The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-06
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Martin was hostess to Watch
| Party to number of young
folks in this community on New
Years Eve, which was very
much enjoyed. Those who at
tended were: Misses Loree Nc
Murray, Ruth Byers, Louise Mil,
Ter, Ruth and Elise Stepp, ami
Matte and Thelma Britton IT
this place and Misses Jane, Ollie
Mae and Josephine Allen OF Hen
Jacksonville, and Miss Wilma
Gibbs of Morristown, Tenn, who
is at present with relatives at
Upward; also Mcssrs. Mendess
Hill, Keith Ward, Bert Lyle
Wilbur and Brownlow Martin
Leon Case, Hamilton Stepp, Jr.'
Marshall Watterson Of this place
| and Howard Gibbs and Lowell
Merrell of Upward. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments OF
cookies were served. -
Paul Byers, Of Washington, u
C., spent a week here during
Christmas with his parents, MI
and Mrs. W. S. ByerS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Armstrong
of this place had as their guests
to q turkey dinner on last Sun
dav. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen ana
daughter of San Antonio, Texas
who visited relatives here ana III
South Carolina for more than
week, and Mrs. 7. r. Allen, OF
Travellers Rest, Nh. and MIS-
Dick Allen of HendersonVIii9;;
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Allen 81
this place. 49, ,,1
Louise Miller spent last SUNDAY
night with Misses Ruth and EIlse
Stepp. - oo,,
two weeks here with relatives,
returned to CullOwhee WedneS-
day morning, where he IS attend
ING the Western Carolina Teach
ers college.
day, for Washington, d. I" |"
visit friends. :.
Claude H. Stepp of Columbia,
S. c., spent a few days here dur
ing Christmas with his mother,
Mrs. Martha A. Stepp, ana nj"
children, Lawrence and Claude
Jr. .
Miss Caroline Bennett, of
Drayton, S. c.. spent a few days
last week with Misses Mildred,
Ruth and Elise Stepp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Edney,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Arm
strong, were among those present
at a most delightful Christmas
party on Christmas evening at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Ralph
Jones at Druid Hills. Candies,
cake and punch were served dur
ing the evening and guests en-
joyed. Others present were Nr.
and Mrs. BrOwnlow Justus OF
Gambler, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Allen, of Hendersonville.
Walter II. Hyder, who has
been critically ill for the past
three or four weeks is still in a
serious condition.
Clarence Case, Of Imam, ).
c., spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. b. F.. Hyder of this place.
Mr.. and MIS-. Boyd Edney had
as their guests to Sunday night
dinner on Christmas eve, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brownlow Justus. of Can
der and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Jones, of Druid Hills.
Miss Myrtle Pace, primary
teacher here, spent the recent
holidays with her mother, Mrs.
T. T.. Pace, of Fishtop.
Mr.. Lewis of Tuxedo, has
succeeded Rev. N. B. Phillips, OF
East Flat Rock as pastor of the
Refuge Baptist church here, hay
ing been elected by the members
about month ago.
Mrs. d. b. Green and chll-
dren, Carol, D. b. and Ollie Ruth
of this place. spent the Christmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
lookout and other relatives of
Rock Hill, S. C. ,
News was recently received
here by his friends of the death
of Mr.. NJ. i. Harrington of West
Palm Beach, Fla, who stayed at
his summer home here most of
the time until about year ago,
when he became i'll and went
back to Florida. He was unable
to come up last summer with his
wife, and her sister, who spent
the summer months here, but his
friends were hoping that he
would be able to come up again
next summer.
Misses Mildred, Ruth and Elise
Stepp had as dinner guests
Christmas evening, Misses Loree
McMurray, and Ruth Byers and
Messrs. 10 Johnson, LEY Laison,
Bert Lytle, Howard Gibbs, Ham
ilton Stepp, Jr., and Lowell Mer-
rell. After dinner they enjoyed
the picture "Little Women
shown at the Carolina theatre in
Hendersonville.
VIM. Strong, Methodist preach
CT. of this place, closed a weeks
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