NEW MANAGEMENT
J. M, Bryant of llimdersonvilh
has taken ove- the management
of Oak Hall Hotel. Mr. B'yant
has been oneratin? hotels for a
period of 25 years, in addition to
operating Oak Hall, ho
the Ames in Hendersonville, the
Hotel Manning at Manning, S. C.,
and the New Cloud!and Hotel on
Lookout Mountain, near Chattan
ooga, Tenn. Oak Hall is now open
for guests.
Much interest is being taken in
the Boys’ Club. Each morning
the boys are on hand eager to
get started on their craft work
and making good use of the
large game room.
Several very nice pieces of craft
work have been completed. Junior
Samples has finished a rug in
weaving work; Marion Edwards
has completed work on a model
automobile.
On Thursday the entire club will
spend the day at Harmon Field
where they will enjov a picnic
dinner and several athletic games.
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