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FRENCH BROAD HUSTLER, HEND THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1919 People and vents E i Miss Mattie Stansel, Reporter Little Samuel Joseph Bryson is get ting better from his recent sickness. Harry Ewbank spent the Easter holidays with his family. -' Miss Pink Gash, from Etowah, vis ited friends here last week. Major Michael Schenck, of Wash ington, D. C, arrived last Friday to spend a week with his family. Miss Effie Shipman, from Blantyre, Visited relatives and friends here last ;week. Rev. Raymond Browning is con ducting a meeting at Waynesboro, Ga. i Miss Artie Barber has returned from a visit to her brother in Ashe Sille. . Mrs. j. aoy justice is improving nicely after a stay at the Patton Mem orial Hospital and has gone home. Mrs. John C. Brooks, of Greenville, S. C, spent the Easter holidays with" her sister, Mrs. C.J. Valley. Pv't. C. Few, Jr., has received his discharge from service and arrived home last Friday. Miss Margarite Smith, of Peters burg, Va., is visiting Mrs. D. T. ( Fuller on Alt. Echo. Solicitor J. E. Shipman has re turned from Brevard where he attend ed Transylvania court. Wm. A. Laws is spending a couple of weeks with his daughter, Mrs. H. E. Black near Laurel Park. Misses Marie and Leona Lane have returned from Baltimore, Md., Wash ington, D. C, and Norfolk, Va. The trip to Norfolk was by boat. j Misses Ethel and Blanche Thomas, ;who frequently spend May and June at the Cedars, arrived this week from phicago, 111. Miss Louise Browning from Mc Crary, Ark., is spending awhile with Mrs . Raymond Browning on the Hay wood road. Airs. H. H. Ashmore and son, Wil liam, returned to Knoxville, Tenn., last Friday after a visit to her sister, Mrs. C. J. Valley. Pv't. Walton Browning, from Camp Jackson, is. spending 10 day's furlough at his brother's Rev. Raymond Brown ing. . Airs. J. C. Bryson, who is convales cing from a recent operation at the local hospital, returned home on Tues day afternoon of last week. Airs. Lily Hight Pitts spent the week-end with Mrs. E. R. Black. Mrs. Pitts. has a position in Colum bia, S. C. Air. and Airs. Byron Croake, from Florida, en route to Springfield, Ky., spent several days at Kentucky Home Uo see their friends here. Aliss Theopa Parker, who spent several days with her friend, the late Airs. J. D. Boyd, has returned to Spartanburg, S. C. Airs. Lila Ripley Barnwell will re present the local chapter of the V. D. C's at fhe state convention which meets at Wilson next week. Mr. and Airs. T. A. Razook came last week for a stay of two weeks at the Cedars. They will go to New York city and return for the summer. W. P. Gosnell, from the Tuxedo section has been at the local hospital for three weeks suffering from a com pound fracture. He is reported as getting along nicely. R. C. Clarke has returned from the west feeling much benefited from his vacation. Mrs. Clarke and R. C. Jr., are visiting Mr. Clarke's parents at New Castle, Pa. Reginald Alorris, enroute from Charlestown, West Virginia, via Ashe- ville to Spartanburg, S. C., where he Jias accepted a position, visited his re latives here last week. ' Mr. and Airs. W. P. AIcAllister and daughter, Nancy Pope, who spent the winter at Lumberton, N. C, return-; ed to their summer home at Laurel Park last Thursday. The Sunday School classes of Ales dames W. M. Guill, T. C. Westall and S. L. Jones at East Flat Rocs, had an Easter egg hunt on Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock in the grove at Mrs. W. AI. Guill's. Col. and Mrs. S. V. Pickens, who were at Apopka, Fla., for the winter, came home last week. Col. Pickens has been in bed four months but stood the trip home remarkably well. L. E. Rackley has returned from Greenville, S . C . , where he carried I TVI onH Tra ' T?i1o Rhinman tr tfioir home. Mr. Shipman has been in poor health for a long time. Aliss Anne Oates and Lieut. William Oates arrived last Sunday afternoon from New York city to spend this week with their parents, Air. and Airs. R. AI. Oates. ...... -j MmMM man t ; - Vf kYKixJwL m t j i F. ,S. Wetmur goes to Winthrop, Iowa, this week to have a house built on his farm as a recent fire destroyea the one that had been there. Edward Earle Bomar, son of Dr. and Airs. E. E. Bomar, has been eleci .Sd president of the Ciceronian Lite rary Society in the Georgetown Co: 'ege at Georgetown, Ky. , C. F. Capliner, from Rosman, has oeen spending the Easter holidays ivith his daughter, Airs. AI. C. Hog Bett. Little Miss Winny Hogsett has been kept away from school for several weeks on account of ear trouble. She is reported as getting better. Air. and Mrs. Thomas Shipman and little son motored from Brevard last Thursday for the Good Roads' meet ing which Air. Shipman attended. Airs. Leslie Lee, who has been a guest at the Waverly for some time and has been of great service in the Red Cross work, wil spend a week ai Waynesville enroute to her home at Cambridge, Alass. Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Martin, who were called here on account of the illness and the death of the former's sister, Airs. J. D. Boyd, have re turned to Antreville, S. C. Pv't. Edgar Pace, who served over seas in the 30th division, 120th infan try, returned home last Saturday. He is a son of Airs. E. C. Ward on the Edneyville road. W. C. Burnette and family from Alills River were here last Saturday. Airs. C. AI. Howie and baby, from the Asheville Farm School, are spend ing some time with her parents, Air. and Airs. Burnette. Air. and Airs. Smith gave an infor mal dance, at their home near Naples, on Friday evening, April 18. Atusic was furnished by a string band and 30 people had a good time. W. C. Burnette from Alills River was anong the Invited guests. Aliss Mary Purkey and brother Alur- phy, spent several days last with Mrs. E. L. Osteen. They came to move their furniture to their home at Alorristown, Tenn. Aliss Pearl Pur key has accepted a position in the alteration department of a large es tablishment in Jacksonville, Fla. Air. and Airs. John Alarsellus, who have been at Park Hill for two months and are very enthusiatic over the healthful character of the town, left last week for New York. Mr. ana Airs. Alarsellus have spent three win ters at Park Hill. Dr. Guy E. Iixorf was elected a delegate to the South Carolina State Aledical Society at the Pinehurst meeting which he attended last week. Dr. Carl Reynolds, of Asheville, was Jtlected president of the society which will meet next year in Charlotte. Air. and Airs. E. H. Davis enter tained with a supper party Thursday evening of last week, having as their honor guests, Air. and Airs. Theron Holcombe. The other guests were, Misses Gertrude Shipman, Willie Car michael and Grover Shipman. During the evening Aliss Ethel Manders, Joe Freeman and Willie Reese called. The science sections in the seventh and eighth grades of the city school thoroughly enjoj'ed an Easter egg hunt last Friday afternocn at Lenox Park. Reginald King received tire prize for finding the largest number of eggs and the booby prize was giv en to Aliss Odessa Case. Aliss Marga ret Bomar was chaperon. The children, of the Flat Rock graded school were given an Easter egg hunt last Friday afternoon by t.ic 3 Association, to a hospital at Fayettevilla for fur-, We need one hundred tlier treatment. Air. Stackuouse has t lis veelc. one jrunarca lusiumwn First come, -best bargains, never recovered irom me m eueuts it lias, jsozzeue. of influenza. . , Aliss Dilla Candler was hostess to 30 of her friends at Richlieu on Fri day evening, April IS, from 9 to 12 o'clock. The out-of-town guests were Messrs Beechboard and Taylor of Asheville. The color scheme of pink and yellow was carried out in the de coration of crepe paper, sweet peas and marguerites. The refreshments were served in the dining room where pink baskets containing yellow chicks and Easter eggs were given as favors to each guest. A fruit salad course and pink lemonade were served as re freshments. During the evening there were contests and music by a local istringband. Billy AlcClain won the prize for the contests. There was a happy re-union of fami lies and old friends at Dr. and Mrs. C. Few's last Friday afternoon. This re-union was entirely unexpected. The motor parties were made up of Prof, and Airs. Dunford, from Ander son, S. C, en route to Asheville to visit their sister, Capt. and Airs. Er nest Bell, Lieut, and Airs. John Hen ry from Greenville, S. C, en route home from Chimney Rock, Alajor Alichael Schenck and C. Few, Jr. Alesdamcs Bell and Henry were the Misses Rickman who arc well known here. Prof. Dunford taught in Jud son College when the late Rev. Air, Boone was president. Little Carl Alorris had such a hap- y time on his seventh birthday which te celebrated on Friday airernoon, April 11, from 4 to 6 o'cIock, at his come. Seven of his friends were pres ent to share the pleasures that his mother had planned. The Easter de corations of chickens and rabbits, oui-aoor games and refreshments of ice cream, with iudi7idu&.l birthday cakes that held a lighted can-lie, pleased the little folks very much week an(j tney were sorry when the party nded. Airs. J. Alack Rhodes was hostess o the Ladies Aid Society last Thurs day afternoon, April 10. There were 37 present to share the work. Several who usually attend were kept away on account of sickness. Committees were appointed to prepare for the Easter Sale on Friday, April 18 , in the Alorey building. The society will not meet again until the ladies have fin ished their spring cleaning. Airs. Rhodes served chicken salad, saltines, pickles, olives and piping hot coffee which everybody enjoyed. ll-St-c. Rcsilcss nights will tsrn to resit al n'shts, ask those who hare taken Gar- Tonic. ren's 11. nTOMiir tit unmnMiiMfcif , d& '-Sot I a.i i no j . ' So comfortable, too! season s smartest models The simplicity of ctyle, and the beauty of line that characterize the Red Cross Shoe is shown here. And these stylish models are delightfully comfortable, too a requirement that the modern American woman demands ! You'll he so pleased to find that in the Red Cross ohoq you can hurry through the busiest day, trimly and smartly shod and yet feel fresh xmd rested at night! The famous "bends-vith-your-foot" feature makes these shoes absolutely comfortable. ' Come in and see our attractive new Red Cross models. They're so charming you'll want to try them on at once. They're so comfortable you'll want to keep them on. Red Cross Shoe prices are moderate. $6.00 to $12.00 E. LEWIS & SON mm v ' Parent-Teacher' school grounds. There were py children who had a mosc ful on They went through with their part of the job went through Hell for days and weeks on end. Many of them gave their all. t. Tr- ... Go through with your end M of the work! Buy to your limit! mmm Thlt jpac contrifytrttd by s Hehdersonville Hardvare Co. tirne at this surprise wlit-a hail been so well planned for thum. Tho Ladies Aid Society of the dist Church realized $133.00 from their Easter sale of fancy work .md good things to cat. Mrs. F. E. Dui fee was untiring in her enorts to make the sale a success. The society feels grateful to the public for their patronage. The ladies worked faith fully in preparing for this annual sale IVt. M. L. Walker, who spent 11 months with the 30th M. P. Co., in England, France , and Belgium which was attached with the British army until latter part of November and then placed with the A.. E. F., In France, is visiting his uncle P. II. Walker at East Flat Rock. Mr. Wal ker will return to his former position with the Bland Hardware Co. ; The Elopement of Ellen, which will )o given at the Opera House for the benefit of -the Woman's Club, under the management of Miss Connie Mor row, on Monday evening, will furnish amusement for all. The nymph and tambourine drills will be worth the price of the ticket. Be sure to en courage the young people by ' your presence. J. H. Stackhouse, son-in-law or Mr. and Mrs. F. S. . Wetmur, who lives at Dunbar, S. C., has returned :i iiaiiii ay the THE DAY those great gray ships of war came sneaking out from the Kiel Canal marked the end of Germany's naval power. Thanks to the Allied Navy, thanks to our Boys of the Sea, thanks to the Ships and to the Liberty Bonds that put them there, the seas are safe! Do your full share in the Victory liberty Loan in payment for the Victory that might have cost every thing if we had not gone at it whole- . cssrtedly and in the nick of time. Victory Liberty Lotn Committee German mm they came -1 lUffir - f - a 9 Thtt German; Na w- the world has ever known SKYLAMD . HOSIERY CO, EAST FLAT ROCK, N. C. ,
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