The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1900-02-01
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See and hear Alba Haywood and his
peerless company at Cooper Opera
House tomorrow friday evening
Mr.. Brooks Parham is treasurer OF
the Lvccum. Go to the Parham Broth
ers Supply COS store and get tickets
of membership.
There will be no complimentarles
in the Lvceum nor will there be amy
reserved seats. All pay alike and
take choice Of seats when they 90 /"
the Opera House.
Go at once and get membership
tickets in the Lyceum. The lecture
of Max O'Rell next Thursday night
will be worth all the tickets cost you
for the whole spring season.
Every person who is in favor Of the
constitutional amendment is request
ed to attend the meeting at the court
house Monday night for the purpose
Of organizing an Amendment Club.
You cant afford not to become a
member of the Lyceum. 1t will be
worth many times more to you than
the cost of the membership fee be-
sides being of great BENEFIT to the
town.
Keep it in mind that there will be a
meeting at the court house Monday
nigh: for the purpose of organizing
an Amendment Club. Give sanction
to the movement by giving it youi
presence and support
Several pieces of real estate in town
and country will be sold at public
auction next Monday, February 9th.
See advertising columns for further
information. 1t may be to your in.
lrrcst to be present at these sales.
Alba Haywood and his peerless
company is IA strictly refined, high
class attraction endorsed by the
clergy and the best society every
where Don't miss the opportunity
of seeing and hearing them Friday
night.
Max O'Rcll ranks among the frs,
men on the lecture platform. Hen
derson is fortunate indeed in making
date with him. 1t was by meIe
chance that this was done as few
towns this size have an opportunity
of hearing him.
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
the Christian EndcavOr Society at the
Methodist Protestant church will bold
an anniversary service-that being
the nineteenth birthday of Christian
Endeavor. All the friends of the
Young people are cordially invited.
There will be no preaching service
at night.
Don't fail to get your mem bershiI
tickets in the Lvceum in time to hear
Max O'Rell, the famous French Jour
nalist. critic. author and lecturer al
Cooper Opera House next Thursday
evening. This attraction alone prom.
Uses to be worth the cost of the mem
bership for the entire season.
There are no salaried officers in the
Lvccum. 1t is work of love pure
and simple for the good that NAV
come out of it, and the officers were
the first persons to buy and pay fol-
! membership tickets. We say this
that members may know what is tC
be done with the money. 1t is tc
provide entertainment for them.
Acting upon advice of his physician
8 Mr., Shaw withdraws his regular ap-
pointment to preach in the Presbyte-
8 rian church sunday morning, at which
4 time the celebration of the Lords
s Supper was to be observed. Nor will
q he be able to 90 to Brookston to or
3 game the church Monday. This has
been deferred To a date which will be
8 announced hereafter.
Rev. j. ID. Huffman. ID. d.. has is
8 sued cards announcing the marriage
8 OF his daugher. Miss Anne. to Mr..
q James Richard Singleton on February
8 9th. The ceremony will be performed
q at II O'Clock NJ. in the Baptist church.
g Henderson, No invitations were sent
8 out in town. The friends of the pop
q ular Young couple extend congratula-
q tions and good wishes in advance.
81 No inner or more meritOriouS at
q traction has never visited Henderson
8 than Alba Heywood's company o.
8 artists. Ii is strictly tirSt-claSS. clean
q and refined and one of the strongest
8 cards OF young Mems Christian Asso
q ciatlonS. LyceumS and similar ogan
s. izations. Nothing objectionable is
said or done and ministers every.
q where are among the most delighted
and enthusiastic members of Mr.
Il HeywoOd'S audiences.
Friends OF Mr.. John F. Engle. tn,
well known photographer. were GLAD
to see him here during the past few
days. He hung out his sign in Hen
s. derson four or live years ago and sine,
then he has spent most of the time il
81 Bermuda and Cuba. He came direct
q from the latter Island in Decembe
after about 4 years stay there. Mr.
Engle speaks highly of the countr,
81 but has bat little to say in favor o
81 the people as whole. He has en-
s. Joyed good health and was looking
q well.