The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-09-03
VERY LOW PRICES.
Lumber, Lime, Shingles,
Doors, Windows, Frames,
oak Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John b. WATKINS.

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MIS-: y. Lehman lett lUetidhF lor
me N .,,r '''arh''' |" ""E lie"
ELI ii'iii'''erF s'och-
MISS ->ell' !" d'soh went 10 o''iiS-
buiL 'o'I'iuhH 10 0'dch Ill 'ile
&rade'i Schooi 'iere.
Miss Irene Belts has returned
from Durham where she has been WIS.,
ting MISS susie l-lhtillcum.
Misses Cora and Emma Woodlef
Of KittreIl. were quests OF Mrs. W
Ed Moss Ill Henderson last week.
Mrs +. p, Crockett and little
dauohter. Virninia Of Norfolk are
ruests Of Mrs, ! G.. Kittrpll this
week.
Mrs p ~ Homes N,srnr Turner
ami Tttln Miss Hettin G wont down
To- Virnini, Roach S,turdovto snend
few days.
Rev. ] D. Larki1Is. the new pas-
tor of the Baptist church. iseyuoctnd
to arrive this week and ocrupv his
,,i,Init Sunday
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cnin I,,,r thn frat
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Miss Mary Medcaris, of Winston,
IL 'iSi',,'S hi; anu MIS- w: ',e'r''-
10 vi i'u' wen '' ", ~ n'c7 Ne''o''-
lis 10 d ''''''' u MI N''i'''''iH'
The WOmnn's Tuesday Club will
hold their first meeting of the year
WIN MIS-. Ai'i'f'''',Ii Oh iueSdaE,
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Mr.. J. r. Johns returned from
Portsmouth Sunday accompanied by
Mrs. Johns and Baby Louise, who
VIII Sl'eiu So'lle '''''e mere with MN.
Rev j II. Iienderlite will return
todayfrOm his summer vacation and
will occupy his pulpit ut the Preshy-
terrain church Sunday morning as
usuai'
Mrs. W. +. MrdearIa returned last
week from II pleasant visit to W IN
st0n and the Western part OF the
STATE extending over Il period OF seV-
HAVING heard what the WIFI waves
were saying at Virginia Beach, MIR.
Andrew }. Harris has returned home
to have his clients and Others listen
w HIS soy NIX
Mrs. W \. Tedder left Monday for
her home at Live Oak, Fla, after
spending some weeks with her sisters
Mrs. Alderman and the Misses Wat
son III Henderson.
Miss Maud Jones and Miss Kate
Lewis, OF the Graded School faculty,
will arrive this week and be ready to
enter upon their duties with the
opening OF school Monday.
Mr. I u u,rdor b.,, ,.otrrno1
from Rrnns,,;cL i;n whnro no went
to see his son Joe. The latter has
been sick with typhoid fever but is
now getting on all right again.
Prof W L CHI who has boa,, ON.
iorinn onn,n Efn ~, I',ln Cb,nnI,;n
and el.ayLnrn dnr;nr tho summer
months returned Fridny looLino
much improved from his outing.
Tho v,ru sneIl i brolep AsIono
81. tho crons wara m,kir @. we conld
stand il bur now they are in the
state colder weather is preferable.
e., -,
br. T y Macon oherS soou
',,' i ,ou - hnrno ,l ~ do 'nh
mn 81 fnn;I, hnrSa VIII ho snll
,I'n,n No. ho,vy onornb fnr III.
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' guy o''''>,'' -
Mr.. ). ). Parham has returned
from his trip abroad and looks none
the worse for his extended travels by
.''. a., ," - v "rs m,,. @ a.C'
i Is tIa E sn nntr;es no Siol,t,
90 rI;nb ,rora on;oyaJ "a tho f,,ll
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Mr. +. +. Hight is visiting Wash
ington City this week combining bus
mess with pleasure, having gone
Tuesday. Tie Is accompanied by his
daughters Misses Ethel and Mabel
ana he VIII cohtrloute 10 IlielE peas
ur' willie lie a'tehos 10 o"ai''eSS'
See notice elsewhere of opening O
the Henderson Graded schools OF
Monday. September 18th. 1t is de
sired that ali pupils attend prompt
" at the opening of the session. Su
pprintendent Alderman will be in the
office this week to issue entrance