The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-06-22

Oak Mantels, Tiles, Crates, &c.
John B. WATKINS.
u,s Holm S.Owen of South Boston,
Va. spent Sunday i'll Henderson.
Miss Sarah Kollock OF Hillsboro is
visiting Airs. 4. g. Lands in Hender-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nash, Of
Selma. y. C., are visiting DIR. l.. l..
Nash.
Miss Mary Belle Gary has been
amending some time with friends III
Lnmberton, y. {.
Mrs Rosa Kelly of Wilmington, N.
i visiting her father, DR.. l.. l..
Nash, on Church street. i
Mary Elizabeth Stokes, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Belts died Wednesday evening.
Mr. Manning speaks for himself
this week in an exceedingly interest
ing letter. All will enjoy reading it.
Misses Josie Clack and Matte Ma
hone spent several days last week on
Roanoke river on fishing excursion.
Mr.. John Watkins, Jr., of New
Haven, Conn, is home for visit of
aw DAYS at his fathers, Mr.. J. B.
Watkins.
Prof. J. +. Alderman returned last
week from the meeting oil the North
Carolina Teachers Association in
Greensboro.
Mrs. W. II. Watkins and little
daughter Mary, are on Il visit to
Mrs. Watkins mother, Mrs. larry,
in Virginia.
There is IL treat IN store for those
who hear the address by DR.. Sykes
on next Monday night at Cooper
Opera House.
DO not fail to read the article by
DR.. J. II. Tucker i'm this issue on the
necessity and feasibility of a Hender-
sob hospital. You will find it worth
while.
Misses Genevieve L9wis OF Baltimore
and Sophie Taylor and Irene Hines
of Oxford, are spending the week in
Henderson as guests OF Miss Marie
Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Burwell left last
Monday for n two weeks trip to New
York and Boston. They were accom-
panied by their newhew, Master
Stockard Parker.
There will be short business meet
ing of the Contemporary Club just
after DR.. Sykes address at the Opera
House next Monday night. All the
members are requested to represent
Miss Norma Britt, who is a gradu
ate OF Miss Averett's school Of music
will give her graduation recital soor
after Miss Averett's return to Hen
deFson in August The date will b.
announced later.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. Shan
non the GOLD LEAF has been furnish
I'd with an account of the recent ger
man which is OF interest to many o
our readers. but for lack of space II
has been deferred until next week.
Mr.. {. F. Tankersley requests al
citizens who have not listed thei
taxes not to fail to attend to tina
important matter this week. The tim
limited is growing very short. Git
zens OF the town are especially re
quested to take notice.
Miss Elsie Morton of AppomattoS
Va. is visiting at the home OF MI
and Mrs. E. B. Brady. Miss Elsie
Il sister OF Miss Evangeline Morto
who taught in the Henderson Grae
ed School last year and who has S
many friends in Henderson.
Among those from Henderson VIII
Went on the Seaboard excursion las
week were Mr.. f. f. Hight. Misse
Macy Hight, Mary Lee Hight, an
Berthe Clifton. They visited Port
mouth. Norfolk, Ocean View, PHI
Beach and Old Point, and report
most pleasant trip.
Mrs. Averett and her daughter, Mi
Emma, left Monday for stay
several weeks in Danville, Va. The
friends will be pleased to know tn,
Mrs. Averett, who is at DIR. w.
Robinson's Sanitarium, under trea
ment for rheumatism, is rapidly I
covering. Miss Averett will go Nor
III week or two for course in woes
nation and in search of some ne
Ideas for her next summers concel