The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-06-08

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Mis- ErhrI larry, OF Virginia, is Wis
nino her sister, Mrs W. II. Watkins.
Mis- Hrba Brldgcrs OF Tarboro. is
VISITING Miss Leah Perry this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Chalmers of
Nadi-,u Wis. are visiting Mrs.
Chalmers mother, Mrs Tucker.
MFR v. \. Erwin left for Asheville
TO-DAY in response to a telegram an
u0lIl.!nu the serious illness of his
father
Miss Susie Linthicum who has been
spending some time with relatives in
Henderson returned to Durham
Tuesday.
Attention of our readers is called
to new ads in this issue and changes
IN ,oi.i. OF the old ones. For lack of
space and time We cannot call atten-
ton 10 each one separately.
Miss Kebecca Watkins returned
from Spartanburg, S. G., last Friday.
Converse College with the close of this
session and brings her sheepskin
home with her.
Thanks are due to friends who have
sent i'll news this week. Let the good
work 90 on. Several cOmmunica-
tons that were late in reaching the
office have necessarily been postponed
till next week. News about yourself
or friends will always be appreciated.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
mpnt of the BalfrOn Knitting Com
pamy i'll another column. They want
three or four boys in the knitting
mill. 1t is Il good chance for an en-
ergetic boy to make something dur
inc the summer vacation and better
than loating
Mr. and Mrs. d. d. Mcintyre and
family of Raeford, N. C., spent sover-
al days with Mrs. McIntyre's brother,
Mr. Ed Hines, returning to their home
last Tuesday. They took with them
their daughter, Miss Hattie, who
spent the winter in Henderson at
tending the Graded School.
Mr.. John w. Nash and Miss Eunice
Il. Nash were married Tuesday after
noon, June 9th, in the parlors of the
Massenburg Hotel by Rev. j. H. Hen
dcrlite. The contracting parties are
from Tree, Va, and came in on No.
fl Tuesday with several relatives.
The party spent the night at the
hotel and left Wednesday for home.
Mrs. Ethelyn Morris left Henderson
for the summer months saturday.
She will spend the summer at her old
home in buckingham county, Va.
Mrs Morris expects to return to Hen
derSon i'll the fall, and will resume
her classes in painting and drawing,
which have done such good work dur
inc the past year.
Miss Julia Cooper returned from
converse College, Spartanburg, S. e..
last Friday, bringing with her Miss
McDuffie of Columbus, Ga. Miss Eu
nice Williams of Boydton, Va, is also
visiting Miss Julia this week. Miss
McDuttie and Miss Williams were
members of the graduating class al
Converse College this year.
Miss Evangeline Morton who ha
the first grade in the Henderson
Graded School. left for her home a
APPROXIMATION, Va, last Friday. Mis-
Norton did most efficient and salts
factory work at the school last ses
sion and besides won the high esteem
Of the town by her many admirabl
qualities. We are glad to know tina
She expects to return in the fall.
Nr. Anthem Bohlinger expects t.
take Il party to the church social a
Erookston Chapel, Tuesday, Jun
18th. He will have a hack for tn
occasion, and will leave town abou
$50 p. N. Any persons in town dc
string 20 attend the social and hav
ii pleasant evening should see MI
Eohlinger as soon as possible an
engage a seat,
Miss Bessie Bridgers of Wilmington
y C.. is visiting Miss Rebecca Wa
kins this week. Miss Bridges is
student at Converse College. Mis-
Kate Watkins of Spartanburg, 5. I
Is also expected this week on Wis
10 Miss Rebecca Watkins. Miss Wa
kins is the daughter of DR.. Jno:
Watkins, pastor OF the First Presb,
terrain church of Spartanburg, an
has many friends in Henderson, whe1
she visited Miss Rebecca last SUI
Iner.
Has Stood the Test rs Years.