The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-12-01

Mrs 4. B. Cook and Mrs. Avis
Hnskp Of Fayetteville, came Monday
to visit Mrs. 0. r. Smith.
Mrs Lucy YonnQ of Washington,
D E.. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
I'D. Rose, in Henderson.
Mr.. Will Griffin a former popular
resident. WAS a Henderson visitor
this week and his presence gave
Measure to those who saw him.
r ! Corbitt advertises for some
one to take two colts to winter. Per
son who can accommodate him Is
requested to make the fact known.
Watch the show window at Mrs.
Nissilipr's. From Saturday on
through the holidays something new
will be displayed every day either in
the window or in the store.
Mr.. ". f. Moss went to Elizabeth
City Friday to attend the Eastern
North Carolina Conference, Metho-
dist Episcopal church, as delegate
from his church Mrs. Moss went
with him.
Rev.J.A. Mcclure was absent from
his pulpit Sunday having gone to
Ipwisburg, West Virginia, to preach
in response to an invitation from the
congregation OF the Presbyterian
church there.
Mrs. Missillier announces that
every day next week some special
bargain will be offered in some article.
The biggest line of holiday novelties
in connection with other goods that
they have ever shown.
Miss Florence Beck who has been
taking a business course at Smith
deal Business College in Richmond,
has finished her studies and accepted
position as teacher in the Leaks
vilIe-Spray Institute at Leaksville,
Nc.
,pweer \. D. Wells is today NOV
ing his stock into his new store, the
Young building, just completed, near
the pOstOtfCe, where he will soon be
i'll position to serve his customers as
usual In the mean time business is
going on just the same.
DR.. F. X. Harris represented his
church as delegate to the annual
Methodist Protestant conference, re.
turning last week. Rev. R. NJ. An
dreWG preached the conference sermon
which was cOmplimented very highly
In the newspaper reports.
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Cooper have re,
turned from TarbOrO where they
went last week to attend the fifteenth
anniversary celebration OF the we'd
ding Of Mr. and Mrs. Thad W
Thrash, being in the receiving line
with the host and hostess.
Thanksgiving was spent very
quietly In Henderson. Most OF the
places of business we're closed anC
services were held in the different
churches Many availed themselves
oil the opportunity to go hunting but
no accidents were reported here
abOuts.
Mrs. Henry Aston and infan'
daughter arrived last night from New
York and will make their home will
frot, and Mrs. j. 7. Alderman Will
Mr.. Aston is in Turkey Miss Birdi
Watson who has been in New YOrl
with her sister for q month cam
back with them.
Before sending away for Christina
OF other goods be sure that you
wants cannot be supplied by GU
local merchants. They are NOR
5han apt to have Just what you ar
booking for-and the price will be a
IINraP or cheaper than you woul
nave TO pay elsewhere.
We had a pleasant call Monda
morning from Mr.. Guy T. Horner {
boyhlns, Va, for whom Henderso
nas sort OF fatherly interest fror
Ine iact that he married one OF he
LoVeHeSt daughters. He came u
WIN his wife to spend Thanksgivin
ana She will remain for some tim
Horner. - 49, v
ReT, K. c. Craven went to Elizs
Etln City Monday to attend tt
eastern North Carolina conference
nr'aodist Episcopal church. Bein
III some important committees
, uau TO go a day ahead OF time. Coz
ference did not convene until We,
neslay. Rev. j. D. Bundy a iorme
pa pastor OF the Henderson church,
conference host,