The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-06-30
JESSICA RANDOLPH SMITH.

Rev. r. c. Craven, Mrs Craven. and
two little daughters, Misses Muriel
and Josephine, went to Tarboro yes
terday TO spend week with friends.
Mr.. Craven will attend the District
conference of the Methodist church
at Williamson.
Miss Hood, the popular milliner at
l.. q. Davis, Sons 4 Co.'S, left yester-
day for her home in Baltimore to
spend the summer. She will return
in the fall to resume her accustomed
place which she has SO ucreptably
filled for several years.
Tie new residence built by Mr.. ID.
Y. Cooper, Jr., on William street,
which will be used as all annex to the
Massenburg Hotel. has been compile
ted and is now occupied by many of
the drummer boys" Mr. Henry
Morris also has his room there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McCoin, Miss
Irene Belts, and Messrs. Tom Hornpr
and Carroll Singleton left last week
on an extended trip to Canada travel
ing by automobile From Norfolk
the car was shipped to Baltimor"
whence the journey was resumed
overland.
The bankers know a good thing
(OfficiaD when they Sac it. Therefore
the election of Mr.. VIM. A Hunt,
cashier OF the Citizens Bank of Hem
dersOn, to succeed himself Qor the
severaleth time las secretary andtreas-
urrr of the North Carolina Bankers
Association.
Prof. w. r. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs
Ivey Allen and Mr.. Bruce White of
LOuisburg, were passengers on the
Norfolk bound train yesterday, going
to Boston to attend the convention
of the National Educational Associa-
ton. Mrs. Mills was in Norfolk and
Joined Prof. Mills there
If YOU are interested in a dancing
class see card of Miss Jessica Smith
published elsewhere. Having been re-
Quested to instruct class in dane
ing she whistles to know how many
she can count on and asks those i'll
terested to meet at her home at
o'clock Saturday afternoon and talk
the matter over.
At the First Baptist church Sunday
morning Rev. J. R. Doan will preach
a special sermon to Henry L. Wyatt
Camp, Confederate Veterans. The
Vance County Chapter and W. A.
Class Chapter, Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, will attend in body as
mark Of honor to the Veterans. The
public cordially invited.
But for the prompt action OF the
fire companies Saturday afternoon
the fire might have been serious. The
water pressure was good and once the
streams got to playing on it the
flames we're soon subdued. Water
did considerable damage to Mosco-
vitz & Beider's stock of goods down
stairs, fully covered by insurance.
Mrs. Harper Alexander of Scotland
Neck, spent Monday night here with
relatives, on her way to Winston
Salem to visit. Mrs. Alexander is a
daughter of the late C. W. Dunn OF
Scotland Neck, for whose murder f.
f. Powell was being tried for his life
at Warren court this week and Mr..
Alexander came with her as far as
NOrlina to attend the trial.
Mr.. Charlie Stainback left last week
for Pittsburg. Pa, where he has Sc
cured employment in the great West
inghouse electrical works, an institu-
ton he considers himself fortunate in
getting into. Ordinarily young men
have to be promoted from some 9th
er similar works to this but being a
graduate of electrical engineering
from the 4. & Ne College won him
his promotion on the start.
Attention is directed to the change
in the advertisement OF the Citizens
Bank this week. Notice is given that
the semi-annual payment of interest
on deposits In the savings depart
ment will be credited on the books
of the bank July 1st. 1t will be ready
for payment or for entry on pass
books Friday, July LIST. Interest not
withdrawn will be added to principal
and bear interest the same as origin
al deposit July 4th being legal
| holiday the bank will be closed.