The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1910-06-09

Miss Isabel Perry is home from st.
Marys, Raleigh.
Miss Ruth Abbott, of Augusta, Ga,
is visiting Miss Lala Burton.
Mr.. Lewis Ginter Cooper has re-
turned home from Trinity College.
Miss Mariel Gary is home from St.
Mary'-, Raleigh, where she has been
at school.
Mossrs. Gus and Jerre ZOllicoffer
and Rrdding Perry are home from
the University.
Mr.. John d. Cooper, Jr., is home
from \. 4 NJ. College where he has
been at school.
Miss Annie Harris is home from
Smithfeld, Va, where she has been
teaching school.
MissCarry Burton has returned from
Meredith College where she has been
the past session.
Miss Leila White is home from the
Normal College, Greensboro, where
she has been teaching.
Miss Pauline Edwards has returned
home from Dunn where she has been
teaching the past session.
Mr.. Henry Marrow came home last
week from the University where he
has been pursuing his studies.
Miss Mary Belle Gary has returned
;,rl, ho ho honn
teaching in the graded schools.
Miss Jessie Harris has returned
from a visit to Rockingham and
Davidson College commencement.
Miss Lula Shell returned to her
home in Raleigh Monday after visit
ing Miss Nellie Jordan for a few days.
Mr., and Mrs. L. d. Stainback and
Master Barnard have returned from
Baltimore to spend the summer in
Henderson.
Capt. Joe Rem OF Durham, was a
Henderson visitor Saturday and it
gave pleasure to q number of his
friends to see him.
Miss Mater Hawkins, OF Texas, is
the guest of Mrs Jennie Brodie again
alter spending awhile with relatives
Ill Warren county.
Mr.. ana Mrs ID. Y. Cooper, Jr., and
Mrs. ). Z. Cooper have returned from
AshevilIe where they went to attend
the Shriners' convention last week.
DO not forget the great special sale
at George A. Rose Company's this
week and next. Prices have gone to
pieces in every department OF this
BIG store.
Miss Belle Hicks has returned home
from the State Normal College where
She graduated with high hOnors this
year, being chosen to read the Last
VIII and Testament of her class.
Mrs. Harry W. Coekerill and little
daughter, Mildred, of Nevada, Mo-,
are visiting relatives in Henderson.
As Miss Genevieve Lewis Mrs. Cocker
Ill has frequently visited here before
and has many friends in Henderson.
Mr.. R. A. Bullock fWilliamsboro,
was an agreeable caller at this flee
Monday morning. He had Just re.
turned from Chapel Hill where he
Went to attend commencement exer-
eiSes of the University, and appre
ciates the great work it is doing in
tne great educational scheme o.
North Carolina.
Mr.. William Manning went tc
Wilmington Tuesday to spend a few
QaHS with his friend and college mate
Mr. John Council taking advantage
81 the meeting of the Press Associa
ZION to pay promised visit of -four
Years standing at this time, previous
60 going to Switzerland to pursue G
I1Llher course of studies.
IN sickness, if certain hidden nerve goe
Tn inHng then the organ this nerve controls
NAIL az! also surely fail. 1t may be a Stomacl
NV ~, or II may have given strength and sup
SLl 10 the Heart or Kidneys. 1t was DIR
H. mat first pointed to this vital truth
Scoops Restorative was not made I,
Iat ne Stomach or to temporarily stimu
faT me Heart and Kidneys That old
Pnlolled method is all wrong. DIR. Shoop'
idI."FatlVe goes directly to these failing in
nrosd nerves The remarkable success of thi
traat; lPuon demonstrates the wisdom @
go,' the actual cause of these failing OIL
SIM AND 1t is indeed easy to prove. !
Trf;0 i've or ten days test will surely tel