Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-04-27

Mr.. R. NJ. Person came over from
kittrell last Friday on business
Since the company was formed, last
august, to manufacture Mrs. Joe
Person 5 Remedy, he has been in Kit
trell with the concern. Now that the
business has been permanently es,
tabllshed, Mr.. Person will return to
his home at Charlotte.
Mr.. Phil Holt and bride, of Rocky
Mount, spent Sunday with his aunt,
Mrs. T. |. Harris. Years ago Mr..
Holt lived i'll Henderson with Mr..
and Mrs. L. |. Harris and his old
friends will be glad to know that he
Is successful tObaccOnist, of Rocky
Mount, and also of his recent mar
rlage tn Miss Tempe Battle White
head, OF Rocky Mount.
The Ministers Association met in
the parlOr of Hotel Vance Monday
morning and accepted Mr.. Brewer
cordial invitation to make this their
regular meeting place 1t was de-
cIded to have paper read at each
meeting and Rev. j. w. Morgan was
asked to make preparations for the
next meeting, His subject will be
Social Obligations Of .the Church. -
Swat the house fly. When YOU
catch bunch on fly paper, burn the
whole thing, as it is said that the
eggs will hatch if the dead flies are
thrown into ii place where conditions
are favorable. Noah certainly miss
ed his chance when he didn't let the
two spiders catch the two flies which
got aboard the Ark. Wilmington
Star
Henderson aud Oxford played an
interesting game of ball in the Lassi-
ter field Saturday afternoon, which
resulted in favor Of Henderson, the
score being 10 to ;. Stainback
pitched ana Prof. Bounds caught for
Henderson, while Adams pitched
and Gooch caught for Oxford
Stainbnck and Prgram of the Hen
dersOn team made two base hits
apiece.
Mr.. Francis I.abadie and Miss
Lillian Jnrgens, dramatic artists of
Philadelphia, delighted their au-
dience at the Kings Daughters hall
Tuesday evening with reproductions
from some of the famous dramas
That the entertainment was good,
seems to be the verdict of all who
had the pleasure of being present.
They were under the auspices of the
Civic League.
The t ounce hen egg that Mr.. A. J.
Cheek was SO proud Of, rs mention
ed in last weeks paper, has turned
out to be curiosity in more respects
than one, and friend Cheek was
cheated out of egg for supper by rea-
son of its being cnrOsity Tor that
egg at any rate). When it was brok-
en-, preparatory to being cooked, it
developed that next to the outer
shell, was the white of an egg, and
enclosed in that was another fully
developed egg with a hard shell. 1t
yet remains to be seen what is in
side of egg No. :.
A detail of ten of the best marks
men of Company c, Bird Regiment
North Carolina National Guard,
went to Raleigh Tuesday of last
week for the purpose of competing
for the Dupont trophy. The camp
was in the Cameron field and the tar
get range in the rear of the fair
grounds. Company b, of Raleigh,
won the first prize, and although
Company { won neither prize, its
record was above the average. A
good time is reported by those who
attended.
Miss Lillian Beck $ name from the
list of sopranos, and IL mention OF
one of the most beautiful solos in the
sacred cantata, by Mrs. ID. Y. Coop
er, Jr., were by mistake omitted
from the account last week of the
Good Friday music at Holy limo
cents church. A member of the choir
of the Little Church Around the
Corner" in New York City, was
present at this service, and among
his favorable comments stated that
he had never heard the organ ac-
compartment surpassed. Mrs. |. W.
Hughes was director as we'll as Or
ganist on this occasion, and to her
most of the credit is due.
The Students Club held "a most de-
Iightful meeting with Mrs. p. II.
Thomas Monday afternoon at five
o'clock. Several letters from chair
men of departments in the Federation
were read followed by discus
sion as to the representation OF this
club at the annual meeting of the
Federation at AsheyilIe. AS no mem
Der of the club can go, report OF
the years work will, instead, be sent
The following was the program for
the afternoon: Alpxander-CHsar,
Miss Claudia Hunter. The Battle OF
Arbela, Mrs. A. J. Cheek. Alexander
in the East, Mrs. W. d. Burwell.
Story of the GOrdian Knot, Miss
Ethel Plummer. At the conclusion
Mrs. Thomas served delightful eata-
bles.
At the Presbyterian church on Sun
day morning the sum of $500 was
cOnJrlDuUou IOE TIE ISuuoN IIeIt
fund of Union Theological Seminary.
This, the Oldest theological institu-
ton of the Southern Presby terrain
Church, was founded at Hampton
Sidney, Va, by the Synods OF North
Carolina and Virginia in the year
1872. The Synods are preparing
to celebrate the Tooth anniversary
of the institution next year and in
this connection are adding $500, 600
to it's Endowment. Its location has
been changed to Richmond, Va, to
beautiful site given by the late Maj
Ginter, of that city, and with the en-
larged equipment bids fair to enter
upon another century of great use.
fulness.
The Wednesday Bridge Club Meets
The Wednesday Bridge Club was