Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-06-15

Mrs. ]. A. Bailey, OF Durham, is
here visiting DR.. and Mrs. FL. 81.
Bass.
Miss Rebecca Gilkeson, OF Staun-
ton, Va, is here on visit to her |
sister, Mrs. J. A. Mcclure.
Mrs. J. C. Kittrell and children |
have returned to the city from their
visit to Eastern Carolina.
Miss Josie Harton and Mr.. Roy
Beckham spent several days of last
week at Buckhorn Springs.
Misses Una May, Margaret and
Mamie Hayes, OF Louisburg, visited
Mrs. J. ". Hayes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Watson, of
Wilson, spent several days of last
week with Mrs. Julia Thomas.
Mrs. J. Fl. Malone and Miss Kate
Malone have returned to Richmond,
after visit to Mrs. ]. R. Clack.
Miss Annie Smaw is visiting at
Oxford, and from that point she will
60 to Virginia to visit relatives.
Miss Val Aston passed through
the city Monday on the way to New
York and other Northern points.
Miss Elizabeth Mabry, of near Mid
dleburg, spent part OF last week
with her cousin, Miss Beula Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Manning at
tended the funeral, last Sunday, OF
Mr.. Lewis Watson, OF Warren county.
Mr.. F. H. Hoover, of Richmond,
has been here several days on visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. b.
Hoover.
Miss Genevieve Cooper has return
ed home from Texas. She was ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Lu-
! cile Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Plummer, OF
Middleburg, were in the city Tues
day. Mr.. Plummer reports good
rains in his section.
Col. Henry Perry left Monday
night for Hot Springs, Ark, to spend
some time with Mrs. Perry and his
son, Mr.. Fl. L. Perry.
DIR. J. ]. Barefoot, of Swepsonville,
Joined his wife here at Mr.. j. L. b.
Hoover's last Sunday, and they re,
, turned home on Monday.
Mr.. Robert Shanks, OF Williamsbo
70, passed through the city Wednes
day on his way to Asheville to at
tend the Y. NJ. C. A. Convention.
Mrs. F. C. Toeplemon and Mrs
Hamilton Beacon have returned
from Salisbury, where they attended
the convention of the Kings Daugh
, tiers.
Mrs. Henry Taylor and sister, Mis-
8 Elizabeth Taylor, Of Townsville
3. made brief visit to their aunt
:. Mrs. Alice Brodie, the first OF thi
J. week.
D Mr.. T. G. Tucker, who completed
! a course in civil engineering at tn
A. & NJ. College at the last com
mencement, left here Tuesday to tax
: position in Southern Florida.
Mrs. o. W. Mayo and little SOL
= Joseph, have returned from Flol
y ence, S. c., accompanied by Mrs
Mayo's sister, Mrs. Mamie Bates
and son, who will spend part
,. the summer mere.
Mr.. R. B. Conway, formerly ticke
- clerk at Franklin, Va, has bee
r transferred to Henderson as ticke
l. clerk for the Seaboard at this poin1
Mr.. Conway comes recommended a
d Young man of excellent character
It coming originally from Frankli
county.
, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Wyche and Mis-
p Suzanne Holiday, of Rosemary; Mr.
W. L. Workman, of Richmond; Mr.
)f David Mangum, of Raleigh, and Mis-
D. Lois Wright, of Norfolk, were anon
the out OF town guests OF Mr.. an
g. Mrs. It. r. Manning, attending TT
v Harris Manning marriage.
Prof c. C. Cunningham, OF Wa,
e. haw, who has been principal OF tt
1T Roxboro graded school for the pas
two years, has been in the city ye
D. terday and today, the guest OF M
s. and Mrs. r. II. Burns and Mr.. an
Mrs. P. T. Way. Prof. Cunningha1
b will return to Waxhaw tonight.
g. Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. McCoin went
Greensboro the first of this week
Or their touring car. At that place M
er McCoin was Joined by Messrs: ID:
. Powell, J. L. Fl. Missillier, L. c, he
O. ner and R. G. Burroughs, and 6
IS five went to Asheville by rail to a
tend the session OF the Pythian Graz
ID Lodge, which meets there this wee
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