Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06
pRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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.ried the billboard kind. 3
marty OF North Henderson boys
over into Warren county to ,
SSn' sh near Warrenton Monday and
Tuesday.
The fellow who depends upon bor- s
-orinc his newspapers prefers to be
= rooc6 on both his neighbor and his
publisher,
The Whatsoever Circle of the Kings
n,nghters has purchased a nice new
lisn0. which was placed in their hall
last week.
Tho Sunday school of the Baptist
cbnrch will hold their annual picnic
on Thursday, July 18th, at Satter-
whites pond.
Tho members of Mrs. W. II. West
or's house party enjoyed splendid
Fourth Of July picnic out at Satter-
whites pond.
Tho Gold Leaf is requested to an
,onnre that the Sunbeams will meet
navt Sunday afternoon at D O'Clock
nt the First Baptist church.
The merchant who does not believe
in advertising in this progressive
ara i as much out OF date as a last
wears bird nest.
The Christian church Of this city
has granted to it's earnest pastor,
Row { f. Newman, the month OF
August for we'll earned vocation.
Rev. r. VI. Andrews, pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant church OF this
Gty. will preach at Spring Valley
chapel next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock
The CokesbUry people celebrated
the birthday OF American lndepen-
jpnce with great picnic and in grand .
style. 1t was a red letter day for |
Cokesbury.
A nice new baptistry has recently |
been installed in the North Hender-
son Baptist church, and a cottage
PRAYER meeting is being conducted
each Sunday afternoon.
A protracted meeting begon at
North Henderson Baptist church
Monday and will continue several
days. The meeting is in charge OF
the pastor, Rev j. H. Spaulding.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Powell enter
tanned at delightful tea Tuesday
evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
W. h. Royal. MIR. and Mrs. j. &.
Kittrel were the other invited guests.
Rev. F.. R. Nelson, OF Kittrell, is
arranging to move his family from
that place to Henderson. The peo-
pie Of this place will gladly welcome
Mr. Nelson and his excellent family.
Judging from the reports coming
in from all sections of the county,
the Indications now are that there
is going to be an abundant crop OF
corn made in Vance county this year.
Most of the stores in Henderson
were closed Tuesday on account OF
the Fourth, and many OF the mer-
chants and clerks, taking advantage
Of the opportunity, went on little
outings in the country, or elsewhere.
The committee from the Chamber
OF Commerce having in charge the
matter of selecting a suitable slogan
for the city of Henderson has finally
adopted the following as the city 8
official slogan: Henderson, Hustle,
Health and Hospitality"
Special attention is called to the
advertisement of Parham and Lam
dis on the first page of this weeks
paper. This might be your oppor-
tunity to get 800 rubber tired
buggy free. Don't fail to look up
the advertisement and read it.
In Warren county the other day a
farmer was fined $201 and costs for
violating the quarantine regulations.
The evidence showed that this farm
er had allowed cattle to be brought
on his place, which was quarantined,
and to be moved away from it.
Mr.. SiIus Powell, one of the city
aldermen, has been authorized by
the city fathers to purchase a road
machine for the purpose Of working
the streets of the city. With this
machine it will be possible to keep
the streets in much better condition
Misses Josie Harton and Ida Evans
gave sOciable Monday evening al
their home, on Andrews avenue, IL
honor OF their guests, Misses Lule
Harton and Cora Wilson, OF Norlina
They and their guests and a number
OF their friends had picnic at Sat
terwhte's pond Tuesday.
Miss Mary Young entertained tn
primary department of the Methods
Protestant Sunday school last Fri
day at her home on Andrews avenue
and gave the little folks who mad
such a great success Of the Child
8 rens Day exercises at this churcl
last week, a most delightful time.
Mr. J. X. Clack, who enjoys tn
distinction of being one OF the earl
rSt and most successful gardener
III the city, on last Tuesday, Jul
+th, presented the Gold Leaf OffiC
with several fine, large, ripe tome
toes that he. had-raised in his ow
garden. Mr. Clack says that he ha
ripe tomatoes this year on the got
Of Juue.
Helen Henrietta, the little twt
months-Old daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Lewis Hester, died Tuesda
night about II O'Clock at their hon
on Garnett street, after an illness
several days. The remains We
buried Wednesday afternoon at Da
ney Funeral services were co
Quoted from Harris Chapel by Re
W. r. Royal.
There is some sort of an insect tn
hoers' for the first time in t
Year some OF these nights right alol
about now, and farmers say you c'
aepend uponit that just three mont
rom the first time you hear it the
Will be frost. We are not absolute
sure Aa tn inst uhat snrt Of insect