Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-04-20
RRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.


Greek church next Sunday morning.
Inrrp obligation went from Hem
i. r>on to the Athletic Sports at Raj
.gh Monday.
The Henderson Loan and Real Es-
tate Company has Just purchased a
rwu-passpngrr Hupmnbile for the
use Of the company.
It is bad policy to borrow your
npighbOr's paper. 1t is better to
bnv one OF your own.
Hon. ". b. Daniel was called to
the bedside OF his father, Friday, but
did not reach his destination until
after his fathers death.
At It Chapter meeting April 18th,
Mr. F. {. Loughlin and DR.. II. T. Up
church were exalted to the august
fpgrre Of Royal Arch Masons.
The picnic ut Hick' s crossing last
Monday WAS a we'll attended and
most enjoyable and successful affair.
An interesting game OfbaIl was play
rd in the afternoon.
The Bubhitt school will close with
elaborate exercises on Friday of this
ae-k. There will he songs, rpcita-
lion-, drills, tahleaux, and play toy
the pupils Of the school.
Mr.. l.. j. Rux was summoned to
Petersburg Friday to be with his
mother, who had had tn" serious
l., L
Ruxs friends wish her speedy re-
rOvrry.
\ recent letter from Mr.. r. J.
Workman. who is again in Turkey,
states that he is enjoying good
health, but that there is no other
place like Henderson. "That's what
they all say"
Mr. e. b. Scoggins, book keeper for
the Cooper Warehouse Company,
left last Saturday for his home in
the country to spend the summer
and will return for the opening mar
bet this fall
Mr. Frank Page, of Greensboro, a
former citizen of Henderson, spent a
part OF the past week with relatives
here Mr.. Page is pleasantly remem-
hrred both i'll business and social cir
Ties in Henderson.
Mrs W II. Wester accompanied
her nrice, Miss Mary kearnpy, Of
FrankIinton, to st. Luke's Hospit al
at Richmond last Saturday, where
Miss kearney underwent IN opera
tton for appendicitis.
Keep up with the date on your
Label and do not allow your sub
rcription to get behind The spot
cash subscriber is generally the one
Mho gets most out of his newspaper,
for he then feels like it is his.
After the recent freeze many farm
ers feared that there might be a short
nge i'll the supply OF tobacco plants,
but one of the leading farmers of the
county says he thinks the supply
sill he sufficient for all demands
DR.. l.. o. Morris, who has been in
charge of DR.. II. w. Glasscock' $ prac-
lice at Raleigh during the past three
months, has returned to Henderson
'''''' III wv I''l IbCdIt'I
hire DR.. GlassCOCk had been away
attending special lectures.
The children of the Mission Band
nf the Methodist Protestant church
nud quite a number of their guests
enjoyed Il fine picnic at Faulkner :
pond last Monday afternoon. The
rl"nlckers were i'll charge Of Misses
Agnes Harris and Mary Young
\ delightful egg hunt was given
Tuesday afternoon by the attractive
children of DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Bass.
Quite a number OF young folks were
present and II good time was enjoy
rd, hunting eggs, playing games and
rtIng all sorts of good things.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
H. the past week to the following
couples Mr.. Walter Vowels and
Mss Elite Murray; Mr.. Lee Robertson
aud Mrs. Lizzie Clarke; Mr. Ashley
tondrey and Miss Gertrude Taylor
bath OF Chesterfield county, Virginia
The Sunday school of Henderson
Freshly terrain church on last Sunday
morning made an Offering of $25, DC
10 the Chinese famine sufferers. The
actual attendance on that day was
- members, thus making an aver
ngecontrihution of nearly 80 cents
Per member.
Nr. Audrey Condrey and Miss Ger
trnde Lee Taylor, of Chesterfield, Va
were married in the parlor Of thu
NaSSenhnrg Hotel here Sunday af
trrnnon, Rev. W. H. Royal, of the
Methodist church, officiating. Il
was II surprise affair to their friends
III Virginia.
There is no longer any doubt tina
spring time is here for the streets ar,
llned with pretty ladies aud misses
VINO nave the latest creations i'll head
gear, and they bought all those mic
spring honnets at home and did no
60 to another town to buy one O
them.
Mr., \. j. Cheek, Southern EXPIRES
agent of this city, Il few days ag,
showed the Gold Leaf a remarkabl,
large hen egg laid by one of his las
var OrpingtOn pullets. The egI
weighed even four ounces or one
i"urth of a pound. 1t is almost a
"'Sr as goose egg.
Editor Howard +. Jones, of tn
marrehton Record, and two sons
Masters Brodie and Bignall, came u
sunday to spend Easter. They It
TUNED Monday, accompanied b
ms better twO-thirds' Master
Duke and Howard, and little Mis-
NARY, who had been visiting Mrs
Jones sister, Mrs. Spottswood Blu
Well.
Under the style of the Bane DR.
Goods Company a new mercanti
nFIn Is just opening up in the Pa
ker old drug store. los Garnet
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