Henderson gold leaf., 1911-06-29
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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4 new sprinkler may be see Il on til
streets of the city. 1t is decided
Improvement on the old one and
does good work.
The six-months-ol child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Currin died Satur-
day and was buried at Flat Rock
cemetery Sunday.
owing to press Of other matters,
subscription dates are not corrected
nn tie la abels this week. Due cOrrec-
t.un will be made next week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. J
II. ketrney, of South Henderson,,
died Monday and was buried in
Franklin county Tuesday afternoon.
The Gold Leaf is requested to say
that there will be services at St.
John schurch at Williamsboro, next
Sunday afternoon at ) O'Clock, con-
ducted by Rev L. W. Hughes.
The three-months-Ol child OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Lamb, OF North Hen
drrson, died Friday and was buried
in Workman cemetery. Funeral SER
vices we're conducted by Rev. S. }.
Fitzpatrick.
Rev. +. r. Nelson preached at Rock
Island Baptist church last Sunday
and gave the members of his congre-
ration a most interesting account of
the recent meeting of the Baptist
Worlds Alliance at Philadelphia.
1t il understood that most of those
who lost their buildings in the North
Henderson fire last Saturday morn
ing are arranging to replace them
with even better and more substau-
tIal ones. That is the proper spirit
Virginia Brown, the little daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brown, of
Nurth Henderson, died Thursday of
last week and was buried Friday at
Elmwood cemetery. Rev. s. ]. Kill
patrick conducted the funeral ser
vices.
John Shelton, the eleven-months-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C..
Hight died on Tuesday OF last week
and was buried Wednesday at An
tioCh. The funeral services we're con-
Quoted by Rev e. f. Newman and
Rev. Mr., Bethay.
Horace ROdwell, cOlOred, who has
charge Of one of the Beacon Supply
Company farms in this county, sends
to this office cotton bloom, Which
he found in one of his fields last Sun
day, the 2Jth, which was the first to
be received at this Office.
Readers of the Gold Leaf are apt to
miss something good by not reading
the "Business Locals" each week.
Sometimes there are not so many of
these, but this column always con-
tains something of interest. Better
get in the habit of noticing it care
fully each week.
\ great many people from Hender-
son and Vance county attended the
big celebration of st. Johns Day at
Oxford last Saturday, and reported
ii splendid time, but an extremely
warm day As usual, an immense
crowd of people was present at this
biz annual celebration.
The many friends of Mrs H. k
tlonts, who ism at Lakeland, Fla,
viii hp gratified to learn that she is
now recovering from an attack OF
typhoid fever and hopes to be able
to return to Henderson right soon,
probably some time next week She
will be accompanied by her mother,
Mrs Williams
Mr. r. r. Satterwhite has returned
from most delightful trip to Wash
lngton, Niagara Falls, New York
City and other Northern points, and
II visit to his daughter, Mrs. W Fl.
LOngw0rth, at Orient, Long Island.
Mrs. Satterwhite, who accompanied
him on this trip, remained with her
daughter for a while longer.
Mrs Erastus r. Abbott died Tues
day morning about 10 o'clock at her
home i'll the community of Fuller s
chapel. She was twenty nine years
of age and was the daughter of Mr..
George {. Clark. The remains were
buried Wednesday afternoon at
Bowing cemetery. Deceased is sur
Vlved by q husband and six children.
At the annual convention of the
North Carolina Bankers Associe-
ton held last week at Lake kanuga,
near HendersOnVille, Mr.. ". A. Hunt,
the popular cashier OF the Citizens
Bank of this city, was reelected sec
retary of the association for another
year In taking this action that i'm.
port,Int body honored itself as well
MS Mr. Hunt.
How many good people in Hender.
son and Vance county, who are not
already subscribers to the Gold Leaf
are willing to encourage the effort tC
establish first class county paper
by sending or bringing in their sub
scrlptiOns at Once2 We are going tC
ask that all who are interested tc
this extent let us hear from then
within the next few days.
Rev. J. A. Mcclure will preach E
special sermon to the Vance Guards
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning at Ii O'Clock, a
which time there will also be a spec
lal musical program. The Guards
will leave Sunday afternoon at 7:4C
Tor their annual encampment a
lamp Glenn, at MOrehead City, anC
Will return home Monday, July 18th
Good rains fell in different parts @
the county Tuesday night and again
Wednesday afternoon. While the
were not general over the county
they nevertheless did great good i
the sections in which they fell. .
good season is needed in most part
OF the cOuntV and sOma Of tho loco