The gold leaf., 1911-01-26

Tie North Henderson school chill
drcl, with the teachers Miss Langs-
ton and Miss Cheatham, brought
down the house with their singing,
aud they were well trained, each one
doing his best, as if the whole af-
fair depended on each one doing his
duty.
Mrs. c. A. Lewis, as usual with her
well play ed accOmpaniments, assisted
in the singing. The Veterans, as
well aS the Daughters and the audi
ruc' samg with the school, and when
the children ended "CaroIina" with
FIN Tar Heel bora,
y Tar Heel bred
When IN gone,
There's Il Tar Heel dead"
the house arose and yelled, as it did
ut Dixie
It is u great pity that ali the chill
dren of the town could not have
heard Rev W. r. Royals words on
Lee. He began by saying that a
great man like Lee could not be eu-
logized by man and he would read
sayings and writings taken from
those who had known best Gen. r. +
Lee. 1t would be we'll to teach our
children every word Of these extracts.
Mrs. Alderman read the minutes
OF the Camps meeting for Dee Bird,
1910, when they passed resolutions
Of thanks to the Daughters for the
Confederate monument, and the mag
nlficent speeches heard on that day
as well as the splendid dinner served
to the Veterans and their guests
after the exercises. Also the resOlu-
ton passed hpnOTing Orren K. Smith,
Veteran OF three wars, designer OF
the stars and Bars and the author
OF the inscription OH the monument.
Mr., Hoover in his speech told how
proud he was Of his Camp of 90 mem
b-rs, that il was q Live Camp and
his speech was full of interest, it is
hoped lie will write it out for preser-
vation. His remarks were also good
when lie introduced Mr.. Royal and
Capt. Smith.
Then the Crosses of Honor were
pee. Hted uS their idmes were called,
the soiIjrrs came forward and Mrs.
Cooper with Il smiling word of greet
/ I"1 gave t%rh one the cross that
'",4't' 80 'nu@n [" '''h.
NIT. II. ) 'ooEb.f rrad tie rules
regarding the Crosses
Alter the program, Il dinner was
served to the Veterans, followed by
hof coffee aud fruir.
II. y. ounces IIlt.F 'ne~ motion
"a, II rl,'l,% N"le oI tHalAS "a oP gwen
/ ~ '"'' lump =" 'nG III, daughters lOr
S"',' Il ''IPp\ d.'|. L MS was carried
ana ,'S I4eE arose a!I the oId eter-
5'.'u ,h''I 20 G,He i,, VIII II lhrir On'nHS
! ,'.' .,.t i''o'i zen "N '"eS uI'l Ill Uhe
~ ~, : '1>:
''S '"I,o" '',| l'nr"S ',I'' ~, was S'Heii'
!. l',f oc,' ,',','t' u. ~ ny - vi III llISlieS,
...,, ,'','' .'';.. "a; '''7 ''' liV''''l9o''
C3rnpt solo, Mr.. ". L.Saunders
Rev. ". L. Royal, on Lee.
VI. Richard Jones, THE Old Sweet
/ SONG.
Mr.. IIOOver's talk Of the Henry L.
! Wyatt Camp.
Miss Gregory, song. ''Then You'll
Remnmber Ne.
Mayor Powell would only say a
very rw words, but these we're good.
Mrs. Alderman, Secretary Of the
/ Chapter, read the minutes OF Henry
! L. WYATT Camp for Dee. Bird. 1910.
Song. ''CarOliua. "
| Mr.. q. K Smith thanked the
. DaroLtprs for wparinu his hap as
their hadye
All saur, ..Nivia =,
Prespntino. Crosses Of Honor TO
the following. members of Camp; A.
| :. Burrptt William d CauthOrn W
/ T. McCraw. +. l. Currep. Charles f.
Ivpv. J. y. Landis W Newman
/ Wijliam pendarrross r I pendlr-
Grass and &. /. Renn.
Rev. / 4 NTcCIurn nrononnca1 the
bauediction
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Madam Observation-Disclosures,
/ want TO thank each OF you, and all
he daughters everywhere, for wear
i3g my lag as your badge.
Inc hi,eo tohiederate Neterans,
the men VINO followed the Great Lee,
whose pIrthday we are today cele-
Dratlng. nave as their badge the
Battle Flag, made from cannon used
by Us i'll our fight for state Rights. >
This Is right. the Iron Crosses" for
the oid soldiers, but ladies have bad
my nag maze OF Vlr@lngold to match
1he goid IN theIr hearts, surrounded
~ W MitaII o! ialFei' ana engraved