The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1911-04-13

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vile circuit, filled Rev. R. NJ. An
drews' pulpit Sunday morning.
/ Mr.. J. T. Parham, OF the Sandy
Creek section OF the county, was in
Henderson on business Tuesday.
Mr.. William C. Bullock, of Roxbo-
TO, passed through Henderson Sat
urday on his way to Warrenton.
Mr.. S. P. Phipps, of Manson, R.
+. d. No. =, was in the city Monday
and called at the Gold Leaf office.
There will be a basket picnic at
MIR. ". II. Hicks place, between
Dabney and Stovall, Easter Monday.
County Commissioner J. X. Plum
mer and wife and Miss June Row.
land were in town one day last week.
Mrs. N. c. Hughes, OF Raleigh, af-
ter brief visit to Rev. I. W. Hughes
and family, left Monday for Littleton.
Mr.. J. d. Cooper attended the meet
ing OF the Montreal Association at
Charlotte the latter part of last week.
Messrs. C. C. O'Brien, F. G. Bar
ker and B. G. Brame, OF Dabney,
were in Henderson on business Mon
day.
Mr.. ". A. Hunt, cashier of the
Citizens Bank, made business trip
to Washington and New York last
week.
Me,.~r5. w. S. r. and Spotswood
I Burwell, Jr., of kittrell, came up
Saturday to the meeting of the Farm
ers' Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fenner, of Hal
fax, left Sunday for their home, az
ter n short visit to Dr. and Mrs. f.
F. Fenner.
Mr.. r. w. Watson and wife, of Mt.
Airy, are spending a week with Prof.
and Mrs J. II. Alderman en- route to
Washington.
who is we'll and pleasantly remem-
bered in Henderson, is visiting Miss
Mary Young.
Mrs. Edward Jones and four chill
dren, of Columbus, Ga. came Thurs
day and will be with Mrs. A. S. Rem
two weeks
Mrs. Will Mabry, of Ridegway, and
Mrs. Alex Baxter, of Richmond, who
is visiting relatives at Ridgeway, were
in Henderson Friday.
Misses Susie Aston and Olivia
Taylor, two of Townsville's most
popular young ladies, spent Tuesday
in the city shopping.
Mrs. F. c. Toepleman, Mrs. &. A.
Lewis and Misses Ailene and Mildred
Lewis returned from short trip to
Richmond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Boyd, Mr.. J.
e. Aston and daughter and Mr.
Phil Hunt, Of Townsville, were in
Henderson Thursday.
Miss Mary Shepherd Ellis came up
from Youngsville last week and re-
manned over Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ellis.
Mr.. Manly Reavis. who the past
winter was with the Parham Supply
Company, has returned to his home
in the county to begin his crops.
Mrs. Flora Pickard, who has been
in Florida the past few months, is
visiting her brother, Rev. r. Nj. An
drews. Her home is in Burlington.
Rev. S. NJ Sowell, missionary
located at RuenOs Aires, South Amer
lea, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
Miss Emma Aston, of the county,
passed through Henderson Monday
from a visit to her sister at Macon,
on her way to her school at Youngs-
vile.
Miss Henrietta Booth, a popular
young lady of Warrenton, will ar
rive here this week and will spend the
Easter holidays visiting Miss Bessie
Hines
Mr.. O. y. Williams, who lives on
Rural Route No. l, was in the city
Saturday and called around at the
Gold Leaf office to leave his sub
scription.
The Gold Leaf office had a very
pleasant call last Saturday from Mr..
Howard F. Jones, editor of the War
renton Record, who was in the city
on business.
Rev. T. J. Ogburn, a former and
much beloved pastor of the Metho-
dist Protestant church, is in the city.
Grace church, Greensboro, is his
present charge.
Mr.. s. S. Stephens, who under
went an ope- alton for appendicitis
at the Sarah Leigh hospital in Nor
folk Friday, is doing well, his many
friends will be delighted to learn.
Mr.. R. A. Bullock, of Williamson
70, was in Henderson Tuesday on
his way to attend the meeting of the
Albemarle Presbytery at Tarboro.
Mr.. Bullock went as the representa-
tive of Nutbush church.