Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-06

Mr.. J. +. Waddill, OF Carthage,
spent Sunday in Henderson with his
brother, Mr.. W. b. Waddill, and
family.
Misses Eleanor and Belle Davis left
yesterday for Grand Rapids, Mich,
to visit their uncle, Mr.. Samuel
Young.
Miss Maud Edwards has returned
| from Newsoms, Va, where she has /
been on q visit to relatives and
friends.
Miss Fannie Howard will leave to- |
day for visit OF six weeks to rela-
tives in Tennessee, st. Louis and
Fulton, KY.
Mr.. John Clark and Miss Lena
Boyd, of Oxford, were the guests OF
Miss Stella House at North Hender-
son Sunday.
Messrs. William and Joel Cheat
ham, J. T. Gilmore and Hal Shaw
made trip to Ocean View the first
OF the week.
Mr.. S. P. Phipps, a we'll known
farmer OF the county, who lives on
Rural Route No. 2, was in the city
last Saturday.
Mr.. L. T. Howard, Jr., Of Raleigh,
spent Sunday in Henderson with his
family who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. T. Howard.
Mrs. O. V. Short, OF Ridgeway,
shopped in the city Wednesday. Shs
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
House, of Virginia.
Miss Lucy Thorpe spent Thursday
night with Miss Alice Brodle, on her
J.. way home from Baltimore to her
home in Granville county.
Miss Lena Taylor, OF Townsville,
stopped over in Henderson on her
way home from her school at Grover,
N. C., and visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. R.. D. Paschall, OF Dewberrie,
Warren county, visited relatives and
friends in Henderson few days this
week, returning home Wednesday.
Messrs. W. W. Parker, Andrew
Harris, Edward Hines, Samuel Har-
ris, Lou Gooch, and j. A. Kelley
spent Tuesday at Buckhorn Springs.
Misses Mona Harris, OF Franklin
ton: Margaret Jones, OF Raleigh, and
Mary Powell, of Emporia, Va, are
visiting Misses Junie and Jennie
Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fenner, OF
=, Rocky Mount, and Mr. John Samp-
: son, of Norfolk, came to the funeral
of the infant daughter OF DIR. Z. r.
3, Fenner Monday.
}. Mrs. G. O. Fountain and little son,
John Henry, of New York, are spend
+ inp the summer in Henderson with
Y Mrs. Fountains parents, Capt. and
Mrs. j. T. Elmore.
: Mrs. F. E. Barr, of Sidon, Miss!
has returned home, after pleasant
visit to her mother, Mrs. Mary Tar
ry, of Wordsworth, Va, and her sis
q ter, Mrs. w. T. Watkins, OF this city
Mr.. Charles Gary, who holds a re
J. sponsible position with the American
Tobacco Company in New York, Wa'
here on visit to his parents, Col
and Mrs. w. E. Gary, but has re
9 turned.
Mr.. W. T. Rowland and family, o
Sumter. S. c., are visiting MIR. ROW
r lands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W: W
l. Rowland, on Andrews avenue. Ihe1
were accompanied from Sumter o.
d Messrs. S. K. and W. W. Rowland
n and made the trip from Sumter tt
Henderson, a distance of 26S miles
le in Ford touring car In 22 hours
a stopping several times along Tn
way.
k Miss Mary Boyd, of Warrenton
It and Miss Lucy White, OF Manson
visited Mrs. Wallace White las
W week.
r Misses Ruby and Carrie Massey, Q
Durham, are visiting their auh'
f. Mrs. P. #. Way, on North Garnet
n street.
Mr.. J. W. Oakley, keeper OF tn
f. county home, was in the city mon
n dav and reported that everything
out at the home is moving alon!
= nicely and that the prospects for ia'
:, crops in his section are promising
Mr.. j. Currin, who has been a
Tucson, Arizona, since last DeceH
" her in the interest of his health, re
o turned home last Saturday, ana ~
friends will be glad to know that hl
to condition is right much improved.
ne Mr.. E.P. Crabtree, one OF the sales
men at r-MacNair's drug store
d. ia off on his summer vacation, ana
r. spending this week at Ocean view
Before returning to the city ne WI
D. visit his sister, Mrs. Paul buhaie
ls- near Raleigh.
o The county board OF educatlo
o. met in regular quarterly session las
' Monday, but owing to the illness
County superintendent j. {. kittre
ne the hoard thought it best to adlour