Henderson gold leaf., 1911-07-27
RRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Rev. $. J. Fitzpatrick is assisting
Rev b. c. Thompson in a meeting
u.ar Warrenton this week.
telephone will be installed in the
.Fet office Of the SeabOard Air Line
,ar.. August 1st for the convenience
II the public,
Today is the date for the opening
of the postal savings bank in Hen
d.r-on. 1t will be in charge OF AS
.f-tant Postmaster W. +. Rowland.
owing to the absence Of the pas
tar K NJ. Andrews, there will be no
regular preaching service at the
Methodist Protestant church next
Sunday.
The Sarah Elizabeth Hospital,
which was closed up for a month,
has been re-opened to accommodate
the patients that have come from
other places.
Eight PERSONS were received into
thp fellowship of the North Hender-
son BAPTIST church last Sunday by
BAPTISM, Rev. j. II. Spaulding con-
d0ning the service.
Master Paul Dee Keller, one OF
tire typographical artists at the
.Inne4-Stone Printing Company, is
sp4uding his vacation this week at
Norfolk, Va, and in Warren county.
Marriage license have been recent
fy issued to Mr.. Andrew Tant and
Miss Eliza Patterson, of Townsville
and Mr.. Edward f. GrissOm and
Miss Lottie Clark, both OF Kittrell
township.
Rev. J. H. Motion, pastor OF tue
High Point NJ. P Church, preached
"a strong sermon to good congre-
CATION i'll the Methodist Protestant
church here Sunday evening at $50
O'Clock.
A big combination Sunday school
picnic was held in Raleigh Tuesday.
representatives from Sunday schools
Of different denominationswent from
Henderson, Kittrell and Franklinton
to the picnic.
You will miss something if you fail
tu read the advertisements in each
week 5 issue of the Gold Leaf. Our
are wide-awake and they
are constantly telling you OF things
YOU need. Read their ads. and keep
posted.
A beautiful walk and point OF
land at Camp eileen, near Morehead
City, have been named in honor OF
General F. A. Macon and Col. w. E
Gary, both of this city, as an evil
dence of the esteem in which they
are held by the soldier boys OF the
State
There will be an ice cream supper
at Flat Rock church next Tuesday
night, conducted by the Ladies Aid
Society for the benefit of the church.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend, enjoy the evening with their
and friends and help a
good cause.
A burglar entered Rev. R. c. Stub
bins kitchen last Sunday night and
stole considerable quantity OF food
and provisions. No clue was left by
which his identity might be estab-
h-hed, but it was very evidently
some one who was familiar with the
After the regular morning services
at North Henderson Baptist church
morning, Rev. J. H. Spauld-
ing baptized nine persons, who were
received into the membership of the
church. Rev. Mr. Spaulding preached
Sunday night at South Henderson
Baptist church.
Rev. +. r. Nelson preacded at Is
land Creek church last Sunday to a
crowded house. Work has already
been begun Oh the new house of wOr-
ship to be erected by this congrega-
tlon, which when completed will be
one of the largest and best country
churches in the county.
Mr.. s. 7. Peace has sold to Mr.. II.
l. ENorvell the cottage on Andrews
avenue occupied by Mr.. S. Nassef,
and it is now being moved from it's
present site to a lot on Rowland
street owned by MIR. Norvell. Mr..
Peace will erect in it's place an at
tractive home for his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Nj. Rowland spent
part of the past week at Norfolk.
Mrs. Rowland went on to Baltimore,
where she will engage in millinery
work until fall. She has a position
IN the millinery department OF f. q.
Davis and Sons Company and has
gone to the Northern markets in the
interest of that firm.
The officers at Camp Glenn having
arranged to entertain their wives at
the camp during the week interven-
ing between the encampment of the
Second and First Regiments, Mrs. F.
\ Macon left Wednesday to spend the
week at the camp, near Morehead
tity, with General Macon and the
other members of the party.
Every farmer in Vance county
should read the Progressive Farmer
and Gazette, the best agricultural
paper published in this country. The
Gold Leaf is now Offering it as prac-
tically a free gift to all who are not
now reading it. Look up the big
combination subscription offer on
the fourth page of this weeks paper,
and send in your subscription at
once
Rev c. f. Newman will leave today
for Halifax, Va, and will be away
about fifteen days, during which
time he will hold a protracted meet
ing at an arbor built by a newly or
ganized church at Lathania. In this
meeting he will be assisted by Rev.
W. T. HerndOn, of Durham. He will
also hold another meeting at Virgil
lima and will be assisted by Rev. L.
+, Smith, of Greensboro.
Some time ago Mr.. F. c. Toeple-
man purchased the Pendleton house
and lot on Charles street. The house