Henderson gold leaf., 1911-09-21
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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-ay.
oirl can know a man is in low
with her long before he himself eVel
suspects it.
Quarterly conference will be helt
at IIOpe Methodist Protestant churcf
nu Friday, September 22.
Mr. Ill. Reid, agent for the Sea
hoard Air Line at Kittrell, and hi
-ou Master Tucker Reid, were in TIT
oity last Thursday afternoon.
Girl needs to know a heap more
about dancing than cooking to get G
In-hand and still more about cook
inc than dancing to keep him.
The forth quarterly meeting OF the
Tabernacle circuit will be held at
TaInrnacle church on Saturday be
f,rr the third Sunday in October.
It's as easy to be popular with
Yourself and please your nelghbors
-;rouItaneously as it is to sit on q
L,rLnd wire fence. Chicago News.
The advertising columns OF the
GoId leaf give you the names OF the
Ln-t business concerns and when you
want to buy or sell you will get the
SQUARE deal by trading with them.
Mr. r. II. May, who has been drug
a,.t at W. W. Parker's drug store,
las entered the State University
Medical school. He is succeeded as
druggist by Mr.. l.. &. Young OF
Angler.
Mr.. B. r. Watts, Of Texas, and Mr..
T G.. Watts, OF st. Louis, arrived In
fine city Yesterday and are looking
nm ola friends and relatives. They
left Henderson sixty-two years ago,
and this is their first return.
The meeting of the Civic League,
which was to have been held at the
courthouse Wednesday afternoon,
was postponed until Saturday alter
noon at l:3O o'clock. at which time
it will meet with Mrs. f. K. Harris.
The business men and citizens of
the progressive little town OF hit
trpll are organizing "A bank, which
will soon open for business. 1t Is
understood that the capital stock to
bcgin with will be not less than So,-
600.
The ladies' Aid societies Of RehO-
beth and Union Chapel Methodist
Protestant churches have recently
purchased nice sidebOard, dining
and cooking tables, two dressers and
a nice set of chairs for the home OF
the pastor, Rev. n. q. Rethea.
Rev. ]. f. Underwood, presiding
elder of the Warrenton district, Is
assisting Rev. S. j. fitzpatrick in a
meeting at North Henderson. The
meeting will go on until Sunday
night There are services every night
and the attendance is very good.
Miss Mettie Sprunt, daughter OF
Rev. Alexander Sprunt OF Charles
ton, who was at one time pastor OF
the Henderson Presby terian church,
will leave somo time in October for
China, where she will do missionary
work. Miss Sprunt is we'll known to
many people in this place.
There will be an entertainment
given at Bearpond schOOlhOuse Fri
day night of this week. Admission:
20 cents for grown people and 10
cents for children. The public is cor
daily invited. The proceeds of the
entertainment will be used for the
benefit of the school library.
The fourtecn-mOnths old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Bowden died Sun
day morning about II O'Clock at
their home in The country near CHI
Siding. The child had been sick only
three days. 1t had diphtheria. The
remains were buried Monday at the
WiIkcrson place the family burying
ground.
Martin Lucas, u Greek, and Jim
Cooklove, colored, employees at the
Carolina Bagging and Tie Compa-
ny's plant, got into 81 row one day
last week and the cOlOred man
struck the Greek on the head with a
piece of iron, making an ugly cash.
Several stitches were taken in the
wound, which is not thought to be
serious.
Master Ollie Hughes, the twelve
year-Old son of Mrs. Sallie Hughes,
Of North Henderson, died Saturday
at Rex Hospital, Raleigh, where he
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis last week. The remains were
brought to Henderson Saturday
night and were buried Mt the Hughes
cemetery Sunday. Rev. T. l.. Cha
yaSse conducted the funeral services.
The progressive and wide-Awake
new management of the Pastime has
Just installed a fine new electric pi-
auo, which adds much to the at
tractiveness of this popular place of
amusement. The Pastime continues
to grow in popular favor with the
people of the city, if one may Judge
from the large crowds that gather
there each succeeding night to spend
a pleasant hour.
Rev. |. W. Hughes spent the past
week at Washington, where hepreach-
ed the anniversary sermon at st.
Peters Episcopal church last Sunday.
Rev Nathaniel Harding has been
Rector of that church thirty years
aui the services Sunday were held
for that special occasion. In the alb
sence of Rev. Mr.. Hughes, Rev. T. l..
thayasse held the three services Sun
day at Holy Innocents church.
The Junior Bridge Club met Tues
day morning with Miss jamie Harris,
vino delightfully."- entertained the
meubers at her home from 10 to =
o'clock. The two tables were at
tractiyely decorated for the occasion
and Miss Harris served dainty re-
ireshments. Those present were
Misses Jessie Harris, Mary Perry,
Maria Tucker, Genevieve Cooper,
41larie Gary, Julia Cooper, jamie
harris and Mrs. B. F. Harris.
The Woman's Tuesday Club met
1UrSl0y aftarnOO0 will n Mrs " Il