Henderson gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1911-19??, 1911-11-23

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the morning services the congre
cation at Liberty made a specia
offering Of SIS. 80 to aid Mt
Gllead mission point in securing
a pastor for this year. There
were unusually large congrega.
tons present at both of these
services.
Rev. L. w. Swope, of Louis.
burg, has been called to the pas
torate Of the First Baptist church
at Shelby. He is one Of the
strongest speakers in the Bap-
tlSt denomination in the State,
IS an untiring worker and is brim
full Of the evangelistic spirit.
His health has not been what it
should be at Louisburg and when
sounded on the matter Of a
change, he spoke favorably be-
cause CT the fact that he wants
a higher altitude.
Friends in the CITY have re-
ceived the following invitations:
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Alexan-
der Cooper request the honor of
your presence at the marriage Of
their daughter, Lucille, to Mr..
Waiter Garner Lacy on the even
ing of Wednesday, the twenty
ninth Of November at 8 O'Clock
in st. PauI's Episcopal church at
Waco, Texas" Miss Cooper has
many relatives and friends in
Henderson who will be interest
ed in the announcement of her
approaching marriage.
The beautiful diamond-set gold
watch that is to be given as the
fourth prize in the Gold Leafs
big subscription contest may now
be seen at the Gold Leaf office,
and all contestants and friends
Of the paper are most cordially
invited to call and see it. This
is a prize Of which any lady
might be justly proud of winning
and wearing. The bedroom suit
and sideboard are now expected
to arrive at any time and will at
once be placed on display at some
convenient place where all can
inspect them.
The services Sunday at the
Methodist Episcopal churches
marked the close of the church
year and the ministers and dele
gates have gone to Kinston to
attend the annual conference.
Rev. W. R. Royal and Rev. S. J.
fitzpatrick have been serving the
Henderson, North and South
Henderson churches the past
year, this being their first year
at these charges. There has
been the greatest satisfaction
with their ministries and their
congregations are hoping to have
them returned.
The United States District
Court will convene at Raleigh on
The eighteenth day of December.
Judge Henry G. Connor will pre-
side. The session of the court
was postponed from November
as Judge Conner was called to
Richmond as a member of the
Court of Appeals and the dates
cOnt1icted. Cases from Durham,
Granville, Person, Franklin and
Vance will be called on Tuesday,
December 10Th. Cases from
Warren county will be called on
Friday, December 22nd. Mr..
Judge H. Foster, Of Henderson,
R. F. D. No. l, is a juror.
The Thompson Orphanage|
chapter of the Woman's Auxili-
ary of Holy Innocents gave a
stocking shower one day last
week at Mrs. Alex Cooper's. The
Junior Auxiliary No. 3 were in
he yard and the No. 2 Auxiliary
'SI ' gu CSd dIlu Games III CI0 GILL
NC room. Mrs. S. P. Cooper
md Mrs. W. D. Burwell poured
ga at the tables. The receipts
we're 240 pairs of stockings val
led at $40, which will be sent to
he orphanage at Charlotte in the
THANKSGIVING box this week.
The New Building Chapter at
he last monthly meeting. which
vas held with Mrs. Alex Cooper.
$4.20 in the little pig.
This will also 90 for the benefit
# the orphanage.
The friends Of the Gold Leaf
lre all invited to call at the
1ughes-SmaW Furniture Com
oany's store and see the fine
Cote piano now on display there
hat is to be given away as the
inst prize in the Gold Leafs big
subscription contest. Everybody
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