Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-26
RRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

The brewery school opened last
roag with Mrs. Boyd White teacher.
Mr. Lawrence Glenn is in the Hy-
r.ia Hospital at Richmond for treat
meut-
The Sunday school OF Spring Val
Low church has ordered a nice new
library.
Miss Sophia Pool has taken posi-
ti,n AS saleslady with George A.
Rose Co.
The new bank at Townsville will be
orsnad for business about the first
of december.
Mrs. Lucy Paschall, OF Drewry,
vii. has been sick for several days,
is recovering.
Mr.. Eugene Falkner, who has ty-
rIoid fever. is thought to be slight
iy improving.
MIR, George Workman will move
into lis new residence at North Hen
dprzon this week.
Hi. many friends in this place will
Le rIad to hear that Mr.. Leslie Per-
~ is still improving.
The girls of the high school will go
to WarrentOn to play basket ball with
that team Friday night.
The protracted meeting at Hen
dpreou Christian church has been
uostponed till some time In Febru-
airy
Mrs. H. O. Falkner is sick with
typhoid fever and has been taken to
the Sarah Elizabeth hospital for
treatment.
Mr.. F. c. Toepleman spent part OF
last week at Oxford, where he super
intended the installation of nice
new telephone switch board.
The onp-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Z. Pearce, OF North
Henderson, died last week and the
remains we're buried II Wake county
Monday.
The annual meeting OF the Presby
terian SYNOD of North Carolina will
be held in the Second Presbyterian
church at Charlotte on Tuesday, No
yember 7th.
Mrs. W. O. Shannon, Mrs. S. 2.
Cooper and Mrs. NJ J. O'Neil are at
tending the State Convention OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
at Winston-Salem this week.
DR.. ". A. McAlister and daughter,
Of Middleburg, spent part OF last
week in Washington City. DR.. Nc
AIister attended the association OF
Seaboard Air Line Railway Sur
geOns.
The congregation OF Fuller's
Christian church has decided to build
a new church at that place. 1t will
be a large and modern building and
the work will begin at no very dis
taut date.
The protracted meeting at Island
Creek Baptist church began last
Sunday and will continue for several
days. The meeting is being held in
the new church, which has just been
completed.
A few days ago the people OF
Liberty Christian church gave their
pastor, Rev. c. +. Newman, and fam
lily nice "pounding," together with
feed for his horse and purse OF tif-
teen dollars.
Arrangements are being made to
buiId two new Sunday school rooms
to the South Henderson Baptist
church. The school is growing very
rapidly and it has just bought 100
new song books.
Mrs q. w. Reams, who had many
friends and relatives in this place,
died Monday morning at the home
OF her son, Mr.. J. F. Reams, at
Louisburg. The remains were taken
to Durham for burial.
Mr. c. +. Rogers, who has been
superintendent Ofthe Commonwealth
Mills dt Durham for some time, has
taken position as overseer OF the
ctrding and spinning departments
oithe Harriet Mills NO.2.
Mr. Claud Wortham and Miss An
nle Peasants, two we'll known and
popular young people of this COM
munity, were married last Sunday
evening at the home OF the bride.
Rev. r. c. Stubbins ofticiated.
Mr.. J. NJ. Edwards, who lives on
Rural Route No. 2 from Manson,
stuck a nail in his foot several days
ago and since that time has had q
Very sore foot. 1t is better now and
MT, Edwards was able to come to
Henderson Saturday.
At a largely attended meeting of
the North Carolina Farmers Union
at Raleigh last week a resolution
was adopted urging all farmers to
hold their cotton for higher prices
and urging them to curtail the acre
age next year at least 20 per cent.
Noyal Marshall. who was sentenced
III September to die for his horrible
crime near Warrenton, when he as
ssau.tel Mrs. Chaplin and shot her
father and the deputy sheriff who
Went IN search of him, will go to the
electric chair tomorrow morning at
IO.30 o'clock.
The members of the alumnae of st.
Nary's College will celebrate Foun-
GeFs Day on Wednesday, November
I>t- All members are requested to
Meet that afternoon at O'Clock at
the home of the president, Miss Oliv-
Ia Lamb, on Burwail avenue.
At the annual meeting of the Con-
Iederate Veterans at Raleigh last
Week movement looking to partic-
uIar attention being paid next year
10 having five hundred or more Of
The old soldiers take in the State
lair and attend the next meeting.
special provision to be made for
them.
The Presbyterian church next Sun
dav, October Doth, will observe