The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1911-03-30
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.


Kpports Indicate that great many
f the tobacco plants in the beds
we're killed by the freezes Of the past
ew days.
The North Henderson school is do
inc splendid work this session. This
f., very gratifying to all interested in
,ducatiOn.
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist church will meet in the
church Monday afternoon, April 3rd,
At 300 o'clock.
Rev. /. W. Hughes addressed a
large number of children, and also a
good many older people, in the Ok
ford Episcopal church Tuesday az
t-rnOOn.
Joe Perry, colOred, Of this county,
was tried before United States Com
missioner s. V Ellis at Oxford last
Saturday on the charge of illicit dis
tillinr and was bound over to the
Federal court.
Little Cary Petty WaddilI met
with II painful accident one day last
week. 10 fell from the stable door
and broke his arm, between the
elbow and wrist, in two places.
Rev. Geo A. Woods, OF Raleigh,
celebrated Mass i'll the Catholic
Church Monday morning at seven
o'clock. Father Woods expects to
be- in Henderson the second Sunday
in every month.
A fine horse owned by Mr.. K. o.
Reavis, of Dabney, was badly cut in
It wire fence last week, and at one
tire Mr.. ReaVis feared he would lose
it. However stitches were taken and
the wounds are healing.
At the COkesbury School Final
Friday, Supt. j. c. kittrell present
ed prizes for proficient work to Miss
Ada Tunstall, Master George Tuns-
tall aud Master CnWthOrne Address
=ps were made by Mayor Powell and
Mr. X. S. McCoin.
Rev. j. f. Underwood, presiding
elder of the WarrentOn district,
preached IL strong sermon in the NJ.
f.. Church here Sunday morning
The pastor, Rev. W. r. Royal,
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N"''" 'ie''''erH"'' NlT T. 'hu'c".
very ucwsy and interest ing com
munication from EPSON got left out
last week because it came i'll too late.
The papers had been mailed when it
reached the Gold Leaf office We
hope our good friend will come again
and frequently, and get in on time
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Mr. ia ih' ; 1urh'gahh ana Miss Kuth
nm "i inns county, went over 10
"Ai"rd Monday, ana after securing
II marriage license, W"r" married IN
the clerk ofiic0 ther" 10y Squire /.
u, Waller. SeVerai persons witness
td the ceremony. Alter he marriage
the couple returned to Their home IN
inns county,
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ty, and Miss Polly Woodlef were
married ut , o'clock last Sunday af-
ternuOn ut the home of the bride in
North Henderson, Rev. s. J. Kirk
patrick, pastor of the North Hen
derson Methodist church, officiating.
They will live at the groom's home
III Franklin county.
The ra,nains of Mr. IN ui.Ls
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Orleans back to his old home near
Williamsboro, this county, and were
inferred ut Island Greek church. lie
was engaged in the drug business in
South America and was on his way
back there, when he was taken sick
ut New Orleans and died.
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,rin .,U'9' ~, 'asulsl'y' APrlI ISL
ing year will be elected and othe
important business transacted
Members of the Vance county an,
the ". \. Gloss CHAPTERS. l.. II. C.,
are invited to be present Mt tn,
meeting.
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u heE' >. W, MORGAN pastor "f tn
'i.'iueiT ION naptiSO church' VINO ma
I''t'y competed series Oh lecture
on the famous leaders of the RpfOT