The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-26
SPLENDID HUNTING
IN THE S { [ i ! | ! /
a Philadelphia Party Of Sports
men Have Fine Luck.
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MANY DEER ARE KILLED.
The Prince Edward County Teachers
Association Star Course to Be
Opened by the Swedish Ladies.
Hampden>Sidney Annual.
fsoec;a1 Disnatch to The I1aes.)

Especial Dispatch to The Ia11s.)
FARN1VILLE, VA, October Pa
large hunting party has been having
great luck theI past week in Prince Eo-
ward and Lu1enburg countoles. MI ME-.
Harvey Slingluf, Charles kaufman, and
John Waner, of Philadelphia, and Her
man Kaufman, J. w. Mcfarland, George
Barton. and the we'll known shot, MI.
Monroe Miller, of Lunenburg county,
near Trix postof1ice, were the hunters. y.
The Philadelphians arrived one week
ago. and are making the Kaufman res
idence their headquarters with their VIZ
ginia friends.
During the past nine days SIX deer nave
been shot. the largest a. 2lO-pouno. oucA'
one of the largest ever shot IN TINS sec
ton. Every one of the Phliadelpnla
huntsmen have had the honor OF adding
a. deer to their list of slain game. olA- Dix
teen wild turkeys have been killed, as
we'll as hundreds of birds ana duchs'
THE sportsmen will remain in this Sec
tion two weeks longer, as their great
luck has surpassed all expectations.
Dash. Leon, Fritz. Hobo, and Prince,
five Of the finest bird dogs in the United
States are also visitors in Virginia, ano
seem to be enjoying themselves immense
IL A large fox hunt as well as Ilsnt
huntines are on the calendar for next
week
Mr.. John d. Watkins and Or. R. r.
HAMLET, went hunting Tuesday Of this
week. and succeeded in bagging sixty
seven birds and seven rabbits.
Mrs. Charlie 7. Hooper, a, resident OF
buckingham county. but we'll known in
Farmville, died Monday after a short i'll
ness of typhoid fever. She was former
w Miss Saunders. daughter of George D.
Saunders. a. we'll known lawyer of Buck
ingham county.
WEDDING CARDS
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis jenkins, formerly
. of Farmville but now of Lynchburg,
have issued invitations to the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Maggie Bran
ford Jenkins, to Mr.. Edward Hardaway.
Jr., the ceremony to take place in Camp
bell Street Methodist Church. Lynchburg.
Tuesday afternoon, November 4th, at 2
o'clock
Prince Edward County Teachers Asso-
citation met in the Assembly Hall Of the
State Female Normal School last Satur-
day morning at 1890 o'clock in very
interesting and helpful session.
After an Introductory prayer, an adj
dress was made by Professor Jones, of
the Normal. on the value of play only
for the body. but for the development Of
character, of decision. grit. fairness,
ability. to know, and deal and cooperate
with our felow-men. self-effacement
for the good of the whole, and the sue
cess Of the undertaking.
Professor Eggleston gave strong APP
peal for the improvement of schools. and
placed before his audience beautiful
ideals. illustrated by instances in which
they had been accomplished.
Then followed Mr.. Wyche. an appre-
ciated contributor to the meeting in a
delightful and inspiring talk on the
STORY in the School," Miss Dickinson
then read a paper on the history of
Prince Edward county.
Resolutions regarding teachers appoint
ments were read and referred to Com
rni,tee on Revision. namely. President
Jarman, Miss Morris and Miss Dickens
son.
Professor J. D. Eggleston, of Hampden-
Sidney was elected president, to succeed
Dr.. Robert Frazer; DR.. Smith, vice
president; Miss S. 3. Dickinson, seer
tary. and Miss Estelle S1nithy, treasurer.
The next county meeting will be held at
the Normal School, the first Saturday in
December.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Star Course for the coming season
promises to eclipse all former Efforts
The Swedish Ladies Quartette, the first
number of the course. comes on the
night of Wednesday. November 18th.
IAMPDEN-SIDNEY ANNUAL
The staff Of the Hampden-Sidney COL
lege annual has been chosen. and has
gone to work with the view, if possible,
Of getting out a production exceeding In
excellence the numbers of this valuable
book which have preceded 1t. Its mem
bers are as follows: W. T. Williams, edi-
tor-in- chief: Luther Shelton, Jr., business
mana ger; F. H. Mann. r. H. Preston,
w f. Patton, Jr.. W. c. Jackson. Abner
Payne. R. F. Bernard. 8. G. Christian.
c. L. Kinnier. R. NJ. Price. and Hunter
NJ. Phlegar
The Hampden-S Sidney football team at
present consists of the following players.
Center Sheldon: Right Guard, Thornton;
Pipht TIA ck1es Eernard. RIGHT End Try