The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-05-09
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Heart Of the Tree.


A.l seed iuI nai of days 20 be.
Ani ..4r. .alt fade and flush again:
Htpalt, iae Story OF the plain;
Do. plants iht forests heritage.
I.. harvest OF the coming age.
Inc.os taat unborn eyes shall see
Ilt.. ll.n-~ he plants who plants "a tree.
WIl, does he plant who plants a tree?
ue plants. % sap and leaves and wood
la Jos. oi home and loyalty,
And fu-cl>t thought OF civil good
u. 0.e-..a- ou the nei-hborhoOd
NHoln tne hollow OF his hand
uo.l,au Oboe growth of all our land
Anaroa', growth from sea TO sea
~af, Ia Doll. heart who plants a tree
The Century.
Now nr the small boy and the
swim
Weare encouraged To hope that we
w.iI have right good fruit crop.
d. Auder-1u.ha- reopened his sana
ArIum. aud Mrs. Humphreys is again
n charge.
Clover is coming, and there is more
music in that than there is in "The
Cameis are Coming"
Don't neglect the melon crop, both
kinds. We expect to "pass that way"
and more than once.
Mr. n f Barrow has the best field
% wheat we have seen this season.
Lets eat more sugar and less meat,
and all we can 90 aid the Govern
meut ia its fight against the beef trust.
"When cherries are ripe" you
needn't Tell the baby" about it but
just bung Us in basket
A,the sun rays fall upon us in more
direct lines how we Go appreciate a
generous shade tree.
lfyou will secure four new -ubscrib-
ers for the HERALD, you can have one
copy free.
The sweet girl graduate" in white
aud blue, Will soon be in evidence, and
then what hutter Of fans and Of
hearts
What do ueighbors talk about when
they meet? These are the things we
would have our CORES ondeuts write |
about.
lfthe price of meat onends you just
DON'T eat DO. We know a vegetarian
who is hale and hearty at three-score
and fen
The many overhows Of last summer
ieitour low grounds in bad shape, but
many NJ them have been redeemed by
indeious ditching.
Why not "a friendly spin around the
rare track now and then We have
toe horses and the handlers of the
re.n,. aud the crowd is ready to attend
and applaud.
The summer months are sometimes
called duh months, but our correspon-
dents Will see to it that such is not true
of The column, of the HERALD during
The heated term.
Spring fever has been claiming its
usual victims. There is one unfalling
remedy. get up and 90 TO work in dead
earnest After all it is feeling rather
Than fever, and you can shake it of.
sunday schools in tn country places
"il' now open their doors. Its pity
iat ihe cold should ever close them
against the children who would know
ihe very beginning Of wisdom. /
Honor- Won ia the cooking club are
more To- be desired than those awarded
DOB the dance hall We are not preach
ing bat just talking sense. Blossoms
are beautiful bat fruit is better.
The report comes TO us from Dallas r
That S 5000 are needed to complete the e
Davis Memorial viii all Farmylle y
ue satisfied 90 contribute ONE COLLAR? C
Friends, This ought not 10 be. Send in e
your contributions, and send promptly a
Tile sound Of the hammer is heard
0n every side in our town. Judge
uie viii add to his dwelling, and "
Mr.. w. u Richardson will make con.
siderable alterations i'm his Miss Mag
,e Watkins has been looking for a
lotto build on Persons from a dis n
'nee are writing for homes in Farm. p
sile Y
Iasea short nap after dinner now G.
ihe days are longer and warmer, 3
'na lol SILL do "a better days work. :,
N'i along nap, mind you. but "cat q
'p or a simple nod or two and then s.
'p aud at DO again, refreshed and ready
'r 70 double quick until the sun goes e,
ioWn.
Young chickens are giving the beef :
fas' some effective blows The only
fo1D.e with 10 is that some Of them
'Fe Too young 10 leave their mothers. -