The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1905-11-03
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Sunshine Cake.

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together
And the jOyiul world viii have only pleasa.
weather
Cease to frOwn while waiting Tor yOsr tol's re
ward.
Losk ON others kindly and forget 10 hate;
Give up sadly tfinkinS thar somehow the LorJ
Always put the best things on sons othsr',
plate.
Give back cheerful words to all who may kindl,
ss you.
And your cake will seldom fsI or the oven
fail you.
Mrs. f. r. Booker left yesterday to
visit her old home In Lexington, Va.
Miss Amints Dowdy, OF Richmond
was the guest OF Miss Daisy Davis
last week.
Next Monday will be the first day
of the fall term Of Court for Charlotte
county.
Miss Annie 81. Ables, Of Nottoway,
is visiting in the home Of Mr.. A. +.
Howard.
Mr. b. b. Woodson, Of Cumberland
G. H., was in town Monday Ell route
to Lynehburg.
Miss Edna Price, and brother,
Luther, Of Roanoke, visited relatives
here last week.
Talk about men being patient, what
man would have the patience to take
care Of baby?
Messrs. J +. Johnston and +. l..
Paulett spent several days ofthis week
in the Capitol city.
Rev JAS. Cannon, Jr., Of Black
stone, was In town Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week.
Consult the label on your paper and
if behind on your subscription We
will appreciate your remittance.
Dr. w. F.. Anderson sustained pain
ful injury 10 one Of his feet last Sun
day by his horse falling on him.
Mr.. w. b. Agnew left last Tuesday
for COyington, Va, where he will be
engaged In the work OF his profession.
a friend 10 whom you have told
secrets holds first mortgage on your
peace Of mind which he may forec'Ose
any time by disclosing.
Mr.. W. f. Cox, who Is valued EN-
ployee Of the Norfolk aud Western
Railway, spent Monday in FArmyille
with his parents and friends.
Mr.. John Msrye Burton, who re-
Gently entered the Medical College Of
Virginia, is at home to assist DR.. An
derson in his drug store.
Dr. Anderson will attend the next
session of the National Medical AZ
ISOLATION in the pace Of DR.. Geo. Ben
Johnston as delegate from this State.
Correspondents OF the Herald will
please not have letters for publication
reach our Office later than Wednesday
unless it is news Of unsual impor-
lance.
Make no mistake in marking your
ticket next Tuesday. II not clearly
understood consult your choice Of the
judges for explanation. Don't make
mistake.
The Baptists and Methodists enter
tanned in a most enjoyable manner
Friday evening the young ladies OF
the Normal School who attend their
churches.
The Farmvlle Guard can now en-
JOY the pastime Of game Of box ball
rolling without yexatious waits for
the little boy TO set up the pins. The
pins set themselves up automatically.
Seven people united with the Metho-
dist Church at this place last Sunday
morning. We understand that there
have been some thirtv-hve additions
to this church during this Conference
year.
Rev. ". Cabell FlOurnOy, who IS
located in West Virginia, is spending
some time with his aunt, Mrs. J. Z.
Fitzgerald. His wife and child are
with him. Mr.. Flournoy enjoyed the
journey from his home to Farmville
in buggy.
Mr.. V. Walden, the former popular
deputy Clerk OF Cumberland Court,
who has been spending a month or
more in Farmvllle "catching on" to
the banking business, len last Tues
day for Stony Creek, where he be-
comes a cashier.
Rev. MIR. Hank will preach at the
Methodist Church next Sunday morn
ing, and at night Mr.. VIM will
preach his last sermon before the
meeting OF the Annual Conference,
which conveneS in Danville, Va,
Nov. Sth.
The Times-Dispatch surprised the
Farmvllle people yesterday by COM
ing to town on the II O'Clock train
from Lynchburg. One and . half
hours earlier than usual, but most
people would prefer 10 await the COM
ing on the 1895 train with full tsle-
graph service. The Times-Dispatch,
however, is welcome In every Farm
willie home whether il comes at mid
night or at noon.
Miss Abbott Coming.