The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1907-06-14
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
When Peggy Stops.

For every little ERIK and start
WOW. dear onh draws more tightly
The lcadinr STRINGS ahoui my hearth
Miss Minor left last week for hel
home in oxford y. G..
Mrs. VIM. II. Burser returned from
Richmond last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Homes, of Boydton, g.,
the guest of Mrs ;. ". paulcit Jr
Miss Lillian Cheatham Will leave
next week for Missouri To visit rcla-
lives.
Messr- j. A. Davidson and Garland
Wilkinson left Monday for q trip To
jamestown.
Mrs. r. \. Woojson, of Lynchburg,
spent last week with her mother, Mrs.
Winston.
Miss Lillian Bland will spend the
Summer in buckingham Visiting
relatives.
Mr.. T.. /. Bugg and wife, of New
York, are visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Miss Dundee Martin who has been
teaching at Stuar's Draft Va, is az
home for the Summer.
Miss frankie Mckinney is thcguest
Of Mrs. Wallace Starsc. Mowbray
Arch, Client, Norfolk
Miss Elizabeth Richardson j., at
home for the summer after teaching
the past session at suffolk, Na.
Dunkum, the veteran stage man,
will be sorter lonesome for the Naca-
ton when the boys are all gone. 10
will be a good time for medilatng.
The Farmvillc public school ha,
closed and the teacher, have scattered,
but they have all been reelected at an
advance i'm salary and expect 10 return
again
The commencement flowers have all
faded, but we will carry boz our minds
and hearts memories of the "sweet
girl graduate" for many "a day Ia
come.
The class group of the Normal gad-
uate, as it appeared in last sunday P.
Times Dispatch wash au artistic sue.
cess. that is, So far Us individuality
was concerned.
Happy the man who has butter
milk for dinner about "a day OLD and
fresh from the spring-hou,c, few
cakes Of corn pone and fresh butter
Kings would envy the meal.
II we could have had warmth with
the moisture of the past spring what 70
crop outlook wc would nc having Bui
the harvest song will yet hc Jung ami
there will be bread and to spare.
Sunday was more of summer IS
day than any we have mad during the
season, and the temptation va, To go
out into the bright sunshine, ihc open
fields aud breathe in the pure air.
Now the summer dizziness d, on as
again. The very best use the mcr-
chant can make of il is TO advertise
literally. There will then be no dull
season for him, "a "bargain' always
draws.
Contractor Moriug seems 10 be a
hustler in his work. He has about
half completed the new residence OF
DIR. Beckham on High street, and has
Just begun raising and remodelling
the residence of Capt. :. w. Watkins.
The baggage man at the y. * W.
depot has been busy of late, and We
don't believe that he Is recognized as
much of a "smasher.' Trunks should
be made now days with reference to
Just such characters, for they are
abroad in the land.
We miss the Normalies more from
our churches thsn elsewhere, tho we
sadly miss them from our homes, our
streets, our stores, our walks every
where. But they arc at their homes
and happy, and we VIII welcome
many of them again.
What has become of the apricots.
We can't afford To DO without such
luxury so long as we have the land
upon which to grow it, and our faith
ers grew the apricot to perfection and
the May cherry too. The neglect o.
our fruit crop is a serious mistake.
The Rev James r.. Graham, Jr.
spent few days this week with his
brother, the Rev. IL. Tucker Graham
| lie has arranged to supply the churcl
at Hampden-Sidney during th
months Of July and August, and will
his family will occupy the old resi-
dence Of DR.. Peck Of saiuted memory
the father OF MIS-. Niaildih'
Supt. J. II. Davis has decided t.
postpone his projected trip to TIM
jamestown Exposition for a few
weeks. and will be glad TO hear from
any who may desire to join the part.
he expects to conduct As the mum
Der will necessarily be limited, thos
who may wish to avail themselves o
the advantages Of this PERSONAL.
conducted party should apply at once
Does Not Think Thirteen UDluCky.
Friends of the Blackstone lnstitut
do not think thirteen TO be an unluckl
number. The thirteenth session q
the school has just closed, and II WA
the most prosperous IN the history q