The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-04-17

ahu near one OF the ~ '"h'Nit' efNi
given in Famyile.
Mr. Oscar West is confined TO his
bed having been quite seriously sick
for the past ten days.
The many friend, of Rev. Oscar
Lituelon rejoice in his improvement
after q serious spell OF illness
The last number Of the Entertain
ment Course will come of tonight al
The Opera House. Don't miss il.
Rev. H. Tucker Graham IS absent
from town attending the West Ham
over Pre.byiery in session at Arvonia,
Va.
Mr.. Raphael Sturman arrived from
from Richmond Wednesday 10 spend
The Passover Holidays with his par
cnt-.
Nir. and Mn, $. A. Bondurant spent
last sunday with her mother and sis
ter Mrs. 4. ". Anderson and Miss
Mamie. at Rotherwood.
Mr.. =. ". Paulett, Jr., who has
| been spending several week ina Balii-
more under medical treatment, has re-
turned home much improved
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
viii meet nest Thursday afternoon at
/ the residence Of Mrs. Ellen herkeiey
al O'Clock
Dr.JF. Messen or left FIR Acco-
mac county Wednesday where he is
To- deliver AN address before an edu-
cational convention.
=. r. McChesney, superintendent oil
the Bristol schools and a member oil
| the state Board of Education, was in
town Monday.
Mayor Blauton oilers himself for
reelection to the high and responsible
Office subject TO the Democratic prim'
Iarv 10 be held ON Tuesday, April 18th
/ see his card in this issue Of the Herald
Dr. Elmer f. Jones went to VIII
liamsburg Monday TO represent The
Normal school at the laying Of The
corner stone of the new library build
ing of William and Mary College.
, Mayor Blanton has appointed Rev
G.. Hatcher. Judge Watkins an'
Sheriff Dickinson delegates. to The
meeting of the Natnnal Board o
T Charlie. and CORRECTIONS TO be held il
/, Richmond.
4 move is on foot TO revive th
Farmyille lodge Of Pythians. At on
time this was a very nourishing orde
i'm Farmviiie. and there yet remain
e number Of faithful lovers Of the order
DILL. Jarman went TO Richmond
: Tuesday TO attend a meeting Of tn
state Board Of Education. The pun
pose Of this meeting is to adopt lex
books for the state.
The members Of the Farmville BaI
d fist Church are arranging TO either r'
- model their present building OF cree
4 a new one. FarmNille churches ar
second TO none i'm towns its size in tn
\ south.
e Miss Minnie Waite, Of Waverly
, Va who has been very i'll in tn
- home of Mrs. G. W. Crawley, IF thi
Mace. was able TO be taken home ye
ierday morning. She was accompi
5 MED by her physician, Dr. W. T. Al
u derson.
e Mr.. w. W. Jackson began cuttin
s his splendid crop Of alfalfa on MOI
a day last. II was one Of the prelties
= fields i'm all this section. lie tells u
i that there was deer in the alfalfa o
+. the morning when the cutting bega'
We are glad to report that amour
cement has been made that summ'
normal will be held in FarmVill'
This school is one Of the tswn's mo
d, enlivening institutions during the mt
- summer time.
% Mrs. Badgett will give a tea at he'
\ IIH. Davis residence for the benei
10 of the Ladies' Society Of Cumberlan
. Church. Saturday April p, from
= I6P. NJ. Look for further notice ne
IA week.
a. Fried spring chicken and Ensi'i
T. peas for dinner are not bad for u
a. backward season. These are two
:. lies luxuries we know fellow EMO
er ed on Wednesday for his dinner.
y. Captain :. W. Watkins went
r. Norfolk on last Wednesday and
y. complained Mrs. Watkins home. :
ne had spent some time in that city IA
NJ der medical treatment, and we
ny clad 10 report that she came hon
/ greatly improved in health.
i'll Iii, said that dancing makes q
M feet large. 1t is also said thai
ire cream males freckles. Doctors are
the opinion that hanging ON the irC
us gate produces rheum tism. \ q
k, more opinions like these and The q
INT won have any fun left them.
-. The g.me Of ball played Iuesd
" between Hampden-Sidney and y
cinia Christian College was one oil
best witnessed this season. The ga
w. was played on the Famyille groun
~, and the surprise is that the a'Iel
IN ance was so small. The score
2tolin favor Of Hampden-Sidney.
nd The town council. Of famville
lit lad a tax upon pool tables which