The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-07-31
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Tactical FREELY.

This hrcay great tact would show
o, turning his bright lght down low.
Mrs George Richardson is visiting
friends in Bluehcld West Virginia.
MrJ II Carson and wife are at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Bugg
This may bee a peach year, but we
have not been impressed with the
fact
After au absence of several days,
Rev $. G.. Hatcher has returned
home
Mrs. s. W. raulett Jr., and little Ida
returned from Cumberland G. II last
week
Mn and Mrs. Louis Paulett and
baby left last rue-day for Fauquier
county.
Rev. l.. D Stables and bride have
been visiting boo the home of Mr.. a. f..
Howard
The Misses Cosby, of Richmond, are
visiting Mr. aud Mrs j Ashby
Amistead
Miss Annie Freear, of Richmond, is
visiting her sister, Mrs j A Garland
of tamyille
NrAcrec Chappell Is spending sever
al days this week at his homein Cum
herlmd county
Mrs. l.. Kemrer Hun, of Wayne
horo i- Visiting her parents Mr. and
Mis- ID rlibome.
Dr Jamau has been attending a
meeting of the Educational Board IN
Richmond during the week
Mn, j NJ Nenablc. Mrs r s..
paulctt and Mr. Tulane Atkinson len
for Atlantic City ON last Tuesday
Spend more money for Advertising in
August than ever before aud do more
business this August than ever before
Mr Arthur Du,all, of Richmond,
spent a few days of the past week with
M- parents. Mr. and Mn, W NJ
Du,ali.
Nr A. f. Cralle and family. Mr.
j. L. richardson and children, aud
Mrs James Lancaster are at Craig
Healing Springs
Mr. and Mr>. H. f. Barrow, and
Mrs. A. VI. Barrow and children have
in the mountains of Giles county for
a few weeks,
Mrs Fannie Haskins, Miss Fannie
70. Epes and Miss Bessie Jones, all Of
Blackstone. are guests Of Mrs. Captain
5 " Paulett.
Mr. Gray Paulett and friend, Mr..
Frank Low, of Lynchburg, spent the
Sabbath with friends q home folks
ia Farmville.
Mr. W. b. Asaew was shaking
hands with his many friends in Farm
vile ON last Friday His visit was
too short
Nh. j.. b. Baldwin, of Dallas, Texas,
is enjoy ing a portion of his summer s
vacation with relatives aud friends in
FarmviIle and vicinity
"Planting grouch-seed is what the
merchant does whose advertisement
eauno, bee found when one of his pat
-ons looks through the peper in search
,fit.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. T. Elan, who only
asst week went to the mountains for
stay, were called home Mon
lay ON account Of the illness Of their
mother
"Music 10y the band" always cheers |
md we confess 10 "A new thrill as on /
saturday afternoon just As the sun
was going down our streets were en-
iveued 10y the stirring strains.
Rev Mr.. Graham is now on his
Usual August vacation, and will first
Isit his father and friends in Win
hester Mrs. Graham aud daughter
win spend the month at Hampden-
sidney.
If you are planning To buy q home,
II the Farmvlle Building and Trust
company cooperate with you. This
has materially assisted many
n the requirement Of property, and IL
am make furthur waiting unnecessary.
Did you read carefully the state
nents of our banks which appeared in
lst weeks Herald? II not turn to the
aper, scan the figures, and then en-
)y the comforting thought that
'arm,ille has abundant capital for all
he demands of legitimate business.
The Normal school looks deserted
ud yet lis halls aud walkways will
Don ring again with the glad voices
Z Virginia girlhOod, and all Farm
lille will grow brighter 10y reason Of
he happy presence Of those who give
ID human life It's crowning JOY and
hieiest charm.
Teachers are taking examinations
his week The work is not Of a most
lteresting nature, but our hope is
hat it will be followed IN each case by
he "well done" Failure TO pass an
xamination i- no disgrace, but al
.ays distressing. IT, however, at
first you don't succeed, try, try
gain, and often failure means success.
II seems to bc agreed that a yearly
roGt of 50 ON each hen can be easily
lade. and if this he So it occurs 10 us
nat am average Of loo hens TO the
.rmer would not be too great and
q u. zach wear