The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-08-06

QOtS Collt III 'liiAef ND
is the best time.
This isn't the age Of prophecy and
YOU needn't feel mortified that you
are not Of the number.
Rev. H. Tucker Graham occupied
the pulpit of the College Church on
last Sunday morning.
Cost considered the Methodist DIS
trict parsonage is the most attractive
residence in Farmville.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian |
Church are busy making ready the
manse for the new pastor.
Miss Frances Jones, OF Hampden-
Sidney, left on Wednesday to join
house party in Smithfield.
Mrs. Sallie Paulett has been re-
cent guest in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Richardson.
The Herald's ads always pay. II
YOU are in doubt put the matter to
practical test and be convinced.
Mrs. C. w. Blanton has been to
+ Norfolk for the past few days visiting
her daughter. Mrs. F. II. Hanbury
! Mr. and Mrs. j. Walden Orange OF
a Ivnchbure. have moved to Farmvllle'
where they will make their home IN
the future.
Mr. Howard Blanton left last week
for Lynchburg, where he will take
course at the Piedmont Business
College.
. The salary of the Governor will not
5 effect yours to any appreciate de-
gree. so buckle down to your work
IS with renewed grasp and grit.
e Hand over that hat or those dollars
. like a man and don't bet on the re-
suits of the next election unless you
e learn to spot the winner. Men folks
lie are powful" uncertain.
Mr.. S. NJ. Selden, who recently UNI
derwent severe operation in Lynch
t. burg for a complicated trouble, has
Ks returned to his home in Buckingham
lg in very much improved health.
Chief FOCUS has returned from
re two weeks visit to the seashore anC
4. with friends in Amherst, looking a
s. though he hadn t suffered for crea
ture comforts" during his absence
us Sampson of old lost his strength
n with the loss of his locks, and it
Ne now feared that one Of Farmville
We sweet singers" will lose the song
making power by reason of hk
sst calamity.
an The meeting which was conducte'
an bv Dr. Hatcher at PheniX, Chariot
en- county. resulted in 40 conversions
while Christian graces were revive
and refreshed. Not unto us, {
,ot Lord, but to thy name be all tn
he glory. "
ING Judge Hundley dealt promptly an
vigorously with the sheriff OF Powh'
., tan at the recent session Of the cou
ar held in that county. The sheriff WI
w. fined $50, and the deputy remove
from office. Law is q serious thu
.rs and cannot be trifled with with II
punity. Official station should |
no shield to offenders.
ers The ladies' of the Methodist Chur
ad- gave another of their delightful Law
will parties on last Friday evening on 4
ker ideal open space in front of the chur
building. To the charms of the eve
no inc in the natural world were add
~, those 81 a most wInsome entertal
-. ment. While making money for t
oan church 1hey gave genuine pleasure
the others
Farnyille's band is making me-
yelous progress and its services a
tho already in demand. The openn
Wv concert will soon be given in
~, shadow of our monument, and
H., Farmvi1s will gather to apprecl'
'dos and applaud the first strains Of swe
music.
LIANT DR.. II. A. Mettauer a native
. eau. Prince Edward, but for many ye'
Law, law the leading surgeon Of Macon, G
' ,,o and we may add OF the South, is
at,,. guest of Mrs. J. f. Lyon. Many
5 the friends Of other days, who hone
anu ed and loved him are dead, but t
younger of us have learned OF
o ] great usefulness to fellow men a
nod -, Iaf,nrffaFr him