The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-26

this year.
Miss Salome Jones. of Suffolk, is
the guest Of her friend, Mrs. Homer
Warmer
Mr.. E. c. Wade, principal of Boyd
ton High School, spent the 22nd at
home.
Mrs. Louis jenkins, of I.ynchburg,
spent few days of this week with her
Farmville relatives.
Mr.. Lee Bidgood spent last Satur-
day and Sunday IN CharlottesVille
visiting his mother, who is seriously
i'll.
President Jarman went TO Gooch-
land Courthouse last Saturday, and
made an address before a teachers
association.
n Mr.. w. J. HUBBARD, Past Grand High
Priest, and Grand Lecturer, is spend
ing some time in Farmville comforting
. the Royal Arch degrees in Masonry.
Rev. Mr.. Lear, the Presiding Elder
- of this District, conducted the We'd
nesday evening services for the Pres
d byterians, and they heard him "glad-
A w. Unconscious Influence was
2. his theme which he treated in pleas
II ing and impressive manner.
The girls of the Normal believe That
t it will be good for the faculty and fun
al for them To have the members of the
le faculty see themselves as others see
re them. To this end they expect to
have mock faculty meeting in the
TO auditorium on Friday night.
n Mr.. A. Bruner, engineer of the
to Norfolk and Western Railway, was in
y town this week with the view OF To-
al eating a spur track for the use OF
as contemplated manufacturers. In S
track will lead from the main line into
,l the fields of East Farmville.
d. We are glad to know that Farmvll e
'n il selling a. much tobacco this season
IS As ever before, and this notwithstand-
ID ing the fact that opposition has sprung
el up all around us No use denying The
fact. il is the controlling business cen
es treor Southside Virginia.
au Yesterday we awOke To be greeted
n bv "a clear sky and bracing air which
ne sent as ON LIES way with quickened
u- Steps and good cheer. And yet we
si- arc laughing at the grounding a
weather prophet. Better own up Thai
he he is neither prophet nor the son OF
as one.
~ The banks and the postoffice dc
~ c'ose their doors on Monday but the
- rest of MS worked away at our respec
,;e tive posts Of labor as though Washing
-; Ton had never been born and the flee
- was still AT sea. Not that we are in
sensible to worth but thought best t.
honor the coming of the boy into thi
III world and the return of the fleet t.
%. home waters by sticking to duty.
ny We we're asking some questions O
.rk judge Hundley bearing on his life his
,orv. when he asked do you wis
-, 10 know the day of my birth ~ o
-... which we said. no, the girls wont tel
o MS Of their aces. and we boys jus
~ wont crafty their curiosity by tellin
~. ours His honor is only so man
years young and viii never get to b
Old
cir Lettuce for dinner every day am
md that in mid-winter is something ne'
ink in rarmville. And II is not importe
is either Watch Farmville grow.
Ian land get an the GOOD things OF earth
oct Our strawberries are not yet ripe bu
they win be with us ON time. An
then will follow the melons, the cor
l'' and the comficld peas and the-bu
ere why ell the roll just to make our pee
q" nla resHcss2 We have the blesse
'o' enough" just now and we will bid
0ur time.
id The work on The forth coming Noi
NAL School annual il progressing ia
mdly The photographs for hali ton
reproduction will all be taken by IN
%. end of thi, week and all material VII
boz ready for the printers by the middI
Iof March, lti- expected that this an
" nral. which is io be- am hlstorca
o. number m commemoration OF IN
'''' fwentv.h1h anniversary of the school
will be The best annual eve
published by the school 10 wiI
'd- COS, several huudrel dollars NOR
he than amy prev Gus annual
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