The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-09-10


no concern Of the early frost.
Primings have gone beyond the $
mark.
Miss Merrill Perry, of Florida, i.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Willie Drumeller.
Miss Alice Burgess is with us again
and still queen Of the keys ofthe Pres
byterian organ.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Blanton, OF
Texas, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
II. B. Smith.
Rev. H. Tucker Graham preached
in the First Presbyterian Church.
Richmond, last Sunday
Let the progressive men of Farm
vile bear in mind that the coming
man is always on the 90.
There is a certain town with bald
headed mans club whose motto is,
We meet to part no more.
1t is now said that tears kill germs,
and so one has the good right to cry
over spilled milk" even.
Some one has been cruel enough to
say that woman sometimes loses a
friend by marrying one.
Misses Virginia and Mary Sincock
and Miss Price, Of Wilmington, Del,
are the guests Of Miss Libbie Bliss.
Miss Carrie Bliss returned last week
after an extended trip to New York,
Delaware and other Northern points.
The longer the nights, the shorter
the days, and many a man shortens
the days by lengthening the nights "
Don't forget to call and get a Fair
premium list A work of art, by the
way and printed at the Herald Office.
Sumac is rolling in and the man
seated on top OF big load as he
drives into town looks supremacy
happy.
Our race track being on low ground
.vill be made heavy by a rain fall, but
i will be no heavier for one horse than
The other.
We regret not being able to attend
he picnic at Picketts spring on Tues
lay. Oh, but the weather was so un-
picnic like.
Our sick are all better and all Farm
lille is rejoicing in these fall days so
glorious as they come fresh from the
land Of the God Of Glory.
1t is as true in Farmvile as it is
aid to be in one of our larger cities,
a plate of ice cream will sometimes
ause a girl to warm up to fellow. "
We respectfully ask our doctor
riends to give us timely warning of
he approach of the pellagra. We
wouldn't like to be caught unawares.
The Virginian railroad has hauled
Nth a single engine l07 cars loaded
With coal from the coal fields to the
ca coast. Again we call upon the
'orfolk & Western to look well to its
lurels.
The next time the summer returns
nd may we all be spared to welcome !
we are going to suggest the union
rayer meeting services in addition to
Mon church services. 1t strikes us
nat such meetings would be of i'm
tense value to Farmville'S family of
hristians, and as one of our ministers ,
always with us we would always I
ave the trained leader Laymen
refer following to leading. And if
J Of our preachers were present at
ich a service, so much the better. 9
hey need the elbow-touch just as the 1
,st of us do.
You can't hope to win the piano $
Mess you keep busy" The
)ting will increase in interest until
e last ballot has been deposited
0 get there" you will have to get l
lie hustle on. o"
Rev. W. E. Hill, pastor elect, will !
,cupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian {
hurch next Sunday morning and eve !;
ng The ladies of the church have 4
1t the church building and the
anse in good order \
DR.. ellis has been busy of late, his
'actice calling him from Richmond q
Roanoke and to scores of bed sides in
e home field. The automobile /
ISN'T driven the noble horse from the .
I'D nor has Christian Science de- +
roned the doctors. d