The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-03-25

WI. Ncihou NtndDit 10 ltotNlihb
lettuce plants and watching them all
grow.
Mrs. White is gradually improving
much to the delight of her many
friends.
Mrs. Walker Scott is visiting in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gooch, in
Roanoke.
Miss Hiner, of the Normal facul-
ty, viii visit home folks in Staun-
ton during the Easter holidays.
We are all hoping that Easter
Sunday may be as bright with sun
shine as was last Sunday.
Mrs. e. L. Evans, of South Bos-
ton, has been for some time staying
with her mother, Mrs. f. Wiltse.
Thu, was bold young man who
appeared in first straw hat of the
season. but the effect was stunning.
We are indebted to Mr.. H. II. Gill
liam for prompt reports of the
Farmyille tobacco market.
Remember to pay your capitation
tax by the 9TH of May, or you a
not tafe Iatt in the election Of next
fall.
Mrs. Sallie Paulett, of Hampden
Sidney, spent Sunday in Farmville,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Richardson.
Some buds have been bold enough
10 peep out from winter hiding
places to face the frost king. We
admire their courage but can't APP
plaud their judgment.
We have been twice to the Fer
~" and now we will go to Breezy
Point Monday evening at the az
ditto .ium, and no doubt we will
want to 60 the second time.
That ten dollar gold piece offered
by the White Drug Co., will buy an
Easter hat. Get busy and get it.
You must first have the coupon, and
that you can clip from the Herald.
The openings" are over. and
while we ar'nt experts on millinery
lines, We are persuaded that you
needn't order your head wear from
Richmond. New York nor Paris.
From last report from that market
Petersburg had not sold five million
pounds of tobacco during the season.
Let the 'Cockaders" keep an eye
on Farmville. watch her grow and
learn how to do things.
Mr.. Scrpell has been on a recent
visit to West Virginia. BAT in the
mean tine. the saw and hammer
have been making music on those
hills overlooking East Farmville.
Man wants but little here below,
nor wants that little long Make
your wants known through the Her
AIDS want column. 1t doesn't cost
mucn. and makes splendid returns.
Try it.
How about a baby show That's
home talent that wonld attract home
folks in impressive numbers Arrange
the program. name the place and
the day. and then let the Herald tell
about it.
The Herald recently had an order
for 10000 impressions from one par
ty. and the job was turned out in
double quick time. Double the or
der. and we will still turn it ont in
quick time
Now watch the leaves grow, and
as YOU look at the things we call
leaves come, get a new appreciation
of the value Of shade trees, and
plant at least one some where in
Farmyille and watch it grow
Brush VI the old suit, have it
pressed into shape and emerge on
Sunday morning looking as well as
the "other Teller. If you can pay
the price. however, buy the new suit
and buy it in the home market.
That was a touching appeal made
by Mother" in last weeks Herald
for a play ground for the children OF
The practice school. If the law
make & the State will not heed
the cry, then let all Farmville unite
and give the little folks breathing.
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