The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-15

singers will entertain the people OF
Hampden- Sidney next Wednesday
evening. Polk is pet Of the people
of all this section. and they always
hear him gladly.
Miss Saunders, of Tallehasse. who
has charge Of the Herald piano con-
test. spent seme days recently with
friends in Lynehburg
Captain S w Paulett, who Is
known to all this section OF Virginia
as "old Reh," and who has had those
letters carved on the stone which Will
mark his final resting place. will Join
the "hoys" at the Norfolk reunion.
and he is training To sound out the
"yell'' good and strong If Bob"
Miller goes with him tae privilege of
the wide, wide sea will have 10 he
accorded them, for no pent-np Nor
folk Will furnish ample room for eA1
preston of their enthusiasm. Bob
nesitates to go for fear he will sue
cumb To emotion. And Farmvilie
can't afford to lose him just yet.
\ FarmVille woman. who will be
ninety-one N February. has Just FIN
ished a set of mats upon which she
has demonstrated rare skill in the use
of the needle. her work finished has
gone on d visit TO friends at iiamp-
den-Sidney.
A citizen OF Prince Edward is very
much interested in an announcement
recently made TO him hy letter tn the
effect that he was interested in an
estate OF s4oe, e0e. 900. The letter
goes en- to say that the property M.
VolNed is located in the heart of the
city OF Baltimore and Is made UP OF
1856 acres, He prefers that his name
should not be made public as some
folks might jump to the conclusion
that he was already q millionaire.
Mr., A. G. Chaplain. former cashier
Of the First National Bank here. but
now Of Washington. has been staying
in the home of his father -in-i law. MIR.
W. q. Dunninton. and has been cor
daily greeted by his many friends In
Farmville Mr.. A. q. Ogburn Jr
who has been assistant cashier Of the
Peoples National Flank. haa been
elected TO a like position in the First
National and has accepted the offer.
Mr.. Spencer Armistead a son OF
Farmyille who has been connected
with banks in South West Virginia,
has been chosen beSkkeeper of the
First National at this place and will
enter upon the discharge If his du-
ties Monday
Miss Matte Sedd. of Louisiana.
Mo. Is the guest OF Mrs G. NJ Gar
net.
Mr. w. r Venahle. former cashier
of the Planters Bank. is in New York.
Mr.. Nenable submitted to a serious
operation recently in Washington.
Mayor Rlanton and Connc!lman
Cralie attended the sessions of The
municipalities League at Chartattes-
Vile.
Mrs. J. Y. Phillips is visiting friends
In Richmond
Mrs. Lillian Hewitt, OF Painesville.
Ohio. is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Green, who have recently opened
up nursery plant near town,
Mrs. Or. Irwin entertained her sun
day school class Thursday evening.
Mr.. Frank Blanton has been elected
superintendent OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school.
Mr.. T. G. Johnson. who has served
in the capacity for II number of years.
has resigned.
The F'armVille branch Of the w. G.
T. L. Is growing in NUMBERS and In
interest. The next meeting Will NJ
held In the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Watkins.
Mr.. J. V. Orange. who works with
the j. r. Bell Company OF Lynchburg.
spent Saturday with his home people
here.
Miss Lucy Huntington entertained
a number OF friends Tuesday
Mr.. w. II. Hubbard. OF Rice. is
president of the warehouse company
recently organized at Rice.