The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-09-16

MeSSre X. L. ana W. =. Nliu'i"'
representing the Sdeif Piano Com
pany. are in town.
Edwin Chappen has entered Hor-
ner Military Institute. oxford, NC
as a Junior Glass student.
There were some three hundred
scholars in attendance upon the Sun
day School Of the Methodist Church
on last Sunday. No matter how
many text books there may be In
use in the schools. after all, there
is bnt one Book" and that is the
text book Of our Sunday schools.
In one of the homes of Farm
ville three students OF the Normal
are boarding. one from Buckingham,
another from Charlotte and still
another from Cumberland, and they
are known rs Mss Buckingham.
Miss Charlotte and Miss cumber-
land
The Herald piano is now more
I'm evidence than any other article
on the market. and is due 20 the
fact that I'm addition 20 It's inirin-
sic value il IS the best advertised
article on the market This is
hint which will be all sufficient Tor
be wise merchant.
President Johnson's private car
was involved recently in wreck
on the Norfolk and Western, but
he escaped unhurt as well as the
car. The engineer Of the train was
killed and an official Of the road
who was riding on the engine at
the time Of the accident.
Have YOU seen ex-sergeant Mil
Ter since he has gotten to be hay
seedg" He looks rudy, healthy
and happy. and seems to be enjoy
ing the country air andthecountry
u.orl, though as to the latter ne
is more the supervisor than
The actl participant. He doesn G
/ handle as much money as has been
his wont. nor so much OF care ana
anxious thought.
Mrs. Young. the president of the
,Sstioral Association Of Teachers an
Superintendent of the public school
svefem OF Chicago. is demanding
that the girls in our schools De
te,obt the correct art of 'piumD'
ing" Something new in the cur.
r,culum and no doubt is INTENDED
IN teach the girls how to MAKE
scholars and eventually husbands t'
plumb the line.
The professional card Of Dr. PAU
ne A Irving will be found elsewhere
= .his issue of the Herald. His
ofs;ces are located on the lo"el
floor of the home Of Mrs. l. l.
,,ortop High street, and very con
venient to Main. 1t looks na'ui9
70 see him walking our streets an'
1r,,,,rg ON our roads, and again the
Herald extends cordial greeting U
him and his.
Mr. D. G. Bickers. who LETT Farm
,tue rs a boy of seven years, nov
editor of the Banner. Athens Ga.
called at the Herald office on Weu
nesdav to shake hands with th'
newspaper workers. Mr.. Bieker
has come to Virginia to introauo'
his wife and daughter to VIRGIN
ions and TO show his prizes to VII
ginians His father occupied th
stora on the corner OF Main an'
Third streets. and conducted Tn
shoe business.
DR. C. H. Winston, in acknowied1
ing a pleasant reference when Wa
made TO him in last weeks Herald
and men of genuine courtesy ar
quick to do so, concludes with theS
bright words, Il did not use a PRO
fessor's prerogative of exploi''n
his Latin, and calling you my 'Quoi
dam bad boy for fear that Tn
Latin word might get split in two
with irreverent result"
In addition to the splendid al
vantages enjoyed by the stuue'
body Of the Normal, they have u
easy touch the Conservatory OF Nh
sic whice is presided over and al
rected by talent of superior exec
lenoe Music" as the Herald 5
often quotes, lis the universal Ian
guage of earth, and all of our gir'
should become proficient IN II
use Some one has reverently sai'