The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-03-04

plant beds and is at work on anoth-
err crop. But there are a few men
who can do two things at the same
time and do both well.
Yes. the winter will soon be over
and not long before the sale of to-
bacco will be over too, and we will
be looking forward to another sell
ing season when the money Will cir
culate freely again Man never is
but always to be blessed
We regret that Mr. r. T. Rice vii
ieave Farmville to make his home at
Virginia Beach. He has a tempting
offer there to engage in business
with one OF his sons. who has al
ready achieved a good degree of
success.
Governor Mann has appointed the
following as members of the state
Normal Board Alden Bell Culpeper
George c. Round, Manassas; John
A. Lesncr. Norfolk; Peter j. White.
Richmond; Saxon W. Holt, Newport
News. There should be room on
that Board for at least one resident
of Farmville
It is announced that on a certain
Sunday in April there will be $4,000
sermons delivered IN American pulp
sermons delivered in American pull
Why not leave this subject to the
NJ. Ds. and let the d. Ds. cling to
Christ and Him Crucified." as their
themes?
Owing TO the fact that the pulpit
of the Presbyterian Church on last
Sunday was occupied by a visiting
clergyman. the pastor postponed the
5th in his series of sermons to youn
men to next Sunday evening, when
his subject will be. THE young man
and work"
In Berlin they have machine for
registering letters. You have only
to place the letter and the proper
pennies into the slot machine, and
the letter comes out stamped and
ready to go on its errand. Postmas-
ter Garnett must install one Farm
VILE must keep abreast of the age.
Berlin is bigger. but no better than
Farmville.
THE stormy March has come at
last. with wind and cloud and chang
ing skies" The month gets its name
from Mars. the god OF war, and is
horn fighter. often las mad as a
March hare" And yet We have a
lady friend who always welcomes its.
return as she loves to hear the
wind blow" And yet. strange to-
say. she is more afraid of the thun-
der than she is of lightning.
We work hard to make the Her
aid universally popular and pleasing,
but work as We may, We fail to ac-
this. And yet We are not
discouraged. We remember what
the preacher said about friction d
and we will strive hard TO avoid it.
but should We fail. it will at least
the fact that we are at
asst m)urg up stream. and not
Ioating with the current.
While waiting for the tobacco
sale in which you are most interest
"a. drop into the Herald rffice, give
Is the neighborhood news, if you
reed job work. order it, We take
{ for granted that YOU are already
but if in that We are mis-
aiken. of course you will become on
It once. Yod can't afford to live
d this section of Virginia and not
cad the Herald regularly, that is,
f YOU are interested in your neigh
ors and friends.
Mrs. Duff, of Rodgersville. Tenn,
nd her son Mr.. J. Radford Duff,
f Lincoln. Nebraska. have been
acent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
johnson. Mrs. Duff is the mother
nd Mr.. Duff the brother of Mrs.
johnson. Mr. Duff has important
osition in the printing establish
tent at Lincoln that prints Mr.. Bry-
MS Commoner. and he tells us
nat while he does not know just
ow many subscribers there are
nat several car loads of papers are
mt out with each issue.
W. s...s.. ..4or+f,v o.. tho now