The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-08-26
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Notes Of Happenings and People You
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Her chin was dimpled Deep
Her cheeks were like the roses are
When dreams upon them sleep.
Her hair was like sweet sunshine spun
In threads Of molten gold.
But. Oh. that wad Of chewing gum
That in her mouth she rolled
baltimore Sun.
No more mud-holes in Farmville
smooth going winter and summer.
Mrs. Chappell and Mrs. Keister
left on last Monday for the North.
Miss Helen Hall, Of Newfoundland
Miss Maude Anderson, of Bristol,
are visiting Mrs. S. A. Bondurant.
Mr.. Harry Gross. Emmettsburg,
Md, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
J. L. Burger.
If you don't advertise those sum-
mer bargains you won't have room
for your new fall goods.
High street looks better since the
grass has been cut away. Make rea
dy for the girls. Nothing is too good
Tor them.
There are 10 phones in use in
Farmville. and sometimes We should
understand why some Of them are
busy"
We wonder what magic Mrs.
Layne carries with her to bring
forth so many new subscriptions?
Does she possess Alladdin's lamp?
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Scott Gibbs, who
have been visiting in the home of
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Burger, return
ed home Saturday.
The residences on the Serpell
heights are all about finished, and
they give new beauty to the grace
ful hill top.
Thanks for personal mentionings.
Keep up the good work. The Herald
must be a faithful mirror of Farm
Vile and the surrounding country
Remember that the Herald's piano
is new now. but you may own it un-
til it gets to be old. But to win yo
must work
Mr.. w. c. Burnet, of Savannah.
Joined Mrs. Burnet here and has
been guest in the home of Mrs w.
r Berkeley
Misses Fannie and Marie Price,
Of Pittsylvania. were the first of the
Normalites TO return for the work of
another session.
Mr.. and Mrs Badgett, of Cumber-
land, worshipped in our sanctuaries
Sunday. They were guests in the
home of the Rev. ]. H. Davis.
Prof. and Mrs. Schemmel left on
Monday for visit to Norfolk. and
will go from there to the mountains.
Bon voyage.
Rev. Dudley Boogher, rector Of
Johns Memorial Church, will return
from his vacation in time to occupy
his pulpit next Sunday morning.
Though Miss Virgie Ransom is one
of the last contestants in the race,
she is by no means the least Just
watch her votes climb up when she
gets down to earnest, hard work.
Five-year subscriptions to the Her
aid have been reached. but the 20
year is still ahead and yet not be-
yond reach. And those doubling up
subscriptions do double up votes too
The frost will come in due time
and bite things, but no chill will be
given TO the Herald's piano con
test. Motion makes heat. and the
are moving some and
all the time
This is Pickett's picnic day. and
there will be stew at the spring.
Seasoned with squirrel meat it may
be. but not dead certain" unless
the squirrels are already dead.
Two perfect eggs in one is the
report from Northern hennery. Any
thing i'm Farmville like it? Cum
berland is still supreme on chickens
with four legs.
Canvassing for subscribers for
the Herald is active outdoor work.
healthy and hopeful Try it, and
keep your eyes firmly fixed on the
prize
Diligence brings success" Then
Mrs. Fretwell surely ought to sue
coed for she has certainly been