The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
NEW INFIRMARY
NEARLY COMP LETE.
It Will Not Be Used by Normal
School Until Next
Session.
Especial to The rlmes-Dispatch.

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Farmvilic, Va, March lO.-The new
iniirmary for the State Female NormnI
School is receiving finish ng touches, 81
but will not be used by the institu1s
ton before the opening of the neXh
session. The first floor OF the building
Will be occupied by the Office OF thet5
medical attendant, one large ward. As
Kitchen, smaller rooms for the siclf
ones and 4 good sized sun parlor on {
the south side The second floor Will i
be devoted 10 rooms for patients, linen
closets and another sun parlor. The Il
third floor viii be used as general .
storage apartment. The structure i4 I;
provided with every modern convene
fence such as bath rooms. clectria
bells, elevators, in fact nothing has
been left undone to afford safe and y
pleasant retreat for the sick memberI
of the student body. So
Tne German population of tarmvill{#
and vicinity is steadily increasing and
now there arc twenty-scven families iR y
town and nearby. Several years ago
they organized German Luthcran
Church. then With u sparse mcmberS
ship and to day 1t numbers nearly 1905
The pastor Is Rev. W. z. Schuldt, who,
succeeded Rev. Mr Frankie, now Oh
Philadelphia.
Win the saw mills which have been
cutting timber in Prince Edward and,
the adjoining counties for the past.
years 1t naturally would seem that tho
supply soon would be exhausted. but
this Is not fact. There is apparently
as much standing timber In this seoS
ton as ever there was. 81
The Board OF Health of Farmvillc iS Il
after any and all nuisance which may
cndhnger the public health. An ordiS5
nance offered at the last meeting of
nEp ,tt "a n lnS
in the town shall be cieansed and mada
secure against the breeding OF iileS
once every week from March t5 to-
December ] = OF each year.
The Holloway and Prince Edward
RCounty Woman's Christian Temper
ancc Union recently organized in
Farmvile has for its ohjeuts the fol3s
lowing: TO make permanent tia
work already accomplished in the tens
pcrunce cause by the women, to secure
the organization OF union III every
place in the counties where 1t is prlc-,-
tlcable and, III general, TO 'inauguratds
wise and effective means for bringing
OF women against the cruelty and
crime of the liquor traffic in the coun-
ties
There are now seven unions form
ing the BiCouuty Union. they are at
Farmvilic, Prospect, Burkevillc, Crewcla
i'ldSNSNoHt, vi tti ipdS anu ENppoHlat-s
toN.
Tho venerable mother OF Rev. w.
IL. Proctor. OF the Farmville Methodiatt
Church, who mas ben i'll for some
weeks, Is but Slightly improved. She
recently suffered Il stroke Of paralysis.
The large pipe organ Of the I;pisco43
pal Church was erected during tho
week past and adds greatly TO the
handsome auditorium recently re-
modelled and enlarged. "a
owing to the bad weather conditions
but few tobacco plant beds have been
Burned and prepared. and farmers are
generally behind hand in getting ready
Tor the l912 crop gre
1t Is reported that between NOW and y
the opening of Inc next tobacco season
Prince Edward viii have another large
warehouse for the sale OF the products
Plans are being perfected FOR such Il
building al Prospect.
The Fourth District Republican,
Convention will convene here to-mor-
row At II o'clock. Already delegates
opinion as expressed is that tho
present administration will be indorsed
and the convention Will he IA harnoni-
Gus one.
The Prince Edward Board of super
visors at meeting held Friday do
clincd to make appropriation for 1912 4
demonstration work through the de-&
partmcnt which is training along lines
OF agriculture in many other counties D.
nr the state. y representative of tho
Norfolk and Western Hallway was he
pration ana II was agreed that the
question would be re-opencd ae
another meeting. t5a