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The Farmville herald. [volume], November 04, 1910, Image 1
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THE FARMVILLE HERALD
HONOH KOR THE PA IT, H BI M, H< I'
, xx: RI DAY, NO\ l MBER , 1 10 \n. ]
E HALLOWE'EN PARTY.
-. 1 \ l?>* MU I \ I MM,
ii li .me ..i Dr. Md Mrs,
Jju-tcan. Wtteif >lii tt. mil | uti
Kiilcnl Tin- H.ut.
-pitable homa of Dr. ami
;ih Lindsay Jai man
-unlay evening, ol a de
i allow e'en Itally. Tilt- ve
iudali aud spacious lower floor
orated with festoons of
: silhouettes of bats, black
hes, and goblins, aud light
<.:. \- i tily i,y griunittg
I ns.
Itch of Halloween, .Miss
'.!. Tabb, envoked the
ht PMt, and called forth,
i ? long pro
> of n itabl" personages
Id <iuaint and
i stums th< d from
i into
delighted
Sf i-> mi Hin| B
ling their gues
, dainty -curtcards orna
s propi lats Hail
>?:? - of tbe Immori
impei sonated
1' . Joseph L. .lat niau.
Ethel L. Jarrett; Bet
Miss Eloise Ambler Har
D ai Jefferson, NV. Arthur
Florence Nightingale Miss
.luKger; Queen Louis... Miss
McKinney; Pocahontas, Mis
larinan, Benjamin Frank
t Lear; John Alden and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Luckin
.- -.?;? i* Miss Daisy Story;
and pupils. Dr. Cliff W.
Masters Robert Bugg
ph Jarman; Jenny Lind.
M.<? Klleu G. Perkins, Li Hung
Anna Biddle; Queeu
and Sir Walter Kaleigh,
taw Forman and Dr. w.
l'mie Remus, J ?
Frauds E. Willard, Miss
I, Bdgai Allen Voe.
It. Grainger; Mane Antoln
ll London
ooah it ended with the
?
Paul*
it ) Mrs.
? i
lt, Al
? man,
* '
tin)
S
Wood
..iid ti
? ; M
? I. '*'
P '
Tabb, Mrs. W. H
? DO
C. MISS Mar;
n, Mrs
Nam. c M Lewis
Bmitl ?' - Lui;
MlSi Martha W. Cou]
ff W. Stol;- N
r Beott Martin. D:
Crate, Miss Virgin
Hanna Crawley, Mis
i Warren Miss Crae
Mary V. Blandy cn
Smithy.
Tu Peg
1910 are no
ame are raid o
i. 1910. a penalt
ll be add< I
e penalty.
F. W. Hubbard.
Town
tl for Hes9 Stock Food
Wilt* KNOWN HIM.
eta --I s i-i. -. m
Qolored, Waatad h* Behool
I .1 Col an I
Blind.
If I
non ? colored man by sams ol
to Wm. C. Ritter. Superintend
for Color?
ed Deaf and Blind Children at New
E
? tarked
bim as living at Paraville, i*?t |,-t
tddreeaed to him here ha
'ed to reach him. Meadow has three
chlldren.who In all probability
to the
new school at Newport News the
only one in the State for thi
where they can be odurat*
trained into useful citizenship, with
' out cost to their parents, except tot
their clothing and railroad tie
In Prince Kdward county there
.1 other children eligible
to admission to the behool. The
t and kindness of our white
peoplt : for by the Bupeitn
j tendent In extending information
of the existence of this new Behool
to th ? ]i> opis named, and
aid s led:
M. H. Booker, Pamplin, deaf boy.
1 ?'. years old.
He.irv Baker. Darlington Heights,
deaf boy, 12 years old.
Joesph Wooldridge,
blind boy, fifteen years old.
Jeff Hatnbrick. Farmville, blind
old.
new.tJi of Mrs. P. B. Blis-..
Her friends in Farmvillf were
greatly shocked to hear on Sunday
morning that Mrs. P. H Bliss wi
dow of the late S. H. Biles, had
died the night before The end
(?ame in the home of Mrs. Walter
Smith, and after ? few days ot i 11 -
Her attending physicians and
the friends who were admitted to
lick room sppr*
Uiat she could not survive I lu et
'taek, a malady from which Bl
long but the lai
Ignorant
t rue condition.
? funeral took place from the
?
*
!
tod of
.
D. Watkl
?i. W. M.
Mr. at d Mi ime to Vir
and lived
Farm
? i that
win
; with tin
il and lt
I. sar
*
ighter
inly child of i:
who. dui ' ,;inp womanhoot
d the hume with a buoy
ant > and boauty rarely excelled am
women, and for this the Idol o
1# her dec] - the h'-arts 0
: ? pie go out In tenderest tym
a pathy.
Mr. H. P. Barnett, a BOn-ln
Of the deceased, who lives 1
?. Johnston City, Tenn., attended th
sra!
\ \ uta of iii mks
I wish t through th
? Hei aid my heartier
thanks t?* I ereryow
helped me In the recent Herald cot
. ted for til
first prize. I am the recipient (
the second, which is a handson
suit.
Mis. T. N Layne.
Bring us your "Prescriptions
I are.too difficult for us to "a
curately compound." White Dn
*
Herald aad N. Y. World ll CO.
j rajie Pilli.
*>H.\ \l. si I I .ss | ROM Bl M.I
*
ii"- Oeeed Wai Hen lad Qood
Br. siinsi,,,,,. \\j,|, j,,.* -^
- triable of ii in I*. i .- i ;
l-11-.t. Hi ? ! .ur,... ii ,,i \ 1 Lt_
t.iu- n omi Ta i be ll oajt Mum ?.
i \ rybed| Hagpj lad Farmrllle
"DeU.liti-d." t.-it,*-, Will I
lea n in um i.
dd Of la t
iee..lint .'.
' hour
ng out loud and clear. \
?
, commending tl
and congratulating t
topping for t
the rici ly lad' .-:
the
churches, and Join
In the work . ;
love.
A visitor from the far
who tated for the first timi
'fiat pi Int .,? luxuries, the
Virginia Brunei
Which was served at the Country
inn. was heard to say. "That ls
i ul a dish more than Hi
the Rods." And those of us who
are accustomed to the delicacy, ad?
di*, | Amen" to the wold
prill e
As early as 1 p. m.. all
turned towards the rare track, and
p, a., the grand stand was
crowded to its capacity, while the
grounds were dotted with vehicles
and a moving mass of walkers. Tin
racing was spirited, honestly con?
ducted, hotly contested and elicited
earn- | and enthusiastic ap
proval. The results of thest
; in last
Herald. About 4 o'clock the elouds
Bred thiel and ia\ k end a
-dight rain fall followed.
The writer bogati to lost* hean
and hope tor the next day, when Mi
1 . C. Johnson who stood at
on tin I I to B
: spot 111 1
nktng to
? 't ou Deed feel no i for the
monow, for that one b
anti promise for b
bright daj ' And did
uncloudt : Cod's
ii -ii*
ronni
?
en with rats had to
I lt was
tl e
;ir WO
nu lui i:\ \miai.
d crown to
?
of skill in the to
a 1 p. - - form?
an,; marched along
Main snot i under corns
" lor J. R Martin.
1 mounted on a premium charger, his
red sash made more radiant by the
glow of the sunshine, his Inslgma of
rank as fair as the moon, while tin
black plume wavsd gracefully, fan
" n"d by the favoring
e the perfect October day. Th
taut Marshalls, Dr. Crate, M
C. BS. Zimmerman, R k Brook
Frank Blanton and Walter Barrow
were also In gay and attractlvf
e attire, and shared with their chiel
;t the honors of the hour. When thi
contest had \<
g were form
0 line, where Mr.J. Taylor T'
dellverred a spirited cha
l? Then with the rinding of words o
bygone. "Charge, Chargt
On rinsing in thei
ears, the con*
,. ous and glowing rivalry, whil
c_ bright eyes lent inspiration am
cheer from the vast throng, spurrs
to best endeavor.
So long as the larger rings swuni
(Continued on page fire
TOE IriBITflmilhli iN SESSISI
Hitit \.\ ALL-DAI ?l ssit.N is
Hf.
tiuai Reaori to ?>'? Made
mood -a ih ? ttfii Om* ,.t Pi
Mt.it'i.
Hamili
upon
*
much of v. ;, down in
Bhori all of which will
nt to
ld adjourn
ed to in
final
? will be rn ?
1 the
al 127,000, but on i
; raid
is al* ' ure of a
com pr,.:
All Farmville will be gi
know that the end is in sight.
and that something definite will be
.lOHNSON-.litHNSMV
lAst Wedneeda* at l-SO p. m.,
the wedding of Mi. Henderson John
ion and Mles Mattie Bolling John?
son was celebrated at old Q
Church.
The bridal party entered as fol?
lows Messrs. Tum Payne Johnson,
Perkins Haxlegrore, Charlie carson
and Arthur Anderson, next the
Inides maid! and I
May C, Johnson and Mr. Sam Mil
Powlkes and Mr.
Allan Johnson
ind Mr. !'?
nor Johns..n and Mr. Merlin B
Ide with Iot maul ol :
i Johnson, i nd the
John
?
in while silk, veil and ors |
I
-. nins; th?
in white and ca: ried ms
io had in*
I
H.
lilli:
il, ('lilli!
..lid is
?
?
I lowerifKAs. ir.
day last, in ti.
i
bride of Mr. W. i).
Flow
t. M. Fugate performing the
.oliy.
The bride has been the efficient
and courteous igeat of the W
Inion Telegraph Co.. at thia place
and had won the admiration and
affectionate regard of ail who were
privileged to know her. The groom
man of the
The party left immediately after
' the ceremony for an ex*
' tiing tour. The father and mothei
? ame from their leam
> in Q S. C., to
i at the marrit.i.
Doan's Reeulets cure constipa
'? tion. tone the St raulati
liver, promote digestion B
pet ito an I
?
. a b>x.
?/hite Drug Co. st ll D
!lets.
Herald and N. Y. World $1 60.
1 I ll IG1 1 \(.\IV
V Wot Illy I til-e lad ti
from
which
has
of a fund t< ni tl..* Int
of de ?
Th.- Herald
eould
a like amount.
?
rill be so bur?
lie it
Will be a | ing.
'?
.1 tell through time
It might be I
to leare the dollar at the Her
Bid office, and the names of all
such will be published work by
week. Only one dollar, remember,
and the further fact that quid
doubly (Iring.
ionks?Pins
Married in tho Presbyterian
Church at ArTOOia, Va., at six
k P. M., Oct. L'blh. Rev. Plum?
mer F. Jones and M
Pitta, daughter of Mr. and Mri
Arthur Leteber Fitts.
This marriage ls of much in?
to many people of this and
other Slates, as both of the young
people are wi,lily known in sn
cial, literary and church circles.
The marriage was performed by Bel
W. E. Hill, of Farmville.
Aa the bridal party entered, the
wedding mareil from Lohengrin was
ed in exquisii. Mrs.
William Brans and Mr. John Pierce
on the organ and violin. Soft mu*
ontlnued throughout the
march
i
chun :
?luis, and
and hundreds
the
The
I il;
with
i
Minnh
I
.1. Allen I
Winnie
k P
M.. f
h. Philadt Vork
r their return
tula.
The young i
clptents of a larg* number of un?
usually handsome |
After the ce; ? pt ion
n at the bonn- of the
bride, where delightful refreshments
were Barred, the weddlni
cur and the sweetest music render?
ed, altogether making the evening
Of great pleasure to the |
assembled.
Among tin- out of town gue?t?
who attended the marriage wert
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pitts. Miss Mary
Miss Virginia Pitts, of Scotts
ville; Miss Annie Page Jone
parda; Miss Margaret aud Mr
John Lowe, of Atlanta; Mr. ant
Mrs. D. W. Pitts, of Richmond; Pro
and Mrs. Kenny, of Dillwyn am
s. John and Walter Bril
Richmond.
a clear. |
plexton. Burdock Blood Bitt
pnrlfli 1. clears the si
res ruddy, sound health
The White Drug 0
dock Blood Bitters.
IHE RACE iS RUN. AND il
FROWN.
vl I f Kl I Ul ll WINS
lill. PIANO,
?tis. i \. i.,-,,?. wtmt Tha stxkt
of lui nu ii t.-.
I
bau le,
ie complin.?? ited oe
through?
out a:, su#_
for
rd, ot
von tlie g 175 < and
teat*
.uk ladies made a
gOOd r- c..id an i i
proud of them.
While Mrs. S. W .. .
a;.k for BU
rh and little
for tbe
buslneavllkt h.- e.|
his patt in the , he
is a "coming business man" aud
Karmville may be justly proud of
like him.
SfamHag ot Onateatamki At Okena
Of C ?!lt"M.
Mrs. M. J. Pretwell.7-52.25*
Mrs. T N Layne.525,91S
Mrs. B. W. Watkins. 304,13?
Miss Patty Hubbard. 227.08g
Bulatta Bradshaw. . . . 103.00*
The coitnmittee appointed te
count the votes have checked and
OOUnted the above votes and fiud
them correct
) Signed (.
Walker Scott.
Horace Adams,
H. Oaraett,
Ou behalf of the contestants, aa
well aa the paper, thanks art* i
tended to each loyal friend who sup?
port'-,1 a champion,
Note itt TluMik.M IS Tin- Mini i'????
i inls,
many faithful, friendly
fortunate enoui rig
1 extend heart) tha
proven to be
and I feel ?
0 kindly I i
?d for nie in the country, and thone
I ii have tn \ ?
tor the plc te
no 1 have won "
Yon
Bl m m TO RICHMOND.
?ti tim
r, W. T. B chardsoi I
?
Wed i, tome****1
And
?
P in
mond by n
? par
ill ll ? *i. ct
I
ot
but also
[rom a I
point; and President South
ry de?
tail.
The Keciial will be given at 8:31
Friday Bight, Nov. -lib in tbe Audi
torium. Tickets on sale at Gar?
land ? P
Part i. Intrigue. Part I, CompU
|, The Deiioum.-ut.
Part 4, Kings Meads Fields.
Characters represented:
t Sir Anthony Absolute, an ? ?
.trie Baronet
Capt. Jack Absolute, of the Roy?
al Army.
r Sir Lucius OTrigger, a fighting
Irishman.
, Faulkland, friend of Capt. Abso
f lute.
1 Bob Acres, a Country S
. Fas, servant to Capt Absolute.
David, servant to Bob Acres.
Malaprop, a lady of words.
!_ Lydia Languish, niece of Mrs. Msla
op.
Lucy, a maid.
period, 1775. Place, Bath, Knjf
r. land. Time of supposed actloa.
about one-half a day.
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