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FAITH
Nov 5. -The free echool
started here with two hun
dred pupils present Monday.
Professor J ML Lyerly is
principal and four assistants,
Misses Margaret Thompson,
Marie Elliott, Carrie JRan
ey and Koxie Cauble,
A parents-teachers meet
ing will be held at the Re
formed church Thursday
night November 6th, in the
interest of the school.
T J Maupin, wife and son,
HBR Buford, wf9 and son
of Salisbury passed through
Faith' Sunday evening and
called to see Venvs while
out sight seeing the many
fine granite quarries and
boulders, the granite build -ings,
the new Reformed
church now going up in
Faith out of granite hy our
own stone masons and helpers
who live right here m our
town.' j That's the way, give
the work to your own home
people, You are sure right
about that Venus, f atnot
;Qm ill pharitv. begins at
home.lEd.
John A Peeler, and wife
John Rhinehardt, wife and
t Sunday at
uiiuiuu r -
Rockwell at Lewis Ward's.
iff Smifhdeal and T F
Railev of Davie county pass
ed through Faith Monday on
their way home, Mr Smith
deal had been to see his boys
at Mount Pleasant college
where they are going to
school.
W L Holshouser, son of
Marsh Hohousec, has ar
rived home from France, Oc
tober 27th, and is at work in
the express office. He was
gassed near Metz, November
3rd 1918, but has recovered.
John Brown of near Bran
ite Quarry, visited his bro
ther, Lewis Brown in laith
Sunday.
C F Raney has some of the
finest Durock Jersey pigs,
registered in this country
that we have ever seen.
Andy Basinger, of Char
lotte was in Faith Sunday to
see his father, who is confix
ed to his bed very ill.
On the 29th of November
Faith will lose anothe one of
her fine, pretty business
young ladies but we are to
keep it a secret.
The little 8 months old
daughter of T M Kestler of
Morgan township, has a head
of beautiful black thick hair.
Who can beat that.
This is th 4th of Novem
ber and we have not had any
frost, yet. What State can
beat that?
If you fined any smoky
quartz on your farm send
some to Venus- He wants to
put them in his collection,
Daniel Eagle has in charg
the selling of the Reuben
Fricke farm, 128 acres in Mor
gan township.
"James N Wyatt o Rich
field, R 2, was in Salisbury
Monday.
W L Fesperman, who stand
on his head on a 40 foot pole
is cutting and triming trees
for Drs Whitehead and
Stokes. .
John Goodman of China
Grove is visiting his sister,
Mrs Charles Lyerly.
Mr and Mrs Robert T Wed
mgton or unina lirovt-, ar
visiting Mrs Weddingtou1
parents, T R Heps and wife"
J IT Wyajtt of Fath, ta look
ing for his diplomas on hip
millstones that he had enter
ed at the Rowan Oouuty fair
and on the pictures that be
had ientered on which ht got
first premium. He has a fine
lot of diplomas on his mill- !
stoiies1;bat be won at the
North Carolina State fairs
land he puts them in glass
frames where they can be
seen
" .' Venus.
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Lay a bet
rolling 'em
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Coprrtgkt lilt
by R.J. Reynolds
the national joy smoke
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a padiase
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