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NUSSMAN SCHOOL.
QApril 2. The schpol ai Nuss
man is progressing nicely with
Hiss Leva J Peck and Miss Ruth
Beaver as teachers,
There will be; an entertain
merit at Nussman school soon,
the date will be announced later.
; The 'communion services held
at St Stephen's church Easter
Sunday was largely, attended.
Ten of the young peopleof St
Stephen's congregation were coo
firmed last Sunday. We are glad
to-have these young folks lointhe
Miss Nora Lentz from China
Grove Farm-Life school, is sperid-
- ing Easter at homcS-lS?fe-
Sheffie L Lentz whlldrae
on a furlough from the U SS
Vermont, will return Saturday
Ralph Cline, Hoy Barringer
aild Miss Ola Cline took a flying
trip to Salisbury Sunday eve-
aing.
I J Lentz spent Sunday night
and Monday with home folks.
Nussman school has purchased
an orsran for the benefit of the
school.
The pupils and young people
of Nussman school gave the tea
chers a surprise party on last
Wednesday night. All enjoyed
it very much.
Come on boys and give us the
news from all parts of the county
Best wishes to the paper and
its readers. Brown Eyes.
FAITH.
April 2. Rev O F Black wel
der .of the Lutheran Seminary
Columbia, S. C, preached at the
Lutheran church here Easter
Sunday and at night to a large
congregation. He is a fine young
minister and draws large crowns
Sergeant D L Ritchie of De
troit, Michigan, and family have
returned home after visiting his
parents, Mr and Mrs James Rit
chie. , Miss Pearl Fisher of the Mt,
Pleasant school spent Easter at
her home in Faith.
The exercises Easter Monday
night at the Lutheran church by
the children was very fine. A
large crowd was present and
Rev. C V Fisher of China Grove
made an address, the- finest we
ever heard him make. He seems
to be getting better and better
every year.
Venus was present at the mu
sical Cantata at Faith E L
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church ;:Easter Sunday night.
ckwelder made- an ad
dress that was very much en
joyed;-. : -v.; . :,
J T Wyatt has just received
an Order for a v pair millstones
four feet in diameter, ;
The J E Holler residence and 4
acres of Land was bid off for
$935. oo and is left open for an
other bid. v
G C Miller and family. Mrs P
A Peeler and Hellen Jones, spent
Easter . wiH) Rev and Mrs H A
Fespertnan at New ton.
Mrs Leo Peeler who under
went ah operation at the White
head Stoker Sanatorium is doing
nicely,.
The teachers at the Faith free
school this year are: James E
Becker principal. Miss Sophia
Moose, Addie Weaver and Mrs
Mary Linn Gardner.
Young granite cutter at David
Vagoner's March 22nd.
Wesley Frick of Craven is
1 visiting his sister Mrs Caroline
Eagle and other relatives here.
J Sifferd of Kaunapolis is visit
his sister, Mrs B C Eagle.
Rufus Stirewalt of Ebenezar
13 visiting his son, W A Stire
walt near Mt. Hope.
Harvey Kluttz of Camp Sevier
b. C, is at home on a iurlougrh.
We met Thomas Koontz in Salis
bury with his new automobile.
He lives some twenty miles west
of Salisbury.
Venus understands that Albert
Miller has zn did time walnut
table that George Washington
ate off of one time. If any one
can beat that trot out your old
time table or other furniture.
Mrs James Ritchie is isuffering
a great deal from her eyes.
Venus took dinner with Mr and
Mrs Adam Fultz. Their two
sons and their wives and child-
ren were all at home
Easter to
see the old folks. It was a kind
of a family reunion.
Another Ritchie has returned
home to Asheville after visiting i
his parents, Mr and Mrs James
Ritchie. j
Saturday, April 6th is the sale ;
at the home place in Faith of the j
late Mrs Solomon Yost. The
house and lot was willed to the'
little girl that they raised.
Miss C)ma and ;Maggie Shup
ing are visiting their sister, Mrs.
F A Nance in Faith.
J T Wyatt will let someone
take his corn mill, old time style ;
top runner, spindle, and balance '
HOW WOULD YOU
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and d river and ink and ink box,
and-run them for -a - part of the
toll to grind the corn. -.
Anotheryoung man from Faith
h as just been called to the war .
He is the oldest son of Mon roe
Fespertnan.- . y
Venus .wants all the little, girls
and boy sto send him nice clip
pings from papers and magazines
to have; printed in his circular of
3000 short good articles.
" Venus. :.
Weather Forecast For April 1918.
From, 4 to 10. some istormy by
thunder and cool local rains
south, some serious,' will? slight
changeable. '
From 10 to 17 fair, cool by
showers west mostly threatning
east.
From 17 to 26 fair, slightly
changeable and cool, thunder
storms northwest and souh,
I threatening some east.
From 26 to May 3rd, some
changeable by heavy storms
west and north, threatening
snow northeast.
April cool and frosty along
hails around, short storms,
heavy west north and south,
some snow threatening north
east mostly, tots of Cool threat
ningdry for April. Fruity will
stand slim chances.
April 3rd. Henry Reid, R '3,
Salisbury, N. C.
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