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DEVOTED TO THZ MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT OF CH
EE. THE BEST COUN TY IN NORTH OEOKOIA.
VOLUME XLVII
CANTON, GEORGIA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1922
FRANK BUPRfct, BOY BANBii
10 HANG SEPTEMBER 1ST
MTOI
10 OPEN MONDAY
Hi Ml
Frank H.
h.vcr nf Irby
The Canton public school >v«iI
^ open Monday, September 4’.i ui.del
Dul'ive, 19-year-o'd tho supervision of Mrs. Mary White,
('. Wnlkev, Pinkei- Superintendent -and Mr. Gerald
of the Cherokee Cooriy
'.aion Association, who wer.» clect-
d Friday August 26th, :»t. n call
meting of the members, -it the
'ouit house in Canton.• ^
\V. A. Keetcr, Chaiima •; T A.
'.owl , Vive Chaiiman; F. N. Hi‘hop
Scceratv.v and Treas.
T. warehouse commit le K |
L. Blank 1- hip
town ib •.oclive, will he hanged in thi
Fulton county tower Friday in pay
ment oi the penalty for hi > :n.-, it
oeeami almost certain Iasi u’ght,
f ■ Cir.ornor Thomas W. Hard-
•'(•1 fused a 30-day reprieve lo the
youth ft few hours after the Georgia
> up rente court had refused to is .;*
i writ of mandamus lr.-i upo > Judge
I John D. Humphries, of the Fa ' n
. f.- "lo; eou: *, to show cause why he
Idiii not entertain a'plea of I'.r.hcos
| corpus filed by Attorney H. A. Alien
Field, Chairman; J. L. Blank 1- hip !.«•’ If of the youth Thai J tv.
and M. E. Wilbanks. j Attorney Allen went into a '?Or ,i a
The membership committee! 1*. T. nte conference with Governor IT.ivd
Kav; A. J. Hicks, J. Roy Pronoun, ( wick at 7:16 o’clock at night nn!
1!. D. Buice, A. M. Green, J. W.'madi the final effort to r.nvo the
Beck, E. G. Sexton, J. L. Fowler O youth from the gallows. Governor
C. Uo^s, J. M. Cline Joel C. Elliott, i Hardwick refused to allow i v, e re-
W
0. Price and James I. 1 t prieve which would be necessary to
A - previously announced Ihroueh [ carry the ease into the sup cm:*
this paper, the Board of Directors court of the United States,
raised the membership fee in the As- Attorney Allen stated, following
soch’.tion from $6 to $10 at its June his conference with Governor Hard-
meeting. This raise in the member- wick, that thb final effort to .juvi the
ship fee will take effect September life of the youth will he made Thur>-
first, and ull members are tinged to day. He sai*l that he was no* ready
notify any prospective member oi at this time to say what this effort I Bank of Canton.
the cotton association to take ad van- will be, hut it is thought that the]
tage of the opporunity to join the only possible direction it cap take
association now on the $6 ‘basis. now is into the United States court.
x . , ! While Mr. Allen declined to state
• what grounds would serve as the ba
sis of his appeal should he go to he
Correker. Principle. We pub’ish be
low a list of the teachers a.ul tin. i
grades.
Superltendent—Mis. Mary White
Principle—French and History,
Atheletic Director, Gerald Cor v eker
Isitin—J.Irs. J. A. Baskin.
Domestic Science and Sciatic
Rachael Keith.
Ilth gade—Sallie Mae White.
5th grade—Mrs. Ethel Cur> v
Ith grade- Mrs. Amy Richardson.
Ith and 5t,h B—Lucy Studervun;
.‘lid—Emma Gene Humphe-y
2nd and 3rd B—Nettie Levis
Groover, ' ' ,
2nd A Ida Christie.
2nd B—Katie Banister.
1 A -Charlotte McCant.
1 B—Mrs. Bertie Cox.
Music—Marie Owenby.
Expression—Charlotte McCur.r
Riverdale, Alma Kennett nnd -*■ i i>
McClure.
Entrance cards fall term, I 2 ‘1 •
5s 6 and 7th grades $2.00. S ft 10
nnd 11 th $7.50.
Get card from H. L. Chaffin it
FIEED DAY AT BUFFINGTON
FRIDAY A HUGE SUCCESS
US TRAIN HITS CM
1 I
Jfcfptif, Ga.. August 28.—Mis. A. j
J. Hiitmmontree' making . i ti|ih ; b
battle for life in an Atlanta '’o-; itai
and her husband and chidren are I <*-
iag Treated at their home h n r*> I'm
paiijfnl 'bruises as the resu’t : <-f sn
accident in whieh their automuhlle
' J glnuk by a I ouisville au.l Nash
engei triin about U':!'l
I'elofO; Sundry morning oil > gn.d
lowipg in the northern • ud •*I
Jus prr.
I o! tile most profitable and
enjoyable days spent in Cherike.*
eou:;< i’ Field Day at Buf
fington, Friday, August 25.
The day was full—the school
piril was line.
E ; iii :chool: toou part :, i hi h
literary and atheletic cor tests.
There were, all told, eight hun
dred end fifty children eompc'Uig
the eight schools, besides a large
ai.mbir of children prc ; c"*„
other schools.
VETERAN IEWELS
GIVEN OLD MHS
At the last regular meeting o£
lira ige laidge No. 30 I. O. O. J\
I' . ir pit-enteil five Veteran
,!i, following member*:
‘ . A. McClure, W. D. Milh«r, OHrt
from Fincher, Gen. W. Holcombe and Dr.
!n. J. (hiker.
Thu Hnnimontrees, who ar > w dely
iqvM.in thi community, re-i <
boliti -four miles south of la-per.
They Wi re driving to church orvicca • The school songs and yells t‘ th
ind Were prevented from sr 1 'ini the different schools carried the ptttinl
i:jCa< V ng train by a sh ' ; p ee e jbnek to their school day.-, in tnri 25 consecutive years
These brothers having lie i m Ol
liers in good standing for ran'c than
Th warning of the
made even one feel like hi
that
two
whlswe preceded by only an imt• nt pupil again.
I • , -
;h. |iv. h that thivtv the orcup. ,,l | consortalive estimate -s.
of the e;'r several feet into he nil. t..vre wine pn -cut mme than
evident nf the neighborhood thousand people,
d: Mr. Hi mmontree and tiie child- j Thu iviorning program tv-u tul.cn
rm to the home of the family, hv.l up Roll call of school and answer
the wife's injuries were found V be by song and yell.
so serious she was rushed to Af'anta Literary contest: Avery won i*rt
* . 1
for treatment.. place among the contestants < f ends,
Mis. Hr.mmontree died eariy ’ 1 < V Buffington won second plti'e. Aveiy
day morning. won first place among the eontes-
—— »s-- — — tants of hoys, and Hickory Flat won
REINHARDT ALUMNI second.
MEET AT GRAN I PMtE All contestants acquitted them
UNION HILL TO HAVE
NEW SCHOOL BUU.DINC I federal courts, it is believed ir. sonn'*
quarters that he has reverted to hr
On Wednesday morning, Aug 30. ! P<*‘" «« announced in The C.msitu
the citizens of Union Hill sch-.ol mention several days ago to the eC* I
in mass meeting in the interest of | that the habeas corpus suit will hr
* theii- school | filed in the federal cout before
Supt. Doss and Dr. Coker presi- !■ Sl ‘ muel «. Sibley, of northern
dent of County Board of Education jdistrict of Georgia,
spoke to the people, and set f.vth
plans for a standard school building.
The interest was fine, and a srbs-rip-
tion list was prepared and pr.
ally the amount raised to do he
work required to make the ’ uilding|
standard according to th
In the event Judge Sibley should
issue a supersedeas on the habeas
corpus proceedings, DuPree will au
tomatically pass from the hands of
the state authorities into those
the government. He will remain,
nkin• ihowever, in the Fulton county jail
, .1 Up until his conference with Gov-
Hurrah for Union Hill! She moans ernor Hardwick, hope was held
to keep, pact with the progress „f by the attorneys, as well as F. A.
education with any other communit" DuPree, lather of the youth, tV;l >y
in the state. ' some bare chance thu sentence would
I
be commuted or a new trial granu
This seems dispelled now and t!.e
general belief is that some time be
tween the hours of 9 a. m. and * n.
m. Friday the youth will go to ,
death via the hangman’s noose.
Ramsey C. Sharp, president of
Reinhardt college, outlined the pro
ALBANY PLAYS TATE IN
CARTERSVILLE NEXT WFKK
Cnrtersville, Ga.. Aug 30. - A'
buny and Tate will play a tl'.rec
game series on the Cartersvillc dia
mond, Tuesday, Wednesday an:!
Thursday of next week. This series
will be for the Amuteur Champ i -
ship of the Suite of Georgia. " hr*
Tate team is well known as one *.f
the strongest in the entire awtbiu
while the Albany team has .lef, - i d
all comers this season, including 1 >
ford, and is now a contender *or i 1 e
State Championship. Their f <> in is
made up of players from the m,’-
vrrsity of Georgia. The faeilitie- at
Cartersvillc are adquate to *»ccor'-|
modate any number of fans tint |
may come, and plans are being madcj
to take care of an immense crowd, i
i
It is expected that one of the la re I
est crowds ever seen in CuD"r--il! i
.vill be here during th<“se three day-i
and *he business houses will n'l close |
each ufternobn at three o’clock j
dyring the series.
to win for her or their si ho d.
Score made by each school follows
Literary: Avery H point
BulTingtnii 3 points.
Hickory Flat j! points.
Athilics: Hickory Mat 27 oointt.
. Free Home 2(5 points.
Union Hill 26 points.
Avery 21 points.
Buffington 20 points.
Indian Knoll 19 points.
Daniels 11 points.
The teuchers of the above schools
selves well and deserves person a 1 | deMrvu to be commended for their
mention. Supervisor Dug/»n lc- Hp i, it shown in their respective
l'verod the address of the rccnaioti wor ^ an< | f ol - the glowing uccers
gram lor the school year of I he ml- his usual pleasing manner. I)v. | 0 f their efforts. Patrons arc to lie
iege, which begins September 5. be ^ Coker, president of the countv of i pralntwl for their hearty cooper 'tion
fore ;thc annual meeting and picnic K.' . Finn spoke on the m-.ttar «• I without it, we could never hive put
of the local Reinhamlt college >>”- better scho«»U by consolidati m. on a t j ay( ant i | BB t but not leart
ileipF 9 r *nt P»'-V R. T. ijtyp spoke intme.itmg- | ai . e the c ^lrn to he commended
urday. ^ “ ly to the people along the Ho* of' far wor k lj*di»idupUy and
The picnickers gathered °t -.ooul Christian citizenship. His nddres
7 o’clock, and spread an elabord • was fully appreciated,
basket lunch* After Dr. Sharpe's| Next, delivery of prizes to win • rs
speech’, the following alumni spoke: j n literary contests.
A. W. White, Jesse Ragsdale nrrj j DinntP waH Bel ^,. (l OM thf ,
C. Cantrell. at 12 o’clock. Never was t^erc so
Officers for the new year arc Je«e! man ’ y ^ thinjfti to eiit . W e must
B. Ragsdale, president, nnd Missj v|!y that the Kood }»dioH un-J mothers
App'nxi- ;o f (.jjj-ht schools gathered know
jjust. how to prepare a dinner un-
L | equalled for a grand school picl nick.
Next week being .Paramount week
wc are showing some of the b , ... . . , ... , , ,
^uch interest in good spirit c.uld not
Paramount picture-, beginning Tucs-'
day Sept. 6, W. S. Hart in “White
Oak”—Thursday, Sept. 7, “Saturday
Jeanette Morris, secretary,
mately sixty were present.
also team work.
, Buffington community desmvef
; special mention for the fine snir't of
| cooperation. They have labored to
{make a school ground fo • their
school that, speaks for itself. We like
to look at the permanent improve
ment made to their school olant.
The faithful teachers at Bu'Tiiigton
as well as all the good teacher did a
Night,’ a real big picture. Friday,
sept, S, “Crimson Challenge."
another extra speical,
Also don’t fail to see “The Shirk”
on Sept. 114th. Bonita The.:tr-.
Canton, Ga.
part never to boforgntten by each of
Field work was next but not least, their contestants.
Our schools are growing better,
bo surpassed anywhere, ^ .Look for more improvement**. Pco^
Each school with her yells and | pie are awake to their needs. “Better
songs added lo instill a spirit in each,houses and better grounds’’ is ouf
contestant or group of contestant;, motto.
A headache is not a disease e.rd should not be treated as such. It
is a symptom of some bodily .li'mend, and is Nature’s way of ..e'l-
ing you that there is something wrong that should be corrected.
Science has given us many remedies that relieve the excruciating
pains of a headache, and we hj'/e the be. t of the remedies in stool;
Our advice is to take the headache remedy to relieve that present
distress and then seek the advie? of your physician to locate the
cause of the headache and apply the proper remedies for a cure
Next time you have a headache come and see us.
Johnstons Drug Co.
Canton, Ga. Phone 51
The W. C. T. U. held an i^tcran
ing meeting with Mrs.ElizabcthKilb:
list Monday afternoon w'Fh Mi .
j William Fincher in charge of a splen
j did program. Delegates were elect
ed to attend the State Convention in
October namely, Mesdames W. II.
Moody, ■ F. S. Hudson, Atherton
Fincher, Mack Sandow, Olin Fincher,
G. B. Johnston and Miss Elizabeth
Coggins. Also officers for the year
were elected, who were the same
officers re-elected. The Recordii g
Secretary did not accept and Mrs.
W. H. Moody ? vas then elected to ot
secretary. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Willingham.
Minn Emma Dale McClure
Entertaine*.
Last Saturday afternoon Mis.
j Emma Dale McClure most Might |j
fully entertained in honor of her
guest, Miss Rebie Spears of Hal'
Ground. Those enjoying 'he festi
vities of the afternoon were: Misses
Clara and Dorothy Miller, Mnr’ir'n
and Elizabeth Johnston, .I'ffio
Fincher, Muriel Heard, Mary Burton,
Martha Del.ay and Mildred Mnrt.vn.
APPLES—Now is the time to have
us send your sweetheart and
friends a box of our beautifull
packed apples.
CHEROKEE HEIGHTS
. ORCHARDS
Canton, Georgia
PROGRAM FOR WOMANS CLUB.
The Womans Club will meet Fri
day September the 8th at Cnee
o’clock at the home of Mr:. Gus
Coggins; Hostess’ Mrs. T. G. Curtis.
Mrs. E. A. McCanless, Mrs. A. B.
Coggins and Miss Elizabeth Coggins.
Every Club member will hr- <x
pected to answer at roll call with a
quotation on “childhood.”
Solo, Little Boy Blue, by Mrs. Roy
Crisler.
Solo, “Then Little Girl Don’t Crv’
Mrs. Roy Crisler.
Home Influence, by Mrs. Wnrver
Chrmlee.
Song, bv Miss Christie.
Piono solo, by Martha Galt.
The first of the month is “pay day’
•reditor wants his money.
-the bills are in, and v *ur
Suppose you had to pay your bills with cash- what an •nd’es*
amount of work, even where f'.c payments are all in your own city.
But our bank saves you.
You write a check for each hi'J, enclose them in envelopes, mail
them to your creditors, do a littl?bookkeeping on the check-book st
ubs—and your task is completed.
Our bank saves you time and money, at the same time afford
ing you safety.
Bank of‘Cherokee
Canton, Ga