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Thursday, August 2, 19.lt.
WE DO OUR PART
Go to church Sunday.
You’ll find us at Dalton
Saturday.
What this town needs is
a hunch of alarm clocks.
There is one fellow that
is afways on time—the hill
collector.
There was no mistake in
the killing of Dillinger, I
reckon.
Wonder what a govern¬
ment would do wit h o u t
taxpayers?
Political promises, us a
rule, lasts only until after
the election.
Last Tuesday w as Henry
Kuril’s birthday. He was
71 years young.
You may notice that a
man of his word is a man
of a few words.
It is said to he so dry in
Kansas that the grasshop¬
pers are getting hay fever.
Judge Pittman used the
Ilihlieal quotation— “hold
to that which is good” - -
Brother, that’s ex a e t 1 y
what we’re going to do.
Remember the old fash-
i oued girls who used to
blush I I i when | the wiiid •. ill blew
their ... skirts ... above . tlm . .
r
» hoe tops?
When Pittman trvs to
explain the “Walter Rowe
Case”, lie is like a fly that
has been caught in t h e
well of a spider, the more
he trys to escape, the more
entangled lie becomes.
You no doubt have heard
the story of the “Ant and
the Grasshopper.’’ There
are lots oi grasshoppers
that have danced this sum
-iner that will knock at
the ant’s door this winter.
We heard the other day
that there is a hunch of
counterfeit fifty dollar
bills circulating, hut per¬
sonally we are not worry¬
ing any thing about this.
The fellow who worked
sixteen hours a day for
eTL? FIRESIDE
PHILOSOPHER ALFR0
By BIGCS
Those who say a lot don’t always know
a lot.
Before taking offense, be sure that ft
ivas intended.
A nation’s true wealth lies in the char¬
acter of its citizens.
One needs a lot o strength to overcome
his own weakness.
Crime, the result of mental disorder, is
rarely cured in prison.
Man is about the only animal that tic¬
kles its palate with seasoned food.
Judge Pittman’s attempt to ex¬
plain his action in rhe Bar'ow
county rape case, in his speech at
Quiirrun Tuesday, was evidently
a feeble effort that put a bud
taste in the mouths of those fami¬
liar with the records of the ca^e
which made a bad matter worse.
According to court trial records
now on tile at rui^piin the capital, a neg
ro ^ommited a white
woman, then cut. her with a knife,
and otherwise beat and mutilated
her body in her own home He was
tried by the courts, convicted ar.d
sentenced to death. 11 is case was
reviewed by the Pi ison Commissi
on on appeal for«ommutationand
the appeal denied by the body. It
was then reviewed by Governor
Russell and denied, i n 1 later by
Governor Talmadge, and again
denied. In the face of all this
regular legal procedure. Judge
Pittman comes back in thepictuie
and grants the negro a new trial
in his own court, and according to
reports, in a star chamber sess¬
ion without the knowle ige or pres
-ence of the Solicitor General, per¬
mitted the negro to enter a plea
of guiky, and s?r.tenced him to 20
years and sent him^p prison and
in a fow weeks he escaped and is
sUll ut large ’ At the ?tlr Camber
trial, , in the absence of the Solid-
trip t0r General, Judge Pittman in
ailing out the records signed on
i he dotted line as both Judge and
Solicitor. His explanation at Quit
man was to the effect that he
doubled the evidence at the first
trial and in his opinion tne negro
was of inferior mentality,
nobody connected with the trial
and reviews, stems to concur.
Now the escape and flee from jus
tice in so sno t a tune don't reg¬
ister the negro as a subject of in¬
ferior mentality This case puts
Judge Pittman on the defensive
spot as a candidate for Governor
ar.d must surely cause his friends
and supportess to feel that he
pulled a bone head play when he
attackt d t lie Governor on his par¬
don record.
—Thomasville Press.
years and made a 1 i t t 1 e
money lias now come to
the point where he can see
the government beginning
to lax that nionev awax
from him to give it to the
fellow who wouldn’t work
and save his money when
he had a chance.
DADE COUNT? TIMES: AUGUST 2, 1934
Uncle Un/>la Dan's n<in , c Corner ('nfnof
From Canada we have the
news that one mother has five
hahies. From China one with
eight-well the I . S. hasn’t gone
in for mass productio yet.
ft lakes a lot of eourage l o
give your enemy his just dues.
However when you do you are
the biggest winner.
If the road is not under eon-
tract by September 1st we lose
the money ami the road too.
We feel that the people of
Dade County is entitled to
this road regardless of whether
they can give the right-of-way
or not. There arc some that
have spent a lot of time and
money trying to get it started
now lets all give a big push
and get it over the hill.
I haven’t heard from anyone
as to the differi nee in the tax
saving Maybe the taxes don’t
bother the rest as they do me
First meeting for three years
this conversation took place.
Maude: “Hello honey, I
haven’t seen you for ages. I
hardly knew you, you have
aged so.”
Mayme:“Is that so, I would-
nl have known you if it hadn’l
been for the dress.”
We looked for the malitia to
he called out again soon, the
Sec. of Agriculture will have
to he removed lor disobedience.
Just looks like some people
wont do as they are told.
This is a queer old. world
Remain silent and you are ae-
onsed of being ignorant. Talk
and you remove all doubt of
it.
Diner: “Heie waiter I’ve found
a hook and eye in this salad. How
do you explain that?”
Waiter: “Its part ofthedress
irg, sah.”
Barbei: “Shall I go over it
again?”
Vieiim:“No; I-neard it all the
first time.”
Now lets get busy and say
something about the road.
Something to Sell?
How do the people
know unless
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Club Boys
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Fifteen 4 H club bovs fiom
Dade County are attending the
state camp and 4-H club short
corses at i he College of Agricul¬
ture in Athens, this week.
Those attending the camp are:
Dudley Cureton, James and
Charles Mairison, James Price,
Mourice and John Tatum, James
Milton Case of Tientcn club. Ed¬
win Wells, Milton Lyle, Jesse
Williams, Douglas Carroll, George
Carroll, and Charles Smith of
Morganville, and Wildwood clubs.
Others who made the trip were:
Forest Morrison, and Mr. C. M.
Smith who drove the truck and
took the group to Athens. All
the boys are having a wonderful
time and receiving some valuable
ins; ructions.
Church of God
Begins Meeting
War declared: One million
volunteers wanted to bring their
Bibles and attend the meeting
now going on in the Chas. Steve¬
ns Store Building
The meeting started August 1,
7:30 P. M., under the auspices of
the Church of God, w : th World
heeJkiuarters at Jerusalem Pales
tineT X A ™ There will be good singing,
everybody can help.
Y ou are welcome-no matter
what church you belong to, or if
you Oq not belong to any church.
Christ died for the sinner.
Come and hear the word of God.
Come one, come all.
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