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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
VOL.. XX. No 45 .
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Courier—the paper which should
visit every home in White county
each week.
Loudsville Lines.
We wish to return our thanks to
the good people of Dukes Creek
school for the kindness they have
shown us during otir five month
school that we hava completed at
that place. We are glad to suy
that we had fine success.
Your correspondent spent Fri¬
day and Saturday in Cleveland.
Virgil Glover visited Gainesville
one day last week.
Mr. J. T. R. McDonald’s sister
from South Georgia spent some
time here visiting her brother.
Mr. D. R. Lawson, who got one
of his legs hurt at Vandiver saw
mill last week, is getting along
fine.
Mr. Lester Smith, who was born
and raised near Loudsville came
back last week for the first time in
seventeen years. To say that Mrs.
Smith was proud to see her son
is indeed no way to express it, for
she sne thought mougiu that uuu hetson u was dead,
laard from in all
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We are glad to learn that they
had a good meeting over at Tesna
tee last week.
If the editor dinn’t write a good
editorial last week we are very
badly mistaken about the road
question. We want to say we are
glad we have got an editor that
will stand up for the peoples l ights
When the Georgia legislature
voted to knock the woman out of
voting they made a mistake. We
hope to see see the day when they
will be given the right to vote.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McAfee
spent Sunday afternoon here with
relatives.
ZION NEWS.
Rev, Cherry preached a splendid
sermon at Zion Sunday.
Mr. Horner Black and Mr. Floyd
Dorsey seemed to be enjoying a
buggy ride Sunday.
Ask Mr. Toy Dorsey how he en¬
joys riding horseback.
Misses Dicie and Grace Palmer
and Miss BulahGarmon spent Sun¬
day with MissesBlanche and Annie
Belle Waldroop.
Mr. Buford Skelton and Miss
Bertie Warwick enjoyed a car ride
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.Dewey Autry was seen hitch¬
ing his mule at Mr. Alexander’s
Saturday, but think he hitched to
his old apple tree Sunday after¬
noon.
Mr. Clarence Palmer attended
Sunday School at Zion Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Head vis¬
ited Mr. and Mrs. John Craven
Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Warwick and two
daughters have been visiting rela¬
tives and friends on White Creek
for the past week.
WANTED
Tub butter—35 cents per pound.
Commerce Produce Co.,
Commerce, Ga.
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
UP THE ROAD DOTS
We are having some rainy
weather at this writing.
Air. L. N. Tatum and wife spent
Sunday with Mr. J,. II. Freeman
and family.
Air. M. L.Allen and wife attend¬
ed preaching at Zion Sunday.
Air. Rcte White and family spent
last week with relatives of White
Creek.
.Mr. Robt. llix and family spent
Thursday and Friday with relatives
of Habersham,
ATr. George Freeman of Alt.Airy
spent Saturday night with Mr. J.
II. ghelnut and family.
.Mr. Albert Burk spent one night
last week with Air. Arnold Alc
Collutn.
Air. Yerner Dixon attended
preaching at Blue Creek Sunday.
Mr. Oscar Shelnut and wife
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with their parents of White Creek.
Rev. Stanton Nicholson deliver¬
ed an excellent sermon at Oakes
Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Airs. Lula Smith has been visit¬
ing her mother, Mrs. |. T. Davis.
Please do not torget the Sunday
School at Blue Creek ; your pres¬
ence is so much needed at Sunday
School and preaching. If you miss
your share of this work you cheat
no one but yourself. Please do not
let an enemy keep you from bring¬
ing your children to SundaySchool,
You hate your enemies, and yet
rather than come in contact with
them, or rather than ask them for
forgivenness, or to forgive, you go
on, staying at home and deprive
yourself and family of the most im¬
portant thing in all the world.
Then lest we forget let us rememb¬
er that today is the day to get right
with God and man and we should
refrain from waiting, just because
a little anger for tomorrow may
never come.
Blue Ridge Dots.
Rev. Marvin C. Allen assisted
bv Rev. Cherry run a series
of meeting at Oakes Chapel last
week.
Riley Helton killed a wild cat
last week, which caught a chicken
near tfie house just before sundown
Riley held the cat up and its nose
drug the ground.
Among the many soldiers land¬
ing home from overseas we would
like to know the whereabouts of
two darkeys that were amongst the
first from White County to be call¬
ed to the colors.
Air. WillJAshe was taken quite
ill last Sunday and being advised
by Dr. Bulgin was took to Gaines¬
ville for an operation. We wish
him a speedy recover.
A series of services are being
conducted at Antioch church this
week by Revs. Steve Alilier and J.
G. Young.
Airs. C. II. Allen is spending a
few days with her son, J. C., at
present.
Airs. F. Ifr. Glover, who bhs
been spending a few days with her
mother, Airs. W. M. Satterfield
along withe her cousin. Airs.
Jarrard, give us a call Saturday
afternoon.
Air. J. C. Allen purchased a
Holstein hiefer from his brother-in
law of Cleveland, a fesv days ago.
NOTICE
One 1918 model Ford in first
class condition. Anyone interest
see me at once.
J. L. NIX.
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CLEVELAND. GEORGIA, AUG. 8, I9i9.
SMITH-SKELTON.
The marriage of Miss Halite
Smith, of Cave Spring, to Mr.
Frank Skelton, of Decatur, Ga.,
which took place at the home of the
bride on July 27th, is of peculiar
interest to the Cave Spring and
Atlanta rriends of the young people
in that the contracting patties are
deaf mutes.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Hardy and interpreted into
the sign language by Prof. W. O.
Connor who was Principal of the
School for the Deaf during the en¬
tire time the two young people
were students at this institution.
After their % wedding-supper Mr.
and Mrs. Skelton left for Decatur
where they will make their home
with his brother, T. O. Skelton.
FOUND —Last week during
teachers! examination, a ladies’
handkerchief with one bill tied in¬
side. The owner can get same by
describing same, paying for this
advertisement and applying to
Marvin Hamilton, Leo, Ga.
Big Real Estate Deal,
The biggest real estate deal that
has been pulled of in this section
of the country for years was pulled
oil by the Cleveland Realty Com¬
pany of Cleveland last Monday.
The deal covered several hundred
acres of land and involved several
thousand dollars. The property
sold was the property in White
county kirown as the Asbury prop¬
erty.
Cooley’s Mills were also recent¬
ly sold through the agencv of this
real estate concern.
NOTICE
All due me on account will
please settle with me at once.
Respectfully,
jp. E. REECE.
Farm For Sale,
I will sell all of my farm, located
it) Shoal Creek District, contain¬
ing 120 acres, more or less, to any
one for Cash, or will give terms.
There is a good 5-roomed house,
corn crib and stables, good well of
water. For price and terms ad¬
dress Mrs. A. O, LaPrade, Wins¬
low, Atizona, P. O. Box No. 773.
Stop! Look!! Listeu!!!
Send me your kodak films to
develop. Work guaranteed,Prices
right. Developing 5 and to cents,
prints 3 to 5 cents each.
FttKD L. Hicks,
Robertstown, Ga.
250-Acre Farm For Sale.
This farm contains 250 acres,
situated in Shoal Creek district,
and adjoining the R. R. Asbury
place and the W. II. Smith farm.
From seventy-five to one hundred
acres in cultivation. Large apple
orchard. Has three dwelling
houses and necessary outbuild¬
ings. About twenty-five acres of
bottom land, the balance in upland
and woodland, there being some
very fine timber on this property.
The Chestatee & Pyrites railroad
runs through this property. Con¬
venient to church, school, and
store, and in a good community.
This farm is watered with several
streams and good springs.
For further information apply
to
W. H, Smith.
Cleveland Ga., R. a.
or J, B, R. Barrett Cleveland,
$1.00 A YEAR
PI ace V our Order Now
If you are contemplating purchasing a Fordson Tractor, you should place your order
at once as orders arc being placed every day, and in order to get a Tractor in time to do your
Fail plowing you should place your order immediately.
Flic Fordson Tractor is no longer in the experimental stage. It has proven its efficiency
in all kinds of work and under all circumstances on farm and road.
It costs you nothing while it is not tit work and works cheap when you use it.
It can and does do almost impossible things.
It will he the most profitable investment you can make for the future and the sooner
you avail yourself of its services the sooner your will begin to reap the benefit.
The Fordson is powerful, eflieienf, durable, economical and easy to operate. It is not a
liability but a big asset.
We are always ready to demonstrate the Fordson to prospective buyers. We are pre¬
pared to show you its many advantages at any time.
( all at our place and let us tell you about it and show you what it will do.
The reason we urge you to order now is that w’e want to put you on the road to greater
prosperity at the earliest possible moment.
\mk Come in today. #
W- The new price of the Fordson is $750.00 F. 0, B„ Dearborn, ivfich.
LOUIS E. WISDOM
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