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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
vTOL. XXV, No 8.
FIRST AUTO TAGS TO
BE DELIVERED ON
JANUARY I, 1924
Motor vehicle t.-igs for 1924 will
not be delivered before January 1,
1924, according to announcement
Saturday from the office of the sec¬
retary of State. Owners of cars
registered in 1923 may file appli¬
cations for 1924 registeration on
and after December 2o, 1923, for
January delivery. Those who de¬
sire tugs for immediate delivery
during December should send only
half of full-year license fee for a
1923 license number it was added.
After December 1, every licensed
auto dealer in Georgia and sheriffs
throughout the state will have a
supply of 1924 auto application
blanks for distribution.
PARKS NEWS
After an absence of several
weeks we will come again.
Rev. John Merritt preached a
very interesting sermon at Yonah
Sunday.
Mr. Juan Thurmond, who has
been in the Army for the past
three years, has returned home.
, Rev. R. W. Allison filled his ap¬
pointment Sunday. We feel that
Bro. Allison will do much goon in
new field of labor, for the Lord.
Mr. Lee Dowdy of W. Va., is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Oscar Dowdy at present.
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Kimsey News
Mis. W. G. Campbell who lias
been teaching at Pisgah returned
home Friday. Mrs. Campbell has
given excellent satisfaction as a
teacher, therefore the patrons have
solicited her to teach for them next
year.
Mr. James Glover is putting the
finishing touches on the public road
from Loudsvilje to the Burt store.
Rev. R- W. Allison, the new
pastor jit Mt. plesant, will preach
his first sermon there Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Nix, of Douglasville,
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Nix'.
Graijdmiv Pltjd'ue spent last week
in Gainesville visiting her children.
Mrs. Ray-\V,esfl»rook, ‘of'-Fair
burn, after spending ii few week's
with bet mother, Mrs, W. G.
Campbell, returned home last Sat¬
urday* 1
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I aru request'd to announce that
there will be a*bqx umppjer on Sat;
urday 'night Dec., 22, proceeds of
which will go to ceiling the church.
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SCHOOL NEWS
We* J; V ’ to for-y that ‘several
!re sorry
pupils have slo'ped oh account of
measlekv' We Hope they will soon
return / ;
Miss Jessiffi Duvidspn, who is
goingi 10 Bfeness College, in
Athen', visited the school Tuesday,
Miss Jessie is a former graduate of
Cleveland High School.
Master Fred Richards a pupil of
the tenth grade has left to enter
schooitin Atlanta.
NOTICE
We have a nice assortment of
to|p, dolls, Xmas goods, fruits,
nuts and ect.
Cleveland Drug Co.
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial an! Industrial Interests of White County
Carpenter Gets Big Still
In Habersham
Prohibition Agent Ed Carpenter
got the largest illicit distillery
afternoon 9 miles east of
Cleveland in Habersham county in
all his raidings, so he tells us.
The outfit consisted of one 9O
gallon still complete, 31 bozes,
6,000 gailos of beer, 5O0 gallons of
apple pomace, 8 bu. meal, 1 sack
malt, 2,ooo feet lumber, rools roof¬
ing, and several other articles.
The distillery was in a gulch,
near where Weldon Martin lives,
with logs across, making a space
20x30 ft. and floored with 3 x 6 ’s,
couered with roofing, dirt, and
brush and each end planked up,
Mr. Carpenter estimated the out¬
fit to be worth $1,000,
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Yuletide will soon be here and
the boys will bring in the yule log.
To the grown-ups who are travel¬
ing on the lightening express down
the steeps of time, the time seems
to come too soon, but to the little
children the time seems to be long
in getting here.
We have not heard of many
weddings here lately but we hope
to be able to report one before
many moons shall wax and wane.
A news item relates that an up
to-date dude was fined $too for
stealing an old blind man’s mule,
and a poor one “gallus” fellow
was fined $500 for stealing a quart
of gasoline from the Standarn Oil
Company.
This seems to be another case of,
“straining at a gnat and swallow¬
ing a camel.
The acid plant is about ready to
go too grinding wood.
Cotton has always been king
up till now, but it seems to have
changed. The price of cotton is
very good but all other farm prod¬
ucts are cheap. There se^ms to be
something wrong somewhere.
LOUDSMLLE LINES
Mr. John Ledford cut his foot
some time back.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Allen spent
Sunday here visiting relatives.
Mr. Frank Turner was up this
Monday,
Mr. Tom Ledlord is moving'to
the Longstreet property.
Mr. W. L. Pardue is at home
after working for Morse Bros., for
about a year.
.Mr. Charlie Allen is spendin ,
at home^after being away a while.
Mossy Creek News.
Rev. Wm, Greenway preached
a very interesting.sermon to a large
at Mossy Creek '-last
Sunday!'
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Mr- and Mrs. Flecher Ctoley
visited Mr. Wm. Cooley tit Cleve
land.Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Willie Campbell returned
home from Atlanta last Sunday.
There will be a box suppfir at
Mossy Creek next Saturday night,
Dec., 15 for the purpose of raising
money for ttie Christmas tree.
Ever body invited.
Mr. Sirn Brown is nil smiles this
week, it’s a fine boy.
Cultivate the habit of walking with
the beaQ up and.the shoulders thrown
hack. It is cheaper and better than
bottled tonics, says the State Board
at Health, Atlanta, Ga.
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, DEC. 14, 1*28.
Masons fill Elect Officers
Saturday Might Dec., 22
For 1924
At the next regular communi¬
cation of Yonah Lodge, No. 383
F. & A, M., Saturday night Die.
a 3’ *9*3* officers will be elected
for the ensuing year.
On St, John’s Day officers wtll
be pubicaily installed.
Jas. P. Davidson, W. M.
F. G. Mauney, Sec’y.
Shoal Creek School News
On Friday night Dec., 2l, the
school here will give an entertain¬
ment of the following short plays
and negro sermon:
“Out West; Bakey Muffins;
Explaining the ’Ginnin’ Ob Time,
by Price McGhee; Grandman
Show ; Trials of a Canvasser; How
she cured him; Welcome.
The clock has struck twelve soon
Christmas will be here and bow
happy the boys and girls will be to
see old Santa again. Then another
New Year. Listen all you boys
and girls in Shoal Creek did you
ever that tit i goes on regardless
of where y«. a are? Now, how
many of you have finished your
education? Stop! Look! Listen!
There comes the train. Get on
board, free trip, much better than
going around tiie world. All your
ticket costs is time; yes, time well
spent. We have a good school
and we hope to see every boy and
girl in Shoal Creek in school.
CLEVELAND METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS
Don’t forget Sunday, December
33, Golden Cross Day be ready
wstti your dollar wear a button and
go on record as helping our Hos¬
pitals make some person glad this
Christmas. h
Cleveland will entertain the, ist
Quarterly Conference for this
charge which will be held on Sat¬
urday Jan., 2# 1924. Preaching
at it followed by Con. Let’s
make a great day of it.
The seats look mighty good but
the back of the church looks
mighty bad. I hope we can get
the church really finished before
Q. Conference.
Cleveland Epworth League will
have to look to its laurels. If you
want to know the reason read the
Circuit Notes for this week.
We have onl/ been back from
Conference about two week and
we have not done any planning yet
but we do,,want, the genuine pray¬
ers of the people that this may be
our best year.
The Pastor wants to meet as
many of the young people as would
like tor come out on Friday night
next andpractice’ some' songs for
our Christmas entertainment.
Don’t crowd also don’t stay away
for fear of crowding.
Remember Sunday night beeore
Christmas come to the church and
bring an orange or an apple for ad¬
mission fee and a little sugar, flour
or coffee or something to give some
one else good cheer at Christmas.
The season fs fast approaching when
typhoid fever makes its appearance.
Typhoid comer from a specific germ
being thrown off from the body of
one who hat ad typhoid and who Is
known is a irrler.”
You can p ect yourself and loved
ones by u»tn; the free typhoid vaccine
furnished by the State Board oI
Health. It protects you for at least
three years, and no one should neglect
Its use. Summer and fall are th<
danger periods, so now Is the thus ta
uae the
Tk P, Underwood Elected
Major Without Oppesttten.
The town election Wednesday
resulted with the election of Tho*.
F. Underwood, Mayor; and for
Councilman; W, L. Norton, C.
B. Edwards, Robt, Kenimer and
F. G. Mauney.
CIRCUIT NOTES
The Lord wilting wo will yrepch
at Nacoochcje next Sunday at 1*
and 7 130.
At Mossy Creek last Sunday
night the Pastor h^d a rare privi¬
lege that of recieving into the E.
League 17 new member*. That is
going some, and I hope it will be
an incentive to the other Leagues
to go soffie also. There is a greut
ffature fob League in this country if
We just stick to it.
Rev. T. J. Hattie, director of the
Golden Cross for Mossy Creek
church reports 84 members for that
church, That’s fine it’s second
best but they are «R behind Chatta¬
hoochee who is leading the field in
the Golden Cross work thaoke to
the director Mrs. M. J. Williams.
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The first Q, Conference for this
charge will held at Cleveland Sat¬
urday Jan., 36 at 11. Stewards
Superintendents and Officials make
a note of it and be present. Let’s
start of the new year with the best
Q.. Conference ever held in White
County.
Mrs Floy H. Stump, of H^eo
•nd- Bounta- Warwick, of
Cleveland have both removed their
letters and Have withdrawn to
other churches. We bssrsl
cieved the letter of Mr#, Ruby
Kesler from White Plains, Ga.
R. T. Kenimer Haw
Birthday Dinner.
In response to an invitation from
Mrs. J. H. Telford, Mrs. P. L.
Hugging and son.Tryon, ofAthens
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenimer,
Nr. and Mrs. W. L. Norton, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Davidson, met
Tuesday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. T. Kenimer and J. H.
Telford, in honor of Mr. R. T.
Kenimer’s eighty-first birthday.
This day found Mr. Kenimer en¬
joying his usual health and good
spirits. He bids fair to enjoy
many more years of usefulness, as
he counsels the youth in the path
of duty and chairty, and cheefs the
aged with words of comfort ar.d
His life is a journey
of many years of service, dotted
with deeds of kindness and radiant
with charity and love toward man¬
kind.
When dinner was announced the
guests repaired to the dining toom
where awaited them a most sump¬
tuous repast, turkey being the fore¬
most dish while mauy others were
relished.
The Courier joins iu wishing
Kenimer many returns of this
pleasant day spent with members
his family and friends.
FOIi SALE
One five year old Percheron
mare, I will sell at a bargain.
W. H. Bell, Cleveland, Ga.
If you are contemplating attend¬
ing a business college see us, as we
have an attractive offer on scholar¬
ship. Keep this in mind.
The Cleveland Courier.
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(PRICE 11.50 A VEA b IN ADVANCE
Whilst journeying through life,
nearing the four score mile post,
mixing and passing along and as¬
sociating with my fellow-comrads
in life, all journeying to the grave,
all struggling in the various pur¬
suits of life, we behold life mixed
with sunshine and shadow, pleasure
and sorrow, yet such is life. As
We make our bed so must we lie on
if for, “whatsoever we sow we
ehali reap.
As I was journeying along it so
to my lot to have a pleasant in¬
on the 25th of November
*933, to a birthday dinn tr M a
home in White County,
in Mossy Creek district,
which I accepted with pleasure iu
with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
We drove to the hospi¬
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
On urrivipg we were
conducted to the house
kindly welcomed in, met the
old father and mother
showed the maiks and scats
life’s battles, having passed the
score und ten mile post on
journey, their heads being
with gray hairs of honor.
were introduced to the children
grandchildren. Soon there
set out in the yard in a beauti¬
grove a table which was soon
with rich and delicious
such as those skilled ar.d
people are capable of pre¬
to suit and satisfy this tastes
appetites of,the human fjfmily.
After a rest all declared ready and
table was soon surrounded, and
may imagine what was soon
iu progress, being some twenty
five or thirty persons present.
Some uiiic were wcie from , ron , Atlanta, ,„ mnia Mr.
Beb-.Dor
•ey and family, of Lula, and others.
After ail had partaken of the copi¬
at dinner the evening was spent
in pleasant conversation and associ¬
ation in which all were delighted
and fully enjoyed. As the sun be¬
gan to sink behind the western
hills the company begun to dis¬
perse, each to their place of ubode
leaving the impression of joy and
appreciation of the blessings and
opportunities of the day in each in¬
dividual.
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Give One For Christmas
The Tudor Sedan fa a gift radiator, broad cowi, sun
•very every member member of the faun- viopr, and huge window*
dally fly wiB share. It adds will to mate It stylish in appear
happiness. It anc*. Yet k it aoid at the
extend the Joyous spirit of lowest price ever asked lor
Christmas to every day oi
the year.
This new Ford type is of The rich, permanent luster
an exceptionally pleasing of itefinlsh, the quiet good
ing design. forward, Wide folding doors open¬ right taste the ornamental of its upholstery, and
treatment
front seat, and a aoomy of Its full-nickeled hard¬
interior make it a conven¬ ware, all help to make ft a
ient ear to use; its high car you am proud to drive.
Hi Csr ow b through tbs ford Vnki j P*rck*+t Pirns.
BARRETT MOTOR CO.
May the rich blessings of (he
God of Heaven rest and abide in
that home and eaph of its inmates
and relatives all down the line of
life in the future, and long live the
sweet memories of the day in the
hearts of all who were fortunate to
share its pleasures,
s. s. c.
TESNATEE VALLEY NEWS
Mr. J. E. Wheeler has moved to
his new home on Shoal Creek.
Mr. J, B. Reece gave the young
folks a corn shucking and candy
drawing last Friday afternoon
which was enjoyed by ail present,
Mr. J. G. Thomas killed V
fin# .
a
hog one day last week.
Blue Creek Neww
Measles is the order of the day
here now.
Mr. R. D., McCollum has bad a,
very bad case of LttGrippe, but is
some better.
We are sorry to hear of tire
Habersham court house being
burned. 0 '
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Mr. Will Whitworth and family
or on a visit to Toccoa for the pur¬
pose of glyfu * his mother a birth¬
day dinner. She is 73 ye^s of age.
There was a )xfge crowd xt Blue
Creek low ground S.nuaday. Cal.
Marvn Allison was interested in
some cases here, He seems to bt
on the job for his practice.
The school at Oakes Chapel h
disturbed some on account efinetw
Ies but is Still going on we are glad
to say.
HfMIPER—HAMILTON
Mr. and Mrs. Ti l). Hooper, <>|
Cleveland, Ga., announce the et>
gagement of their daughter, Mae
to the Rev. Charles Clifford Hami
ton, of Chickuftmugtt, Ga., tl*
marrage to be solemnized Decent
ber 25.—The Constitution.
