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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
v r OL. XXVII, No. 25.)
American Legion News,
This post is holding her own
with the other posts in Georgia ac¬
cording to the report from Adjt.
McMullen.
Past State Commander Edgar B.
Dunlap said recently that White
County Post was one of the best
in the state.
The next meeting of \\ Lite
County Post No. 12 will be at
Cleveland. A big attendance is re¬
quested.
Your commander has been sig¬
nally honored by the President of
the Georgia Press Association by
being asked to make an address at
a luncheon in the Savannah Motel,
April 25th, where the press of this
state will be the honored guests of
the American Legion.
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Rev. II. II. Humphries conduct¬
ed a Bible class at Yonah last week.
School was out at Yonah last
Friday at Yonah. Ohe teacher
and children spent the day sight
seeing and picnicing on Yonah
Mountain.
So they have had “An Old
Maid’s Convention.” It would be
fine to have “An Old Bachelor’s
Convention,” when the Spring
showers are over. The first Satur¬
day in August would be a good
time. By that time the weather
will be warm enough so they can
all get out.
The peach crop will be scarcer
than common here. The cold wave
of tiie last ten day* damaged sever¬
al of them but it is hoped there
w ill be plenty; tj£ apples.
George lleye who made excava¬
tions in Nacoochee some ten years
ago was in Atlanta a few days ago.
And while there declared that
Georgia was in need of an Indian
Museum as a place to keep relics
and Indian folk lore. And he
stated that these mountains and
valleys were interesting in relics
and history.
Eat, drink and be merry for to¬
morrow some sucker may have
your place. The most of us think
the other fellow’s work is easifcr
than .ours, but there is no easy
places. The king with his dys¬
pepsia envies the tramp with his
ainozing appetite. The millionaire
would like to be the happy miller.
The most of us are going to do
something great in the future but
they are content to follow the same
routine year after year.
Some of our high school students
are making a success studying the
inale boll weevil, but the female
weevil has them stumped.
Some have plowed deep and on
a level and have hit a rock and
now what are they going to do to
help solve this? They will no
doubt get plenty theory but what
they want is some psactice.
Some who have never fanned
only in books can give pou plenty
of theory but cannot give you prac¬
tice mixed with common sense.
They could write a book on farm¬
ing that would read like a
YVe bear much about a big time
hut back in ye old days they had
what was called a jubilee every
fiftieth year ann everybody rested.
This expresses our idea of a good
time. Why not have a jubilee now ?
DENTAL NOTICE
Will be in my Cleveland office
doing dsntal work from Monday,
April 13th to Saturday, April iStlt.
Will appreciate your patronage.
Dr. T. J. McDonald.
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
Epwortb league flews
There was no services Sunday
night due to bad weather.
There will be a special Easter
program given by all the classes of
the Sunday School, including the
Brotherhood Class. Each class
will have apart in the program
and will be interesting and worth
while coming to hear.
We hope to have Col. B. 1 ’.
Gilliard to the League Sunday
night.
We sincerely wish more people
would take interest in the League
and prayer services. Especially
do we wish that the older folks
would take more interest in the
prayer services. If we would really
think more how helpful these ser¬
vices are to us we would take more
interest, but we don’t use our heads.
It is reasonable to believe that an
all-wise Creator gave us heads and
brains inside of them in the hopeful
expectation that we would do our
best to use them to good advantage.
A few examples of how people
fail to use their heads will show
quite clearly why some people get
ahead in the world and others do
not, why some people have a lot of
trouble and are continually in “hot
water,” why others are always la¬
menting their “tough luck,”
Blue ttre the April skies;
Golden the April sun ;
Soft is the wind that sighs ;
Silver the streams that mu.
Warm is the April .sun
llappv lhe birds that sing;
Days that too swiftly run ;
April is on the wing.
O ri-en Christ! O Easter Flower!
How dear thy grace has grown!
From East to West, with losing
[tower.
Make all the world thine own.
Lisrt of Grand Jurors for
April term 1925.
YV. C Miller
Rhode Hicks
R. A. Williams. Sr.
M. D. Matherson
G. M. Vandiver
II. F. Miles
R. L. Allison
E. R. Palmer
W. II. Dorsey
I). B. Black
II. L. Dorsey
P. L. Hood
C. W. Oakes
F. M. Glover
A. L, Chapman
II. H. Davidson
J. C. Miller
Robert Allison
Jas. P. Davidson
C. II. Krise
(). E. Kimsey
A. F. Keninter
W. II. Bell
J. \\ r . Autry
A. J. Jarrard ,
J. C. Rogers
R. A. Williams, [r.
E. L. Kanaday
J. K. Ken inter
L. G. Ash
Methodist Women’s
Missionary News
Society with circles numbers one
and two met last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Alice Taylor.
After a short informal business
session the members indulged in
pleasant conversation.
Mrs. Taylor was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Wilson, Miss
Josephine Kenyon and Miss Mary
Taylor.
The regular monthly meeting of
the -Mission and Society will meet
at the church next Wednesday
afternoon at 3 ‘.30 o’clock.
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, APRIL 10, 1925.
CIRCUIT NOTES
Rain and t on si 1 i t is is a pretty
bad combination. We could not
have preached owing to the con¬
dition of out throat but we might
have answered present if it had not
rained, but mighty as man lias be¬
come, nature is still inighter, and
the forces of nature ttre still the
deciding factor in the battle of life.
We are mighty glad to hear that
the Men’s Classes are still survjv
mg. Bretiiren sticli to it, don’t
quit. There are too many who
have said, that you are only a lias!)
iti the pan, all they have to do is
to stand by and watch the move¬
ment hie. And the strangest thing
about it is that good Christian
people will be tickled to death if
you fail.
We understand from infoimation
received that a non-sectarian Men’s
Class has been started in Nacoochee
Valley, which meets every Satur¬
day night. From our heart we
say : God’s speed, and we are still
hopeful ol organizing a Brother¬
hood also.
While we are on the subject
these figures might be of interest.
In Atlanta last Sunday the follow¬
ing number of men attended Sun¬
day School class: St. Mark, *35;
1st Baptist, 160; St. Paul, 160;
Trinity, 142; Druid Hills, 130;
Central Baptist, 120; Tabernacle,
112; Trinity Brotherhood, 105;
Total, 1154.
'The Paster will preach at Mossy
Creek 11 a. m.'; Communion Zion
3 p. in. ; Communion and Mossy
Creek <S p. in.
The 2nd Quarter))- Cuujeietice
for this Charge will he held on
Saturday, June 6th at Ml. Pleasant
and the District Conlerence at Na
conchee. July 21-22.
CLEVELAND DARTIST
CHURCH NEWS.
The following Easter program
shall be rendered at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning, April 12,
at 11 :15.
Opening Song : All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name, by congre¬
gation.
Scripture Reading: John 20:1,
Claude Turner.
Praper.
Welcome: Small Girls.
Shining at 1 aster : Ellie Turner.
Easter Language of Floweis:
Junior Girls.
Risen : Small Girls.
Song: Happy Song-Land: Inter¬
mediates.
Mamma’s New Bonnet : Viola
Brady.
Thankfulness : Vella Cantrell.
Was It You : Jack Russali and
Jennings Jarrard.
In the Light of Easter: inter¬
mediates Boys and Girls.
Talk on Easter : Col. TJios. F.
Underwood.
Benediction.
Everyone is cordially invited.
CLEVELAND STEPPING OUT
Our progressive sister city ot
Cleveland is to be congratulated on
the arrangement by her city council
to immediately surface the public
square with gravel. A lew feet
next to the sidewalk will be reserv¬
ed for grass, ilpwers and shrubbery,
a stone curb put in and the rest of
the public square fixed up mud
proof, This is a big step forward
and the traveling public as well as
the Cleveland folk, will be happy
over its completion.—Gainesville
News.
Fay Your Subscription Now
Miss lone Kenimer and Mr.Har¬
vey Newman were married in At¬
lanta March 29.
Miss Kenimer is tlie youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kenimer and is a very pleasing,
beautiful and accomplished young
lady.
Mr. Newman is the son of Mr.
Newman, of theNewman-Frierson
McEver Co., Gainesville, and is
such a fine, splendid and gentle¬
manly young man.
Their wedding was not made
public to their many friends in
Cleveland until last Saturday night
There future plans have not been
made public, but it is supposed
tliey will make 1 heir home in
Gainesville.
llarvey has a splendid position
with the state highway department
There many friends extend to
them a most happy journey through
life.
SCHOOL NEWS
We are glad to have Mr. Clar¬
ence Sutton back with us. Mr.
Sutton has been teaching school at
Shoal Creek for a few months.
The play “Old Maid’s Conven¬
tion,” given by Miss Eden was a
great success, 'The amount raised
was $33.00.
The school was pleasantly sur¬
prised to hear of the marriage of
Miss lone Kenimer, a former pupil,
and Mr. Ilarvy Newman.
Misses Bertha Wiggins and
Eloise Stephens were the guests of
Miss Mary Bulgin at supper Mon¬
day evening.
Prof. : “A diamond will cut flic
hardest substances.”
'Thomas A. Davidson: “Yell, it
will even make an impression on a
woman.”
Joe Telford : “Teacher, I’m be¬
ginning to believe more and more
in the theory of evolution.”
Miss Kenyon : “In what way?”
Joe: “Well, Dad ca'led me a
monkey and I told him he should¬
n’t forget he’s my father.”
Miss Stephens: “YVhat are the
different ages of history?”
Clarence Cooley: “The stone
age, the bronze age and the iron
age.”
Miss Stephens : “And what age
are we living in now?”
Claud Lothridge : “The hard
boiled age.”
INCREASING RUSINESS
ONG. A N. W. ROAD
/The Chestatee mines are putting
in additional machinery and en¬
larging their force preparatory to
increasing the output of crushed
stone, They have been shipping
six cars a day for a long time, and
propose to increase to twenty cars
a day.
The Gainesville A Northwestern,
to take care ol this shipping from
the mines and in anticipation of
t he increased business incident
upon the location of the Appleton
mills on its line, has put in an
order for two fine new engines of
the 8o-ton Consolidated type.
Many other things will be added
to tlie equipment of the North¬
western at an early date.—Gaines¬
ville News.
Mr. W. C.Henderson lias moved
into the Henderson Hotel and will
operate it. Mr. Henderson says
that the public can expect to get
get plenty of well cooked food and
clean beds. It is essential that
everybody do everything in their
power to Stop travelers at this hotel
Mr. Medlock blocdaded the high¬
way Sunday, because the state re¬
fused to accept his work. It is now
open.
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Children eggs; young think people of it as think lots of of it colored as new I
clothes; dawn of new older hopes people and think ideas. of it as the I
Yes, Sunday is Easter. What are you w i
planning? Well, a ride out to the Roy I <•
Head Memorial Bridge and some of
Charlie’s candies and refreshing ice
cold drinks can’t be equalled.
Keep Charlie in mind. '.V.
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Did you ever hear of a “sinking fund?" It goes by
\ arious namen, hut dial ih a good oim*. It moans a part
of Uie profits set aside for a certain purpose.
W hen times are good or just normal, set aside every
month a part of your profits, letting it accumulate iii i
your bank. It will draw interest, and some day. when
business is very bad that sinking fund will come in handv.
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TY COBB BANKS HIS MONEY
“For age and want save while you may
No morning sun lasts all day."
Ty Cobb is not only a great ball player but he is
a good banker. He is taking no chance with dame
fortune. Although he draws a princely salary as a
baseball player he does not know at what hour an
accident might curtail his speed and take away his
drawing power as the world's greatest ball player.
I y banks his money, showing that he is not only a
great ball player but a good business man.
YOU BANK YOURS
You don t know when misfortune is coming to
you. you. It it is is coming coming at at sometime some time and '•“ J ----- you should -• -
take advantage of the opportunity of laying up fo
yourself a part of your weekly earnings. If playing
safe in the business is good for the World's greatest
Baseball player it is good for you.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS RANK
CLEVELAND, GA.
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