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it you attend the Epworth Eca
gue Sunday uigl't at the Cleveland
Methodist Church you will hear a
vary interesting discussion by Mr.
H. D. Wiley on Companionate
Marriage.
You have noticed considerable
mention in the newspapers recent¬
ly on Companionate Marriage. Mr.
Wiley will tell you in a vivid and
forceful manner why companion¬
ate marriage should never be per¬
mitted, and the seriousness of the
young mind entertaining and har¬
boring this method of matrimonial
connection.
This method of matrimonial con¬
nection should have never been
permitted to receive such large
space in our metropolitan news¬
papers. Since it has been given
such wide publicity it must be con¬
demned in certain and forceful
terms by all people who bold mar¬
riage ceremonies and vows sacred.
That is why Mr. Wiley is to " dis¬
cuss this subject next Sunday night
at the Epworth League. He. has
gone to considerable trouble to se
ettrq data on his subject and he will
have something good for his audi¬
ence.
judge Ben Lindsey’s and Mrs.
Jielrand Russell’s theory of mar¬
riage. should be tossed into the
waste basket.
|ini Xevin, editor of The Atlan¬
ta Georgian, stated that in all
probability a certain judgeofSouth
west.Georgia will oppose Governor
Hardman.
No, we dou’t tliiuk so. Mr, Nev
in. The man from South Georgia
that will oppose Governor Hard¬
man will be Senator E. D. Rivers,
and lie will be the next Governor
of Georgia. Please keep that in
mind when you are "Caught In
The Current.”
A meet tug of fruit growers will
be held iu Cornelia, Wednesday,
April 19, at lo A. M. Every¬
body interested are cordially in
vited.
TU# Appalachian Scenic high¬
way is the longest aud the best pav¬
ed international highway in Amer¬
ica, according to road experts, li
is also the best known and most
scenic international highways in
the world.
Manley, who broke more than
eighty hanks iu Georgia m July
19*26, is still enjoying tne same
luxurious surroundings on Pace’s
Ferry Road, Atlanta, that he had
before their closing. It seems il
vou steal enough, you can manage
stay out and -pend it.
Chauneey Depew, one of the j
nation’s famous men, died of pneu |
motiia Thursday of last week. He 1
was ninety-four years of age and 1 |
at his office above the Grand Gen-'
trul terminal as chairman of tin ;
board of directors every day until j
only a few days prior to his death j
State Commerce Director Cyrus | l
Locher, a democrat, wvs appointed j
to succeed the late Frank B. Willi
;i> U. S, Senator from Ohio.
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When the Atlanta Motor club
gives nil this mountain section u
quare deal on actual road facts
they can get cooperation, but not
until then.
If this club don’t soon learn that
it is essential to route
over a good highway we will give
them a stiff jolt.
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! imiciuéivjmaw? (,onng CLEVELAND, GEORGIA-
The results ot the Ilall county'
primary held Tuesday is as follows :
Rale Ranks, Pernio Davis and
Tom Martin, county commission¬
ers; F. E. O. VVelchel, tax collec¬
tor; J. Tol Phillips, tax receiver;
Barney Barron, coronor; J. D.
Underwood, county school super¬
intendent ; VV. A. Crow, sheriff;
R. VV. Smith; E. C. Brewer, or¬
dinary.
Mr. C. C. Carroll, of the Citi
i
aenl Bank,Gainesville,spent 1 burs- j
titty with parents, Mr. aim Airs,
Frank Carroll.
Horn to Col. and Mrs. Thos. F.
1 'nderwood.a boy Tuesday April 3 .
Mr. Frank Morel.ead, of Emory
University, spent Friday night ;
with Thos. A. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bell and
son, Herbert, spent Easier in At-
1 ant a with this son, Mark, and
daughter, Miss Clara Lee.
Mr. R. K. Reaves returhed Fri
day, after spending several weeks
m Atlanta.
Mr. Parks Bell, of Atlanta, spent
Easier with his mother, Mrs.
Florence Bell.
Mr. W. M. McGhee is assisting 1
Mr. J. II. R. Barrett in his
of clerk during court, tnerefore we
have no Shoal c „ ’ Creek News this
week.
Mr. fames Wheeler, ' of Akron, ’
Ohio, .... . . visiting . mother, Mrs. ,,
* is b ms ’
J. E. VV heeler.
Mr J. J F. Evans and nephew,
Woodrow Evans, of Atlanta, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
f. P. Evans.
Editor and Mrs. Davidson spent
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OT
THE WHITE COUNTY BANK LOCATED AT CLEVELAND, GA.,
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31, 1928.
RKSOl'RCKN.
Loans »od Discounts...... 118,3*3.0$
Certificates of Indebtedness and
Bonds and Stocks owned..... 5,444,97
Banking House and Lot...... 2,028.05
Furniture and Fixtures . ... 2,775,78
Other Real Estate.............. 1,971.94
Cash in vault and amounts due
from approved Reserve
Ageuts.............. 38,049.98
Checks for Clearing agd due
from other Banks___________ 775 is
Cash Items .__________ 144.30
(l*ei'ilr*fts(if any)_______________ 24U.58
Protit and Loss ................ 491.51
Other Resources_______ _ .. 2*0.91
Total...............185,528.34
CBOHtHA, WIDTH COUNTY.
Personally appeared before the undersigned, an ollicer authorized to adminisfei
•atlis in said county K. (4. Mauney who, on oath, ssys that lie is the Cashier ot
die White County Bank, and that the above and foregoing report ot the condition
of said bank ie true and correct. F. O. MAl'NEY, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 10th day of April, 1928.
1). ti. HEAD, N. P.
We the undersigned directors of said lmuk, do certify that we have read said re
port, and that the same is true sml correct,according to the host of our information,
knowledge and belief, and that the above signature of the cashier of said hank is
lie true and genuine signature of that officer.
This loth day of April, 1928. J. \V . H. Underwood .1 It. Telford, Directors.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF HELEN, LOCATED AT HELEN, GA., THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 31, 1923.
RESOURCES
Loans aud Discounts...... 85,822.18
Banking House and Lot 3.399.71
Furniture and Fixtures...... 1 174 '(l
Other Real Kstate ............. 2,811.85
ash in vault and amounts due
from Approved Reserve
Agents.............. 43,701.42
Checks for Clearing and due
from other Banks__________ 450.00
overdrafts, if any___________ 187.43
Total................. .137,297.29
GEORGIA, WHITE COUNTY.
Personally appeared before the undersigned, an officer authorized to administi 1
j oaths in said county M. J. Williams who, on oath, says that lie is the Cashier of
Hie Bank of Helen, aiul that the above and foregoing report of the condition of said
bank is true ami correct, M. J. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Sworn to and sutiscrilied Before me, this 10th day of April, 1928.
Arispah Allison. N. P., State at 1 aige.
We. ttie undetsigned directors ot said txank, do certify that we have carefully
rrad said report, and that the same is true and correct, according to Die liest of otn
information, knowledge and belief, and that the atiovc signature of the cashier of
said bank is the true and genuine signature <4 that officer.
I hi* loth day ot April. 1928. Cha*. X Main. 4. A. U. Mu kel. Dire, mrs.
Monday afternoon, April 9th.
Miss Evelyn Mauney delightfully
entertained a party of friends cele¬
brating her eleventh birthday.
Harry Palmer has been awarded
the contract of the Cleveland-Cor
nelia strir mail for $962 33.
“Uncle Benton” Trotter, of At
Lmta, is visiting his son, Mr, Ed
ward Trotter this week. I
Mr. C. C. T chief i • r warden , ;
antes,
of game and fish, attended court
this week. 7
w Mr, and ... Mrs. ... VV F. „ Brandt, ... i
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Atlanta auiinia spent spent a a few revv days aays in in White w lute
county since our last issue. :
Dr. T. J . McDonald will not be
in his office next week on account
of attending court in Duhlonega. 1
Rev, and Mrs. W. P. Rowe, ot
't oting Harris college, visited Rev.
and Mrs. B. W. Kilpatrick since
last issue. I
Rev. B. W, Kilpatrick visited !
Carroll county the first of the week. I
Miss Lunell Staples, of Young j
Harris college, spent the week-end
with Mbs Carrie Lu Kilpatrick,
Col. Pern Cooley, of Jefferson 1
Ga., attended court here this week. |
Col G eorj , e Westmoreland, ot !
_
Jefferson ’ attended auenoea court courl this ,n,s week weeK '
A large crowd is expected to at
tend the Epworth League Sunday !
'
night ■ to , hear Mr. u II. ,, I). Wliey
companionate •
cuss „ . marriage,
Mrs. C. U. Carroll, Caines .
or
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v,ilu ... 6 P ent , ,, tlus week , wltl1 ... ‘'* ,, rs
Frank Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Tol lie Allen, of
Cornelia, were visiting in Cleve¬
land Thursday.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock .......... 15,000.00
Cashier's Cheeks »;#!> 47
j Demand Deposits...... 112,883*89 .78,993.1 k
Time Certificates of Deposit
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j
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j
Tot si 185,528.34
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock 15,000.1)1'
Surplus Fund to.000.00
Undivided Profits . 5,001.85
Cashier’s Checks. 99.78
Demand Deposits, 35.254,91
Time Certificates nf deposit 71,940.95
Total ___137.297.39
Georgia, White County.
By virtue of an order of the Court of j
Ordinary of said county granted at the j
March term 1928 of said court, will he j
sold before the court house door in the j
town of Cleveland, said county,on the
first Tuesday in May 1928 within the
legal hours of sale to the highest hiddei \
for cash the following described land to j
wit: Part of lot of land number one;
hundred and twenty-four ( 124 ) in the j
second land district of said county and j
described as follows: Bounded on the
north by the J. B. Freeman land, on the
east by the lands of Eliza Pilgrim, on the!
south by the land of \V. W. Pilgrim and !
the lands , \ formerly owned by Dock , b ,,
ree- :
Wftll Marion ?in ,l Pilgrim. on the west by the land ofj
Said tract containing
fifty-five v acres more or less and being
the tl place . where , Vv. u , J. , .shelriut former)v
lived. lived. Said Said lend lend wilt will be sold for tlie s
purpose of paying the detitu of \v. .),
m !h!-"h 'ill auITm
the said W. .J. Shelnut, deceased. Thin
April 3rd, 1928 .
Claud Shelmit, administrator of W. .J.
Shelnnt
Will be sold before the court house
door in said county on the tirsf Tuesday
in May 1928 within the legal bourr of
sale lo the highest bidder for cksh tlie ;
following described property to wit:
Fart of lot of land number Hit in the
second land district of said county, con- I
taining thirty ( 20 ) acres more or less and '
fully described in a bond for title from
^ ,K ’ ^ * J ' baker to Dritf Aihson, said
bond for title recorded in the clerk's of.
tice ot said county in Mortgage Record!
No. 7 pages 554 and 555, said bond dated I
'', Ih> ilH h* !!, - 7 . «»d generally known as
'he Mrs. S. L. Baker place in White
‘'reek militia district of said county and
known *** N. F. MeKntyr.
l»'m and the place whereon Griff Allison
lives. Said property 1 levied on a
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Bit; , property <»l . Mi s. s. L. Baker to sutis
fy an exeention issued by *■ A , B Mobley,
, 1 'enntendenl . , , <d . hanks . of the , State ot
on an assessment of the capital
stock of Banks County Bank against
Mrs. S. L. linker. Said execution dated
May 7th, 1927. This the 4th day of
April 1928 .
W. A. Jackson, Sheriff.
Mr. VV G. Mealor, of Gaines¬
ville, will be with Yonuh Lodge
F. A. A. M, Saturday night.
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