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Cbc Cleveland Courier
Official Organ of White County. Ga
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Commencing with this week we
are giving you an eight page paper
of I he Courier, and are trying to
include in tins something that will
be of interest to each of our readers,
VVe have a half page of news in
pictures; a page of styles and
cipes that we hope may be useful
to the housewives; a comic section
for those who seek the humorous
a group of current events that those
wlio wisii may keep up with some
of the important national, State
and world happenings. Also, We
are including fairy stories for the
kiddies, and are beginning a serial
story edtitled “Count Luckner” foi
the entertainment of those who
may enjoy fiction. Your Sunday
School lession will he found each
week as heretofore and of coursi
the local news that is of more vital
interest to each of you.
VVe are doing our best to give to
you a paper that you will appreci¬
ate and enjoy.
U. S. Judge Samuel 11. Sibley
declared that if the Jones’ law is
used wisely it will help in the en
forcement of the prohibition, lit
says that it is out of the question to
sentence every violator of the low
to the penitentiary. For instance,
he states he sentences hundreds ol
violators of the law to the govern¬
ment prison every year and if ever
y one came under the Jones law
tiiero would he no place for them
Judge Sibley believes that this
law has already had it's effect upon
liquor traffic, lie states that if it
only affect upon the transportation
of liquor the Jones’ law will hnvt
served it’s purpose.
Count
Luckner
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The SEA DEVIL
by LOWELL THOMAS
JS 1 a youth sail he ran
away to be'
! fore the maat,
______j the then became a
sailor in German navy,
and was the only naval
officer to have risen from j
the ranks; a man of giant i
physique, a rough-and'
ready character, noted no
less for geniality and ten¬
derheartedness than for
his fog-horn voice and j
I
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aboard he brought hisownship,where everyone on
he treated them royally.
His Story Will Run
Serially in
Seemt to Be
Hewitt—My wife makes me pay her
for every time she sews up a hole In
my clothes.
Jewett—She Is a sort of rent prof
iteer.
Hopeful Suitor
Rich Father—What are your pros
pects if 1 let jou marry my daughter?
Suitor (short of fuuds)—Excellent
If you let me marry her.
Loweat Animal Life
Sponges are one of the lowest formi
■ animal life. If is possible to d#
ch buds or branches of the spong*
hich wiii grow and live separately
arine gardens of sponges have beer
tabiisbed in quiet lagoons in Florida
L@©al N®w§
The stnging at the Baptist
church at Cleveland, Sunday night,
was a great success,. 1 lie Mt.
Vernon Quartette rendered a fine
musical program and was enjoyed
by a large congregation.
Mrs. Lula Iluiey and two child¬
ren spent the week with her
mother, Mrs. A. C. Humphries.
Cleveland Baseball team, with
Ross Mize as pitcher, defeated tire
Clermont team, Saturday afternoon
17 to 1 , Clermont used three
pitchers, Norton, Qudlan and liar-
1 1 ,1
''c-a'A hitting of the Cleveland
1 earn and Mize's baffling pitching.
Go to it boys, The Courier is
with you.
There was 108 in Sunday Sclioo 1
Sunday morning at Mt. Yonah
church, which was very good.
Let’s this soon. You are welcome
so come.
The Cleveland High School Jun¬
iors entertained the Seniors at (lie
mditoriuin Saturday night.
John Winkler, of Blue Ridge
district, while chopping wood ac
Cidentiully cut his head when his
ix glanced.
Read the ad of the spring festi
val in Gainesville commencing
May 24 and continuing through
May 31 . This will attract more
people to Gainesville during the
week than any other occasion ever
held there.
Commencement of N. G. A.Col
'ege will begin May 24 and con¬
tinue through June 10 . The sham
battle will take place May 25 at 2 :
30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Allison,
of Decatur, are visiting relatives in
Cleveland and the Valley. Mar¬
vin’s many friends are pleased to
know he is steadily improving.
Miss Henrietta Miller, of Atlan¬
ta, spent the week-end with her
mother, .Mrs, J. M, Miller.
Messrs Walter Kane and Freder¬
ick, of Atlanta, spent Sunday at
Kenimer Lodge,
Mr. Law Hawkins, of Hall Co.,
is serving a three months sentence
in White County jail for violation
of the prahibition law. Judge
Sibley sentenced several more to
serve sentences here and they will
arrive later.
Misses Jessie and Addie David¬
son spent the week-end with par¬
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Davidson
Mr. Vernon Dotson, of Helen,
was a visitor in town Sunday.
Messrs. John Redwine, Jr. and
W. L. Norton, of Gainesville, Ga,
were in town for a short time
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Kenimer spent Sun¬
day in Gainesville.
Mr. Allen Jarrard, of Chicopee,
spent a short time in Cleveland
Wednesday.
Keep your subscription to The
Courier paiil in advance if you
want it to be a regularly visitor to
pour home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Black, of At
lunta, spent Sunday witli parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Black, at As¬
bestos.
We are requested to announce
the County Union Singing
will be belli at Chattahoochee.
White Creek, Sunday afternoon.
Playing a Long Shot
The Illustrator—1 notice that you
send" always insure the manuscripts you
out at $00 each. Ever lose any
tn the mail?
The Author—No, but I’m still hoping
1 may.
The Naked Truth
Husband—You are extravagant
You spend money on unnecessary
clothes.
Wife—Absurd t Unnecessary clothes
are uot in fashion.
Ancient HUtory
A1 Rasehld— Ah, the thief! I tere
by sentence him to boil In oil.
Servant—Sorry, sir, but your »on
just eloped in the automobile and
used the last gallon of off.
'I’iik CLEV ELAN b
Ltfgal Advertisements
GeriPgia, White County.
Will lie sold before the court house
door in said county on the first Tuesday
injuria 1989, next, within the legal
hours of sale to the highest bidder for
cash the fellowing described property to
wit:
The town lots in the Town of Cleve¬
land, Georgia, bunded as follows: On
the north by the property of Mrs. J. C,
Trotter, on the east by the Ed Trotter
property, on the south by the Cleveland
and Nacooehee public road and on the
west by the Gainesville A Northwestern
railroad.
Said property levied on as the property
of Jarrard & Jones to satisfy thrse tax
ti fas issued by J. H. Campbell,Tax Col¬
lector of said copnty, for state and coun¬
ty taxes for the years i92tS, i927 mid 192 n
Also at the same time and place and on
the same terms will lie sold the follow¬
ing described property to wit: All that
tow lot or town property in the Town of
Cleveland, Georgia, an I) bounde as
follows; On the north and east by the
Cleveland and Clarkesville public road,
on the south by Underwood street in
said town and on tne west by the Robert
Kenimer pasture, property. Said proper¬
ty levied on ns the propeUy of Mrs. A.J.
larrard to satisfy three tax ti fas for slate
and county taxes for the years IfOtd, 1927
and 1928.
This May 8 , 1929.
VV. A. Jackson, Sheriff.
Georgia, White County.
Will tie sold at the court house door in
said county on the first Tuesday in June
i929, within the legal hours of sale, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of laud ly¬
ing and being in White county, Gaorgia,
and being part of lot of land No, 105 in
the 3 rd land district of said county con¬
taining 00 acres of land, more or les,
and bounded on the north by the lands
known as the Calhoun property, on tnc
east by (he Clark property, on the aonth
by Yonah Orchard company lands and
on the west by the Calhoun property ami
known as the Charlie Chambers old
home place near Union Grove school
house, with all improvements thereon.
Said land levied on as the property oj
the defendant, \V. S, Thurmond, to
satisfy an execution issued on the 17th
day of April, 1929, from the Superior
Court of White county, Georgia, in favor
of The Bank of Helen against W. S.
rhunn-nd. This 1 st day of May 1929.
W. A. Jackson
Sheriff White County, Georgia.
Georgia, White County.
By virture of authority vested in tne as
ixeeutor of the last will and testament ol
A. II. Henderson, Sr., will he sold be¬
fore the court house door in said county
on the first Tuesday in June, IDzU, next,
within the legal hours of sale to the high¬
est bidder for cash the following propei
ty to wit: The Hotel properly in the
Town of Cleveland, Georgia, known as
the Cleveland Hotel in said town, and
the hotel owned by A. H. Henderson.
Sr., deceased, in his lifetime, yaid pro¬
perty bounded on the north by Cla, kis
ville street, on the east by the Gaines
viile & Northwestern railroad right oj
way, oh the south by tile County proper¬
ty, formerly the A. F. Underwood pro¬
perty and on the west by the state high¬
way or Gainesville street: Said proper¬
ty will be sold for the purpose of paying
the debts of said deceased JJand for dis¬
tribution.
This is one of the finest liolel proper¬
ties in North Georgia.
This May Stb 1929
J. E. Henderson, Executor
of the last will of A. 11, Henderson, Sr.,
deceased.
Georgia, White County.
By virture of an order of the court of
Ordinary of White County, Georgia,
granted upon the application ofj. B. R.
Barrett, a-- administrator of the estate ol
Mary F. Kivksey, deceased, for the pro¬
pose of paying debts ami distribution,
there will tie sold before the court house
door, at Cleveland, Ga., at public outcry
to the highest bidder, between the legal
hours of sale on the tirst Tuesday in
June 1929, as the property of the said
deceased, the following described lands
to wit: All that tiaet or parcel of land
situated, lying and being in White coun¬
ty, Georgia, being a part of lot of land ol
number 73 ill the 2nd district, bounded
as follows: Commencing at an original
mack corner near M. A. Kirksey’s house
and running the original line west to the
camp ground to a White Oak tree near
Bud Tate’s tent to a conditional rock
corner; thence southeast h.a conditional
rock corner near Singleton’s house:
thence eaat to the original line to a con
ditional rock corner; thence the original
line to the place of beginning, contain¬
ing forty-one ami one-third (41 1 - 3 ) acres
more or less, terms of sal, Cash. Tnis
the (Jth day of May 1929.
J. B. R. Barrett
Administrator of Mary F. Kirksey, dec’d
Mr. Dan Campbell, of Atlanta,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs ,
J. II. Campbell, Sunday.
Mr. Henry Barrett and Miss
Myrtle Lee Turner, students of
\ oung Harris College, returner
Thursday.
Mr. B. F. Allen, of New Hoi
land, spent Thursday in Cleveland,
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