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* Visitors anti tourists passing
through our section should bt
treated with courtesy and consider
at ion. When we meet these folk
we don’t know who they are not
what they may mean to us.
Only recently, accordingly
the Sunday American, a visitor
from London, England, Mr, Tetley
Jones, head of the world’s largest
tea business, and a world traveler
who passed through Cleveland
puiti “our mountains” a very higl
compliment. He had visited
Switzerland and most of tin
beautiful spots in the world |but be
made the statement that never, in
ull his travels had lie viewed a
scene more beautiful than that
along the road south of Blairsvilie,
that it was the most magnificent
scenry in tfie world.
These tourists mean much to om
town and county, not only in a
financial way, but they help to “tell
the world of our interests.”
Should the legislature increase
the gas tax in Georgia t cent,
$25,000,000 would bo available for
paving roads' in two years.
An eugineeringing expert has
taken a map of the state and shown
what this amount would do to¬
ward paving. His estimate was
that with $25,000,000 every trunk
line highway 1 u Georgia could be
paid without bonding Georgia. Jl
the roads were paved intrastate as
planned, Atlanta would be con¬
nected with every principal city in
the stale.
Dr. Hugo Eckener took chnrgt
of the examination of his great
uirshiy himself, which failed him
on his second voyage to the U, S
Dr. Eckener expressed his deep¬
est gratitude to the French authori¬
ties for the reception he received
when he was forced to land in
southern France. Tnere was no
feeling of animosity between tin
French and the German crew bin
uii atosphere of entire friendliness
Useful
Visitor—NVIint became of the life
saver who won so many medals foi
Ids during work?
I tench Manager—Oh, he had them
all melted and made Into an anchot
for his yacht
A LOSING PROPOSITION
ol—
t-UsnoviAV*.
Tailor—Great Scott, old man
1 ran t make a pair of trousers with
six legs for the regular price
Refrigerated Bloom
Stilt tteauty finds protecting care
A« frosty days unfold.
A snowflake's like a flower fair
Preserved by winter cold.
Delightful Helpmeet
Knlcker— He sure has some wife
Splits all his poker winnings with him
Bocker — Nothing extraordinary
about that They all do tt 1
Knlcker—Not only that, but ght
splits his losses with him, too.
Herd on the Ego
Blinks—1 hate to have people turn
on the radio when I drop in.
Jinks—Why so?
Blinks—It always makes me feel
they would rather listen to a racket
than listen to me talk.
Good Reason for It
Innocent Bystander—What's all the
excitement about? Gee! Some crowd
Is gathering. doctor fainted
Copper—Oh, only a
He met one of his patients ou the
street and the patient paid hts bill.
Advertisements
Georgia. White County.
Will lie sold before the court house
floor in said county on the first Tuesday
in Juua 192k, next, within the legal
hours of sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described property to
wit;
The tow 11 lots in the Town of Cleve¬
land. Georgia, bunded as follows: On
the north by the property <>f Mrs. J. C,
Trotter, on I he east by the Ed i rotter
property, on the south by the Cleveland
and Nacoocbee public road and ori the
west by the Gainesville & Northwestern
railroad.
Said property levied on as the property
of Jarrarfl & Jones to satisfy thrae tax
ti fas issued by J. H. Campbell, Tax Col¬
lector of saiil county, for state and coun¬
ty taxes for the years 19211, 192? and 1928
This May •, i93(t,
W. A. Jackson, Sheriff.
Georgia, White County.
Will he sold at the court house door in
said county on the first Tuesday in June
i929, within the legal hours of sale, t<
wit: All that tract or parcel of land ly
ing and being in White county, Georgia,
and being part of lot of land No, 105 in
tiie 31 -d land district of said county con¬
taining 110 acres of land, more or lea,
and bounded on the north by the lauds
known as the Calhoun property, on tnr
east by the Clark property, on the south
by Vonah Orchard company lands and
on the west by the Calhoun property and
known as tint Charlie Chambers old
home place near Union Grove school
house, with all improvements thereon.
Said land levied on as the property oi
the defeudent. W. 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 VV. 8 .
I’humi'-nd. This 1 st day of May 1929.
W. A. Jackson
Sheriff White County, Georgia.
Georgia, White Uounty.
By virtu re of authority vented in me as
xeuutor of the last will and testament ol
A. If. Henderson, Sr., will be sold be¬
fore the court house door in said counij
on the first Tuesday in June, 1929. next,
within the legal hours of sale to the high¬
est bidder for cash the following propel
ly to wit: The Hotel property 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, gahl pro¬
perty liounded on the north by Cla, kc«
villa street, on the east by the Gaines¬
ville A Northwestern railroad right ot
way, on the south hy the 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 lie sold for the purpose of paying
the debts of said deceased "and for die
tribution.
This is one of the finest hotel proper¬
ties in North Georgia.
This May Sth 1929
J. E. Henderson, Executor
of the last will of A. H. Henderson, Sr.,
deceased.
Georgia, White County.
Hy vtnure of an order of the court of
Ordinary of White County, Georgia,
granted upon tile application of J. B. K.
Barrett, a- administrator of the estate ol
Mary F. Kirksey, deceased, for the pur¬
pose of paying debit) and distribution,
there will lie sold before the court house
door, at Cleveland, Ga., at public outcry
to the highest biddei, between the legal
hours of sale on the first Tuesday in
June 1929, as the property of the said
deceased, the following described lands
to wit: All that tract or parcel of land
situated, lying and bring in White coun¬
ty, Georgia, being a part of kit of land ot
number 73 in the 2nd district, bounded
as follows; Commencing at an original
roach corner near M. A. Kivksey’s house
and running the original line west te the
camp ground to a White Oak tree near
Hud Tate's tent to a conditional rock
corner; thence southeast to a conditional
rock cornor 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 and one-third (ft l-y) acres
more or less, terms of sal. Cash. Tnis
the Itb day of May 1929.
J. B. K. Barrett
Administrator of Mary F. Kirksey. dec'd
Georgia, White County.
To whom it may concern :
Take notice that J. S. Adams and G.
E. Adams have applied for an order
seeking the discontinuance of an old
public road, which lias been reviewed
by commissioners duly appointed, ami a
a report thereof made on oath hy them.
Said road beginning just north of the
residence of J. S. Adams and G. E.
Adams and running by the way of the
residence of K. K. Wofford ami back of
the residence |of Mrs Mary Reynolds
and intersecting with the new Cleveland
and Gainesville state highway, just
south of the residence of H. B. Under
wood and north of the residence of J. K
Underwood and being that par t of tbs
old Gainesville and Cleveland old putdh
road abandoned by the county. Now it
no good cause be shown to the contrary
hy persons interested in (Ids matter the
order will he granted on the 17th dav of
June 1929.
This the 10th day of May 1929.
A. L. horsey.
Ordinary White County, Georgia.
THE CLfcVELANb COURIER, CLEVELAND. GEORGIA.
L®ea! News
A big crowd attended the sale of
the A. G. Quinn personal proper¬
ty Saturday.
Don’t forget to pay your sub¬
scription to The Courier promptly.
You will find an advertisement
of the Henderson Hotel and lot in
this issue on page 4. Also the
Farmers &,Merchants Bank build
ing and lot and a vacant lot. Read
this ad.
Messrs Paul and F. G. Mauney
visited Fairmont Saturday night,
returning Sunday.
Mr. Charlie Carroll has accepted
a bookkeeping job with the Ponti¬
ac in Gainesville.
Miss Sallie Davidson visited her
sisters, Jessie and Addie, in Atlan¬
ta, from Friday to Monday.
Governor L. G. Hardman spent
ihe weekend at his summer home
in the Valley.
Dr. Ed McDonald, of Jefferson,
spent Monday with I.is brother,
Dr. T J. McDonald.
Mr. J. R. Allan and daughter,
of New Orleans, La., are spending
a few days with Mr. \N . C Hood
and family.
Miss Joneal Nelms, of Com
merae, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jas. P. Davidson.
Mrs. Anna Jyenimer is having a
three-room cottage constructed
near her Lodge.
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Dr. L. G. Neal was forced to go
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Rev. C. E. Warren will preach
at Robertstown Sunday morning
in the absence of the pastor, Rev.
H. II. Humphries.
Rev. II. II. Humphries preach¬
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Dawsonvilla High School Sunday
morning.
Miss Clareso Iltilscv, of Hail
county, is visiting her uncle, Rev.
II. If. Humphries, this week.
The pastor will fill his regular
appointment at Crescent Hill Sun¬
day morning and night, also at
Center Grove Sunday at 2:3oP.M
Miss Pauline Lothridgo was the
week end guest at the home of
Misses Laura ond Odelle Palmour.
The friends of R. G. Lumsden,
of Vienna, Ga., will be glad to
learn that Mr. Lumsden has been
secured this year as > peaker for the
commencement exercises at the
Nacoocbee Valley Public School.
He is the son of Mr. J. R. Lums¬
den, and is a graduute of the local
school in the Valley, lie will,
therefore, be in the midst of friends
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