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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
XXXI No.
ASBESTOS BUZZING
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Just from (ho Mounlaina.
Mr. Charlie Knott i» now spend
in« awhile at the t'ammis stimtfier
resorts of Helen and Asbestos.
The recent r tin- .-eemed to have
covered a whole lot of ground. The
f latCreek writer repot ts that there
has been much in his tar away
country.
You hear much just now about
farm relief. .Every bodv has their
It they would ", , -Mils ,,
opinions. pur
cle Shoals operation to take ,
in
nitrogen out <>! the air and make
cheap fertilizer would help a whole
lot. 1 allowing the one stop sys
tern will ruin any COuntry. The
South lias hail her smakehouse
Chicago, her cot n cribs ii! the
Middle West, her pantry in New
York and her d m y in W ssconsin
long enough- is i s t ■ me t live at .
home and board a une place.
As it has been raining vott rant
have not got your Coat <>1 summer
sunburn yet. In former days some
tried to stay a- white as the lily
but now t coat i>t tan .-mis to be
the tiling. These two people that
lived in that beautiful garden were
clothed in sunshine but they went
to stealing apples and thereby sin
entered. They went to putting on
clothes and most ol the generations
that have followed have little else.
The high school hoy sometime ago
returned. He was put to plowing
in the middle ol jutie. lie put on
for glove* his mother's old stock¬
ing legs and had his lather s shirt
tail tied around his neck. He look¬
ed like he was fixing to t)la|ie a
voyage to the polar regions than
staying in a southern clime.
Jerry Simpson’s old Ford stalled
in front of the church last Sunday,
and when lie got to crank it the
thing it kicked the devil out ol
Inin. Jerry says he’s got religion
now.”
If President Hoover would , call ,,
on No a h, tie could pr abably gt
some good advise on ilo >d contro
Some scatter their bread upon
waters which shall be gathered
many days hence, while some men
when they lelt home an fortnet
days would sift meal over the yard
to see what kind of tracks would
be there when they returned ii
the season don’t get more favorable
for ^farming there wont be any
meal to waste next year.
Why do we remember what une
say longer than vve do others, We
once had the pleasure <>l attending
a soldiers reunion at Buford down
at the big spring. There were two
speakers from Atlanta. ( hie spoke
about Robert L. Lee Lee tt and the other
“Sio wu!r *
spoke on the life m
Jackson. We dc Ft remember
what .t hese speakers .aid. But the
i bird speaker was ! at Demo.st he¬
nes of the mountain? ll irrnnm P.
Beil. He was then going" on his
walhing cane, but wa i slraignt
as an Indian. 11 ’ voice rang out
clear and strong a ie paid high
tribute to the sold - of t he “Lost
'Cause” to - uthern womtmho
His words are distinctly rememl r
ed. IF.s speech see iiave hit.
the buff s eye and lied his
eager listeners.
Grain| Is Fine
SAVE IT ALL
Frick Co., 83 So. Forsyth St
Atlanta, Ga.
basin stock the latest improved
grain separators, saw mills,
engines and gas m If inter
ested write them.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a Children s Day
at Mossy Creek church Sunday,
-June 9.
Naeom'heo and Sautoe
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Mr. Henry Williams ami
ters, Mrs. Knijcnu Geer, Miss
He <j ;irr ington ;UU i M r . and. Mrs
c , I » etel - i ot Charleston. K.
spent last week at Mr.
slimmer home in Xacoochee \
j \j. trv Shafer Wtllituns is
( 10me ; ifter -.pending quite
• .^Bantu
Mis-- \\ red bosebee , .
t nil ts
llome trom Eastanollee School.
j Miss Artie Clark at home
t is
i
i T. F. industrial; school,
j
Mr. \\ . A. Sosbee and
I spent Sunday at Habersham
J -,nd Mrs. George visiting
j land and family were
Habersham Sunday.
j Mr. Jsilm Cantrell, of
Hand, has been visiting relatives
i the Nallev. J
Cot. and Mrs. Robt.
if Vienna, Ga .,1 as been the
if Mr. and Mis. 1 . R. Lumsden.
Mrs. Haute. Johnston, of
ta. were recent guests of Mr.
Mrs. Coleman Alley.
Mr, "Hal Cason, of
tyis taunts, Mrs, . Bessie
batim and Miss Lillian Cason,
urday.
M isses \V mm tred and
Sosbee spent Monday with
Artie Clark.
Mr. Braudes Kotttder, of
was a recent visitor in the
Messrs Hannah and Rowe,
Gainesville, were in this
Tuesday.
* Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Allison
daughter, of Decatur, were
visitors of Mr. , and Mrs. \V.
Stovall.
Mr. T. V. Cantrell, of
land, was in (he V alley last
looking after Ins bees *
Miss Lillian Cason and
ilal Casern, were visiting in
I Saturday.
Mrs, Have! Carroll, ol
sham.-count y, was in the
fast week.
Air. and Mrs. Ralph Conover,
Atlanta, spent the week end
Mrs. C. W. Oakes.
Mrs. Alice Letion, of
Gap, is visiting friends here
! week.
News has been received here
| he death, of Mr, Joseph Stover,
| ! Oklahoma. Mr. Stover was
j White county man, but had
! in the West until about
1 years ago he come hack to
chee V alley and niarriad Miss
i zie Knight and lived here a
tears, then returned to ^Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs Ratise Allen
daughter, of New Orleans,
spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. West,
Urs, W. L. Hood and Mr.
P. L. Ilood.
j Mr. Bill Hood wa visiting
j ■ Cornelia Sunday.
Mt>. W. If. Clark, Miss
Clark. Hubert Clark and
Frank Abernathy, ol
were guesis at Mr, and Mrs. §J.
Clark Friday.
Judge A. Dorsey
.'he Colirier t at lie has issued
rder to suspei d Mr. J. H.
ibell from oils e and anotheo
p pointin' Mr. S. L. Brown
j serve as 'ax litigation Collector that
any civil
develop and who wql hold
only during such period.
Biown will make bond with
bonding company
fudge Dorsey states that this is
very embarrassing matter for
to do but that he must do his
CLEVELAND. GEORGIA. JUNE 7 , 1 920
Iii Loving Memory
Of our dear father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. \V. K. Nix, who,.de¬
parted this life one year ago. God
called for dear mother on the 2 7th
day of April, 1928, then in just a
few days later—the 4 th ot May,
1928, lie called dear old lonely
father to come and live with moth¬
er on the happy golden shore. Hut,
ah ! how sad and heart-breaking it
was to give them up, but still God
knows best and His will must be
done. Still vve love them dearly
as it has been many long, lonely,
id days, hours and months since
last we saw them and heard the
sweet voices of our Jbeloved father
and mother. We now look back
at the days gone ,by an oh, how
-ad it is to me as 1 look back at the
old blue ridges it makes me think
back to our childhood days' when
<>ur dear old mother would stand
by her old spinning wheel and
make thread, then put it in her (jld
loom and make cloth for her child
reus’ garments and for dear olti
lather who worked hard in the
goid mines and on the farm farm to to
make bread for us all. Oh! bow
sad it seems to think of giving
them 11 p, but we are trying not to
took ot this dark side of life any
more than we call help. We are
looking to the land of the dead
and living. We know in this life
we have to get ready to meet our
loved ones who are waiting for us
m glory. We are glad to say to
our many friends and loved ones
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who are living that our dear father
and mother were sweet, good and
kind those who were sick
needy, and always ready to lend
them a helping hand, and were
loved liy till who knew tnem.
They were united to tire Cleve¬
land Baptist church in their early
days, and we feel sure that when
they departed this life they went
home to glory. Oh, bow sweet it
is to me to think of the old songs
they used to sing of the other side
ol Jordan in the sweet fields of
Eden, where the tree ol life is
blooming, 1 here is rest for me,
and now we can see them nor see.
their sweet voices no more. But
we con live to meet them where
Siui parting is no more, And now
to my friends, brothers and sisters,
here is a thought they have left for
us, are you at peace witli God?* If
no let us make ready for in a few
days we have to stand in God’ s
presence and give an account of
how we lived in this world, and
m)w let us make ready to meet Him
And, oh ! how it saddens my heart
todu > r when I think of how dear
old father in iiis lust hours calling
his children by name as if he want¬
ed to say to them, “Come on dear
children, the Lord is calling me
and f must go. Come on to meet
me on the happy golden shore.”
They are waiting for us in glory
and we know where to meet them
in the sweel bye and bye. May
God bless all who read this and
still my Christian friends may I
ask of you remember me your
prayers.
Their daughter,
Mrs. M. M. Chastain.
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The young people enjoyed a
! singing at YonahSmnlay afternoor
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson and
Mrs, ]. G. Johnson visited Mr
and Mrs. G. V. ‘ ,uir Sunday
| afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Pvt Allison spent
the week end with relatives.
’The While County 1 iiioo
ing will be held at Yon ah Sunday,
J UIie ll>
Miss Leila Thurmond.gof Helen,
visited Miss Katliline Thuimond
Sunday.
Mrs. Eva Flynn, Mrs. Loyce
Little and Miss Moselle Hefner
spent one day la-; week in Gaines
ville.
Mrs. G. V. Hefner, who
been real sick fur several monies, is
improving at this writing.
Summer Session
PIEDMONT COLLEGE
Six or Nine Weeks. June 12 to July 24 or August 14
An accredited Summer School especially intended to meet the
needs of teachers, prospective teachers, college and high
school students.
Courses in Primary, Elementary and High School Education,
Pubjic School Music and Art.
Six to twelve hours ot credit may he earned.
Write, Dean Jonathan C. Rogers,
Demorest, Georgia.
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Blue Ridge Dots
Mr. Ollie Turner is operating a
-aw mill ott the property of Mrs.
\V. M. Satterfield. When he finish¬
es sawing the timber on that pro¬
perty he will move the mill to his
property to cut the timber on it.
Several fish were caught out of
J Town Creek last Saturday. If the
j water sn . lkes were sprink i ed wU h
shot there would be a lot more fish
j for the boys to catch.
j If we would keep ourselves more
j tn subjection to the will of God we
would be mora apt in our endeavors
to keep in unity of the “spirit that
! K uides Us ,n the wa Y H all truth
j re ^ in g all ruces.
Several from here attendek
preaching at Town Creek Sunday.
The Aden brothers school in
Had county closed a few days since
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