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Official Organ of Whitt County . Ga
Weekly*' Cleveland Ga,
Jas. 1 ’. Davidson, Editor.
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Uncle Jim Williams hands t‘>
Georgia’s able Secretary of Sla'e
this beautiful boquet : “Hon.
George Carswell would irtukeGeor
gia a great governor. He knows
more about Georgia than any other
t wo men in the stale,”
How about Jack Slaton, John
Holder, Cecil Neill, Ed Rivers
“Little Dick” Russell and Tom
Bell? These are all great men and
wd predict a great battle for the
governorship next year.—Com
tnerce News.
A very interesting and “straight
to the point” editorial appeared
recently in the Atlanta Journal en
titled: “Preserve Georgia’s Bui
wurk Against Devouring Debt.
In this, the newspaper points out
how Georgia, should site build
roads with bonda, would he de¬
parting from t he rulings of our
forefathers who by experience
found that bondedness only sunk
out stale deeper and deeper into
debt. Thus, that we might profii
by their experience they placed
this sentence in our constitution
“The bonded debt of the state shall
never he increased, except to repel
invasion, suppress insurrection, 01
to depend the state in time of war”
The article further declared that
this had been our bulwark
years and that now it is as un
necessary to tear this down by
bonding the state to build roads,
and placing it mortgage on the
State of Georgia.
We believe with The Journal
that since Georgia’s roads may In¬
built by adding a cent to the gas
tax that it is the sate and sane
method, rather titan place the state
under bondedness,
lion. John N. Holder, upon his
retirement 'rotn the office of chair¬
man of tlie state highway board ol
Georgia, was presented by the
employees of the highway depart¬
ment with a Buick sedan as an ex
piession of the high regard in
which lie was held,
Mr. Holder lias friends all over
1 he state who realize what un ex¬
cellent official lie has been, and
who, upon his retirement can look
back upon his record of eight
years’ service to the state and see
what a splendid record he leaves
And though he has political enemi¬
es, even they must admit that un¬
der his management the foundation
for roads in our state lias been laid,
and he deserves credit for this.
As cliaitman of the highway
board, Mr. Holder worked undei
disadvantages, but despite these
difficulties, he leaves behind him
one of the best records as an offi¬
cial that our state has ever known.
At the international beauty con¬
test held Tuesday m Galveston.
Texas, Miss Austria, a beautiful
brunette, was given the crown ol
Miss t inverse. Miss UnitedStates
cjme second and Miss Ohio third
in the contest.
An attorney of Birmingham.
John II. Bankhead, has antiouced
his intention of opposing Senator
Heflin in the 1930 democratic pri¬
mary in Ala.
CRYPTIC ENOUGH
Educated Egyptian—Y011 have no
wonderful hieroglyphics in America,
no mysterious inscriptions, no indeci¬
pherable relict of an ancient literature
whose secrets the wise men have tried
in vain to discover.
American Tourist (humbly)—-No. we
haven't any of those things, I admit?
But (brightening up)—we have our
railroad time-tables.
- fiBE CLEVELAND COURIER. CLEVELAND, GEORGIA.
Local News
Mrs. II. A. Jarr.-mf had as re¬
visitors her aunt. Mrs. Alfred
and daughter. ML* Naotnie
of Lawrenceville. and Mrs,
Herman Wages and two little sons
of Abbeville, S. C.
The man who wants and really
appreciates his home newspaper
keeps it payed up.
A number of children in Cleve¬
land have whooping cough.
Mr, Ray Miller has moved into
the Rill Russell house, recently
vacated by Boh Johnson, who has
moved into die house occupied by
Prof. Warren
Mr. Fred Higdon and family, of
Fr ul) ldin, N. C., spent a few days
last week witli relatives in Cleve
land.
Sunday is Dad’s Day.
Miss Nell Nix returned Sunday
from a visit to relatives at Douglas
ville and Atlanta.
Mr. H. J. W hite, who is in At
lanta on business, spent the week¬
end with his sister, Miss Ida.
The many friends of Rev. B.W.
Kilpatrick are glad to see him out
again.
Mr. Marvin Trotter is at home
on a visit.
Mr. Ernest Holdt spent Monday
night in Cleveland.
Miss Muriel Bulgin, of N. C.,
spent Tuesday with relatives. She
wiil return next week for a short
visit.
Mr. II. D. Wiley returned Tues¬
from a visit to his sou in Ocal
Fla.
Mr. R. f). McDonald, of Win¬
spent a few days this week
his brother, Dr. T. J. Mc¬
The Kellutn’s arrived Tuesday lo
spend the summer at their farm in
Blue Ridge district.
Miss Perry spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ed Trotter and left Monday
for Dahlonega, where she is at¬
tending summer school.
Miss Jonenl Nelms returned to
her home in Commerce Sunday
ifter a visit with her sister, Mrs.
as. P. Davidson.
Miss Lois Henderson arrived ai
home last Friday for summer holi¬
days.
You must havejthe permission
from the (owner before you can
lawfully fish.
Mr. J. M. Price and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cofer, of
Washington, Ga.. spent Sunday
with Mr. K. S. Price and family
and at Neel Gap.
We are requested to state that
everybody is invited to the 15 . Y.
P. U. every Friday night at 8 P.M.
The local cream date lias been
changed from Thursdays to Satur¬
days. The next sale day will be
Saturday, June 22.
The annual meeting of the Geor¬
gia Association of Commercial
Secretaries will meet in Grilles
vilje June ji. Marvin Allison is
president ot the association. After
idjournment in the afternoon of
|une Hist the members will go to
Helen. A meeting will be held at
Helen before their departure. These
fellows tire in a position to be ol
inestimable worth to White coun¬
ty, and we all should do everything
111 our power to make their stay
amongst its pleasant and enjoyable.
Miss Estelle Frederick, of At
anta, spent the week-end with
Misses Jessie and Addie Davidson
during their visit home.
Rev. 11 . 11 . Humphries filled the
regular appointment fir Rev. B.
W. Kilpatrick in the Methodist
church Sunday night due to the
former's illness.
A special meeting of tiie B, Y.
P. I', will he held Friday night.
Diplomas will be awarded those
taking the study course. Prof. C.
E Warren will speak. You should
hear him.
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Legal Advertisements
Georgia, White County.
To whom it myy concern:
W. W. Pilgrim, a resident of said stale
and county, having in due form made
application fo, letters of guardianship of
the person and property of Garland,
John and Vener Pilgrim, minor grand¬
children of petitioner, who are residents
of said county, notice is hereby given
that his application will be heard at the
next term of the court of Ordinary of
said county on the first Monday in June
instant. Witness my hand and official
signature. June 3 rd 192b.
A. I.. Dorsey, Ordinary.
Georgia, White County.
Whereas M. J. Williams, administra¬
tor of Eugene S. Jarrett, represents to
the court in his petition duly tiled that
he has fully ndminiatered the Eugene S.
Jarrett estate. This is, therefore, to cite
all persons concerned, kindred and
creditors, to show eaua , if any they can,
why said administrator should not he
discharged from his administration, and
receive letters of dismission on the first
Monday in July, 1929.
A, 1.. Dorsey, Ordinary.
Georgia, White County.
To whom it rnay concern:
C. K. Hulsey, guardian of tqe person
and property of P. 8 . Dorsey, who has
been adjudged an imbecile, having ap¬
plied to the undersigned Ordinary for
leave to sell a portion of the estata of
his said ward for the purpose of paying
debts and taxes, both state and county.
This is to cite all persons interested to
he and appear at the July term. 1929, of
t he Court of Ordinary of said county and
show cause, if ahy they can, why said
application should not be grauted ami if
no cause is shown to the contrary said
application will be granted as prayed.
This the 3rd day of June 1929.
A, L. Dorsey, Ordinary.
Georgia, Wnite County.
Will be Hold before the court house
door in said county on the first Tuesday
in July 1 929, next., within the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bidder for
cash the following described property to
wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in the second land district of
said county and being parts of lots land
numbers 13 I, 133, t09, 101 and 110 in
said second district of said county, con¬
taining 220 acres of land more or less
and known as the A. H.Henderson place
in Blue Creek district of said county and
later known as the Jack Mooie place
and fully described by metes ami bounds
in
Dixon, Said deed dated Keb. 27th 1920
and recorded in the Clerk’s office of said
County in record of deeds hook “S”,
pages 350 and 351, which deed is by
reference made a pa't of description and
a more comjdete (description of the
property herein referred to.
Said above described land in the
possession of C. W. Dixon. Said land
levied on as the property of C. W.Dixon
to satisfy a ti fa issued from the Superior
court of said comity on the 2 tith day ot
April 192b in favor og Cleveland Grocery
company against K. D. ^Thurmond and
0. W. Dixon. This .June 5th i92M.
W. A. Jackson, Sheriff
Georgia, White County.
To whom it may concern :
Take notice that J. S. Adame and G.
E. Adams have applied for an order
seeking tiie discontinuance of an old
public road, which lias been reviewed
by commissioners duly appointed, and a
a report thereof made on oath by them.
Said road beginning just north of the
residence of J. 8 . Adams and (5. K.
Adams and running by tiie way of the
residence of fi. F. Wofford and 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 tiie residence of J. K.
Ui derwood and being that part of the
old Gainesville and Cleveland old public
road abandoned by the county. Now il
no good cause be shown to the contrary
by persons interested in this matter the
order will be granted on the 17th day of
June 1929.
This the 10th day of May 1929.
A. L. Torsey.
• Ordinary White County, Georgia
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