Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, September 27, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE m LEVELAND COURIER VOL. XXXI, No. 4^ ASBESTOS BUZZING Just from the Mountains. They have begat] to gather ap¬ ples at the Sam Tate orchards. Mrs. Doc Westmoreland and daughter were shopping in Gaines ville Tuesday. Messrs Mark Matheson andPince Burch, of Helen and Hiuwassee, respectfully, wete here Saturday, Gquinociial gale was on time this year. It generally comes in September and sometimes is delay¬ ed until October. Some of our people are disturb¬ ed with seven year itch. Tough on a^fellow with no hands to scratch. Fodder pulling is now being de la^fed by’ a gale that has been blow¬ ing for four days right from Clark esville. Chickens always come home to roast, especially when the east wind is constantly howling. At this time of the year the old cow looks over the fence and sees the astor and golden rod. She thinks they are good. Mr. and Mrs Zuber,ofW iliiams port, Penn., have been .vuutingM r. and Mrs. Bob Roberts for several days. Mr. Zuber worked quite a while for the Williamsport Grii and has been Chief of Police fot the past no years and can now re¬ tire on half pay if he wishes. This is nis second visit here and lie is mere than pleased with this won¬ derful climate. He seems to have the spirit of William Penn, who found the colony of Pennsylvania, and who the Indians dearly loved It is told that no person was evei molested while in Quaker tires:,. He has gone through many hard¬ ships and liiis is one reason why he has a feeiing for Jiis fellowinan. A latiiudinarian in his views fund no two by four. You never know a man for certain until you have dealings with him. Distal.ce lends encliatment to the vie*'. You wonder at the airplanes overhead, the great mogul that draws Hie chain of cars and the great white way in our cities. But the human hand is the greatest arm most perfect piece of mechanism that has ever been constructed. Who lias not felt the force ot tin gentle hands? Whose hands are the most beautiful?—those that are the most useful. They have tried to rule the world by force and arms but the time will come when they call on the gentle hand Then the lion will lie down witli the lamb; the swords will be beat into p'.ow sheares, and you will hear n. mourning of the whangdoodle. We had the pleasure ot going tc Gainesville the other day with Mr Ben Trotter. It was the Hist tiim in 25 months, 8 days, 48 minutes and 45 sec ones. The Fourth Quarterly Conference for Cleveland charge will be heii at Mossy Cteek church the Second Sunday in October. As this is the last quarter of tlit conference year there will be mucl business of interest to ali the churches on the charge. All mem¬ bers of the conference are urged tr attend. It is hoped that the entire mam bership of the charge will be then very best to pay the Pastor’s salary in full at this time, or by Novem ber 10th. Also make a creditabt report on conference cllnms. The Pastor hopes that each church member will feel that it is their church, ar.d feel an interest in it and make a full report on Pastor’s salary and conference claims. B. W. Kilpatrick. Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County VALLEY NEWS Mr. Emory Smith and family, of Atlanta, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Hunt gave the young people 1 cane stripping last Wednesday night. Mr. I. L. Reid and son, Brown, and daughter, Muril, Cuthbert, spent Friday night with their sis¬ ter, Mrs. J. G. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas returned home with them Saturday morning for a few days visit. Mrs. Marion Jackson we nt Gainesville last week to work. Most of the writers seem to be like 11 s scarce of news. Looks something would happen so we could have m >re news to give Tl e Editor and make out county more _______ interesting ................ to the people they would be more eager to read it. Mr, and Mrs. J. II. Campbell and children were, over this way last week on business. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEOR¬ GIA, GAINESVILLE DIVISION. The United States Number 40 at Vs. Law 3140.06 acres of land Proceeding to in Habersham and Condemn Land. White C o a n t i e s, Georgia, Connie Hicks, et al. N O T 1 C E To the following persons who are non¬ residents, to- wit: Lewis Carr; George W.. CWrksoai George w. Clarkson, Trustee; George C. Dutton; Harry Dutton; C. E. Gor don; Sam P. Jeffries o, Jeff, ms; Sam P. Jeffries, or Jefferies, Trustee; C. H. Hobfes; Mrs. Nina 1). E. Jobes ; John E. Mitchell; Clella Stevens Mich erfelder; Mrs. Clara D. McGregor; Oli¬ ver & Hooper Corporation; Lena E. Stevens; J. C. Oakes; W. S. Oakes; C. E. Gordon an incorporator of The American Lumber Company; C. H. Hobbs an incorporator of The Ameri¬ can Lumber Company; Arthur E, Mar¬ tin; A N D The following persons whose resi¬ dences are unknown or who are themselves wholly unknown, towit: fh) The following persons- or their j heirs at law, whose names and resi- j denees are unknown: S. S. Abernathy; j W. W. Abernathy; William Adams; J. | R. Dean; Julie or Jude A. Lyles; T. A. i Sea wright; A. B. Vender; William L. j Walker; Lydia A. Martin; Ellen D. i Clame; Mrs. Dorothy Ramey; f). Cobb; David Bell M. j j Martin; Deuia Ann Brouster; Cora I). Wellwood; Mrs. j Bell Martin Arwood. (b) Heirs at. law of the following j named persons, whose names and res- 1 idences are unknown; Hiatus Aber- j nathy; Georgia A. Abernathy; Mrs. j Mary P. Allison; John Bailey; Johna | than Bailey; I. L. Brown; Dr. L. K. j Burns; Thomas Bussey; James Cham j j bers; Robert Clay; Rebecca Coffee; M. A. Connor; Thomas B. Cooper; Cos¬ well Cross; Thomas Cross; Richard j F. Davis; F. E. Dugas; Lewis A. Du- | j gas; Ben F. Dutton; George B. Ed wards; Jerome England; Jesse Ffy: Robert Heath; B. C. Holcomb; Jesse Hunt; H. S. Janes; J. Lamb John¬ ston; John O. Jordan, Jr.; William Latimore; W. T. Leonard; Elizabeth M. McAfee; Joseph McKee; Robert McMillan; Andrew J. Nichols; Benja¬ min F. Patton; Prior L. Pitner; Rich¬ ard L. Powell; Charles Roberts; Ste¬ phen Smith; Caleb Stephens; S. V. Stewart; Joshua Sutton; Melinda S Sutton; Ella F. Temples; Samuel Walker; William M. L. Walker; Wil¬ liam G. Waller; W. A. Weaver; Ade¬ line Westmoreland; C. C- Westmore¬ land; Reeves Westmoreland; R. L. Westmoreland; W- R- Westmoreland; Edwin P. Williams; George W. Wil¬ liams; American Lumber Company, a Corporation, its successor or assigns, I>. A. Gibson; Byrd-Matthews Lum¬ ber Company, a Corporation, its suc¬ cessors or assigns; AND _ GLEV EL .GEORGIA, SEPT. 27 , 1929 Blue Ridge Mr. Ilomer Satterfield moved from the M. C. Alien place to Swanunnoa, N. C., the 'first ol this week. We wish tii# family good luck. Miss Anita Lunsford left last week to attend College atg States¬ boro, Ga. Mr. Thomas Allen, of Milton county, departed this life* 4 few days since. Thomas was a quite and peaceful man. M>. and Mrs. Boyd Hunt were visiting the family of Mrs! Hunt’s brother, Prof. Wilford Ask, last Sunday. We were able to attend the tneet Dig at xMt. Pleasant last week, but understood that it was a success, We might have gone but at a risk. We were in the cream station at Cleveland the oteer day and notic ed what four of the customers, Messrs G. E. Allen $6 9 2 , W. C. Hood 8.04, K. S. Price 7,44 and J. G. Hunt 9.SS. I am informed that Rev. II. M. Edwards preached a good sermon •il Ml. Pleasant Iasi Sunday. We were en route to church when the until rain come on so and we topk sid'gftpcked dfe^cked k about noon at finer at Mrs.'W. M. Sutterfiel •lifc’jt lind t fien returned home. . We have noticed that it iv'it risky to have fodder down the 22nd. 9 Luck to The ■ Courier readers. , • Mr. J. 11 . Jarrard has crc^i on the, J.irr,i|<j # pljyryp, vt h quite „ differerft what ............■.............. it used be to to J u dge W. C. Miller is making f ; ne [llis year . To all and every person unknown, or non-resident, who claims any right, title or interest 'Tn said described lands, or the funds which may be paid into Court as the result of this proceeding, whether under or in right of any of the above named or other¬ wise; YOU AND EACH OF YOU are required and admonished to take no¬ tice that the United States has filed a petition in the District Court of the United States for the Northern Dis¬ trict of Georgia, Gainesville Division, to condemn 3,146:06 acres of land in Habersham and White Counties, Geor¬ gia, being iu the land lots and dis ¬ tricts of said Counties as follows, to¬ wit: Being land lot 86 and part of land lot. 54, district ’ 13, Habersham County, Georgia; and laud lot 136 and parts of land lots 137 and 153, Di^rict 3, and land lot 10, and parts of land lots 1, 11 and 15 and Southwest part of land lot 13, District 5, and land lots 25 and 62, District 6, Section 1, White County, Georgia, and being known as the lands of Connie Hicks, J- L. Al¬ lison, John H. Jarrard, Mrs. M. A. Adams; Mrs. Effie S. Franklin, Lena E. Stevens, John E. Mitchell, E. E. Abernathy, R. D. Smith, Oliver & Hooper Corporation, and others. This matter will be heard In the United States Court Room at Atlanta, Georgia, on the 30th day of October, 1929, at ten o’clock A. M. U you or either of you have any rights in the premises, or desire to be heard in the matter, you are re¬ quired then and there to make known your objections, if any, your claims as to the value of the property, or your respective interests therein, or in the funds arising therefrom, or any other matters material to your respect¬ ive rights in the property sought to be condemned; otherwise the Court will proceed as to law and justice may ap¬ pertain. YOU WILL THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE In witness whereof 1 have hereunto sot my hand and affixed the seal ot the said United States Court at At lanta. Georgia, this 9th day of Sep tember, 1929. (Seal.) O. C. FULLER, Clerk United States District Court, Northern District of Georgia; BY C. A. McGREW, Deputy Clerk. L®®®.1 News We are requested to announce that Rev. W. N. Turner will preach at Antioch church the First Sunday in October at 11 a. tn. and at 2 p. in. on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 11 . I). Wiley spent the weekend in Rome visiting Mr. and Mrs Waggoner, Mrs. James Somey* of Green ville, S. C.. is uisiting parents,Mr. and Mrs. Lee Head. ’Possum hunting opens Tuesday, Oct. st. Mr. Lester Faulkner has been elected Marshal of Cleveland. i Mr. D. G. Head has on a sale. Mr. E. L, Russell has purchased the stock of the City Cafe and be¬ gan operating it Monday, Mr-. A. J. Jarrard and children speni Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Jarrard. The Northern Georgia Light Y Power Co. have been securing right-of-ways between Cleveland and Clermont this week. It is not know just how many bridges over the streams in White County were washed away Wed¬ nesday night. Col. B. P. Gaillurd, of Gaines¬ ville, was in town a day or two this week on legal business. Mr. Kd Trotter left Sunday Jo accept a position with Gulf Re¬ fining Co. in Atlanta. 4 We have the Greatest Selection O.IC.’sl Used Cars * * • * at the f Lowest Prices in Our History m LOOK ^CHE VRO LET w at fj®3 These Bargains! If you expect to buy a used car this Fall-4 CHEVROLET come in NOW! We have the widest selection of fine used cars in our history. Many of them 11)28 Coupe can scarcely be told from They good new. are A real good coupe for thousands of miles of satisfactory service for someone for —and the prices will absolutely amaze you. H SB75. This is an opportunity to get exactly the car you want—at the price you want to pay. CHEVROLET Attached to the radiator of each of 11)28 Touring cap our reconditioned cars is the famous Chevrolet % & ? Good rubber, paint red “O. K. that Counts” tag. This tag show* m in real first class you exactly what vital units of the car have m shape. .8200. been reconditioned or marked ‘‘O. K.” by our V: DODGE ance expert of mechanics. quality and value. It is your Look absolute for this assur¬ 1 % W-: tag— 102.1 Touring and KNOW that your purchase is protected! I This ear has only been run 5,500 miles. A real buy Cleveland Chevrolet Company for someone who ( LEVELAND, GA wants if for service. *!! ,8175. CIIE\ ROLE I someone. A 1027 teal bargain Cabrolet JustS250 for USED CARS huith an that counts A SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR [PRICE $ 1.50 A YEAB IN ADVANCE The many friends of Mr. II. H. j IInil' will regret to learn of his j morning death which of heart occurred trouble Sunday ! Mr. Marvin Allison has entered into partnership with John I, Kelley at Lawrenceville. Marvin’s many friends wish him well. Mr. B. D. Kilpatrick, of N, ).. is visiting his brother, Rev. B. W. K ilpat rick. Mrs. N. A. Williams and daugh¬ ters, Ruby and Etta, and Mrs. T ,. lml:m Wini;ims spant Friday in Cleveland. M r. Ansi in, ohe of the recei vers ►..... I i ! 1 CASH FOR YOUR PRODUCE I Saturday, Sept. 28,1929 it i 9. A. IW. to 4 P.M. ; : We will have buyer at Telford & Keni i a y 1 mer’s Store and will pay the following I 1 cash prices: I liens 24e lb. Fryers 27e lb. Roosters 12c lb. Guineas 25c each 1 Ducks INc lb. Turkeys 24e lb. 1 Eggs 40c do/. 1 WARREN PRODUCE CO, 1 1 TELFORD G KENIMER of the G. & N. \V. R. R., was in toivuSaturday afternoon fora short time. Mr. Austin, is greatly in¬ terested in the development of this section and believes there is good hopes of the railroad going across the mountain. Rev. C, vV. Henderson, D. D., of Quitman, is conducting a reviv¬ al at Crescent Ilill this week. Mr. Lester Faulkner requests us to state that he will sell hunting and trapping licenses. Rev. W. W. Watkins is doing some good preaching at the Metho¬ dist church this week. Go to hear him.