Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, March 28, 1930, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CLEVELAND COURIER VOL. XXXII. No. D ASBESTOS BUZZING Just from Ihe Mountains. Tlit* people will soon he liatiiiny' their comriu-rCia t-lei i tiizei s. It is now the rule to pny down. People used to tntv on time with a side of merit thrown in. Some may have bought the fertilize in order to get tire inert t. The fruit trees are blooming arid the brow n thrush L ranging, hut sOtezs nrav be IniHicil and the Iruil nipped bv ti e cold wimL nl March .and April. 'I'wo men, emiming to he of Home, tj i.. were in the, section re¬ cent lv seHiitjf pmvdets to kill ehickrn lice. It looks tike thi winter h i- been cold ettnlinh to kttl aril of the lice. What hen- need it’O^t ts more and better feed and ■e xercise. Cow feed is getting short here, Cattle need strong Iced in tite sjirino of the year to brace ll.tem 1 ” .such as corn, cotton meal, beet pulp anti some roughness. Some men go to the dogs, hut it is not the dog’s fault'. There is a chance tor til. L“sit> men and clean men, wild men and rmiii men, w - e men and he-nten, jobbers mid robbers get mat tied. I'iid girts and small girls, ne tt girls stiff sweet gnls, cash girl mi rash ■girl#, crooks and ei ks marry “As a man soweth so shall he TettC It is many years since ■stflteinetit was made blit it still hotds good. If we wish good we Ml mid first plant good seed. There is no economy in buying seeds on a price basis only, quality ls *hnt counts. lake wiil produce like. Everyone will w ish to plant a garden and to enjoy it. It is <*>> most interesting thing in the world to plant something and watch it come up to seek the air and sun shine and then go on to maturity :lttd t he 11 it it ing season. The census enumerators will be around soon to see you all, Be , with , them , while , •■ p-tiPiil as you r in they ask a thousand and , one queu ‘ toms. They will want a record ot yon and every thing on (lie farm, except tile cat and dog. This is not lor taxation purposes but only to Set the world know where we areal. Women and giiK should nut be afraid to tell their ages as lie.se census workers are under oath not to tell it and tio one will know it except the enumerators and the eitmiovet*s ot the Census Bureau. Moses had the first cen¬ tals taken along time ago, hut it sgetnti to have been only the poptt laljoti, Fyery since then at cer-. tain intervals it lias been repeated; by all the progressive Countries, So . !i slioitld he. ready to lend a help ing hand and thus speed up the w,hV - ( VKD OF THANKS We W w-;,h till to express to ... f« r friend-our sinpere apprff,atnm „i tqetr kit.doe and wo ft) of ponsohi tiop tinting the iline and death ol I lie r <thihi. We aUo appreciate the heattlifu! tlg.ol ■■ltVfiii«.....III. ".I* tor till Jhe -y input by .md k indm-xs shown us. May (ioi.lK tichest tjle--ittg be ! Witb them in their progress. Mr. and Mrs. L. M . Wright and Family NOTH E Wiil tv,vreward reward for ror eytdpnpp evmrut-P to , t.ori\Kt eori v Li 'he .in pm i» trly or parties 1 pyt my i-t.wN tcmyue K. oqt^ Trice. ftevoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White Countv SHOALCKLKk ITEMS Mrs. Marion Head, ot Clcrmout. visited bet sister, Mrs. Caroline G'Ke.'lev, last Stttuiuy. ■ Mr. Led West made a business trip to Lula today. Mr. and Mrs. Allnsrt Dorsey and family visited Mr. John A. O Kel¬ ley and family Sunday. Rev. and Mis. Will ( Kindle, nl Daldotiega. visited .Mr. Jolitl Anderson and family Sunday. Shoal Creek school will close iir A[>i it. Misses Leone and Mildred Dor¬ sey and Wiitna Miller called on Mrs. lusie Simmons last Sunday. Mr. Letter West plans U> leave jot (Ihieago tiexL week. Mr. Lon Pierce ithd a Mr,Adams furnished music at Mr. litiuh (> Kelley sSituiday night. j \\ t are informed that Mr. Steve | Anderson took Ids departure liotn I j tins sec! ton a lew di\ ago. Nneooohep and !Satde<* N>w» finite a lew people horn out section attet ded the conceit at ileien Tuesday night given by the Atlanta quartet. Master Richard V\ tight, son of Mr. and Mi*. Klija \\ tight, died March 13 after three. week's Mines j 1'he funeral and burial was at R1 diet'1 st own. j Mi. and .Mis. II. ]. Wdliitm aid daughter, of Flowery Branch, j a ere recent visitors in the Valley. j \j r . um j Mrs. Coleman Alley j Uld a.iuyghtc, have moved to Al¬ j lM , a w j„. rt . they will run a cafe, y\'e wish them a gieat success in rUeir new business, Mr. and Mrs. M aher Brandon mil son and Miss Leona Logan, of Gainesville, spent the weekend with Judge and Mrs. S 1 ! Logan tud family. Rev. J. McD. Richards j ed another of his sutemdid 1 tithe I’re-'byienxii church Sunday. - it which time Maher Wiley Bran- 1 don. Jr., was cln isteiied. I Mr. fl uty Peters-m i\a- a recent J visitor of Mr and.Mis. R. Allen V\' i Ilium- | M is-Cs Winifred and P ittiine j K i-chee, Winnie Cheek and Mr. Howard U heeler, of Baldwin, ! spent the weekend with Mr. ;lll( | \|rs. W. A. Soxeliee and family. .\|t. and Mis. J...... Cumix.i uui , son, of neat Cleveland, spent the | weekenti with Mr. and Mrs. Geo, j M cst more land Miss Aftie Clark, ol Liiiulali ; jVul’,* school, Mi-- Maud Pitman, ,jj' Roy slot*, and Mr. Roy Chirk,ot I Robertstown, and Mrs. -pen. J. the L. Clark. weekend | | wtth Mr, \|r. anti Alts, ib-ihert Lew-. y letted Mr. and .\Jrs. Ben Levvi-,ol npar Cdevelaud, Suiid ty. yy ........ Uliufpil \ V ■ • and 1 i fs . , gh -un, Birmingham j j , last week , with Mr. ttiui Mrs. , ... v 1,. \ | j \\ iSliams. N1 ., ” H HmH ;‘ ” i - A ia, t- in t he \ the) 11 this, writing. Mr. and Mrs Jim Wdliams and | *on, of e Album, A , vpent the - week-etui t, . j I with ,. Mr. m, and , i Mrs. vi,- K. if Allan iv, " ” .tarns and Miss Mary Williams S We .are g td to -tate that Mx. | - R. Lumsden is improving aj'ter be ing confine<l |o her (red ytiity a j yyiii'e with tin, BroL Ash, of Clpvp am!, gave an .jit imrip'iHB interps' ing talk 'a at Crescent ' ........ Hill church Kunday. The dance at the Alley House Saturday night was enjoyed by all present. CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, MOIL 28 , IPSO Melhudisl .Wktt. Rev. 11 C Emory, eider of the Gainesville called a meeting in ClevelandMon ■ 1 tv of the pastors and laymen ilie northern part of the district which was verv helpful to who attended. The program of the Young Peo tr'e’s conference, which is hr neld in Gainesville Mac 3-4, presented by Rev. Claude Haynes, d Young Harris, who is chairman ot the program committee. This year having boon set aside is Pentecostal year by the. Prctek ■ ant churches. The pea-tonal ity, -llicc and witness of the Holy Ghost was discussed hv Rev. H-C. Ktnorv and Dr. VY. JL LaPrade, Sr . Jri his discussion ]Jro. Emory said that lie feared that t he Me. I he fist chinch wti» depending too n vie It 011 its machinery, losing .the power she once had, and stressed he importance of the preacboi having the llolv Spirit in his tile mil message. Dr, 1 /iPrade's mussage was forceful and 'tilting. The Hols Spirit will change men’s conduct tud tcayli them the will Ol the Father giving to them new longues whereby thev will sycak a new language—-a language that will be understood,-—- and have it’s ilfesdr ,*d ellect Upon those who heed. l’liere were twenty-five laymen aiii pastors present. Col. liatii nond I'jImsrmsMn, disliict lay e.tder and lion. Bob Smith, Sun i 11 School secretary of the district, were present. The Woman’s Missionary work md interest was represented by firs. \v, L. Cruhb, of I!nlord, (ia. Mrs. Grttlih is Secretary Woman’s viission.iiy Society, Gainesville Dim. Each pastor and laymen ex¬ pressed themselves /is being very much helped and lifted up by ut • tending t lie meet ing fire generid connniuet' appoint ed by the Women’s Missionary Society to build a Sunday School annex on the , Melbodixl . , .. ... church , . met luesday .. night and , made , plan* . for the building and submitted Item to [lie building committee. Thursday morning lumber was being put on the ground. The sound ol the hammer arid saw will! I l>e beard in ja few days and the | building completed and ready for ! B you lowing not adult already class in to meet Sumjky in. j | a.u School come and bring the child-1 they will be cared jor, a,lt L J0 in our adult class, with Mr. IL jj_ \ V iley teacher. . .................................. Prof. Thodare Sisk, ’ ol I'occoa, l spent Tuesday mgivt with Mr, and I | .vlis, kY. A. Sosebet*. j and Mi. -1 WI „ fcVUl , or , ot Mr . . Charlie C'btircli at HaheCshau'iMills j vlisK n , lril Jl»Ki»A of Helen. I j wilts a recent visitor ' in the \ rtifey. i | ...^ „ " " Abernathy, i ’ vIrs '-j * ' Kmi . . ami M'ssM , Ltt a and ,. ul Murtl ^ A6erna| - - - ,, v> • of R.Aertslown. -- are .................»■■"! Mr.iuvii Mr*, j. L K^mru . j »<■,« vi.l.ii.K in O.s V,lloy; . Tin- ... little children ., at the , ..... Wil- 11 ,] A . -1 , "' ...... .... i dams ii(|IiU1( Home, , Ut% xvi who .o hove hove been been quite quite; i t ill ill with with Hu, Hit, , , are are feeling feeling quite quite good good! , Mr.-. Carlton Adgy w 4 *> 111 rkegvilie prirlay v ~ ■- • . •■ .s. .~ THE RiSHT WAY TQ TRAVEL by train, The safest, Most eom fortable. nrr»ewrxr: West «‘»n i«««"** reliable. Costs Jess. ^k«t Agent, regarding greatly reduced fares for short tnps. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM — ■■■ B . -----------------— y . Subscribe For fouler Leaf Leaflets The farmers in thi. part are getting along fine with their farm woik. They ate hauling their fer tilize from Cleveland getting ready to raise some ten cent cotton. Mrs. Othella Black, who has been seriously ill fm some time with uppeiidicitin is .some better. Bom to JMr. and Mrs. J. K Kenirner. Feb. rqti,, u boy, Mrs, D. F. Bentley has spent several days with her ilephew . Mi lorn Corn, of Bum Ridge, Qi, Mr. A. L Chapmuo hu$ freer very i'l for some time. We hope he tv ill snot* recover. Born to \Ir. ami Mrs. Grill Al¬ lison, Fell. 13, a boy. Mr. Thomas O’Kellet was Carri ed to Franklin. N, C. to be oprjftn nd on for hemurhuids. Mr. John Alexander, wife aim laughter. Miss Nellie, were visir ng Mr. and Mrs. Tint Ainx.mdei a lew day s ago. ’rot. John Alien lias closed hi school in Habersham county, Mr. Marlin Barrett, son of Mr md Mrs. \V. I,. B irrett, Ot Demu¬ rest, tin,, while assi ting his father md others in tearing down 1 chimney on his father’s farm hen got seriously injured bv some ot the rocks or limbers hitting him He was IwTbr.kert unconscious foi sometime, but is recovering rapid V Mr. Horner Alexander find family, of Atlanta, were vUitinp relatives here a tew dny« ago. Mrs. Jane Thampson visited lier gtaniidatighter, Ytrs, links Barden, ol Atlautr, Saturday night, Mrs. K-tebe McAllister has l>eei vary sick for .1 few days hut is bet¬ ter now. Mr. M . 1 . Stov ill, ol Niicyochei was in this coriimitnii v last Safin d.vy on business. Mr, j. B. Simmons, ShoulCreek correspondent, sure bit the keynote tast week. OAKI S CHAPEL fit*'* -Mrs. Ini Black and little daugh t*-‘ r , Nera , Mae, of Leal, arc visit tag her mnt her, M vs. J tin Stovall, A present. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MtCnl their ( | tt ,„ (tIu j children returned to burner in Cloveliind, Tenu .,j 1 r i a few days with relatives erei \Ye are sorry to sty Miss Mary , London, , who , very til, . is - not , un • ts ■ proving. Mr. Philip Stovall, of Hyivia. spent hit weekend with ttoinefolka. We arc giud to say Mr. Charlie ^. after ,K ' U s attack children of puettmoniu. uc improving j : an I Mr. Mr. |. 11 Stovall anti am. j ;uu! Mr-. Cannou and th.tigh Etbei, attended preaching ! at Cool Spring^umiay after .......,,,1 I Kl , M , fferil * |m[ |ui judge, , j |, \\ yy. H. H- r«defwoori I ndeftvooo j ' ye ^ . down ; .... Simttay Kim . nay , morning mnttmig to t<> ,. uijvvn Blue miff Creek Cri-ek and atm made made an an tntvrrest- \nt«trest- , mg t ii(i about the uplntilding oi ruml phurghes and the- surprising results you bet by planting an acre in something to -r i t >r the beneli of the church and also to to use for chairty He called this acre \ •God Acre, ____—, oii j AdyerUHOf^ tlie CkiH iuferi •, cates the machinery of business j “ niL ROGUE SONG" her.il. ed as one of the most elaborate a 1,1 talking musical pictures cm the > 93 ° calendar ->f Metro Goldwyn Mayor, w ill open -Monday at Hie Capitol Theatre. Atlanta, with Lawrence Tibbvtt. Metropolitan >pera star us its featured player and a supporting cast which in chides Catherine Dale Owen, Wal¬ lace MacDonald, Judith Vnselli Kite Price, Linnet Behrmre, lames Batdbury, Jr , N .uce O’Neil, Bun Mclntosl), Florence Lake and the Bo eh comedy team of Lame! and H a tai v. I t,e production was filmed e-ti itely in I’ecbnicolor and war firccit-d by Lionel Barrvmvre Tib Hitt’s song numbers, ranging troir -pur a tic arias to simple love bni trds, wete written by iletber; Stothart and Cltfl’-artl lirey wit! 'titerpoint 1 otts by Franz I,oh.tr. E ■it Alscti, V\ uglier hi 11 sopra no, sins, s 1 special number accompanied bv « ■vometr’s chorus. A symphony or hestra accompanies the songs, xliich include “Once in the tieor ;:an fitlis “ The X art at i vt" “Tin Rogue Song'’ "The Shame Fry ’ ’lo Live, To Love" “When 1’u Looking at You’’ Little Dove’" ant Tt'.e Bandit Chorus,” II irty nore, who was launched t< lirectorial fume in “Madame ,V tod who is today one of the ace talkie direvMeits of the imiu-trv, Li< . it-ves that in the Fiiihett picture te It ul ditecled ids biggest prodm - ion to date l‘he iilory is lay Fraeees Marion, with dialogue of Jufm Colton, ot ’Ruin'’ a up “Sb.mgbae Gesture” 'time, add concerns it singing bar, lit chict in the Caucasus Muuu ains, 11 sort of Robin Hood wlu fall- in love wilJi a princess, goes hrough fiery adventure for hei, uid tiiiidty W ins Iter love. If is -r,t m the rugged Caucasus Mountain-, with castles, bcauiiittl gardens' me tolorful gypsy villages .is its Joe ties Tib bet I and ids band do daring tricks in horsemanship and in mit tceue an entire chorus sing^ on galloping noises. The Slur, first American tc ichieve the topmost tank in grant! opera, is- f nnous for such roles as “ Ton a-, ’“Telramiiin'T’, "Sc.irjtia” md others at the Met ropi I it an lloii»e, and is international y known tts the great-, st iuritoiu 1 today. * His career is interesting. lit .vas Ixirtt in California, the son ol 1 pioneer t vro-gun Western Sheriff ; went to setiool in Lot* Ansgies aftcu lather hud been killed caplin .McKinney, the famous bandit ; a stage actor; when his was discovered hy Joseph lie went tv> New York, his appearances nr the took operagoers by Bulging from the past vve arc that it is just as impof to elect an honest and it c.-iptt legiolttture as it is to elect . governor. .... I he people , of . me beginning 10 realize i *'» d wilt xhe electmt. important nnd constructive ilie peibonnei of the . lew "'3-....... b.l<>,e . 1 , t- r™ adjourned ti measure came up the unant, nottg con «,f fhoxe present. One mem voted , against . it. 1 only oe { , he could . , give wins that , it a certain senator s bill and tie was “again” it. This is now before congress. It fail to straighten it out there wii! lose i^G.uoo a year in lera! fund*- until the next legisla tuve uiee.s. And itli because one was ruled »y his prejudice in.dc-ari of by Jn honest desire to Swoh i-icku *h.ouk! be leij. at horne.- -Comtnerc [PRICE # 1.50 A YK.il IN ADVAMK The Uuws of '.'io-sler, Kujpaafl, art passageways along tlte fronts of Ujias of htiHses over rite ground floor and under tin.* front part of the upp.-r ttoiii* so that the rheyt upper story Is tivailalde for shops, 'the How* are readied from the street by stair*.This is uu old meaning of “rows,” ami it is row obsolete except when capitalised and referring to the Rows In Oils par¬ ticular place. Lifstime is Colieg* Probably die Ufe L»r. William Ctii hrn Kemp held Hie record for the tong. i*t career of college, study in Amer Ich. At the age of eighteen & iegecy bequeathed him a stated tncowe as long as he remained tn college. A* a conaoijtieuee he attended classes at Co lumhia university for sixty years, ae tjulrfng in that rime a score of de KTeO*. Race Track Not* A French artist recently <1 rim «* race-track scene for the fashion pages of the Woman’s Home Cotapaa* but- When the sketch was received, It was noticed that one horse was run¬ ning around the wrong way. Asked for an explanation, the iiuSck-wlttod Frenchman replied; “Ha is at left* handed lmrse, quite common, to France 1” Iiu»u#m S*t»f»ctu>B The need of insurance is a fm»ic rn-ert—primal, intuitive, fundamental, dfi.'f-jjremvatimi. yeanling for Lmmcr talh.v, love of family, ambition, Uu-lff, fear, the sad tifteriuath of war, the susTaining solidarity of co-operation, nit (leittand and arc to a great extent met nnd satisfied hy some sort of In* surunce.—Brno.sr Elmo Cetkin*. Tobatcco Cuitivatioa Tobacco was first introduced Into Spain from Santo DopiiCifo utnl thence i«to France in I.S59, The cul¬ ture of tobacco fit ti,e United Stete# began in Virginia with the earliest; settlement of that colony. Tlier* i» a record »f it being cultivated to Jamestown a* early as 103b. Known by Variooa Hmm— There nre four military tynns tu u*e for (tic flag— flag, color, etandnrd and ensign. King is n genera) rerat. A color is h ting curried by uninouuted units. A standard j s n tj u;t cartiwi by mounted or motorized units. An en¬ sign is u flag down on sftip* and wualJ boats. Roundabout LogisI*ti«n There is no provision ia the Co imi¬ tation for the repeal of an amend to aor. arid no amendment h«s ever boeni re pealctt. Mosr »Yttln)riti*ic agree tfrnt the on)}’ way u> accomplish sucli su object would he to pit?*! another aineudiMi.-nr to tumul the pccvtonn turicndiuenk Sound Ad»ic« For the love of a umriber of things that are desirable, take the advice of an old chump, young man or young woman, and put at least a little money away whenever you are paid your wages.—f’iyrtJand Oregout*. Community Wt*A In every garden there are the weed*, nnd lu every human coaitnaoiiy there a re the indlvidoais who cotrespoinj to the weeds in a gardeo, fattening off ot* the substance of the useful.—F,\ cltnnge. CabU Center Sixteen sub marine cables, tin king up all purls of the world, ate joined to the Azores, where the c«Me tgs change is nicknamed the “Chm-'.i.g Cross of thy Atlanttc.'' BUipbemou# Burletque The Black Mass wag h ceremony pnteticed lit the so-called worship of Sybuii as a burlesque of the Christian Mass, during the time of the SiXt-eefitU ceil rury. Hsimr i* All Cr*f t« A good occupation is better tbaa a golden girdle. Thrice happy they who have an occupation, Be pot ashamed of your craft. There are tricks bt ati trades but ours. Early Inscription* Josephus, historian ot the First een tur.y 1 . 5 . said the art of wriitng we.v very old—that he had seen Inscrip¬ tions by Seth, sou of Adam. Marks of Grea toss* A really great man ia kue**a by three signs—generosity in the desigti, humanity iu the execution, and mod¬ eration in success.—Bismarck. Venerable Flags Tite flag of Feu mark ts said fo be the oldest unaltered flag iu the world. Its <r<k— dates back to J 21tf. The Italian flag (lutes back to 1310. On the Wrong Road “De tnaa dat uchber helps nobody else,” said Uncle Uben. “Is liable t.< git vvbar be ain't even helpin' hisgeit,'' —WMbingron Slav.