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THE“‘CLEVELWD’ETCOURIER
VOL. XXXII. No. 34
ASBESTOS BUZZING
.fust from the Mountains.
Mr. Linton Adams lias bought
lightning rods for his house. The
people formally were afraid ot
thunder but lightning is what they
dread now.
The month of June has been very
cold so fai and is generally follow¬
ed by rain.
All of the candidates are good
clever fellows, but we can’t vote
for all of them. They are -een
here daily and certainly know how
to shake hands. There is not a
single one but who would make
a good Fax Collector. l ime is
\ery short and let us make up our
minds and do the best we can for
them all.
Talk about your blackberry jam,
strawberry jelly and apple dump¬
lings, but give its, Oh! give us
plenty, p'euty of corn bread and
milk and butter. You will grow
tired of all things but the last men¬
tioned. There was a time when
the cow had plenty ot free range
and returned home at night with a
flowing udder. W hen the cow
did not come home in the eveving
when you were a boy you would
plow all day and then walk six
miles at trip;lit to hunt her. Hoys
do not get tired like older people.
W hen you went a fishing and fail
ed to get any fish you returned
with a load of oak bark. They
would Tack some old fashioned
yeast bread and with plenty of
fresh butter and milk were too
good for a king.
Mr. S. 11 . McGee departed this
life-last Saturday night and was
hurried at the Cleveland cemetery ;
last Sunday evening. The burial
services were conducted by Rev. J.
L. Merritt. Mr, McGhee moved
to this section over 4 o years ago
from the hills ol Lumpkin. lie
lived to the ripe age of Sy He
served with distinction in the Lost
i
Cause and was at the siege ofYicks
i:t Capt. R. K. Asbury’s company,
lie lived very close to nature and
yielded bountifully to his efforts lie !
farmer in Hie true sense and ;
wgs a
dug out his living from mother
earth by honest toil. One could j
enlarge on his virtues hut space !
forbids. In the prime of his man¬
hood he had a constitution almost
hke iron works, but all will be
laid low by the cold hand of death
by and by. lie leaves 3 daughters
and 2 grand children.
Clarkesville, Georgia.
May 2«, 11*30.
To the Voters oftlte NortheasternCircuit:
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
l-e-edeetion to the office of Solicitor Gen¬
eral subject.to tise September Primary,
a-id earnestly ask your support.
Thanking yon.in advanca, I am,
Yours very truly,
ROBERT Mo.MILL AN.
Ur. Ton. Underwood and son.
Fr ink, of May sville, were visitors
ot Judge J. \V. II. Underwood
Monday .
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SHOAL CREEK ITEMS
The candidate! t he candidate!
Lie is up early anti late.
Going from house to house,
Eating goodies and hog meat souse.
The candidate! the candidate!
She is up early and late,
Fixing her oiir powdering lie face,
Dressing in satin, silk and lace.
The candidate ! the candidate !
All are up early and late,
Shaking hands, talking lor votes,
W alking through fields ol corn
and oats
All so nice, to the people so clever,
And, if elected, their books
will never.
Show a shortage they truthfully
say,
To the state and county oil
settlement day.
The candidate ! the candidate !
All are up early and late,
Like the bee that sucks for honey,
And what most of them want
is the mone.
Methodist News.
Revival services will begin at
Cleveland Methodist church next
Fourth Sunday morning. Ur. J. |
Vt. Radford, of Winder, Ga., will!
do the preaching. Rev. William I
Greenwav, our former pastor, will’
have charge of the music.
Let’s ipake this a community re¬
vival. To do so we must have the
cooperation of all the
Christian people of the community.
1’alk to your friends about the re¬
vival. Plan for it ; pray for it ;
work for it, and we may leel as¬
sured that (rod will give the in¬
and the community will be
blessed.
H. W. Kilpatrick.
Co tiie Voters of White County:
Having been solicited by thousands of
citizens of the Ninth district by letter,
personal solicitation and otherwise to al
low the use of my name in the forth¬
coming primary election to succeed my¬
self in Congress, 1 have decided to yield
10 their wishes. Many have expressed
the opinion that my services are especial
ly needed by the people during the next
erm, and as they have been good enough
to honor and trust me in the past, and as
they have presented the matter in the
light of a public duty, 1 would lie un¬
grateful not to respond to their express¬
ed wishes now. The pride of nty life is
to doing wbat the people want me to do
tttd it will lie a lab(n* of love to me in
working for them. As I have the assur¬
ance of my friends that my name will lie
placed upon the ticket in each county in
the district. I trust 1 may receive a large
majority of the votes east in every coun¬
ty at the primary election to be held on
September 10.
Sincerely,
THOMAS M, BELL,
May 20, 11*80.
He sure tint all your taxes un¬
paid before presenting yourself to
vote.
The revival at the Cleveland
Methodist church begins Sunday,
j 11 ite 22.
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CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, JUNK 13, L980
OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Mr. John O’Kel’ey, of Atlanta,
is visiting homefolks at present.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Johnson
and George Johnson, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.J.
G. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ranks and
Miss Ada Shelnutl visited relatives
in Habersham Sunday.
Miss Ola Mae McCollum has re¬
turned home after spending several
weeks in Lexington, N. C.
Mrs. Corbett Johnson and sons,
Corbett and Donald, of Lexington,
N. C , are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. A. T. Whitworth is suffer¬
ing severely Irom rheumatism at
present.
Mr. J. II. Stovall and Raymond
and Anna utiendedQuarterJy meet¬
ing at Habersham Mills Sunday.
TESNATEE VALLEY NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jarrard
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. T.W, Warwick
Mr. Jesse Black was in this sec¬
tion Saturday night and Sunday.
Prayer meeting is progressing
nicely A large crowd was out
Suixl ty night. Mr. T, W. War¬
wick was appointed leader next
Sunday.
Rev. J. G. Young filled his reg¬
ular appointment at Mt. View
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. W. N Turner will preach
at Mt. View church the third Sun¬
day at three o'clock.
Mr. T. W. Warwick gave the
young people an ice cream supper
Wednesday night of last week,
which was enjoyed by a large
crowd,
Miss Ruby Wheeler, of Atlanta,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. |. E. Wheeler.
All voters who desire to do so
can vote at Cleveland next Wed
oesday.
Mr. Ollie Allen has took over
the BTiirsville mail and is carrying
it.
Through the iniluence and ener¬
getic efforts of Congressman Tho«.
M. Hell the Post Office Department
has agree to pay the G & N. W.
R. R. an agreed amount of money
and the passenger service will con¬
tinue. Thanks to Congressman
Hell. Don’t you see the necessity
of keeping Tom Bell in Congress.
Notice 01 Sale 0! Personal Property
Georgia, White County.
By virture of an order from the Court of Ordinary of said
county, granted on the 31st day of May, 1930, will be sold at
the residence in the Town of Cleveland of J. M, Miller, de¬
ceased, within the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following property of the estate of J. M. Miller, de¬
ceased:
All the household and kitchen furniture; consisting of beds,
bedding, bed springs, dressers, rugs, carpets, tables, wash
stands, quilts, sewing machine, clocks, cook stove, dishes,
knives and forks, and general furnishing for a large house¬
hold and all farming tools. Lawn mower, saws, surrey and
canned fruit. Also 500 bundles of fodder and about 60 bush¬
els of corn. Corn and fodder to be delivered where stored.
The above is the furnishing for a large household!
consisting of more than 300 different articles to¬
gether with a large amount of farming and carpen¬
ter tools, a good quantity of canned fruit, etc.
Said Sale To Take Place On The 14th Day ol Jane, 1930
Mrs. Blanche Jarrard and J, F. Miller, Admmistra‘ors,
of the Estate of J. M. Miller, deceased.
Hull County Official Commits Suicide
" Gainesville, Ga,, June 8.—F. E.
O. Welchel, 45, tax collector of
Hall county, committed suicide at
his home shortly after noon today.
He shot himself through the breast
with a double-barrelled shotgun,
using a broom handle to touch off
the trigger,
Mr. Welchel has served three
terms as county official. Members
of the family were unable to assign
Itjcause for the tragedy.
-Mrs. Welchel said she and her
five children were on the front
pbrch of their home when they
h|t\rd the report of the gun- Rush¬
ing to the living room, Mrs. Wel¬
chel found hej husband lying on
the floor. A physician was sum¬
moned but 'he died five minutes
later.
Mr. Welchel attended church
services in the morning and ap¬
peared cheerful throughout the din¬
ner hour, according to Mrs. Wel¬
chel. lie left no messages.
Prominent in church uud civic
activities, Mr. Welchel wag one of
Gainesville’s must prominent citi¬
zens.
An interesting informal affair of
Tuesday evening, June 3rd, was
(lie “Treasure Hunt” given for
their Sunday School class by Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Miller.
After searching for the Treasure at
many places, which included
'Skeet’s Place,” the school house
and cemetery it was finally found
in the yard of the hostess by Miss
Fulu Sue Kenitner and Mr.Clifford
Blalock. On opening it proved to
be u box of candy. The booby
prize was won by Miss Jennie Ed¬
wards and Mr. Hobert Trotter.
When this party of young peo¬
ple arrived refreshments were serv
edThe hostess were assisted in en¬
tertaining by their sister, Miss
Lillian Miller, ot MaySviile, Ga.
Those present were: Misses
Mildred Russell, MagdaleneWhite,
Nellie Palmour.Dora Ella Kilpat¬
rick, Grace Palmour, Louise Mc¬
Afee, Jennie Edwards, Eula Sue
Keninter, Willie MaeCooley, Ethel
Edwards, Lore tie Erwin, Louise
Edwards, Lura Nell Palmour, Lil¬
lian Miller, and Mrs. W. A. Rus¬
sell, Messrs Raymond Barrett, Hu¬
bert Trotter, Dean 'Thomas, Ernest
Henderson, Clifford Blalock Cha.
Henderson, Lambert Menders,Free¬
man Kilpatrick, Moody Menders
and Arthur Humphries.
All political announcements
must be paid in advance.
[PRICE *1.50 A YE \h IN ADVANCE
Announcements
For TAX COLLECTOR
To the Voters of White county:
I announce myself a candidate for the
office of Tax Collector of While County to
fill the unexpired term of J. H. Campbell,
subject to the special election to be held
June iS by the Ordinary.
I will greatly appreciate your vote and
influence in behalf of my candidacy.
T. Ff. Turner.
To the Voters of White county:
l hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Tax Collector of White County for the
unexpired term of J. II. Campbell, subject
to the special election to be held by the
Ordinary on June 1,8.
1 feel that 1 am competent to fill the of¬
fice in an efficient manner, therefore your
vote and influence will be greatly appreci¬
ated .
Ross l.. Mize.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Tax Collector to fill the unexpired
term of j. H. Campbell, resigned.
If i am elected I. promise to till the office
1 .1 the very beft of my ability, and I will
appreciate the support of the voters in the
coming election. This the 16th day of
May, 19jo.
• Ed Trotter.
To the voters of White county
This is notice to the citizens of White
county that I am a candidate for Tax
Collector to till the unexpired term of J.
H. Campbell, resigned, subject to (Ite
special election t- be held on the, 1st It of
.June, 1 980.
I will greatly appreeiate the support of
the voters as possible, and if I am elect¬
ed, I promise the best, service that is
possible for me to rentier.
V. S. N ieholson.
To the votei-s of White county -.
i am a candidate for Tax Collector to
till the tinexp'ied term of J. H. Camp¬
bell. resigned.
As one of his bondsmen 1 will take
care of his shortage to the county, as far
as the commissioners of the present
term will permit, after deducting uty
actual expense.
If the people will elect toe I will pledge
myself to redeem the county from the
loss incurred.
Respccllnlly,
J. A. fainter
To the voters of White county:
I hereby announce myself for TnxCol
lector of White county to till the iinex
pit-ed terinofJ.il. Campbell, subject
to a special election to be held June J8.
I would appreciate your vote and in¬
fluence. I have went day arid night dur¬
ing flu and now this is the only time 1
every asked for support, so I will thank
my friends to do nil they can on June 18.
Ur. W. R. liulgin.
To the voters of White County :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Tax Collector to till the
unexpired term of.J. 11. Campbell, sub¬
ject to the Htiecial election to be held on
June 18.
I promise a faithful performance ot
the duties of the office if elect ml. Your
note and influence in behalf of my can¬
didacy will be greatly appreciated.
George E. A Hen,
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Tax Collector of White
county to till the unexpired term of J.li.
Campbell, subject to a special election to
be held ill said county on June IS, 1930.
My experience as a bookkeeper and
assistant cashier of The Bank of Helen
for the past nine years is evidence of my
qualification to till the office in an efli
cierii and businesslike manner.
I will appreciate the support of the
voters in the coming election, and if
elected. 1 promise to till the office to the
very best of mv skill amiability.
Miss Arispab Allison.
To the voters of White county :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Tax Collector to till the
uiicxpiredtermofJ.il. Campbell, sub¬
to the special election to be held on
June i8.
I will not he able to make a persona)
canvass to seek your vote and influence
because all of my lime will be needed in
my crop, and I do not wish to detain
of you f oin laboring in your crops
where I realize you will be busily en¬
Therefore, if I fail to see you
accept this as my personal ap¬
for your vote and influence, which
lie highly appreciated.
Walter B. Robinson.
For The Courier
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Tax Collector of White county to fill
the unexpired term of J. II. ■ Campbell,
resigned.
1 have paid taxes in White county for
twenty-three years, and it would be a
pleasure for me to serve the county as
Tux Collector for*this term.
If I am elected 1 will do my best to fill
the office in the right wav. i will appre¬
ciate the support of all the voters in the
coming election.
This May 26th, 11)30.
G. W. Anderson,
To the voters of White county:
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for Tax Collector of White county to fill
the unexpired term of J. U. Campbell,
resigned.
I will not be able to ace all the voters,
so 1 trust that you will accept this as a
personal visit and that you will favor me
with your vote^and influence which will
he greatly appreciated.
E. 0, Hefner.
To the voters of White county, Ladies and
Gentlemen :
&I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Tax Collector to till the unexpired
term of J. IT. Campbell, subject to the
special election to lie held June it*.
If elected, 1 promise to fill the office to
the best of my ability. Your vote and in¬
fluence will tie greatly appreciated.
J. P. -Saxon.
To tin*, voters of White county:
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Tax Collector to till the unexpired
term ol J. II. Campbell, subject to the
special election to be held June 18.
On account of my physical condition at
the present 1 will mot be able to canvass
the county and sc - the voters in person,
therefore I trust you will accept this as
my personal appeal for your vote and in¬
fluence which will be greatly appreciated
W, A. (Bill) Russell.
To the Voters of White county:
1 hereby announce mysel, a candidate
for Tax Collector to fill the unexpired
term of J. H. Campbell, subject to the
special election to be held June 18.
It will bo impossible for me to make a
personal visit to all the voters due. to all
ot nty time being needed in my crop,
therefore 1 trust you will accept this as
my personal appeal for your vote and
influence, which I assure you will tie ap¬
preciated very much.
Barney Hooper.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate,
for llie offie of Tux Collector of White
county, subject to the special election to
lie nchl June 18.
I will appreciate the support of all the
voters, and if elected, will promise to
discharge the duties of the office in an
efficient and businesslike manner.
Respectfully,
S. L. Brown.
To the voters of White county:
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for Tax Collector to fill (he unexpired
term of J. II. II. Campbell, subject to
the special election to lie held June 18.
It will be impossible for me to be able
to canvass the county and see the voters
due to the physical condition of my
grandfather, so I trust you will take this
as my personal appeal for your vote and
influence, which will be appreciated,
Clarence Cooley.
To the votei s of W hite county :
I do hereby announce myself a .candi¬
date for Tax Collector to till the unex
pired term of Jamie Campbell, and will
appreciate all votes that are cast for me
on the 18 th day of June. If elected, i
will discharge my duty as Tax Collector
according to law and the best of my
ability.
Elbert L. Kanaday.
NOTICE
We have installed a new outfit
for charging -d] kinds of batteries.
4 our patronage will be appreciated
Cleveland Chevrolet Co.
NOTICE.
The Sanitary Committee of the
Fown of Cleveland earnestly de¬
sires that every citizen exert
enough civic pride, as well as a
means of health preservation, to
thoroughly clean all their outbuild
ngs and toilets before an inspec¬
tion is imperative,
Sanitary Com, Town of Cievelaud
