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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
VOL. XXXII, No. 42
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Just from the Mountains.
Messrs V. R. Hunter and W.H.
Wagner passed through on their
way to Neel Gap recently.
Mr. Oliie Turner moved back to
the C. II. Thurmond place last
weekend.
The candidates are sending out a
lot of mail from their headquarters
in {Atlanta.
An airplane passed over last
Saturday going from Chxrkesville
to Dahlonega.
Rev. B. W. Kilpatrick passed
through Sunday to till his appoint¬
ment at Chattahoochee.
Mr. Walter Kinsey and family,
of Chicopee Mills. Juere out this
way Sunday riding in their new
W hippet.
Governor L. G Hardman passed
this way on his. way from his sum¬
mer home in beautiful Nacoochee.
Three-fourths of the earth’s sur¬
face is water and one-fourth is land
anp yet everytime there is a dry
-pel! they allow this earth is surely
drying up. In the gieut economy
of nation nothing is lost. There is
as much water as ever, but this
side on which we live is getting
all warped on account of these dry
spells.
The world today is looking for men
who are not tor sale; men who are
honest, sound from center to cir¬
cumference, true to the heart s
coro,men with conscience as steady
as the needle to the pole, men who
will stand for the right if the
heavens tall and the eartli totters,
men who can tell the truth and
look the world in the eye,men who
neither brag nor run, men wlu,
neither flag nor flinch, men who
can have courage without shouting
to it, men in whom the courage ol
everlasting life runs still, deep and
strong, men who know their tiles
sage and tell it, men who know
their place and till it, med who
know their business and attend U
it, men who will not lie, shirk 01
dodge, men who are not too la/.)
to work nor proud to be poor, met
who are willing to eat what the)
have earned ami not ashamed to
tuy NO” with empliisis. There
are men whose only creed is greed,
who daily roles the weary foot-sort
traveler,whose conscience are sear¬
ed with 1 hot iron. You all havi
seen this bird. ••Sweet bird tli
bower is ever green, thy sky is
ever clear.”
C ARD 01 THANKS
We wisli to thank our neighbors,
friends and kindred for the assist¬
ance rendeied us during the sick
ness, death and burial of our be
loved, father, 1 *. S. Dorsey. W t
especially thank those who volun
tered the u-e ol their cars for tin
very large funeral procession, a 1 st
vve de-in to thank Dr. Neal fur bi>
faith ulness in attending our lath
er and Dr. Bwjgin for his friendly
aid given us. Family.
A. L. Dorsey and
Missionary News
The Literary meeting of the
Woman’s Missionary .Society will
be held at the home of Mrs. J. H.
Telford Wednesday afternoon,Aug
13 at 4 IN XL
Messrs J. 11 Telford and Mrs
.
C. H. Edwards will have charge ol
praver meeting Wednesday night,
Aug. 14. Everybody invited.
Advertising is the oil that lubri¬
cates the machinery of busiuess.
Try it.
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Mr. and Mis. Oscar Jackson and
Mr. J. G. Johnson visited Mr. and
Mrs, Corbett Johnson at Lexing¬
ton, N. C., lust week.
Mrs. Essie Cash is visiting
friends at Clermont this week and
attending the revival meeting at
Wnhoo church.
Mrs. RossSosebee, of nearllelen,
spent a few days last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V . 1 >
Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Glover, of
Swanee, N. C., are visiting the
latter’s mother, Mrs. J. II. Shel
nutt, tins week.|
Misses Lulla Bell McCollum and
Ruth Tatum are visiting relatives
at Clarkesville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shelnutt, of
Gainesville, spent Sunday with his
father, Mr. J. 11 . Shelnutt.
Revival meeting closed at Blue
Creek Sunday night with seven
new members added to the church
We feel that this meeting has been
a great blessing and we wish to
thank our dear pastor, Rev, Hornet
Thomas and bis assistant, Rev.
Marlowe, for their untiring efforts
throughout the meeting in winning
souls to Christ.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mr. W. M. Barker at
Bethlehem chuich, near Clurkes
vtlle, Monday.
LEO LOCALS.
Seveitd from here attended the
Holiness c.t mpmeet ing while it
was m progress,
Mr. Noel Ayers has returned
home after a visit with relatives in
Jackson county.
Mr. Gordon Dorsey and Miss
Annie Rogers were married Sun¬
day. We join with their friends
in wishing for them much happi¬
ness and success.
Mr. and Mrs. O. X . Cook, ol
Cleveland, visited Mr. ui.d Mrs
Newt Thomas Saturday night.
Several from here are attending
revival services at Friendship this
week,
Mr. A. M. Dean has been visit¬
ing in Murphy, N. C., and X omvg
Harris.
Leaf Leaflets
The Xiisses Sims are teaching
school at White Creek.
The crops are looking betiei
since we had a lew -bowers.
Mr. A. C. Bowen, candidate F01
representative, was here a lev
days ago soliciting voles. Chap
man is a good talker.
Mrs. Eli Gerrels is very low at
this writing.
Ma. Ledford, road supervisor,
mil his crew ut hands are in this
community putting the roads in
good shape. Thank you boys foi j
the good culvert that you put in j
front ot my house.
The Holiness ’campmeeting’!
closed Sunday night, A large |
crowd attended. We sincere!)
trust that great good was accom j
plished. j
Ed Rivers speaks here today at
11 A. M.
The worst hailstorm in the his
tory of this section struck late Fri
lay afternoon doing considerable
damage to cotton and corn and tilt
other crops. In places winch were,
hit hardest the cotton was stripped
of bolls and leaves and the blades
oo the corn were torn into, shreds
10 that it cannot be used for fodder
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, AUG. 8 , 1980.
Blue Ridge Dots
Rev. M. C. Allen and family, of
Rome, were on a visit to relative
last week end.
Rev. Kilpatrick closed the
traded services at Mt. Pleasant
Saturday night.
Mrs. Joe Thomas, and
daughter made a business trip to
Gainesville Saturday.
W.C. Miller and father-in-law
visited relatives at the foot of Blood
mountain Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs W. IN Lunsford,
of Darien, Ga., visited Mr. I. W
Lunsford and “family during the
weekend.
Miss Mary Hood has
from New Orleans and is very ill.
We were glad to see Miss Chris
tinn Davidson, of Columbus, who
was visiting relatives here last
week. !
There lias been some hail here
recently.
LOR SALE
Two grey mules also a two
horse wagon. See
Ida K. Shaw,
at Pinnacle Mt. Farm.
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SIX-CYLIXDEB SMOOTHNESS AT LOW COST
Mr. Payton S. Dorsey, aged 74,
died at the home of his son, Hon.
A. L., at whose home he had been
tor the past six months, August 2,
about 7 P. M., after an illness
| coveHn g a period of several years,
He was born Sept, 8, 1856, in
White county.
He joined the Methodist church
j in early manhood, and lived
j through those many years which
j tollowed U P 10 tlie present—years
\ min g ied with joys and sorrows of a
hard earned life—a true Christian
!o >' al citizen ’ ever ^’ing t0
support and encourage the best in
il " td ' n ff s tending to a higher moral
and spiritual plane. flIW
He was united in marriage in
1875 to Miss T. L. Henderson,
daughter of T. B. Henderson, late
«*' this county, and of this union
union thirteen children were born,
eight of whom are now living, five
having preceded him to the grave.
Those who survive him are :A. A.,
A. L., G. L., and Marvin; Mrs
James Palmer, Mrs. C. II. Hulsey,
Mrs. 1 . J. Davis, and Mrs. J. C.
Echols.
His remains was laid to rest in
Zion cemetery Monday afternoon.
following appropriate services con
ducted by Revs. B. \V. Kilpatrick,
pastor, and W. II. S. Dorsey, of
Atlanta.
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Special Sedan.. ....*725
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Thursday, Aug. llth
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CLEVELAND, GA.
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