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Hhc ClevelanD Courier
Ojhctal Organ of White County. Ga
I'nblisbed Weekly at Cleveland Ga.
.Fas. F. Davidson, Editor.
Kn'ared at the Bos' dfice at Cleveland
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Homer C. Parker, who was
elected by the people forComptroi
ler-General, but was kicked out by
the convention in Macon, was
elected to Congress from the First
District.
Horner Parker will certainly
make the First District a splendid
representative in Congress.
Col. Luke Lea and the presidem
of a defunct bank in Asheville
were convicted on charged of the
bank breaking. Lea was convict¬
ed on charges os conspiracy to de¬
fraud the Central Bank and was
sentenced to serve from six to ten
years. J
Hon. John 1 . Kelley, of Luw
renceville, has been appointed by
Governor Russell legal adviser to
the Public Service Commission.
Governor Russell nas transmitted
the senate resolution to Attorney
General Napier and requests bim
to take such necessary steps to re
coverf i l,oou alledged to have been
improperly u«ed by Eugene Tal
inadge.
Governor Russell was successful
rn getting legislation passed to re
duce the state departments, except
geology and forestry were not com¬
bined witli game and fish, main¬
taining the same number ou public
service commission and the con¬
tinuation of the banking depart¬
ment. J
The enforcement of the automo¬
bile lag tax was changed and muk
es the sheriff responsible.
Forfeiture or Kecoguizatiee
The Governor of Georgia
vs.
Dave Patterson, Principal
J. T. Phillips,
Vi. J. Craneaud
F. li. O. Whelchel, Securities.
In Superior Court of White County
October Term, 1930
To Dave Patterson, J■ T■ Phillips, W. J .
Crane ami F. li. O, Whelchel Greeting.
You are hereby required t<> be and ap¬
pear personally or by attorney at the
next term oft lie Superior Court to be
held in and for said county on the 2nd
Monday in October next, to show cause,
if a .y they have, why judgment should
not be rendered (against them for the
amount of their recognisance forfeited as
aforesaid as in default thereof the court
will proceed as to justice shall appertain
Whi.ces tlie Honorable 1. H. Sutton,
Judge of said court, litis I8lh day ol
August iD31.
VV. li. Hulsey, Clerk.
{StHie of Ucorgm, While County.
Min t hit J, Hill
Vfi.
J. K. Hill And
W. i>. Hill.
Bquitahle petition to ohu
cel deed in White Superioj
Court, October Term l&H
To the defendant, W. U. Hill, a non~vetd
dent of the Statu of Georgia:
You itie hereby commaiidod to be and
appear at the October turn 11*31, of the
Superior Court of White County to an
8wer the above stated cause, as in de¬
fault thereof the court will proceed as to
justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable 1. H. Sutton,
Judge of said Court, this 2*iad day ot
June 1J3L
W. H. Hulsey.
Cierk Superior Court White County» Ha
Graft
A colored man went to Ids pastor Lord, J
nd handed him a letter to tlie
vhicli read: “Please send this old I
larkey $00 right away." The pastor!
ailed together several of his friends
uid said: "This poor man has so much j
aiih iu the disappointed. Lord we should Let's make not le; a j j
dm he
•oHectton for him." They contributed j
;42 which was sent to the ingenious j
letitiouer. the
Next day the colored man gave
mstor another letter. This one ran :
‘Dear Lord: de nex' time you send dls
iarkey money , don't send it thru no
,arson—send it to me direct."—Forbes
Magazine.
L®s&! News >
Mr. ami Mrs. W. F. Alien re¬
turned to their home in Jackson¬
ville, F'la., after a few days visit
with relatives here, Mrs. T. T.
Satterfield and son, Ned Parks,
accompanied them home to spend
a few weeks.
Mrs. M. L, Alleu is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. VV. 1 . Stovall.
Mrs. G. M. Edwards, of Atlan¬
ta, Mrs. J. M. Gunter, of Gaines¬
ville, visited relatives in White
county last week.
The Bible Study Class of the M.
•V. M. will meet at the borne of
Mrs. S. VV. Reynolds Wednesday
afternoon. Sept. 2, at 4 o’clock.
The lession of discussion will be
the first seven books of the minor
prophets.
Mr. Dan Campbell, of Atlanta,
ts visiting his parents, Mr. andMrs
j. II. Campbell.
Prof. Paul Hutcherson, of North
Georgia College, Dahlonega, was
m town Monday on business.
Mr, Ray Mauney aud sister, of
Fairrnount, are visiting their uncle,
Mr. A, L, Mauney.
Mr, C. II. Nelms, of Commerce,
visited his daughters, Mrs. Paul
Mauney and Mrs. J as. P. David¬
son, Monday night.
Mrs, C. II.Nelms und son.I'rank
returned home Tuesday after
spending a few days with her
daughters, Mrs. Paul Mauney and
Mrs. J as, P. Davidson.
Mr. W. J. Presley brought sever¬
al bolls of opened cotton into our
office Tuesday, which opened last
week.
Mr. Charlie Warwick has re¬
turned from a visit of several days |
to relatives in North Carolina. j
Mr, K, S. Price and Rev. H.M.I
Edwards are in Athens ou a busi-j
ness trip. J j
WE LIVE HERE
...LIKE IT
...WANT TO STAY
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You know as well as we do, it never pays anyone to mis¬ *%■
represent his goods. That is, if he wants to stay in business
and grow. You can believe us when we say the greatest
values today are in Goodyear Tires —THE leading make.
We know what we are talking about. If you will give us
'dp** S little time we will demonstrate the reasons why. Gome
to and see. It will pay us both.
Who isn’t looking for all the value his money will r<* r ‘‘ r
ftt him these daysT Just let us show you the 1931
GOODYEAR PATHFINDERS
<Nfcrr ini low
4.S6-20 Sise (29x4.S6) Each $5.66 16.90 Pair $ 498
4.56*21 (36*4.56 ) 5.69 11.10
5.06-19 ( 29*5.00 ) 6.98 13.60 1 e«eb
36*3y 2 Re<. Q, 4.39 8.54
3fc5H.D. Truck 17,95 3430 $9.60 the pair
Tabes gift prised low 4.40-21 size
A/ Cleveland Chevrolet Company
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T'fllt bLftiVkLA jvb cbl]RIEE. CLEVELAND, GEORGIA.
Mr. and Mis. W.'O. Russell, of
Columbia, S. C,, arc visiting re
at Helen and Cleveland.
Mr. and MrsJJ VV. A. Russoil ore
visiting his sister in Johnson City,
Term.
Mr. Gus Oakes, of Atlaata, is
visiting fjis grandmother, Mrs. H.
A. Allison.
Mr. Carl Beck has moved into
the house formerly occupied by the
family of Mr. John Ledford.
Mrs. Jas. P. Davipson is visit¬
ing parents, Mr. aud Mrs. C. H.
Nelms, in Commerce.
Mr. \\ . L. West, of Bogart,
visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. E,
P. West.
The Banking Department has
filed suit against the Bonding Co.
and F'„ G. Mauney to recover the
amount of Mr. Mauney’s bond.
Mrs. II. II. Davidson and child¬
ren, of Birmingham, are spending
a few days here. Henry came
with them but returned Monday.
County game wardens were
abolished.
We believe that this legislature
worked harder than any in a num¬
ber of years.
The Senate bill to amend the
Neill-Traylir highway bill by
adding more mileage to the system
got caught in the rush and failed
to pass the house.
Mr. Barrett amended the bill by
adding the road from Cleveland to
Dahlonega, Cleveland to Clark'es
vjiie, Nacoochee to Iliawassee and
N'aconchpe to Clat kesyiffe op, the
system,
Senator Pruett failed to have
these roads added to -the system,
but he hid ask for one from Dah
ionega to Ellijay.
Mrs. F. A. McAfee left this
morning to visit her daughter,Mrs.
R. T. McGahee, in Cincinnati.
NOTICE
_
All unpaid taxes due the
ofCleveland have been turned over
to the Marshal for collection,
...r
fore Sept. 1st levies will be made
13 y order of Mayor and Council.
J. I*. Saxon, Clerk.
Chance Of Lifetime
Reliable Man Wanted to call on
formers in White count. Wonder¬
ful opportunity. Make $S to $20
daily. No experience or capital
needed. Write today, Furst it
Thomas. Dept. S, Freeport. Illinois
Subweribe For The Courier
Dr. C, VV. Henderson has been
confined to bed for several days.
Mr. George Davidson returned
to Detroit this morning.
FOR RFNT.
My splendid lwo-horse farm,ad¬
joining my father’s, with good
tenant house, fresh lurid.
FOR LEASH.
Grist mill, in excellent condition
15 acres of farming land; good
house.
FOR RFNT
4-rootrts, up stairs; modern con¬
veniences.
F. I. Nix.
CRE^AIVI VERMIFUGE *
For Expelling‘Worms
J. B. R. IBARRETT, Agent
Your Subscription Now
j Georgia, White County.
Because of default in the payment of a
, Gan secured by a deed to secure debt
; executed by H. A. Dockery to the under
signed, . he Federal Land Bank of Co
j lurnbia, dated the lTth day of January,
1922, and recorded in the office of he
signed has declared the fuil amount of
the loan, with interest, and advances
made by the undersigned, due and pay¬
able. and will, on the -tit day of Septem¬
ber 1931, acting under the power of sale
contained in said deed, during the legal
hours of sale, at the Court House in said
County, set) at auction to the highest
bidder for cash the lands described in
said deed to wit;
All that certain piece, parcel or tract of
laud containing 177.2b acres more or less.
- — ,
, wi, uat« lying and being on the public
• road leading from Cleveland, Ga.. Leaf.
Ga.. via Southern route, about two mile*
from the town of Cleveland, Ga., in
SB J Militia District, County of White,
Slate of Georgia, having such shapee,
metes, courses and distances as will more
fully appear by reference to a plat there¬
of made by P. L. Cantrell, on the 28th,
day of December 1921, and attached to
the abstract now on tile withihe Federal
Land bank of Columbia, the sains being
rounded on tbe North by lands ofYVilliani
Palmer, on tbe East by Wm. Morris, S.
N. black, b, T. Osborn and the Public
Road, on the South by A. Dockery and
on the West by If. B. Underwood. Said
lands being in lots 04. and 81 of the 2nd
Land Distriat.
'The Grantor in said deed to secure
debt, since tee execution thereof, having
died, the above described property is
advertised and will be ottered for sale
and sold as the property of the estate ot
II. A. Dockery, deceased.
The undersigned will execute a deed
to the purchaser as authorized by the
deed aforesaid.
This Uth day of August J98I.
Tfas Federal Land Bank of Columbia,
it. H. Edwards.
Attorney for The Federal Land iBank of
Columbia.
NOTICE
I have servera! small sliotts arte
pigs for sale. Also have one Jer¬
sey cow five years old, calf out
week old. See or write,
N. S. Price.
Georgia, White County.
Whereas, heretofore, on April 19,1923,
. M. Hulsey, C. K. Hulsey and J. 1
Hulsey did execute to The CTtfrensBanfc
of Gainesville, Hall County. Georgia,
iari'd- SW:Urity a
B t " the
All that tract or parcel of land, siluat
shoal t’ (.reek T\ District ! >ein * G, in M„ Whit * County,
the Elizabeth and known
a« Vickery dowery
containing fifty (50; and
m said acres, more or less,
county. Bounded on north by
V * lK ' '! D th * , t,af,t b v N «eia Bowen
m the south by ci,-m Adams, -
west by M. G. Nix. ami ou
To secure several notes of
therewith, a]] .yen date
deed as shown bv \ a 8econt . y
recorded 01 ito in m tbe the office . * of , the Clerk
»f the Superior Court of White
Georgia, in book N. Couotv el
page I2o. baid J- no 'u
wem renewed in •**>.»*£ one note for
;;j: ....... •■
c. K Huigey —
. • am j j ,
u Hulsey conveyed
to the undersigned the tL
*au •aiii Inotes land described ihe said security deed a^d
IV hm-eas. therin; and
8a hi renewal note f or s 33(H>
!* has become due.August L
unpaid, 1, 1U o S-a
Now, excepting credits of Hity-p*
therefore, according to ti,
nal terms of sail] security deed
-vs in such ’
eases made and J
he undersigned will f,u
t higher expose e
e and best bidder
Above described for cash the
vertisement, land, after „r 1 , ?
the '
ou Firs, r,
'September, J csosy iu
193, [
^orm Cleveland, VYh^CorrSr
^<i the princepal, balance. inter auy.’J" ^7*^x1 " ^ ^ ^
if
r„ 'oj-.o
for The Citizen? Bank.
Handy Turpentin,
Thirpetttlne is a useful c
*hkh 1* not often found In
[ thtnniug f heSe of are paint, fvme cf St * “
H’es. cleans it
porcelain baths and ?i
Piled with a stiff brush If
r «e gas cooker clean
moves outs
grease instantly from
Mixed with floor poll
the polish to go twice as far
Moves spots from cite floors
*‘th black enamel, it make*
pmet for grates and gas i[s
Legal Advertisements
Georgia, White County.
Will be sold before the epurt. house
door in said county oh the first Tuesday
in September- IWfl next within the legal
noure of sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described property to
wit:
One pair grey mules, one two-horse
wagon, one spraying outfit, one two
horse turning plows, one gee whiz bar
row and all other farming tools on pro¬
perty known as ‘ Reservation" same be¬
ing the property formerly ofined bv Hou
Thus. M. bell.
Said property levied on as the proper¬
ty Of Nelson Trust & Realty Company to
satisfy a S fa issued from the Municipal
Court of Atlanta, Fulton Section, in
favor of James Kempton and against
Nelson Trust & Realty Co. and R. W.
Nelson. Said property found in pos¬
session of Dock Westmoreland, tenant or
inan in charge.
Also at the same time and place and
on the same terms will be sold the fol¬
lowing described land to wit: AH that
tract or pared of land lying and being
m Mt. Vonah district of said county amt
known as the VV. W. Quinn property and
described as follows: Bounded on the
north Mrs. H. A. Allison property,
tlie on
east by the b. I,, brown property ,on
the south by property of B. G. Allison
aud on the west by the State Highway.
Said property levied on as the \Y. SV.
Quinn property to satisfy a tax fi fa
issued by Arispah Allison, Tax Collector
Of said county, against VV. VV. Quinn for
«Ute ami county taxes for the y 1*30
ea t
Also at the same time and plane and
on the same terms will be sold the fol¬
lowing property to wit: AH that town
property in the Town of Cleveland, Ga..
know n as the Mrs. R. II Barrett house
tmi lot. Said property bounded frl
'° as
ws: °n the north by the Cleveland
and Na.-ooehee road, on the east by the
«oad running from Mrs.J. b. Skelton’s
residence toward the residence of E. C.
Hefner in said town, on the south by tbe
Joseph M. MiHwr property and on the
west by J. B. R Barrett property. Said
described containing about three or
tour acres together with house and alt
mprovements.
Said property levied on as the
ty of Mrs. R. II. proper¬
Barrett to satisfy a tax
n ia issued by Arispah Allison, Tax Col¬
lector of said county, against Mrs. R. II.
Barrett for state ami county for tbe
J & 3 Q. year
This August 4th, 1931
W. A. Jackson,'Sheriff.
