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Devoted to tJae Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
VOL. XXXIII, No. -48
ASBESTOS BUZZING
.1 list from the Mountains.
The autumn weather was usher¬
ed in hist Saturday. September
has been very warm and dry.Frost
will be late this year as there was
a late spring. A few years ago it
frosted every month in the year
except, July and August.
The school at Yonuh is being
this year by Mrs. 1 ’at Allison and
Mrs. Lois Westmoreland.
Messrs Vas Hefner and J. N.
Blalock ;tre now making fine syrup
Mr. les'e Westmoreland, of
Spoilt Cane, was in this section on
business last week.
Messrs Luther. Henry and Ray
Nix have been passing this way
quite often.
Rev. II. II. Humphries passes
this way five days in the week, lie
i» teaching at Robertstown.
Messrs Bob Edwards audKiiodeii
Sears were here Monday.
It now looks like that the cutting
out the entire cotton crop for next
year is not going to work. As
there is in overprrductioa of every¬
thing toe most of us are in favor ol
a year of jubilee. Jn the olden days
this came every seventh year, and
if they still held to this jubille
practice it would be better times.
This world has gone mad over
envy, strife, competition, fashion
and fame. It needs a breathing
spell You read the beautiltil
magazine* and journcns which tells
you bow to dress, sew-, cook, farm,
raise poultry and stock, how to
tui-k, walk, play anil when to go to
market. All is JJvery wisely put,
but on the back cover is the pic¬
ture of t beautiful girl with a
cigarette in her painted lips. It
may be alright lor them to =m«ke
but most men prefer one that
doesn’t smoke.
As tHe days will soon grow cold
necessity, fashion and style will
soon teil the barefooted boy with a
cheek of tan and a heart of joy and
whose bank never breaks, to put
his leet in a leather prison. 1'hey
will quit the tripping on green
like Mary's littie lamb for them
the summer is gone and the days
grow cold. ( 3 t h
When John was lending the
sheep he was told to call for help
if the wolf came. On the first day
he called for help and on Uu
second day also but there was n«i
wolf. They loft him laughing in
his sleeve. On the third day the
the wolf came in earnest and killed
hfs little pet lamb, No help came
tor he’d deceived. What a tangled
web we weave when first we de¬
ceive. It is now called pulling a
great “.stunt” not deception.
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OAKES CHAPEL NEKS
Mr. Dewey Stovall, Waynes*
viile, N. C., visited Mr, and Mrs.
f. H. Stovall last Sunday.
Mr. \Y. B. Barker and family
spent awhile Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Tatum and family.
Mr. Love Thomas and son, C.
B., visited Mr. and Mrs. G. VV.
McCollum Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Freeman.
A ayuesville, Y. (J., and Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Sosebee, of Nacoochee,
were the gue-ts of Mr. and Mrs,
W. B Freeman Sunday.
Mrs. W. r>. Freeman has return¬
ed home alter spending awhile
wit!) her son, Sam, at Henderson¬
ville, N. C.
Don’t forget next Saturday and
is our regular preaching day at
Blue Creek. Rev. Homsr Thomas
will preach. Everybody has a
cordial invitation to attend,
Downie Brothers Circus
To Be in frainesville Moaday.
The many friends of Charles
Spatks, internationally t anions
showman, will be pleased to learn
that this popular veteran of the
white tops has been retained as
manager o! Dowuie Brothers Cir¬
cus which gives two performances
ill Gainesville Monday, next, with
a good old time circus street parade
utjjnoou.
Foi almost two score years, Mr.
Sprrks has been prominently as¬
sociated with the finest circuse,* to
tour the western hemisphere. Two
years ago he disposed of Jhis circus
investments, planning to retire, a
feat few showman have accomplish¬
ed successfully, for there seems to
be something in the saying—“Once
a circus man, always a circus man”
So after a two year vacation, the
lure of the brass band and the
rumble of the little red wagons was
beginning to call him.
Being offered the management
nf Downie Bros. Circus he lost no
time in accepting with the definite
understanding that he should run
the show his way, the policy ut
which has always been—public
first, and profits second. Once
more Mr. .Sparks set out in the
world in ivliich'lie had been since
childhood.
The entire program assembled
under his direction during the past
winter, is said to be one of the fin¬
est that has ever been presented
anywhere. i'lie Downie Brothers
agents in all parts of tfie world
have secured some of the greatest
of Europe’s artists, combing them
with the cream of the American
arenic stars rounding out a program
the kind which has brought fame
to tHe name of this estimable show¬
man throughout the United States
and Canada.
The most costly group of Arabian
horses that have ever reached these
shores were added to the anima*
part of 'he program. The new en¬
larged menagerie in connection
wiih the circus is the second larg¬
est traveling menagerie in the
world, wiih three long isles of
specially const!acted wild animal
dens, herds of giaut elephants,
camels and zebras. Each den is
well lighted so as to give a full
view of the animal life within.
In the big main tent which is
larger by many times than ever be¬
fore is to be found thousands ot
comfortable seats, arranged to af¬
ford i full view of the three rings,
while a corps of ‘polite, well train¬
ed attendants assist the patrons to
assure their every comfort,a feature
that has long been the watchword
with the circus under the Charles
.Spark- management.
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CLEVELAND. GEORGIA, OUT. U 19»1
County Agent's Column
Cleveland and Blue Creek District
To Meet Saturday Night
Several men, including JessHuni
have suggested that the fanners of
the Cleveland and tlie Blue Creek
districts meet at the court house on"
Saturday night, Oct. 3. at 7 130 to
place their orders for the cheap
cotton seed meal the tanners arc
getting, and to make plans for tilt’
marketing of their products. Any¬
one interested is invited to attend
the meeting at that time of these
leaders.
Cotton JSeed Meal
Cotton seed meal has long b«#n
recognized as one of the best leyds
lor dairy cows, Cows love it, and
it makes them give cream. -It ijDu¬
al ways been the cheapest taking’ll sourcejfd
of protein in the South,
place of Linseed meal and tak^t
that is used in rations fed cattUfiiii
the West. The best tankage .1 ltd
meat scraps contains but 30%
tein, while 8 % cotton seed iffeal
contains 56% protein. The ip
mers of White county are get! »
up an order of cottgn seed mea
The price will be 85 cents for Mi
100 pounds sack of 8% meal d#
livered at Cleveland. If you warn
any please see the following men.
give them a check or the money fbi
the unumber of bags you want ami
gel a receipt winch will be ex¬
changed for the meal when ,it
comes, The money will be de¬
posited to the account of |the ,YJt.
Enotuh Farm Board in Bank ot
fliawnssae and used to pay for the
men! and the freight when it comes
Five per cent of the cost, will |e
retained by the Mr, Yonuh
Board to cover handling an
cidental expenses. Any of these
men will take your order; Mar¬
vin Hamilton, 11 . M. Edwards,
Charlie White and 11. L. Kytte.
Anyone, including merchants,
can order any amount ot this meal
they want, but it must be done
within the next 10 days as the cai
will be shipped at that. time.Should
meal decline, a refund will he
made as was done in Towtisc'ounty
wlien 11 cents per bag was given
back to each farmer when lie cairn,
for his meal.
Blue Kidge Farmers Organize.
the .Mi. Enotuh Form Board
through County Agent Cooper
Moreock and Rev. II. M, Edwards
sponsored a meeting of fanners ot
the Tesnatee, Town Cieek and
Blue Ridge districts at Mt.Fieasant
last Saturday afternoon. II, M,
Edwards was elected community
leader and Joe Winkler assistant
community leader.
Alter finding that among the
men present those making the most
money were keeping cows and two
biood sows. Ail agreed to prac¬
tice on the'r own farms as far as
possible and encourage others- liv¬
ing in ft he community to do the
same, the following farm program :
liens 75, cows,3, sows 1, sor
ghum 1 acre, corn 15 acres, home
garden \ acre, truck 2 acres, small
grain as wheat, oat-, rye;-followed
by peas 5 acres, Austrian peas fol¬
lowed by corn 1 acres, "vetch and
grain to be cut. for hay -2 acres.
1 hey decided to meet again the
coming Saturday afternoon at 3
o’clock to make further pians and
place their orders for cotton seed
meal, vetch and Austrian peas.
4-H (dub Newts
There was a meeting of the jMI j
Club held at ihe high school* audi-!
torium Friday, Sept. 25, at 2:40! j
P. M. There were 48 to join as
members. Mr. Moreock. the j
county agent, is the leader qq, e j
following officers were elected • j
Arthur II. Humphries, president; j
Austell Farmer, vice president ; I
Clifford Campbell, secretary, and !
George .Mauuey, treasurer. -Those
Blue Ridge Dots
Rev. George Vandiver, of
Robertstown, was with us Sunday
at Mt. Pleasant and gave us a good
talk.
.We had the best peach crop we
have had in 55 years. Also the
best forage crop in years.
Mr. John Helton. lr., has mov¬
into the house with his father
leaving his brother, Will, in the
house be left, as his father has near
run his race.
We are glad to believe that there
not near as many mad dogs.
more mad people than dog 1 -
We understand that Mr. JoeW
ler. of Milton county, will moie
the Head bouse, as Mr. La ns
ford will vacate it.
If we would feed our dogs and
the filth that would be much
more healthy.
My wife and l visited Mr. J. M.
last Sunday and enjoyed
greatly. He is getting
along in years.
Hood Weds Mr. Jesse Black
It Home Ceremony
Marked by simplicity, but most
and impressive was the
wedding of Miss Mae Ilood,daugh¬
of Mr. and Mrs. W iley Hood,
Mr. lessc Black, which
.Sunday morning at to
at the home of the bride's
3 miles west of Cleveland.
Judge A, L. Dorsey performed the
in the presence of a num¬
of relatives and friends of the
couple.
Miss Janie Telford, a friend of
the hride, was the maid of honor.
She was dressed in a beautiful blue
crepe with figured trim. Mr.
Hood, brothei of the bride.
was best man.
The bride, wbo entered with the
was lovely in her wedding
of navy blue H ■ t crepe,
long with fitted waist
The neck cut low with a
large collar hanging over
shoulder's. Her boquel ol
being a hunch ot bride
After the ceremony which took
on the front porch ot the
home, the wedding part}
to the back porch with the
and hostes, bride and groom,
a wedding dinner was set In
of the bride. The table |
well decorated with flowers [
filled with food.
Mr. and Mrs. Black will make
home with Mrs. Black’s
until Mr. Black completes
school term.
Mrs. Black has always lived near
and is one of the young- j
set. Mr. Black is the son of j
J. C. Black, of Clarkes viile, j
is a former student of X oung !
College.
RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL
by train. The safest. Most com- ;
Most reliable. Costs less. 1
of Ticket Agents short*trips. regarding
reduced fares for
RAILWAY SYSTEM
as leaders in the call ,
are; James Telford.
Merritt. Erskine Whitmire,
George Mauuey ;iu the poultry
Robt. Rutland; in gar- j
enterprise Lee M T ze: in pigj
II. F.Barrett audEugeuej
The next meeting has not yet!
called. \\ e ywish to extend a
to anyone who wish to
our club. We would be glad
all the members names
we will not have space enough j
.Clifford Campbell, Sec’y.
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NO need to worry about week¬
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jour General Electric Refriger¬
ator is on the job keeping perish¬
able foods safely and props r ! ,
It will stand guard over your
food supplies for many days • t
a time.
Install your GE this month!
GENERAL H ELECTRIC
ALL-STEEL REFRIGERATOR
Glance steel cabinet. inside Note a General its Electric star all- $10 Down
generous 30 months
age space . . . sliding shelves . . . stain
proof porcelain lining . . . the super- to pay
f reezer.
Then note the simple M jnitor Top During 1930 electrified
mechanism. It is scaled in -tecl, ,
per¬ farms in Georgia
manently oiled and its cost of opera¬ showed an increase of
tion but few day. 29.4 per cent by com¬
a cents a parison unt.h a national
Begin General Elecliic Refrig¬ aver a ,oe increase of
your only 1 C .3 per cent.
erator savings now. Keep food safe P. S. Arkwright,
for your family! President.
Special Sale Ends Saturday, October 17th
— A CITIZEN WHERE' ER WE SERVE
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