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VOL. xxxrill, No, 2G
ASBESTOS BUZZING
,1 nsl from the Mountains.
Tile fit-t Apr!! showers ratine on
last Saturday. Tney are generally
accompanied by some storms.
Mr. aiui Mr.-. Hoy! Elliott spent
Sunday with their parents.
Miss Belle and Andy Westmore¬
land spent the weekend up in (lie
Cherokee National Forest with
t heir brother.
Several have been driving their
cattle lo range lately.
Senator Harris was well and
favorably known. He had a most
wondetful gift to remember faces.
Most politicians possess this gift
but he possessed it in a very high
degree.
Mr. Robert Elliot tells that lie is
still working in the gold mines. In
former days this was the occupa¬
tion of many, but now only a few
know how to hunt the precious
metal.
When (he ground gets dry again
the planting will hurry up.
Fire is like electricity is a bless¬
ing when not controlled. Fire
broke out in the Cherokee Nation¬
al Forest on Mt. Vonali hist week
and raged for about three d t \ - be¬
fore it was checked. It lias been
about ten years since it was burned
off. It was very dry and the wind
was raging. Mr. Woody. Woody
Gap, was seen going that way Fri¬
ll y and told that they were having
a “hell of a fire,” 1'he damage to
timber can not be estimated, be¬
sides killing 40 million Hazards, 2
million snakes, 20 bumble bees,
millions of wild shubbtty. Il kill¬
ed over 30 million codling moth
and a host of bollweeviIs. d hey
fought like heroes. Mr. RoeCanup
burned ufl his bloomers. Mi. Luns¬
ford scorched his mustache audMr.
Woody lost his long beard that
reached to his waistband.
Two men from 1.1 burton diovt
up last. Monday week. It wm
thought they might be lightning
rod agents,but told they were hunt¬
ing a radio.
People should not be loo quick
to shoot crows. They do more
good tliam harm, They sometimes
pull up corn when they have nest¬
lings and they have been known to
carry away eggs and chickens. But
they sure can worry a hawk and il
tears them.
The slogan now seems to bejback
back ro the Farm. IT 1 e people
moved to (he cities several years
ago to find a job and to give their
children the educational advantage-,
but today the v heels are not mov¬
ing and I he means of getting an
education is betler (ban, formally.
There may not be much cash in
farming but there is something to
cat, cement and employment.
FO R SALE
200 acres of land in W hiteCoun
tv four miles west of Cleveland;
about Bo acres in cultivation. Some
good timber, running water.
House and Four acres in Cleve¬
land. About 200 bushels of good
corn in the ear.
For furl her information write
White County Bank,
Cleveland, (in.
STRAYED
One black pig, female’, about
8 weeks old. Left my borne Tues¬
day, April about 6 P. M.
Mis. 11 . Iv. Phillips,
C$u!k a Handicap
l-’o-Uerily preserves only what will
pack fifth small compass. Jewels are
handed down from age lo age; leas
portable valuables disappear.—Lord
Stanley.
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Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
SO THEY SAY
[>y 1.0. I . Mo ref ha rt
Planting crops are the eider of
the day through this seel ion, and
the weather conditions have been
ideal for planting. At Iasi it has
occurred to folks who is the far¬
mer. It is not the man that sits
around the city and owns some
farms out in the. country, nor the
man that writes big lengthy articles
in some farm journal about fann¬
ing, but he is the. man that really
has his tinkles sawed with briars,
and is dressed up when he puts on
new overalls, anil now the govern¬
ment has undertaken to help them
helping them get fertilizer, etc,
There seems to be right smart of
sickness ab ait through the county.
Soon be time for picnics, In
fact they are beginning to start al¬
ready, then later comes protracted
meetings, then campmeetmgs, then
corn shuckings, cotton pickings,
candy drawings, hog killing time.
So we have all these good times to
took forward to instead of looking
for spring storms, earth quakes,
revenue, officers, mad dogs and
tater bugs.
Well, well, there is something
«vc have never found out yet, .Off!
1 whole lot of tilings, but what we
were about to say is concerning
fishing. Oi course the law says
there are times 1 bat we may not
iisli. Now the way the little dab
of try to think stuff in our knotty
cranium figures it out it we bait a
hook and drop it in the water and
t fish gets 1 he bait, and we don’t
get the fish it looks like we hadn’t
.v rouged anything, except the
worm, Weil, that’s our way ot
fishing, of course it is always has
been.
YON AII NEWS
Mr, Marvin Chambers and
family spent' Sunday with Mr Birt
Black,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allison have
moved back to Atlanta.
Mr. Marlin and Marion Painter
attended (he funeral service of Mr.
Eben Palmer at Biue CreekSunday
Mr. Ed Ivie and family, of near
Cornelia, spent Sunday with Mr,
aid Mrs. G. V . Hefner.
Mr. Paul Elliott and family Sun
lay night with Mr. 1 . NT Blalock.
Mr. Clifford Blalock’s school
■dosed last Friday'. He has been
euching out neat Dablonega,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curtis and
Vir. and Mrs. George Johnson, oi
Vtianla, paid us a short a shall
visit Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Black and gratid
aughtei, Luoiie, spent last week
■ isiting relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs. Lover Little has returned
toGainesvi'le to nurse a patient for
i)r Titsbaw.
CARL) OP THANKS.
To the kind fsiends and neigh
tors who so willingly assisted us
•luring the sickness and death of
mr dear wife and daughter and to
he kind doctors and nurses at the
Downey's hospital for the kind
reatinent given Our wife and
• laughter, we wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to you. May God's
richest blessings rest on everyone
Marion Loyd
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Freeman.
Mr. Eben Palmer committed
suicide last Friday about night by
slashing his throat wish a razor.
An inqvest was held Saturday and
the jury’s verdict was ihat he came
to his death by Uis own bunds.
CLEVELAND. GEORGIA, ALMtIL l Ml.
Mr. and Mrs. Gadetl Me Nab
and children and Mr. Humphries,
of Gainesville, spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Whit
wort h.
Mrs. II. A. Tatum is visitingMr.
and Mrs. J . 1 ) Tatum.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Derm and
baby spent last Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bennie Palmour.
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Mrs. Ed Kirnsey aud nephew
from Cleveland spent Hsi Saturday
night with Mr. and. Mrs. W. B.
Freeman and family.
Miss Rosa Belle Johnson, of
Habersham, was the dtnner gue-ts
of Miss Ruth Tatum last Sunday.
Miss Ann Stovall lias returned
home after spending sometime with
her sister, Mrs. 1 ». CL. Allison, at
Cievelan d.
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Mrs. \V. B. Banks, of Haber¬
sham, spent a few days last week
with her sister. Mrs. A, T. Whit¬
worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sosebee, of
Nacoochee, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.Freeman
and family.
Mr. William Edmonds, sfToecoa
.vas a visitor here last Sunday.
Don’t forget next Saturday and
Sunday are our reguiar preaching
days. Rev, Thomas will preach.
Everybody has ao invitation to at¬
tend.
LOl DSY1LLK LINES
This section was visited by a
hail storm Sunday night. ■" F
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Mrs. W. C- Hood spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Ash.
The little sou ot Mr. Dave Law
sou is very sick.
I'iie singing given by the Misses
Sims on Sunday night, the Jytlft
was flue Mr. G. V. Hefner pre-id
ad.
Frsends and relatives here were
saddened Saturday wheu'riews of
the death of the S years old child
>f Mr. and Mrs Allen, It was
buried {ut Dukes Creek Sunday
if ter noon.
Rev. H.-tnie preached a good ser¬
mon here Sunday at 11 o'clock We
regretted sickness and death kept
-everal away but we invite him
back any time it suits him to come
Mr. George Leonard and sisters,
Susie and Lou, were shopping in
Gainesville recently.
Mr. John Westmoreland speut
• he gue-r of Mr. George Sims Sun*
bay. I
Bee robbing season is here and
believe me Mr. Gordon Leonard
has some that are sure fine, j
We had some of uui neighbors
with us at Sunday School. We
welcome them and fhope they will
continue to come every Sunday,
Roy Head Post is sponsoring an
entertainment of such a unique
feature that has never been put on
here which will oe at theCleveland
High School auditorium Friday
night, May 6. The negroes from
the north section of the county will
do their best against those of this
south section of the county. Of
course they will sing and dance,but
wnat the other features may be you
must come and see. Sgt. Bob
Jariett, colored, is getting his out
oiled up in snappy shape with
the hope to completely outclass
these lowland uegroes. but they
say it wont be done. Come and
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see. Admission is only 5 and ro
cents.
Read The Courier
Mrs. Ida Loyd, wife of Air,
Marion Loyd, and danghter of Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Freeman and
granddaughter of Air. and Mrs.
Roden Sears, died at Downey’s
Hospital after being operated upon
April 2 l and was buried at Zion
church April 22 . Rev. H. H.
Humphries and Rev. T, L, Rut¬
land conducted the funeral services
Ida was 19 years, 9 months and
25 days. She was a good girl and
was a good student in school and
grew into womanhood and was a
beautiful young lady. Always had
a bright smile for everyone and a
kind word for all she met. She
was lively and jovial.
She was married to Mr. Marine
Loyd the third Sunday in April
1931 and to this union was born a
little girl on the 10th of April I932
but only lived a few hours and was
buried at Zion April i‘ 2 . Rev. T.
L. Rutland conducted the services.
Ida was greatly devoted to her
father and mother. Soe wanted
Iter parents ro stay with her all the
time, tier last days on earth was
days of great suffering, but she
bore her suffering with Christian
fortitude. Fhe doctors and nurses
in the hospital did all they could to}
illeviiite her suffering. Her hus¬
band, father and mother did all
1 hey could do for her. She said
she was ready ro go to her Heaven¬
ly home, .Site leaves a husband,
father and mother and one sister
and many relatives and u large host
of friends to morn her departure.
The bereaved ones have our sincere
sympathy.
Miss Fiorine Irvin is in one of
Me Atlanta hospital- taking treat¬
ment for a severe head trouble.
All day services at the Holiness j
Oanpground next Sunday, May tsi
Dinner on the. ground. A cordial
invitation is given to all.
Dr. \V. C. Goidsby, of Atneits,
will be at Leaf May 3 o-7 to give
treatment to all who desire ro be
treated.
TESNATEE VALLEY NEWS
The farmer* in ihi- section arc-j
very busy planting their crops arm!
hauling fertilizer.
Mr. Llody Holman was. nn Tes
mitee last Saturday,
Just as tiie sun was sulking be¬
hind t.he western hill- April 14th
Mr. Paul Alexander was called
away to the great beyond, fie was
32 years of age. He will be great
.y missed by the community. He
eaves a host of relative- to mourn
•uis departure. His remains were
■ aid 10 rest in AJr. View cemetery
April 10, Rev. II. H. Humphries
conducted the funeral services.
Rev, H. II. Humphries delivered
in excellent sermon at Ait. View
Sunday night.
Miss Annie KoseThotnas return¬
ed to Gainesville last Sunday after
-pending the past week with home
folks.
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