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THE'CLEVELAND, COURIER
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
VOL. XXXIIII, No. 28
ASBESTOS BUZZENG
.lust from the Mountains.
Mr. Chap 15 ov.en and son were
in tUA part last Friday. Mr.Bowen
lias a representative bee in his bon¬
net.
Governor Russell ought to have
called the legislature in an ex ra
ordinury session and had a law
passed so he could have appointed
h inself to succeed Senator Harris
He hasn’t been in harness long
enough to get the collar warm, but
now i- seeking higher honors. \\ e
always thought well ot his father,
Judge Russell, who in times past
held court here. But we know
nothing of "Little Dick,
Let everybody run for Governor
that wants loo. The re are only
seven in the race should
beat Lug^^^Vlmadgc of^PPnc.ho
tells that the walls ere
going to tremble. It they don't
watch it will fall on some of
Pharioh’s great host of candidates.
Messrs Ray Miller, \\ . L.Bowen
and Clifford Blalock went upon
the historic Chattahoochee Monday
to fi di for the finny tripe. Prof.
Bowen caught one little sun pgreb
and the rest caught a good wetting
They wanted to divide tip but Mr,
Bin clock told them to keep it and
the next time if they caught one
lie would render his claim.
Mr. FrankCarroll passed through
the other day. lie is now sporting
a new automobile. Success to him
Mr. \V. C. Henderson came neai
having a burn out with his new
car one day last week, but be hap¬
pened to be near Ash creek.
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The first May rain came Monday
and will help the seeds to germi¬
nate' It has always been told that
tin: first M;is' rain would take lice
off of cattle. There are not as
many lice and ticks as in the days
passed by.
Mr. and Mrs. Waggone, ofRome
made short stop here Monday They
(tad been a beautiful Nscoochee
He passed a great compliment up¬
on us. He told we were verv much
like James G. Blane and U. S.
Grant. Blaine was in congress
from Maine for over 20 years,came
near being president and was with
Garfield when lie received that
fatal shot by Guam Grant wore
the blue and led the Union forces
in the quarrel between the brothers
of the North and South. J lieSolitli
lias always lut'd a tender feeling for
Grant every since the ragged and I
like the pig [gave out Confederates I
under Robert E. Lee surrendered j
at Appomattox. He refused to
take the sword of Lee. In due
time lie became president and after¬
wards went around the world. In
those days it was something great
to make such a trip.
The Loudsville writer has told
of a corn husking. Couldn’t tell
about a better thing. Remember
once upon a time we wrote about a
corn shucking and read it to Miss
josie Cark, our English teacher at
Duhlonega. We wrote that a fel¬
low that a fellow that had nevei
attended a corn husking for out in
the country was a failure and wa
a missing link in the universe ol
mankind. She was an old main
hut her critisuis were always kind.
She would criticize the .boys who
wanted to air their thoughts bus
would always rub her cheeks and
say; "Reg pardon.” She said
this so much it became second
nature with her.
Mrs. Cullie Aden, two daughter*
p,m Kinsey and two sisters and
Henry Thurmond's daughter were
opt this way Sunday.
HEAD THE COURIER
YON All NEWS
Mr. Fletcher Thurmond, of
Bulks county, spent Sunday with
lii> father, Mr. luliu P. Thurmond
.Mr. and Mrs. Put Allison are
visiting relatives in Atlanta and
Curternville this week.
File singing at Mr. R.L. Allison
Sunday night was enjoyed bv all
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Thurmond
were the guest of Mr. Ben N ice
v,’.anger Sunday.
Mrs. (essie Thacker and child¬
ren spent Sunday v ith Mrs. Zen 1
Thurmond.
Mrs. Barnett Blalock is visiting
her parents near Clat kesville this
week.
Mr. L D. Gay, foreman of Gay
rick, wno has been uery seriously
ill in Atlanta last week, is now im¬
proving and was abie to visit the
Ranch Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Guy Purdue, Misses Mabel
Thurmond, Ethel Allison and >Vii!
Freeman motored to Gainesville
Friday afternoon.
We are having some fine spring
showers and the farmers uie well
up with their work.
Most ot tlie oldtime farmers who
have practiced the old time "live
at home plan” know nothing ot
hard times and are not like the
mail out in West Team., who stat¬
ed recently that his mistakes in
the past few jears was worthy of
consideration. lie said he bought
a y\>rd instead of a farm. The
Ford was iui>v worn out and the
farm he figured on was still (J. K.
He invested in a radio instead of a
cow, and the radio gave station
instead of milk. He was feeding
five nice hounds instead of five pigs
Had his piano tuned instead of the
well eleaued out. Spent all his
cash and used up liis credit, and
hard times had caught him tn a
bad shape and he‘says to write 01
phone him if 5’ou hear of any ra
lief from the government coming
his way. We think the best thing
farmers can do is to practice the
oldtime "live at home plan.”
The Mobil Health Unit from the
■State Department of Health oi
Georgia now located at Cleveland
will hold free clinics at the follow
in K “bools on these dates
May i”
8 :8o A M Shoal Creek School
11 A M Friendship
1 ^ a1 ^°ssy Creek
o 1 M Zion
Wednesday, May x8
8 -.30 A M Rock Spring School
10 A M Ducke.t
i 2 Woodlawn
Thursday, May 19
r> 130 A M New Bridge School
10 .30 V M White Creek
r I* M Oakes Chapel
2 130 Blue Creek School
Friday, May 20
8:30 A M Helen S'liool
to 130 Robertstown
r I’ M Nacoocbee School
Monday May .lit
8 130 Cleveland School
11 A M Union Grove
1 P M You ith
2 P M Dukes Creek School
Clinics will be field at the
schools in White County and those
-chools not mentioned here will re¬
ceive their appointments later.
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CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, MAY l», m*
Hciitti Unit in County
The Mobile Health Unit of the
Siale Department of Public Health
moved into the county on May
lentil to begin a health program
which'will continue for the next
six weeks. The Unit is composed
of three nurses and a medical direc¬
tor, and will Cairy on the work to
three counties, Rabun, White anu
Towns. There will be an office in
the {court house of each county
where the free ireatinehls will be
giveh by the nurse, Miss Lvd;
Arnold, in charge.
The work of the Health Unit
wiil consist mainly of iuiuiuniz n
lion treatments for typhoid fever,
diptlieria and smallpox, and tests
for intestinal parasites. All cases
of hookworm cases found will be
treated by the Lnii before, it leases
tfie county. The lydhoid treatments
will tie given to everyone ot my
age. The diphtheria treatments
will be given only to children be
iween the ages of three months
and eight years. gmaPpox vacci¬
nation should Vie taken lit everotn
no mutter how young, all thesi,
treatments are absolutely safe and
tasy -to take and the director of tin
Health Unit wishes to urge every¬
one to take advantage of them
whi'e the Unit is in the. county.
Clinics will be arranged 11.
many convenient sections of the
county at hours , to , be de&ignntep
later by the nurse in the
The nurse will be in the office at
the courthouse each afternoon from
four-thirty till six and ail of every
Saturday to give treatments to all
vvlto want them. The clinics over
the county county will be held at the
-chWls- wire Hi pos-Mde frveu
(hey are closed. Be sure and at¬
tend these clinics and take the
treatments offered if you nave not
had them already.
White Creek News
Rev. Murphy filled Iris regular
appointment at New Bridge Sun¬
day, and alter the sermon the
Lord’s Slipper was taken and then
all old fashioned toot washing.
Mr. joe Jackson, of Gaines\ille,
visited his brother, Charlie,Sunday
Mr. Silas McAllister and wife,of
■S. C , visited Mr. Jesse Lovell and
fami[y Sunday.
Miss Amy Bentley returned
home last week after spending
•ibout a year in Columbus, Ohio.
.Mr, and Mrs. Tom Dean, of
View, visited Mr. Henry McIntyre
and family Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Can i'ree
mau a title girl on the 3rd.
Mr. Lee Colley, of Tiger, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
children and in-laws, Mr. andMrs.
R. V Parker.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to eviend our heartfelt
'hanks to our neighbors and friends
for iheir kindness shown us during
the sickness and death of our wife.
May God’s richest ble-sings rest
mil abide with each of you is our
tiucere prayers.
George Edge and Family.
The Mayor and Council of the
1 'own of Cleveland proclaim the
week of May lb 21 as Clean-Up
week in Cleveland, It is hoped
that everyone will have their pre¬
mises cleaned-up before representa¬
tives visit your business or home.
Mr. and Mrs, R. F. Horner have
moved into the Frank Jones house.
Advertising is the oii that lubri¬
cates the machinery of business.
Try it,
Commencement exercises will
begin Tuesday night. May 17,with
a recital of the expression and
music pupils,
Thursday night the first four
grades will present "The. Tom
Tinupb V adding,” "The Good
Health \\ ay and the C^ueen ofMav
and "Princess Rosy Cheeks.’’
FiidaL night the 5th, 6th and 71I. j
grades will present the Operetta, i
"Sunny of Sunny Side.’' j
Saturday night the Senior Class j
'vid present the play, "Happy j
Valley,” u comedy-drama.
Sunday morning at 11 :oo o'clock
the commencement sermon will lit
preached by Rev Claud M.Haynes
The graduating exercises will be
Monday night. Dr. H. C, Newell
President ol Piedmont College,
will deliver the address.
All exercises will start promptly
a 8 530.
OAHES CHAPEL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. j. I. N. Smith, o! \
Cornelia,visited the. latter’s parents j
Mr. and Mrs, R. D, McCollum j
last Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner and j
daughter, Frances,spent last week- j
end with rdaiives here.
Mr. ahd .V, is, Gager Snsebee and j
children spent last Sunday will
Mr. vrr, and anu Mrs. ,virs. G. vr. W. iv . McCollum. iucv-oiium. 1
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' ir - - urs - A. C. Col ins an,,
I children and Miss Lucy Collier, ol i
• occon, and Mr. and Mrs. I* rank 1
CoiHns and daughter, Margaret, ol
» dhiey, S. C., spent last U.iurs
i ‘ ;i ) !,ll d Mrs. J. V\
A'hit worth.
Mrs. It; T. Tatn'ifi spent SatW
lay night with Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Johnson, !
Mr. and Mrs. \V . li. B ulks and j
baby, of Habersham, spent last j
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Whit wort IS,
Mr, and Mrs, Joe Reece, f i
Gainesville, visited Mr. and Mrs. j
J. II. Sheinutt last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tatum audj
children, of Bur leu Lake, spent j
last Tuesday night with Mr. and!
Mr-. J. D. Tatum and family.
Mrs. \Y. M. Parker and children j
of Clarkesville, visited relatives’
here last Sunday.
The singing that was given by .
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. McCollum last.
Saturday night was enjoyed by
large crowd.
Dlue Ridge Dots
Due to his family having fluRev
\ 1 , C. Allen, of Rome, did not
preach at Murrayville.
The Second Sunday in June is ;
set apart to have a Childrens Day
at Mt. Pleasant.
The little son of Mr. Joh.nW ink'
ler were quite ili Iasi Sundau,
Mr. J. F. Glover was was up here!
last Sunday. We were glad to;
have him with us.
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Mrs. George Edge died Tuesday j
morning of heart trouble. lie:
death was indeed a shock as site j
was appeanintly enjoying good j
health. She leaves a husband, |
father, two small children and a I
number of relatives, She was 1
buried at Mt. View cemetery Tues- ,
day afternoon, Rev. if. H. llnm- j
phries officiating.
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