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THE CLEVELAND COURIER
VOL. XXX1III, No. 11
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Just from the Mountains.
Rev. Hoiner Thomas is conduct¬
ing a series of meetings at Yonuli
tins week and next.
Mr. Scott’s gold mine is proving
to be very rich.jjj It is told you can
see the gold in the ore. This sec¬
tion may not be ns rich as Ca'ifor
nia once was but we still have
precious metals in these everlasting
hills.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. YViley and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hunter went
toward Nacoochee Valley last Sun¬
day.;
The old blue lien will soon have
her brood large enough for the
campmeeiings. She hasn’t been
clucking all summer all in vain.
Mr. Harlee Duvall, of Clermont,
passed on his way to Hiavvasse
Monday and told that crops are no
good.
Mr. S B. Logan went toward
the South Role last Tuesday.
Several of the sinners saved by
grdce and some not attended the
Holiness campmeeting on Sunday
and reported they bad fresh beef
and watermelons out mat way.
Mr. Woody, of Woody Gap.goe;
this way very frequently. He
must be very much interested in
the Unicoi Gap road.
Several of our trucks marked U
S. are doing construction work
the new road in Unicoi Gap.
The old mule that has been
muzzled and plowed for a brief
spell this spring is now enjoying
the pastures by the shady streams.
The various candidates for gover¬
nor should hold a joint debate and
a large dinner on the ground and a
regular mixer.
Rev. Robert Palmer, of White
Creek, spent the weekend as the
welcome guest of Messrs Marion
and Marlin Pahnour.
Messrs Vas Hefner and Bob Al¬
lison arose with the morning star
recently and went on a fox hunt
amid liie rattlesnakes,
The pumpkin crop is going to be
small this year, but custards can be
made out ol potatoes.
In this motor age t lie people do
not make their visits long and do
in t make their visits long and do
not give much trouble. Seme peo
phi , in former .. days , would -ii.i hitch
their old poor horses to a wagon
load of the children, tre four hound
dogs behind and box up the
and stay for three weeks.
Hope the flies w : ll let you re8
, long enough . to read i.i these tew
scattered , remarks. ,
Steady Work Good I’ay
Reliable Men Wanted to call on
farmers in White County. No ex¬
perience or capital needed. Wriu
todayMoNess Co., Dept, Freepori,
Illinois.
Notice 01 Dissolution oi Partnership
The partnership ot Scott &
Fleming has been dissolved. The
said partnership having been en
te-ed into as a partnership at will
and the undersigned having given
notice to G. S. Scott in accordant
with section fiifil ot the Code ol
Georgia ot iqio il on the 2 ist da)
of April 193.3 of said dissolution
and more 51 ban 9° days having
elapsed since the service of sain
notice. The partnership is there
fore dissolved.}
The undersigned will not hi
responsible lor any debt or contract
m the name of said partnership
since the the time of tlie service ot
tmid notice viz. April 21, 1932.
H, A. Fleming!
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests o t White County
SO THEY SAY
By 1. (). II. Morethan
The weather is very dry in this
section arid crops are beginning to
need rain.
Ill these days of picnics, camp¬
ing parties, etc., when we see a
truck load of folks speeding along
the highway we don’t know
whether it is a bunch of people out
just for the outing, or whether it is
a truck load of fellows who have
decided to run for governor.
We have not wnote any for some¬
time, as we have been attending
court. You see some fellows might
have passed here yesterday or some
time last year, one day or that
night or the day and night before,
going a certain direction more or
less, and we didn’t know them,nor
didn’t know what they were want¬
ing to steal, and we never thought
to ask them, They went on, that
is: if on was where they were
started, and somebody said some
body got some meat stolen. We
didn’t geti.any of the meat, so you
see by what we have tried to ex¬
plain to you we knew enough to
almost set a fellow down fin one of
these iiere lextrickety chairs, {and
they sent for us to come down to
Gainesville and tell them what we
didn’t know and by George when
we go there they had forgot all
about sending for us and so we
stay around there four or five days,
sweating like a negro at an elec
and listened to them lawyer
fellows dispute one another’s words
bllt !;ist lold us to collie
around there and let the cat out of
tire wallet. So one lawyer tried to
get us to tell the “truth one way.
and ttie other to tell the truth aome
other w ly. Well, we done the
best we could to please them both
and they turned one fellow loose
and sent another off for doing the
same thing. The one that done
nothing. Gosh? we can’t figure
out this court business. We know
one thing they can make a fellow
come here aim stay, loose a week’s
work, get some fellow fixed to
wear a suit of clothes stripped like
a coon’s tail, and put him where
we con pay lax to feed him and let
j him do rhe work lor nothing that
| good citizens ought to have to get
pay fer.j
Well times are going to pick up
now. It would have already been
Oetter but the sharks must have
time to figure " ho w Io use the money 7
j lhrtt congress appropriated for the
u ’ e of st * rlm S bl,h,l,es8 -
Our Editor Jim. just plain old
, Jim and his brother, Henry, came
by and Mopped with us yesterday.
Tie are always glad H to see I. P.
J
1 Now we don’t mean justice of
j Peace when say J. - I Ot
we .
j course he is just and peaceable and
I all that but we mean James P.
Davidson.
Well. Sir, it seems to be calling
time ol the rear. Fox hunters call
ng for m nicy, som e calling doc
tors, but the majority of us would
rather call back a few years Nov'
•‘haint” that ••hit” !
iMri and Mrs - Burton M ddle
brooks, of Atlanta,Ga., aie spend
ing a few days at Mt. Ldujel.
Mr. G. M (that fellow tlnr
was so anxious to get married) was
•uccessful in getting married Sun
lay afternoon to Aliss Cordie Cor¬
nu, oi Chestatee district, Lump
tin county. Rev. \V. N, Turner
fficiating.
Messrs J. B. R. Barrett and
Isaac Jackson are in Florida this
week on official business.
Mossy Creek Campmeeting will
begin Aug. 16 at 8 P, & 1 ,
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, AIJG. 12, 1982
OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. London
rn'd children, Ernest and Vera Lou
spent the weekend with Mr. , and
Mrs. Bob Pulmour on Mo&syCreek
Messrs Robert Burke and Loy
Sosebee of Habersham, spent last
Friday mgr.t with Messrs Horner
and Claude Tatum.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gioveti and
Mrs. J. II. Shelnut made a busi¬
ness trip to Cornelia lest Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 15 . Banks {and
children, of Habersham, spent last
Monday witli Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Whitworth.
Mr. Fred White, of Cleveland,
is visiting his cousin, Messrs Frank
and Madole Glover.
Mr. WilliamEdmonds, ofToccoa
spent last Sunday afternoon dmh
Miss Mary Lee Tatum.
Mrs. A. A. Tatum is visiting
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Tatum at
present.
Born to Mr. and Airs. Tommie
Edwards a girl Aug. i, who has
been given the name ot Charlotte.
Air. Tol Black and Miss Ethel
Burke, of Gainesville, spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Stovall.
Mr. Steve Reece, of Anderson,
S. C., spent a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Slielnutt.
Blue Ridge Dots
Next Saturday is the day to
clean off Mt. Pleasant cemet rj,
Please come early.
Air. Claude Allen and family
were visiting Ills parents here last
week.
Mr. Marvin Satterfield spent
last Sunday with Mr. J B Wink¬
ler,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Nix are at
tending the Town Creek m.etirig
this week.
Aiiss Mary Lou Jarrard is visit
mg re'atives at Hiawassee at
present.
Miss Maggie Adams is spending
this week witli her sister. Miss
Lena Jarrard.
A crowd of young folks from
here attended the Holiness camp¬
meeting last Sunday night.
Advertising is the oil that lubri¬
cates the machinery of business.
Try it.
Prof. Hal Farguson left Monday
to make preparations for the ar¬
rangements for his school alStock
bridge, Ga,
Mr. Charles Davidson is visiting
relatives in Atlanta tins week.
Miss Mildred McWhorter, of
Dahionega, Ga., is visiting her
her cousin, Mrs. Paul Aluuney.this
week.
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L is stated that Airs. Gribble
Holcomb, who has been in an At
lnntu hospital for several weeks,
will be able to return home soon.
Atty. Hoke Stark, Sheriff Griz
He and brother, of Lawrenceville,
were in town Friday on a fishing
trip on Chestatee last Friday.
Frof. and Mrs. F, G. Nelms, of
Soperton, Gn., spent Saturday
with Editor and Mrs. J'as. P.
Davidson,
Mrs. T. W. Colvert and three
daughters. Elisabeth, Virginia and
Mary, of Crandell, Ga., are visit¬
ing Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Crisp
The JuryRevisors met this week
who are; S. B. Logan, R. L.
Kytie, Win. Palmer, W. R.Robin¬
son and J. F. Glover. \V, H.
Hulsey was the clerk.
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CHAS. R. CRISP
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Will Speak In
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i 1 are amply able to seve mam more customers. 1
We appreciate (he splendid business you have been
Hi giving us, but we want more of it. |
v We want you spry young shieks, with a beautiful
If young lady by your side to step on the gas good I
i and hard and drive straight to Herd's
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