Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, August 12, 1932, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextL®<£&! News The children of Mr. A. A. j Jarmed with their families held a I reunion on last Sunday at the home | ot their father. Among those i present were: Mr. and Mrs. j Eugene Jarrard. of Atlanta; Mr. | and Henry Mrs. George, llftrry of Walker Gainesville and ;Mrs. son, j | George Harrison and little son, of Gainesville ; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jarrard and son, of Cornelia; Mr. and Mrs. Alla.. Jarrard and Misses Jennings and Caroline and George Asbury, of Chicopee. Mrs. Eugene Clark, of Atlanta, and Charlotte, N- C., and Mrs. Earle Ca.slile, of Atlanth, were guests of Mr. and Mis. II. A. Jarrard Thursday and Friday ot last week. The W. M. Society met at the church on August3. “Christ in China” was interestingly given by Mrs. S. W. Reynolds,Mrs. Robert Kenimer and Mrs. W. A, Whit¬ mire. Mrs. J. H. Telford led the Devotional. The Bible Study Class will meet with Mrs. A. Henderson on Aug. 1 7 at 4 o clock A meeting of Missionary Society of unusual interest was held at tin Irate of Mrs. Sutton recently.Those taking part on the program were : Devotional Mrs. Kenimer; poem. Mrs. Mattie Sutton, a call to ship service, Mesdatnes Parks Bell, Russell, Henderson and Mrs Whit m.re, Miss Eula Sue Ken imer gave quite an interesting reading visitors present were : MrsHuberi JVlcDonaUi, Mrs. Ernest Crane, Miss Muriel Bulgm and M.ss „ ssue Kenimer. Laugh and forget your troubles when you se “Geoge'ln A Jam” at the Cleveland High Auditorium Saturday night, Aug. t 3 . A d mission io and 15 cents. loiice to Road Building Material Mannlacturers and Dealers Scaled bids will be received by the State Highway Board of Georgia, 2 Capitol Square, Atlanta, Georgia, until tO o’clock A. M. Tuesday, August 23. for furnishing ttie following materials lor use on Project A-1043-B County: Corrugated Metal Pipe as fol lows: Approximately 4B0o “lineal feet 18 ” and 2548 lineal feet 24’’ for cross draias: 440 lineal teet 15” and 30 lineal feet 10” for side drains; 1434 barrels cement in paper, 540 tons li to f ’ or crushed stone, 518 tons class “A” ennerete sand, 20,350 pounds reinforcing steel, for culverts. CJiiotc prices f. o. Ij. Helen, Georgia. Quantities are approxi¬ mate only and may be increased or de¬ creased as tiie Board sees tit. Orders will be placed as material is needed and in any quality needed. All materials to meet specifications ot of the Georgia .“State Highway Department. Apply to the Purchasing Department “for further information as to deliveries, etc. Pay¬ ment to be made thirty day* from date of delivery and acceptance of goods. Right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive all formalities. This notice s in accordance vvtth the Act of the J General Assembly of Georgia adproved Aug. in, 1922. Mark envelope “‘Sealed bid to open Aug. 23 rd.” J. W. Barnett, Chairman, W. C. Vereeu, Member J. P. Wilhoit, Member Aug. t>, i 932, Read The C ourier Rev, J. II. Allison is conduct ™g a revival meeting at Moss' Creek, this week for Rev. T. L .Rutland. Dr. L. (j. Neal carried Prof. Luther Rutland to Atlanta this " eck. lor observation aiyd treat meet. Col. Claude Bond, of Toccoa, Oi., died of an heart attack at his home Aug. 5 and was buried at Toccoa Sunday, He married Miss li-Gba K:insey, daughter of the late Judge J. J. Kimsey. Hon. Graham Wright, campaign oi Hon. John N. Holder for gover¬ nor, will address the voters of this section m Gainesville Ang. 2o at toe court house in Gainesville at 3 P. M. Everybody invited. THtt 0U£VELAND COUlllfctt, CLEVELAND, GEORGIA. White Creek News The people around here have limt for a li,lle rest now ' 1,8 are trough laying by and camp ' nee,in K is oVer ’ A ' 80 the bo >' s i,re d,ck,,1 g P eaCl,es Saturday and now they can take a cat nap lllr ‘>ugh the day get lazy and go swimming. Mr. Thurinon Standridge and family, of Gillsville, visited his brother, Arnold, last weok. Mr. Henry Robinson and family f AUanta vigited hi(i brolher la6t j week j Mrs. Margaret Peak and Mamie 1 Kei(h| of Rome> spent Saturday night with Mr. D. E. Bentley and | j f um j| v j Mr. Carlton Skelton, of Akron, Ohio, is home on his vacation. Misses Imogene and Mood Alexander, of Atlanta, are visiting relatives here this week. Mr. Newt Skelton left Sunday to spend two weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Robinson, in Atlanta. Meggrg CharHe CaudelI and BiU , BenUey made a trip Cornelia with wheat to have ground this week j — 1 Play To Be Given Aug. 13 The Baptist W. M. U.will spon¬ sor a play “George in A Jam,” to be given at the High School Audi j j torio|n Saturday nig ht, Aug . , 3 Admjggigon 1Q and Ig cenl8 . The characters are : , j £ fim Gray J (guardian)(JeoreMauney eorge F rbes g llis Turne ! \lissy Brown (his foster sister i J^outse Wiggins I J ack Car80n (George’s bosom j Sara friend ) J a,le Arthur Larkln Humphries ( the ileiress | E Hulse * ith * Ma Larkins Mrs. Irving Purdue j Pa Larkins Jim Aead ■ Nellie Monow (a teacher) Myrtle i Lee Sumer Odessa (the cook) Mrs.Robt.Ayer Teke Stebbins (a rural M di<?.4tjve Carl Sutton Everybody Come. Mrs. Peggy Jane Brady, 86 . j died July 28 and was buried July j 2 q at Fair View (church near L,, , ... ' r esvl e “ j ke ba< ^ (* health for j ’~’ een ’ n sometime. She was born inlluber sham county Feb. 26 , 1846 She j 0 j ne d the Baptist church in Banks county Aug. 1866, and was married to Benjanmt F. Brady Oct. f8 189S, and to this union two child ren were born: Mrs. EmrnaStnill of Cleveland, and Acy Brady, oi Cleveland. jjMrs. Brady was the widow of Benjamin F. Brady and had lived in White County all hei life. She led a consistent Christian life. She is survived by one one I son, Asa. and one daughter, Mrs L. G. Smith, both of Cleveland; two brothers, Albe.rt R.ice andRev. Freeman Rice, both of Cornelia one sister, Mrs. Edna Chastain, ot Cornelia. She was a kind and devout Christian and will be great¬ ly missed in her home and com munity. By H. II. Humphries Pay Your Subscription Now WANTED. Reliable man be tween ages of 2$ and 50 to supply >ld established demand for Ruw eigh Products in White County. Other good Localities available, •surety contract required. Com¬ pany furnishes everyrhing but car. Good profits for hustlers. Write the W. T. Rawleigh Company, Memphis, Teun. Mr. Cleo Nelms, of Commerce, 5 s visiting his sisters, Mrs. Paul Mauney and Mrs. Jas. P. David¬ son, this week. Mrs. Clara McDonald, of Jef¬ ferson, Ga., was in town Monday on business, Twenty-one look the P.JM. ex* imation in Gainesville Thursday Cleveland Poet ^Office* For Congress To The Voters of the Ninth Congres¬ sional'District of Georgia: Inviting careful consideration of my record as your Representative in the present Con¬ gress, 1 solicit your support f..r lh, Democratic nomination for Representa¬ tive in the (Seventy-Third Congress of the United States, which I shall seek at your hands in the September primary. I deeply appreciate your past expres¬ sions of confidence in me. Sincerely, JNO. S. WOOD. FOR JUDGE. To the Voters of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit: I hereby announce my candicacy for Judge of the Superior Courts of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit for the tin expired term of Hon. 1. H. Sutton, re¬ signed, subject to the action oflheDetno oratic Primary, September I4th, 111512. I will appreciate your support. Respectfully, B. P. Gaillard, Jr. To the Voters of White County. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Representative, subject to the Demo¬ cratic primary Sept. 14, 1932. I there¬ fore pledge my honor to render my best service to that office if elected. Your support and influence will be appreciat¬ ed. ? T. J. Hanie. To the Voters of White County: I hereby announce myself a eamlidati for Representative of White County,sub¬ ject to the Democratic primay to be held September l4, 1932. 1 realize the importance of this high office and promise, if elected, to serve you in such a manner as not to uetiect upon the dignity of the office, and to support such legislation, as in my judg¬ ment will be to the best interest of my county and state. I will appreciate your support. Chas. W. White. To the Voters of White County: I announce myself as a candidate for Representative subject to the Democra¬ tic primary of Sept. 14th. Jf elected I promise, as I have done in the pagt. to giye my influence and vote to the best interest of my county and state. I want to thank, you for your past sup¬ port and assure you that 1 will very greatly appreciate your help in the com¬ ing primary. Respectfully, « J. B. H. Barrett. Schedule of Neel Gap Bus Line From Cleveland South Bound i 130 P. M. 8 :i§ A. M. North Bound Leave Atlanta 13:15 AM 5;45P.M Northbound from Gainesville 3 :3d P. M. 8:50 P. M. FREE—To any one spndjng me a stamped envelope wi.h their ad dress and in the name of the papei in which they saw this ad I will send an herb recipe that completely cured me of a bad ease of Rheuma¬ tism Absolutely Free. R. L. McMinn, 14 Central Ave., Asheville, N. C. Notice To Wholesale Groceries, Meat Packers And Stock Feed Mills and Dealers Sealed bids will be received by the State Highway Board of Georgia, 2Capi toi Square, Atlanta, Georgia, until it) o’c|ock A M- Aug, 33, 1 932 for fur¬ nishing groceries, supplies and feed foi the month of Sept.to six convict camps maintained by said Board. Bid blanks anil full information as to quantities anil delivery points can tie obtained from the Purchasing Department at the above ad¬ dress. Our bid blanks must be used in submitting bids. Payment to be made 30 days from date of delivery and aecep lance of goods. Goods must tie equal to or bettor than that used by the Highway Board and found satisfactory. Right is reserved to reject any or all bids and to waive all formalities. This notice is in accordance witli the Act of ihe General Assembly of Georgia, approved August 15, 192s. Mark envelope "Sealed bid to be opened August 23, 1932.” J. W, Barnett, Chairman W. C. Vereen, Member, J. P. Wilhoit, Member. Aug. 5, 1W32 CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank the many friends tor their kindness during the sickness and death of our mother, Mrs, June Brady, Mr. Asu Brady Mrs, Luthttr Smith "SIX CYLINDERS THE HAPPY MEDIUM BETWEEN TWO EXTREMES With more you sacrifice economy — With less you sacrifice smoothness >*'■ It certainly does make a engineers: SIX is the fewest number of cylin¬ whole lot of difference— ders you can have in a car, and still get built-in how many cylinders you smoothness. And built-in smoothness is vital have in that low-priced to your satisfaction. car of yours! With too many, you’re bound to spend too much for gas, oil and upkeep. With Durability? Take the enthusiastic word of too few cylinders, you’re bound to get inherent millions of Chevrolet owners: the new Chevrolet engine-vibration. Six stays dependable and trouble-free season But with SIX cylinders—no after season! Its high gas and oil mileage more, no less—you s tays high. Its low maintenance cost sfays low I strike the happy medium between “too many” Especially after ten thousand miles, you’ll be and “too few.” Everything’s in your favor— glad you bought a Chevrolet Six. with a new six-cylinder Chevrolet! Economy? Take the word of those who really In addition fast, know the facts about it, leading American to a spirited, six-cylinder engine, business firms —the the Chevrolet Six has Free Wheeling, Syncro-Mesh six-cylinder Chevrolet gear-shifting , a new, stabilized, front-end con¬ costs less for gas, oil and upkeep. struction, four parallel-mounted springs, four shock Smoothness? Take the word of absorbers--plus the modern styling and fine-cat motor egr luxury of beautiful, new Bodies by Fisher. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CHEVROLET $ 445 AND F. FLINT, MICH. 0. BP, B. All prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan. Special equipment extra. Low delivered prices and easy G. M. A. C. terms Cleveland Chevrolet Co. LOOK! ij* J bLMI, ! luBaral Ml JKjlS; *.’ ‘ HHII ■?: 2 ...... . ; Six or 8 “Plies”? Of the $ or 8 layers of Supertwist Cord In this Goodyear, two do not ryn from bead to bead— they aro really cord breaker * strips them and that's what we call call although some tire makers them extra plies. Famous Lifetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Supertwist Cord Tires CASH PRICES 4.40-21 4.50-20 s 4 65 Each in Pair* Each in Petra *4-79 Each •S3* Each Tube * 1.03 Tube **c 4.50-21 4.75-19 S §* 7 $^16 Each in Pairs Each in Pairs **•43 Each *9 .33 Each Tube *1.03 Tube *I.*7 Other 8i*e* proportionately low Heavy TSmam Duty and 10 Full Truck 8 Plies and * two cord breakers. »9i5 S3** *14«7 $ 1G 60 Peril in Pairs Each in Pairs •M Tube 3* Bach *17 10 Each **.eo Tube * 1.20 3*i» 39*9 •25*0 *28*° Each in Pairs Each in Pairs M‘-» Tube Each * 29-20 Each *$.*« Tube *3.3* Tune in. Wed. P.M. Goodyear Radio Program. Trade old tires for new Goodyear All-Weather* Ceveland Chevrolet Company GOOD USED TIRES $1 UP — EXPERT TIRE VtJLnAMTFiMr.