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Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests ol White County
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VOL. XXXV. No. 21
ASBESTOS BUZZING
.lust from the Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Brown spent
Sunday us the guest of Mr. J. W.
Feeemnn.
Mr’ ami Mrs. Lamb Johnson
were in tf.is section last week.
The whipporwiil was heard last
Sunday morning just before the
night candles had burned out anti
jocund day stood tip-toes on th the
misty mountain top.
Mr, Moody Glover spent last
Sunday as guest of Mr. R. li.
Westmoreland and family.
Mr. LouL Merritt spent the
weekend as the guest of Mrs. B.
A. Freeman,
Last Saturday was All Fool’s
'day Misses Willie Youngblood,
Mary and Louise Purdue sewed up
lire Sunday pants legs of Pedro
Johnson Miller. Lie got in hurry
to go to church but was delayed
sotnew hat.
Tiie farmers are now getting
very busy fixing to plant. They
will soon begin to have an all day
singing and dinner on the ground.
You often bear boys talking
about painting the town red. Mr.
Peeler, who was once a resident
here, told his neighbor he wouit
paint his wagon body and it lie
didn't like it he would paint him.
■Sometime back some boys sto'e a
march on Mr, Dave 1 Lawson an :
painted one of his mules red and
gave it white stripes. They carrier:
it to Mr. George Alien's slabies
The next morning the little boy
went to feed but hurried back ane
(..fid tits fadieu.there was. the pret¬
tiest untie out there and . it looked
I.ke a z- bra.
The world is over 3 4 water but
(lie most of it isn’t fit to drink.
Our large bodies of water very
salty. The salt is constantly being
carried from the (.land and when
evaporation is going on the salt if
left behind. The mountains of the
different parts of the world afford
very fine drinking water as it
comes bubbling from the ground.
If all the nations of the world
would agree to drink only Adams’
ale the budget could be balanced
soon. This drink habit is only n
luxry . There is mighty little food
values in otir various drinks. Oi
course sugar liquor lias some iood
for sugar is u heat producer.
DeSota landed on the const ol
Florida, .lie had about 600 fol
lows and drove hogs and cattle be¬
fore him for food. He was probably
the first man through tins part. lie
■finally reached the Mississippi
river where he was buried in its
w alecs.
Ponce de Deon was a Spaniard
who landed in Florida. He had
often heard of a fountain when
an old man could bothe in its heal¬
ing waters and become young again
But hi* seorch was in vain and lit
want Hie way of all our fathers,
We will accept from farmers any
.hid of produce grown on theii
arm for renewal of their subscrip
ion, or to be added to our list as
ew subscriber. We trust this
imposition will appeal to every
armer.
Harbor .Work Reduced.
Effective at once, I will cut haii
■ .10 cents and shave for 10 cents
n ,r patronage wiil be appreciated
Lewis Thomas.
Have vou paid your gubscrip
u to The Couries? It’s about
le you were making arrange*
Cleveland High School
Five weeks after this and the
1932-3.3 term of school will be his¬
tory. I wonder if it will be favor¬
able history in the siglif of the
sight of the pupils. Will the
record each pupil leaves with tin
school be one the pupil will not be
ashamed off Life is in the procesi
of molding as the pupil’s record it
school is made. A pupil’s record
should embody hard effort,honesty,
determination to make good what¬
ever the task may be, pride in com¬
munity activities and a persona:
interest it self to endeavor to be¬
come the best boy or girl in the
community. f trust that even
pupil will bo his best to make the
remainder of this school year couni
for good and make up back work
Parents are asked to encourage
their boys and gills to do tliei:
best, to look over their child’s re¬
port card and check the non-pass¬
ing grades.
The program given at thr school
luditorium Friday by the F. T. A
was a splendid example of coopera
(ion on the pari of each June who
took part to the program and those
who contributed to the 01
the entertainment The faculty oi
Cleveland High School wishes to
extend to each one many thanks
Interest like that shown mi tin
pan of the parents causes tin
teachers and pupils to take new
interest in the schooi’s activity.
Rev. D. L>, Nicholson, Athens
Ga., lias been selected to preuci
the commencement sermon. Deal
j. C. Rogers, Dem, rest, Ga.. lias
aeen selected to give the litera'i
address to the graduating class.
-AV L; Bowen.
YO.NAII Sl'M S
Mrs. R y Black, Misses Eva
Black and Mildred Hah, of Atlan¬
ta, spent-the weekend with Mr
and Bart Black.
Misses Mary Louise Purdue, o!
Cleveland, spent the weekend with
vliss Willie Youngblood. J
"Uncle Benton’’ Trotter,
Cleveland. ~;;ei:i a few days this I
week with Messrs Mutlui and
Marion Falmour.
Miss Lorene Elliott, of Cleve
land, spent the weekend with Let
grandparents. Mr. and Airs. j.’N
Blalock.
Rev. B. F. Pharris will preach
at Yotnih next Sunday Apr. 9 at
11 A. M .
The Cleveland B, A . P. U. will
put on a program at Yonuh Sun
lay afternoon at e :gu
Several from around . here st¬
eaded preaching at Loudsville
Sunday afternoon.
1 will be at the court house dnr j
mg April therm of court for the;
ourpose of giving all persons who
have not paid 1930 and 1931 tax
m opportunity to do so before 1
un obliged to levy to make settle
meet in May 1933.
Arispub Allison, Tax Collector.
Poultry Sale
The following prices will be
paid in CASH at the truckTuesday
Heavy liens 9c
Leghorn " /C per ibt
Bare-back.and Leghron 15c
Colored friers 18 c
Turkey i.OC
Boosters ' 5 C
Duckes 8c
Eflgs Sc
Sale at 9 A. M. at Helen.
Sale at 1 T. M.'Cleveland
J. C. More ick, Jr.
Special County, Ggt.
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, APR 7, 1938
BOB JOKES 1
OMMENTS
ON
? HERE and
HEREAFTER.
God promises to supply
needs, notour wants. God could
n’t give some people all they want
If He gave them the world then
would ask fos the moon. And
ilH-n they would ask for. Mars,
And they would keep asking un
.
til God wouldn’t have
left to give,
'File little word "my” cluinge.
everything. Somebody’ mollies
’s dead, But my mother is dead
Somebody’s baby is sick, But mi
baby is sick. What a a
the little word "my makes.
One of the saddest pictures in
1 he Bible is in tile Old Testament,
A man was riding upon as as>,
God wanted somebody to speak
t | 1at !m ,n and He couldn’t find a
p ro pjt a steward, or an e’der.
j was hard-pressed. So II t
asked this ass if He wouldn’t
lor H im and the poor dumb brut
aid< .. It >ou C:il! u , fc a dumb ani
mul like lam, 1 will be verv hap
PJ- This is the day of BaalutnY
ass. I speak recently. God is up
.gainst is today. He is having
hard time finding people to
for Him. I know many .a
who, measured by the standards o.
irtodeni colleges, would be consiii
tired an as,- but God is using him
God is glad to have educated mL
and scholar* and influential pe
me ill fills service, but Got! wn
take anybody He lam get.
The churches have influence
There is no evil in America which
could stand up against tiie organiz¬
ed churches. Yes, the have ttic
nflueuce, but they fin k power
Power and influence are not the
same things at ail. The humbles 1
Christian in America lias more in¬
fluence than Paul had. Paul thd
n’t have enough influence to st y
of j itl but lie had enough pow tn
interfile got in jail to pray the
doors off their hinges and lie hai
niotigli power to shake the founda¬
tion of the Rom ;n Empire.
Jesus had no worldly influence.
■ie bad a heavenly influence. Hi
could have, turned one beckoning
finger toward the sky and angels
would have torn down tiie gate- ot
Heaven to come to His rescue, hut j
He had no worldly n fluence. He
didn’t have enough i; fluence to
stay off the cross. But He had
enough power utter He had died
10 put His heel on tlie neck oi
death and Tie has eriougl ® ower to
save the world.
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i IK) YOU
KNOW?
That the first discovery of
in the State of Georgia was
on Dukes Creek, Whit
(then Habersham) in 1829,
cording to White’s Statistics
Georgia, jjie mass weighed
| ounces.
I hnt ever since the organizatio;
j °f campmeeting at Loudsville,
most 100 years ago, a native
I.M lute county has never missed
j meeting.
j That a rural mail carrier left
posl office , u Cleveland once
didn’t know that he had
his mail until lie. was mile aw ay
That the Asbestos Buzzing
one of the most widely read co!
j umns of any newspaper in
| state. It is often quoted in
ulH ]ay American,
That Cleveland High School
auditorkim 1S 00e ofthe lafgefit uiui
best equipped ........ ol any in the slate,
: including auditorium
many college
j lames Harwell Westmoi eland,
1
peon ter citizen and conferati
•
Veler;U) - d,ed al ilis hotne near
C!evehmd JMlinday afternoon,
. Api-.i 3rd. He was the son of
lleeves Westmoreland and Susan
, AJ:i,on Westmoreland, who
wen
> Uie ikst Emilies <° «ttie u
North Geor * U - At the agw o
MXteeii l “'I ' i " ,;d,he Confederate
,rm .rmy, ) ' Alter the wir he went b
■choo at IJ.yesviile Acadenu
H •.ynesville, N. C., under the grea
■id educator, John O. ITicks. 1
fib/6 he put the fiist business ii
'.he section of the country' now
ai-aiii :i£ K • ■;-- • and Helen
lie was always interested ii
mines a is. and knew much about
the gold mining proderties of
Northeast. Georgia. Much of lie
first gold mined m and around
•Nacoocbee Yafiey was weigiiec
■ nd sold by him.
In 1871; he married Miss Juli
Craig, who pme.eded him in death
thirteen ytrus.
Aitiiough Srlr.ui for more thai
twenty years, ;:e wa> energetic aim
industrious, and his interest in tin
■ flairs of life were never relinquish¬
ed. lie had a high regard for
an appreciation of the best thing
of life.
In early childhood he became a
member of die B Methodist church
which he loved uul cherished ic
lie end. ^
Eight chialren : N. C., ot L.-n
Yagas, Nev P, H. and Paul, of
Cleveland,five dauglaers, MrsPear
Palinour, Mis Vera U’estuiorelanc
of Cleveland ; Mrs. H, II. Hieler,
of Wrighlsville, Ga., "Miss Bessie
Westmoreland, of Chickatnauga.
Ga., and Mrs. Chits. N. Maloof,of
Helen, and a host of friends ,ari
left to mourn his going,
Funeral sei vices were held in j
Cleveland Methodist church Wed-j
n -sday afternoon by Rev. E. O i
Vickerv, of Cleveland, assisted by •
Rev. T L. Rutland, of Crawford, J j
nid Rev. H. 11. Humphries, of
Cleveland. Interment way in [
Cleveland cemetery Wednesday
at 2 :10
( Alii) OF THANKS
We wish to thank all those who
been so kind and good to us
words and deeds through the ;
and death of out deal •
W hile our home has a j
scant chair, yet as. we reflect on
he many deeds of kindness and
bestowed upon us, it gives u
lining to a dark cloud left by
The Westmoreland Family
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Parking Space for Peas
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plenty of
F apa.ee giving tor peas, -when you a tv
your pantry shelves
their spring house-cleaning,. t,u*duu^ You * flu
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them, more often tj»«n you
probably realize, because they are
“If- ar, swer to that, great nuesMon
'. Lamb . . chpp% for
dinner yes. that
sounds goad- and what else’*
Stuffed steaks for the late-suppvr
pa^ty—and what else?
■psas, of course, because everyone
likes them, ami they^ good fel
lows that they are-.- like every¬
one'. They ane good' misers. Here
are cook s.otne- rt^^pes to park m your
book:
How Tr.cv fftenss
Southern Peas ........ and Onions:
BylU - . from , bujicii
oauma oae
young onions in lengthwise pieces,
' add one slice bacon and one-half
of a No, 2 cart of peas: then add
three-fourths Fiireo-ioHruLS cup cup boiling Doiiing water water
j ifiler. and'boil Add until-the onions are ten
more water if necessary.
: Remove bacon, season to tasts
J cooked and. serve. The liquid should bo
i almost away. This serves
[ four persons.
!
Corn and Pta Rarebit on Toast:
j Ma ke a. cheese sauce of two table
[.spoons butter, two tabFs.poons
flour, one and one-half cups milk
and one cap grated clu ■ >o. Drain
one S-oanco can of whole kernel
com and one ll-intnce can of peas.
Saute a few minutes in two table¬
spoons butter, then add to the
c-heese sauce. s-'uk. Season seusaii to iu taste is-ae and ana
sarve on waat. This serve* six.*