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THE CLEVELAND/COURIER
V >L. XXXV. Vo, 2 7
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Just from the Mountains.
Have not sent in my mite to The
Courier for [he two l ist issues.
Didn’t think an\body would notice
the omission. But some women
were here Sunday making their
visit brief and their eyes swimming
in liquid grief.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Allen and
Miss Mar\ Kinsey, of New Hoi
land, form illy of White, so often
seen they give us no fright, were
here Sunday. They brought along
Mr. .Mark Waters, of the Valleys
of Hall, who has has always an¬
swered to liis country's cull.
Mr. and Mrs. Faed Gillstrup
went to Jackson county to see their
father, Mr. Wiley Gilistrap, who
- very sick with Bright’s disease.
Dr. and Mr. McDonald were
out tins way iast Sunday.
Mr. Widord A-.h was down this
way last Monday.
Miss Susie and Charlie Denton
were down in this section Sunday,
Mr. Howard McAfee and two ot
Mr. Henry Harper’s boys were
here lately.
Once and awhile you see a fel¬
low pa-,*!ng through having on no
shirt. They are trying to balance
ilie budget. If you have plenty ol
shirts it is all right bat if not you
will be talked about.
Several from here attended the
singing at CiarkcsviUe lately.
Mr. Comer Jackson is now plow
ing Ben Nicewonger’s mule.
Mr. \\ iii Nix and hands havt
been giving the Ilortou road a
good working.
Mrs. j. 11 . Youngblood and
daughter made a short visit to Ku
K lux lake recently.
Mr. Frank Turner, formally ol
Rubertstown, but now stopping
with his sister here, is now itn
proving trom lulling from a mov
mg truck.
Mr. and Mr H. L. Jackson let
here for I iwu after receiving ,
telegram of the illness of Mrs Jack
son’s mother. When they arrived
her mothefvwas dead.
Mr. Walter Robinson was pass
mg one day jasi week.
When votir dog begins to hum
the shade then the weather is gel
a liltie w arm.
The bob wtiile is calling to in¬
mate,Jibe huckleberries are rip<
but not quite.
We have had several birthday
and Mother’s Day the greatest ol
days.
Have been busy cheering tin
sweet g<ri gradeate and now let us
;t bi a nting,
Gov. T , to be congra
tulated Ci ig the legisia
ture to leg ■ 3 - er cent slop.
Fresii n Rooseve has id
specurl i erest but has the welfare
ot more tan I 2 v n at heart,
Mr. YYiii Leonard’s old dog
Lmcoin. named tor Abe Lincoln
; t-id not A Ft.id Lincoln, jumped ;
1 ox and was gone tor about a|Weer
When found the »ux and Lincoli
t
were in a stooping tree I he to;.
was look.ing at the t g and the do*
was looking ie tox.
NOTICE
1 i de the kodak picture-
111 iut duri commencement a
Mr. L\ i->eiT» on Friday,
May 19. An who bought picture
Win piea-c be there or leave your
liioney wit j, \ic, Ru-sell and your
pictures w ill be left there.
Mi=s Lloyadu Hetner.
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reece and Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett, of Gainesville,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Shel
aut Sunday.
Miss Ann Stovall- is spending a
few days with friends and relatives
at Cleveland.
Miss Lull a Bell McCollum speni
a few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. J. X. Smith at Cornelia.
Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Smith and
Mrs. Edgar Smith, of Cornelia,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Messrs Carl Whitworth and
l’liilip McCollum spent a few days
:ast week with fi lends and rela¬
tives at Toccoa.
Mr. and Mts. Bill Tatum and
Mrs. Tom Tatum, of Cornelia
visited Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Tatum
iwhile Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Homer Tatum spent one
tight last week with friends on
Mossy Creek.
The little son of Mr. and M rs j
Paul Smith is very ill at this writ
'og.
Mr. Raymond Stovall spent
'cw days last week with homefolks
A very large crowd attended tin
Mother Day service that Rev.
Elisha SaUetfield delivered at Blut
Greek last Sunday. Mrs. Claud*
j iutuer received the pr./.e, w ind
i was a nice bible tor having tin
| most children present. She bad
| deveii present. We wish to con
rratuiate Mrs. Guntei for having
J ncti a nice bunch of children ant!
| dso for being the lucky one to gaii
' 11 nice prize.
-.tic a
Several from here (Tint enjoyed tin,
Mother Day program was pu 1
in at Amos Creek church Sunday
night. Col. Ed Kenyon and uMr.
Allen made an interesting talk on
'Mother’s Day. Mrs. ArthurCobk
sang two beautiful songs ‘•llu
Old Fashioned Mother” and ‘‘My
Mothers Bible” and with tin
speeches and songs delivered by
j he Sunday School classes made it
, u] j„t eres tjug program indeed.
.
j
j YON A11 m:\vs
Mr. and .Mrs. Charlie Blalock
tnd children, of Atlanta, spent llu
weekend with parents here.
Messrs Ross Black, Hal Allison
tnd Joe Heftier, of neir Clarkes
v-ilie, were fox chasing about Yonah
cist week.
Mr. Clifford Blalock is visiting
is visiting iiomefolks. »
Messrs Claude Turner and Her
aert spent Monday night with tin
latter’s purenjs;
Mr. G. S. Scott accompanied by
j i party of children spent Saturday
Gs
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Pardue and
little sons spent Sunday afternoon
,villi Mr, and Mis. ti, V. Hefner
| Sunday School at Yonah is grow¬
j ing in attendance. There were 8<
present iast Sunday. We can’t
iiiderstand why people get too ok:
o go to Sunday Sunday. They
ion’t seem to ever get too old v
j jo nearly any other place. YV’t
| _ v jj[ nc . V er get to old too learn
j lbout God’s plan of salvation ;uu I
; .viil have to give an account foi
j die way we spend God’s holy day
I if we live a thousand years. Oui
Sunday ."sctiooi is interdeuonrina
ional. We would be glad if al
the older people would come as tfit
majority are young people. j
B. Y. P. U. is growing in at
1 tendance a very good program was
! rendered Sunday night. The lead¬
j ers have ii id a good 'many knock- i
but keep pressing on. The only
way ^ to know how to iive neighbors
|tu(jy God - g WOfd _
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, MAY 19 , 1988.
BOB JONES
.1
OMMENTS
ON
HERE amo !
HEREAFTER.
j
There are live instincts that are
universal. First, there is the in
-tinct that insists upon a god oi
some kind. Second, there is the
instinct of prayer. All men every¬
where in the hour of emergency
call upon some god for help.Third,
there is the instinct of duty. All
people have some senee of obliga
lion. Fourrh, there is the instinc
of sacrifice. In every religion you
find this idea of sacrifice. Fifth
there is the instinct of immortality
All men dream of u lite to come.,
Jesus Christ answers the univet
al instinct of the race. Do you
need a God? Worship him. H
is all the God I want. It tli»
mi'verse should produce a greate:
God than Jesus 1 wouldn’t know
wliat to do with Hun. Do you
■vain to pray? Jesus opens tlyi
door to life house of prayer. lit
says, “\Y hatsoever you ask in my
name you can have.’ Do yon
• cel a sense of duty ? Jesus eat
gi ve you po wer Io po what yon
ought to do. He said, ‘ ‘ A‘l l.powei
is given unto me but h in heaven
ind in earth.” l)n you believe ii
sicrtfice? Then trust Jesus. Ill
was worn de 1 for nur transgression
tnd bruisjd for our iniquities. D
.on dreatn of a life to come? Thei
look up to linn. He said that Hi
has gone to prepare a place for us,
>nd that lie is coining agiup some
hty to take us home,
j [ )ave seen (lie vista of rolling
Hills and verdant valleys, of wind¬
ing streams and forests witli theii
changing colors, I have seen tin
-ky on a wtntery night b-jeweled
with countless stars, I have caught
the odor that floats through tropi
cal islands on a summer evening
1 have seen tlie hand ot God sweej
.lie eastern sky with the glory of a
dawning day. 1 have seen Him
put his canvas on the western hori¬
zon, dip Ins brush in fire and paint
the exquisite tints of a golden sun
set ; but all I have ever seen am
heard and tell, cannot compart
with the first rapture that wil
thrill my heart when 1 look witliit
the ceiestia! city gate.
Why Editors Grow Gray.
From an account ot an accident
.sprinted in the Pomeroy Ohio.
Democrat.
•• Jenkins, it is claimed, was
driving at a high rale of speed a net
ind swerving from side to side. A
lie approached the crossing he start¬
ed directly towards it and crasiiet
into Mi-s Miller’s rear end which
was sticking out into the road
about a foot.”
2nd Quarterly Conference
For Cleveland Charge.
Dear Sisters and Brothers of llu
Charge :
Let us do all we can to 111 u k t
this conference a success by at
tending and doing our best loi
reports.
If you can pay any on benevo¬
lence on or beiore please do so. Is
will help.
The conference will be held at
Nacoochee next Sunday, May 21
Oor Dist. Conference will br
held at Young Harris College .May
23. Let all delegates attended ii
possible.
E O. Vickery, P. C.
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Court of Appeals Confirm
“Courtesy of Road’ Law
The court of appeals ruled Fri¬
day a father is responsible for
negligent operation of his automo¬
bile by another member of the
family when the car is provided for
general use.
The case was that of B, L.
Kennedy against Tom Munis and
bis daughter, Luci.le, Kennedy
sued for $10,000 alleged injuries re¬
ceived in iiuaccident involving his
car and one driven by Miss Manis.
—The Statesman.
Miss Clara Henderson
Weds Mr. W. L. Bowen
File marriage of Miss Clara
Eleanor Henderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William C. tlender
son, was solemnized at the lionu
of the bride’s parents Sunday
evening, May 14. at 7:30 o’clock
to William Lovett Bowen, of
Rhine, Georgia. Rev. D. B.
Nicholson, of Athens, pet formed
j pie ceremony in the presence of n
number of friends. A fnnne-work
,f mountain greenry a'-d pink
roses formed the lovely background
for the wedding party. Basket
of mountain laurel and peonie
decorated the room.
Proceeding the certyjiony Mi.-'
Mary Will Henderson, only sistei
of the bride, who was also in aid of
honor, acc*unpai|ied. by Mrs. Ran
1 vlillei, pieseivltuT musical pio
a
gram. Miss Hetiylerson used as
vocal selection's 1 ‘‘AIl Sweet My
j nmlvf :
| u . ry ,>f |,ife” Love You
Duly.”, Mrs. XIiUty-ii-ird us pjunn
solo "The World is Waiting Km
The Sunrise.” Miss Henderson
was gowned in sunset pink taffeta
She carried a bouquet of pastel
-hade sweet peas, tied with pink
tui ie. Little Miriam Miller was
flower girl. .Mrs. George Bowen,
of LuGrange, a close f 1 iencl of the
bridegroom, acted as bes' man.
The lovely bride entered alom
and was met at the altar by the
bridgrooin. Her gown was ol
sheer white silk organdy worn ovei
laffeta. Her ilowers were joiianti:
roses showered with valley lilies
Her oulv jewelry, a long solid gold
chain, added a historical and rega
oote to the br*dal attire. Tin
chain, belonging to her paternal
great-grandmother, Nannie Login
Craven, has for more than a linn
.frtd years been a family beirloon
ind now belongs to the bride’s
{real aunt, Mrs, J. W. H. Under
wood.
For a traveling suit the bruL
woie an entsemble ol navy blue
silk crept-. Her hat and all ac¬
cessories were of the same blue
shades. The young couple aie
-pending several weeks traveling
by motor through Georgia, Florida
and the Carolina’s.
Campground News.
Mr, and Mrs. Brice Bowen, ol
Ellij ,y, Ga., spent Sunday with
Mrs. Carrie Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard West j
inoreland spent Sunday with Mr j
and Mrs. Ed N ix.
Several from here attended the f
commencement at Cleveland-.
Rev. Claude Hood will preach at j
Friendship church the Third Sun-|
day night. Let everyone go out to !
hear him that can.
The 4-II Club members held a
meeting at the school house and
discussed the measuring of acreage
The name ‘I’eckerwood’s Army’
was decieed for our club. A pic¬
nic was also decided tor die 2nd
week of school.
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The Land of Tomatoes
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FTALY—the | land of sunny skies,
warm colors, and good food—
Is indeed a land of tomatoes.
Have you ever visited the market
places of Italy? The women in
bright aprons, shawls and scarfs
evidently think more of good food
than thin figures, for with their
proportions it is no trick at al!
to balance a nja,rfcet basket on
their head3.
Let’s Look In
And if we peek into the market
basket, we will say, at first glance
that it is filled with scarlet red
tomatoes—big ones and the little
Italian tomatoes, which Italians
ip this country have introduced
to us through their back-yard
gardens. If we are lucky enough
to go hqrne with one of these
women, we will find tomatoes
converted into the most unbeliev¬
ably good dish<.- chicken caccla
tore, which is a broiled tiny
chicken smothered with a savory
j j sauce olive oil of and tomatoes, interesting mushroom,
season
ings; ve il scallopine, thin slices
j of vcai roasted in a similar to
m&to, mushroom and oil sauce,
ravioli, spaghetti, steaks stuffed
with tomato bread dressings—•
almost everything that they eat
has a flavor of tomatoes.
Since Italian tomato paste, for
those who like the more concen¬
trated native flavor, is -available
in cans, we can make these native,
dishes to perfection. For those
who prefer our own large ripe
luscious torn..:'I. in cans, the
addition of Parmesan cheese gives
this the necessary tang.*
