Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, November 17, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text5 iU ? ©e&l News J\ n cl M r Marviti Allison t> • , 1.1 1> > rln? \kn* | *"* «imi to see White Cmtmtv lotting 'Hitt >'n. t e Marvin has Countless friends i coiiiitv who vvaimly congiatti V,, i. /Vt’ .on l is "till deserved ill H ' * t • The flinnets in tins county have bout completed harvesting then ,„t wondetful crops, which me best in years. If we only had pay roll operating thing* wwiU a not be so bud. Intact, they ate much better than they w« re L-v year. Most of our people hurt ■u-oiy to eat and till, didn't have it ■ last year. He particularly careful about fire ,no this dry season. Think . .. •niy before you put out fire. , »r. T. G. Underwood, of May* vilie, is visiting his brother, Judge .. W. H Underwood. Dr. Tom • ill join a party ol Cievelandei :,o expect to leave Sunday for > sint of a few days in the (>kelem Swamp. \!r. and Mrs. .Hubert. McD nuilff \f‘,tiHu. spent Su.Kiay wi-' Mr.,. G. C. Graven. ( ). inspector Fietntug. of Allan . win m town a clay or two th 1 w.- * on business. Mr-. G. C- Adams, of Alpliuret t.i, Li., spept the weekend wit \1 I >. G. ilead. Mr. Cuarifis Davidson spent tin. _M.c-.nd m Atlanta with sisters, s. Evan Taylor ami Mrs. L. L Ji: .ck. A e ate requested to announce i hat m all-day singing will L , : M at RoberlstownBtiptHtCliurc 1 - jiid . v. November 19. TfieQ.u*ei v Quartet, of Gainesville, «n ■ • ;.-r good singers vviil be present erviiody invited. 1'iir- Editor is very grateful H ,’r. Bob Roberts for a nice mess c .urnips. Mr. Roberts always mes around this season of tin . ar and brings Us soniethiug gooi Miss Enla Sue Keninier, o ( niiersiiy of Georgia, spent th end with parents, jPustmaste: mi -jVlr'-.. Robt. Keninier. The G. A. mel Wednesday after | » at the Bapiirt church and 9 . pte-eid. T.he next meeting .it be Nov. 22. A Thanksgiving - run is being arranged and a , . audience i> expected lo hem i.--e young people. Mr. liilni House, sonjof Mr. j House, of Akron, Ohio, i.* , 1 ng seuauirship in an orguniza - ot the Goodyear Company has iieeit . ..................,.....y with the company < - v ,r. His Iriends in Clevehurc •--.id Wlme County wishjtim mucl . .ick. 1 -old milling in this county is right along. Everybody is o these men ami are pulling mt 1 he> ail bud big paying de¬ posits. rnmmm - i’he Cleveland Hi quiutel met j defeat, at the hands of the fast,j D ■ 'ulii team on the Uycula court Saturday , last night. The local] boy* were handicuped by some oi j he regulars. j “ -• | , , vtr shoots iiEui pigs i - • •’ •» nojiic nice m sale or exctptnge for their value ! • peas, pot.uues or produce. ; R. T. McGahee Cleveland, G:i• -t is u sin [o tio Jigtiinate 1 11 & I -ohi without* having it ('Hid* ience. v nrly So Lius Maybe So. \ =*>" Heart The Courier Hi \I> TIIECOUHIER < VRl) OF THANKS Naooochee News Rev. Simpson, ol C'Jarke'vill' I ;i\e t . ;l it j^'ooti j^xui inessiijfi £>uod-<y ■■ I I'rt'sijt teriuu cliutch. T((e UJie „ of t | u , p«.st>> te. i.v. are littving a M is-iuit Stunt Tucxd.ty atiot uoon during November. Misses Mabel and Lillian Cason of Commerce, spent the weekend Lit their cottage in the Valley. Miss Virginia Dobbins, who hits been in the Valley all suiniriar, left last week to visit her father in Louisiiiu, Mri, \\ . B, Luttl-den cpn a her SOU, Tommy, to Atlanta Moil day 10 an eye specialist. Miss Isabel Ltansdeu, of Pied in out College, span the weekem. at home with her parenlr, she h .. as her guest MissPucketi.ol Butcii; Mr. Buster \V right, ol Album . -pent awhile Sjur.tl.ty with Mr. a .. Mrs. K. B. Mi.ler. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Waller B minim, and son, of Gainesville, spent vSm. day with parents, Air. ami Mr-. G B. Logan. Miss Annie Glen spent las weekend in DvCttlur with Rev. am: .ills, Richards. The Methodist Society met with Mrs. A. 11 . Henderson Wednesday ilteriiooii, .Nov. b. (bbset v.mce ol .he Week of Prayer program: Song "Sweet Hour o! ptayci. Devotional Out' Week of 1 'i'uyc special Mrs. Henderson. Gou Free Offer Mis. Reynolds G d - Gifts .Mrs. Ray Miber, Four Te-i if Acceptance .Mrs. Telford, \V 1 Cult Accept the Offer Mrs. N-'u, NalviiUiuns lor the W or IdProbicUi Airs. Bill Russell, Memorial Hos¬ pital, Oliliija bli.otv, China; -Mis Jurrard and Mrs, Rpinour. Clo» mg by inn The V\ ay u! the Gt'os Leads Home and prayer. Wednesday,Nov. \\ ednesuay,Nuv. 22, 22, at at 3 3 o’clock « uoa •«‘«l with M‘ S . 11 . A. J irtrafil to. the .Mission Study prt.grjat •rim UuiLiished Task ot Evan ^elisin in China.” "Family Lite’ Mrs. Miller "CU.hU.uod Ymiih” Mrs. Neal hail Marsha M Poverty M.s, ie.lo.d Re.t^iou Heritage Mrs. Head luclustna. Rcconstruciwu Mis. Ivemmer t Ag ncuiturai Reconstruction Mrs. Pai mour .'spiritual and Social Re construenon Mrs Mrs ! 1 ? ? >'B >'li Rtusek Cnrisl ianity jnComjaoi i iigDisesse and Illiteracy Mrs. Milisou aim -vlrs. Henderson Natmu.al ^ llllu iVclfure Association Airs. Education 111 the Home Mrs. Uu ,.ei wood CliribUttu Societteft Mm. johusou Christian Education 11 ‘ Schools Mrs. Mauuey. Eaucatim 111 Municipal Government^ Mrs j Stovall. Reioluicemeiits \V ,uiu... M or ihe UulinisUeu i risk Mrs. U. A. Jurrard, j Mr. |. T. Hendrix happened the mistmTiina of breaking Jjjs wtieit he stumbled over n rock a, H,aWassr-.e Wednesday night. There were tour wrecks , . White County , HmtcL'. c . in afternoon. Ihe ., first was the , of George Davidson when a blew out. George tlwee , two or severe from glass and the other \VL L. Reid, Hainp While an: Frank Nix received bruises lacerations* I cuit» *kiu , , ;t , 'Jcnu , wo on noar the campground and Ervin Ledford, of Gainesville, w painfully injured when the cat which he was riding plunged an embankment near at the Campground, 'J’hat peculiar atmospheric dition here Monday afternoon due to the terrific winds in mid-Western states after the nuns had sowed their wheat. was so bid in Chicago that ilraet lights had to be turned on a, 2 U. M. Mr. Marion Gannon has into F ^ Mr. \ t ». Frank IT - W L Kenimer’s IU At \ r tl 1 si* «• / si IHUIvP near Mr. C. E. Head’s. Mr, Comer Edge bas moved in to the log bungalow across from Mrs. fl'.ex Davidson. fHB CLEVELAND COURIER, CUE*EUAN tr. GEORGIA. iturcimsc a. x*ie concern wrote mu.-ii that It hail tried the recipe, hut could make nothing out of it (it for eiisiom ers' appetites. Much coneevued, the woman went to the manager of tin hotel ami told her story. He sent for the chef. “Oh, that I” exclaimed the chef. "11 j was not good, so 1 used an old recipe of niy mother's. She made beautiful i soup.” j + * * 1 There Is publication devoted to a j I the doings of taxi drivers has its in Now of York, and each issue news holdups. One bandit finally was ar¬ j rested who confessed that lie preyed only upon drivers of taxicabs. He had j robbed 25 taxi men in Hie space of a few days. A taxi driver told me fl¬ i eetly Unit some men hailed him who: - appearance he didn’t like. They stopped him on a busy portion of Broadway and told him to drive Unb.i to an address far uptown, it was at . nighf and lie knew that at that hour the part of the city to which they demanded t" be driven would be dark and lonely. He let them get in the cub. started, and then pulled out Hi" choke. The engine sputtered and stopped. “Sorry," lie said. “I’m out of gas You’ll have to take another cab.” They climbed <nit. grumbling. T j Ibis day, he doesn’t know wlieiher o: not. they were bandits. But (hat wa: i quick thinking. ♦ * * Arthur S. Verna.v, many of who:-, trophies are in the Museum of N'ai j urai n'story, was telling Hie • tiier ik of his journey to Hm Malay slates i seardi of a one-horned Thluneero: He traveled 25.000 miles ami .spent ; good many months ill the under!A ing. When he arrived he got just ram shots before lie came home again. Bn 1 with one of those shots he got n'.f Logs*.! Advertisements Gao 1 .triii, Whitt- County. l-V virtue of nil 1'j‘ilw Ivan tlm Omul of Ui ihuiu-y oj Whin- County will In- s--ld 11T juihlin onti-rv on the Tnes-.lny IlltiH >n 1 tic 1 nui-l Jmiiso ilimr in said county, he Horn the legal lorn s of sain the timet of filial in enni o,,unti (h.-scritied as follows. All that, tract iir paic'l of land lying and beitii; in tin.- 2nd land district, of While County, (emi-giu, mol being part of h t of land 115 in said district Ling in northwest, collier of said lot and hound, d as follows: Cojinnim-ing ill the. original niM'Uiwertl eov“ei- of said lot, thence east (he original line M) rods to tin: public road at the O. P. t^uilliaa old home place I lieiivie do\vn said road 11C rods to a. 1:011 diliomd corner, thence west a com) tj ni¬ di line, llit) j- ds to conditional rook cm (h:i- on the original line, thence north the original line to the beginning eoi-rnu and being the property known as the V. H. Head place, containing 68 neves. Utove 01 less. This 6th day of Nov. lll.'ki I). C. J lead, Administratoi of Mrs: V, C. Head, L>e.i-ease.(l Oeorgi.i, W hite County. Will be aold before tho eouil hmi-< limn-in said i.-mmiy 011 the livtit 'J’ucSihi.i in Dt-.a-mbei l'.KW next, within the leva In.ora of sale to to the high**’ bidder for cash the following deserihed personal 1 rnpei-ty to tvit; One mouse o-.-lo cil house mi,la nine years old. weight nbcoj, POi/ lbs., one spoiled cow tea years old, one Jersey cow dehorned three years three years old, one syrup mill and e vapoiator, one set blacksmith tools com posed of one anvil and forge, one olu two-hors a wagon. Said property levied on as I lie jij-i perty IJ. K. Souther to satisfy <1 Superior Court execution issued from tin: Superior Court of lJniouOotmly, | lieorgia, in favu.i of F. C. Duckworth, administrator and against Lh I- Soullier. FyaneisR. t.’-dlis and .1. C. Collins l’liis November bth, Ib-io, Lftl Vandiver. Slim iff. STRAYED One male, foxhound, lS month* tld; black \v Lite breast »nfl stml while rtreak in lace. Collar Oi v\ i■ li L. C. Stovall. Notify. A. L. Mauuey \Y tregtel that out space n(j( pc . rmlt 0 , to give „ )e people o) w , |ite County iu this issue some iptcresiing correspondence. thn> ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , ( - N] , HCock _ wlu) , by ,ite way, | cbairma,) of ihe White Couat-v CpmiJ!iUee , ,„d Mr. Rolan.! ChairM)ilIi () f !1)# Georg, j ReJief Cominissiotl) AUauta. Jiotv | | we do nol wanl to ket , p yt . u .^ t>Uspea - e< Uierc f nve we tvi. ' lvla e goine of , he nigh i I Ot j The Editor had a telephone tails ^ tb R;l|| , 1)ini >y hiclt j , inHe length, over the repor’s m :he djspS ., lifefttctl . Jtt of He Rebel ■ ,), j Adl|lil)islraljoll j„ ls county, aim |-1 R ltHo;11 directed lli-it we St j r e from Mr. Morcock the rebel : roUiu \ V hUe County, which ivt | ,-equested by N-’V. T o. But Mr | A .j ol cock wrote us a loiter aim | state( j Hut "we consider the names :o! loose on rebel us confidential. In the letter The Editor \vrou> Mr. Morcock we also included that Mr, Ransom void ms to ask him , c- me to Atlanta Monday, Nov. | j. j to meet before lire Georgia Relivi Com. This meeting was called of, ,, Mr, R . . \\ 7 , will ... try . to oy tnsom. e , . ; 1 : give you tnote neyt ivcck, ( ] ““ ' ! has reached iu»t A rumor u* a we go to .....,, press that , Miss A , T Ida , A :ison litis 1 esigned her position in iu: office with ifie \v bjte County | s lluUet CoiViinuUie. Mr. J. C. Alien nus returned home after a few weeks with het I -am, C'aude, in Cleveland, j The Red Cro, s Roll Caff is now j on _ Mr. Joe {Stover is chairman j uud is »eeMug a re-eiljistmeut o! the present, an weii as new tncm nets, lor a greater service lor tyfil j Mr, titover desires your active co operation in this great moveuif.nt. There were 80S bains ol cotton u White County, from the crop oi i 13 prior to November ist, 1B33 . cotnpare d witji 5(11 bales gitnieu November v \ i&l, co 193^. Have you paid your lion to Tire Counts r Iris about time you were making meuts about, it. [ ERE is an actual opportunity to make youe dollar do double duty. Twice as much for your money is no small matter when you consider the will balanced assortment of standard publications which are entertaining, instructive, and en¬ joyable in the widest variety. \Ve have made it easy fot you—simply select the club you want and send 0 $ bring this coupon to our office TODAY. Club No. C-3 Dixie Progressive Poultry Farmer, Joum-t, 1 year ALL SIX Homo 1 yea* FCIl ONLY m m Friend, l year Cou-itry tlame, 1 year The Farm Jouront, l ye»r A V 0 TH!S NEWSP.Wbit For One Yosr C!ub No. C-4 Southern Agrlcnlttirbt. sgaatne, t rear | ALL SIX Everybody’s Poultry ?<■ 1XMIT FOR ONLY Gentlewiiaan Masaiico, 1 year Country Home. 1 year M 111u.-trated Mechuiiiee, I -ear ANO THIS NEWSPAfelK For Oil* Year iSMaiettiiaaasossHs^aQ EDrroa * Sa ° i N °——^ijil is JR. F. D._ BxIng or roolT th Is Coopon to oor office today—NOW , 89 tt 0 as 3 iaafs« 0 «Gssai£i^ mm ™ ..... " ' -.....' Guard the » el Yowl: it fill Eyestrain, the forerunner of perma¬ nently impaired vision, all too often has its birthplace in the home. Children especially, do not know how to care for their eyes. It seems second nature to them to choose the floor, or gome other spot just as badly lighted, for their reading, their study or their play, It is our duty to see that they have good light wherever they use their eyes, In their carefree years, it is out duty to help, them preserve the only two eyes they will ever have, Proper lighting in the home costs so little it is a tragic mistake to “skimp” on light, And, quite often, pooi lighting can be changed into good lighting with¬ out any added cost to you at all. Be¬ sarily cause proper lighting does not neces¬ harmful mean more light. Ypu can get rid of glare through use of wisely chosen shades. “Spotty” illumination can be avoided through even distribu¬ tion of lights, Often all danger of eye¬ strain for both children and grown-ups can be avoided by a simple re-arrange¬ ment of the lights you already have. tk * r T n O HELP you with these problems, X this Company has recently organ¬ ized a Home Lighting Division. Its members are specially trained; they have made a serious study of home light¬ ing—not only from the standpoint of ■m ■ GEORGIA POWER COMPANY preserving sight, but from that of beau¬ tification, as well. They have learned of the alarming prevalence of defective eyesight and have found out how to. combat it. They will tell you, for instance, that at* ages beyond 60, 95 per cent of all people have defective eyesight. Of all children of elementary school age, even, 5 per cent have “bad eyes,” This pro¬ portion grows until—hard as it is to believe—40 p:r cent of students of col lege age suffer from impaired vision, A great pari of this trouble begins in the home, often in the home of parents who believe their lighting is adequate and proper. Wouldn’t you like to be sure your horn s is properly lighted? Es¬ pecially when it costs absolutely nothing to find out? Call our office, ask for the home light¬ ing specialist, and a personal appoint¬ ment will be made to call at your home and discuss your lighting problems. -it * * This simple-looking little affair, the sight meter, can tell you whether or not the lighting ^n jf 0 \ Is right in any spot in the ' room—all in a jiffy. It is ¥?/ or >e of the instruments / used by oar Home Light¬ Wyjy ing without Division shadow to measure, of a doubt, the efficiency of lighting in the homes of oar customers. Each lighting specialist has one, You will be interested watching it. work.