Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, November 24, 1933, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE/CLEVELAND V >U XXXVI, No. 2 ASBESTOS BUZZING .lust from the Mountains. We :ire now Intving Indian sum¬ mer. it is very smoky and will he followed by rain. Mr. Dork Merritt, of Atlanta, preached at Mr. ]. N. Blalock's i eceut ly. The Holiness people will have service* at Will Blalock’s Thursday n i 4111. Rev. Price Jackson wa-* buried at Xmti Church .Sunday. Tne Gainesville Eagle fold hist week of the death of “General” Jticksou, He was reared in VV Idle County and leaves behind a host of kindred, lit- had been ringing the bell at Main Street School for over ?-> years, but now has taken his iu’ recess. li wiil soon be 'Thanksgiving Day again. The most of us have 110 1 ut key but we can have a roos¬ ter. Mr. j. H. Youngblood’s father lias been on a visit here. Mr. Ed Miller lias returned from Monroe. His mother is better. The lecent cold snaps have made us hunt up our old shoes. Some of our young people have been wanting their fortunes. The fortune tellers of the old days are nt uiy all gone. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. R. Barrett Went to see the totem pole at Shu lee recently and made a short stop here. We roomed with Mr. Bar¬ ren when the gold fever was very high at Dahlonega. He often of¬ fered to -loan'his a 'shirt when' utftfe was dirty. That is a fine lest of true friendship for I lie shirt is generally worn next to tiie heart, Mr. Bill Presley, of MossyCreek, V/hs seen going toward ihe B lie Ridge S ilurday to hunt stray chest unis. Mr. Coiner Jackson spent one night recently ai Roberts town. Mr-. Harve Nations and Sam Scott spent one night and a day Mi, T. B Ledford lately. 'They killed the \ olstead law Without the help of Georgia but tve still hate state prohibition. “Mary’s Little Lamb,” “Give Me Liberty or Death,” The Boy {stood on the Deck Eating Peanuts by the Peck,’’-and “Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud?’ Hmu 1«J ail be revamped and recited ip opr schools. S\’e all should be very glad that fiq human agencies has any conliol Whatever ovgr tl# weather. Just j look what a man-m ute depression yya: bare bpeJi baving for the Iasi fo-'U A “afs. They might to Iptvp a war in $ trope so wp could .-.(ay out of it j[. ey Imd a World's vvnr and now fr.; .tip paying up, Washington ip id tor the l,. >S. to -lay out ol fpnyigtt tmtaiiglemenls, The fnjsine’S recovery in c»n 1 he way but we have a long way to go yet, The measles have been raging in f! is part lately. Mr. Fred GiTstrap has been hauling apples. JJuve you paid your subscrip I.jpp (O 'file fjoyriesj It’s about tiipe you were making arrange irients a'bout if, f . 1 ■■ • id 1 . Steady Work ' Good Pay Reliable Man Wanted to call on fmpprs in White County. No experience or capital needed,\\ rite ,oday. 'Mel C,, Dept. B , jfrfeport, Jllinoifi.* Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County !N'acooclu»e News There was no services at Method's! Church except Bro. Vickery didn’t come. The Woman’s Club met Misses Susie and Jessie last Wednesday. fifteen weje present. An excelleht gram was rendered on Peace. Fred Stovall being in charge the program. Delightful rd meats were served by 11re hostess. 1 Mr. and Mrs. LiNierre and Mb Carne Thurmond, of spent .Sunday v\ i111 parents, yi r | ;u,d X,rs * Ha,n Tl,um ” nd * Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hood Gainesville, -pent Sunday with parents, Mr and Mrs. P. E. Hood. The many, triends children tire so sorry to give up Mrs. W. B. Lumsden, who was teacher of 6 ,V 7 grades. On account of her son, Tommy’s eye being in bad condi lion, she lias to remain in Atlanta for awhile. Miss Siegers, of Ashland, <7.1.. i. taking of (. .V 7 grades. Miss Florence Logan is visiting ter sisters, Mrs. Leona Logan and VIis. Walter Brandon, ol Gaines ■.Mile. Mr, Jame- Williams, who has iceii visiting his brother, returned home first of last week. Macon, Ga., Nov. 151b.—The acceptance in I he F. S. Marine Corps of George A. Williams, son if Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. M i - liatns, of Sauiee, is announced by Lieut. Colonel II. W. Stone in, charge of -the Marina-iioeFa-vtHu : Jlfice, located in 1 he Macon aud ; - orium bui tfing He is a graduate of Young liar ris High School, Class 1929, and vas a member of the school base >;ill team tor two years, li i* not leliintely known where he will ierve after completing preliminary raining. Some men are selectee to attend the clerical, radio and uotor transport sellouts and fot uiy wiih Arialion units; othcis ire assigned duty afloat or to one if the Marine Corps over-sens stations. ■— •iubscribe For The Courier | j FO R SALE ! ---- j Will sell to the highest bidde. or cash in front of the court house | loot- in Cleveland my farm, known j •s t he old Jasper Skelton farm, in ! lossy Creek district, near W ood-j 1 > VV!! school 5 containing 60 acres. i mire or ie s, 4-room dwelling, good outbuildings, sqme bottom 1 id some upland. 35 acres in cul good spring near house t tid » ile vvitl he on trie first Tues lay in December 19315. li finer Gutter. _ Mr, and Mrs Vn-oil . irgti iJenarix, iLh-lnv „(• <fi Vtiantn, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mis. J. B. R. B trret t. Mr. Cltas. Henderson is in .At¬ lanta suffering from ptomaine loison. Toe nunters from Cleveland vvl 0 want to South Georgia returned Thursday night with 110 game but a few fish, ................ STRAYED A ■ There is at toy home a small black Jersey heifer, about one year dd; unmarked. Owner can ob¬ tain it at my place wtth . proper identmcaljoji tqip paying for this ad. W. E. Elrod, IRobertstown, Ga. OLEV ELAND, GEORGIA, NOV. 21. 1988 if . ('. ('. Camp News. The Soo.ooo youth* of ttie CGv will have turkey lor Tlianksgi dinner in their camps. matiily 30,000 turkeys will be pijr chased m each corps area, and day’s War Department. directed also that there be | j ul trimmings.” Everyone should bear u, mind prevent fires not only on goverl j J ment land but also on private owl eel laud as its the greatest TiL that can be done to timber, j Forest Service appreciates (he co ■perution of tlie public and it it ■uy time you see .1 fire on go vert ■ ment land, or any that adjoins it s ilien notify the Forest Service ft ijt once, ! Here is the Code of a Gobi f Woodsman and How to Preve: nt F res : 1 he Nation il Forests are pu blit noperty, available without ct|arjf o the public lor educational, iti |>irational. and recreational pin. j poses. They are administered by j the Forest Service, United States I lb< Department of Agriculture. wit| j ' lowest possible restrictions that ! vill safeguard the various natural t-soiiices from abuse, damage, destruction. These restrictions are as follows, md are based on “The code of a ;ood woodman, touris 8 camper, or vhen he goes into the forest (1) Build a lire only when neces] -ary ; then build a small fire on . ■ite near water after all infiamnuj de mit’eriul down to mineral soil has been removed from a spot 7 feet in diameter. (2) - Before -leaving n ; f or a short time, extinguish it with vater and cover the ashes will 1 : irtli. • (3) .Do not throw away lighter, Hatches, cigar or cigarette end, o< lijie heeis. Drop them in darri| ninerai soil. Step on then' .’ (4) Keep camp clean. VVhert farb.ige pits and incinerators art not provided burn or bury all gar urge and refuse. (5) Do not pollute Ihe springs, •treams, or lakes by insanity acts. (6) Do not mutilate or destroy tht trees shrubbery or the signs and improvements. (7) Do not hunt or discharge firearms in the vicinity of foresi lamps and habitat ions, (S) You are permitted to hunt tid fish on Government-owner ! ' nnti * tlni 8 ir ^ spec fically closed 1 ld !>o^ed ag iiust such use, but •■>object to the State Fish and Game uv a * Information ,n M’ be ^bBtinrd fiovn any forest officer, '' Have you paid yotir subscription Wo can’t continue to send it t(. you, so if you want it to keep visit ng you each week the only thing for yi.u to do is to pay up NOW. ____________ ____________ | ] ■p reB j deill Roosevelt has changer j relief progfum an d hereaftei ! j; here will be no one on relief. ; Under the new set-up each per oh employed will be under the Civil Works Administration when. I:e will be given 3ft i 14lira of work each week and Jie paid 4O cents per hour and ids pay w ill be by check from the Veterans Adminis-H trafion in Ajiania. : Those who tyeie on the reliel roil will automatically be truns ferreri to the Civil V\ orks .Admin¬ istration. Olliers will be employ¬ ed; but they must make appltca tiou in an employment agency tin t win be established in Cleveland witlfiiq the ncjjtt fevy days. We e>-. tiinate tliere will be around 390 more persons euaployed ip Wi ve ; County under the C\YA program vV*ait^ County orticiais have sub¬ mitted six projects for approval, but nothing has not been heard from them since they were sub¬ mitted. 1 ^eheHuie N , , , t .Neel Gap Huh . ; 0 j Leave Atlanta 7 A. M. 12:30 P. Arrive, n A. M. 6:55 P. M. L.eava Gainesvilie 1 o A. M 3-30 Arrive to A. M, 6 P, M Leave Cvevelnnd 9: A. M. I 15? P. M. Arrive. 10:45 a\. M. 1 -.30 Leave Young Harris 7 :15 A.M A ;1 5 F M . Arrive 12 •Li. V.M, - l\ M, \\ e will accept from farmers am '(indot produce grown on their farm for renewal of their subscrip¬ tion, or to be added to opr j\st as a hew ... subscriber. • vrv.j.. • 1 TT \ We » » ' trust this r uioiI wil )p eaJ to every ' ” *' firmer. •mm head the courier i I >\\ P r i n t i n g I I o i riic is the means master through key of uitich mir civilization, we have I j ^ -{if a ‘ n >cved art, education and industry. y \% It is well worth the pi efforts very Highv' < j j ^ \\ of its craftsmen. < vy vs - ,, 2 Ihe Cleveland Courier u Vs S\> > C<J'v.mcrciai Printing of Every Description C\ \\\ AD v nR 1 ISING is like liniment. It cant be app. ed effectively with a s-V. • powder pun. I? needs rubbing in f. l And the harder the rabbi-m : j- > better i V the results. RUB IT IN HARD—Increase your ac-vcrtis - ing; put in the sales pressure—create enthusi¬ asm and enrgy and optimism throughout your Or -anization andwatch the progrss you make - 1 THIS DEPRESSION 1 j Gas caused hy waste, --Xtravag.mc high-i.Gxig. gambling, crooked | Msine.-s. gening turn quick, 1 ya.g auternpbile-s instead r-.f raising j dorses, mules, cattle, buying farms, and building better homes. first n vtional hank Cornelia, (ia. ....... ————«—a—s—.. ,,, . n .ter snamiM lew P ; Vac a pods £?, h- f\ ana & % Health \i( < 4 Lr % Hy Dr. ERNEST H. LINES Enilnera .Uthority mui Chief Medical Director 1 ork Life ln.-:;:rancf Comlmwy HOT WEATHER HAZARDS COME people spend their vacations at home. If they use of about a measure A- -miners sense i«, t'ivy - - morn real benefit: front their holiday period than the people who spend tir’.r time in a mad whirl of excrci-e and travel ttml return to their work exhausted, Many of the same BOB JONES ; OMMENTS I ON HERE Awn i hereafter,. ! __ 7K¥ '' , ...... ~ • j Jesus taught by word and exam j ,le U ' a ’ ,i '. e C ' ,usc is evi:r -GTng i ; forth ’° ^ as ld 1 *•* lambs J l ’V ut?v-ipic», llsc,ples among ’ wolves”. ‘*1 I «nd > C I I I t !'he picture : Here is .1 p 'tender, l berp. *^ er ’ He lovi,, InVlnO &’ compassionate (’nrti:vi,fi,.nan sbe P iakes a lamb His md puts it. down will a pack oi wolves. I A God-sent man has always bt-i-i j b ? Seiflsh me "' An tmselHsh man j vlio is sant out by Almighty’ God IS a reproach to selfish people. They I visl it’ll to destroy him and they ofm I do it. John the Baptist lost his head because he made an utt-ict on an dficial of his day. j consider my¬ self luck, i have been ’or more than a quarter of a »■ - t■ - ury and J. still have my head. God never offered auy man an jsy place 111 this world. G >< loesn’t want messengers who w mt tM-y places. Such me u ate not. de¬ pendable. \\ hen the crisit come | hey always save themselves. G®o > -vtints men who will sacrifice thens ..selves for the sake of a Cause. TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE Last Round December 4, 1933 ,,J. 11. Janarrt’s Isaac 9 to 9:30 A. M, ittir Jo io 1 1:30 •' <¥. S^jTui-jwiVi •Store i.1 to 11:30 “ Jim Palmer’s Mill la to Guy ■Shoal Creek Law Ground 1 to 1 50 t’.M Jshmore's Store 3 145 to .1:10 “ ii. F. Chumbltti-’s .Store a .45 to 2:50 “ Charlie id 1 ). Viiiyfielu's Hamilton’s Store 3 no (03:45 " | Siorc 5:aO to 4: r 0 •’ j dcldean Stiuioii 4:20 to 414.5 ' >V. Jl. Hamilton’s Store 4 : 5 o December 5 > lakes Chapel SHioolHouse StjO to SjyA’v Stovall'* Store 9 to 9:30 “ Leaf 1'ost Office 945 to io ,45 " Jamai Mill 10:55 to 1 I :1U - B. Tomlin’s Stoic 11:15 t<* 'I : 3 ° ” tfolcomb’s Suite 1! :40 to 12 :i() •• Mine's Store 3 2:20 to 12:20 i J rtthh;y's Store 12:4a io 3 :131'. M. L. If. Alexander*a store 1:30 to 1 .50 “ .iitlscy’e Mill's 2:lo to 2 : 4 o “ ’V’pft'ord’s Stoic 2:45 to 3:1 5 ‘ Albert, Horsey’s 5:30 Vo < December 6 iloVer'.- Store 9 to 9:30 A. M. Station 9:45|to io ifrs. Merritt's Store 10:10 to to .30 • Store 10:45 to 11113 “ Store 11.3a to 12 Store 12 .05 Io Is .-30 P.SJ Lint School House t to 1 130 •• .Mi!; 2:14 3:4.5 “ Jrs. VV. L. floor!’3 Store 2GS h> 3=15 1'os'i Ottica 3:30 to 4 1 Hood*i> Sinl’t* 34:05 to '.;»0 C. M. Cooley, T, C. bar:* spend their vneaui.r.K :.t- van als be u>ipliv.| br liiuce 1, !i,i must IVO.-I: hiriror H t , summer time. Anove all, Jori’f trv to do tvx* much dtirinr hot weather. Fitli. r..... L .. . at piny. Uct out of doors m „ch os pnssiidc. ( • th< park! md ph gr-'iunds yo, i ciiv prmid for i and your clolunr. ff pr ; MI,| ; .. - into the country during the dav.'u.v-. Go to baseball Kamos or to the sea¬ shore, and got enough sic: Don’t expose yourself too freely to the sail at first, but acquire a t-,» gradually- hxe> -nve sunburn is. p,a _ 0 ’ u ! “V cause. . illness and serious even death. Alcoholic beveragea m* only fail to cool the body hut actually increase. ifs %vet funds and meals should be tvCcn moderately. .Rely t/ion-, upon given vegetables and ire.ih fruits. He sure that, waste matter m ciiinitiated from the body regurariv. hard or.ee or twice a day. It is,sometimes tn maintain a rt.y.tlar schedule on a vacation, yattieularly if you do any traveling, but it is most irnpor fan 1 tl|at .you do so, Many accident.?,occur in, the. home dot ing hot v. eat her from people moving ,>r adjusting 3® efectrie fan while it i,s aliJI ninuirg. Alw.avs niake sore that- the blades have stopped revolving before touching (HJ f PRICE * 1.50 A VKA I IX ADVA NT ____ | tn ... nr 1:tns shouJd also | . , kept ' * out, of rcanb of Htt-le fingers j Baths ' , lea , f . one "‘ lth « day advisable : is ' l /‘° f utu mer ’ >«‘y for the ' f f !m , f« but also Dr f Vv 4 ,e P 1(l r ’” h - between SO dc?rpRS . • .-"dent '"‘J_ to f«nper«»ure, obtain relief is an nay and is ■ better than *sne that, is too cold; bona- immersion in a cold hath chills -o" ee w the body and congests the ofjt.aas. B.o careful getting in and out of Ye bath tub. Don’t. leave 4 cake of I soap ir, the tub or vou nmv step nn it. and and have “ a severe tail. Spread a hath towel <.r rubber mat on the not tom of the tub to avoid slipping. Never reach our of your bath tub a'u! touch any elect rie connection or appliance. This is exceedingly dangerous. Thie is (he devailh in a senes °J ‘ ~ drticU? on I fictitious and Uentth. The twelfth., on Sun stroke and Heat Prostration, will answer the questions: *» Mhat people arc most sus¬ ceptible to sunstroke? 2. Bow can it he prevented? 5, What first aid measures shoiild be practiced on ;t victim of sun¬ stroke? (Copyright,, SkSTx!" Y. I„ I, Cw) I-'.-* -