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~ THE?CLEVELA§NDWCOURIER
VOL. XXXVI N0. 30
OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Miss Mary Freeman, of Ilender
son ville, N. C., spent last week¬
end with friends and relatives here
Misses Vera and Ruby Sisk,
Habersham, were the weekend
quests of Miss Flonia Sosebee.
Miss Ant. Stovall spent Sunday
at B ue Ridge, Ga.
The annual McCollum Family
reunion will be held at the home
Mr. R. D McCollum on next Sun
day, June 17th. All Iriends and
relatives of the family are invited
to attend. Speeches, music and
good eats will furnish entertain¬
ment.
YON All NEWS
Work started on the new
building here Monday morning.
The tent meeting which
hete four weeks ago closed
night with more than 2o_co 11
and several received the
tal B iptism of the Holy Ghost.
Mr. Clifford Blalock
parents recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Put due,
Cleveland, spent the
with G. V. Ilefner and family.
Messrs Marlin Palmer
Hefner are employed to build
new school building here.
Crops are growing fine and
t he grass.
Mr. Sam J Mauldin, of
Falls, was up this was this week.
Mr. Mauldin is intending to
011 his farm this year and
their home here. We
them in our community.
SHOAL CREEK NEWS
The all-day singing was
represented from Walioo,
Town Creek, Cleveland and Cler
mont and Friendship. The
ing was fine. Among the
was a small boy. of about 10
o'd who led two pieces
honor to his parents.
This district has had its share
the rains for the past fortnight.
Mr. Gas Evans has made ap
plication f9r employment 111
Forsest Camp.
Mr. Brown, the miller at
old A-bury mill, is pleasing
people with his grindidg.
Mr. Cliff Early has about re
covered from his long spell of
ness,
Mr. John Cain, from Mossy
CPeek, was among the visitors
the all-day singing.
If all people wertt as
as Mr Lm Pierce, residing at
foot of the mountain, there
no need ot federal reliot.
There will ire an all-day
at Wahoo church the first
111 July.
Did you notice wheieTalm
Highway Baud let all tho-e high
way contracts L'hursd iy ot las
week V South Georgia, ot coins
Nor li Georgia pushed aside again
Y -u remember lire federa gov ru
ment gave Georgia over 410 , 000 .
OOO fnj highway work so as tiki
c ire ot s one of the unemployment
and u w .s intended and, ot Cour-e
nituraily supposed, tnat it vvouh
Lie equally divided throughoii
Georgia. Vet Gene would no
let it he done that way
Mrs. C. L Busbee and d
of Conway, S C , aie visiting
vt iiin 3 her grandmother, Mrs. M
A Merritt.
Devoted to the Agricultural. Commercial afida in. fi'fdustrlal Interests of White County
\
Pittman Scores Third
Triumph At Carrollton.
(By Georgia Newspaper Alliance)
Carrollton, Ga.—Claude Pitt¬
man scored another triumph in his
campaign for Governor before an
enthusiastic throng of voters from
Carroll and surrounding counties
here Saturday, as he made his tlrrd
attack upon the corrupt regime of
Governor Talmadge and offered
his own constructive program in
com rast.
Judge Pittman will make his
fourth addre-s Saturday at Camilla
in Mitchell County, in the territory
claimed as Talmadge’s stronghold
and adjoining the county where
the incumbent will launch his own
campaign for re-election. Word
from members of tiie Mitchell
County Pittman for Governor Club
indicates that another huge crowd
will hear the Cartersville jurist
speak, and preparations are being
111 ide for holding a baibectts after
the address, which will be given
it 11 o’clock.
Judge Pittman’s reception in
Carrollton exceeded expectations,
and added encouragement in the
race which already is enlisting new
support daily from all sections of
the state.
“Paid workers and agents of
favored corporations are spreading
false propaganda all over the state
as to the progress of my race,”
Judge Pittman declared. “They
even say ‘Pittman will not carry
his home county.’ My friends, do
not be deceived, they know I will
not only carry my own county, but
will carry a tmijority of the ctkiii-
1 ies and be the next Governor 0!
Georgia. I have run several races,
have never been defeated and 1
tell you, as man to man, that 1
have never received in any previous
race the encouragement 1 have al¬
ready received in ibis race.”
Citing the claims of Governor
l’almadge that he has kept Ins
promi-es, Pittman reiterated his
charges that the $3 automobile tag
is a benefit to big 1 ruck and bus
corporations and pointed out that
L'ulmadge could have achieved
greater results at less expense to
the state in ordering a suspension
of $10 of each licen-e tag. This
would have placed the price ol
tag- for small cars at #1.25 and of
the biggest bit- at #1,115.
Tax reductions of Talmadge
have benelilted id large counties
!>ut have been costly to the smalkr
counties, he a-serted.
“At live mills, theC.urollCounty
property tax amounted to #31,482.
1 reduction of one mill, or 2o pei
cent,.saved the taxpayers of Car
roll County $6,296. Cat roll Coun¬
ty schools received in 1932 a sum
of $79,870. A 20 per cent reduc¬
tion ui those funds is $15,974 The
-iiiii of $6,29(3, the amount saved
taken from $15,974, the amount
lost, means a net Css oi $9,678,
brought about by the Governor’s
me mill reduction, yet Talmadge
says he lias helped the people ol
Carroil County by this ad a alorem
tax reduction.”
Repeating cli irges th.it Giver
nor Talmadge has surrounded him
-elf with operators ot a huge “par
don racket”, that John Whitley.
EaGrange contractor, controls tin
highway department, and ill it
others in the official, family arc
men with records, Judge Piltm ui
elaborated oil charges of corruption
in the highway dep irtment.
“Members ot the ‘House oi Tai
itiadge’”, he charged, ‘ are operat¬
ing a comp my called Emulsified
Asphilt Company, I icorporated,
with Fred B. tdges as officer and
man, selling a-plialt products to
1 he highway department.”
Judge Putman exhibited copies
CLEVELAND. GWIA. JUNE. 15, 19:34.
Miss Mazie Oakes, ol At
at home spending the summer
her mother, Mrs. C. W. Oakes.
Mrs, Herbert Marsh, of Gaines
ville, spent a few days last week
with her mother, Mrs. J. R
den
Mrs. Fred Stovall returned home
Sunday from Atlanta v\ here she
has been visiting her sister for leu
days.
Miss Leona Logan, of Gaines
ville, is visiting her father and
mot her t his week.
Miss Dora Mae (Jakes, ol At
labia, spent weekend at home with
her mother, Mrs. C. W. Oakes
Mrs. Sander, ot Atlanta, is vilii
ing her sister, Mrs. C. IJ. Krise.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 , Stovall,Mrs.
C. Courtenay, Mr. and Mrs Fred
btovall bunday .....
spent in
ville will) daughter arid s -ter,Mrs,
\ 1 . A. Allison.
Prof, and Mrs. Bellamy left
Commerce Thursday. Mrs * ,c ®‘
Will 1 U» «««
her her parents, parents, Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. Sparks bparks
Prof. Bellamy entered summer
school Monday in Atlanta
Mr. and Mrs. Mason, of Griffin,
spent the weekend wild
Annie and Lizzie Glen.
'The following have been elected
teachers , of Cleveland High School (
for the term 1934 35 :
Prof. F. I Davidson, Supt. ;
G. C. Nelms, Principal; Mis;
Myrtle Lee Turner, Mi-s Grapelk
Butt, Miss Miriam Alki.isoi
Don aid Hulsey. High School.
Mrs Pars Bell, 7! Miss KuL
Hulsey, 6; Mrs. J, A. Cook, 5:
Miss Grace Palmer, 4; Mrs. J. P
Davidson, 3; Miss Mary Lou Nix.
2 ; Mrs F. 1 . Davidson, 1 : am
Mi-s Melvina Miller music te.icliei
Ray Your Subscription Now
of indictments, contracts, letters
and other papers to prove his
charges, and promised that in
future addresses he will make ad
ditionul revelations ol graft and
corru ption.
John Whitley, EaGrange con¬
tractor, who, JudgePittm in charg¬
es, dictates the policies and acis ol
the li’gliway department, does not
bid on federal jobs because Ins
work can not come up to ledera
specifications, Judge Pittman -aid
Yet within the past week he war
given contracts totalling #368,000
“ A lien you elect me governoi
the highway department and tin
contractors for the highway de¬
partment will not be the same
man,” l.e -aid.
“ 1 ’l.e inseparable firm of Whit*
ley, Talmadge, Hugh Howell,Bind
ley Gamp a.id Ch.tr.ie Stewart no
only re; resent the worst criminals
ol ihe si He 111 the paali.n rackei
lepreseut as well parties in tin
contract rackets with the state
Tin- firm represents a large cor¬
poration ’
.
lu discussing the pardon ricket
Judge Putman charged that Jti
vlays, a convicted bootlegger wit
1 previous record,, paid Hug
Howell a tec of $750 to obtain bin
1 complete pardon at.er Lhe Fui
ton superior courts h ui fined bin
12.000 and sentenced him to :
) eat s on the cliaingang. M iys dn
not pay one Cent of the line o
serve a day ot his sentence, Judg.
charged.
“The granting of such pardons’
Judge Piltm m s iid, “is an ope
inva-ion of the fundamental right
of law-abiding men and vvomei
and is an invitation to the ertmina.
element of the entire nation to
come to Georgia for safety.”,j
BOB JONES
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OMMENTS
ON
t HERE ano
HEREAFTER.
, YVe have had recently on the
Chapel platfoim of the Bob Jones
"College three missionaries. One
\vas from India, one was from
{Mexico, and one was from Africa
-They -were scholars nnd gentlemen
They had poise and culture. Tluy
IV id t light i.n their eye that we
seldom find in the eye of the nvei.
||ge man. They had sacrificed ai d
-suffered but they were happy. 1
ygmembered that the Bible says,
.('Lite consisteth not in the abun¬
dance of things which one possess
jp'b.'’ Happiness is not the result
pf getting, li comes from giving,
«
When 1 was a buy I used to lu- r
ithe story of inis.sso.naries going to
he foreign fields and 1 felt like
"weeping for them. 1 don’t feel
yhat ' 1 •' * 1 way »> 1 ‘ j any 1 * 11 7 111 more. o i E1 I i have lid vc s(_ C I 1
........... ... tore!*..........
f; fi'e ilc (hc the h happiest . iL . s( people , j I k know
dTlys is especially true of the real
Md time orthodox missionaries
m That n.u reminds reminds me. me. Rumors have
'koine from foreign fields which art
Ci-tressing. Modernism lias been
getting into the missionary pro¬
of some of our churches. 1
lv *iever understood , , , why . Chris- ,,
any
plan would , , want to give lusmonm
o carry modernism to the heathen
k uid pagan woi Id.
] “'The. command ol Jesus
^ was
wet, “Go ye into all tiie world
k# : the -go-pe’ to* t-tci ,
creature.” It is al lrigiit to build
hospitals and school*, but that is
lot the main badness of the mis¬
sionary is supposed to tel! a good
news story. This wtory is “God
loves men and Jesus Christ dim
for them. There is salvation Tor
lien every in the name of Jesu
Christ our Lord,”
“Have you 4 seminary in tlit
section of the foreign field where
you are working?" A friend ask¬
ed a nrssion ary recently. Thi
missionaiy smiled,“I meet a heath
en and 1 teach him John 3:16,
‘For God -o loved the world that
He gave llis only Begotten Son
that whoever believeth in Urn
-hould not perish, but have ever
asliug fife.’ I tell this man that 1
will be out oi town for a day 01
two and while 1 am gone 1 want
lint to teach John 3:16 to every
ody he sees. That is the on!\
seminary L have.” 'That is all th.
seminary necessary to save people
John 3:16 is the only message ;
ost world needs to be saved.
FOR SALE
The home place of the ’ate Mrs.
-I R Wikle at Robetlslowti con
alt.
P. L. Hutchins,
Stuthum, Ga.
The 'evivil meeting that ha
ieen in progress at the Bapti
Thurcli closed Wednesday night
yo weie added to the chinch rri
>y convict i• >11 and letter and tw
vere added to the Methodi
'.lilirch. 36 w II b ■ baptised 01
he Fuurtli Sunday at 3 p. m
Tleveland, nor all While Countv I
11s ever been priviledged wifi i
uch a wohderlul revival. The
diurch wa-ciowed to be.ond its
:apacity each night, but 011 the
la-t tew niglils it was ovetllowing
tiev. Farmer i- a magnetic, gil ts d
uid leai lied preacher. He g t
esuks. Not to our knowledge has
• uch a revival ever been held in
Cleveland. He preached the true
gospel and got results.
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