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THEWCLEVEWAND*‘sa‘COUHER;
VOL. XXXVI No. 88
Pittman To Launch Intensive
Drive At Gainesville Rally
Gainesville, G;i., July I 1 !'—
Thousands of citizens from Hull
and surrounding counties tire ex¬
pected to fill this city Saturday,
when Claude Pittman, candidate
for governor, will deliver another
of his sensational addresses at 3
o’clock in the afternoon.
Judge Pittman, who was princi¬
pal speaker at the huge ••Roose¬
velt Day” rally at Wat in Springs
on Independence Day, Inly 4 will
make Gainesville his first stop in
an intensive drive which will last
until September 12. the primary
date, and which will.take him into
every section of the stale.
'I'lie meeting, which has been
arranged by Hall county friends
and supporters of tlv: Cartersvillt
judge, will be held in the park in
the center of town,and loud speak*
ers will he installed to insure tine
everyone will be able to hear tin
speech.
The candidate, who I- basing his
claims for elect .on upon the coi
rupt administration ol the governor
and his henchmen whom he ha
referred to as the “House ot fnl
iliadge” and upon hi- own con
structive program, i- expectei
again to attack the record ol tb
incumbent and tel. ne.v stories o
giait and imtficiency in the cot'
CUM ot the state’s aft urs.
jNacoocliee News
Mrs FtiJington, who has beei
staying at Mrs C. W. Oakes, re
tinned to her home in Macon las
week.
Misses Isabel Lumsden, Eliza
belli Hollis, Susan Glen and Victoi
Hollis went to Toccoa Monday to
attend young peop'e’s conferenci
this week.
Miss Jennie Hood is visiting her
brother, Bill, and family in Games
ville this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Marsl
and family spent Saturday with
Mrs. J. W. Lumsden.
Mrs. G. M. Galloway, of Wil¬
mington, N. C., spent a few days
in the Valley visiting friends.
Mr. Henry Williams, ofChicago,
spent few days last week with hi
brother, Allan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brandon
and son and Miss Leona Login
spent Sunday with parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Black, U
Atlanta, was visiting their daugli
ter, Mrs. Marvin Chambers, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hood spent
Sunday with parents, Mr. and Mrs
P. L Hood.
She was taken sick one year ug>
and lingered for several weeks un
til her mansion was completed be¬
yond this vale of tears and the 1
the Lord said to her, “Its finishrd.
come up higher,” which we all
must be submission to the Lordh
cull. Although in her last day*
she could not speak, but grace al
ways abounding m her heart, sin
could sing “Amazing Grace, how
sweet the sound that saved ;
wretch like tne,” and pointing to
ward the skies, anyone could tel
tnat she was rejoicing doing God’>
will. No one snows how mucl
we miss her, No one knows tin
heartaches we have known, Scjim
may think that we have forgotten,
But memory is the only ftiend that
griet can call its own.
H. H. Humphries andFamily
Let Fred Tell It
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
Mr. Andrew Davidson, 72, !l
resident of Gainesville for the past
l 5 years, died at his home 75 Crove
.Street Tuesday morning from
dropsy after a six weeks illness.
Funeral services will be held b\
Rev. Sweatmun at Mossy Creek in
White County today, July 4. at
3 o’clock.
He is survived by his wife
six r o children K 1 Id ron • : \.t Mrs, re \ W. \T J. I Prod Presley. *- 1
Cleveland; O S , \V. E, Frans,
Lester and Ernest Davidson, One
sister, Martha Suelton, of Garrison
Texas; two brothers, Parks David
son, Hartwell, and G W. David
son, of Cleveland.
Steady Work Good Pay
Reliable Man W anted to call on
fanners in White County. J No 7 i
■xperience or capital needed. Write |
today. NcNess Co,, Dept. B.,
Freeport, Illinois.
Read The Courier
BOB JONES
OMMENTS
ON
HERE and
HER tAFTER.
Some of the biggest fools in the
world are the modernistic, socialis
tic, rationalistic, communslic,
writers in this country. Recently
an editorial writer said tn sub
■dance: “The Bob Jones College
located at Cleveland, Tennessee,
standing as it does for the old time
religion and the old conservative
traditions of America will be a
hindrance to the development ol
the Tennessee Valley,” .V/,at 11
‘ool that lellow is !
The men who built the fust col
eges in this nation and who were
1 lie pioneers of progress were men
vho believed wliat this writer be
leves and what the Bob Jones Col
ege stands for. Johnathan Ed¬
wards believed in God and heiven
tnd hell, but he believed in culture
L’he most cultured prop e 1 know
ire the people who believe the
iible and believe in Goth Flu
nost stipei ficial and ignorant [no¬
lle I h ve ever met are the type
ieople who think that progress
tnd the old lime religion don’t go
t oget her.
There is no progress which w i 1
ie permanent except the progress
milt upon God, religion, and
leeeney. AH other progress leads
o anarch and to destruction The
roub'e with the world new is we
uven’t kept our religious develop
■lent apace with our commercial
development. Recently ajbrilliant
irator said he had rather have one
East Tennesseean with Ins children
lighting in the front yard,his string
if red peppers on the wall, his old
rifle on the rail, and his old woman
in the kitchen singing: “How
Firm A Foundation” than to have
til the “Communistic culture in
die world.” This orator may
seetn to be an extremist, but he is
right. 1 had rather have that old
Tennessean believing in God than
to have progress which leaves God
rut of the plan. However, it is
possible to have all modern progress
tnd to hold on to God and the
traditions which have madeAmerica
[f we don’t have progress of that
kind we will have anarchy sooner
or later.
Its fine for killing weeds and
grass these hot days.
The Robertstown Sunday School
went on a picnic last Sunday week
They took five trucks and several
cars. Over two hundred people
went. 165 took part in the dif¬
ferent classes. The picnic was at
Poplar Stump Gup on top of the
Blue Ridge mountain near Low
Gap. The CCC Camp have grad¬
ed a good road to the top of the
mountain. Rev. Cltas. Davis and
others made some interesting talks
tlso the good ladies who prepared
the dinner was congratulated as to
the quality as well as to the quality
Everyone had plenty to ate. 1 am
sgre everyone enjoyed t fie day.
No drunks were along, yet it, was
not a picked crowd. Looks like
we might haue one of these picnics
ever thirty days.
Mrs. T. II. Murphy has return
ed to Hampton, Va., to her job
Corn For Sale
About 40 bu., tit qo cenls, cash.
J. VV. H. Underwood.
13 r. Herty states that the news
print industry — wiII soon be the
biggest enterprise in Georgia..
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, JULY. (5, 1984
OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Mr and Mrs. Walter Johnson,
of Atlanta, spent last weekend;
wi lt Mi. and Mrs. j. G Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Me Col
him and children, of Cleveland,
Tent) , are visiting relatives here al
present
R lymond St-ovall, ol
Waynesville, N. C., spent tin
weekend at home. 1
Rev. 1 lomet Thotn.i ._sp*mSatur
Sosebee. day night wgh Mr. and Mis.Cage. !
•Miss Amt Stovall has returned
home alter a few days visit with !
Mrs. I! G. AHison.
Mr, and Mrs Pink Bioivn, of
spent , ,, the weekend . with;
Mr. and Mrs, R J), McCollum
Misses Luise Loudon and Ruby
C isli visited Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
sosebee Satin day night,
DRASTI
REDUCT
UP TO *50 BRI
PUEUD uflEVfl
inis
to the record Sow price of
DEALER ADVERTISEMENT
NEW REDUCED PRICES
Amount
STANDARD MODELS N f PHcTRedu'ctim,
u s
Sport Roadster...................$465 $25
Coach............................. 495 25
Coupe............................. 485 25
MASTER MODELS
Sport Roadster..................... 540 35
Coach........... 580 35
Town Sedan........................ 615 30
Sedan.............................. 640 35
Coupe............................. 560 35
Sport Coupe....................... 600 35 AND UP, F. O. B. FLINT, MICH,
Sedan Delivery..................... 600 45
COMMERCIAL CARS
Commereiaj^Chassis......... 355 30 X> i111 the announcement of price reductions several
Utility 7 Long Ohassis................ 515 50 weeks ago, Chevrolet st<*pped into the most favorable
Dual Long Chassis................ 535 50 price position it has enjoyed in long time! -1
Utility Chassis and Cab............ 575 50 a
Dual Chassis and Cab.............. 505 50 Reductions amounting to as much as $ 50 —the most substantial price
Utility Long Chassis and Cab........ 605 50 cuts announced in the Ion-price field this year— dropped Chevrolet’s,
Dual Long Chassis and Cab......... 625 50 base price to low figure of $ 465 Just this
Commercial Panel.................. 575 35 a new . compare price—com¬
Special Commercial Panel.......... 595 35 pare any Chevrolet price—with those of other cars. Then compare
Utility Panel....................... 750 50 what you get for what you pay! There'll he no question in your mind
Dual Cab and Stake Body.......... 680 50 which car to buy.
Dual Long Cab and Stake Body..... 740 50
Above prices of Chevrolet offers patented Knee-Action—-and others do not! The same
are list passenger cars at Flint, Mich . thing applies
of With Standard bumpers, Models spare tire $18 and tire lock, the'list price to Fisher body, calde-controlled brakes, shock-proof
is additional; Master Models. steering,bind valve-in-head
are $20 additional. flo.b. Flint. List Mich. prices of Special commercial equipment cars qupted extra. six-cylinder engine. Chevrolet gives you
Prices Chevrolet’s subject low to delivered change without prices and notice. easy G.M.A.C. Compare far more features—/ar finer quality. Yet the price of the Chevrolet
terms. A General Motors Value. Standard is lower than that of any otbier six or auv eight in the world.^
J CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT* MICHIGAN
CLEVELAND CHEVEOLET COMPANY
i PRICE M..v, A YKA If IN ADV A.
Lands WasSiing 4 way
Soil orosion (Lunds wjisliinj* away) is irt’aoniinji a mumwicp lo
prosperity. I*«i\vpr ciillivato'l aonvs and hotter cart 1 and t*V!
riehment of lands offers the solution to tin* problem. Uarren
hills and gullies mean an impoverished people.
FIRST NATIONAL HANK
Cornelia, (la.
ft*.' ADVER I ISING is like liniment. It I
t cant p’owdcr And *he be puff. harder appsed • the It effectively needs rubbing rubbing the with better t« a
the results.
RiJS II IN HARD -Increase your acvertis
tng— put in the sales pressure—create entfYusi
asmand enrgy and optimism throughout your
organization— andwatch the progrss you make
