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THE CLEVELAND/COURIER
OL. XXXVI No. la
Assassin At Talma Shoots
At Judge Whelchei
Judge 11 Frank '.Vhejchel,
ing Gainesville jut "I %id c'im:i
date tor Congies- tram the Ninth
district it: opposi i rot) to ju.ja
John S. Wood, narrowly escaper!
death late Sunday ni.dit when vi
ambushed assassin fired l wo Mu-
4
into his car at a bridge ne irT.ditio
J ackson count v, t we'' e mile- (■•
low Gainesville
Or e of the shots—evidently fire,
from a high-powered .38 rvlle — en
tered the glass of the right tlo-.r
struck the judg-. ’s .eft han*f OIt tt.f
steering wheel, and whizz .
through tiie windshield. i i.t
other slug went through I he h.iCs
door of the car, leaving a hole t 1
size of a silver dollar. The flf't
•
shot 'missed Judge VV helchc j
liead only a few inches. !
Clarence Whelchei, his brother
i
was with him at the time,and tin
drove on to Gainesville, where t ;
judge’s hand was treated. I
judge Whelchei hah been u>
;
jeffer-sun making arrangements i-»
„,,s speech lliere Monday, and has.
stopped tit Fa Into a few minute
confer with a Itietiu. hist .'..a
lie had left that place and cross. 1
the bridge, which is surrounded by
busy ravines 11 " hot r at--’ or
No attempt was made by tiie assn
•sin to ha t the car, and neither 0;
the men saw who fired the gun
Whelchei could assign :
judge no
•
icause for the murderous a*snt.u
other than remove him from tin
race, lie finished his speaking i
engagements Mond-.y and 1 uesday
Investigation from jacksor
county authorities ha« so far failed
to unearth any clues as ‘o the iden
1 iIv of the perpetrator of the out
r'ge.—Gainesville News.
I thank lire voters ot W frit
County for their support given nr.
on Sept, i 24 > vvlrell risuilid 11
my nomination for toe State Set
ate in t lie 32nd Sanat-orial iJ -ti;V
of Georgia.
I appreciate youi expn •simi of
confidence and promise ihil tin
I rust impn-vi in me vvid never h
betrayed. 1 shill fii.lt. n; a at >>
times to keep the. interest of m 1
district aid state a lie it, .tin
promise to iudH Hu* duties ol lie
otiice to tiie best 01 toy a I ■ i ■ i ! \
serving you iiuii v iiimiliy tn^ col
:Sectively in a manner Lecoiii in g ■
-.-erv.uit ol ihc pc-'jiie of this di*
strict.
Fur her lliankii-g you for the
Courtesies sliowi) n-c during the
campaign, and tor th e many C'X
pressions of friendship.
I urn sincerely your friend,
Frank Turner.
T ESN'AT Eh, NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wood an
nounce lire birth of a -on Aug 30
who lias been given the narne,Gco
William, after its geundp .rents.
Misses Eulu Lance and Giadj
McAfee are attending a teacher
institate in Athens.
Mrs, Geo. Winkler spent las
week with her daughter, .Mu. jo
Wood.
Mr. and Mis. Guy A ien, <
Shoal Creek, spent last Sunday ui
Tesnatee,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A lie
pent last Sunday on Town Creek
i take tni etc*’
those who supporter m* in tm
priinary of Sept, i 2 . I feel ver
grateful for auv covts:deration give
me. When 1 can serve you corr
inand me.
Resoeotfufiv
C. H. Edwards
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
Congressman Whelchei
,
judge 11 Frank Whelchei, who
defeated John S. Wood, by cany
ing 22 unit votes against the in*
umbeiit 2o votes.
This was the closes-t race in his
ary fin tin dnliivl. So tense was
interest that parties remained
all night in e ery dis.f.ct,
tw a it i ug t he uutceme from Jack
on countv, which ti * native
1 onto of [mige Wood's Secretary
‘ ,cki ,M - T - ■ on -' lusi ' e re -
uhs we a- that Judgu \\ l.e lohel
earn Jackson ‘ am:-; oy I
The vote wa only coin, a very
.win. . vi , . 5 . ;
'ud o U end
The coinaitiou will be held in ,
S 11 uni . Sept. 22 a.
10 a. in , and it Judge \Y i.-ei- ;
1 9 .purlieu! ir di— v i iiat Ml ol
supporteis be. present Irotn |
White Count v
GEORGIA’S GOVERNOR
1 aim.' [ge carried
county in Georgia, ex
Fulton, Clark and De
Cou; . No other can¬
tor Governor has ever
this before.
Col. ICcMnlian was elect’d
General,
csgal fidveremens
Vfbite County.
Pur.^tiarit to an order of the Court
jrdiniuy .-; ; a! ,!k- regul . j
pti mbsi- Term lh.j-f will i>e sold be (
the le-urt bouse ot said county be 1
i -ii :. --L-ij ooiii-H -t's„i,. on the firal :
in (Jctober, next, for easli the '
described prop -i ty t<> wit:Part-■ i
.f!:- . of -. .-aid si on-! - in l he 2ud lan« j
county, containing tio ;
■ .res, ijiori- ->r he and fully described i
nade-dfi ilateii J;o. in C. H. Kytle to S. C. Can- |
11 i.try 17, f ss-.i and record- 1
in tlm Clerk’. Dilioe - f said county ii
--ord:. - - : c B-. k X page 2~>S and !
mown as the «. C. Cantrell bomepla. I
1 )" ig ii‘ lard . viied ,y »h- i
id U. ‘.’..litre:; at ;i. time of b,-1
leath. I
’ Ce fctred
- -
. ..
;-:a;ci pr . - r -iel. ;
distribution am mg tne heirs. This j
day of Saptember 1U34.
W. H. Ii. :y '
S. G. Gantn.ll Estat.
j
Let Fred Tell It
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA. 81 , i 884 ,
Nacoochee News
The Nacoochee Woman’s Cluib
! began their club meetings last
Wednesday for another. The
mseling w as at ‘.lie home of Mrs,
Fred Sb vail. Vi 1 j. M Il irna,
of Dallas. Texas, and Miss Martha
Little, former teacher ot Nac.oc
l-iisiitiua was present and
in ide a very mleras'ing talks. Tiie
new officers wer# installed and
ala ns were made toward t-he new
year’s work. 20 ladies wee
present A most pleasant social
hour was enjoyed !>> all Mrs.
Slova -1 and Mrs. Courteany *erv - :
flighted punch,cookies and candy
Mr. and Mrs Gi.'g ivenimer and
cliildi en, of 1 ackson vide, Jtia ,
spent last week with aunts,
Annie and I/zzi-a Glow.
Miss Isabel Ltrr.sden ?pe»t
few days last week in
with Miss Janie Telford.
Mrs. Chas. Williams spent Iasi
week at theGreear 1 louse at Helen,
Mr. and Mrs. Greenr and boys
ivenl to Chicago to the Fair
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cantra
visited their daughter, Mrs. R. It.
Miller, latter part of of week
Mrs. Billie Courtenay a»d b^y
|fe v< j s j t j n g their mother and grutid
|00ther Mlls . C . Courtenay. «
Miss Jessie Lumsden is
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Marsh, ol
linesvill.t.
Miss Susan Glen went to Allan
ta Monday to visit her aunt,
Mamie Glen,
-^r""Z£TZ --- jbb
CARD OF I II VNlj^
1 desire to thank iny friends f>ot
their support and influence in m\
race. Also, 1 hold no ill feeling '■*
Wald any svlio did not vote for me.
W. B. Robinson
Pay Your Subscription N*»\v
We will accept from farmers any
kind of produce grown on tliei
fa mi lor renewal ol their subscrip
Hull ,j 1 to be added to our list as n
hew subscriber. W e tru~t this
proposition will irppe.nl to every
farmer.
-rr
Steady Work Good Pay
Reliable Man Wmuted t*> call on
farmers in White Cout-.iy. N, i
experience or capital needed.Write
today. NreNess Co., Dept. I>.
Freeport, Illinois.
Notice To Wholesale Groceries, Meat Packers
And Stock Feed Mill 1 ; and Dealers
Sealed bids will be received .by the
State Highway Jioard of Georgia, 2 Lap
i«l Square, Atlanta, Georgia, until fi)
,,’docK A. M. Sept. ‘24, iVI’,4 for fur
, ishiru gr-irerieS. SUppilieH and feed fo»
month of Oct. to various eonvict camps
luaintained by said Board. Bid blanks
and full -.formation as to quantities ami
ieji" -rv can tie obfawned fnipii tin I
Purchasing Department at the above a
..ess. Our t’.id blanks must be used wi
ulm-itnng l&i-ls. Payment te be ln-i 1 -
.10 days fr-un date of rfeiivery and aceep
lance of goods. Goods must tie equal to
or better t.tiau that used by tee rijgr. .vay
Board and found satisfactory. <F-i..|t
ties shown arc approximate only a.iu
[j,ay be increased or decreased as bo
Board sees tit. Right is reserved to re
jeci any and all bids and to warive a
fcu ajalities. Contract of puichase
awards pursuant hereto to be bidding on
the Sitate Highway Department as such
and not on any employee or individual.
Phis notice is in accordance with the Act
of the General Assembly of Georgia, ap
proved Ang. 15. 1922. Bnvelope must
,e marked “Seale.dbiil to be opened Sejd
J4lh”.
State Highway Board of Georg-*.
\V. E. Wilburn, Gliairman; Max L
McRae, Member. John A. Heck, Member
September 6, itiiH
Read The Courier
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Ed Gilliam i 2 A T 5 4 l 3 l O O 2 34
Eugene Talmadg 44 Ik i 37 160 43 4 2 0 34 89 3 ® 51 7 1 7
Claude Pittman M 1 1 °v 2 ’ I 9 9 6 2 5 4 4 7I
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For Congress
B Frank Whelcl 35 .85 9 1 2 1 7 54 42 9 23 65 i l 636
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loli 11 S Wood “4 3 5 So 94 2 ■’ >j 26 -7 1 17 5 ! <r\ l
tjolJfRor General
p, e( j K e || ev 16 23 Su 1 34 5 <> -"O 28 15 ,V> 19 ■i, 7
-voot. McMillan M 27 Q 9 H2 3 ° *7 29 16 Su 55 42 *•34
1 Sa4e Senate
J, 15 . R. Barrett 1 7 20 3*6 I I I 7 ) 2 1 I >9 °4 I i 9 J S
Frank Tffrnor 43 3 ° 1 J I 1S9 51 ’4 46 '3 5 1 feVO 53 *h C
Representative
C. H. Edwards J l 15 V' 9 ° Zi 9 2 I / •29 IO 9 200
E C. llefner 2z 2 7 99 93 3 s 2 7 27 1 4 44 4 S 3 6 471
\V. A. J ackson 2 5 12 r l i > 7 Z * 9 I I 4 * *~5 IU) 3 ! 4 -
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Road Supervise
J II Brown ’3 42 2 1 T 34 26 37 22 18 ‘3 18 33 379
Oscar Jackson 4 1 3 8G . 9 Ts 21 H l8 2 7 IO 3 H
W, I>. Robinson 3 >* 6f-, 9 T 3 ° iS ■4 b~ 84 27 l 5 .T 365
G. C. i 5 X 7
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onn nm
fi Assy fej lA i.-:'.H\
IN? feU-4^ fiH -V .'. -it A
S—>-* ,
I
rriA
u P—up—up —clown mometer, and soars the down—down fruit the juice:’, Ui -
go
Down the hatch. The era of pro
hibition gave a greui. vogue
fruit juices because they were
found to bo so good in cocktaik'.
Their lino flavors could improve
even bath-tub gin. Bui in cn-
you are a teetotaler, tins, does
prevent, you from enjoying the
fruit juices without the alcohol
so consider i.lic varivms ways to
keep cool and healthful wik'i
these delicious drinks.
It is a good plan rr rot »
roomy shelf in you- refrigerator
especially for canned fruit jui<
and another shell in your cup¬
board for refilling tho refrigera¬
tor uhelf. For you will b su
prised to see the ..r.rade of the -
juices from the refrigerator t.<
the dinner table, to the card table
and to the porch table for after
noon drinks. Among the i' -v.
ite juices which can be had in
cans are grapefruit juice, pin
apple juice, tomato jtii.-e, ;.rn : r
juice and orange juice. Syru;
from such eanned fruits as cher¬
ries, raspberries, peaches, b- ,n
berries and plum ; are also deli¬
cious in various dri.,
For the World and His Wife
These juices are heaven-sent, for
quick cooling drinks, hut there an
also other uses which the vr
in-the-kitehen has found for tbc-m
With no squeezing or strainii •
she finds them ready for chili-,i
fruit soups, for jellied fish appe
tizers, for sauces, for sherbets,
frozen puddings, for jellied aalarls
and—most frequent of all uses—
for refreshing breakfast drinks,
’ther plain or mixed*'
But let’s not waste time talking
[PRICE * 1.50 A ip. e U\ ADVA
r.boiit the;;i- trv tl'.orn. Here
arc i-on-.a top :.r:pv.;:
j of honey 1 : , in ■- ,. Dissolve v :iR oho cup
- two am; a caps
vr-d iht to boiling, add two |
, •' *’ ’• '
ue-imii : ! cn Jotnr ’luart in . - c juice, |
■ up n ice an<t the .
: unit ontents .mice, of a a i - chill .. t l can horotmhly. grape- j j
I’liis fills 1 1 : 'i y-un h (
-k ’ j
These A.-'.-’ For ■_ kfr.-t
Ureal-fast Coekfa Com hi .
1 ‘hilled piiK-.ippie jni o from one
j • 2 -ounce can, g rapo 7vi,: ’
- >’qm a 10 -onnce can. oir -i'.-u 11 j
rii) 01 onin.-f M.vFO- 1
.•-j/.ons ol’ 4 . 1 , .1 1 ■■j- ju j id a !
one tabiespoon uaar and serve
cold. T iii .-i serve - person:*.
/ r 7 7 v r* i rr ■' 0 tir--; ej-ftyc:
0 the ccnN r? f it i ,20 I0-ounefe I
opus of tonwJo jnin< 1 ' nr\ 0
i,< 200lj f- ! -.. ■•alt to taste and
;':e juice of Olio non. ils’ 7 f
Viry cold and ad ll 01 rte half pint
-f cold charged, v. ‘or. s-srve at
once !.'? '• sla-'f jes. Ti:i . -::-rv
;ix person-;.
Try These at Lunch
IfiolflcZ ' ' -'.rl-. Mix j ;
;j ijedialE cup suga r, one and nne
haii au 5>2 water and two table- |
swoons corn sy**r u A-T f 1,O- - j l
1 ol oav i! 'Mor. y - a I
to get of the white of
rip’’ R 11 tiv ininulc? In
syrup dissolve one teaspoon
-u feuc-.'i p- a little Cold
Tv-aii! out the lemon pee! 1
tir. ,-cd ivl’h v-tahi- color
r.g. Add twr up--, -if j a.- pb-rry
syrup (from t 15-ounce cans of
raspberrii.-;;). dd t: p aide
poons lemon ,ml fen.-/, to
a stiff mu'h ice cream
freezer. u . . nr a fancy shaped
ice cream mold, cover and. paafc
in ice and salt for several hours.
Turn out on a nlatter and :verve
- uf. in slices. This serves six to
eight persons.
..inn ,w w r-hrimps in Jelly:
Soften one tablespoon gelatin in
,-c tablespoons cold water-. i>ts
„; v , iu tbe content.,: >f & No. t
can 0 f g ■ ijK fruit ju‘ce v-h»ci* ’- - .
no ,. i: hrong-ht to the boiling point,
Coot. Pour into a square, f’*’*' ;i*n
■ that the mixt. »C u.uout an
inch Uiit-k, or deep enaugii to
cover the shrimp®. Dra'n r ?i
otin.vc can ot shrimps, lemove the
vise* " as'i juice, (or use a dry
pack } so that when - id they w”.
«’t‘ ■’ tubes containing °ae
shrimp each. Let chill and hard¬
en, cut and serve M- e cube- v
lettuce - up. with aw-ther smalt
lettuce leaf or small pgy-r cun at,
the aide contain-: dressing, ••jayanUas. e
■ ..... a island ’’’his
serves eight persons.
For a Summer Dinner
S'-v; fl-.lina Gingei l.onilloA'.
Sn-ooth together one t .■ spoon
cornstarch, or.: taulezpoon cold
water and add to the juice from
one quprt can . , . ^dd
the juice from one-half lemon .m- 1
.-ne teaspoon su:gpr. ’ 39k until
i -gf. ...,■ ...ickcllCd. Chill ■ ’ rit
before serving, combi..: one
of iced -rh,gci ale and serve
at once. This serves eight per¬
sons.
Tied Raapterry p . , . Simmer
together the ju.ee from a quart
can of red raspberries, two cups
water, the jui«e of two oranges,
one tablespoon sugar and two tea
spoons minute tapioca. When the
tapioca becomes very transparent,
remove from tbe stove. Chill,
This serves eight person i.* -
