Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, October 19, 1934, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text3 WVQ‘JRLITK‘Z ;';.;«u;ﬁwu7: g W ‘_ ';,|:u,{\“-;|?;‘ ,4 ‘ . ‘ gaff A» u - ‘ payabﬁzvm -. nu a , _ ‘ i. , ‘ Av,’ ,5,“ , " ‘wu: Q ‘ ' ' " 1; w M 3.3: “WA \ w m’ a; V .‘ 71:: ﬂ _ ’ J ”an ‘3 .4 “a; ,,'-. “$33 :91 ; h, , , \ﬁ; . . , A” V _ W _ 19%;: ., , ,~‘ «52;: ‘ '~‘ 5., M «a - . » ‘ _ a?!” ‘ , mg. ., we" _ . ‘ 1*? ' ""' K ”23‘, a ﬂ ~ ‘ I C ‘ , , m 4,31% ’7‘ , ‘ '0 . 1‘“. ,4 , , .y . x ' 5:2 : u ,, .' » 1W 55‘ :3.“ ,3} V“ _ A . . / V ’ r a“ My , z, 655, . .‘ M , u i. . - ﬁ- ‘1'": a; £3, -‘. v‘ I V . .4 m . 2. mm , .r. . t . 4 F“ ‘ Y , -» .: o«L' xxxvn No.1 Grand Jury Presentments Oct, Term, 1934 To The Hon. B. P. Gailhtrd, Jr , Judge Supenoi Court We. the Grand Jury, selected, chosen and sworn for tills the tegu- 1 ir October Term 1934 of White Superior Court, beg leave to sub¬ mit the following presentments: We have examined the dockets of the various Notaries Public and Justices of the Peace and find them neatly and correctly kept and that only lawful fees have been charged We have received the reports of the repotts of the various county officers and nave adopted and tip proved same and attach them here to as a part of these presentments We have inspected the various county buildings and recommend the following repairs and improve¬ ments to be done at once. That the space in the front of the front door of the county jail becancreted so as to avoid the carrying of mud into the building and that the floor in the hall and front room of the jail be painted. We recommend tb it the old arid rotted window frames in the court house be re placed with new sashes and lights and that r.ew window sills be re¬ placed where necessary. Also that the public well shelter be repaired We have examined the paupers list of the county and recommend the following changes therein : That Sarah Alexander be raised from $3 to $4 per month ; that Mrs. Rulhte Caudeli be reduced from $8 to 16 per mo.; that George Dover be reduced from $7 to $5 per month : that Luther Dooley be redueed'frpm $6 to $5 per month ; that Lula Dooley be strickeu from the list ; that Elizabeth Kinsey be raised from $4 to $5 per month; that the following parties be re duced as shown : Mrs, Mart Knight from .$4 tc $ 3; Mrs. Ola Palmer from $4 to .Jill ; j D. R. Smith from $4 to $;i ; Mary Suggs from ,$6 to $5; «V. ,\i Thomas hom $3 to $2; Thelmas M at tin from $5 to $3;Mrs. Payer,t GjocIi from to $2; }. Hump White from $3 to $2; Mrs. Sam Chastain for Kinsey children from $10 to # 5 ; that Lcssie Nicely turn Lyman Westmoreland be stricken from tbe paupers 1 i>t ; that the fol lowing parlies be added to tin paupers list and paid the sum stated herein per month: Mrs Jasper Allen be paid $ 5 ! ^ rs - E K. Gibson be paid $3; josie Hole man be paid $3; Rufus Allison b< paid $3 ; Henry Ferguson be pain $2 ;Jake Fain be paid $3; Man Rogers be paid $3; Mrs. Jane Fos¬ ter be paid We recommend that a 4 bridge b, built across the creek at W. F Dorsey’s. We have received the report ol tiie finance committee and not. therein a charge -titled as fol.ows: "C. H. Edwards due to coal $40 freight on car coal to be p0id^ 152 - 24.'’ We recommend that tin proper county authorities proceed at once lo collect this amount through whatever acMon is neces sary and that same be placed ii tbe hands of the County Treasurer We recommend that the County Commissioners institute such action as will bring about the securing ol the shortage of Thos. F. Under wood due the County, and that the $200 note, known as the W. A. Jackson note, be returned to sail. Titos. F. Underwood and not ac cepted as a payment on the debt o! Underwood, and that proceeding, be brought against the bondsmen of said Underwood so us to secur, tbe money to cover this debt. As is well known, the financial condition of our county is in a very bad shape, and it seems that the debt of the county is gslling lurgei Devoted to the Agra“? Mun. Commerdtal and Industnai Interests 0! White Cwunw and larger, and we feel that our Commissioners have used every ef¬ fort to relieve this situation, but we wish lo urge upon them a more strict economy in the handling of the county’s business so that we can soon be out of debt. l'lie law requires certain means and methods for the holding of an eleclion under the Australian lJil ioting system and many of the dis¬ tem and many of the districts ®f the county are not prepared to properly hold an election under this law because of the lack of equipment, and «e recommend that tiie Commissioners provide in each district the necessary booths and etc. for this purpose. We have elected as a finance committee to report to the next Grand Jury the following: li. L Kytle, Chits. Skelton and B A. Skelton. We have appointed W. R. Led¬ ford, H. S. Nix, W. J. Presley, C. L. Hamilton and W. H. Clark as a committee from this body to con¬ fer with our Senator and Repre sentative to work out a plan for the creation of the office of a purchas¬ ing Agent for -aid county, whose duty it shall be to keep in a proper ledger all receipts and disburse¬ ments, revenues and expenditures of the county, and that this record be balanced at the end of month so as to show the exact financial status of the county, and that this record be placed with some officer of the county, and that this record be placed with some officer of the county on file so that any citizen who so desires can inspect and ex amine the Stine, and that this led¬ ger be placed before each Grand j-;wy so; that they can trio 'e readily and accurately keep informed as to our business affairs, We recommend that the Corn mi.-,sioners retain the services of our County Agent. This body wishes to urge upon our Tax Collector to proceed at once for the collection of all back tax fi t is and unpaid taxes due for many years past, and that he avail hiinseit ot the law provided for this matter and either collect all unpaid taxes or make the proper accovnt ing for the same, and that an in solvent and defaulters list of tax¬ payers be published a provided by law. We have been informed 1l1.1t Mary Lou Nix and Nell Nix have kindly agreed lo write a 111 story ol White County without cost to the county, and as this is a valuable service offered to us, vve wish to thank them for this offer. We have fixed the per diem of ill jururs and baliff- at |>i 50 for the ensuing year. We recommend that our County Com nrssijners purchase wood from our own citizens, instead ol ouy ing coal from out of the county, is we believe this wouM be much cheaper and certainly more helpful te many of our own people. We recommend that our Fore mail, Clerk and Baliff be paid fitly cents per day extra tor their set vices upon this body. We recommend lb it these pre¬ sentments be published in Tile Cleveland Courier and the editor be paid $15 lor same. In taking leave of his honor, B 1’. Gaiilard, Jr., we wish to ex¬ end to him our appreciation foi nis able charge to this body, and to air Solicitor-Geneial, Hon. Robt McMillan, we want to thank him for his courteous and efficient ser¬ vices upon us, and to our Baliff, A. \V, Abernathy, we wish to thank aim for his faithful services. Respectfully submitted, C. C. Jarratd, Foreman. C. L. Hamilton, Clerk. Let these presentments be spread upon the minutes and published as tecommeuded. Oct. i 2 , 193d. LLL‘VLLAND‘; . ‘ ‘ ¥ GEORGIA ‘ ()("1‘. In. 193.1. OAKES CHAPEL NEWS Miss Lula Bell McCol’um, of Cornelia, visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ii. 1 ). McCollum Sunday afternoon. Miss Ann Stovall lias returned home after a week’s visit with re latives tn North Carolina. Mrs. Ley Sosehee has returned home after a few weeks visit with relatives at Toccoa. Mr. and Mrs. Fink Brown, ot Cornelia, visited relatives hereSun day, Mrs W.C. London and little daughter, Vera Lou, were .the guests of Mr. an i Mrs. Charlie Dean Sunday. Mrs. TuIie Smith is spend! g this week with her son, Willie, in Habersham. vSdnday School ts progressing nicely at Blue Creek. Prayer si r vice will be conducted next Sun¬ day by Mrs. Ethel Stovall at ten o’clock and Sunday School at Jo; 30. We want to urge everyone to come and take part in prayer Ner vice and Sunday School, for we feel like the prayer service will be a great help in making a bigger and better Sunday School, 16 members of the chapter readi g ing contest were present and 121 9 ciiapters had been read by those present. There will be an organiz ithm meeting of the Child Health and Welfare Council held in Cleveland High School auditorium Thursday , Oct 25, at 3 p. tn. Everyone in terested in this work are cOtJVsfSy invited to be at this meeting. “Borrowed Money' High School play will he presented at Cleveland School auditorium Friday ni{*h(, Oct. 19, at 8 1\ m. Good orch estra with plenty of music. Admis¬ sion to 10 and 20e. The un-.y Associati 11 will m lut h session at Shod D ■ church, five tnifi s west of CievehmdFriday audSatur day, October 26 and 27, at 10 a.in. Euery Baptist church in White county should send delegates If your church is not a member, come and join us anyway. We want to get together as brethern,. Let’s make this one the best in the hit* tory of the association. Tin re will be some outstanding preacher wit h us. We hope to have ever; church in White County a member II. II, Humphries, Moderator E C. Hefner, Clerk. B. P Gaiilard, J, S. C. Robt. McMillan, Sol. Geu’l. The following resolution was adopted by the Grand Jury : Inasmuch as State Road No. 17 from Toccoa viaClarkesville,Cleve¬ land, Dahlonega and Ellijay lias heretofore been established, and in¬ asmuch as a portion of said route has been changed from 17 to x 15, and inasmuch as an effott is on foot to change said route so as to run it from Toccoa to Tallulah Falls and thus leave off Clarke-, ville, Cleve-s land, Dahlonega and lyl’ijay,there¬ fore, we hereby urge the State Highway Board to re establish said Route No. 1 1 so that it will lead Irom county site to county site as contemplated in the original High¬ way Act, and vve urge upon our bounty authorities to take tins mat ter up at once with the Highway Board, and that they furnish that department with a copy of this recommendation by tins Grand ury. CCC Camp News Our camp was honored Sunday morning by having a short visit from Dr. L. G. Hardman, ex Governor of Georgia. Horace Nicholson was called to IrL home in lliavvas«ee 1 1st Satur¬ day due to the illness ot his mother Mr. and Mrs. 1 dm Nix of At¬ lanta, were the guests of theit nephew, James Turner, at camp last Sunday. Mrs. Stegall of Dawson v 1 lie, visited her son, Lav a tie, liete tne past weekend, The last group of enrol’ees to ar arrive at camp, thirty-two strong, are putting in their first week out of quarantine and are fast becom¬ ing used to the “ropes”—meaning the forest trails. Mr. A 1 Peyton comes to us as truck trail foreman foreman from the Wilscot Camp, F-8, situated near Blue Ridge, Georgia. Things are looking good aroi nd old F 3 since the completion of ii e huts. There has also been several other buildings erected togetier with a flint rock base for the 11 ig pde. It is believed by practical \ all the boys that F-3 is now the prettiest camp in the. state. Mr. Clyne E. Woody, project superintendent, lias been tr;n s ferred to Ga. F 6, Cliyton, Geor¬ gia, to assume the same position ft2 held here. He is succeeded In te by Mr. J. A. Abercrombie, former project superintendent at F-v Dab b .ega. The class in typing, having over 26 eufolTeiT,' are now Vising an add¬ ed machine for practice, Administrator, Aide and Stenographer Resign Jobs In Relief Office Here October 16, 1934. Miss Gay B. Sbepperson, Relief Administrator for Georgia, Ten Forsyth Street Building, Atlanta, Georgia Dear Miss Shepper-mi We, the undersigned, tender herewith our resignations as em¬ ployees on the AdministrativeStuff of Wnite County E. R. A. Cleve land, Georgia, in accordance with the policy of the Georgia Gnu r gency Relief Admim~tra;ihn, that only one member of immediate family shall be employed by the Government at this time. We take this opportunity to ex¬ press to you our profound thanks for the opportunity of serving ti e organization thus for and shall be happy lo render any service pos¬ sible m an unofficial oipacity. Signed : Caroline Greear Administ rater. Ruth Alley Varona Merk, Stenographer It seems that the Grand Jury undertook to bring some acquiza tion against the Board of County Commissioners in reference t. freight to freight on coal and es¬ pecially against the undersigned Also made various and sundry recommendations in reference to the misfortuuate people of the county. In the next issue of The Courier I will explain the eo.n question and give my reason as to taking care of the misfortuuate people. C. II. Edwards Have you paid your subscription We can’t continue to send it to you, so if you want it to keep visit ing you each week the only thing for you to do is to pay up NOW {PRICE $1.50 A H“: H. w‘. x. ~ St-. P rinting 9 ■S ' i the is the master through key of which nur dvilb.pi \ means iu« 1 \ achieved art, education and industry Vi \ * It is well worth the very higher efforts of its craftsmen. v Tin ; Cleveland Couiueii Commercial Printing of Ei ■ ription y : d\’ ADVER 1 ISING is like liniment, ft j* » cant powder And the be pu harder applied f f. thcrubbiig It effectively needs r-.bhmg the with better in a V p the alts. RIF i 1 IN HARD—Increase your acvertis in 4 at in the sales prssure—create enthusi asm . etirg-y and optimism throughout your or?? stion—andwatch the progrss you make I UCTIOfi Cleveland, G 1 s. 5, Monday, October ID, u 10 A. >!.. iG- ol of M L. Alh- ' insisting of one .S-room dwelling. *oi-t len.n t good outbuihii, and 190 acres of land oil which there is . saw timber ,ii hi tcees of the best bottom laud on II tie ( h Said property is km 1 , n us die said Allen old homeplace and is >c copied by Ted S itrerfield. This is known us otic of tin: pe t l I o', . White Coo»i Sard farm is Incited 3 miffs east brCW-Stud 1 one half mile off iha Cleveland Clarkesvdle highway on upper (.fink, .ulle road. S iid -a’■ ■ or divi-ion of heirs. C 11. Edward- \|., ,- s Perms onc-h . -h and billin'.' |,m i-t, 1934 , 1 ,e.if G i., at M. the .property known as the F|ove K mm. 1 :e owned by W S uva I and J. \1 irve Bell, consisting 1 „ )c . dwelling, stor, “'ding, g-.md outbuildings, cotton pres-, large .- nc and 4 - acres id, This property is located 5 miles east ,.t Ci - <: land-Clarites . 1 ighway. Said laud ts in t high -tote of ............ good orcii ird, 1 -tore location with no competition. ['vain.-, ,,11-r half cash, ba in t vve! ve moil11.s. MOON & DAVIS Sc >ng Agts.; Gainesville, Ca. A $1.00Dinner for rr..... 4 - W > - TTEEE'S . rtl’s eye view of a mayonnaise to moisten and stir £~X good enough ti; “keep It’s more than bird until place creamy. the deviled Refill whites :u:.t a eggs in indi¬ alive,”, how. , it keep? four per- vidual shallow ball ug dtshou ■ sons very nv- - : alive and happy, in a glass pie plate or shallow and costs i one buck. baking dish. Pour con tout ; «t Crisp R< h Roses Jr 1 one 10 -ounce can tomato soap Dt: in Tomato around the eggs, leaving the yolk.-; ; uncovered. Sprinkle with but Sit 29i tered crumbs and place in a hot. Du.: Rice Sc oven until the soup i. bubbling Pea and te Salad 23i and the crumbs brown. Serves Bret. Blitter Sc four. Strawberry torlcake 23c Pea and T.cVvce fs., Drain I ■ ca 4<f one cup of canned and mari Reviled Eq Tomato peas Sauce: nafe in two tablespoons Kr.-tich Hard cook . \ ;a, remove shells dressing for at least an houi Vdd aud cut in hr’ lengthwise. Re- one-fourth cup chopped walnuts, move yolks season highly throe-fourths cup shredded crisp with butter, so pepper, paprika, lettuce and one-fourtli. cup mayon¬ mustard and u:on juice Add naise ami mix lightly together.*