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THE “CLEV M...,ANDE§COUR1ER
UL. XXXVH Na. 22
The Committeemen Start Contract
Cotton Signing Soon.
Every cotton farmer who wishes
to sign a 19^5 Cotton Reduction
Contract sliou d begin securing the
following information: Total
acres in the farm in 1933 and 1934;
cultivated la;id in 1933 and 1934;
total lands in crops in 1933 and
1934; total mod in wheat in PJ33
and 1934; total number of bales
of cotton produced and their
weights in 11134, 1933 1932, 1 y81,
1930, 1929, and 192b. and the the
total number of acres planted for
those years. This information you
are placing under contract If
you have not been 'iving on the
same farm during this period get
the information on the farm you
are now placing under contracts.
For farms already under contract it
will be necessary to secure this in¬
formation for I938 ana 1934 only.
The committeemen will not
make farm visits to secure con¬
tracts, but they wi 1 meet the far¬
mers at their nearest school house
and write up the contracts. Letters
will be mailed to the producers to
notify them where they are to meet
the committeemen and sign con
tracts. If you do not get a letter
ask your neighbors about the dates
YVe wisli to give every fanner an
opportunity to sign a contract. It
is advisable for every fanner who
i-eliSible to sign a 1985 Cotton
Reduction Contract,, because no
producer will be allowed to gin
tax free more than 65% ol his base
production; therefore if you do
not sign a contract you will be
forced to reduce and receive no
rental benefit. Let us as farmers
take advantage of t opportunity'
and get all the rental that we pos
6Tbly can. YVe should in most
Cases rent at least 35^ of our base!
acreage to the Government.
E. j. Iluff. Couusy Agent.
FOR SALE.
Pure bred-blood tested Baby
Chicks, all breeds, lowest, prices,
jc per chick books your order.
Hatcheries-Athem& GainesviiieGa
COFER SEED CO.
WANTED
Placer gravel to Mine on a royal¬
ty lease. State value u. yd..depth
overburden and acreage and royal,
ty desired. Lack of water supply
no drawback. Small placer ac¬
ceptable. State if gold coarse .or
fine. Address: Gold, iiz '2 North
Stella Av., Lakeland. Fla.
Male Help Wanted
Increaseing advance of improv¬
ed conditions would indicate 1985
a very opportune time to go into a
business of your own. A desirable
Watkins route ove- looo farm
families now open in White and
Union oouuties. Applicant be¬
tween 25 and 50, must, have car.
W 7 rite J. A Lewis, c-o The J. R,
YVatkins Company, 70 West Iowa,
Memphis, Term,
N OT1.DE
The people of this section have
been so very good to me that! have
decided not to move from here to
Helen. It the people in that sec
tion, or any other place, will only
drop me a catd 1 will come and fix
lheir stove.
C. M. McRay,
“Slovenian”
Cleveland, Ga.
READ TliE COURIER
Devotfim!‘ to the Agncultural. Commaméal and Industrial Interns“ o! Whlte Ooun‘ "
Mr. Drew Fields ad a minor
opera!ion on his nose last week,
lie is able to be plo w. ng this week
YVe were sorry to hear of the
death of the little so. 0 f .Vi r. and
Mrs Clinton Ash,
Mr. Hunt and Mr 1 ix, ofClere¬
land, were up in o settlement
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alb luruer had
as their guest- las ■ekend Mis#
Sarah and Soe Fields
Mr. YVill MsCa.ier received
word last week of th death of his
hither, who has been :ii for some
time.
YVe saw two little ooys mighty
bu-y tiiis week Cluing stalks.
Think they are plant., ig so be far¬
mers..
Mr. and Mrs, YVibi m Harkins
and Mrs. M. 1 ). Winder made a
trip to Cleveland on Monday.
A certain young man in our
settlement dreamed about a very
bad dog the other nig.it, and the
dream was so real, he kicked at
.be dog, with the re-.ht he almost
broke his toe on the f- t of the bed
We hope lie soon reel ,ers.
Gardens are being worked on
these days. Aud lots v T farm work
in general being done
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thru k all of our
friends who so deeply sympathized
witti us in the loss t our dear
son and brothe and far the beauti¬
ful floral offering. Gy>d bless them
'
*“• ■ ■ .....
Vies. M A. Merritt, drip J. R.
Earle and Mr. and .-s : ; R. W.
Ash.
HONOR R »LL
Cleveland High School
1st Grade
Etnogeue Allen, Vernon Har¬
kins, Lela Palmer, D a Lee Reid,
Bobby Neal .Thomas. Peggy Van¬
diver, Bobby Russell.
2nd Gra te
Charles Nix, Flor > McDonald,
jere Westmoreland, . imltert Hef¬
ner, jack Davidson aomusGlover
3rd Gra e
Jusie Mae Brown, Evie Hunt,
Ethelene Mortis, G ge Glover,
Hiram N. Johnson, Robert Pal¬
mer, Gordod Tel tore. Boyd Under¬
wood Jimmy Vandi, r.
4 th Grace
Lora McCollum at BillieFaulk
ner,
5th Gra
II, A. Allison, 1 raid Cook.
Ben Davidson, lie an Glover,
Thelma Nix, Junior ,- jsler, Mary
Louise.U nderwood.
(5 th Gra a*
Beatrice Sargent, I. E. Faulk
ner, Eulah Saxon, .Y . fo Nix.
7th Grade
Lorene Harkins, Geneva Stanci!
Lois Palmer, Madge T-. w.LuTrelle
Allison, Elizabeth Humphries,
Mary Ruth Barrett, < sen Sargent,
Wiliner Dixon.
8th Grade
Willela Allison, L. G. - Neal,
Etnageue Davidson.
9th Grade
\1 ildred Kimsey.SorotheuStovaii
10th Grade
Miller, Nelli Nix, Carl
Nix, Billie Kiinsey, Ruth Dorsey,
Belle Dorsey, Mary Winkler,
11th Grade
Lois Glover, Jam s Telford,
Thelma Pahnour,
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Read The Courier
NOTI E
Co n# out Friday 1 ght, March
22 , and see Red & aymoud and
Ernie in person, tadi, ars. They
do “trick playing” d singing,
yodtling, fiddling and black face
comedy, Side-split’. . g fun foi
aU. Don’t miss it. The most
unique show you ha\ _iver seen,
Little Raymond is th, marvel ol
his age and is mak, ,g the iow
price of loc for child ■m so they
will be able to see and Lear him.
C ARD OF Til NILS
I desire to express u v deep ap¬
preciation for the kiui-ness and the
sympathetic words xpros.sed by
my friends during th illness and
death of my husband. May^God’s
richest blessings be an abide with
each of you.
Mrs. ATert Jones.
ATTENTION
CLEVELANQ; GEORGIA 31011.58“; 1935.
While the warm M ■ eh weather
is corning most every' ty is getting
the old garden fence shape to
plant. We cannot o anything
any better than p'air -r. early gar¬
den. YVe should all ow more at
home and buy less. lie country
will never be any be‘ oft as long
is we try to live o ot a paper
bag.
Mr. Henry Howar. gave Mr. 11 .
G. Spharr a call Sui. . iy.
Mrs. YV. D. Adam aui daugh¬
ter spent one night 1 week with
her father, Mr. H. N Abernathy,
at Helen.
Mj. John Tiiom if in Cleve¬
land S ilurday on bu .less.
Blacksmith Loy A . Ash, of
Cleveland, made a .. .Guess trip
with Mr. Stansberr on Town
Creek Saturday.
Messrs Roy and R> som Adams
ttlended preaching it Roberts
towu Sunday.
Mr. Grover Ramey of Hortons
ville, was washing t. >.- way last
Sunday.
Messrs Richard anil Ernest Sims
were visiting their uncle, Mr. G.
YV. Sims, Sunday, win: is very ill,
Mr. Albert Jarraro, of Lumpkin
county, was in this p: ' hist week.
YY 7 e hope this fine . eather wiii
continve for awhile so the farmers
can get their land ready for plant¬
ing.
Mrs. A. E. Ledford was visiting
friend around Loudsvitle last week
Mr. A. Y\ r . Hooper spent 1 st
Sunday evening with ’ Mr. tie nry'
Ash.
Sun: 1, - c ’ - ,s Creek
was vv
7 v .. a roosters,
8 , mo..... L. 0,1 Rusks
best C.a .. ...I cl. Is. i have
them under my c ire. If you want
a real rooster soe or wriie
Charles Davidson
Box 126
Cleveland, Ga.
WANTED
Hatching eggs all b .eds. Write
stating bred and iium hens. YVe
blood-test your flocks d pay 10
cents per dozen prim . ,11 for eggs
Hatcheries- Athens G 1 aesville.Ga
GOFERt EED C M PAN V
Timber Organizatioa Perfected Here
A number of White county citi¬
zens assembled at the coutt. house
Saturday afternoon and organized
the White County Timber Pro
tective Organization.
Mr. YY'. D. Young, district state
forester, of Gtsinesviile, explained
the necessity ot such an organiza¬
tion and what it would mean to
the timber owners. A meeting
A meeting will be called soon to
discuss what shall be (he project
undertaken,
The following officers were elect¬
ed : C. C- Jarrard, pres. ; H. M,
Edwards, vice-pres. ; E J. Huff,
^c’y.; and J, YV. Hou-e, treasurer,
NOTICE
I have a very fine Poland China
Boar that L am offeriuff for service
Fee $1.50
Marvin Hamilton.
The .special meeting of the Bap¬
tist W. M. U. for prayer and of¬
fering for Home Missions was
held Tuesday, March 5 , with Mrs.
J. YV. H. Underwood.
Mrs. Jackson had charge of the
program which she began by read¬
ing a por'ion of scripture from
Act». The following program
was given :
One Woman’s Vision by Mrs.
Eutu Carroll ; Meeting (rod's Con¬
dition for a Revival by Mrs. Ola
Faulkner. : Wonderful Words of
Life by Mrs. Ernest Cr n;; Prayer
Mrs. F. I. Davidson; Between the
Amiricans by Mrs. Frank Bell
Menders; Jesus Loves Me TLTiis I
Know by Mrs. J. H. Campbell;
Into My Heart by Mrs. Clarence
BirreitjMrs. Underwood; YVor
ship the Kiug In the Beauty of
Holiness Mrs. E. L. Russell ;Praise
the Lord for Revival Fires Mrs.
Robt. Ayers; Where He He Leads
Me f YVill Fo'low Mrs. Underwood
In a business discussion it was
uti.imiously voted that the Society
would join the the One Hundred.
Thousand Clnb.
The Society was indeed glad to
welcome two new members: Mrs.
Frank Bell Meaders undMissLeor.a
Saxon,
A pleasant social hutir was en¬
joyed by all during when delicious
refreshments were served by the
hdstess. Benediciion by Mrs, Rus¬
sell. The next regular meeting is
to be with Mrs. E. L RusseUTues,
VLirch at 3 P. M. All mean
bers ate urged to come*
YV linrdft ior ICavvieign
Loute of 800 families. Write im¬
mediately. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
GAC—63-SA—Mempta-s, Teun.
ilave you paid your subscription
iVe can’t continue to send it t
you, so if you want it to keep visit
ng yon each week the only tiling
for you to do is to pay up NOW'
Pay Your Subscription Now
FOR SALE
65 acres, 1 mile south of Cleve¬
land, very desirable location fo
service station and tourist camp.
Appalachian Scenic highway tra
verses litis tract near evenly.
Known as the old Aunt Salhe
Hamilton place, 100 to 200 young
fruit trees. One fair six-room
nouse. Two brunches oh palace.
See L; Bryant, near Frank YY'of
ford's store, or write F. L. Mad¬
dox, Gastonia, N. C., R2.
{PRICE 81.5»; A H ‘2 1.\ AI‘- \
ARE * OU SATISFIED WITH THE
r sESENT TAX SYSTEM?
DO YOU WANT
TAX RELIEF NOW?
1 he present Georgia Legislature has not vet passed »■,>
tax relief b. is. 1 tie County Commissioners Associat
...
and the Mayor s Association through their organiz itions in
Atlanta art attempting to confuse the minds of the Legis¬
lators as to toe effect of tax relief. YVe believe the p.uti
cular officials who are responsible for this effort are itcuaUd
by their own selfi-h interest rather than tie wtlime- of
their people.
rite Governor trild Legislators have Iteaid aud are hear
tug from these associations. 1 hey have not haard from
you. The "lews of selfish politicians will not weigh heav¬
ily with this Governor aud Legislature if only they can
beer from the people.
HA\ L 1 I i L f HEARD F ROM YOU! This matter
ot taxes on r.-i 1 estate vitally concern your pocket book.
You can’t a: id not to express vour opinion !
It y»u ini'. 1 t time to write a fail letter, simply clip thU
Coupon. uni; lii it today to the Senator or Representative
f’-otn your d -let, c o Stale Capitol, Atlanta Georgia.DO
,
NOT DELAY.
Cut out on this line -T. •'
.■.Jpvmf
X
To /;.. .....;.....- * *u.
(In Natme of Senator or Represent live)
I urge tax r and tax reform NOW.
Name.
City .
County
This commit- mtion is Jjrmu the Georgia Real Estate Tui
Payer*’ Ass ition.
R. L NEELEY', VY uynesboro, Ga, President,
T. . SAFFOLD, Ex V P., Savannah, O
Pri iting I \V v\.
is the the means master through key of which our civilization we have I
achieved It Is well art. worth education the and industry. highv *
ver\
efforts of its craftsmen. k
The Cleveland Couweh
Commercial Printing of Ev Inscription
ADVER TISING is like liniment. It ^
cant be applied effectively with a
p'owder puff. It needs rubbing in
And the harder the rubbing the better
the results.
RUB 11 IN HARD—Increase your a aver Us
mg—put in the sales prssurs—create enthusi
asmand emrgy and optimism throughout your
organizsT in—andwatch the progrss you make
