Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, November 01, 1935, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CLEVELAND COURIER OL. XXX VIII No. 3 ASBESTOS BUZZING .Just from the Mountains. Rev. Albert Dockery is conduct¬ ing a revival this week s at Mr. Will Blalock’s. Mrs. Charlie Thurmond andMtss Louise McAfee are new teaching the young idea how to shoot at Yonalt school house. Seine of our people attended the carnival and nw you can iieai the sound thereof. All that went into these gambling devices lost hard earned nickles. They are now singing a little whangdoodle song to the tune of “After the hai: After the stars gone, after the break of day, alter those nude women are leaving, after the ferric wheel is gone, after the living jimmy has flown away many a heart is now aching after the show The rain that fel| on Monday night will be it great help to lab gardens and will cause more water in the well. 1 'lie Abernathy.-Westmoreland reunion was held last Sunday at the home of Ned add S an Aber¬ nathy. north of Robert stow it and Hortonvtlle. Col. George West¬ moreland, H N. Aberhatby and Alex Westmoreland made talks. There were songs by the Abernathy and Westmoreland Bros.. 3'22 were, present. At dinner there were pork, mutton, chicken, sauer kraut, pickle beaus cabbage, corn bread, potato and pumpkin cus tards and apple tarts i hey were dismissed by Alex Westmoreland to meet the same time next year. Those that attended from down thi- way, were : Mr. and Mis Boh Westmoreland, Mr. and Mrs, Mat viu Westmoreland, Jesse, lorn and Hattie May Westmoreland, Mrs, David Sargeant, George,lien nett and Miss Bertha Sargeant,Mr Noel Ayers, Comer Abernathy. Miss Lou Westmoreland and Jesse Black ami daughter, Mrs. Maggie Palmer and family andComerJack son. It is a pleasure to have re¬ membered some of the pioneer trai blazes and forerunners of this numerous faintly. I here was Joei Abernathy, who lived at the loot of the tlickory Nut; there was Rev. Miles Abernathy, who kept a iittle mill on Chattahoochee river The wheel and upper rock went rouud and the under rock stood sl Ub lie had a h.-nd in the In ppet *nd a hand in the sack, the ladies step forward and the gents *tef back. There was Jim Y\ esfurore land, who bunt chimneys. W hei asited if they would draw, b. would tell them thsy would draw the attention of every tool ihaj passed. Reaves Westmorelunc built the first turnpike road acrosi Unicoi Gap. He followed tin trail of the Indians and DeSoio. White Court of Ordinary Oct. Tern Oct. "tu, lasii* The appraisers upo.i the appliealioi Mrs. VV. I. Humphries, widow of san i. Humphries for a twelve month’, . pport for herself, having filed thair re rn ; all persons concerned hereby ar< ed lo show cause, if any they have next regular November Term of tin e )U rt why said application should no ; granted. OrdiuariC, A. L. Dorsey, FO R S A L F One rprootn dwelling, where 1 >,v live, plenty of outbuildings irden and other lot of iund fo. uck farming, good well water Also will sell adjoining land 4-roon jgse and lot. 2 acres witt 1* house. Both houses wired fo> ,c ghtb. Now is the- time to get . ml bargain. McDonald T. J CARD OF THANKS to the Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County White Couuty Has Big Fair The White County Fair Was one of the best ever lieid here and had a most wonderful exhibits from every community. 1’ i» .remarked by many who attended the South¬ eastern Fair that what was out dis¬ play here as a whole was betlet chiin they saw in Atlanta. I hat speaks well for the farmers, and it is anticipated they will “strut their stuff” to make the 1986 lair ex¬ ceed this one. A large crowd was present each day, The prizes were its follows : Community Booth I't prize, Cleveland : 2nd prize Mossy Creek; 3rd prize, Nucoo cbee Woman’* Club. Individual Booth I't prize, Mr.. S. \\ . Reynolds; 2 nd prize, Mrs. Lat Nandiver, Mrs Bell Allen. Livestock Dairy Breeds (Bulls) t-t prize S. A. Hamilton, 2ud prize James Jackson. Dairy Breeds (Heifers) rst prize S. A. Hamilton, 2nd prize W, T. l’otls. Beet Jheeds )BulN) 1st prize, W. 1 . Stovall, 2nd prize, W. L. Jackson, Bogs is prize, best Dour, F. L. Stalls berry; 2nd prize, host guilt, \\ . L. Jackson, 1st prize best pigs, J. G. Hunt; 1st prize, best porker, L. C. Glaze, 2 nd prize, best porker, Her¬ bert Glover, Horses 1st prize, b.stmare, FrankYYllite and prize, best mare, 15 . G. Allison 1st prize, best stallion, 11 . S, Nix; 1st prize, best colt, It. A. Allison; 2nd prize, best colt, Tom Barrett, Poultry 1st prize, laying breed, Mrs, Lil¬ lie Farmer; 1st dual, Gus Sosebee ; 2nd dual, Robt. Kenimer; istineal breeds, Gertrude Palmer; 1st ban tains, Elizabeth Humphries; 2nd bantams, Henry Nix; 1 st greese, Mrs. F, A. N ichols. Field Crops Best peck wheat, 1st Y\ . L Jackson ; 2nd J . F. Cantrell, best peck sltief oats, i*t Tom Barrett; best peck rye, 1st Joe Bowen, 2 nd Fred Freeman; best peck clover, 1st Fred Miller; best peck peas, T. J f lame, 2nd JotuiBarrett ; best peck mammoutli yellow beans, 1st 1 j Hanie, 2nd Hick Dorsey; best yjieck Mathews beans, 1st Pau Stnith ; best bale bay, kudzu, bred Miller; 1st gras-,, \V. 1 . Stovall; l.t peavine, Jess Hunt; velvh beans, T. J. Hanie; best staik cot ton, tst Bradford Robinson, 2nd Bradford Robinson ; best stalk con tst Ben Nicewonger, 2 nd Marvin Hamilton and Jess Hunt (tie) piet¬ ist Barnard Dorsey ; peanuts, is 1 J. LI. Hamilton, 2 nd Lon Dyer; tobacco, 1st A. S. Scun.sel, 2 nd Marlin Palmer. Best 10 ears corn, 1st YV. M. Hamilton, 2nd Franklin Thomas. Home Supplies Syrup, 1st Mrs. A.J. Stansel,2.id Newt Blalock. best peck swee' potatoes. 1st M. F. 1 uderwood. 2nd T. II. Allison. Best peck irish potatoes, 1st Neal Black, 2nd Felix Freeman. Best pumpkin,1-1 W. D. Adams, 2 nd John \\ r So*-e Best Col. Fruit and Tegetables 1st Mrs Lat Vandiver and Mrs. Lawrence Vandiver (tie), 2nd F. L. Home Work Best made garment, 1st Mrs. \V H. Dorsey, 2nd Mrs. J. II. Telford bed spread, 1st Mrs. Bell McCoi urn, 2nd Mrs A. G. Mickle; quilt, 1st prize Mrs, J. H. Johnson 2 nd Mrs. S. W, Reynolds; rug, 1st Mrs. C T. Dunbar, 2nd Mrs Ed Hollingsworth ; basket, 1 st and2tid Mrs S. W. Reynolds ; display of fancy work, 1st Mrs E, L. Ged ney, 2nd Mrs. Bell Allen ; ‘knitted articles, 1st Mrs. E. L. Gedney, Mrs. Hattie Ash. Forge N. N. Adams. CLEVELAND, GEORGIA. NOV. 1, 1985 Cong esiman Whelchel Proves Able Song Leader At Singing Convention (From Toceoa Record) Leading a “class” of -nine two thousand voices it the Clayton au¬ ditorium hist Sunday, Congre s man B. Frank Wbe'chel | roved himsell t most ah e leader tor the siugets ,.n tl-.e occasion of the an¬ nual meeting of the Rabun County Singing convert ion. Congress man WhMehel w is assisted by his wile, at t he piano, and the two made a decided “hit at the con¬ vention. A s nis 11 icuds i-xptessed it, the Congressman proved th it le Ci iihl nut ouh lead in the ifliurs of the nation at Washington, but he Could also lead in g o i singing at home, win-re he t joys a wide friendship with people of ea y walk in 1 ite. SHOAL ( REEK NEWS Mrs, Ada Evans is very feeble. Farmers are sowing small grain The writer visited court tit Dali* lonega r e :ntly. So in ’he cittz ms of this dis trict w . me priz. s u the Fair last w. The l.ox - -won of the Chestatee Baptist A: n: 1 it ion is to convene at Philip church 1936, Mr. Gus Evans visited Gaines¬ ville hist week. • Warren Gooch is improving from his being cut by Mr, Gilreath recently. .Several of the girls of this trict enjoyed a secret, wedding and as they must have wanted it kept a secret. YVe will not, give their names. • Today October 29 Mr. John Berg ( |ac) Turner ate dinner with me ne was Jo years, having beet, born 1865. Mr. Turner married near 21 to Miss Mary Jane West and is the father of 10 children. Mr. Turner joined Town Creek church in bis 22nd year. 2 years ago lie served tor the first time on the Grand Jury. Mr. Turner is a good board maker and is making boards today to cover ye scribe’s bouse. Mr. J. D. Kanaday and Mis Mabell May were married lustSun day. FOR SALE Select sage oats and Lee’s cold proof oats at 60c per bushel, J. F. Cantrell. ALL WHO OWE US Are requested It pay us NOW To keep the money the people of White county wili soon have t* spend for various goods and articles from going out ot vYlitte county the merchants of Cleveland anc White county can find no betlet method than to advertise in The Courier. Please Pay Ls NOW Get your dental work done tight See me aa my office every Sunday My prices are very low. Pain less extr • . .on. Work guaranteed Addre.-- V. hens, Ga. Ur. H. E. TAYLOR IN MLMOEIl M To Those Who Owe U. Nacooehee News Several from the Y'alley nt'end¬ ed the White County Fair atC eve land Friday and Saturday. It « as a success, and Mr. llufl deserves a lot of praise for the interest he has shown Win’* county. Mr. Victor Hollis and son, Y’ic tor, Jr., and Hoyt Hood attended Ringling Bros. Circus in \llanlu last week. Miss Isabel Lutnsden, of Uitivei siiv of Georgia, spent the weekend at home with parents, Mr. antlMrs YV. if. Eumsden. Mr. John Oakes, of the CCC Camp below Macon, spent tin weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Matson and daughter, Florence and Beth, and Mrs. Snider, Miss Vaughn, of At¬ lanta, visited Mr. and Mrs. R. 11 Miller over the weekend. Miss Emily Logan is at how visiting her mother, Mrs, S. B. Logan. Mrs, R. A. Williams, who went to W’eslyn Memorial Hospital Ust week for an operation, is doing nicely. Mrs. Tom Eumsden spent the weekend with Mrs. \\ . B, Lotus den. I)r. II irdvvun was tu the Y’alley last week. NOTICE I have moved my corn mill to to my old stand in Cleveland, re cently vacated by Brady & Jack son, and will appreciate my cus¬ tomers coming around. It will be operated by electric power. L. R. Merritt. Cleveland News Mrs. Lula Waters, of Miami.Mr YY’ill Dyer, of Gainesville, andMr.s Lula Hulsey, ol Clermont, visited tbeir sister, Mrs. II 11 . Humphries last weekend. Postmaster Russell visited Mr Charlie White Sunday at Helen. Mrs RutliRussell went shopping in Gainesville this week. The singing Sunday at the Bap¬ tist church was enjoyed lay all. YVe will accept from farmers any kind ol produce grown on then farm for renewal of their subscrip¬ tion. or to be added to our list as a hew subscriber. We mist 1 1 1 i proposition will appeal to every farmer. NOTICE I will be at my office at the home of Mrs. Alex Davidson every Sunday, for the purpose of doing dental work. Give me a triaj. Your patronage will be ap¬ preciated. 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CtM U ’ in Q \iO of a d : vler do. n Soufii YV h o nt a bah; sized t n* ; a'lf bi To a f'i - rid of i:ia, b i 1 Utj Till Abu’'", tail 'lays ! ;s t l i<* no . rettv-yed ,-ii.h <' * u * j c c u* tain anti -if ecos -t■ : foolc im ‘ Lsok tno'e, S("-s<." tii 0 d's or said, “aren’t yon ■ - ,G > jl);:, moia'iiei:: ju :i at- ii*- i i: h gave be* a morti -asu eii than lit s r.s■ - -1 s . d “That’s is,-t-l," - :ret “bin Kernel Coo got. to reillCBll , 1 Isis don't last vc-i.v * .rr: s. u S:s. that can't ulTni'U to kuoy a eov*." To Your H .alt!,! However, 17 1 ■ - good 01 •■'. v.v have in mind i not ”iikk-..r. T lieaUU-givin;;, sun-riiiened ...as ar <ie jute.’ ’1 deli eour. ; • and whi< h even the fa mil; d isn’t keep u cow can 1 There ic- no m-t-i to mi-: fhi: 1 with other juice.- or mc.-,- -j. Serve i- cuU!, just as it from tlir can, and .. - e . - entirely ratisfyin;;. Perbtt : lioy.c-.gr, -<n w lilcit to ry it tor % dinner (•’.< i<tail, i s ' 1 -• tfiiUJ^Sto - 1 wit, fo.’ i: addition to otlici- frui; ■ ,i< ; - . - s slfaUes. Bvon ’>(>. v, !. , .. a authority oi, Keiiiiiciry uiim jc : ; , \you!U no C .-uht ,’ppiovo i'lr ic c-ip wnteh follows l'c-r Pineapple Mini .Ttiiep Pineapple Hint Julep: Roil four tabidpoons xnuit jelly, four cups AY [AE presidfc.it. E. BRADSHAW, of the Woodmen of i/v World, wcaiing the ro tes in which he was insgUled as King Ak-Sar-E.'n XU, amidst impressive pageantry, at the an r. -c or;ai.ion ceie - -:.-s held in Omaha. '.’•-Bon (Nebras v. : ds> is a ic ‘.....-wide civic ■ a. Selection c is considered . t i honor v. : fin the state. - M. 7 *. (} {.our ■ , .poons sugar ' until jeliy is *71 oiled. Cool. | ' Ad j two cups juice 0 ■ i-;m-apple lemons. syrup aim ,-i tour E'u rvr i't cold ha sprig of : r>:jh 00-0. Instead 0 glnge ; - vored with ■ ht syrup --i:i green cher j'd-S arm rhep n in cubes ‘Lilts nun ■Us six 'ii'- , .irinlcs. Pit u. •.;./■■ Rut t.wo tv/. /:• {.aljju. ■» ;,o sugar and lift (■ ■its ol - *j 12 -ounce cans oi vA • • u; ■ t . 7 o a cocktail LiialA :r •r jar, add cracked ice hid .!• u 1 \ ,-!l mixed and j frotii 0 c r v 0 ifti u sprinkling ;.ui. -in fop. Tin's i.nakett - i.tilE ctii-s of egg-no. . .'■filli fjhake: Sh?\® ether “ic :s jat or slia' e» P oi' canned ehodol: te .•up - fresh cream and si : vrup from water caused and - nt: cup i'uis fills four large ( z-irtar ;y Cordial. Make a vi.-i -si ,.:o cup sugar and two : 7 s .slid two cups tea. .s < 7 ,.T juice, the contents <• a of cranberry a.- -2 caii of unsweet s ii > in 1 -•-•ice, and six cups : --os very cold. This i :s7.fsm quarts. 1 tic / J,/: hull one-fourth cup sii;. siiii ane-t-'df tup water for I ah' "( lb- ve mini!- • s fool. Add : j '-i.e-lialf cii-i ii ru ' -'.-rry syrup-, two tables’ .- Ism juice, tli© j contents of on* N 2 can of Hawaiian line-. • - lice and one pint be t< ■ * e urged water. Serve o\ r if frozen ts^. This iil.s ten punch glasses.*