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Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests ot Wh te Coun
OL. XXXVIII No, o
Mr, and Mrs. Ellington, nfPort
land, Oregon, have been seeing
Georgia. In speaking of thisState,
Mr. Ellington said, “The name of
Henry Grady is honored and rever¬
ed throughout the West, because
of the brilliancy of his intellect and
his patriotic utterances. We ex¬
pect to visit his monument on
Marietta Street, Atlanta, while in
Georgia, We tire Republicans,but
earnest supporters of Franklin D.
Roooseveit During his adminis¬
tration he remembered 1 he poor,
forgotten man ; lias given consider¬
ation to the average man ; lias fed
the hungry and unemployed man
and has made provisions for taking
care of the old man. When we
sp;ak of man, that also includes
women. The surprising thing is
the opposition to him of Georgia’s
own Governor Talmadge. People
outside of this state Cannot under¬
stand how he can so bitterly op¬
pose t he Prresident, who is more
than aDemocrat. He is a states¬
man, an American, and the great
est humnmtan at the head of any
government at tHe head of any
government on earth. It is be¬
cause he is more and greater than a
Rebublican, that we and thousand;
of others whe are called Republi¬
cans, are supporters of the Presi
dent.”— Passing Through Geor¬
gia,” Jackson Herald.
SRAYED
i red boar pig, lett Nov. 1., and
was 7 weeks. Notify Mrs. Harris
Ferguson, Cleveland, Ga.. R z
FO R SALE
One 5-rootn dwelling, where 1
now live, plenty of outbuildings,
garden and other lot of land for
truck farming, good well water
Also will sell adjoining 4-room
house and lot. 2 acres land will
each house, Both houses wired for
lights. Now is the- time to get a
real bargain.
T. J. McDonald
Officers Elected For
Direct Motorcade
At the meeting held here Wed¬
nesday to formulate plans for thut
big motorcade from White county
to Atlanta on Nov. 29 to hear
President Roosevelt’s speech, Mr,
E. C. Hefner was named chair¬
man, A. H. Henderson vice chair¬
man and Robt. Kenimer, sec’y.
The following were tinned to
nave charge of the plans and all
a rangemen'.s from their district ;
A. 11. Henderson and Sheriff Van¬
diver, Mt. Yonah; R. L Kytle
and W. J. Presley, Mossy Creek;
J. K. Keniiner and VV. B. Robin¬
son, White Creek; VV. L. Jackson
Shoal Crevk ; J. H. Stovall, Blue
Creek; C. R. Crumley, Town
Creek; Rev. H. M. Edwards,Blut
Ridge; O. VV. Howard and B, M.
Hicks, Tesnatee; T. B. Hender¬
son and W. I. Stovall, Nacoochee;
R F. Taylor and Chas. N.Maloof,
Chattahoochee.
Qonfer with the leaders of your
district and make y our plans to go
to Ai biota and hear President
Roosevelt.
The oilkeis and leaders of their
respective cotnmuniies will meet at
the court house Wednesday, Nov.
2o, to complete and discuss fur¬
ther arrangements. You are in¬
vited to attend.
Mr. R W. Ash is quite sick at
this writing.
Census teport shows that there
were 551 bales of cotton ginned in
White County from the crop ot
1935 P r ‘or t0 Nov. 1st as compar¬
er! with 436 bales ginned to Nov.
is-t 1934 crop of 1934.
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OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Mrs. VV, B. Satterfield enter¬
tained with a miscellaneous shower
Nov. 9 in honor of Mrs. Garvice
Chambers. She received many
nice presents, which were present¬
ed by Peggy and Betty Satterfield
Delicious refreshments were served
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Just, from the Mountains.
The rain that fell Monday and
Tuesday w’et the ground for the
first time in aver three months.The
The overcoats and umbrellas were
at a premium tlied. This rain will
be a great help to I he wells.
Mr. Ed Miller is moving to the
Stewart apple orchard. Mr. Buck
Dyer has moved to the Leonard
Carpenter farm on Mossy Creek
and a Mr. Jenkins of Lumpkin
county is moving to the John
Westmoreland place. Mr. Tom
Ledford h2^ moved to the place
vacated by Mr. Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. WiULedford visit¬
ed relatives on Dukes Creek recent
'y.
Mr. Wilford Ash is still conduct
ing a night school at Yonah 01
Monday and Wednesday nights
The county road crew have beei
putting gravel on the Horton road
which is a great help.
The Holiness revival thoj was
conducted by Rev, Alfred Dockery
Miss Maude Ilogm and Rev.Colli.
Autry came to a close last Wednes¬
day night wi’li a baptizing Iasi
Sunday. Three were baptized,Mr
Lyman Westmoreland.ChaslieDen
ton and Barnett Blalock.
Messrs. Earl Thomas andChnrln I
Thurmond are at the Yonah mono
tain watchtower this time.
Mrs. J. II. Youngblood has a
little brass-toed child’s shoe said to
be a hundred years old.
Messrs Alvin, Dewey and John
Thomas are working with Air.
Oscar Jones in Union couniy
getting out stave timber.
Mr. Walter Elliott tells that he
and Jesse Thurtnoon are working
in Canada and going to and from
work daily in an airplane. This
is a very fast age.
Dr. and Mrs. L. 11 Muse and
daughter, of Atlal la, were here
last Sunday. They were here hist
mid summer and are always just
tickled to death to get out into the
ibe-mountains. They came by
way of Dawsonviile, Dahloneg;;
Nee; Gap. When here last they
too^ some pictures and we request¬
ed ot Dr. Muse to send me a pic¬
ture of Mrs. Muse riding a steer.
We were just a little too fast for
when he sent me the pictures lit
didn’t send this one. We gave
them some peoans, hickory nuts,
oersimmons and just a iittle r*u
pepper. A fellow prayed for bar
rels of flour and meal, middlings of
neat and bushels, but lie amendeo
11 by saying just a little peppei
Lord.
PROCLAMATION
1 , C. C. J rrard,Mayor ol Cleve
aud, Ga., do hereby proclaim 11
aoliday for Cleveland on Friday
Nov. 29, the day our great presi
lent, Franklin D. Roosevelt, will
speak in Ai lanta.
I trust that everyone go to At
auta on that d ty that can .
C. C. Jarrrard, Mayor.
Reliable Man Wanted to call on
farmers in While count. Wonder
ful opportunity. Make $8 Mo $12
daily. No experience or capital
needed. Write Me NESS Co.,Depi
B., Feeportr,Illinois.
CLEVELAND, i GEORGIA, NOV. lf», 19:*.
Cleveland News
Mr. Jim Keith, of Clermont,
in Cleveland Friday on business!
A large crowd attended
tuneral of Chas. W. White
Monday.
_
Rev. II. II Humphries
ed at Rnbei (stow a Sutidoy
accompanied by Mr W illiam
lisou and -on, Rufus, and
and E iz belli Humphries.
Mr. St irliug Evan-, ol
was in Cleveland Friday on
ness.
Misses Myrtle Lee and
Turner and brother, Cecil, of
University of Georgia, visited 1
p trenis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ner.
Air. Will Purdue and
Grady and Ralph, left for llol y
wood, Fla., last Thursday inorui
Air. C. E. Barrett his been r|p
pointed district agent of the Ne
York L'fe Insurance Company.
Rev. II. II. Humphries attendta
the Eeofgiu State Biptist
tion Tuesday and Wednesnay >
this week.
Air. Fat Allison, of Atlanta,
in Cleveland Wednesday on bus
ness.
Loudsville Lines
The wild geese pur-sed over
Sunday.
Air. T. B. Ledford has neat
Yonah.
Alessrs Gordon and Georgi
Leonard are going to build a
dwelling lor Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Nichols near Cleveland.
Aliss M ry Sue Smith spent las
Sunday - ih Mr. and Airs. Claude
Siins.
Ret: , Guest - ill soon en
ter Ci . none . Tn people at
Loudsville. Hopes h. return to
this Circuit.
Mr. J. W/s-Thumas and -on are
working in Lumpkin county at
present,
Air. Porter Glover spent last Sat
urday night on Snoal Ctaek with
his friend, Mr. McGhee.
Airs. Claude Allen, of Clevelnnt
spent Saturday night here withMt
Lopez.
Several people in this settlement
attended the funeral of Mr Cbarle
White at Tesnatee 1 st Monday
The bereaved have our sympathy.
Aloesrs II. S. Nix and C. II.
Sutton gave corn shunning last
week at their homes. Tisev were
well attended by allold and y< us g
County Agentlluff vv.i- here ore
day last week to see a sick hog of
J. F. Glover’s.
New York.—In. a bulletin issued by
the Bank Management Commission of
the American Bankers Association
plans are described tor carrying on tilt
simplification o£ bank cheeks, notes
drafts and similar instruments in re
spect to size and uniformity of arrange
ment of subject matter.
Detailed recommendations for this
end were formulated by the associa
tion about ten years ago, the bulletin
says, and promulgated by the United
States Department ol Commerce among
banks, business houses using large
numbers of checks, commercial station
ers and lithographers. As a result about
85 per cent adherence to the recom
mendations was brought about. The
present bulletin, which describes the
standard specifications in full, is issued
to maintain this high level of adher
ence to the recommendations.
dared that many of the changes pro¬
posed by the act in existing laws “are
of a constructive nature and should
have the support of bankers, if the
method of appointment and the tenure
of office of the members of the Federal
Reserve Board, in whose bands it is
planned to concentrate greater power
than ever before, could be so altered as
to insure, as far as possible, the abso¬
lute independence of the Board from
partisan or political considerations."
Naoooeliee News
Mts. C.W.Oukes in her gracious
maimer entertained the Nacoochee
Woman’s Club last Wednesday
afternoon. The program consist
ol music Mrs. W. )’>, Lutnsden he
mg in charge of the program.
Misses Hood and Payne each gave
a paper 011 music, followed byMtss
Henderson at the piano. The
program was enjoyed very mucli
by everyone preseet. There was
quite a lot of business. It was tie
cided to have a negro minishre;
Nov. 22 Wayne P. Sewell, of
Atlanta, would send a lady to
•touch the play. 22 members wets
present and one visitor. Eaolt
member welcomed Miss Annie
Glen back to the Club who has
been absent lor quite awlti-e. AL-.
Oakes served several deightlui
s dad Courses, call and cotli e dm
ing the social hour.
Air. \\ . 15 Lumsden it vfiry sic.
Miss EligaDet I) Holds of Agin -
Scott College, spent th* vveekem
at flume.
Mrs. P L, Hood gave a quilui g
- last rimrsday Those
present uere :
Mrs. W. 1 Stovall, Mrs, (). \\ .
Bellamy and Ann, Air-. S, B.
Logan. Miss Emily Logan, Mis
John Pariaie, Mrs. R. ii. Aliller,
Mrs, C. W. Oakes. The day was
enjoyed very much by everyone
present.
The many friends of Mr. Cbm.
W . \Y bile were sorry to hair o
his death. Air. White was liked
toy evsryone who knew him.
Chas. W. White Dies
Chas. W. White. 53, died at 1 ms
acme in Helen Saturday nigl t,
Nov. 9 , after an extended ill setts
He was born in White county ai d
was the son of the late Air, andAJis
David White, c-f Blue Ridge di -
trict. He graduated from Hirtwas
se ; School, and later entered Mer
cer University. Following a short
period in the practice of .aw, lit
engaged himself in real estate, ant
possessed most valuable holings o
timber and minerals in Whin
county.
Mr. White was an unusual pro
grosive man man. He worked foi
ever progressive development th t
he thought was for the people’s in
interest of this station. He work
indefatigabiy and unceasingly for
'lie construction of Unicoi Ga;
highway, and was president of I lit
N acooc het-II i a w a see Road and A
Recreation As-,, which orgunizi
tion made more progress toward
he real development of highways
nd natural development of 011
mountains than ,11 otlieis.
He made friends, because lie wa
1 friend. H.e endeavored to di
what was right. Consequently, lie
had the highest esteem of till tin
people, lie held a very responsi¬
ble position with Mor-e Bros.Lum
her Co., at Helen, for a numb-r o
years. He was a Man. lie was
very active in church and civic af¬
fairs, His passing is a very dis¬
tinct In-- to White county.
He is survived by Ins widow, on
i-ter, Miss Ida White, and loin
rrothers, W.A., J. II,, F D.,anc
Henry, of Washington, I). C.
Funeral s.-rvices were held a-t
Helen and interment was at tin
resnalee c tnelery Monday. Rev.
Simpson officiating. Brice Ward
had charge.
NOTICE
Wanted to buy all the good
sound dry hulled black walnuts
that lean ge,. Bring me your
walnuts and I vvili pay vou wed.
Dr. T. J . McD mild
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portain;- of I; is
in,-, more , . .. • v id
modern life. la t
ful fighter is one
punches In the
standing actor hi
tic in-1 response - * h of the
.
of a really gr¬ s is sai
ill ige on he* 1 * timing,
The good i- a is a
timer— an 1.,, h : of t : ’e v ■;
She serves tin- thin;’; at
right time, site ; o ales tile J .;
fun at the i ; in time—-and
good time is ha*; by ail."
Time For Grapefruit ,
’or th? reason grapefrah
is proving itself to be U,. ti ,
1. nk. it is drink th: *
t- Ml time . and (lie ve.
Li year the canning 1
gn strait nice is tie
eve 1 ', H runs into milii. ...
caw *.
I ■ 'ieiy for a *■.
dri. 1 -art the day v. ith
Ser 1 ! as it come
can, 0 . t'osty crdif -hi --a * ,
exhi, It <
lunci * ink, * „t;. 1
appet a. For d or, its 1
task' in;, s jL e lie lit ft
tails, si :l mire*
ices of * —•! is tis.
r- . •tie -Perfect
Bet ,; tr casn.
Panic at Mi .1 dri,,;
bite, ,n, a,: , orkraih
time w i, t • 1 rectsiou
Ro* r unis.
Learn to shake *
good these delightful .1 ,, lu . . i, e a j l
ram n; re arc some !
sugges f) one-:
Orapr - nit with hr: 1: 11 one-half |
cup s'- -av two cups water
for fit minutes to make a simple j -
syrup Cool, add the contents of 1
f L < TS
kJ
f’TUUA T/ •
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Give the Big neiia
'•
O CJMAR, ing snturtaining with vh .
'tee - 1
food as v ,’H as fur, n
foods rn-tivr. he hreu,
and lovely to look at. ; *
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they must also he , e, y
cat, tuna comes out
tumes and takes a h
When we open *
fish, or any nf the
canned Ifish we do
is any special ot
because we bin
tomed to the ! "ii
choice fish. The 1
on the oti;er hard ;
lengths to sera ,
feasts because foe ! I
was difficult to c
ferred pnestige <:::
Epicures ■ 3
Epicures of f ! : -ai
today approved t ;
and the corvee , *, ;. ;
serving of 11. ii . r*. ■ - ;
tige on tlie h 1
however, do noi. «niov, . > • ! ;•
pare and serve fish
this reason canned ih in ti ,
larly popular. It c m. ,* M
fectly prepared, and t,
enhanced, if we 111 . i
cooking methods, * i>- with
delicious sauces.
Sauce tinders ... know.. !
as Sauciers, in in - a g 5 ,,_.
France, and they « iueun i '■> ;v
the munic pality t am.-.
royalty and towiisn-m. Their t
ditions may still b - raced in
of our best fish sauces served
day. ■
Tuna fish is ofte of I lie leas ;
pen«i 9 of the canned var: i
yet it looks very much “in tn
grand manner” when it is cn
into jellied salads or souffle -
'wing aishes are su; gtgstions for ea.ii |
ise sad also a delic
sauce rec-ommended Institute by the |
nd Sea Food of the I
S-fttes: t. 1
can of pineapple juice,
■ :.:i it grapefruit juice
mth cup lemon juice.
■ Just before ictv
. "art of ginger ale.
"d tee in tall
» gU This flils nine
uS. ife
Oran ijvcdc Boil
,r with one-half
u 11c. in -s. Cool,
m No. 3 "
c
juice. : vfOurtb,
and t . .’iri,
fhiil
red 1 tall
four
1 ''s> • ’ otiaJialf
h'-u mint * ;-half Yup
’ '“i' CqoK aid
1 '
•;■ ■on-'i.-t! -• -f one o. 3 ran of
; iu: ji'i- r. one-fi.nrtl, , up
r. j .ICC and thn . r-turDw cup
1 ' > ra pb ar. ;. . or
-a spbe fie •
* M ;i,, r, aghly. Ik-u, over
r - : ■ '•* ‘j- • m tail beverage
ni-- XIvUniR? six air
Sherbet: Scak one
rela< iu in 1 ■ fourth
water; dissolve the gela*
■ ■ ii'th un sugar in
■ >1. Add
...
'- j 0! one is - ;; eaa of
ef ju . , v ty a
; : n an i;; cream freezer or
e tray ; - ; n . ,; -ms tic ru
.'ator. ) ■ I i.u i ai m. egg
1 ' 19 .JPy r ' rec until
'■ b, - ,ht ;. ,ons.
N;".pr' oeil: our thfJ
*an oft
y th na cube
0 ! !i ' an rutoumtie
ro? -en c .mplsteiy
id sen- in iced
er ‘ die. These fruit
' e the -nee of lee
-
.
;:ar. dor with
- raspb / he.*
f 1 - to Your Summer Lin
<’■ * y e"”' *. : Made a t enda
■ .luce by beati :;;; two
- iai
in.. Ml it 1 Met;’ :;-s a little,
'direr -.!:* ;iy two table
d;>ur eh has been
one-fourth teaspoon
dr ii I -pool) pepper
ana'll teaspoon paprika
; v .1 blended and ; em-i,
■ cua r ii Ik which has iiee.n
• gr:u . illy over the butte:
d'-ur mix; nre. Stir constantly
ii t it simmer about two min
* ’i . l , Ui and creamy it Tc
.cilice can h added
d. .. r ygs cut in eighths to
•auce, if preferred,
f M Soften en«
latin in two table
water and dissolve in
*ons hot vinegar. Mix
* 1 .utert? iif a one-pound
• i tuna fish which teas
d. and add one-bak"
... and a few grdips of
■ .1 k into a loaf mold
ileanwhile soften one
-u more of gelatin in
i old water and
vn Then oour
, i;e;lt enp of may
- ■ he t ime. Chill
n. .. r- tuna -f and spread
d. d to v. ith the mayon
at< t p and s h,
d —. stuffed olives and
lento. Let chid and
sliced. This . vc;’
. .. ■' :h Sou "lc: A" w*
of ti na a ih to two ; ■ ,,
-k will 9 iiiit,'. Then 1 . cne,
lemon juice , • >
. yolks of six eggs. iff
dd’dy-beaten wiiif.es * t.. six
1 pour into • tered
tig ;,-h. Set in a t>. of hot
t and hake in a sim oven
degrees—for forty to fort}-.in
or until set. Serve at
This serves eight perspn^.*
