Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, December 13, 1935, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CLEVELAND COU OL. XXXV 11 I No. 9 Tomorrow’s Sun (Newspaper Features, Iuc.) By Roger Winter William Randolph Ilenr*t has been au absentee landlord of Geor¬ gia for 25 years, during which he has visited our state once or twice. ThegAtlanta Georgian has been operated by him by a proce-sion of publishers who have succeeded one another with bewildering rapidity. The absence of Mr. Hearst from Georgia and the frequent turnover of the Atlanta Georgian publishers may account for tne Georgian s total ignorance of Georgia condi¬ tions } Mr. Hearst and his organisation may be intimately acquainted with the sidewalks of New ork, the south side of Chicago, the water front of San Franciisco, and the motion picture element of Los Angles but what they do NO l know about Georgia |wou'd till a library'. Recently Mr. Hearst * Georgian published lor dittribution among Northern advertising ageneies a so-called survey of con ditions in R 1 RALGeirgui which asserted and attempted to prove that ‘purchasing power in rural Georgia is nou-existent. J he survey was illustrated with picture of most ramshackle tenant house that could be found, and the whole purpose was to make it appeat that Georgia is about as tar advanced as Ethiopia. The writer has taken the trouble •to find out from the United State Department of Agriculture anc other reliable sources what rural Georgia has done i* 1935 V u P ro oiucing ne yveallli. Here are the figures : Cotton. $71 9,30000; Corn,%30. 500 000 ; iDairy Products, $‘Td, ooo.ogo ; Poultry, ,$ 2 o,ooo,ooo; 'to¬ bacco, $ 14,000,000 ;Peanuts, $ 1 . 2 . 5000000; Cattle, $12,000,000; Hogs, $5 750,000; Fruits, $8 5 ooO O 00 ; Grains, $2,750,000; Hay, *3 500,000 ; Sweet Potatoes, $3 5 °°’ 000; Irish Potatoes, $700,000; Beans and Peas, $900,000; Pecans. $750000; Melons, $1,600,000: Cane Syrup, $i, 75 °.° ou ; TOTAL $214,530 000. Where was this wealth pro¬ duced? Was it produced up the pavements of Atlanta anti other cities where Mr. Hoover said the grass would grow ii Roosevelt was elected? Il might further interest Mr Hearst to be informed that Georgia is the largest -.tate east of the Mis sis-ippi river, that Georgia posses ses eigat of tlie nine dim at ic zone of United Stales, tli inGeorgiah soil is tie most diversified of an; state in the Union, that Georgia forest area is the largest of an; state in the Union, that GeorgihC death rate is the lowest of an; state east of the Mississippi am. lower than the average of tin United States. It ,might also interest him t. know that RURAL Georgia pro duoed the first cotton gin, the fir cotton gin, the first steamboat, tla 1 first use of auasthetics in surger) tlie first cimrteied woman,s collegi in the world, rtie fit;st Stine Uni¬ versity in the United State*, pm duc»d John and Joseph Le Conte who started the University 0! • abfornia, produced Joel Chandlts Harris aud Henry VV , Grady, pri - duced the first woman to sit in tin United States Senate Mrs. Rebec¬ ca Latimer Felton, and last but no least, produced tbe present junto) Senator of Mr. Hearst’* own Cali forma, to wit : .William G. Me Adoo. It mifibt also interest Mr Hearst io be informed that ninety-five small towns in Georgia, which are classified by the Unitee States Cen Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests or White County Cleveland Newt* M«rs. T. V. Cantrell was shop¬ ping in Gainesville Monday Also Mrs. E. L. Russell. Mr. G. D Adams, of Atlanta, was visiting relatives and friands i-n White county during the week¬ end. County Agent Huff and Arthur Humphries made a busiuM* trjp to Athens Monday. Mrs. C. J. Mender* and children made * business trip to Gaiuesvi’le Saturday. There is some talk of the CCC Camp F 3 Roberistown, ' being moved to Roberistown, being mov ed to Soapstone, Town* county. We speak the sentiments of the citizens of White County that we do not want this done as the Catnp has bean a lot of help to the boys in White Comity. Also to the people at large, and throughout the state. Lets work to keep it in White County. Nacoochee News The Woman’s Club met wnth Mrs. R. B. Miller Dec. F. A Christmas program was given and vli.s Henderson was in charge ol 1 he music, which was enjoyed by ill. Reports were given onThanks giving offerings that wer* given to the Home, also to Mrs.DoraKmight and her mother mother. It wa» decided to have the next meeting J.m. 1. Mrs. Miller assisted by Mrs. John Fartain served salad course .Mr. W. 13 . Lumsden returned from Hie. hospital 1 a*i Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, R, B. Miller and -on, Phil, spent last weekend wrth oaieuU, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Can¬ trell. Mr. P. L Hood visited tiis son. Bill, in Gaiuesvi[!e last week. .Mi-s Florence Logan is itlGai-nes vi I le t h 1- wttk.. Mr. and Mrs. C IltK'rise, win -pent. Thanlcsviving lio idiys in At¬ lanta, returned home Wednesday. Sixth and Seventh grade pupi t> were happy tor Mrs. VV . B. Hua den to return back to school Mon¬ day. , , — -......—r—rrn r air. and Mi*. L. L, Black, or Ath.n.u, visited Mr*. Alex David »on this week 1 Reliable Man Wanted to call of farmers in VV’hise count. Wonder! ul opportunity. Make $ls to $12 daily. No experience or capita reeded- VV rite McNLSS C#.,D«p iL, Feeportr,Illinois. FO R SALE One 5-rootn dwelling, where 4 10 «v live,, plenty of, outbuildings,, garden and other lot of laud foi ruck farming, good well water : Also will sell adjoining 4-roon nouse and lot. 2 acres laud win • nictr huiise. Botli houses wired foi ights. Now is the- time to get : real bargain. T. J McDonald Read The Courier sus Bureau as “RURAL” com¬ munities ha vo .a home consumpt ion A electricity which is fifty per cent higher than the national aver¬ age. Rural Georgia lias not achieved perlection, but she stauds before the world unashamed and una/ratd, Mr. Hearst mil all oihsr detractors to the contrary notwithstanding. CLEVELAND, GEORGIA DEC. 13. l»« 5 - ASBESTOS BUZXIMG .lust from the Mouatahia,: Mfr. Boyd Alien spent lust week¬ end in tins section m the delight all will) Call. While some were oake-walkilig last Saturday night Mr, Walter El¬ liott was bear-walking. Mrs Will Leonard, a p. puHr of this region, bus buu^iit Ht) o himself aa organ, Mr. Will Blalock has moved to the B F. Alien farm. Mr. Carlton Blalock attends the Holiness meeting* in tl e evenings and take* along peanuts for girfe and tobacco for the women. Mr. Minisiv, of Commerci, teetn 8 week liertf 1 the greater part of last .mil lik-es the hill country |of J»de| fine, When he left home his folk* told him they ware sorry to sed him face the music looking so honaetf. But theae was one consolation he would meet several up here with .111 ugly dough luce too. Hope he will come agnio to see tbe gotdeti grain. While politics was astire four years ago and many were 10 Hie race Mr*. J. H, Youngte ood came here to the Cicero BeH place frottf Monroe. Af ter living there < tw year they moved ho the Alien piaci. where they have remained for thrd* years. Wh* e hen. thq'y endewred hfietnselves to us ah They wort good to the sick aud the. latcft string hung o« thd outside. Jiv uigiil was ever too dark, cold m stortny for them t# jjo to tire call of those in distress. Vfre. Youu^» blood belure Maying SORNCd have (hr «a ,4 An»«* SkSf gage l?beral 1 y to thin scribe, 4 P :,! ' overall*. 2 men shirts, i jumper, t pan -ma hat, 2 cans of apple jsHy, 1 pair bridle MR, and enough raglf to put patches 010 all of the ubow named things' VVe Cut Wood, shucked corn, coutited tops, help'd them load and danced... fi r thc-iy. They didn’t know wu couid d.-iti'e nor neither did we until we tried. Often limes when a fellow want* to expand his actions tell you hr; wants his neighbors to move ot .11 and giva more room for hi horns, but tins was not *0 with Mrs. Youngblood, they are held in kind remembrance by us ill. NOTICE Eiectioa ol School Trustees Elections Rill be held at tig various school houses of tbe county (or at u*ual jplace* of holding school elections,) ou Di*cemfn f 14th, J93g, begin-tung at 9 A V4 and closig at 3 F. M., for tl.« pai , pose ot filling vucahcies caused bv expira.iou of term ot office of cnetti ■ bets of Boards of ‘ T rustees. Tfii notice given under order of lh CoBUty Board of Education. T. V. Cantrell, C, F S sSSs - . - . >7rs s) s. o. s. PLEASE Pay Your Subscription We Have GREAT NEED of ;h Money-RIGHT NOW Have a Heart THANK YOU THE COURIER NOTICE Wanted to buy all th« good sound dry huiled bl.i&k walnuts that 1 can ge,. Brmg me yoltr wslauts and 1 will prty ■ *<u wail. Dr. Tk j McDon-dd, SHOAL CHEEK NEW* Farmers coot Loan to ga*her cur*. Mr. James Allison is recovtM-i.Bg from a cripple knee. Mr. VDc*r Gills trap is g*u»g move to Cleveland in a law W-e are watching; for another kinsfolk line up in the Trstfce* election, tbe 14,1b. Mr*. Evans was (weeu-ut when fisr aunt, Mr* Mrs. Ada Evans died last week. -v • Mrs. CleoGi list rap aad bbildisn, of Atlanta, are visit ting in tki* pari We wmdeir if Mr.Jsate* E.Stou tyn will, bo »0 the rave for §lerk *1 the Court ne*t year t Forty years agoWilliat* J,Brys« wanfsd to go off tbe *J°ld standard utid coin silver free, but the people woukl not eit«t him president Now Rooeeycit fias igaorrsd gold and uses silver and people are wild aiioOt him. W’fn^t u ebanga! JBryat. I ved aftead ol fii* time. VJft*. Ada Parker BrsNs efied lied Die, 4 **!i9 the daughter ot Joscpn Parkar, Clerk of the Cou.ti of Lumpkin county, for fio yts-rs. The lady married Mr. Ja«p« N. fij-vans. She joined the Methodist church it Dahlotreg i a«d wfK gd.ai 73 at death, Mr. Evauft body buried at 2Jion church iu thy jifeiice of hCveruf ohiltlref'. grand children an fuands. Reva-. Ihcrogi* md Rogers! officiating. UmUt Yiiley && Sckoel OcgaM Llttry Guild By the orgunizuUoft oi u literary 'MclKt’jf «-ude*jta of Jfafcoaehee Valley Hi^li 'Scfrbol' h ■ ve *huwii ibetc abi'ity to h uuiM unusual »itu- 1 iohs. At.the sngjjesfi.'ti of owe f nfie (eachei* Coniinheea were . _ ^ Afl cMulW[ , farmed .....-- by the oonatitution was .omrtMttee. The nominating eorn mi't-ee selected students known fi r ttje r • bd ty, 1'he coins.itutioii provide! foi ur officer*: a president, viir pre*ident, secretary aw'd treasure', a program commute* aa*l jmblic-itj cummjttee and au executive hoard. The prngr rums which have Use. 11 asttrliwi ent of debate*, play*, (ilk*, and miscellaneous program* Fiiu debates have been on topis* «t j lat.oual and warld interest. A well.known Engii*b professor | wiifer was a recent speaker, This society has. filled ia g-p; t Hind in tnu.t schoob2--1b.1t is lire mu of training ia gnbue l#adet tup. By letting the students huvt control they have .-huwit tlisir nility to assume responsibility, bhe students of .J^ttcuochee Vadcy jigh.School have made « g'nat le.p lorward in training for M ider -nip. Waiter B. Lumsden, Jr, Publicity Glum. The White County Cotton Con rol Associauo* Vvill meet i t tkit Jotrrt Housa to elect Community md Comity Committeemen for tin Voluntary Cotton program for 19,% ni Saturday, Dec. 1 st, > 9 d- 5 - The Jotl-afy will be divided into tv*e itvisious. Uue division aoinpotet) if mite Greek, Mt. Van ah. $ 5 Lu< Greek and Te*natee. j tricts will elect their cotmnittesmeL j u xC A. M. Saturday, Dec, 21 1935. The other division i.* com j j„>sed of Mo-isy Creek S-toulCraef | md Town Creel* district*. Th#*ej di-tnct). will eiect their committee* ■ men at 3 F. M. Saturday, Dee. a'l.j Muu Wanted foi Rawleig <.«ute of Soo tamilies. VV’rite i«i mediately, K Uv., Dtpt. GAL—63-SA— M*mphi*, T«jm -2-S NO YOUNG MAN 06 YOUNG WO W Who builds a reputation for mjJu.sf tw, Hwijfi, peon; my. f^sfy^^ntstjirky. am! clean living need hay ?!' wv fears < i jjinatpS h«•«»». metitufcitms, Tli*y wNI whvwy* have the depemktjkla an BOSH jJCv.Al THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN« CotfwiiA, ©a. Up-to-lhe-Moment HOOUAY A very merry, dancing, drinking, Laitgliing; quaffing, and unPfiitdiing time. tiryden . 7 —i f^HFS JLtion Is for prutty holiday much parties. the preucrip- Amt the fa.ct that the mint juleps are spurkling with the tans; ot pine¬ apple juice Instead- of alcohol, that tjie hot punch is sliced vG.h cin¬ namon. cloves and niliiplcefiuid the egg-nog boasts only brandy ex¬ tract, does not, at. all, mean that the parties will be leas hilar liras. It takes only good food, good holiday drinks and a good dance orchestra to make youtmul spirits effervesce, and these holiday par¬ ties for homc-from-schpol ami-col¬ lege crowds are indeed a “laugh¬ ing, quaffing, and unt.kinlii.ng lime." Do Be Up-To-Date Make certain, however, jit A. ygur parties av< the vary. ’ thing. npdot"--ii.. tout in every sense of the word, if you ar» lortaining t.Jje youngor sett. iffiolei^dt r la no other group uvoro of last year 1 * style* whether it bo clot lire, dance ste'pr. food nr drink. You can btty gtlly decorated ' ytacaies for your hojdai- driffks at 1 - little cost Indeed—giasses with pictures on them so that eacli person can carry hrs pineapple table julep aud from know plug-pong it when tjdde he to'card U, sees glasses conveiUent.l}’ uurnlicredfor that, same purpose, Roman st'fTpW glares/’ polka-dot giagges * " all IdudsT’But be sure glasses^sjii^ttG thlJUjuir pbnch glassos are punch Notat' little mugs, aud authent-ic-^tSli' that your Juleb glasses are ds * ' Mo: " “ J * JuniorLPronj “(jate.” Here are several miggesMona the glaises— for holiday drinks to flu they’re strictly-there! Noel Mint Julep: jkily, Boil four tiddfiLpoon* mint fear cups -ﬂ %S Strut/7 ‘1”! /,t ,1 x3”: A»; 7 ‘ (W L:»;//§y,ws;.ﬁ~ -, . xxx; ,-: ‘ ~A‘ ~ v ' 04$ V .. (a 1% “rxJ‘—"-~:// 5&2? L) -- <7 ‘ .: g: 4/ i 11/.) J“ 4;? 0 hr“; _, ’0 /., 33-9)??? / . “(k7 / . _ / ‘ . v Mk?) «1 /:<i;~\ , 3,0 “t ‘ 4 0 \Cﬁ‘ %"*=‘” if 3/ L529} \v t \ ' w, (Q? \J ”K if @ai‘xsi 3‘ A ( t9 D 3" V , ‘ , \ 4% '~'r:‘2/‘ 47"; 95/ ‘§ . ~ - , \ W , 24: V k; "; j” 1‘; 1* , ( \-:,/ i\ "QM“: ' . , "cg-5‘ , - ‘ ' V .-, A T JERB’g a bird’s eye view of a good dinner. It’s more than enough to “keep a bird sjjjve,” however—ft keeps four per¬ sist'd very much alive and happy, acid costs only one buck. Crixp Rtuiixh Roses 5 i Deviled Eggs in Tomato Sauce 29 f Buttered Rice 8 t Pea md tettuce Salad tidi Bread and Butter 8 ( Strawberry ShorleUke Tea 23 <f e Iced it Deviled E<j<js in Tomato Sauce: Hard cook six eggs, remove shells and «ut in hafVes lengthwise. Re¬ move yolks and season highly With butter, salt, peppoi paprika, fkuucrd aad lemon Juice. Add t water and four emg ougar until the the jeJi je. ,! Is. Is.aH aW iJfm Cool. Add tbs two c pinea-jifiic syrup and juice of lour Ifenums,. Serve very cold v-qr1 a sprig of fresh nliiit in tig- wf.i'i.vu. Instead of ice, use gingei s.yfup aU^ from flavored with cherries the njjfit and green then frozen in ewbes. Thif> filln pi® tall glasses. Coffee M-flk Sfhake-i Combine,twe cups ,-rtreng clear coffee, one-liaij chpjktaa.pte syrup, one cup ev»,p ohated rnilk and one-foiudh cut eanneil chocolate syruiV Sha,k? ^cli in a cocktail shaker wil.t jrashtid Tix tom glasses. ice until cold. This fftb Uuliday Punch: Mash to» ! '.5-«in,-,- m*l add two cups pine ,ap-;f-; syaup. one cup evaporatci h*j|. . . .. two one-half tablespoons fresh juice* lime <>1U /" 1 ,J cup orange :iU, r j . one-nait ............ cup crushed pi.ne- 1 vihit'c*. Shake well with crushed iet: This fills live tall glasses, /fete y'diltK .Yrur Eyg-nmj: Beat tojn egg until think. Add w ; uc huff map sugar and otic-third cu brandy' extract.. Add two cups g)V£yjoratacl w%tdr eombi/ted. milk TV and >h fold.in two cup; fc ui stifily-haateh egg white*, yprinkle Tljis putrfieg on top. 1-IavU’very eotU * fills twelve small cups. quaj'ft'water Voiced Hot Punch. Boil mi* with t|ie following 'spiceS: ifidii, one» .teas'poijft 3 -in(ui piece of cinua ofic one • whole cloves Ufa tvftnuups te^bpoBBLallspice. of^tjfriflVi Add ,pin^Jjxrfe •<*!!. canned and'.teiicF . --.'ggi ',^¥ lihss' 5 Is ajlowning served; one' ! hr the :<> me’ Di\ t c among the ■ gl 'aaft Bjand pour h hot piinuti THismjaWjs HU^SuTrTng about well. Serve at once. qil wnUr onc-(ou<; one*fourth mayonnaise to moisten and stir until creamy. Refill whites in and place the deviled eggs indi¬ vidual si.allow baking dishes or in a glass pie plate or shallow o'ne baiting dish. Pour contents of IUI*-ounce ean tomato soup araurril the eggs, leaving the yolks uncovered. Sprinkle with but¬ tered crumbs and place in a hot oven ofitil the soup is bubbling and the crumbs brown. Serves four. Pea and Lettuce Salad: Drain one cup in qf canned peas and mari¬ nate two tablespoons French dressing fjr at least an hour. Add one-foui^ tHreo,fo“ i“ cup cup' chopped shredded walnuts, crisp : lettuce ani-Vne-fourb cup mayon faire and mix lightly together.*