Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, December 27, 1935, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE'/CLEVELAND COURIER OL. XXXVI 11 No. li Miss Meaders Weds Mr. Hoyt Haynes A wedding marked by beauty and simplicity was that ot Miss Ruth Hazel Meadors and Hoyt Thomas Haynes, of Clermont, which w >s solemnized at t-lieCleve lund Methodist church Saturday, December 2t, at 2 130 P, M. Rev. Marion Warwick, past • of the Trinity church, perform; the ceremony befo re an mg accessories will) which *bt wore a shoulder spray of wiiitf car nations. The bride entered on the :«rrn ai bee brother, Mr. Lambert Menders who gave her in marriage. Her brunette beauty was enhanced by her wedding gown of royal blue fashioned wilii a high neck Inir und c.ose fitting sleeves. Her ac¬ cessories were of a matching shade of blue. She wore a shoulder sage of white carnation-. Following the ceremony an in formal reception was held at the home of the bride ! s_ mot her, Mrs C. J. Meaders, who was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Piiii Mauney, .Miss Janie Telford and Miss Jessie Belle Dockery. Li«e in the evening the bride und bride-groom let'ti lor a short wedding trip to Florida and other points of interest. s. o. s. PLEASE Pay Your Subscription VVe Have GREAT NEED ot the Money RIGHT NOW Have a Heart THANK YOU THE COURIER STRAYED One small Jersey heife, 2 splits in left ; cream col: r. Owner pleusi come .tod get it and pay for thi adversemeut. Bill Cornel) Robertstown, Ga, NOTICE Hunting or killing partridges is strictly forbidden on the property of the undersigned. We will prosecute all offenders. S. K C x, R . L. Allison. B. $ Westmoreland, J. P. Tiiuri^ynd, Will Thurmond, Offie Turnr-i, A L. Dorsey, Crawford and J. M (B -ub) Cooley lands. Marlin Pain hr NOTICE Wanted to buy all the j£*vd sound dry hulled black walnuts that I can ge,. Bring me your walnuts and I will pay you WffU. Dr. T. J. McDonald. read the courier Hk: Devoted to the Agricultural, commercial and Industrial Interests of White Goimi& ; L®e&l News Prof. G. C. Nelms visued sisters, Mrs. Paul Maurn,, iijd>frs. Jas. Saturday has bees' fa w days tieriod OJ Incotf in ^ issue of as we make ur However. ready to ne to see us informs The ected $1,700 to Nov. 13 Ml did up to the 934. That \wfke s are better. Waldroop has resist Rehabilitation man of White ii n t y r Mr. Geo. M. Edwards, of At lanta, visited relatives here during tire holidays. Dr. A, S. Cantrell, of Dahlou ega, formerly of Cleveland, w 1 ouried there Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Allison, o 1 , i’aylorville, spent tlie holidays here with relatives. Mr. Hamilton McAfee, of At jiapta, spent the Christmas holidays with Charles and Tom Davidson Miss Eva Taylor, of Cbicogo. tpe-nt Suntay with Mrs. A>e* j Davidson, j> ^ W( j v j f . L Bowen, pi Chester, bn., spent the with parents. Mr. ;md Mrs. W. G tjyu Jersorj. The residence of Mr. Jesse M w*w destroyed by fire Christ - iO»*, Mt. and JJre. Linton Nix a no family, of Galeton, Colo., are 01, a visit to t<ji.Jtive* in White count) Mr. Barney Freeman, of N. C , visited pa-reati at. Leaf during the holidays. Mr, A t, : . B-jpeu happened to the mistorfuurf ol getting one ol his fingers cut whits; he endeavor¬ ed to drain UieK.Yv-.fter Itorn bis car r ' Mr. Henry Barrett and Mis R >se Garmon'Woe m -tnitd during the holidays. Write-up will foi low in our uex; is-ue Mr. and Mrs. Chaide C-ntr-eii of Colorado, are visitiulci in White county. Rev. Jesse Warwick, of L*cus.-' Grove, Ga.. visited relatives here Christmas day. Atlanta suffered at least $2 000, 000 during the big sieet and it*. that fell there Saturday, which was the worst vince 19U5. Ail three ol the radio stations, street car ser vice, auto traffic, and practically ill eleciriC) telephone and tele¬ graphic service was out of com mjv'um. All of the beautiful t-re-e) were h.-tt in ruin. Service has 1101 > e{ been fully restored. Telephoto ■ervice from Cleveland to Atlanta is not yet available. The snow in Cleveland was 8 inches. Chief-. vV. R. Ledford sure done magnifi ,'oirit work by scraping our streets yur citizens greatly appreciate htv mierest in our welfare. Christmas went iff unus-uaH) quiie in Cleveland. The thermometer registered i above zero Thursday morning. Mr, Leslie (Bud) Lund, stndem of Atlanta Dental College, spout Xmas with Charles and Tom Dan son. Mrs. M. C. Allen, of BlueRutee died Jan. xst and buried at bft. Pleasant Jan. 2 . 0 LEV ELAN I). G EO.RG 1 A 1 >E< - . 198 f>. Thomas— Mefi life A. wedding of much inter’s: was that oi .M rs. ( »: sie -McGhee f.o Mr. Dewey Thomas, which was solemn tied WtWs weeks ago, and was ninle known j>ec 251b when -,he invited relatives ami friends to ti dehoiou- 1,iinner which vv»* ecj'V »;.l by ai: Wio.-e present weir. . .M; rtnrj F. A. Allison uid son, Ernest Mr. and Mrs. L, \V tight, Mr. and Mrs. VV . i. Jack •on, Mt sum* Mrs. J. *V. Ai^t-on and soritf. Rus.spll, tLnohi, Dclma. Din.sil, and daUgidets, Leona QvcmHQ-j and Beulah M >e , Mr ,nui Mr-. ] I., Brown, Mr. and Mrs. 1 L W right. Mr. and Mrs W, L Ailioon and sons, Uufus and Han-.el, Mr arid Mrs. Garland •Brown, Mrs Minnie Gerrin da no toe 1 -VI a i; d 11 Mi-s ,Sarah F*suic»*. .Miss Delta Swain Mr (By tie f iekson. Wishing tne cou pie much success brough life* M’icn VViplvd fir Rawleig Rout, e of cSr.io 1 ami lies. Write im nucdiatuly. R .wlvigi - - Co., Dej>t UAi.,---- 63 — SA- VI c U! |) b 1 «, Ten, National Bank Notes Changes in our money on the scab Of about $ 80 (kOOO,OOO are now ublng 01 through tire, retirement of nation;-, bank notes This is reflected in Incraai tug deposits in the Treasury of lawf;. mouey to replace bonds held ngaim outstanding notes which will rerjuii semi, tiian for withdrawn) from circuh ■«vfl The change in t.ha currency will re ijiiire a considerable shift of bank fund hr many canes. it is doubtful if s large a vnlum-r of cuneiic.v hag evi i been retired and ;y;flcced in any cout try wuh. Tt> li.!.i:l‘i*d.' cora.-arw,. j Reliable Man VVanteJ to call on fsimeYs in Wb^ie count. Wondar Cm opportunity. Make to $12 daily. No experience or 01 pit:. n eeded VV rite McN ESt> Co.. Dep B . Feeportr, Illinois. FO R S A L E 0 «t? 'yviyom dwelling, when M Cu.'w live, pleiity of ontbuildmgs j garden and other lot of la rid To truck: tutoring, syood well watei ; Aiso will sell adjoining 4-roott j tii-iuse and i--i. a acres land, nit; • cad; h;..ij.se*.. It.oii It*.uses vvjr«ri f>. ; ; Vgbts. Now i- tin - time to . get \ . f«ui barj» : *i». 1 : T i McD.-. A j' | ! : j TAe Gourisr * j | . : M.?V’J.ci'.. Hendei s*.n, of Ai-oo the the holidays with rah 1 i y-T Mis* Laura Palmer, of Atheo> 'P.«» V-e, holidays with parent '.About (..Rec k ,\.li. Hcraer 8 »'-tw, of Sim. ib'eek b: -trict, died Tuesday <■ pneuinorj- i and will be buried Gboeslo*; -.tt'.'ct , •(. .ii'.'O couMi< t’bu rsdu y The rpasou -v<- U*vt- out been abi .•ii gi-i rinf t i- .-riej out on time due K> the v-,*r«v eKtuiai*- o*jld wi*aln *i freest 11 g owr ink, which utudi T impossible for u>. to onferafie on pro*';. W done om best; to gci ; nil on time, hut as * (<u good pe Me know this is an unusually cold i siTintvi, »«i.!ly uusl ;l:n ; i;uis.v.ij wc vow wTl beat with us ui thi-* uu I Vidai.ilfe delay We wish ld i . v . O j ■f you a most hr; ■ if ii. b appy mu ,)ri>?pe.fo:i» 1936 TW count v primal) v. 10 ij if.lti before so v«r,v long. W lyuinfed ui ;rn> dcljualt cuudiid ite- (bus *,if ? inr -ttiev wi l be gupinj» right itkmg m..w. Mail thjlivi* y by »t .i-r pod ,:v r ii ctiTr.i has b .u. p.- .yc b. , C. i i (fi/JU i'mvc S Wnurday TO TAKE MYSTERY G il OF BANKING By ROBERT V Il.l-MING, President Ami-titan Hankers Asscetathn Tae American Bankers Associating has cooperated wherever it could prop erly do so in every cmm.~tir<rfor mu Lyncl ________ Kl l|iptj • I '.'-Bi | life.: ; i R. v. Fleming I which v,-. believe- arc s Titai to our national wetfure and which 1 have, played a large part in bringing oui" country, in a comparatively short space of time, to the position of the greatest industrial l-ation on ihe earth. The Public and Banking It is necessary that the public have a thorough understanding of th« func I tions of. hanks, what they can do and ; what they cannot do, for it mflst he -recognized that to many people th> business of banking is stilt zomewhat . of a mystery We should frankly explain those func¬ tions to tlie public, acquaint, them witi¬ the laws under which we operate an emphasize the vital part, which banks play in the economic life of the Nation Therefore, in order that there may b« the fullest cooperation <:;id understand iug between the bank and the people ; 1 if the country, it will also be one of out objectives to take the mystery out <,i banklur. wherever it exists in the public mind. Banking Conferences i A series of Regional ConfereiK-t,-. on Banking Service will be held in si: ate ted: sections of the country, embraciuo ty pes -of Aa-srkiny • , i%wrMn)'9ap-k-iui: laws and the regulations issued there under will be carefully analyzed so that bar bankers will have a thorough uii derstandiug nf the broadened services »o«r made possible. , The c(ue.stioir of public relations and : How we can best serve the people of our ! (•ornmuniMes; will be another topic of discussion. Clinics - or forums cm spe Oflc Questions of inierest to bankers ' and the problems Bonfrontiug them in • their particular localities will also bt included in these c-,inferences. PUBLIC ATTITUDE HELPS THE BANKS Annua! Bankers Convention Says People Have Had Conli deace Restored—Recommends Changed Government Policy in T|ie UaukiniT real j.rati: lias u put i>: it pulilie in the confi position ’em:.- ' wlieh ousL it van funcUou fuit.v and Migor in playing it.' full c-tonointe part in fho prog res ■ ot recovery, said lh< : Aiufei icon Bankers Association in it: aniiual coijvrniiui rcsolutious. tivfc jTfie banking passage law nf in a fht genei-aily Banking coast) uc- l :\vi ot • 19 i*> has stabilize;! the banking situa¬ tion and enabled bankpns to devote un dhlded attciition t>- the normal admin isfation of their institutions in pro , meting the business and public weli’avi: of their coni muni lies',” tile resohrion saiii. ‘We feel that if is pariiculaviy ini ; pot iant feature, of thtp law that it aims . to ireate through the revision of tin li'esera. Reserve Board a Supreai Coavt of finance which, with the mm poi tival anointment of evceptiouall) ; cor .potent men, shmiid constitute om of he greatest forward steps in built! : mg a sound banking and erodit system i for this couritry.” ‘The Goveramunt in iiJnkiog Another resolution suid* u >Ve particularly emphasize tito tit rinbilHy of this retirement of govern ’ meit from those fields of extendiur ’ ^rious types which can b adequately institutions. served by privately owue .1 We recognize that tli exigencies of the now passing ijejrrt’.; sioii made necessary a large parttclpa tion by government for a time in the j taslaof meeting the public’s emergency I finaijeial “'ijiiose needs. remedied and couditio&s .be obligation have been largely | no# rests ■ upoj the banks and other financial ; agej cies to demonstrate to the people, ot tiis country that they are fully abb ’ and! willing to meet all demands upon , there (duty for sound credit cooperation. Ji; is. j our as bankers to facilitate in > every effective way Ute retirement ot ; government agencies from credit ?e- ; ti villas ’ by promoting public under da.ndlng of the proper tunctioa o? »ri- I recovery. It has of £(:1 'ed constructive e c o m m e n d t. tlons for site'1 changes in haul. - iHg laws as we rue ogiiized v, ere noe ossary, ami vve «"W have a lB ''' ““dev wti - i to operate. The Banking Act. <rf 1 . 1)35 affords Us o\\ po.’limj-’ics for broad,;r s ■: t v ft-, s and. at- tile time, retains the Who Improves A Farm a.d Builds A Heme Miikt's tiu v hitihu’SifoutrifeHiiim to fivilL. - -n LttSUlaiL a f fc»|.tr«>ving i?« ihu lii«'-l)ino(l r-t ; rojtnws ami c \ l, ptuenl. |.»u ■ iiijd HLJA our stH'tion has Bam* forward rapid). vLi\ ! witness <irc*at<rt‘cltorts fo: I'avtdopinont aid iinpy; j 1 !’HH F.RST NATIONAL BANK Cornelia, Ga, 1 & JA JL* XI Up-lo-lhe \b tveni HOLD BAY A very men.. , dunctnp,. ilrini.r,,.-.. Laughing, quatfeig, and untlioi'king tinu Dry ((en fftHIS is pretty much rip j A lion for holida* parties Ami 1 ’.he fact that the ml,-: juieps art sparkling with the tang of pine apple juice instead of alcohol that the hot punch is spiced with cln aamon, cloves and allspice and the i egg-nog boasts only brandy ex ; tract, does not, at all, mean that i the parties wilt-bc;}!-.-.--/hifsn. 6 ur It takes^ only (rood food good j holiday drinks and a good .dance orchestra to make youthful spirits ; effervesce, and these holiday par lege ties crowds for home-from-school-and-coi- indeed | are a ‘laugh timc;. ing, Quaffing, and unthinking, j Do Be Up-To-Date Make certain, however, that yoor tlilng, parties are the very latest I ; up-to-the-rnoment in every sense of the word, if -you are en te.rtaining the younger sot. intoldraptd There is no other group niore ire*? of fast year’s styles whether ,U H ■lothes, dance steps, food or drink:-» You can buy gaily glasses for your holiday drinks very little cost indeed—.--glasses With pictures on them so that each person can carry his pineapple julep front ping-pong- table to card | table and know it when h* sees'it ; glasses conveniently numbered foi that su-nie purpose, Roman striped glasses, polka-dot glasses — all ■ kinds 'Hut be: sure that your punch glasses are punch glasses—-squatty \ little mug,-, and authentic---tal£&> that your mint julep glasses are i a track-star From and glamorous as a ■ J unior “date.” • Here art- several .suggestions for holiday d»oka to fill the glasses '; they’re strictly there! 2 f«el Mint Julep: Boil four r tiWespooar iftiat jelly, four cups i •; a. k. k g y T TERJB’S a bir-i eye view of a 1"X good enough dinne to "keep It's more a than bird J , alive,” however—it keeps four per-; j sons very much alive and happy, and costs only one buck | Crisp Radish Roses Sc Deviled Eggs in Tomato Sauce 29 t Buttered Rice Hit Pea and Lettuce Salad 2 lie I Bread and Batter 84 Strau berry Shortcake i’.flV r Iced Tea 44 Deviled Eggs in Tomato Haiic.e: Hard cook six eggs, remove shells and out in halves lengthwise. Re¬ move yolks c id season highly with butter, salt, pepper, paprika, mustard and lemon juic-a, i . \va ; - 1 , .,1 up- -USM. unu ’.im jel • i melted. (*!. ‘Aik <"• • ; apple syrup and tb* jni ■ 1 letnuns. Serve ve: t: * id Ui - ; .g a f.resli uiiu eac’i git - - instead of ice, us* gingti ate fla vored with the mint syrup from green cherries and thei m>ze iu cubes. This fills six oclasSK,. f/o, -, Milk Msakv ; ’ombine tw< - u|- fl: , .dear ci flee, one-had! vup iltiple nruo oh ‘cup evap -fated uiiik md oite-fo«rtb cat tanned chocolate eVrup. 'shaker Shakt in a cocktail wit' crushed ice until cold, this flli six tall glass.,; Holiday Punch Mash tv. hantinas and add two clips pice ap ! ,m' syrup, one cup svapvrateo . two tablespoons iresb iim« V 1 -. 1 • ono-half juice cup '.-range : " lU . ‘‘ Sbakf (!U l’ ertisfipu nth crushe*; pits'-: 1,: lili f!ll !iv -.'>'*• : ' Uil) Sljtsia* - ‘ ' : - ,-.'e.f Year Egg-not Beat feus , y-'Tks until thick. Add one •.•up sugar and -niert^jtd cup extract. Add two cup evaporated mil; and two > water ooxnbim«LT)ioo fold'in fen? stifily ten egg white-.. Sprinitk nuun on tup Have vi - Id Thi- fills twelve small rap. a) 11 ot Punch: b *c quart water s*iih the Pillowing spices: one .-to- h piece of cinuu inon, one teaspoon whole : ve; and one tem.;. ion cilspict-.. Ui two cup - of syrup n ,:J - ne; pineapple and rebe.r id- egg well allowing oue-halt ;to each to be served. iiu -iNth*. eggs amoB; the r-rses aiifl jffiu; the hot pin -h in .irrinr -oil. Serve at one.' , Thi? makes about -no an one-fcor'b q marts.* mayonnaise 10 wois-...u and stir un: ii era am > Refill whites and place the d< viled eggs in indi vidua! sh.-.Uoa- baking dishes or in a gin- pie plate or shallow balling * 1 i. ’n. Pour contents ot ono It; . -• n:-o can tomato soup around (fl -jg:':/ h aving the yolks rer-'il uncovere:. Sprinkle with but t.-nunb* ait-J place ip a Uc oven until the- soup is (nibble and (he crumbs brown.