Cleveland courier. (Cleveland, White County, Ga.) 1896-1975, May 29, 1936, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE* fif p Vx ELAND COURIER OL. XXXVI 11 No. 32 Pension Association Formed Here Cleveland, Ga., May 24—The White County Old-Age Pension Association was organized here yesterday ut. a rally at the court house following an address by Representative J. M. C. Town¬ send, of Dade county. E. C. Hefuer, White county member of }lie general assemblj who supported the old-age pension plan vetoed by Governor Tidnuige was in charge of arrangements for the meeting, j. K Keniiner was elected chairman of the group; J. L. Brown, v ee chairman; Henry Allison, secretary, and William Oliver, assistant secretary. The chairman announced that a vigorous old-age pension drive would be launched in every militia district in White county. Representative Townsend charg¬ ed that Governor Tahnudge vetseii the Rivers-Grayson old-age pen¬ sion proposal and now was at¬ tempting to tie up : he pension sup¬ porters with the Townsend plan, ••Those of us in the general as¬ sembly who iiuve been seeking old age pensions for Georgia are ask¬ ing nothing for more the state than participation in the pension pro¬ gram of President Roosevelt,” Townsend declared. "Despite the similiarity of my name 1 am as against 'he Townsend pension plan as anyone in this world but oer lainly am for getting our old folks in Georgia as much as $30 a month The Townsend plan call for t 2 oo per month pensions. Oi course it it would be folly to try to pay this. “Governor Tahnudge and Gover¬ nor Taimadge alone is responsible for tfje old people of Georgia be¬ ing on the pauper rolls today. If he had not vetoed the pension it would be accruing to our old folks, BLUE RIDGE NEWS Miss Lillie Roper and Haze Nix was married Saturday afternoon at the home of Albert Jurrnrd. We wish them a long ami happy life, Tom Belt Turner, of Clayton, is spending a few days with his sis¬ ter, Blanche Turnet. Mr. and Mrs. John Jarrard spent Sunday night at New Hol¬ land. | Several from this part attended preaching at Tesnatee Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sailors, Mrs, Homer Bell and daughter Vitginia of Atlanta, John Turner and Mr. *nd Mrs. Howard Turner were dinner guest of Mrs. Blanche lur ner and cnildrett Sunday | The Gainesville merchants are getting plenty business from White Couniy people simply because they advertise. Tnousands of doj lurs leave White County each year simply because our merchants let that business S L 1 P. \ ou rnun tell people NOW wlmt you have Of course, you cannot make your price too high Lhe people ol White County want to spend tliea money in White County. 'iet,il they can get better bargains in Gainesville that is the place they will trade. They are offered bar gains 1 We will accept from farmers any k-ind of produce grown on their tarin for renewal of their subscrip tion, or to be added to our list as a hew subscriber. We trust this proposition will appeal to every fanner. Advertising is the oil '-hat iubn cates the machinery of buisness Commercial ■' ' . &|x4 . 1 " Devoted to the Agricultural, Industrial late; ■ ~u ot White County REYIY&L TO START Revival services will begin at Cleveland MeihodistChurchTljurs day night, May 2t>, at tS o'clock Rev. J. M, Guest, the pastor, will do the preaching and Rev. Wm. Greeaway will lead the singing. Rev. Green way was the pastor on Cleveland Charge f»r five years. He has many friends in this section Come and become a part of each service. The public is corbiaJly invited to attend these services. J. M. Guest. Canton, Ga.—Bar association members from throughout Gorgia unanimously approved in¬ corporation of the Georgia Bar to improve standards of the legal profession at a meeting of the legal profession at a meeting of the Bar Associations of ttie 9th Dis¬ trict here Fridrv nigtit. Messrs Joe K. Telford, C. H. t Edwards, and A. H. Henderson, of C eveiaud, attended the meeting The Blue Ridge Circuit Bus As twdation was host to the North¬ eastern and Piedmont Circuit Bar Associations, at a dinner at the Hotel Canton, presided over by Judge John S. Wood, president of the Blue Ridge Bircuit Bar Asso¬ ciation. Hon. Reuben R. Arnold, of At¬ lanta, was principal speaker. He discussed the advances that huve been mode by the legal profession during the last hundred years io an interesting and address. Resolutions favoring bar inbor poration were presented by Hon. William Butt, of Blue Ridge, after he i ad spoken favoring the move. 31 Graduate From C. H. S. Cleveland High-School come ]gj a close Monday evening wirh 31 students graduating. The primary grades were held Thursday and Friday evening and i; high school play Saturday evening. A large audience listened to that -plendid sermon of Rev. J. He r man AtlUon, of Atlanta, with interest. Monday morning was Class Day and the graduating excises were held Monday evening. Mr. Clnis. r. Edwards delivered the address of the occasion, which was ccumed full of logic and com¬ mon sense from beginning to and. His message was well received. Those graduating were s Aurelia Allitoe, Rufus Allison, Jes>,ie Mae Black, Hope Campbell Lewis Davidson, Sherman Dixon, .Vlary Ruth Dorsey, Robert Gunter John T. Head, Martha Humphries Ouie Jackson, Billy Kitnsey, Jack Muoney, Virginia Muuuey, Al wayne Miller, Fred Miller, Carl Nix, Nellie Nix, Frances Nix, Thelma Price, Catbeaiue Price Ray Robinson, N. R, Seabolt, Mariteen Skelton, Helena Turner, Juanita White, Mary Winkler, RayYoung Everetta Dorsey, Ekner Price Her¬ bert White. The honor studen;?, Miss Ruth Dorsey, valedictorian, and Mr. Billy Kitnsey, saiutaiorian, reside outside of Cleveland school district tnd the record they accomplished is deserving of special recognition since ttiey were not afforded the opportunities and advantages tbut members of their class that did re¬ ceive ALL of of their tutoring here LOST Ladies tan purse Thursday night May 2 i., containing one $5 bill, two $1 bills and.6o cents in change Also some W. O. W. receipts hear¬ ing the uam£ of Claude Allen. Mrs, Claude Allen. (.'LEV ELAND, <$£OKGIA .MAY, 20 , 1 i ? 0 ASBESTOS BUSiSJINO Just from the Mouittdm*. -- Nothing .unusual (ur- tr.mspijt.d toNnar the peace of the brethren tu.d sistvrn since our ’<st writing, Mr on!.. MW, ta,t, tr Coate up higher. He er ,rge oi the mail route from Dab . a: >.ega to Gainesville on July 1st, Rev Claude tlq< ,1 »jpi Ringing C Hide Hefner fii ed their appoint ut-jnt at Ames Creek Sunday Mes-rs A. L. Dor-ey and Will Blalock were here Suipiuy, But j ( 3 us hurried li ck home tot he was, expecting a couple to come to get married. Mrs. John 6reear. of Helen, and .VI s. Mildred Side!!,' of Atlanta,' whose writing* adornTi -eGeorguin were here r-ceuliy. Mrs. Green Ijad old Mis, Si Jell that we could probably furtr-.h her a story, We branched off on somelniiiaii legend but Mrs. Sidell told ;.ht already hud them. Mrs. Gtcg*t is going io send me some fusion magazines and then we wll send an up to date story ou the latest fashions. The Holiness protracted meeting has been brought to a successful close. Mr, S. K. Cox k lied a bog during t ie time and so there wa , plenty pork, but some of us afraid i re-ii me it will upset digestive apparatus and pu-Ar -,'iSad and onions, This <iry weather is no surprise' to most of us, for you know it spewed and rainee much last wiu*. .er and spring. The precipit uitnA was i2 inches above normal sonvn | time back and i, has beer* In, maitl i up. Tais dry went her is hard do ’ tl^e gardens but die potato be.rtOe are doing wel : . Read The Courier. 1 [call T.wa Coming BacS * i Sylvester Local: Tho imullet; ' back -losing; towns are coining at ler ' tadch of tneir trode to the larger j centers the past few year? There j j | is no need for small small the small tow;; to com-i go | dead. The The town town can p e(e w hi, the bigger j liciAi | p n r .hing ahead, by its mHelmuts ad-j I carrying up-to date stocks an s | veriising whit- they ii;ive to sell! I .^d by providing the 'tiVaouioda j , Goes t|je people demand .and are j going to have. OAKES C1IAPE& NEWS ' ,’j > •Mr. i?nd Mrs. Charlie GhjuV amU 5 btb . of Ailautu, spent lust week* end with Mr. and Mis. T. T. .Sat teri old. Atiss Ann Stovall is spei d og son’a time wit It relatives in N- C. Mr, and Mr-. E. C, ijiatteifieid ,u.\d baby ami Mr-. Jordon, of At¬ lanta, spent hist Tuesday with Mrs. Ilulda Curti , Sit.urd tv, June 7 , is the day set to clean, off the cemetery ut Blue hssl Creek church. Everyone J that 1 relatives b <rteu there has a a iovLl cation to Come. Mr. and Mrs Gruivville Collins 1 and children, *>i Toccoti, spent fust j Friday night with Mr. and Mrs.) vV, Whitworth, g ~ ~£ S DENTAL NOTiCE Have your Dental work done at home. Help the ,e v. ho help pay taxes.' That keep the old Bhip of State moving. Ail work guaenitteed. Dr. T. J. McDonald. . t Please Pay ID .NOW..." •—*>«»«{• - V V.C.-airvvj- <: . Miss M,uy G'?p. dang I ter «R\?r fames L. Glen. .»/ Simtee, (it, u: ( (row eiveg Piedmont tbc Sj^.icbiL r Arts riecrj • CoPf-ge Monday A** 0 * t* > Daring her four years ut Miss Glen mis her out 0 *" 8 i,a ^ r ““•• • mi Hi in ' ! cl t*ie ~ college c. 1 v r > Among . other , things, , • su. • . 1 dent of tiie Theta Z-'t" V T » oiarv •Society, Via-Presidmt i Junior Class, Secretary of ••in junior Class, member <>! !v A A i Council, und member of the G 1 t Club I ; assistant librarian f..r ih.-e dears, | Miss Glen states that she 1 ! ms to enter educational work and wfi 'Inch m high school in the i.md bl itrigli.l) or History. r~ »- . M(; DON A IB'S Has Ice Creiun now on she. Wt invite the public to visit our tor . 4Vv also curry a nice lino of 'I :i,-.i Liicles and Proprietary riied iciaet, Cigars, Crgftrcties ana Candies, Riper plates,, January driikicig 'clips, Banj •, Vi Maraud Guimr -sirings, jews an<;i Franch harps. >, We appreciate all patioiiugc. Everybody should trade at In mens n- ch as possible. Help guild ytn.r hjuie town. McOoiniid'f JVan Vrt Chwktyj* and Kj&S Will pay higijest cash ill1 I St Cnrlot - upping. Heb «s a Smglt 'ton war.house, QoinesviUe, Ga c. o. -gan. . * Jjt-Al) THE Cifl RHili -_• •■ — fifiu mm yr ict:i B«r.k Shows How It Given ? : ed Aid io All Car.:: 3 c. : Prudent Baryov.*cr» Retv a bank portfolio pretc-r.tg 4 grapbiu crosR>ee;:. .1 pic;, . u. ,xo business of its ..-onrus "ity i- aivc'c by ilio description w. a r... t: ’J bank rfecently gave ■■■',: its lo:: : • 0 can tomera'. !t revealed a ■ l ow 1 i terwuven with it? i Ubo; - .. 1 11**6 are thb do-at! a of lie lu::i . jJaftiieinj lie;p t ut w . baai K>ift desens?(.hw* nLv.ved tl.nr tie had made a k»to o, ?ic. n -j t, a ioaai ekoe marnt'o-rv* ,•• to purcl. atfltei-luls, discount hi:-, i.ud r.;.;ct cut rant yuquii'ernelUf To a wiioJesalc ■:'o:cr 5 : 3.030 he? been advanced for the purclrre cf ir ventovy, the loan n, im n;pr. 1 odcr l. pcrffitA . j|0 accordance tvah c; oFcd term* «ct forth & the ion: r. .•.•.'meat. AtftiMynca i/> ('srsncul ! Anotyi*.; loan had been . ;h* to r home acme owjiar ow»ar to to the ttie juaeunt auituujf. . . fc; painting and repabrnay. Tin - :aede fa.cdotveratioji with the Fed? :■ cy: Ju* Administration and was ; “ .2 rc pttid ia tweaty-toui- monthly tie.HI ?qenM ol fx .33 each, A dentist had been loanc-h r 'f ?3 to purchase new equiproeur. H« • ; p:.v }Ug off tlfft debt o«t of bis earnings an they came in 7# » large domestic re£rigeivtt;.i tftbu.far f3Q,0t>0 hud been gra.. :1 c. wart-housv receipts to tlnanea d-;ih. shlpineiidi, A hos,^ owner had been gran; . 3 . n ^ 3 ,()ft 0 nrirtgage loan to be rnv.-.vd ; three yeccs. One thousand dollars had been a' vauceil to an otflce worker on th* ( «.;>’ suttee value of Ids bwitcaac = poltc; to aid him in meeting an emergency. j'be National Total If each of these various examples frere multiplied maoy times rbe result ion Id represent the total volume of credit cooperation winch the : was extending to its nelgiibor.s in its ctra munitv, iov aggregate loan? to all »i« matte ru tngluh Wlteheratt During*tin* Seveiiteentli century line irecls *>f women.' usually Inmicent of any- connection with the black art, ”ere burnt in this eoantry as witches. Many people imagim' that w:l •hemft died ov.t long ago, but that i? by no oienns the case. In r*-nolu country districts it. is still possible to pi .'■■.•base front a “wise woman” c iova potion that wJM m*ke you irrvsistible to j!>p gir; upon whom you luoo? -set your af fee. ions, or a charm tbftt wUl •wprd off tuo attack. 1 ’ of dlsousa Too may even sbtate, at * price, help in cashing the evil eye on your aeigfcbor'fl crop- or I f 3 HOJ J ca ! Da TO the "KEEP XTorM-witJe EDCCATED N,*\v• t :y a T T ,.e Cyirfstian Science Monitor * (nter'.ati.sna! Daily Neivs pa ;i<if i a •" Iroi-T-i 4i*e wwM Imt dot, eot : 1:k h !••*..*. •TK, WrHd'i f;.r -,.-.,‘m 4 • « ' » • t \u , y . i!>r II ip- slioj f-tlnt. tics > f.r a" tlo o*>«ii«-. sc; 1 J a:iJ p . «l problems gives a rrv?y w .rid affair. Tiie Ciir? c One, n Sciencj? ’ ' ' . y « ;—■•• Noi Street, w ' , ,aaj..„.'i :V .au -ttS . Tiease r.,y r.tnptlon to T;.ii CHTirnTJAK fc:2NC* MoNITO* for a i periofi pencxJ of or i □ 1 year^ 9.00 □ 5 - 50 0 .? monf:« * ^ Qr rn ath 75 c j I Wednesday issue, in:.,,u..-.“ .•m/ju. c* Scclioa: l y t -use *5c s} Name , j I Address I f SAMPLE COPY ON -* 7 s . Gainesville Basins- u'J. n r : :) M Course In Civ: ’ ■ i /;PA ill j We -ire going to give a j , , our regular . Coihmeroi.il cour-e a Complete -tit v ■>. Civil Service, The text wtii cover : , - . --r »really ever.' examinutiou given under ' - Service. 1«. will enable you o nuke a much ' igher i * You kn >■■■; you n u.,t be come when- i e:u die top i i cr.'cr to go’ • j >b Thi.t vvi’l mean inucli Tore ' > you ' iu.fr- >'ng t ;et it through V e m 'duig on oi.r record tor the past year in hid !ng io pit,,; ud ; wiio ii ye complaied t.etc work .. JU '. r c I 'JO 1 •... ■ , w Dr-':’.; Shorthand GAI.'.'SS L 3 BE iNESS CJLLEQE Dos *;c 7 U. infsvJl’o, Ga.. - u »v**‘truni0m 8W ?OL.v Modern T&elics 1 V ■ -% - .. ‘ : L*. •- Y ; 1 ../■ ft.h its jWM V. L;; % > V ■ -I. f '-ru ' , V -V, fl ■ '&m. UU - • ■ ■ Tj . . ■, o-Tt*:' pi ' ;|f ■ tr ii r . ” Vosv'! . ?• v ......HST f. _ t fTiHJS .I first week in May is the j The fi:b. for salmon cn signal for two vid-ly different - re :i> tffotn .gcuer:. methods of honoring the salmon- - v s 0 . : hts t , •aric.:-. King Chinook—along the Columbia ; totk- • R3 d’ fre.-u River. I •£bv is consider.’,! :. At Celilo Falls, Oregon, the Jn- i <1 ■• ' • . ■ ..i-.-iaien vsrri a dlans observe their arr. al cere- - h— 0 rapid,; to ■ Menial salmon feast and Thanh- ’ - ! ii ropes or oil • i tiring, one cthe eldest tradition* ■ * er. cut , year the rive: In the religLa of the A: er'. an ic- rue toll, • Indian givi’ . ; Ciau. j Tv.vasr V- I..38 bis battle ; Borne on a ’latter <: c-Hcr *.•?.;•!:, ith the giant fi¬ sui'inkltrd 'Ui ;je dor eri ! 3 sani farttvi* alcig eagle, tip rsi eat k . ih , . it 0 c . t ns t!esis .. . run caugl lire a % :m .1- ' tillG ; .... ••?<!. ‘•tore tha; . tier3 with .. Ut Spa. ■■■. !• < ■•:•■ j &QQu .1 -fid : . a. > ' -its equip;' ■ rie;! Prayers to the Indk o'S-Lrw. io the j i : for writ;: .he at me. tv t: • i.-.gln '.era cf the gear. e«r ; v ksg ;; - j noon ;. a-. Great Fatli r . brir i- ; . tmppU . vs ■ ’.aieriai for the ;;;br, back, i ’. - as A ar.d ’ j : cgl h • salmon Io* 5 •' y 'mu avey . . ale •; dan? . fi why whuv ; 3";o i.atcii c t'.m.o t-orvmercial an part ! as cf air- th r ■ 'll tion .ch u 0 jfh'v. to man eac. whit::, season "d fa Is troin s..,ppad live . __ _____ . -.3, cc::i 1 - ..3. l,ts an v-rts of the \. -rid. c.