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THE /CLEVELAND ; COURIERJ
Davoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and industrial Inteiesus or White County L
xxx vim no. a?
Ips. Heal Heads Cancer Fight Here
March 2t 27 bus been se' aside
#s "Fight Cuneer Wek” necosding
to Mrs, I,, G. Neal, White Conn
ty's representative of the Ninth
district for the inericun Society
for control of cancer.
Women of the nation huve de¬
clared was—-a was without guns,
without uniforms, without poison
gas—a war of education against
one of the grouljjt menaces of life
— ‘Cancer” leaders of the move
meat declare, and the soldiers in
this warfare will be the women of
America. 1 Cliief weapons to be
used will be sound conservative
facts approved by counpeieut au¬
thorities on cancer. Women are
being mustrred for the fight be¬
cause women suffer more from A lie
disease than men, they say..
At a recent meeting 11* Gaines
ville machinery vyis set in motion
to in*»ke the Ninth district cam¬
paign a success. Those who have
been asked to usssist Mrs. Neal in
this drive are as follows- Mrs Jin.
Tellorld, Mrs. Charlie Head. Mrs
Z ick Addington, and Ahs. Grace
Russell. These women will set a I
tiqae to meet in White County in
their different d strict®. Let it be
i» tped that every woman in tin
county will make u point to hear
these talks for “Early caucer is
curable. Fight it with know¬
ledge.”
Satisfied Patients
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Well Known in Georgia.
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Mr*. O L Endriken, Carrollton,
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D.tKon, Fe^egra; Mrs. J. E. Capehttrdt, the
Nerves and Stomach ;Mr.-. !
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der; John Hancock, Moultrie,}
Stomach Uucers.
Mr*. M. Sell unit 11, Hoboken, i
Rheumatism; Robert Allen, Roclt
murt. Gallstones; Mr*. W, II. Col
• vin, Hoboken, Liver ; Mis, C. M
Golden, Carrollton, Stomach; Mr™
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Mr*. R W, 1 errell, I'tfton, Neuri- past
ti«; Mr™. J. B. Crmby, Baxley. with
Stomach
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come with husbands, childten with a
parent*. test
Dr*. Rea Bros. Medical Labora¬ ment
tory, Minneapolis. Minnesota to
Since 1S98. and
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Please pay us immediately - the
that we can pay people we uwa. ot
You have gathered your crop and
received a splendid price, so please the
don’t hesitate in seen# u* at ouce. sion
We need the money and ask that
you come around tin cl see gs’ at tions
once. Please don't try to dart state
a round the comers to miss u-.
the u
out
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Just from the Mountaius.
Rev. A*« Dorsey preached at the
Holiness church last Thursday
nght.
Mrs. | H, Youngblood, who
has been on a visit, returned to
Winder last Friday.
Mr. Peyton Dorsey was over m
this part Sunday.
Mr. Bob Roberts lost his bouse
fire last Saturday morning. Partial
ly covevered by insurance.
Mr. Alvitj Thomas is nbw em¬
ployed Joe Ash,
As last Wednesday was u fine
we decided to go to Gaines
ville tor the first time in two years.
Walked for three miles then fell
with Mr, Brannon Nix, who i>
fertilizer inspector for White,
and Banks. He says it used
take him three days to make the
trip to Gainesville but now
tt in about 9O minutes. He
fallen in with the people ol
and has many friottds there as
as here. The way to have
fiends, says he, is fo be one, A
go to tlte Sautheast corner of
square first for on our fi st visit
there some 40 years ago. turn
an old hen loose at C limit
Store. After getting a b.i
of flour for $3 25 and some s.m
back home again. I,
will locate that hen wi.'j
them half of her offspring.
a red steer loose in tin
Ridge some go years ago.
by tins time he has very
horns and a long tail. 2 year
9 -: & .of. tw t .,e*y V
suit iu Cauiesville and this time
spoke of it in glowing terms
suit was made up of 3 pair of
-g pair flour sacks, bloom¬
six vests, 2 jumpers, 3 under¬
2 over-shirts, 1 John B
hat rnith windows in die
story and end 6 handker¬
around o"r neck. Every
a girl vvotr ; come to see us nt
tie on ,otl er lutnderker-
1 hat was our system ol
bookkeepir, . Mr. Greear took
to thi;, exnt suit. Sin¬
going to bring some girls up
Athens to make a picture of
But on tlie appointed day it
Fojuud out what they'were
so bought a new suit, crawl
of those old r. gs, took is
at,
N bath, .* J- I» puut them . i She
on.
her daughter to see them ed
stattep to the car in road, but
were so heavy of dirt and all
together she dropped them in
middle of the yard.
WANTED
hear from owners of original
pine timber.
A, L Dorsey, Ordinary.
among the best-loved features
Fair, which will fade Into the
with the Fair, are Wings of a
great transportation pageant
a east, of 200 actors and the
collection of ancient vehicles
000 ; tile House of Magic, where
scientific laboratory is turned
out to make the mysteries of
do stunts for the entertain
of Fair-goerr; the world’s largest
which pumps enough water
a city of 1,000.000 people;
the spectacular water carnival
jf the free lagoon theater
me r.’oer 0 . ao
,
me per cer>, £3 savings for
as a whole and the effects
economic and social
upon the savings habits of
people.
association’s State Bank Divi¬
issued the most recent figure®
as to the detailed condi¬
of state banks, showing steady
in the position of the
banks, with marked expansion
eir a ffff re gate resources, while
Division has compiled a
to fees with a recommended
system.
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Cleveland. GEORGIA, MCI1. 19 I
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ROCKY 11 RANCH NEW'js
Editor Jas. P. Davidson,;
Cleveland, was in this section 1
Sunday.
Misses Nellie Paltnour and
ces Nix’s school at Ktri- closed
Frid IV .
The families of Messrs Wike
Barrett have mumps.
Mr. FI. 8. Nix has purnh
old boniest e d of L uck It a ve
on Town Cu a,
Miss Eda Belle Alien, Mrs
and daught ■ s | uanita and VI
of Gamesv le, vvete visiting
lost Mono } .
Mr. \ n Nix is employed b\
the high department as n 1:
matt at I son ville,
Mr, J Glover left last Srtur
day for Ai ib.tnia, where he
to secure employment.
Mrs. Grover Grant visited bet
Mis. Lopez. recently, (:
. $ Quality 8.90 Chicks (
1 PIR loo UP T
Stock Blood-Tested of Poultry — Bit I
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^.Ironi Equipment to Choose
eular _ FREE Clr
Blue Upon Request.
Ribbon _ Halchetrv
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Rnatl The Courier
BLUE KID:IE NEWS
Mt. and .Mrs. Howard Garrett
{Saturday iu Dahlogega with
mot her.
Buford Turner lots entered tin
Camp at Blairsville. V <$#
• t k *
r “« J* H,irk ins fulher and
and other relatives from
N. C.. spent Saturday
and Sundiy with her. |
CAKD 01 HUNKS
We wish to thank the many
of Cleveland for all theii
and sympathy shown li¬
the passing ol our dear father,
1 rotter. May God bless each
His Children.
will be a box supper a 1
Creek Baptist Church
night, March 27th. Mr As
Adams say* tins box su; pei
to finish paying for th,
church. Everybody 3 isinvi’-f
Star Gardener
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is a garden costume which
wood designers say will be popu
S SpHnf R 14 is worn b y Gertrude
, popular cinema star, ns
gardener. and
to
^ugas Writes Gov, Rivers
March 9 1937.
To Ilis Excellancy,
Honorable F. D. Rivers,
State Capitol.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Dear Goveri or -
I arn a. aching hereto
which was written by the
able \\ . \\ . Webb allocking
m my local p iper, that is the
is tddressed to the Editor of in
,oc:i] p ipei l would
it greatly if your Excellancy
comment on same and by what
right lias any man who .has th
privileges of the floor of the II, u
to criticize the actions or Rep,
sentatives elected to the Genera!
Assembly by the people.
Under personal ,’privileges I
going, to take the floor and r
this letter to the members and
the Mouse to expel him from
privilegeg of the floor, bm out or
respect for you and your Old Age
platform which 1 heartily endcr-t.
l feel it my duty 10 lav this M ,b
ject before you, It is possible a ,
again I say it is possible, 1 don’t
know, however, how probable but
it ts within your power to correct
the damnable dam igethat bus be, n
attempted to be forced upon me
by Mr. Webb.
It has been my experience in
life that old men in their dotage
are kindly, but in this case the
vitriolic tongue of tins old mac. if
he be permitted to ctitic.ze tht
members of (ins House will be
highly detrimental to the causes
for which he stands and refect
great harm to the.cause.
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i our- verv truly.
GCD :MG. G. C. Dugas,
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Looks like 81,600 will be the
on homesteads. That
what .Marvin A'lison advocated
the house.
Governor Rivers i- really getting
from the Legislature.
A number of White County,
heard Governor Rivers’!
Monday to the Legislature. I
will need 9 million dolluis in
money £0 carry out his pn -
He will find very lilt e
in getting wo n lie wan:*
i ftc [■ tcdict ion ot l lie Courier;
a ■. ten J5V,. uncommon tU
Vegetables This Yeut
S. Department of Agriculture Lists
2,000 Djf'erent Varieties
According to the U. S. Department
Agriculture there are 2,000 separate
of vegetables grown in this
To today,
the gardener whose huge, a
fj I0 shows, , us tomatoes a whose Hike prizes in the po m.'
the corn is known
nr fhborhood for its sweet¬ T*’’
this may not be startling news;
to those ordinary amateurs who hu
a pen. bean, corn and tomato t
with no variety from year to
it should awaken a little
adds interest to vegetable i till
Here are a few uncommon i
which can be easily 1 o, in
a fine onion-like grown: is
and flavorer for
sliced stews; marrow, deliciou.
and fried; chicory c
oyster endive, for winter salads; sal i
o,t plant, a root with c. dis
flavor which can be left in tl K ‘
others. over winter; and there are ttw
Look for them in the
catalog.
rorif.—m a bulletin issued h. bon
Bank Management Commission 01
American Bankers Association A
are described for carrying on th: ate
of bank checks, notes
and similar instruments In re
to size and uniformity of arrange
of subject marter. has
recommendation* for this
were formulated by the associa hat
about ten years ago, the bulletin
and promulgated by the United
Department of Commerce among new
- business house* using large
oC checks, commercial station
aQd lithographers. A* a result about
re>nt cent adherence __- to the , L __ recom¬
was brought about. The
bulletin, which describe* the
specification* in tali, is issued
this high level ot adher
to the recommendations.
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COM I ,\ < j
-, . FRANK CANNON ) COMEDIANS
/ Big ten theatre
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STARTING
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MOV DAY, MARCH 22
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'. Io.ii,,. BU-I.1K CANNON REED SISTERS
ADMISSION to,;. rp0 A J J
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rENl ’ WELL HHATED
Located On COHN GY LOT
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1 i You Oct Onlj The Best i
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SsrWce as -ors is riquirsi at a H m > when only the I
I i best should be considered. You *
I get that here. At I
I thesamet n:, you wifi b; gratified bv the i
able charp reason I
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GAINESVILLE, GEORGIA
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1> * nTlt'D (| * PROSPER « 1 I'Y
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Ice-Cream ’ ^ Consumption —
Econom a Barometer of
ic Conditions
ted S ta;es Depart®ei.i: of
I- T the boom year of !
"f. we consumed more than 250 I
galloi. . By 1933 however, 1
had ,
150 shrunk to lens I
milDon gallons.
Records c, 1034 show that we
Chi. j.- n 3 Parties Increase
h am is a barometer of
: ,f conditions, children’s then the
1 parties-at
" r , ;i this icc-erentn
u might is
also be taken as
r - Certainly in pros
l:: ; 1 nes we can afford to do
our children. Therefore,
: ’• -N envelopes are living
1 - the mails announcing
mmv parties, spring parties,
'. ll0U Parties—parties of every
1! G U ’ 8 we!l t0 consider
', deas , } n food games and
-
for these most delight
occasions.
? r t her ! ls very definite vogue
, , s parties just
any other as there
don’t parties. See to it
you give a 1935 party in
bright new 1936 ; jf it is a
*° Cov green c
a gleamin f r your tablecloth table
rtbbon°where 8 set
use use pink mnk rihhnn .....
pieces of cellophane join.
your candle-holder* iisn
cellophane and tie pink rib
bows at the base.
Fun and Good Eats
Flower Hunt is an appropri¬
Cut pictures of flow
-n^th^ *11 the house, n Ced catal or on °g :he lM lawn Hide
a prize f or the child who
the greatest amber of
which he can locality by
Garden tools or a garden
and overall* will be an ap¬ p
prize. •
It must be as cav a- tn. • f
party frocks and c* pleasant i
, h . :
i~i = »;, ? : rd B’S™ ‘“r? .. n.,«
unbetiev.. We **
SUPPER MENU
laid Pink'Lady Ci-rJeteU
Minced Chicken and Ceierr
Aul Ssndwieltf »
Bread and Cream ‘'firstc
Sandwiches
Maple Malted Milk *
Flowering Ice -4 mam
Iced Cookies
Little Fink Lady Cocktail. JOitm
from a No. 2 cam, dice twm
and combine In oocktmil
Halve eight iarge ripe
and place on top.
one-third cup- of jparas
cherry syrup.iwtul one table¬
lemon juice with the pear
Pour over and cbiJi.
m
Maple Malted Milk: Smooth eon
malted milk povtfer vftih ^
cold water, then add more
(using three engs in. * 13 )
beat Deat until U "U1 creamy. creamy. Add Add «mc one
map!e syru P and the contents
t w " 14 -ounce cans of evaporated
Mix Mix well well. Serve very ______ cold
sprinkle a little cinnamon at
of each glassful.
Flowering Ice-Cream: Mix th*.
of one 14 -ounc.e cau efr
miifc one cup water
one-half cap canned chocolate
Beat until smooth. Add
pint, of cream, whipped
freeze in refrigerator trays,
several times during the
When almost solid pack
inixture in paper cases and
tine sifted •macaroof
thickly on top. Put cam
l he freezing compartment
14 s ^ ud 1111111 80li d and ready
lEs f rt sf® 11 spray of flow
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