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Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and industrial mu < ; .t» at w a& •, : unty
XXX V Mil No, 46
Tn the people of White Comity :
Tins is it message to all business¬
men und nil citizens of your county 1
500,000 children und adults in
the United States Lave crippled by
infantile paralysis.
Already this year patents .in
Alabama and Georgia have seen
their children die and otheis be¬
come paralyzed bewiuse of tin
disease, which striked every sum¬
mer,
“Doctor, why can not this be
drevented,” ask parents. The
doctors can only shake their heads.
The cause of infantile paralysis it
not knowj. There i-, es yet no
prevention or cure.
Georgia is being asked to con¬
tribute to a fund which will make
possihie tne perpetuation of re
search into the cau-e of infantile
paralysis, so that a cure may be
found.
The small hospital at Warm
Springs;,, with a capacity of only
100 beds, obviously can not care
for the more than half million
patents,
Research must go on,
cause must be found. Other itisti
tutir ns which cooperate must tv
enabled to carry on.
Think it over! Is not this cause
worth pi? or $5 or $10? or a
much as you can give? Think i
You have given to many causes
You have given to many causes
You will be asked to give to man*
more. Ask yourself honestly if
this is not a cause which cries out
for help. Little children and
grown-ups are daily dying and be¬
ing crippled! The Jcause is still a
mpstery.
Ask yourself again—honestly—
can you afford not to help!
Make contiibutions to theChair
mun of the Warm Springs Foun¬
dation campaign in White County.
New York, July 24—AP—
Raven-haired Ann Corrio, dooinec
by the ban of burlesque to wear
clothes on New York’s stages, an¬
nounced today she would auctio;
off her strip-tea-e wardrobe on tlu
steps of city ball Modday morning
The clothes, including a varieti
of G strings, are valued by Mist
C refloat $50000.
The proceeds of (he sale will g>
to charity—m this case, Miss Cor.
rio says. ic> less fortunate strip
teasers.
■sew
usmi! repaying Loans from
R. F. C,
Although banks and trust companies
have been the largest borrowers from
the Reconstruction Fiaance Corpora
tinn, they have exceeded all other
classes ol borrowers in the rapidity ot
their repayments. Since the inception
ot the R. F. C. in February, 1032. loans
have been avtksriaed by it to 7,080
banking institutions in the atiiount of
81,995,000,000. Of this sum »*4i,000.9011
was not taken by the borrowers, ths
actual advances being 81,553,000,000.
Repayments against these advances
through April 30, I93i, aggregated
$925,000,008, or about *0 per cent. T}\*
ratio of rep&ymeitts for all classes of
borrower* has been only about 37 par
cent. These rapid repayments by tie
banks are taken by competent obserT
ers as a strong indication of returning
«ie 'mat! who knows 'fl'ew co ge
.0 debt wisely, that is, who borrows
money with which to make m«
money through legitimate enterprise
ia the borrower whom the bank f
looking for. By the frank interchang
of opinion and a free discussion <
various projects, the borrower is otte
; guided and helped by his banker.
“In order to procure a line of ored:
at. a bank three things are important
“1. A statement of assets showing .
basis of credit in the way of toveslt
, capital, or collateral of sufficient val;;
it* cover amount of loan, or
Vi “2 An oTi-^p ~\. 11.—- T 'c*f It whjw ttmienu^a rterber «•* *
nasnua,
Hoover wants to catch the treut ra!.«*
for him at the local government hat>#
ery he’ll have {o transfer hi* anflisg
operations from the Rapidan to t)-«
Rose river. The 500 eight inch br<v.
trout shipped to the President’s cat
were put oft the train at Orange, Vs.,
by mistake, according to word r
celved here, and (Jumped into the Ro-,
river by some mountaineers w.-o "e.
axDecting a similar conSjg,ime
ASSESTQ' 3 UZZING
Just from i Mountains.
Some of 1 he mho have been
making ,1 «urv •. the farms pass
e l*receotly am? d that they had
finished the no,-them pait of
county.
Mr. J H. Youngblood is now
on a vis' " but will leave for
Union rrUiil v soon where he will
probab , , conduct protracted ,
• u
meeu
Rev v'red Dockery preacher
Util : ;.n,c-s~ church last Sunday
111 ig'i’.
C lord Blalock was in this sec
urn- :-.u ml ay tiding in his new car.
I* .van predicted that this would
be 1 dry smimie amt sure enough
it Si - s been bin not as dry us last.
Have had some light, showers
if ,g but the ground has not bean
m,i wet since the second week of
iav. Dog days will in {all proba
idi y be wet, then we will smel 1
lru " i,nd h:lve ,oe ilch -
' In the cake eating contest last
-ii day, Fred Freeman (won
i arize.
Smne of the people have finish
d their crops while others
vork on down into the middle of
j August.
Some of the young people ) .v->
in'swift Terraplanes on their w •
■o the lake in shy. One piece
bathing suits unfurled to the breeze
the fellow on the rumble seat 1 eel -
ing lus mate and they call out
this in The Courier.” The A -
bestos Buzzard can’t build a st
in the air for it would fuorbie. L
h.rs ttvhawe hfs feet tm' the -grion--'
and connected up and has go: '<
have names, ins.de
dates, facts and places, It would
be like the foolish ni in that bu'h
:jis house on the sand
Crops are L ok ing fairly -.veil
ccmsideiing the dry season. Hope
-.here will be corn in ihy crib and
meat in t-lie sin ike house.
Henry Davidson pav-ed through
recently going south.
Athetis, tin — u- 27 ■I’d® re
,
union of (lie T 1 - . f amily
be held 00 July a; TipTop tie.;,
VVabb’s Creek 1., B.n.k- County
This gatIieriiit'; lit- been held an¬
nually for the pod forty years, the
first being he: ; it the home of Mr
and Mrs. J . r* R ichie, patents ol
: Proiessor il. B, Ritchie and Mrs
j C. A. Miz.-. bo h of Athens.
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Count stker Glve3 Simpli¬
fied '.:ro of How a Bank
V .Ls to Iloip Ctfier
I i a pis’3 Business
A COUNTRY banker recently pro
pared the following simplified
•tsdrsjyat for his neighbors on just
here * bank sods about helping them
“It is the most important part of a j
6-.. : > business to lend money. Of ah
thb money deposited in a bank, the
!a;r r*aulro* that a cartain percentage
ht >:*pt on band as a reserve to meet
thv demands of dspositors. It Is the
b iinesis af its officers to lend the bal j
lines conservatively and aafely. •
“The loatssi of a property managed
bank are tavariably made to thosa it
be:.!,('»»# are able to repay, and’giways
e,>, condition that they be repaid at a
etiprxJatod time.
"The premise of an individual to ye¬
ws? a loan to a bank oa a certain date
Is a..: sacredly inviolable a* the prom
l»e of a bank t» repay ita depositors on ,
dsnaad. or. in the ease of a certificate
"Vf-it'ckcrnft
During*the Seventeenth century bun
Srvd* of woman, unttally innoevut of
eonnectloa with- the black '
s*y art,
burnt is tU* country as witches.
Vm sy people Imagine that witchr-raft
lied out leas ago, but that is by no ,
",»ass the case, fn remote country ’
district* It 2« still possible to purchase 1
•*rem a “wise weman” a love po 'ion
S'.at v.iH make yon Irresistible to the
girl upon whasa you have set your af¬
fections, or a charm that will ward off
attacks of disease. You may even
*btala, at a price, help la casting the
-war -wst —^ “"Ell?_____.
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA, JULY
L®c» I PI ®ws
Tee world morns the passing of
Marqn's Gn.’lielmou Marconi. He
invented Uw i.ut.o when he was
but :ii ye a? old.
Picnic time is over, it. time
work.
Mrs. J 1 \ Dividson visitn
p ureil - s j„ Couinieice las; week.
rhe Suite Board ot Health plat 1 , s
a state-wide light on tuberculos 6
and to really moke the campaign
successful medical and financial
, (j(i wj)! be gjvtI1 UMt thy
patient may take a mplete rest.
Ti e post office departmem is
pliln „ ilJg !o j,,. rg , , rufa j a i r
mail service > 1 in August
to towns that a lauding field*,
The towns f aa-a ahead win
soon beget" > . .it by air as well
u-Jpa-isengct - ice ultimate y,
m y; , run) , ux fu (r e ha
been increase,' 5 mills. That is
g0ing u . be now' very satisfactory.
as real estate .b already over*,
burdened,
The rain we had l luisday after¬
noon was sutyly v-Kcomed by
everyone
The g, aie Board of Educati. o
expect to buy 800,000 bibles for
use us schools of Georgia, That
:ia,« already raised the iee of many
oiecbers and out standing tie* r
'
■i 1 ' 1D s. •
'' ytt S. N. Drake and Mr. W.
L, R id went fishing over the
ee kend
James Guest is visiting L, G.
Gwendolyn McDonald %
sptnt a
mouth in Fitzgerald with relatives
Mrs. Evan Taylor, of Athens,
spent a lew days with her mother,
Mrs. Alex Davidson, recently,
Miss Catherine Fite, of Dixon.
Term., has returned home after a
visit wiih her aunt, Mrs. L G.
Neal.
Miss Juardta Swelling spent »
few days last week with her aunt,
Mrs, Paul Mamicy.
Mr. and Mrs. Tlnn, A. David
son are visting their mother, Mr*
Alex David-ion.
Mrs. Jack K.eaver, Philadelphia,
is visiting her mother, Mrs, G t
Crave0.
Rev, j, Hermau Allison itd tht
devotional ssrvice over NBC Mo: -
day morning.
It is reported Senator Bob Lr
Follette may bo asked to take tht
seat vacated by Justice Van de
Van ter on the United Slate
Supreme Court.
The Red nine Reunion will l.-e
held Saturday, a in■ s„t 71I1.
The Navy’s search lor Ameli
Earliardt cost the LL, ; ted Stale
$4,250,000
Governor Riv 1 - ti..mril V\
W. McCay, of i'j if c.Tolle, as ,
member on tin st 1. Ru.ird id
Education.
J , UI . 1- p e e-, ’ ' Mirm: ‘ Ml &
ment'oi-cd ou tli S-q-. t ' .n
Tlie illleiH V r, men r:i ,■
Monday .no will 1 r a . 1 f, r fi v 1
weeks,
l !,e Cnu»ci! h.»* tU • c ,.nc sht.-p
thin lias never liajipe c, before.
they urc cleaning nut the culver,
that crosses the -tieet in f«out cl
Dr. NenPs residence.
C. Al. LyL Constructi.:ii Co was
awarded the c-.uuracl fiuiu Hcl, n
to . ! C >oc!iee. He w Hi be at ivo.-k
ou l ' joud soon.
Please Pay Us Now
r ,? re:v Unco nmon
Vegenines 7 his Year
V. ■< d r i <-: r.r.r dtisre Lists 1
2 . 1 . -J b -at V - v.'iies
A1 fing to the i F Department )
■ I A-'.rculti ’ 900 separa'.e
varDtiez c!' v -'own in this
country trdev
To i’B ••'■hose huge,
KwO.'ouu tear ■ '■££S in the
fi“! : \. s, is knotm
afcuui the noi," I fer its t .veat
nsss. this ; -:;t ;■ *nliog .vs;
but to Ui-j;:o ,
c. ina. a natcurs who ;
a-'OW .1 !!-'■!, L. . n, •rc and tcur.sto
burden, - , no tr. ■ ’y from year to
yaar, it should -'.alien z little
curiosity.
Variety adds in.; , to vegetable
gardening. Kero iv ■ • 1 rv/ tin: .-rand's
edibles which ,
look, fine cj - easily grown;
a orb a flavorer for
soups and stews; a -cow, delicious
when sliced and V'cd; chicory or
Franc.1 endive, i; winter salads! sab
tmetive S;‘Iy or oyster flavor pi h, a root with a c: .
v, ch can be left in the
ground over winter; and there ar
;u;ny others. Look for them in the
• x (L'jlalng.
’ vVii* -Ft more plants if you sly;
-
-iud i careftilly prepared boxes ci
’* a in the open ground. Wont hat
•FI take its toll, particularly hard
rains: ________
AH! -or f a: Hinas need r.ot be rich.
The food i: needed after the seeds
have germinated and plants are It;
permanent quarters.
Frequent cultivation has a fertilizing
value. lets air into the roil and
makes plant food available.
T’ransy iant seedlings as soon ar. th
hove tv a or three true leaves.
IT' ' m X a r
(Population: 1,755)
N J ll %
is maldr.n g /n-~t leorgia famous !
, ■ ■ w ^ycLn, ......
'Mi ' ■ mi
*
x;
v ^ y 7 *HAT i ;:d of ! . un-; orr sespocsible for tie-, r- is .firoirical leadership? What
» fund ol 'owns • adding fame to r. -;’ia t!.r:.;igb their wise, f ir-.-;;glued and',
labor-saving ass of ck:;: .c service in t.'; ns with some peculiar advanv. y
in industry fusines... ia.diionable su*. iuritks filled with ;X fine b vies
of indivi. -vis of wcuth; It’s none t i.i viaat we almost could c SI .he
TYPICAL Georgia town—the s;;-t of float has teen the backbone of our
state since ■ Xorgia first began t-- .tv; ie but Wideawake town of homes,
trees, ga. lens and v.rds where c- ‘ n ; ; the town peopled by substantial, tax¬
,
paying, Lunch-going, hotne-lovi Georgians who have given our state its well
known name for honesty, sincerity .vcf good sense.
Let’s take a look at the rv i .. :;>r
towns on the lines of this C; .
are now leading in annual att ■
service in the home. There tv?. :
of all Georgia towns, have put * ' 8 g 2 SC
dependence on electricity in . ■ Msiiu' -:
age old household tasks and '..".con¬
veniences.
The average population cf cite : twenty
towns is 1 , 755 .
The average number of homes equipped
wuh electric service is 248 per t:«n.
The average use of electric service per
year per home is 2 , 191.6 kilowatt hours
— nearly THREE TIMES the ar X av¬
erage cf 748 !
The average price paid p- ■ i-watt
hour by these homes is on!., v r :.:s —
or not much more than HALE . 1 . ctbaal
average of 4 . 6 C cents.
GEORGIA .1 OWER COMPANY
MORE LIGHT, MORE LEISURE FOR GEORGIA HOMES
n»rimrwiv&mm
■vO* U C /Mn , ,
-
ks • \ j
rMk /c-jXXi.-'ifefvY-- #\x Y Xi
I ‘ - 8V-. is getting up early
| it*' awake Mo longer do to alarm
us gray
r wt fih' 1 gray breakfast-times.
. * needed substantial
in Defiemher’s cold
ngs. we need them now
>• At the turn of the
v.'c cpi to be low ia vi
- avoid spring fever,
t' days. o- eat g.-xvi breakfasts
- c
’t v ; a tempting me.au for
i. pceakfast’:
Orange Juice.
Oatmeal with Cream
-vonos h rapped in h»;»n -z/:d
H. rJ
Apricoi Hot Bremi
Coffee
-fCH.-t Hot Bread. Sift to
one and a half v: - h - sr.
or- teaspoons brown baking .-c-wds;-,’
cup sin .r, end
• re-wmmamumm m wa
In population, the biggest city in thar
At of twenty leaders is Americas. Next to
the smallest is Woodbine — and Wood¬
bine uses the MOST electricity per home
of all Warm Springs, Perry, Baxley, Tit
ton, Baconton. Newton, Manchester, Shell
man, McRae, Louisville, Chxmblec, Gay,
Clarkston, Nashville, Ocilia, Eatonton, So
perton md Lyons— these are the other
towns which are so wisely and satisfac¬
torily taking advantage of low electric
rates and dependable electric service, the
same rates and the same service at the com¬
mand of all other cries, towns and farms
on our lines.
Georgia towns—REAL Georgia towns
— are showing the way to the nation.
They are setting an example to the world
in adapting modern methods to the gra¬
cious art of wholesome living in the home
.
I one-third teaspoon K.-Jt. Beat c. *
j (three egg, add tablespoons half a cup melted of milk butler arte
j and cuts. combine Rat vth dry ingrodi
i out. i.’.un on a butt .;
j pan or round pm plate. Dr. . n
I one No. 2 can 0£ apricots well
Lay them evenly on top of the
j dough, pressinv them int., ti. »
j mixture. brown Sprinkle with half .1
! cup BUg dot with butter,
and sprinkle with one-tinfd cup
chopped nuts. Press in well.
I Bake thirty to forty minutes in
ja about .275 twelve degrees ov?n. This makes
pieces.
Good Coffee
Vacuum packing now brir.:;*
coffee to your kitchen as fresh
a- 1 uiiv,, it had been r asfed
within the hour arc! with every
bit 0* its flavor sealed ia For a
perfect cup of coffee, do 110*
plenty of coffee and i h boil it*
