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THE CLEVELAND COU IER
XXXVI No, 37
Damage to bean crops in cen¬
tral and north Georgia by the
Mexican beetle may ha successfully
combated by use of rotenone
poison, recent experiments of the
Georgia Experiment Station show.
Results of the experiments, con¬
ducted by Theodore L. Bissell,
were announced Friday by Chan¬
cellor S. V. Sanford, of the Uni¬
versity System.
Rotenone is a powerful poi-on
which, when applied in sprays or
dusts, kills tire Mexican beetle, as
well as cabbage worms and m.st
species of plant lice. It can be
used without burning plants or
harming humans, experiments
show
Bottle damage to Georgia bean
crops has been increasing in re
cent weeks, and scientists urge im
mediate application of rotenone to
destroy the menace. The poison
must be applied to the under sides
of the plant leaves, where the in¬
sects feed.
Bean plants should be destroyed
as soon as they have stopped bear¬
ing, or beetles will continue to in¬
ject later crops.
Second hand typewriter in per¬
fect condition to be sold by June
i'7tb. Look over same and send
offer to Mrs. j. C. .\Uen, Cleae
iaod, R 4, Highest offer gets it.
can be seen at Mrs. Alex David¬
son’s residence,
Hon. Braswell Dean, Director
of the Stole Department of Public
Welfare, will address the people
(ff White county at the court house
j« Cleveland on Friday, June i 6 .
at 3 p. m.
la a letter to Miss Vera West¬
moreland, director of the county
welfare department, Mr. Deen
Stated that he would be here on
June 16 to speak on some of the
problems of state and county de¬
partments of Public Welfare, and
that he was anxious that the mass
of citizens of the county, and par¬
ticularly the members of theCounty
Welfare Board and county a 40
city officials be present, so that he
would have an opportunity of dis¬
cussing with them the ever ii
creasing problems of public wel¬
fare,
Mr. Deen,who is a former mem
bet of Congress, is one ofGeoraia’
prominent citizens and a speake
of wide reputation and ability.
It is a sin to do liglirhatc
business without having a God
conscience.
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Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial interests ol White County
L@eal News
* ether’s Day is June 18
/
Watch out. for a number of peo¬
ple 10 announce for the many
county offices next year.
Beans yre selling in Atlanta
from 4 o to 60 cents per bushel.
Inex Roberts has moved from
the "Chicken Farm’
Hal Farguson has been alected
Supt, of Morgauton. Ga,, High
School,
Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Neal attend¬
ed the silver wedding anniversary
of Governor and Mrs. Rivers at
the Mansion Wednesday night,
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Davis who
heve been in Florida for the win¬
ter, spent a few days at the Neal
Heuse since our last issue.
Hon. aud Mrs. W, L, Bowen,
Supt. of Schools of Dodge county,
spent several days since our last
issue with parents, Mr. and Mrs,
W. C, Henderson.
Dr. W. E. Hancock, of Salen
W. Va,, College, is visiting Coi
J. B. Conyers. He is doing Eom.
excellent preaching.
Several Legionnaire aud a num¬
ber of Auxiliary members attendee
the meeting at Cornelia Wednes¬
day,
Dr. John B. Morton, of Gray,
Ga., is associated with Dr. L. G.
Neal’s Clinic.
Jack Russell is playing baseball
with Cedartown.
The Northeast Georgia Singing
Convention will meet at Cornelia
Sunday, June 18. Everybody in¬
vited.
Sheriff Frank Wofford, ofHaber
sbam county,presented his resigna¬
tion Wednesday night. Judge
McMillan appointed the Coroner.
Mrs. Frank Nichols, MrsBonnie
Dixoq, Mrs. Robt. Johnson, Mrs.
Jennie Cannon, Mrs. Z. T. Ad
lington, Mrs. J. T A. it Cook /"v i
L. G. Neal attended the Ninth
District Auxiliary convention in
. orneiia Wednesday.
Revival services begin the third
Sunday, June 18 at the Methodist
Lurch. The visiting praacher is
rotn Buford.
Please Pay Us Now
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vanted by nationally know
uineral feed company for work n
his locality, Duties will con sis
if calling on farmers fund render¬
ing valuable livestock service. I>
ioessi’t take high pressure sale
natiship to do this permauen
vork, and no special experieuci
s needed. If ypu l ave a car, yot
an do this job. For full darti
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FOR SALE
Cow Peas $2.25 Per Bu.
Recleaned Cane Seed $1.25 “ Bt
J. D, Jewell
Gainesville, Ga.
Red Coral Always Prized
It is red coral that is and alwayt
tas been prized, not solely for jew
airy and buttons, but as a charm t‘
oring safety, health and secrets not
revealed to the ordinary person. As
ancient Gauls rushed headlong in
to battle, they trusted their safety tc
their swords, strength and the
“magic” coral imbedded' in their
shields or helmets. Many Italians
and Indians regard coral as protec
tion against the ‘‘evil eye.” The
world's red coral comes from the
reefs off the Mediterranean coast of
.Africa, says the Washington Post,
aad ia obtained cbdeSy by Italians.
CLEVELAND. GEORGIA, JUNE. 9 i s«9.
NOTICE
Georgia, White County.
To whom this may concern:
Notice is hereby given that all legal
requirements relative to calling an dec
lion in said County ou the question <>;
“fence or no fence” have been compiled
with and the < rder of calling the elec¬
tion having been legally passed by the
undersigned Ordinary. Said election
having been railed, as the- law directs,
same being a county-wide election to de¬
termine whether or not White County
shith qave “fenoe-law or stock law.”
fhat said election will be held ia said
County at all the voting preciuC'.s '.here¬
in on the 1 st Wednesday in July 1:139,
ame being the full day of duly, 1 I 3 SU
That said elsctiou will be held as t ile
taw provides and notice is hereby given
that, those desiring 10 vote for “ienee”
in said County shall have written or
printed on their ballot “for fence” and
those desiring to vote lot ‘‘no fence”
shall have written or printed on their
ballot “no fence.” All qualified voters
in ths County are legally entitled to
vote m this election but all voters will
be required to v.-to to vote iu their own
mititia district.
This diet day of May, 1939.
A. L. Dorsey, Ordinary
Georgia, White County,
Will be sold at the court house door
.1 said county on the First Tuesday in
■ uly* 1939, within the legal hours of
lie, to the highest bidder for cash, to
wit: Stock and Fivtures now • iu Ciiy
i.afe, consisting of Tables,Chairs,Stove,
nd all cooking utiucils, all merchau
dse, frigidaire boxes, show cases, etc.
Levied upon as the property of R. T.
-'.I wards to satisfy a Mortgage fi fa
issued from the Superior Court. afWhite
County, Georgia, in favor of Stila Davis
against R. T, Edwards upon the fote
closure of a mortgage. This 5th day of
June, 1939.
Lat Vandiver, Sheriff
■ .eorgia, White Eouuty.
Because of default in the payment of
he debt secured by the security de. u
executed by Will Summer to W. H.Gites,
dated March 1st. 1937 and recorded in
deed book “BB” page 50, in the Ofii..
of the Clerk ef the superior Court, White
County, Georgia, the undersigned W. H
Giles, owner and holder of said Security
Deed aud notes secured thereby, has de¬
clared the entire indebtedness due and
payable, and acting under tne power
contained in said security deed, will sell
111 » uWic sale - hefore thL ‘ the c0 " rt house
door in said quuntyv during- tUe legal
hours of tlle Firgt Xues <j ay in
j u jy i ig 39 , to the highest bidder foi
cash, the following property, to wit: Ail
t.bat tract or parcel of land lying and be¬
ing in White County, Georgia, and in
Blue Creek District, and being part of
lot of land No, 182 in the 3 rd- district
more fully described in a deed from W.
... Freeman to A, B. Freeman, dated
August I3t,b, 1903, aud recorded iuDet-d
100 k .‘.‘LYpage 172, Clerk’s Office White
unity, Ga., and fully described in said
- -.curity deed above mentioned,to which
:eeds referen e is hereby made for a
scription of said property. Said tract
containing 100 acres, more or less, ou
■Gtich is located one 3-room house and
me 2 -room house.
A dqed will be executed to the pur
maser as authorized by the Securii
iced above mentioned. This 5th, day
of June, 1939,
W, H. Giles
l’hos. F. Underwood, Attorney
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TOBR-WOKRIE?
Geo-:; , 1 , Whin: County,
V, virtue of an order of the Judge of
■ ue Superior t ourt,. -aid county and a
omniinAsitm i ittul L-- us by the t le k of
tlie Hud", iur Court, .0 i county based
«' an iu-' In atom for parti;ion between
Avecouii': . ■ ow e re of the land hevetn
jafter 1 ••.-t-iibed. will be sold on tno 1 st
i'uesday in J ane, [939 bet ween th legal
i- mvs of Sul . 1 at the usual place of putd c.
tildes at me court house in the Town of
Cleveland, < in,, the following lands to
“All that tract or parcel of ia nd lying
and-being in the 4t,h land district, Wbiti
County, Ga., being parts of lots of aud
No. 65 lying on the Eoet side of Town
Creek, except that part of said lot on
the East side of Creek which ts kimwn
as the dower of Jane Dover. Ko-eidins
.also one acre on East side ot n-id 1 r-i - „
lying and adjoining the mi i I tract of-/..!.
Logan heretofore sold oft to said Lucan.
Also part of lot No. 33 lying on >e E ...-1
side of Town Creek. Commencin at
■the East corner of iota Nos. 65 a .- So
running South with tin line, of lot .' u. to
■to a conditional line running Wuetetly
through said lot No. 6 .} ©long the i/ii
White County Turnpike Co., known .
tin: Tesnatee Gap Turnpike road w here
said road crosses Town Creek, th* ace
up said Creek to the line of lot No, 65,
thence East with said line to The be¬
ginning corner. Excepting also one run
one-half acres known as the Headm
tract. Also the E 1 st half of lot of huid
No. 3d containing 125 acres, more ir leas
Said lot divided by a conditional line
agreed upon by R. J, Be >• b and Lewis
AUison which conditi out lino begins
on an agreed rock corn to oa the South
original line of said lot No. 80 and
running a Northman dbaction until it
strikes the North origins] line of said lot
Saip iine running on tha Mb si side of
Flag Toud branch AUoftaid land be¬
ne known as the W ist ai<i r ' ot FlagPoml
branch. All ot said 7 *nd being known
as the Lewis Allis - land. L ing in Blue
Ridge Milita Di tvi< * ”
This being a partition sale to adjust
the interest of the cr mum owners. The
,i>:-uersigned com» rumen will off.r
dfee fwo tr.icte itely and then Will
olferfflle tv ru.cfb ..H ! it i be entile
met sold together beings more than the
tracts soli! i-. by, tm. deed will lie
madl nCcoi i gjy. ferms Cash.
This 8 th dm of Mai, 1939,
lb V. Oantre ! . J. 11 ielford and -}. li.
White, Conae ;- 1 ionei s in partition.
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