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THE CLEVELAND COURIER ,!5
VOL XLII No. l g
J. Edgaf Hoover, Director of
the Federal Bureau of Investiga¬
tion, ha6 coutioned that all parties
approached by any individual
claiming to be n Special Agent of
file Federal Bureau of Investiga¬
tion should insist upon the pre¬
sentation of the official crodential
card of the FBI, There have been
a number of instances wherein per¬
sons have misrepresented them¬
selves as Special Agents of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
and thareby have secured informa¬
tion, privileges, and prestige
which would not [ordinarily be ac¬
corded them by citizens and busi¬
ness concerns.
The.offieial credential card of
the Federal Bureau of Investiga¬
tion contains the photograph and
signature of the Special Agent,
properly authenticated by the sig¬
natures of the Attorney General of
the Ignited States and the Director
of,the Federal Bureau of Investi¬
gation, The card also contains an
imprint of the seal of j the United
States Department of Justice and
so designated as to make alteration
or forgery practically impossible,
ASBESTOS BUZZING
Ben.; White, formally of this
part, but now of Hall, spent Mon
day with Comer Jackson. He re
peated the 13th Chapter of Revela¬
tion, which tells of the hydra¬
headed monster having ten heads
aud seven hotus. He told thai
Hitler was that monsterons and
fearful beust. He was on his way
•ter Ritta’s lumber camp. vV.hen I
was a little child. Old Aont Rita,
a negro woman, sold my mother a
little wiifow basket, and stiil
ft.
After the big *rai«S Monday we
all went down to the bridge to see
the farms go by. Erosion was
very great. Some people have
ijeeri hauling water all Iasi fail and
Hits winter, but they have plenty
water in their wells now Nature
will balance the budget this spring
Congress was caught napping
fusd somebody passed a pension
bill over. They are paid $lo,ooo
« year to keep their eyes open,
wh'fa the private soldier is out in
the snow and only getting $2i per
month. Yes, tney are going tc
repeal it. We’ll wait and see if
they do,
Clifford Satterfield, on Town
Creek, spent a night with me re
cently. He is prepared fnr winter
He has a $12 pair of boots and a
ducking suit. He was on Ins way
ta Robbinsville, N. C,, to work at
a lumber job. He and Ilia brother
will have to report for draft ser
*jce 011 the 38 th of this month.
I have a bundle for Congress.
I OUT OF TOWN §
PRINTERS PAY
NO TAXES HERE
LET US DO YOUR
PRINTING
HEAR
ELLIS ARNALL
Georgia’s Hat Governor
W.S.B.
SATURDAY NIGHT
7*30 p. m.
fSiiliribs inay Dover hill on vieoigia.
Jliut’* cvi f June’s earnest f ayei. Bin
rauaeujber: It can happen here! Let’i
out be caught napping if it does, Do
your pari. -'Jolt! up" as a volunte-r in
Civilian lJofeoeef
*i*s*rfeasfeffi
|Pjj s t flows of Tree Branches
■She first farm plows were made
W poked tr«« branches a«d
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Devoted to the Agricultural, commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
Local Nows
Col. A. II. Henderson, chair¬
man of the Civilian Defense Coun¬
cil of White County, has made the
following Chairmen : Air Raid
Warden, Sheriff Lat Vandiver;
Auxiliary Police, W. R Ledford ;
Fireman, Ernest Crane; Medical
Corps, Dr, L. G. Neal.
Chairman Henderson states that
the people of the county are joining
np splendidly, but that, he would
like to see everyone sigu up at
once.
Benjamin Franklin, while n
Minister to France in i 784 < was
the originator of the War Time,
He stated in an article that if Paris
wished to save millions ot dollars
a year in candles they could' do so
merely by changing their clocks.
This fitted in with his teachings in
“Poor Richard’s Almanac 1 ” that •
Early to be,I ami eaily to risa.
Makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Lothridge
and young sons have moved to
Murphy, N, C.
Mr, and Mrs. j. II. Stovall and
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Stovall,of
Waynesville, N. C., were gu -sts of
Mr. agd Mrs, B. G. AllisonSunday
Rev. and Mrs. Cijde Lee,Clyde
Jr. .s and Anne have returned
from a visit to Social Circle.
Mr. Lamar Johnson,who is with
the State Highway Department at
Pendergrass, spent the weekend
with Lis mother, Mrs J H. John¬
son.
Mr. and Mrs. F G. Muuney, ol
Atiaot t, have been visiting rela¬
tives here.
Two of our school teachers are
absent from their school room this
week. They art: Miss Alberta
Henderson, who is confined to her
home willi mumps, and Mrs. J. A.
Cook, is ill at her home,
Mrs. Ralph Holcomb, of Gas¬
tonia, N. C,, is visiting her moth¬
er, Mis. D. G, Head,
Mr - and Mrs J. II, Telford and
son, Goidon, visited Mr. Telford’s
mother, Mrs, J. C- Burns, alMays
ville Sunday.
Mis- Latrelie Allison, student of
G. S. C. VV , spent the weekend
homefulks.
Mrs. Clyde Lee is confined to
her be 1 with flu.
Mr. L. G. Neal, Jr , student of
Emory University Medical College
spent the weekend with homefolk
Wil Governor TaUnadge seek
reelect ion or run against Senator
Russell ?
Persons who desire employment
in the new Bell bomber plant at
Martens are requested to appiy
brough the U. S Employment
Service, KYA or WPA.
The best test ot a nation—as an
individual—is how to stand with
die chin up and meet adversity.
75% of the crude tubkjer used in
the U. S. normally goes into tires
and tubes. The rest is u-ed in es
sentiul rubber goods and a fev
“non-essentials.” With the Ire
menduus expansion of our arms
forces and those of our Allies, it
may not be very long until we
shall g<> back to die "hoise and
buggy days,” as 98 % of all our
crude lubber com s fnun the Far
East— he Malay - Stale- andNelta
erlandi East Indies.
WAKE UP BUSINESS /
By Advertising In j /
This Newspaper y'
CLEV ELAND, GEORGIA FEB. 20 ! 942
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Come To Sunday School
Are you a member of Mt.Vonah
Baptist Church? Then come tp
our Sunday School.
Are member of Cleveland
Methodist Church? Then go to
your Sunday Sehool.
If you are not a membej of either
or not atteuding Sunday School
anywhere, we extend to you an ur¬
gent appeal and invitation to at¬
tend our Sunday School ot 10
o’clock E.S.T., not War Time,
every Sunday morning.
Nit. Yunah Baptist Sunday School.
Congressman B. Frank Whel
chel reports that he was in Law
renceviile, Ga., on Dec. 1, 1941,
with his Secretary on official busi¬
ness. O11 that date the House
voted the Pension Bill, He fur¬
ther states that he was granted a
leave of absence by the Speaker of
of the House, subject to recall, for
a few days so that lie could contact
his people personally. He return¬
ed to Washington Dec. 7, 194 i.
General Mac Arthur’s valient
soldiers ate not fighting 4 o hour a
week battles. This country had
better wake up to the grave peril
and calamitous situation we are
now facing unless we crumble like
France. France felt secure behind
the Maginot Line and permitted
business to go on as usual; their
government was so rotten the birds'
of the air fled to atmosphere they
could endure; most of the Army
brass hats sold out, and the Ger¬
man armies rolled in witli ease. II
we are win Washington must have
an explosion at once in govern¬
mental conduct of a “total war”
You j ist can’t get the people to¬
gether by rationing the vital necet*
gities of their livelihood to tl,$
po lit of extermination and con¬
tinue tl.e many hundred of thou
sands of uon-war governmental
high salary jobs. It is an abomi¬
nable and stinking shame that our
governmental heads and officials
continue to h«ld them when our
was debt mounted to the stupen¬
dous sum to dale of One Hundred
Sixteen Bdlion Dollars and soldiers
only getting $ 2 t per month. Con¬
gress h id bet.tei act favorably im
mediately on Senator Byrd, of Va
proposal If they have the gall to
ask tor reelcction. If you tell the
people whose sole livelihood and
investment that they can’t get tires
and continue any longer these non
essential high s.varv jobs you had
bet er make Hess flight, Tne ; eo
pie are anxious to make any sacr -
fice is they are treated half way
right.
If ou should he in London and
desire to go to story Six, then ask 5
“Where H The Lift,” which in
U. S. language means elevator.
Born to Mr. and Mrs, VV. J.
Presley a son Wednesday night,
at an appartrnent house at Bill
Taylyr’s home.
Joiti the Red Cross
Spend your money with people
and business that actually have
investments and reside in White
Count v.
GEORGIA—WHITE COUNTY:
W. Ledford, administrator of John
A. Ledford, deceased, represents to the
court in his petition, duly,tiled anil en¬
tered cn record, that be has fully ad
minist ied, John A. Ledford, estate.
This is therefore to cite all persons,
himlred and creditors, to show eati-e, if,
any they can, why said administrator
should not be discharged from his ad¬
ministration. and receive letters of dis¬
mission on the first Monday inMarohlM^S
3, P. Saxou Ordinary
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320 a: ’ I PRQ; O - ~A°113wt1 t L; G $11! mg:
9R! a i I?“ 1 ~33 fn‘i .iz'v;7““”5=}1\%l¥,; . .P
*• ifte-uinai o we expect Eili
Aria 11 to h ive the supreme and
whilebeheartlv, ss well as design¬
ate jout-poken approval of Presi¬
dent Roosevelt .s 1 e visited Presi¬
dent Roo-eve for an hour one day
last week,
Soul hern f inner* are beginning
to h waken to ih- “gold brick “thu.
was -old to their representative- ii
House aud Senate by Senator Nyt
arid the Mill-West “isolationist
bloc”, which tur -ome reason, iva
bent on b un-tii g price regula¬
tions, Had the bout hern Senator:
who swallowed (be bait left all
prices iu the hands of 1 singh
agejpcv the farm piice- would have
been correlated u> the gene 1 ul strnc
ture. Now a iltlle ent lechcicu
problem exists, which is fraught
with menace to tne farmer.
Prayer "’wir The Week
A Prayer Fo. Oa, C.unt y
OfGnd, otii Fuller, vve thank
Thee fer our count 1 y and for all i
means to it- We ih nk Thee t.n
its gift of frted 111—fieednm
conscience, frtedmn ot act ■ n.
these days of h.-r djitress, held
to be good citi/a ps M.f we b
loyal to our country. M iy vv
bear our tui A hare i n ii- defense
God grant to tin; Pre-i( -i I of the
United Slates. 10 his C ibinet and
to the Cotvgtes- wi d< and grace
ssitiky face the ditli uU t.-.obleti
of there dangeror S days. Gr in'
that we may c- me < ui of thir, wa
into it peace that shall be mi! up¬
on righteousness and brotherhood.
We pray in the name f the Price
of Peace. Amen —Rv! milKnight.
Buy U. S. Saving. Bunds and
Stamps. They fin e the war.
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Anyone wislntig to ••htain thread
to knit for the Red Cio-s see Mr- J
Ralph HuJgii
Opporli:
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READ the \DS Q
It you haven’t given your do! or
to the Red Cros- -ee E. J. Huff,
Chairman of Whin Countv, W B
Robinson, Chairman of 'he Roll
Call, or Fred Lee, Secremry
Money you sent away to
other -places for anything just
don’t pay on? penny in taxes
to White County. Then, tsr.
it best to spend your money
at hom:?
M»i» or w«»inan. boy ‘Tsrirl, white. 05
colored____there's 1\ Hr nil 1 f up to
in t be big job oi ('i vilia n lEitiise Val
unte^r NOW j
I CARRY
ANTI
’WORRY
INSURANCE'
A Regular Ad
In This Newspaper
r CIVILIAN _———
DEFENSE
YOU
There’s a job anyone can do in Civilian Defense. Men
and werr n of all ages are needed, white and colored.
Boys an. girls from IS to 21 can help. Special training
will be provided to fit you for tbe work you select. You
can do your part without interfering with your regular
job. Across the seas Americans are fighting to safeguard
our land. Are a few hours of your free time too much
for you to give to help protect your family and your
home? Full information at your registration center.
Enlist now—for one of these services:
Air Raid Wardens Messengers (Ages 15-21)
Auxiliary Police Drivers’ Corps
Auxiliary Firemen Emergency Food and Housing Corps
Fire Watchers Decontamination Corps
Medical Corps Demolition and Clearance Crews
Rescue Squad Road Repair Crews
Nurses’Aid Corps Staff Corps
| VOLUNTEER FOR VICTORY - REGISTER JAN. 23-31
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I i ET PLACE OF REGISTRATION HERE
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If you haven’t already regis ?red for Civilian L e c sse
COL, A, H. HENDERSON at once.
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