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To the Voters of White County.
3 I hereby announce as a candidate for the
office of Clerk of the Superior Court of White
County, subject the primary to be held
March 11/ office I pledge to the
* If elected to this
citizens of White County an honest and pro¬
gressive administration of the office and its
luties. of World War „ II, . having
I am a veteran Since finish¬
served sixteen months overseas.
ing my education at the University of Georgia
I have been employed by the White County
Board of Education for 2*£ years as a veteran
instructor. behalf will
Your vote and influence in my
be appreciated. Neal Ash. .
FRIENDS:
It has been a great pleasure to serve as
your Clerk of Superior Court. In seeking re
election to this office 1 pledge a
service to the people. render
i have made an effort to a
to everyone in any way that I possibly
whether it was in an official capac-ity or
wise. I would like to continue this service
you. Re-elect me on March 11th.
My work in the office at this time of
year is such that it will not permit me
make a house to house contact with each
you and in view of this condition I trust
you will accept this as my personal
for your support in this campaign.. CAMPBELL.
CLIFFORD
To the Citizens of White County:
1 wish to take this opportunity to
my'candidacy for the office of Chairman
White County Commissioners of Roads
Revenue. only the
I assure you that I have
of the White County taxpayer at heart
if elected, I will do my best to see that
taxpayers receive full value for their
moneys. that due work I T will ... ,
I regret to my
unable to contact each of you personally,
your vote and influence will be deeply
ciated. Sincerely,
Lee Palmer.
To the Voters of White County: .
I hereby announce my candidacy for
man of the County Commissioners, subject
the primary to be held March 11.
I promise you that fire will stay under ray
feet to secure everything possible for White
County and will devote my best efforts and all
the tflfce necessary that nothing passes with¬
out making a determined fight to secure what
we need. , highway . , de¬ .
My connections with the state
partment enables me to secure what is right¬
fully ours, and I promise to visit them often.
If elected, I promise a progressive and
business-like administration of this responsible
office. and . influence.
I will appreciate your vote
Yours for Progress,
O. W. Turner.
To the Voters of White County.
I take this method of announcing my can¬
didacy for the office of Chairman of the
Roads and Revenues of the County subject to
the primary of March 11, 1952.
The present board has been in off ice 18
months and during that time we have pur¬
chased over $20,000 worth of road machinery
and paid for the same. We have reduced the
county's indebtedness more than half what it
was when we took office.
Upon a record of honest and efficient con¬
duct of the county affairs we offer again to
serve you as one of your commissioners and
pledge ourselves to work diligently for the
upbuilding of our county and to give the peo¬
ple an honest, efficient and progressive admin¬
istration of their county affairs. Your vote
and influence is earnestly solicited.
Respectfully.
C. G. Wike, Sr.
To the Voters of White County:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Road Supervisor of the County Commis¬
sioners of White County, subject to the
primary to be held March 11.
I feel that my experience with machinery
and general work qualifies me for this office.
Your vote and influence will be greatly
appreciated. Yours truly,
Ray Nix.
To the People of White County:
1 hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Road Supervisor of White County, subject
to the Primary to be held March 11, 1952.
I have made an honest effort to serve every
section of the County the very best I could
under the condition of which 1 was trying to
repair and maintain the roads of the County.
I have been handicapped as you know from a
financial condition but have tried to make the
money serve as best I could.
I will not be able to make a house to house
canvass due to my duties of trying to keep
the roads to where the people can travel them
and would like to take this method of solicit¬
ing your vote and influence in Ihis campaign.
If you will re-elect me to this office of duty
I will continue to do the best service I possibly
Can.
Charlie Abernathy.
To the Voters of White County:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Clerk of the County Commissioners, sub¬
ject to the primary March 11.
I will do everything possible in inducing
industry to locate in White County and will
make every possible effort to cooperate with
the state highway department in securing the
much needed farm-to-market roads that we
are entitled to. I will cooperate in every
progressive move to induce people to come to
our matchless county and to keep our county
pushing forward.
My past record in this responsible office is
well known and I feel that I can again be of
service to White County’s further development,
therefore 1 beseech your vote and. influence.
Yours for Progress,
J. F. Glover.
“We’ve saved a lot of money
% with DODGE! Job-Rated ’ TRUCKS”
says fruit packer FRANCIS HE1DRICH
Herman J. Heidrich & Sons, Orlando, Florida today -for the. best buy in iow-cost transportation
See as ...
“We're really sold on Dodge for all-’round economy DODGE^TRUCKS
and dependability. Every one of our trucks has been
replaced by a Dodge and the whole fleet is standing
up in a way that sure saves us money.
“Dodge trucks certainly fit our job and keep costs down.
N1X-JQHNSON MOTOR CO.
COURT HOUSE SQUARE
■>d Cleveland, Ga. m
LOGS WANTED
We are placing in operation a stationery
Saw Mill and need saw logs
TOP PRICES
Decimal “C” Scale
PINE LOGS 8’ to 16’ Lengths
10" and larger diameter at small end $45.00
Less than 10" diameter at small end $35.00
DENSE LOGS $10.00i MORE
OAK LOGS - 8’6” and 17’ Lengths
10" and larger diameter at small end $35.00
Less than 10" diameter at small end $25.00
Delivered to
BALDWIN LUMBER GO.
Cornelia, Georgia
To the Voters of White County:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Tax Commissioner, subject to the primary
to bo held March 11.
I feel that my qualifications are such as to
fill this responsible office.
If elected, I will carry on the duties of this
office to the best interest and convenience of
all the people of White County.
Your vote and influence will be greatly
appreciated. Respectfully,
Lee Mize.
To the People of White County:
I am taking this method of announcing my
campaign for reelection as Tax Commissioner
of White County subject to the rules of the
Democratic Primary to be held March 11th,
1952.
It has been a pleasure to have served in
this position for the past three years. I have
endeavored to carry on this work in the way
and manner in which it should be done and
my records are here to show for themselves.
In seeking re-election to this office I pledge to
carry on the work to the best of my ability
and knowledge, and assure you that I will
deeply appreciate your valued support in this
campaign. I
Due to the duties of this office will not
be able to get out and canvass the county as
I would like to. Please accept this as my
request for your support in this election.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. Earl R. Nix.
To the Voters of White County:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Tax Commissioner of White County, subject
to the rules of the primary to be held March
11. 1952.
I have served a» Tax Collector and am
familiar with the duties of the office I aspire.
I promise to devote my whole time to the
duties of the office and will endeavor to per
form a faithful and impartial administration
of this responsible office. You will find me in
the office during business hours as closely as
it is possible where I will gladly render any
assistance to the public.
It will not be possible for me to canvass
every voter, therefore I am pleading for your
active support and your vote.
Faithfully yours,
T. H. Turner.
•< 2 orgia—White County.
Court of Ordinary.
The H]>i>rai8ei8 upon application of Mrs.
\o. M. Wike, widow of said Fred 0.
Wike, for a twelve month's support for
herself and 2 minor children, having til d
their return ; All persons concerned hert -
by are cited to show cause, it 'any they
have, at the next regular March term of
this court, why said application should
not be granted.
J. P. SAXON, Ordinary
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To the Voters of White County:
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Ordinary of White County, subject to the
primary to be held March 11.
I promise a faithful and conscientious serv¬
ice to the people in the discharge of the
administration of the duties of the office.
It will be impossible for me to make a
canvass of all the county, therefore I hope
that you will take this as a personal appeal.
I will be deeply grateful to you for your vote
and influence.
Respectfully,
E. G. Nix.
To the Voters of White County:
Men and Women, Young and Old:
I hereby announce my candidacy for re
election to the office of Ordinary of White
County, subject to the Primary of March 11th,
1952.
I have endeavored to serve you honestly,
efficiently and courteously in the past and I
assure you if I am re-elected that I will con¬
tinue to serve you in the future in the same
way and manner, trying at all times to be of
help and service to all the people of the
county.
Assuring you of my appreciation of your
support in the past and to further assure
you that I will deeply appreciate your support
and influence in the coming primary.
Please accept this announcement as a special
and individual request to all of you for your
support and vote.
Your friend.
J. P. Saxon.
COMING DOWN
451bs. Roofing $1.65 Roll
551b. Roofing $2.00 Roll
651b. Roofing $2.25 Roll
901b. Roofing $3.00Roll
15 lb. Felt $2.7S >.75 Roll
Tanner Hardware Company
322 S. Bradford St.
Gainesville. Ga.
PIANOS
Woul I you like to save some money?
Inspect the pianos at Cnick Piano Co..
Athens, and Griffin, Ga., before you buy
We charge no interest or carring charges
on time contract. All pianos are carefully
spected after delivery. We deliver new
or used pianos for trial with no obliga.
tions.
How you, too, can reduce
hauling costs on your job
Here’s a sure way to cut hauling costs mileage on your
job. and Get a truck that gives less you for more upkeep that on
gas oil. . . that costs will . . . really
carries more payload. A truck like that
save you money!
Owners of Dodge “ Job-Rated ” trucks enjoy the
outstanding economy of trucks that are “Job
Rated .”—engineered at the Dodge factory to fit a
specific job. Because they’re “ Job-Rated these
trucks stand up better, save money.
Come in today for the complete economy story.
Let us show you how a Dodge “Job-Rated” truck
will cut your hauling costs.
Reduce costs with economical power —Dodge
truck engines have four rings per piston, light¬
weight aluminum pistons, compression ratios as
high as 7.0 to 1, and other economy values.
Reduce costs with low upkeep—You get such
money-saving advantages as chrome-plated positive- top
piston rings, exhaust valve seat inserts,
pressure lubrication, and many others.
Reduce costs with bigger payloads— Because a
Dodge “Job-Rated” truck has better weight dis¬
tribution, it carries more load on the front axle.
As a result, you can haul bigger ^payloads.
Wo.dwork
We h.tve secured tlje’eervices of F
Kenimer, a former White County citizen,
in charge of our furniture and cabinet
department • for needs
See Mr. Kenimer ycur
Mt. Youah Lumber Co.
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Piedicted By Air Expert
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in spaee, reports Major Alexander P. de
Seversky, famous aeronautical authority.
In dramatic detail ,he reveals how this
amazing project is progressing in Febru¬
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WANTED
Poplar Veneer Blocks or Legs Poplar on Stump
Bring your blocks or logs to the
CORNELIA VENEER COMPANY
Each load will bz scaled and paid for from 7 A,M.
to 4 P. M. each day except Saturday
On Saturday from 7 A. M. to 12 noon.
Frea Estimates on Your Poplar Timb'er
f For Information Call 304
Gornelia Veneer Go.
CORNELIA, GA.
COURT UPHOLDS RIGHT TO
CRITICIZE PUBLIC OFFICIAL
COLUMBIA, S. C.—Anyone holding
or seeking a public office is subject
to legitimate Criticism in newspapers,
the South Carolina Supreme Court
held Wednesday. opinion
This ruling in a unanimous former state
rejected Y. an Cartwright appeal by Jr, of York,
Rep. A.
in his $100,000 damage suit
the Herald Publishing Co of Rock
Hill and Publisher Talbot Patrick.
Cartwright charged that Hill two
to the editor of the Rock
libeled him. The Circuit Court jury
verdict held for the defendants.
The Supreme Court opinion J.
extensively, from Circuit Judge
Moss’ charge, which Cartwright
lenged and which the Supreme
upheld, stated:
“If a party’s good name is
by letters published in a
he may reply defending himself,
if his replay is made in good
without malice, and it is not
essarily defamatory of his
it is privileged even though public
“When a ctizen holds a
fice or holds himself as a
for public office,” the court said,
becomes an object of legitimate and fitness,
cism, his policies, acts
qualifications for the office he
and any newspaper or citizen is
leged to publicly thereabout criticize without him
discuss him
ing held liable for damages.”
NOTICE '
The Democratic Executive
has directed that a list of voters of
County be prepared at once for the
11 primary.
If you have moved from ycur last
ing precinct it is necessary that you cal’
by uiy office or write, and state your
pres mt precinct.
If you have moved into the county then
It is necessary to get a transfer so
name can he added to the voters list. |
The closing date for registration
March «.
Mrs. Earl R. Nix
SCIENCE’S FINEST GIFT
COULD EASILY BE KRILIUM
Science has come up with the best
thing it has produced in a long time.
It is a sort of soil hormone that
makes the most sterile land fertile
again. called krilium (rhyming with
It is
trillium), and the stuff is a synthetic
powder that sets up a reaction in the
soil and changes its structure. Hard
baked Georgia clay becomes rich
loam after an application. the Mon¬
Krilium was developed by
santo Chemical Company, and still is
in the experimental stage. Its possi¬
bilities seem limitless. Krilium-treat
ed land has yielded from 20 to 100
per cent more than untreated fields.
It checks erosion in wet weather,
helps the soil hold moisture in dry
weather, and may even reclaim the
country’s many barren acres of alkali
lands.
To a nation increasingly conscious
of eroded and depleted lands, the
news of the development of krilium
ie as welcome as was the wartime
announcement of the discovery of
penicillin.
To the old nations of the earth,
depleted and overpopulated, krilium
in time may mean greatly increased
agricultural production, fuller stom¬
achs and more peaceful minds.
Krilium, if it lives up to its prom¬
ise and ca nbe made cheaply enough,
may even mean peace. The well fed
nations seldom start the wars of the
world.—Editorial in Atlanta Journal.
The Cleveland ConUcr
Official Organ of Whitt County. G
Published Weekly at Cleveland Ga.
Jas. P. Davidson, Editor.
Entered at the Post >ffice at Cleveland
Ga.. as second class mail matter.
Subscription Price Annually
In Adance
Ninth Congressional District $2,f>0
Other $3.00
SALESMEN WANTED
Man Wanted for Ravvleigh business
where consumers received good service
in White County. Hustler can expect
good profits from star'. Write at once
Rawleigh’s, Dept. GAB 100-207. Mem¬
phis, Tenn.
BUD MOSS GIVEN ELEVATION
BY GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
Bud S. Moss, agricultural agent of
the Georgia Power Company, has
been named manager of the rural
division of the company succeeding
L. W. Gray, who retired January 31
after 25 years of service, it was an¬
nounced by Charles A. Collier, vice
president.
In his new position, Mr. Moss will
have charge of the company’s rural
electrification promotion as well as
general agricultural activities.
Mr. Moss is a native of Eastanol
lee. In 1938 he was graduated from
the Bachelor University Science of Georgia with a
of degree in agricul¬
ture. Prior to joining the Georgia
Power Company in 1948 as rural engi¬
neer in Columbus, he taught agricul¬
ture in the public schools of Cleve¬
land, Ga., for eight years. In 1948
he was named company agricultural
agent with headquarters in Atlanta.
Mr. Moss is chairman of the live¬
stock committee of the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce; a member of
the Atlanta Farmers Club; chairman
of the agricultural development com¬
mittee of the Edison Electric Insti
tue; and a member of the American
Society of Agricultural Engineers.
In 1948, Mr. Moss was elected an
honorary Future Georgia Planter by the state
Farmers of America and in
1951 was made honorary state 4-H
Club member.
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WHAT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IS
AND WHAT SHE TEACHES
A statement of Catholic Doctrine
I'hamphlet mailed on request
Address; 2699 Peachtree Road NE
Atlanta, Georgia
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MIXTURES
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FURNISH MORE GRAZING!
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experience, they grow off faster, flourish in dry summers, crowd out weeds and
bear abundantly for many years. With Ladino, Orchard and Tall Fescue ns a
base, they contain 6 legumes and 9 grasses which make their maximum growth
at different times throughout the year for prolonged grazing and furnish a
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