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GEORGIA, WHITE COUNTY COURT OF
ORDINARY. Nov. 2, 1964
The appraisers upon application of Mrs.
Minerva Gash widow of said Loy Cash for a
twelve months’ support for herself and 2 minor
children, having filed their return: all persons
concerned hereby are cited to show cause, if
any they have, at the next regular December
term of this court, why said application should
not be granted. Roy Satterfield, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, WHITE COUNTY COURT OF
ORDINARY.
GEORGIA, WHITE COUNTY 1964
Nov. 2,
The appraisers upon application of Mr».
Catherine McCarter widow of said Carl Mo
Carter for a twelve months’ support for herself
and 2 minor children, having filed tiieir return;
all persons concerned hereby are cited to show
cause, if any they have, at the next regular
December term of this court, why said applica¬
tion should not be granted. Ordinary.
Roy Satterfield,
COURT OF ORDINARY'
WHITE COUNTY, GEORGIA PARTIES
TO ANY CREDITORS AND AUL
AT INTEREST: J. . Pr^tey, _ ,
Regarding Estate of Mrs. W.
Sr., deceased, formerly of the County of White,
State of Georgia, notice is hereby given that
E. C. Presley an heir at law of the said de¬
ceased has filed application with me to declare
no Administration necessary. office
Said application will be heard at my
Monday, December 7, 1964, at 10:00 A.M. and
if no objection is made an order will be passed
Baying no Administration is necessary.
November 2, 1964. Roy Satterfield
ORDINARY.
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Will ba sold at public outcry Vo the
highest and beat bidder lot eeah, be
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Conrlhouae door la White County, Geoi
gta, 00 the fitat Tneed.y in December,
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* All that tract er parcel of land lying
and being In the find Land District of
>Vhit* County. Georgia, and being a part
of lot *f iaa.l No, 38 in tail Dietriet a id
County, containing 3.5 scree, more or lee*
and described a* follows:
Beginning at an iron pia sod etone
orner, earn* being a eorqar of the Tol
urtt dab-Division; tnsnes south 22 de.
grees west 883.7 feet to an iron pipe;
there, north 60 degree* end 30 in nntee
west 413 5 feet to an iron pin by a fence
poet;thence north I 7 degrees 15 minute,
east 345 5 to an iron pin, thence eoutb
d< qreee and 3 O minutes east to the be
ginning point; anil known a* th* Bat)
Path 1) ing adja le th* Tolburst Sub.
Divirion and folly described on a Plat
by J .bo K r>eer, Reg. Surveyor,
the 9ih day of August, 1956, and re.
on PI*l B 10 S N ! . I. page 41
I rk’e OttL e,4‘W bite County. Georgia
k. fun c la hereby wad* t said Plat and
b er*of for a full and complete deeerii>
of the land herein conveyed “’
Said property found in pi eeessisn ol
Wglxa u uutaio Camp No. 665 W.O. *
on to vatiafy a fi 'a in favor o'
Hulsey against Vftlka Mountain
Camp No. 566 , Woodmen of tb. World,
Inc, issued from the Superior Coart of
White County levied on as the property
of defendant ia 6 fa. notier of levy end
eaie having been given to defendant in fi
fa.
This 4'h day of Nov,, 19^4
' Frank »L B.krr
Sheriff, White County,
Georgia.
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HEALTH HINTS
By Or. Horliy D. Scanlon, Pr«ld»nt
National Chiropractic Auocfatlon
Arthritis • • • What it Is • • •
And The Way To Relief
There are two main types of
arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and
osteoarthritis; both can perma¬
nently cripple. It can occur at any
age, and rheumatoid arthritis af¬
fects more women than men. Noth¬
ing can be swallowed, or injected,
which drugged can form do of more temporary than bring relief. a
Arthritis may come frhm many
causes: infection of tonsils, bowels. teeth,
sinuses, urinary tract, or
overwork, Other contributing not enough • capsea: sleep, poor are
S osture, exposure to cold and
ampness, constipation, mental
shock, undernourishment, circulation. nerve
Irritation, and poor
Osteoarthritis shows, through
X-ray, an overgrowth of bone;
consequently the joint becomes stiff
and swollen, even deformed. To.
overcome these conditions, the
which doctor of have chiropractic proved uses beneficial. means
Among these are short-wave dia¬
thermy, colon irrigations, defects, increase correc¬
tion of posture intake of vi
of vitamin C, high diet rich in fruits,
tamin D, and a
vegetables, and milk. To these are
added exercise and specific manip¬
ulation of the affected parts to
restore normal nerve function.
If the patient is overweight, gradually a
reduction must be made
under chiropractic advice. When
the treatment for arthritis is car¬
ried out under chiropractic uniformly guid
ance, the results are
good.
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Speaking of
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PUBLIC SAFETY
D •rful Modem force afreet for safety lighting after ia a dark, pow
according throughout to the reports nation from the Cities Na¬
to
tional Street and Traffic Safety
Lighting Bureau. For examples 1
• Ings In Dayton, director O., George service and F. Baker build*
eity. said, “A Last lighted city is a llvo
year, when Dayton's
extensive street lighting mod*
crnisatlon program was nearly
complete, th* hours trains of darkness deaths dropped during
41 per cent.
'Police Chief Frank Evans of
Pecrtc. Is III., reports, "Crime defi¬
nitely down In Peoria. There
are no shadows for the criminal
to bids in with the modern
doubt lighting of Its system. effectiveness.” There’s no
Total traffic accidents in six Con* ■1
necticut relighting communities, of after mod*
cm dropped from 253 to streets, 192, in*
stances of property damage fell
these from 203 accidents to 163, and declined tho cost from of
$106,000 to $46,000. ■.
From El Paso. declares, Tex., Police Chief
Risinger "We don’t
need statistical evidence to show
the the value south of side. street You lighting drive the on
holdup men and the assaulters
off them.” the street as soon as you light
Police Chief Roland R. Kelley
of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, be*
tng lleves will modern reduce new traffic street accidents light*
main to a traffic minimum. Relighting through town the
reduced accidents artery that street
on
more than 50 per centl s
The other experience cities, of the these Lighting and
many Bureau declares, establishes tho
tremendous importance of modern
street Mrainst lighting night for protection
tjdents. crime ana traffic a fi¬
David Baldwin, National
Safety ■Properly Council designed, spokesman, properly says, in*
K lled and properly maintained
set ssd lighting much will save of it lives, than and
K BOM.* . more ure
HEALTH HINTS
by Dr. Horlty D. Scanlon, President
National Chiropractic Association
Advice For The Sneeze,
Cough, And Ache Season
The number of our ailments is
seemingly increased in cold weath¬
er. This is especially true of 'the
respiratory ills. The common cold,
influenza, and bronchitis will at¬
tack all whose resistance is low.
The most widespread cold.” of impossible these is
the “common It is
to calculate the time lost from
work on the national level because
of colds. When neglected, they lead
to serious diseases. In many cases,
a neglected which cold may develop into
pneumonia, Prevention of the can be fatal. cold,
common
influenza, or bronchitis depends,
among other things, on a correct
diet, fresh air, enough clothing to
protect the body, and avoidance of
drafts. Warm or tepid baths, in¬
stead of hot, prevention of fatigue,
and a hygienic way of life which
strengthens the tone of the body
are all factors to consider. The best
way to treat a cold is to prevent it,
with a healthy body which is re¬
sistant to disease. Plenty of sleep
and a well-balanced diet which pro¬
vides the essential vitamins, min¬
erals, proteins and starches are
vital.
Brisk walks and good ventilation
are important Warm to the respiratory
cessive organs. in weight, clothes, but not ex
body without help protect the
Avoid exhaustion a weakening effect
and get plenty of
sleep. Worry, lower mental strain, and
tension vitality. This is an
invitation to colds, influenza, bron¬
chitis, and other wintertime dis¬
eases. Your doctor of chiropractic
can teach you how to avoid colds
or to relieve them in short order
NOTICE— Under .new postal regu¬
lations we have to pay a dime for
•ach newspaper that cannot be de
tvered. We ask any subscriber who
hanges baddress to olease notify
in advance
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NOTICE
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Jaoeb D. Burkhartl
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WHITE COUNTY CONGRESS
Landrum Prince
Blue Creek 30 31
Mossy Creek 166 96
Mt. Yonah No. 2 2 69
Helen 121 33
Robertstown 86 22
Nacoochee 142 22
Shoal Creek 62 56
Tesnatee 56 52
Town Creek 17 24
White Creek 93 103
Mt. Yonah No. 1 685 404
Blue Ridge 34 40
Total 1504 952
‘WHTE COUNTY PRESIDENTAL
Goldwater Johnson
Blue Creek 28 36
Mossy Creek 96 173
Mt. Yonah No. 2 2 69
Helen 42 115
Robertstown 20 99
Nacoochee 22 141
Shoal Creek 56 57
Tesnatee 54 53
Town Creek 25 16
White Creek 106 97
Mt. Yonah No. 1 344 830
Blue Ridge 45 34
Total 840 1520
GOPs Express Thanks
The White County Republicans
wanit to thank everyone for the
help and support of the Republican
ticket. Although we lost our nation
as a whole, we want to remind you
that Republican, Howard Bo Callo
way was elected to Congress from
Georgia’s 3rd district by defeating
Garland Byrd. He is the first Re¬
publican elected to Congress from
Georgia in 90 years.
Also, a number of state senators
and representatives were elected
as Republicans in Georgia. Georgia
went Republican by a large ma¬
rgin, the first time in history.
We gained about 300 votes in
White County over 1960, so don’t
give up. We must fight for our
rights arnd freedom every chance
we get. Georgia is definitely mov¬
ing toward a two-party system.
(Paid Political Advertisement)
PINEY WOODS
PETE Says:
DEAR MISTER EDITOR:
I was among ithose who voted
for Goldwater — purely in pro¬
test. I’d hoped Johnson would
barely squeak through, without a
“mandate” to go on recklessly
spending and trying to support the
world. of inflation, .
I now expect a surge with
which has been held back
difficulty. Labor contracts are ex
ceeding the President’s hold-the
liine policy without protest from
him and our national debit will keep
on rising and the value of our
dollar shrink further.
But’ apparently, that’s what most
of the people want. So, they’ll get
it — and deserve it.
Yours truly,
PINEY WOODS PETE.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our deep
a ppreciiition for the many kind
nebses extended us during the
illness and death of our devoted
husband ai:d father. Loy Cash.
We ate al-o most grateful for
the food and : floral offerings J
May God’s richest blessings he
a nd abide with e cd of yon.
Mrs Loy-Cash and Children
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PRESIDENT
Johnson Goldwater Landrum Prince
Banks 1258 884 1258 548
Barrow 2276 2317 2098 1992
Cherokee 3189 3398 3021 3353
Dawson 932 639 869 504
Elbert 3172 1854 3386 1561
Fannin 2544 3167 2379 3174
Forsyth 1696 1543 1747 1447
Franklin 2758 777 2759 610
Gilmer 2159 2167 2055 1909
Gwinnett 6699 6813 6727 6182
Habersham 3419 1599 3428 1329
Hall 8003 4296 7412 5432
Hart 3066 1125 3075 1138
Jackson 3990 1610 3633 1418
Lumpkin 1207 784 1189 855
Madison 2271 1190 1868 710
Pickens 1930 1955 2048 1414
Rabun 1796 551 1708 434
Stephens 3483 1374 t 3o00 1530
Towns 1290 1139 1280 1081
Union 2135 1473 1996 1316
White 1520 840 1571 885
Total 60786 41231 59031 37851
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Intestinal Obstruction
Causes Much
Serious Illness
By The Medical Association
of Georgia
Few of us stop ito think how im¬
portant proper elimination is to
the human body. But when some¬
things go wrong with the usually
very efficient system, we realize
its great importance to our well
being.
When food and intestinal secre¬
tion will not pass through the
bowel in the normal way, we say
the intestines are obstructed. When
(this happens, the conditon deserves
prompt medical attention.
The intestines may be obstructed
for any of many reasons. In the
past, such obstruction was usually
caused by hernia. Now, however,
hernias are usually repaired be¬
fore they block the intestines and
intestinal obstruction from this
cause is much less frequent. One
of the commonest causes of in¬
testinal obstruction today is ithe
development of a tumor or caincer
ous groyth in the intestinal region.
Probably the most common cause,
however, is adhesions, or abnormal
joining of tissues.
An obstruction of the intestine
may be partial or complete. If the
intestine is only partly obstructed,
the patient’s symptoms will not be
as severe as they would if it were
totally obstructed. The physician
will have more time to search for
the cause. If obstruction is com¬
plete, treatment must be begun,
even though the exact cause is not
known.
Where the obstruction occurs in¬
fluences the symptoms the patient
develops and the treatment he re¬
ceives. If the obstruction occurs in
the small bowel, the patient is us¬
ually much more acutely ill than if
it 'occurs in the large bowel or
colon. Obstruction in the small
bowel usually requires more urgent
treatment.
Why is intestinal obstruction so
serious? The most important reason
is that when the intestines are ob¬
structed the patient loses body
fluids and 'the valuable components
of those fluids at a rapid rate.
Another reason is that the obstruc¬
tion may disturb or shut off the
blood supply to a portion of the in¬
testine. When this occurs, the pa¬
tient may become desperately ill
in a very short time.
Patients with intestinal obstruc¬
tion usually must be treated in the
hospital. This is true even if the
obstruction is only partial. The
usual treatment is for fluids to
be given intravenously to replace
those being lost by the -body. These
patients frequently require blood
transfusions. It is usually neces
sary to keep the patient’s stomach
empty by means of a small tube
leading through the nose ito the
stomach. Drugs are usually given
to prevent infection. These tneas
ures may be sufficient to get the
patient over the acute phase of the
illness.
Sometimes surgery is necessary
almost immediately. The surgeon
tries to relieve both the acute ob¬
struction and its cause. This isn t
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Treatment'for intestinal obstruc¬
tion has greatly improved in re¬
cent years because of refinements
in medical and surgical remedies.
The comdition is still a serious
one, but the patient’s chances of
successful treatment now are much
improved.
DOC MAG SAYS: An obstruc¬
ted intestine is a problem deserving
prompt treatment since its effect
can be serious in a very short
time. Improved methods of treat¬
ment, both medical and surgical,
have greai.ly increased the chances
for prompt relief.