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DADE COUNTY TIMES: JANUARY>21, 1935
Cave Spring News
Rev. T. J. limits preached an
inspiring sermon here Sunday
night. Text: Psalm 15:1. ‘Lord
who shall abide in Thy Taber¬
nacle?'’ Vi ho shall dwell in
Thy Holy Hill?” They who
dwell in the Holy Hills of God
must have clean hands and a
pure heart. They must work
righteousness, speak the truth
in their heart. They must be
kind, merciful and love all as
Jesus loved. He haled sin but
loved tha sinner. May God
help the Christians to have
more pure love and mercy for
the unsaved and quit acting
Pharisees -self righteous and
too good to look down and lift
up the fallen. Jesus was a
friend to the publicans and to
the sini ers. He invites you to
come to Him now. ‘‘Come un¬
to Me all ye that labor and are
heavy laden and 1 will give you
rest.” Sayeth He who loved us
well enough to die for us that
we might have salvation of
free.
Miss Annie Whitt remains in
Chattanooga.
Mrs. L. F. Forester is much
improved from an illness.
Fred Ransom of Chattanoo¬
ga, and Miss Zula Mae Tum-
lin were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Canova Gninn.
Mr. J. A. Reeves carried a
group of friends to Sulphur
Springs to church Sunday af¬
ternoon.
Leon Williams visited Miss
Vera Howell Sunday.
Our Sunday School is pro¬
gressing nicely. Let all come
and help build it up.
Mrs. Eldie W hile visited in
Chattanooga, recently.
Johnson Harrison spent the
week-end at home.
J. C. Abercrombie is visiting i
in Chattanooga.
Listen for wedding bells to
ring in Cave Springs soon??
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GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY:
Court of Ordinary; At Chambers,
January 7th, 1935.
To All Whom It May Concern:
C. T. Powell, Guardian of the Estate
Augustus Castleberry, having filed ap¬
plication for letters of dismission from
said Guardianship, the heirs, the next of
kin of Augustus Castleberry and any
and all interested persons are hereby
required to show cause, if any they can
why the application of the said G. T.
Powell should not be granted, before
me as Ordinary in my office at the
Courthouse in Trenton, said state and
county, at the February Term of my
court at 10 o’clock A. M., February 4th
1935.
Given under my hand and official sig¬
nature this 7th day January, 1935.
W. T. McCauley, Ordinary.
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HIS MAJESTY. YOUR DOG
A DOG-OWNER in one of our
large cities recently received
an elaborately engraved
document the front page of which
read:
The
CANINE CATERING COMPANY
request the pleasure of serving
HIS MAJESTY, YOUR DOG
and invite you to investigate
their unique service
R.S.V.P.
Above this formal invitation ap¬
peared a doggy crest, and on the
inside pages the science, economy
and convenience of this service
were extolled. One page was de¬
voted to “table d’hote” menus.
The first, entitled “Veterinary
Meal,” was called “a ration sci¬
entifically balanced” and included
Fresh Lean Reef, U. S. Inspected
Raw or Cooked—Cubed or
Ground
Vegetable Vitamine Juices in
Beef Broth
Shredded Cabbage, Lettuce or
Beet Tops—Optional
Special Zwiebach or Shredded
Wheat
In Separate Cup—Optional
The second, entitled a “Kennel
Meal (Raw),” was heralded as “a
ration successfully used in many
famous kennels,” and included
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Fresh Lean Beef, U. S. Inspected
Ckbbage or Beet Tops
Shredded Wheat in separate
container
South Awaits
His Message
k H u rxREAKFAST rx lever prospect for of a should good it ought liver. be to a good The pry fee in But this that you menu got doubtless the it most was noticed the "mini" that cof¬
ACME NEWS SERVICE you out of bed with a minimum of That was because you can be sure
DR. CHARLES H, HERTY resistance on these cold winter nowadays of always getting the
mornings. Which would you do— best of coffee in a perfect stat r
Although his topic will not be an¬ make a dash for your hath or turn for brewing, and there 1 b no me
nounced in advance, it is said that i over and have another forty winks delectable or delicious breakf
when Dr. Charles H. Herty addresses j —if you knew you had in prospect drink. The tomato juice Is a fi
the meeting of Southern Agricultural I a breakfast like the following? eye opener, the hominy goes
Workers in Atlanta January 31 good, and the bacon and bananas
on even betffer. The toasted rolls add
he will have a message of utmost Tomato Juice (Mm!) (Mmml) a tempting touch, but it Is the cof¬
importance to the entire South. Hominy Cooked in Milk fee that crowns the morning feast.
Many notables plan to attend the Hucon and Fried Bananas It’s so simple, too, nowadays*
banquet at which Dr. Herty will (Mmmm ! ) to get perfect coffee. All you hav%
several “radio din¬ Toasted Bolls (Mmmmml) to do is to look at the can yo^,
speak. In addition, Coffee (Mmmmmml) buy it in carefully, and see that
ners” have been arranged through¬ it is marked “vacuum packed.**
out the South for the purpose of Here’s the recipe for the hominy Those two little words assure you
hearing Dr. Herty’s message. cooked in milk. Drain two cups that it will come out of the can
canned hominy and put through as fresh and flavorsome as it went
fine food chopper. Add one-fourth in. And it has the advantage, too,
teaspoon salt and seven-eighths of offering you a choice practi¬
cup hot milk, and cook in double cally as w r ide as the market since
boiler for thirty minutes. Serve so many of the good coffees are
with cream and sugar. Serves now vacuum packed. Just get the
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This page concluded with the
assurance that “a ; pecial diet for
invalid or growing dogs will be
prepared according to the advice
of your veterinarian.”
No Surprise
The dog owner was not sur¬
prised at this elaborate document
because he had seen a recent sur¬
vey of sales in 102 principal cities
which showed an approximate
annual sales volume of $48,-
000,000, and he knew that the
total annual retail sales of pre¬
pared dog foods are approximately
$60,000,000! Moreover, it has
been estimated that there are now
about twelve million dogs in this
country. So, what could be
more logical than for someone to
start this “canine catering com¬
pany” to furnish food to “His
Majesty, Your Dog”? One can¬
ning firm alone processes enough
prepared dog food to feed half a
million dogs a day.
Doggone Good Dinners
Prize dogs nowadays are not only
fed whole wheat bread, pink sal¬
mon, spinach and evaporated milk
from cans in order to nourish
them properly and insure glossy
coats by means of the vitamin
contents ol these foods, but a
whole line of distinctive dog foods
is especially canned for them.
There are more than two hun¬
dred brands of these. The best of
dog foods are now scientifically
blended, cocked and canned so
that they will keep in perfect
condition and he ready for your
dog at a moment’s notice. And
you can be sure that he won’t
growl about them, even if he’s an
epicur — we mean, of course,
epicure.
There are canned foods for big
dogs like Newfoundlands, St.
Bernards and Great Danes, and
lesser quantities of these are
recommended for medium sized
dogs such as English setters,
Police dogs, Collies and Shepherd
dogs; for little chaps such as
Chows, Airedales, Spaniels and
Terriers, and even for the small¬
est herds such as Chihuahuas and
Pekingese.
Now a National Association
The result of all this is that a
National Dog Food Manufactur¬
ers’ Association has been formed,
including leading manufacturers
in its membership, and maintains
offices at 608 Fifth Avenue, New
York. The officers of this Asso¬
ciation are H. C. Clayburg, Cali¬
fornia Animal Products Co., presi¬
dent; Carl J. Rich, Rich Products
Corporation, first vice president;
Stewart Rose, Simpson Products
Coilipany, second vice president;
and Sidney Davidson, Foster Can¬
ning Jjompany, secretary and
treasurer. Its Board of Directors,
in addition to the officers, in¬
cludes Lawrence I. Becker of the
Atlas Canning Co., F. J. McDer¬
mott, Frank O’Connell, E. El
Sehlesser of Schlesser Brothers,
Inc., and Walter Mowll of the Old
Trusty Dog Food Company. r
Lawrence I. Becker Is trade
secretary of the Association and
states as its objects the promotion
and betterment of the industry.*