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Dade Wins Again Register for Civilian JNavy Announces
Is they boys tory The last sent stacked Dade By Friday BILL the County Chattanooga up WRIGHT afternoon another High school when Val- vic- Defense, son A. L. i Continued L. Reeves, Holt, Dyer, Belle H. Effir From Urgent L. Reeves, Moore, Reeves, Page Mrs. One) Harri¬ Call Ella H. New Navy For portunity Charleston, has Georgia Opportunities announed for Georgia S. C.—The Youths another youths U. op¬ to S. Planting Soonl
of ley High boys home sad and Ruth Pryor, Van Hall, W. H. serve their country and at the
sena¬ has in lonesome hopeless leading whistle by the runaway for a line crushing a victory. at with the score It Dade final was of By MRS. NETTIE MAE FLEMMING York, Stewart, Wright, Mrs. Electa Mrs. Mrs. M. W. Smith Gertrude J. H. York, Hale, Wilson, Raulston, Ernest Helen,f Neal ‘same dents 0r High future time between school civilian prepare and the work. college ages themselves of stu- 17 Time
49-11. Fischer, E. C. Waldrop, Mrs. J. and 19, inclusive, can now enlist
ra- Donald Street was the hlgh- Mrs. Lewis McBryar visited Springs, Ga. A. Swanson Annie Marie Tink¬ in a new Naval Reserve group Farmers, planting time is just
with total of Frye, ,
point man a her daughter, Mrs. W. B. Dan- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jr., er, Doris May Bodenhammer, and will not be called to active a.
allot- points. And, that unpredictable Sel in Chattanooga, Thursday. and J. W. Ill were guests of Mrs. Thelma D. Ivey, D. D. Brown, duty until the completion of round the and will be here.
in Ray Fuller made 12. Something j Mrs. Evelyn Case and Miss E. G. Wright Monday evening. J. M. Jones, Robert C. Dunn, their current school year if they corner, soon
a tele¬ unusual, is it not? Lennie Page spent Thursday in Mr Henry Greer, of Chatta¬ Jack Patton, J. L. Gass, J. D. so desire. Uncle Sam is calling for big
Mr. The cheering was excellent.! Chattanooga. nooga, was the Sunday guest of Davis, Ida Bell Davis, Dora The students will enroll in the a crop, 8o
At two different points in the Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Renfroe Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ryan and Crisp, Charlie Bodehammer, Navy’s V-l class, a general ser¬ will need Seed Corn, Seed Oats,
War, game when Coach H. J. Rudder and children were in Chatt¬ family in South Trenton. James F. Cloud, J. C. Pike, Net¬ vice branch of the reserve, and you
in sent in some Junior players, a anooga Saturday night. Ralph Frazier and Hugh Mor¬ tie Mae Echols, V. S. Luly, Wil- when they become enrolled, Garden Seeds of all kinds, Potatoes,
loud ovation of hand-clapping Mrs. Nettie Reeves spent the gan, of Chattanooga, visited the liadean Ivey, Dorothy Pearl they will not be subject to the etc.
e- and cheering was heard. week-end in Chattanooga with former’s sister, Miss Ruth Fraz¬ Cloud, Lillian M. Cuzzort, Eunice draft.
and The next games on deck are her daughter, Mrs. Ersaline ier, here Sunday. E. Pike, Birdie Dee Bethune, Naval authorities have declar¬
jobs at Rome, with McHenry High, Troxtel. Mrs. Joe Mayhew and daugh¬ Margaret Jennie Richards, Eu¬ ed the new plan offer oppor¬
To- .Friday, Feb. 13. Then Friday,! Mrs. Guss Covey, of Pittsburg, ter, Newana, and Miss Mary nice Elizabeth Moore, Archie tunities that have never been
her Jenkins spent Sunday afternoon Tinker, Wilma Pace, Mrs. J. M. equalled for students in Ameri¬
■-r her mother, Mrs. Pallie Jeffrey. with Mrs. C. M. Smith at Hook¬ Carroll, Mrs. Grace Nethery, can schools and colleges.
by jj na j game of the season. Let’s Mr. and Mrs. Billo Gass were er, Ga. Mrs. W. F. Morrison, Mrs. G.C. Besides being patriotically en¬
^ ^ urn ou t and give Dade a guests of Rev. T. A. Chastain Mrs. Cora Mae Tarpley, of Tatum, Mrs. J. E. Woodfin, rolled in the world’s hardest
tremendous send off to the and family in Chattanooga, over Lupton City, Tenn., spent Fri¬ Nancy Yvonne Waldrop, Lillian fighting navy, each young man
to me tournament. Remember Friday, day night with Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Reeves, Ruby Irene who is accepted will be furnish¬
unfair February 20. the week-end. Workman Clara Mae Riddle, ed food and lodging and initial
to Mrs. Hazel Castleberry was Joe E. Tatum here. O
the guest of Mrs. Jewel Sulli¬ Miss Sallie Mae Page has ac¬ Edith Kathryn Powell, Verna uniforms while on active duty.
every¬ cepted position at the Central Edna Holtzhower, Josephine Pay will start with the base a-
Print¬ Slygo Items van Monday. a and will be
Mr Claude Hughes Is quite Beauty Shop in Chattanooga. Kizziah, L. T. Reeves, C. D. mount for seamen
people By MRS. J. T. COLE . Mr. Noah Woodall, of Chatta¬ Forester, Bonnie Elizabeth Cas¬ increased as the man advances
is de¬ ill at his home in East Trenton. tleberry, Bobby Lee Dawkins, in ratings.
to meet The Rev. L. T. Lancaster will Mrs. Pearl Womack visited nooga, and Carl Newman, of Enrollment in- the class also
her aunt, Mrs. H. H. Oliver at Benton, Ky., stopped by to see Virginia Irene Riddle, Lillian
fill his regular appointments Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Christian Frances Ross, Clyde Wallin, offers youth the opportunity of
here Sunday night. Morganville Roscoe Grant, Markie Franpis obtaining free $1,500-worth of
the Miss Elba Earl Cole recently The cottage prayer meeting Sunday while visiting relatives Fischer, Bible, training in of 45 trades or
in this , win meet at the home of Mrs here. Mary Frances any
honored Miss Clara Opal Moore j - Holmes of St. Elmo, William Martin Bradford, Flora vocations. A physical fitness We have few Cole Planters hand.
the sev¬ her birthday. Refreshments Jeffrey Friday night and Mr. N. E. Newman, Mary Frances Warren, program will develop healthier a on
on visited his sister, Mrs. T. T.
mat¬ was were served to several guests. j ■Mrs. Saturday Chester night Daniel. with Mr. and Wheeler and family here Sun¬ X. B. Murphy, R. M. Castleberry, men. These won’t last long, and probably no
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Pat¬ Charley Cameron, Miller A. Fis¬ The periods of enrollment are
of¬ terson spent last week-end with Boss Puckett Is sick this week. day. cher, Hester Gertrude Wallen, two, three or four years, but will be available. No better Plant¬
this Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Patterson. Hoyt McBryar was in Chat¬ Mrs. Ralph Bird, Ua Vibeth those enlisting will be required more
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Daniel tanooga Sunday. only throughout the
. announce the birth of a daugh¬ Cole, Otto S. Varnado, Eula to serve made. Priced reaonable.
needs Mrs. John Patterson is ill at Mrs. D. C. Millican is spend¬ Campbell, Cora Dies Parker, duration of the war. Not unless ers very
small her home here. ter, Feb. 13. ing this week with relatives at the nation’s military situation
is Mrs. Ada Simpson was in Flat Rock, Ala. Willie Mae Erwin, Wille A.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dug¬ Chattanooga last week. Hughes, Joe B. Campbell, Willie necessitates the calling of the
pub¬ of Red Bank, visited their Miss Helen Wright and Mr. Nae Craig, Fred Andrew Gillen, men, will any one enrolling now
an Remember Church of God Melvin Clarkson, of LaFayette,
parents here last Wednesday. Sunday School each Sunday af¬ R. M. Morrison, W. H. Kenimer, be required to report for duty
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mary Kathryn Stewart, C. W. before the school year is end¬
Miss Robbie Koger visited ternoon at the home or Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Embry at their home Page. ed.
Mrs. George Sims Tuesday Mrs. Chester Daniel. Saturday night. Further information about the
night. Rev. Bruce Talley, of Chatta- Mr. and Mrs. Travis Wooldridge COLORED —Amanda Jaunita class men can be obtained from CANNED
mo [j_ * Lri and lithe daughter, Patsy Ann, Paris, Marvin Lollis, Mattie Rob¬ Navy Recruiting Stations in
health promoting actmuw quilt, sew and entertain the her bif erts, Horace Owens, Daisy Mae
known as Medical-Evangelistic. folks. The expense of a of Emelie, Ala., are making their North Carolina at Raleigh,
young for the home with Mrs. W. I. Price Chubb, Margaret Paris, Clar¬ Charlotte, Salisbury, Greens¬
new house was out of the ques¬ er inci their in Trenton. ence Edward Chubb, Henrietta boro, Ashville
Head River Dots tion, as we only have about 22 ly during stay and New Bern; in HOOD
son Mr. and Mrs. Will Reeves and Edwards, William Thomas Ow¬ South Carolina at Columbia and
By Mrs. J. M. Forester active members. hands children, Barbara and W. L. Jr., ens, Eloise Coeman, Evelyn Charleston; in Georgia at Ma¬
The weatherman is giving us In October, 1940, Mrs. H. C. LeBror of Red Bank, visited relatives Cole, Earnest Chubb Thurman con, Atlanta, Savannah, and in
warmer weather and some | Porter, then President of the good h here Sunday. Coleman, James Henry Chubb, Florida at Jacksonville, Tampa,
beautiful weather. Ladies Aid, asked Mr. R. S. ons be New Eng- Calvin Kelly Owens, Edna Mae and Miami.
Sunday was our regular Peac! Mrs. Sam Hixon, of Scott, Earnest Lollis.
pastor, the Townsend to permit us to re¬ gj land is visiting her sister, Mrs.
church day and our pair and use an old garage etc., week,
Rev. Blake Swanson, preached young < T M - Tatum, here this Getting Up Nights
which building on the old road. Sev¬ of the Mrs. T. T. Wheeler was shop-
an inspiring sermon was later he went over the Morris Lichten ‘Some
much by all those eral days of can! ping in Chattanooga, Monday. 5**
enjoyed very place with us and suggested the Jiles Mrs. O. H. Ryan, Mrs. Joe Makes Many Feel Old tomato.
attending. Misses Birdie and Willie most needed improvements. tate hi Mayhew, Mrs. I. H. Wheeler, Jr., Where’ In England
by Bricks were donated by J. M. and Mrs. I. H. Wheeler, Sr., Word has been received here Do you feel older than you are or suffer
Johnson, who are employed C. Townsend and Mr. C. R. Lea races l Tuesday Chattanooga, that Morris Lichten, former from Getting Leg Pains, Dp Nights. Dizziness, Backache, Swollen Nervous¬ Ankles,
the Baptist Orphans’ Home at He < spent in ness. Rheumatic Pains, Bumlng, scanty or fre-
built hLs first—and so far as I tensior E. G. Wright, Jr., and Jimmie Mayor of Trenton, is in England ouent latib passages? sages? a (muoi If If uususiig, so, so, remember remember avail thi that your
Hapevllle, Ga., came home to his last chimney. Kidneys are ,re vital vital to to t your yoi health and that We handle the best of Canned Foods.
father and family: know— progra Wright visited their father in where he is with the British these symptoms ptoros may may be 1 due to non-organlo ______ _____
visit their Mr. Dave Brown let us have Fort Payne, Sunday. transporting corps. bles—In and _________ non-systemic such Kidney CYSTEX and (a Bladder physician trou¬
to Hapeville Monday cases s Ail
returning lumber at cost. We stripped the Price Mrs. W. H. Brock was the A few weeks after Morris Our “Specials” are money savers.'
All are always glad to have floors. polsonou_____
them come home. outside and layed new Porter luncheon guest of Mrs. Jerome left Trenton, one of his friends everything Cystex. to gain and Iron-clad nothing _ to _______ lose In Standard Brands.
This is as far as we went to¬ O. Devlin Friday at Fortwood here received letter from him trying An guarantee
The sick of our community urday a wrapped around each package assures a re¬
ward the building at that time. JimnTea Room in Chattanooga. stating that he had joined the fund of your money on return of empty
all up again, to the delight package unless fully satisfied. Don't take
are However, I imagine Mrs. J.H. Fawn, Miss Ruth Frazier was shop- Canadian forces in Canada. Re¬ chances guaranteed; on any Kidney medicine that Is
of their many friends. Dot Don't delay. Get Cystex
Forester visited Cooley, Mrs. C. R. Lea, Mrs. beth 1 Pins in Chattanooga recently. cently, his daughter, Dianne, ■ VrCTAY — A druggist (Slss-tex) today. from Only your
Mrs. Hugh Porter and others still feel like Th Mrs. T. M. Tatum visited rela- who is with her aunt in Chat¬ R.. y 85c. S5c. The me guarantee gua
Mrs. Grady Forester at Sulphur have lumbago from the e England Tuesday. tanooga, received letter from grsdsi But iitnfi protects you. mMm
Springs Mhnday. Mrs. Grady they day n tives at New a 72 •
ill for time, but flooring project. Ill, E Mrs. J. G. Gray spent Satur- her daddy in England. No de¬ JH44 IvCCf&tiL
has been some Chattanooga. tails known but it is sup¬
glad to report her Improved This fall following the elec¬ the pi day afternoon in are Jo Relieve
presi¬ Mr. There is an awful lot of flu posed that Morris went to Eng¬ Misery ef
some. tion of Mrs. C. L. Lea as pneumonia in land with an expedition from
Miss Grace Johnson came out dent of the Aid, she gave us Morrii and our com
from Chattanooga, to] plans for the year Mr. munity lately. Some of the cases Canada, and is helping man
Sunday to one of her Mrs. Polly Ann Cuzzort the supply trucks.
visit her father, returning the celling of the building and were are:
Chattanooga Sunday p.m. all went to work again. I Mrs. . Tom Newman. Will Gordon Page Morris has many friends
we Mrs. Lizzie Weathers and of
We had a wedding Sunday. know I’m at least two inches Mrs one throughout this section, and
Mr. Cecil Forester and Miss taller from stretching to nail coven her sons, Ben Pace, the baby since he has volunteered his
Kathleen Lee were married by the top board. At last we decid¬ Bro son of Mr. and Mrs. Payne Hale, services to the Allies, we wish
of Squire W. W. Hale at Rising to have Mr. Stephens lar a and the baby of Mr. and Mrs him much success in stopping
ed just Ike Thompson. We wish for all that he
Fawn. All wish for them a hap¬ do it for us. The weather was wood the enemy, and hope ► DR. JOE MITCHELL < Best of Meats, including Western
py journey through life. getting bad and we needed it Dou of those a very speedy recovery safely returns to his native £ |
Miss Frances Aired returned very much for our Red Cross 12th Remember to rely on the Great country. Finer Optometrists Steaks, can be gotten here at ail times.
to her home in Chattanooga, work. None were sorry when Satur Physician, for He said, “I will
Sunday afternoon after a two the last nail was pounded. The never leave thee nor forsake y 202 LOVEMAN BLDG. 4
week’s visit with her cousin, the “workingest” nesda thee." Joe Weir, of Red Bank, Sunday School ^ ^ Chattanooga, of Tennessee ^
Mrs. Robert Ross. This is tine ! Bro. Conference at R Fawn “Home Beautiful Glasses” ^
Mr. Robert Ross visited his bunch of women I have ever urday will preach at the Church of LaaaaaaaaaaaI
mother, Mrs. J. M. Ross, near seen. We did our first cutting Mr. Christ Sunday morning at 11 There will be a Sunday School
in Valley Head Sunday. Mrs. Ross on our Red Cross sewing Dec. annoi o’clock. Conference at the Rising Fawn
is ill. 31st. Since then, in four sewing Satur Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hixon and Baptist church February 19th,
Little Mary Beth Bible, of days, and the time devoted to little granddaughter, Carole from 10 o’clock until 3 p.m. DUCLOS & BARLOW, Inc.
at Cloverdale, visited Elizabeth it at home, we have established Howell, visited their daughter. Four State Workers will be
Forester Monday a record which is a challenge aoun<Mrs. Noel Cole, and Mr. Cole at present. Everyone is invited, DR. E. F. BARLOW
B. and Janie Sue in the coun¬ son, Ryan springs Sunday, especially the churches of the
night. to the other groups Whit Optometrists
ty. Our report to Mrs. Hale was: Miss Mildred Brandon was the Lookout Valley Association are
Hailey Dean Sunday. No. days worked, 5; No. women C* 13 *' Sunday afternoon guest of Miss urged to be represented. 17 E. 8th St. Phone 6-8938
of the -
in The Intermediate class working. 16; No hours at Com¬ Letta Duncan. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Val¬
Baptist church will meet with Mr Why not spread lot of love on
munity House, about 158; No. guest Mr - and Mrs - J ' J - Tucker and Normon Moore a
their teacher, Mrs. J. Z. Bobo, at home, 167; Total hours, children and Mrs. W. J. Tucker
Friday night at 7 o’clock. All hours M c entine Day—February 14th? Send y° ur
325; total articles made, 318. was visiting Mrs. Celia Duncan Begins Regular Ad SSWSSSR3CXX5SSS/
of members are urged to be pres¬ So easily understand Mr Tuesday,
you can “Look best with good Ethical Optomctrtcal Lrtcal Service 5 “special” friends Valentines. Our com¬
ent. why we are so proud of It. The ledo, Mrs. E. R. Brandon and son, your a
people and old have it dau § Raymond, visiting Mrs. hair cut,” is what Norman We Analyze Vision and
young for parties, socials and suppers. Brandon’s mother, were Mrs. R. M. Moore says in his advertise¬ Prescribe Glasses plete assortment features various kinds
It is a grand place to quilt or Koger, who is seriously ill at her ment appearing on another HARRIS & HOGSHEAD for in
to have a community sing. ann( daug home at Ider> Ala ” iast Friday- Times. page of this edition of The OPTOMETRISTS everyone. Buy now and get them
When all is said, we can nev¬ We> the Baptist People invite For appointment Dial 6-7545
er thank Mr. Townsend enough have all friends of Trenton to attend Norman, for some time, has Chattanooga, Tenn. the mail.
making it pos¬ Joyc the meeting at the been the proprietor of the Tren¬
for his part in prayer ton Barber Shop, and is recog¬
relief from a cough due to a sible. M’.church on Wednesday nights nized as one of the leading bar¬
Smith Brothers Cough Drops on land also attend services on Sun¬ bers in this section. Norman GIVE LIVER BILE
that contain a special blend Mr. and Mrs. Milford Price day mornings and nights.
Two kinds. Black or and children, Herby, Pat and Mr. Jerry Pace plans to carry a regular ad in
a nickel checks that tickle. Donald, visited Mrs. Price’s par¬ and spent Sunday The Times and he will appre¬ FLOW A BOOST- DYER’S
COUGH DROPS C. Porter, end , afternoon with Mr. E. R. Bran- ciate the home trade “standing
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. don. . by him." Snap
MINTHOl-5# Saturday afternoon. ton , His shop is open every out Poor of Digestion Sick Headaches, with that so-called Bilious¬
_ week day and the rates are in ness, feelina—get bottle of Kruschen half-sick, Salts sour
Misses Edna and Margie Lou ^MILK GOATS FOR SALE 1 Take halt a teaspoonful in glass of tonight.
Lea spent Sunday afternoon W — line with other up-to-date (hot or cold) a half an hour a before breakfast, water
with Misses Lois and Nancy ^ Registered Buck, extra fine. shops. and keep it up for 30 days. Now you'll know
Nubian, few young does, to what it is to get up feeling fit and ready for a
County—Let Strive Bird. y0 ^ real day's work. Try Kruschen for the next 30 TRENTON, GEORGIA
us freshen soon.- -Dr. Hayward. Rt. Mrs. Robert Forester is ill at days and see what it means to you when Bile
I Miss JVUSS Boots DUUUS Porter X-UItei was WOO the MIC a Flows Freely. Satisfaction guarantood or money
Place in which to Live! guest of Mr. and Mrs Milford ^ a yl. Trenton, Ga. her home at New England. refunded. All druggieM,