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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1946)
^ ft p Q ft ftpOOQQQQQQQQ ft 5 3 THE VETERANS « 0 CORNER 0 m public service feature of¬ o A c> fered by The Dade County O'. 0 Times in cooperation with 0 0 the Rome Contact Office of 0 Administration c> the Veterans 0 How can I get a certificate eligibility for a GI loan? a veteran make larger on his loan than his regular stallments when he is able? Here are the answers to of the questions frequently ed the Veterans Administration: If I take a part-time job, the Veterans Administration the amount of subsistence I ceive while in school under GI Bill? No As long as your subsist¬ ence allowance and your together do not equal more than $200 a month, or $175 a month if you are without dependents Your subsistence allowance may be reduced as much as necessa¬ ry to meet this limitation. Does the fact that I receive other income have any bearing on the amount of compensation I get as a veteran with a serv¬ ice-connected disability? No. I have been receiving unem¬ ployment allowance. Will this bar me from taking an educa¬ tional course or on-the-job training and receiving subsist¬ ence at some future date? No. Receipt of readjustment allowance does not take any of the benefits provided by the GI Bill away from you. However, a veteran cannot receive subsist¬ ence and readjustment allow¬ ance at the same time. I am an honorably discharged veteran. How can I get a cer¬ tificate of eligibility for a GI loan? An honorable discharge is con¬ sidered a certificate of eligi¬ bility. Mav I make larger payments on my GI loan than my regular installments when I am able? Yes. You have the right to repay at any time without pre¬ mium or fee the entire indebt¬ edness or any part of your loan. Veterans wishing further in¬ formation about veterans bene¬ fits may get a personal to their questions from Mr. William H. McNair of the Contact Office, who is in Tren¬ ton, at the Courthouse, on 1st and 3rd Thursdays of J X X300000000000 C OOOOOOOOO O OOOOOOOOOOOQC ■V’C-co RED’S CLEANERS Cleaning --- Pressing Clothes Hangers Are Very Scarce—Please Bring Hangers With Your Garments. SERVICE -:- QUALITY A HOME INDUSTRY Trenton, Georgia k oOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOO O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO C L READY TO MAKE THE TRIP FOR YOU We are always glad to see our friends in per¬ son, but if for any reason it isn’t convenient to come into the bank—send your deposits by mail. Your inquiries are invited. AMILTON NATIONAL BANK Of CHATTANOOCA riNMfeu Main at Market—East Chattanooga—Market at Seventh 1424 MeCallle—Rossville, Ga.-Tenn.—22 Frailer Ave. 3200 llrainerd Road Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1946. New England News By Mrs- Mary Patterson Mr and Mrs- Hardee Price and family visited Mr. and Mrs- L. Blevins Sunday. Clyde Patterson. day Mr. and Mrs- Vardie Cas¬ tleberry and Mrs. Ben Castle¬ berry. Miss Cleo Blevins was shop¬ ping in Chattanooga Saturday- | Mrs. her home Will York here. continues ill j at Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bates were, visiting Mr. and Mrs- Robert! Forester Sunday. Mr- and Mrs- Price Jeffries | were visiting relatives in Ross- ville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Tatum were dinner guests of Mr- and Mrs Clyde Patterson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis of; Harrison, Tenn-, visited Mr. and Mrs H E. Becham Saturday af¬ ternoon. Mrs. Davis will be ^ remembered as Miss Cauline ! Rogers, formerly of New Eng¬ land- Miss Estelle Wilson’s engage¬ ment to Lawrence Lay was an¬ nounced in the Chattanooga New-Free Press last week. Miss Wilson is the daughter of Mrs. R. L. Wilson of New England- Charlie Gold continues ill at his home here- Mr. Gordon Massey killed two fine hogs Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Howe were visiting Mr. and Mrs- Neville Stephens Sunday. Rev. Roy Dodson will fill his regular appointment at the New England M. E- Church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Ev¬ erybody is cordially invited to attend. Mrs- Mary Patterson and Mrs- Fugatt visited Mr. and Mrs. Will York Sunday. Soon another Christmas will arrive. I wish every one a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. month between the hours of a. m. and 3 p. m- Veterans wishing questions answered in this column are urged to write The Dade County Times so that an answer may be obtained from the Veterans Administration. PROGRAM FOR MORGAN- VII.LF METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School at 10 o’clock Reed Ryan, Superintendent; E T. Holmes, Song Leader. League at 6 o’clock, followed by sermon by Rev. Dotson on the fourth Sunday night at 7- League president, Elmer Oli¬ ver; secretary and treasurer, Martha Pullen. There will be a Christmas tree at the church on December 24 Program will begin promptly at 7 o’clock. Everyone invited. Imogene Ryan, Reporter. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR THE PASSAGE OF A LOCAL BILL Notice is hereby given that ap¬ plication will be made at the next session of the General Assembly of Georgia, which con¬ venes on the second Monday in January, 1947, for the passage of the following bill: BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT To provide a new charter for the City of Trenton, by consoli¬ dating the Act of 1935, known as TRENTON NEW CHARTER, approved March 15, 1935, and appearing at pages 1183 to 1210, inclusive, of Georgia Laws of 1935, and the Act of 1935, ap¬ proved December 6th, 1937, amending said TRENTON NEW CHARTER; to provide in said new charter for the assessment and levy of an ad valorem tax of not more than ten mills, or ten dollars on the one thous¬ and dollars, on all of the taxable property within the corporate limits of the said City of Tren¬ ton, for the purpose of paying the expenses of the government of said City of Trenton; to pro¬ vide that the annual election for mayor, councilmen and recorder of said City shall be held on the first Tuesday in December bien¬ nially, instead of the fourth Tuesday in December; to provide that all persons over eighteen years of age, otherwise qualified to vote, shall be qualified to vote in all elections held within said City of Trenton; to repeal all laws and parts of laws in¬ consistent with these provisions and for other purposes. This 3rd day of December, 1946. A. L. DYER, Mayor of City of Trenton. EARLY A. ELLIS. J. H. WILKINS. J. T. REEVES. M. G- BICE, Councilmen City of Trenton. JOE MAYHEW, Recorder of City of Trenton- Sure, it's Santa Claus. He’s traveling all up and down the Southern Railway System these days. He may not be a Jolly clJ fellow dressed in crimson red. but we know he's there. We see him m the smiles and friendly faces of folks going home for the Holidays...in the mail cars bulging with greeting cards ... and ir. the freight cars piled high with holly, mistletoe and Christmas trees. We see him. too, in the boxcars loaded with toys and gifts ... in the refrigerator cars carrying turkeys and SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM HOOKER NEWS Mrs. Thelma Bell Mrs. J E. Tittle and were recent guests of atives - J -'----- at i Antioch, ---- Tenn. Mrs. Julia Davis is " ,h Mr. and Mrs. Theodore and children spent day in Chattanooga. ATLANTA JOURNAL t! ¥2? PAGF COLOR MAGAZINE ♦ 1? PAGE FULL SIZE COMICS ¥ W1REPH0T0 ANO TELEPHOTO ¥ DOUBLl EDITORIAL PAGE THE JOURNAL COVERS DIXIE LIKE THE DEW Look who’s riding the Southern! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carroll and daughter, Ann, of Wildwood, ited relatives here Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Strawn, Mrs. Lillian Strawn and Howard Strawn visited Mr. and ann Milton Lyle in St. Elmo ' Mr. and Mrs. Odell Eldridge and Mrs- Alma Eldridge of ^ ton Park recent were gu |Mr. Frank Coates and family. Mr .and Mrs. James Whitmire of Chattanooga visited Mr. John Haswell and family Sunday- other good things to eat... and in the long trainloads of coal to keep homes warm and cozy. Yes, jolly old Santa Claus is riding the railroad. And the 50,000 men and women of the Southern Railway System are taking mighty good care of him. Because that’s our way of saying “Merry Christmas” to all the bc> s and girls . . . and their mothers and dads who . . . live in the South we serve President ( Mr. James Ray of Whiteside visited friends here Sunday, I Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ginn of Wildwood were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drew Saturday. Miss Daphne Adams of '-■* Chat- ““»>'• tanooga spent the week end at : her home here. is outside the sphere of his mor¬ al purpose can dismay.—Epic- titus-
