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WASH DAY TIP
Well-laundered clothes depend
not on luck but on the kind of
supplies and equipment you use
them. Clothes laundered at
home last 25 per cent longer than
those done at the laundry.
CHOOSING PICTURES
Pictures on the walls of your
home become your companions
so try to have interesting ones.
The pictures you choose, their
colors and the way they are hung
are important to your room’s
charm and usefulness as other
furnishings.
HAYSTAKER and SWEEPRAKS
ATTACHMENTS Now Available On “OTTAWA
FARMER" LOADER. Even the toughest haying job can
be done better and faster with Ottawa Farmer Haystacker
and Sweeprake attachments. And with FORK or BUCKET
attachment, the Ottawa Farmer LOADS MANURE, SAND,
GRAIN, GRAVEL, EARTH and other bulk materials.
NOW, the Ottawa Farmer Loader can be used on any one of
18 POPULAR TRACTORS by making a few
simple, quick, easy changes. FREE
Illustrated
FOLDER ON
REQUEST
POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANY
600 W. Manning St. — Chattanooga, Tenn.
PHONE 6-1214
. . . WAR SURPLUS . . .
Want Morning Type
HEATERS
Reduced From $ 54*00
Come Early—4 Only
5V Crimp Galv
Metal Roofing
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948.
LET’S EAT EGGS
Eggs are an important
ive food. They are one of
best tissue builders,
protein of high .quality.
are rich in vitamin A and
tain thiamin, rigoflavin and
tamin D.
CARE IN CLEANING
It is safer to do dry
out of doors because of the
ger of accidents when this
is done in the house. There
always a danger of fire
| cleaning fluid is exposed
a home.
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SPORTS
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is
GAMES DECEMBER 27
Legion, 21—Davis, 20.
Players and points for the Le¬
gion were, W. Page, 4; Street, 2;
M. Page, 2; Wilson, 2; Hixon, 9;
Bradford, 2.
Players and points for Davis
were, B Patton, 2; Gray, 10 ;
Henry Gray, 2; J. Patton, 2; W.
Patton, 4; Freeman, H. Steph¬
ens, C. Stephens and R. Avans.
Dyer’s, 19—Davis, 10.
Players and points for Dyer’s
were, Ryan, 5; Robinson, 6;
Cureton, 8 ; Page, Wallen, Dyer,
Dantzler and Gray.
Players and points for Davis
were, Crawford, 2; McAbee, 2;
Gaddis, 6; Huntley, Pike, James
and Simmons.
GAMES TUESDAY, DEC. 30
Dyer’s, 24—Lakevlew, 10.
Players and points for Dyer’s
were, Ryan, 16; Robinson, 2;
Cureton, 4; Wallen, 2. Guards
were Page, Dyer, Dantzler.
Lakeview, 24—Legion, 21.
Players and points for the Le¬
gion team were, Page, 8; Hixon.
8; Street, 4; Dyer, 1, Gifford,
Wilson and Bradford.
This was a very close game
all along but ended by Lakeview
leading by 3 points.
Let us be true: this is the high¬
est maxim of art and of life, the
secret of eloquence and virtue,
and of all moral authority.—
Amiel’s Journal.
DIRECTORY
DADE COUNTY OFFICIAL
DIRECTORY
UNITED STATES SENATORS
Walter F. George.
R. D. Russell.
* * *
MEMBER OF CONGRESS, 7TH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Henderson P. Lanham.
* * *
GEORGIA STATE SENATOR
44TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
Chas. B. Yates, Ringgold, Ga.
* * *
REPRESENTATIVE FROM DADE
COUNTY
Rufus Massey, Wildwood, Qa.
* * *
JUDGE CHEROKEE CIRCUIT
J. H. Paschall, Calhoun, Ga.
* • *
COUNTY ORDINARY
J- M. Carroll, Trenton, Ga.
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TREASURER
John Murphy, Trenton, Ga.
* * *
CLERK OF DADE SUPERIOR
COURT
Graham Hale, Rising Fawn, Ga-
* * *
COUNTY TAX COMMISSIONER
Mrs. W. F. Morrison .
* * *
SHERIFF
Grover C. Tatum, Trenton, Ga”
* * *
CORONER
Alex J. Raines, Trenton, Ga.
COUNTY* SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT
L. M. Allison, Rising Fawn, Ga
Members of County School Board
E. R. Wells, Chairman.
J. Z. Bobo- Grady Bradford.
A. L. Dyer. Lyman Taylor.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH
NURSE—Miss Fannielu McWhor¬
ter.
BOARD—The Ordinary.
The Superintendent of Schools.
The Public Health Doctor.
♦ * *
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WELFARE
DIRECTOR—Miss Bess Cureton.
BOARD—Rufus Massey, Chm.
Mrs. Giles Gass.
Mrs. E. A. Ellis.
Roy Moore.
Dr. J. L. Gardner.
COUNTY FOREST SERVICE
FOREST RANGER—J- C. Pace
BOARD—Roy Moore, Chairman.
L. C. Adams, Secretary.
Roy Johnson.
Parham Lambert.
W. E. Pike.
A. W. Peck.
The Ordinary
* * *
Justices of Peace
873rd District—W. P- Cole.
960th District—H- F. Allison and
W. I. Price.
974th District—C. W. Cross-
l ( J37th District—J- R- Reeves.
1038th District—C. A. Whited.
1089th District—J. E. Strawn.
1129th District—E. J. Bible.
1214th District—W. T. McCau¬
ley and John A. Boling.
1222nd District—W. E. Pike.
875th District—X. B. Murphy.
* * *
TRENTON LODGE
I. O. O. F., 38
OFFICERS
Allison Blevins, N- G.
Joe Blevins, V. G.
Tom Sims, Treasurer.
MEETING NIGHTS
1st and 3rd Thursdays
* * *
TRENTON LODGE
F. & A. M., 179
'^gr\ OFFICERS
O. F. Green, W. M.
W. A. Scruggs, S. W.
Dock Hancock, J. W.
William Jackson, Secretary.
James Case, Treasurer
MEETING NIGHTS
Second and Fourth Saturdays
Visiting Masons in good stand
lng invited.
* * *
AMERICAN LEGION
Dade County
Post No. 106
meets every 1st
and 3rd Fri¬
days at 8 P. M
American Legion
at the Legion Hall. All World
War Veterans invited to attend
our meetings.
Douglas E. Morrison, Com.
Max Page, Adjutant.
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Getting rid of insects, parasites
and diseases in farm herds and
flocks is one method of produc¬
ing livestock more economically-
ARE
YOU
Your Neigh¬
bor’s Copy of The
County Times ?
You Like Waiting
Until They Have
Reading It,?
Your Rural Mail
Carrier Is Honest —
Trust Him With a
Letter Containing
$ 2.00
For Your Own
Subscription
For a Year ™ To
The Dade Co. Times
COAL
HIGHEST GRADE
Black Diamond Coal
Ash Content—It All Burns
LOW PRICE Consistent With
This High Quality
TENNESSEE COAL
ANY QUANTITY
& T. Coal Company
Rear of Wheeler’s Store
P. O. Box 231
— GEORGIA
Announcement
THE VOTERS OF DADE COUNTY:
Since so many of you have
upon me to make the race
Ordinary in the coming
I have given the matter
consideration and have
to make the race. Real¬
that many important mat¬
of our county come before
Ordinary for decision and
had considerable busi¬
experience with the public,
feel that I am qualified to
your very Important
As I am not a professional
I am not the candi¬
of any so-called political
or faction and am making
race on my owu, and in
campaign for the office of
I solicit the support
all the citzens of the county,
I fully realize that in asking
your vote I am asking you
one of the most sacred things
possess, and if elected I will
my best to conduct the office
such manner as to merit the
you will have placed
me.
I do not Intend to be drawn
any underhanded mud-
or whispering cam¬
and I do not believe my
will resort to any
method.
I wish also to state that I have
and do not, intend to make
promise of jobs or other
in order to secure
and if elected my only
will be to the people
the county as a whole and
to an individual few.
I have been advised by some
my friends that it is too soon
CR1SMAN
Up-To-Date Line of Hardware!
Chattanooga, Tennessee
511 Market St. Phone 7-1114'
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES.
TRENTON, GEORGIA
ELECTRIC
WELDING
Specialized Custom
Welding
and Machine Repairing
“If It’s Metal, We Will
Fix It”
Wc offer unexcelled service in
the care and repair of all metal
parts. Being us the broken part
or a pattern and we will make
the new part
TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS
C. & T. COAL CO.
BUILDING SUPPLIES
Rear of Wheeler’s Store
P. O. Box 321 — Trenton, Ga.
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Doors, Windows, Screens, Cabinets
MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS
Ask For Estimate On Your Requirements
W. M. DOWDEY
Contractor and Builder
In the New Concrete Building Opposite the Co-Op. Store
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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TRENTON WATCH SHOP
Trenton, Georgia
Precision Watch Repairing and Adjusting
NEW GUARANTEED WATCHES
ALSO PRECISION GUN REPAIR
PRt&SlNa CLEANS;’ ", RED’S
Ifw CLEANERS
TRENTON • GEORGIA;
NEW EQUIPMENT ADDED
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
to make an announcement,
however, I believe the voters
should have ample time to de¬
cide as to what prospective
candidate they think will carry
out the duties of the office they
seek to the best interests of the
people. asked
Since many citizens have
me how I stood on certain issues,
I will if elected, with your co¬
operation strive for:—
(1st) A more efficient system
of education by fully cooperat¬
ing with the local and state
boards of education.
(2nd) I shall give my full
support and strive for a more
far-reaching health program in
our county.
(3rd) I will give my full coop¬
eration to our agricultural pro¬
gram, including Home Demon¬
stration work, 4-H Clubs and
Soil Conservation and Improve¬
ment programs, for better home
conditions to the end that our
rural people may have more
pleasant and prosperous
surroundings that we may keep
more of our young people
home.
(4th) I shall continue to
my full support to our fire
tection and wildlife program.
(5th) I shall be pleased
work with our local and
welfare boards to the end
more of our old and unfortun¬
ate people may have the
tection of pensions and
aid to dependent children
continue and be increased.
(6th) It will be my
to help work out an
and attractive program for
WANT ADS
WANTED—To make long term
farm loans through the Fed¬
eral Land Bank—purpose of
loan to pay farm mortgages,
build new buildings on farm,
buy farm machinery, etc. If
interested see T. W. Price, Sec.-
Treas, of the National Farm
Loan Association in LaFayette
each Wednesday morning at
the Ordinary’s office, or write
Box 12, Dalton, Ga. 9-25—tf
HAY FOR SALE—O 2 TAN AT
$40 a ton—good hay and
plenty of it. O. A. DODD,
Higdon, Ala. 6t. 1-15
FORE SALE — 7-FOOT COLD
Kerosene Burner Refrigerator.
Joe Doyle—Trenton, Ga., R-l
Slygo District— 3t. Pd.
FOR SALE—MORTGAGE NOTES
with waive*-. 25 notes for 75c.
at The Times Office. tf
FOR SALE—GEORGIA WAIVER
Notes—25 for 40c, at The Times
Office. tf
TRY A WANT AD IN OUR PA-
per. Prices 25c up. tf
L6ST—BED SPRINGS AND CAR
Top Luggage Pack, on Chat-
tanooga-Birmingham Hwy. in
vicinity of T*renton\ Ga. Re¬
ward. Concrete Forms Cor¬
poration, 1300 Union Avenue,
Chattanooga. It c
young folks.
(7th) I shall see that our
road equipment is kept in good
condition at all times, that we
may have all-weather roads, es¬
pecially for our mail and school
bus routes, and I personally will
see that all road work is carried
on in the best possible way, and
I myself will make frequent
trips of inspection on all roads,
and be answerable to the people
regarding their condition.
(8th) When any local matter
of importance shall come up
pertaining to any particular
community, I shall be glad to
discuss the matter with the citi¬
zens of such community so that
the matter may be worked out
to the best interests of all.
(9th) I shall always be glad
to discuss all matters of vital
importance with the Grand
Juries and Solicitor so as to fol¬
low the law in running our coun¬
ty government .
(10th) I do not think that our
morals or our interest would be
helped by the sale of beer or
other intoxicating liquors in our
county, especially when it is not
the will of our citizens. I. there¬
fore, WILL NOT issue any such
license.
I will use economy wherever
possible, yet at the same time I
will put forth my best efforts,
and it will be my pride to give
you one of the most progressive
administrations our county has
ever had.
Your support will be much
appreciated.
ARTHUR W. PECK.
