The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, July 22, 1948, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text* Governor* TI3NSPSQH HIS RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! Governor Thompson has made an en¬ viable record in The short period he has served as your Chief Executive. He will bring you, in his radio talks each week, specific examples of hit administration's accomplishments, and he will clearly outline to you his plant for Georgia's future. HEAR HIM EACH WEEK MONDAY NIGHTS 8 to 9 P. Atlanta WOST Albany WGPC Athens WGAU Augusta WRDW Brunswick wMoa Columbus VVRBL Macon WMAZ Borne WRGA Sa\ annah WDAR Valdosta WGOV Gainesville WGGA Waycross WAYX Moultrie WMGA TUESDAYS 12:00 to 1:00 Augusta WTNT Albany WALB- -12:30 to 1:30 Columbus WSAC Savannah WSAV- -12:30 to 1:30 Macon WBML AND YOUR LOCAL STATION SATURDAYS 4:00 to 0:00 Atlanta WAGA Albany WALB Macon WMAZ SATURDAYS 4:00 to 0:00 Savannah VI TOC Columbus VVDAK Augusta WGAC AND YOUR LOCAL STATION ELECT THOMPSON GOVERNOR SEPT. 8 I^OO O OO COO | Health Through Chiropractic ; DR. G. K. MacVANE \ CHIROPRACTOR PHYSIO—THERAPY Natural Curative Methods OFFICE HOURS 9 am.-5 p m (Closed Thursdays) 720 North Gault Phone 445 At Mill Crossing—Fort Payne Alabama ‘z'—'■'~moooocoooooooa ent At Rising Fawn Ea:h Evening at 8 O'clock Aug. 1 Through Aug. Minister Gardner of Chattanooga Will Be the Preacher Congregational Singing der supervision of com¬ petent leadership V^ff I vU AND ALL FRIENDS Are Cordially Invited to tend Every Service The Purpose of These Meetings To Spread the Gospel of the of God and Thus Enlarge Its Borders on the Earth. Won’t YOU Join VETERANS’ Veterans are invited to , ! eight” to the Veterans oration for services they seek, many are confused about Some of the more usual are clarified in the and answers below, and 1 id by The Dade County as a service to our veterans. Q: Why is it that I can’t a reply to a letter I wrote ans Administration months ago? A: In all probability your ter is one of many that does give sufficient information identify you. In many research must be made the writer can be identified, a reply sent out. It is that about 20 percent of letters received by VA do not sufficient information for ification. Q: What identification needed? A: The name as it was in the service and your ber (if you do not have a number give your service ber). Q: Can veterans studying over seas under the provisions of G-I Bill qualify for benefits the Fulbright Act? A: World War II studying overseas under the vicemen’s Readjustment Act Bill) may receive benefits the Fulbright Act because used to administer the were not secured from U. Government appropriations. Fulbright Act is administered the State Department. Q: May I change the ary to my NSLI by a last will testament? A: No. A change of clafy must be made by notice to the VA over the ature of the insured, and not be binding on VA leceived and indorsed on the icy by VA. An original nation of beneficiary may m-ede bv last will or testament. (Veterans wishing further formation about veterans’ fits may have their answered by writing the VA Regional Office). IIEREFARD ASSOCIATION TO HOLD ANNUAL TOUR The Annual North Hereford Breeders Tour is to be held and Thursday, August 4 and Those interested are on Wednesday in La Fayette, at 8 A. M. (EST) and on day at the Mountain Cove at 9:00 A. M. (EST). Decided increases in amount of grain sorghum ed in Georgia show a place for this crop in the grain program. fHE DADfc COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 22 , 1948. Health For All Using Vacation Time W.sely “Two-weeks-with-pay” is close .o being an American tradition Whether or not we watch the clock during working hours, most of us keep tabs on the calendar .or those pleasant vacation days which we rightly feel we have arned. There is a good reason why v'e do and should get “time off” Juring the year for a vacation Mainiaining our mental and physical health demands it Most of us work hard the year round. We may be indoors most of the time, frequently under pressure. In addition, there are iOme duties and responsibilities. •Ve need a change and a chance o get away from routine tasks it least once a year. Vacation time is meant for fun, est and relaxation. All three .re equally important and all ome under the heading of “en- oyment”. We don’t all rest, or .elax, or have fun in exactly the ame way. Everyone has his own preferences and ideas, so there an be no set guide for making he best use of vacation time. ¬ to Some people are satisfied just .tay at home eating, sleeping ind having recreation when they >lease. Others get most satis- uction out of a stay at the mountains or the seashore. In short, vacation is a period >f self-indulgence, in a wise sense. It should leave us thr- ughly rested, refreshed and in¬ vigorated. Instead, there are often good grounds for the stan- lard cartoon of the man return- ng to the office, drawn and tired, arm in sling, plastered 'ith poison ivy and underneath he caption, “Had a Wonderful Vacation”! A person can ruin his entire vacation by trying to “cram” too much into the first few days Moderation, dictated by common sense, helps us avoid losing pre¬ vious vacation days in nursing a painful sunburn, anointing a bad skin rash from pqison ivy or oak, ■r suffering extreme fatigue f rom prolonged hours of swiming ind tennis. Being sensible about vacation activities can be just as much and more fun than over-doing it because it makes the entire period that much more enjoy able. Some people have the type of skin that will never tan, yet unwisely persist in trying to get tan year after year with dis- asterous results. Others forget that tanning is a gradual process ‘hat is best enquired by ex¬ posure to the sun for a short time each day in the late after¬ noon. Everyone can and should cet to know his own endurance in physical sports and stay with¬ in the limits. Most of our unhappy incidents during vacation time are due to the fact that we ignore past ex¬ perience. No one expects the vecationer to be actively con¬ scious of health and safety rules. But it is obvious that a littl a caution and moderation will vive him better “returns” on )hat precious two-week “invest¬ ment”. This column is sponsored, in f he intrest of better health, by: "Tie Dade County Times. Pinpv Grove News Mrs. I. J. Orton Piney Grove Baptist Church enjoyed a picnic at Sulphur Springs, Sunday. Every one en¬ joyed the day. "We are glad to know that Con Hampton is much better. He was brought home last Sunday from the hospital where he un¬ derwent a serious operation. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pryor visit¬ ed Mrs. Pryor’s sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Tinker of Slygo last Sunday. Mrs. Homer Powell of Rising Fawn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Powell. Mrs. Lyda Allison, Mrs. Annie and Miss Neoma Conner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mitchell. We see Mitchell’s Store is building an addition to the store. Miss Helen Shankle of Trenton spent the week end with Miss Grace Pryor. Miss Ollie Hampton from Cali¬ fornia is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lorene Hampton. Mrs. Alvin Taylor has returned home from Virginia. Approximately 1,500 home de¬ monstration club members are enrolled in a Georgia 1947-1948 kitchen improvement contest. T/5 ROY H. COMBS Headquarters, Eighth Army, Yokohama, Japan, 26 June 1948: Technician Fifth Grade Roy H Combs, Trenton Georgia, is now serving with the Yokohama Com¬ missary, a part of the Eighth Army Quartermaster. ^ Stationed in Yokohama, Ja- ■ an’s major port city and seat of Tie headquarters of Lieutenant General Robert L. Eichelberger’s Eighth Army, T/5 Combs is fili¬ ng an essential job with the Army’s Occupational Forces here. The 56th Quartermaster Supply and Sales Company, with head¬ quarters located in Yokohama, is capable of providing Quarter¬ master Commissary facilities and automotive service (gasoiine, oil, and lubercation) to a pproxi- mately 18,000 U. S. Military and civilian personnel and their de¬ pendants located in Toyko and Yokohama Area. Entering the Army in July 1947 he arrived in this theater in November 1947. AUSTIN REUNION TO BE HELD FIRST SUNDAY IN AUG. The Austin Reunion will be heid at the home of Walter Aus¬ tin the first Sunday in August. Everyone invited, friends as well as relatives, come and enjoy the day, meet old friends and make new ones. Walter Austin. TRI-COUNTY FOX HUNTERS FIELD TRIALS AT MENTONE The Seventh Annual Tri-Coun' ty Fox Hunt will be held at Men¬ tone, Ala., July 28 through July 31 with headquarters at the Mentone Hotel. The Bench Show will be at 9 P. M. on the 28th and the daybreak casts will be from Mentone on July 29, 30 and 31st. LAND SALE GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY. By virtue of an order of the Oramary of said oiate and Coun¬ ty, granted at tne Juiy Term, of the Court ol crainar> of saia County, tne undersigned Guardian of Betty Sue siaten, a minor oi said County, win onei xor sale and will sen at public outcry, on the first Tuesday in August, 1948, at ihe courtnoust door in Trenton, Dade County, Georgia, between the legal nours of sale, to the highest and best oidder for cash, the following de¬ scribed land in said county, be¬ ing part of the corpus of said warns estate, to-wit:— Three sixteenths (3-16ths) undivided interest in and to the following lands, to- wit:— FIRST TRACT: Thirteen acres, more or less, ifl the southwest part of Land Lot No. Forty-five (45) in the 18th district and 4th section of Dade County, Georgia, Beginning at the Southwest corner of said lot; thence North on original line 420 feet more or less to a rock corner; thence East, parallel with the south lot line, cross¬ ing the Chattanooga-Birm- ingham Highway, a total dis¬ tance of 525 feet to the Northeast corner of the orig¬ inal James Long 5 acre tract; thence continuing on East¬ ward along the South line of the Maggie Fischer lands passing a water oak tree which is a center line tree and on to a Black Gum tree, the Northeast corner of this tract; thence Southwardly along the West line of the Maggie Fischer lands 420 feet more or less to the South lot line which is the line be¬ tween this property and the Cureton property; thence West along the Lot Line to the beginning point. This tract includes the tract of 5 acres more or less conveyed by L. H. Payne to James Long by deed dated August 16, 1883, recorded in deed book I, page 256, and the tract of 8 acres, more or less, convey¬ ed by M. A. Castleberry to W. J. W. Jenkins and M. M. Jenkins by deed dated De¬ cember 13, 1912, recorded in office of Clerk of Superior Court of Dade County, Ga., in deed book No. 29, page 249. The mineral interests in said 8 acre tract are excepted SECOND TRACT: Part of Land Lot No. Forty-four (44) in the 18th district and 4th section of Dade County, Georgia, beginning at a fence corner on the East lot line which is 395 feet more or less North of the Southeast cor¬ ner of said lot, being the Northeast corner of the Fis¬ cher tract; thence West¬ ward^ along the fence which is on the line between this tract and the Fischer tract to the East side of the Public Road : thence North¬ wardly along said road to the South line of what was formerly known as the Bettie Tinker lands, now the Whit¬ lock lands; thence along the fence which is on the line between this tract, and the Whitlock lands, Eastwardly to the East lot line of said Lot 44; thence South along said lot line to the beginning point, said tract containing eleven and six-sevenths (ll-6 / 7) acres, more or less. This July 5, 1948. 7-30 GEORGE SLATEN Guardian of Betty Sue Siaten. gun’ Ynd' watch 'shop '' AVANS, GEORGIA Precision Watch Repairing and Adiu.ti GENEARL LATHE WORK ? Gun Stocks Made—and Parts • LOCATED NEAR OAK GAP Doors, Windows, Screens, ( 2 l MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATION XeqtU^ Ask For Estimate On Year w. M. DOWDEY Contractor and Builder I- the New Concrete Building Opposite the TRENTON, n P ^ GEORGIA ^eo&eoeeocoooooc o ooo oo oucooee INSURANCE REAlIstAtF Complete Coverage Estate — on — Fire & Automobile Listings Policies Wanted H. F. ALLISON TIMES BUILDING TRENTON, CEORClj Lookout Valley REG. No. 424 J Drug Company SAM STEFFNER, GRADUATE PHARMACIST SERVING TIFTONIA No. Dr. STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE ***4-**» + »»»**X-4-» nr j. anranczggysrrrre-j j ALADDIN LAMPS AND SUPPLIES METAL ROOFING 5 V 25 GA. « A CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE CO.! 2615 BROAD STREET JL*JK*iL*.* *♦*-*>* ♦ Oft* *********** VISIT YOUR ardware Store FOR Plumbing Supplies Electrical Supplies Fireside Sets Kitchen Utensils Kem - Tone and Other Pauli D. D. T. — and MANY OTHER USEFUL TO Morrison Hardware & Supply Cc. QUALITY GOODS AT LOW PRICES Trenton Georgia REMOVED’ HORSES • COWS • HOGS • SHEEP • MULES Within DEAD OR A 3fl INJURED ANIMALS Removed Weighing FREE Over Or 200 ^ Mile Radius PAY 11 Not Skinned or Decomposed. WE WILL ,, CHARGES and GUARANTEE PROMPT REMOV 3 '2?S a ___ V-■«-TreffMEH, CHATTANOOGA RENDE 3119 ST. ELMO A’ Hr Rising Fawn News Miss Ruth Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allison and Children of Valley Head were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Allison. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs M. R. Wilson were-Mr. and Mrs. , F. B. Smith and daughter, Janice,! Mrs. Mary Bruce Chambliss, Mr. nd Mrs. I -iolloway, Mrs. George Slaughter, Jr., and Mrs. oe Fisher all of Chattanooga nd Mrs. George Slaughter and daughter, Elizabeth of Petros. Mrs. Troupe Castleberry of Birmingham is visiting Mr. and ,frs. Dewey Bradford. Mrs. E. M. Allison of Chatta- looga visited Misses Maude and Lillie Willis Sunday. Mrs. Alfred Steele and Mrs. Beulah McCoy have returned after visiting Mrs. Louise Will¬ iams in Birmingham. Mrs. Susie Hall was called to Birmingham by the death of her irother. She was accompanied ,y Mrs. C. B. Simmons and chil¬ dren. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Payne an¬ nounce the birth of a daughter July 12. Thin plastic raincoats and apes should be sponged off with oap rnd water, never cleaned dth cleaning fluids. LAND SALE jEOIIGIA, DADE COUNTY. , By virtue of an order of the jramary of said siate and Coun- y, granted at the July Term, .948, of the Court of ordinary J said County, the undersigned Guardian of Noah Bucxies, a per- of unsound mind said t -on oi Bounty, will ooffer for sale and will sell, at public ornery, on the, urst Tuesday in August, 1948, at I Tie courthouse door in Trenion, aade County, Georgia, between I ne legal hours of sale, to tne oest and highest bidder for cash,' he following described real properly in said county, being pan of the corpus of said Ward’s -■state, to-wit:— An undivided one-twelfth (l-12th) interest in and to the following described lands, to-wit:— FIRST TRACT: All that part of land Lot No. 158 in tne 19th district and 4th section of Dade County, Ga., which was conveyed by R. S. Myers and wife Eliza¬ beth Myers to J. A. Buckles by deed dated November 6, 1943, recorded in office of Cierx of Superior Court of of Dade County, Georgia, In deed bcok No. 30, page 97, containing 24 acres, more or less, excepting a tract of 10 acres, more or less, which was sold by J. A. Buckles to Arnold Daniel by deed dated November 16, 1943, recorded in office of Clerk of Superior Court of Dade County, Geor¬ gia, in deed book No. 30, page r52, and excepting also three certain tracts fronting on the Mountain Road, one convey¬ ed to Hattie Wilson, one to Earl McBryar and one to H. B. Buckles, all three tracts joining each other and con¬ taining altogether a little less than one acre. The lands herein described after de¬ ducting said excepted tracts, containing 13 acres, more or less, and being known as the J. A. Buckles Home Place and being the property upon which he was living at the time of his death. SECOND TRACT: 30 acres, more or less, of land Lot. No. 142 in the 19th district and 4th section of Dade County, Georgia, bounded on the North, East and South by original lines of said lot, and on the West by the hollow that runs north and south through said lot. Being the property conveyed to J. A. Buckles by R. E. Cole and S. D. Cole on the 14th day of September, 1942, and fully described in security deed made by the said J. A. Buckles to the saiid R. E. Cole and S. D. Cole which is recorded in office of Clerk of Superior Court of Dade County, Georgia,' in deed book No. 29, page 244. There is excepted from this tract a tract of 3 acres, more or less, off the south part of said tract which has heretofore been conveyed by J. A. Buck¬ les -to Lee Moore and his wife, and being the tract where Lee Moore and wife now live. This July 5, 1948. -7-30 MRS. LILLIE HANEY, Guardian of Noah Buckles CITATION GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY. ro MRS. W. D. PATTON, the Administratrix, and the Heirs at Law of W. D. Patton, de¬ ceased:— You are hereby notified to be and appear at the August Term, 1948, of the Court of Ordinary of said County, to show cause, if any liatrix you can, why said Adminis- should not be compelled to make titles to A. J. Clark as provided in a certain contract tor sale executed by W. D. Pat¬ ton to the said A. J. Clark on July 2, 1946. This July 2. 1948. J. M. CARROLL, Ordinary.