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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1948)
Dade County FAIR OCTOBER IS—16 RULES AND REGULATIONS The Show Committee reserves the right to change any all rules and call off any classes and premiums for causes within the power of the management to control. Every caution will be made rgainst lo.'s or damage, but in no, event will the ommittee he ’iob’e for loss or damage to any exhibit. All exhibits must be entered by not later than 12 o’clock first day of the Fair, which is October 15, except livestock, will be brought in by 10 o’clock, Saturday morning. No article shall be allowed to compete for two prizes. All agricultural exhibits entered in competiton for must be raised in 1948 and must be products of Dade unless otherwise specified in premium book. In case of only one entry in a class, second money only will be given and this left to the discretion of the judges as whether the exhibit is deserving of a prize. A first premium only will be given where exhibitor own competition and second money only where there is no com¬ petition. The executive committee will have complete authority in all matters. The judges decision will be final in all awards. The judges will award prizes on regularly mentioned articles on the pre¬ mium list and may award ribbons on such articles not mentioned. Premiums will not be paid according to ribbons, but by shown in the judges record book, for ribbons do not always mean money prizes, and they sometimes may be attached through mistake, or may be misp’aced or lost. THE JUDGES IS THE ONLY GUIDE FOR PAYING CASH AWADRS All entries must be labelled v hen brought in with name product, exhibitor, name, community and for which class Intended Exhibitors always’have the privilege of selling anything have on display for delivery at the close of the Faij or to orders for delivery. 4-H Club Poultry Chain Show will be held Friday, October 15 Exhibits will be removed after 5 P. M. Saturday. -:x:- AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY COLLECTION EXHIBIT Committee in charge: Pattie L. Boswell, Hugh Clark, Evans, Robert Dunn. These exhibits should well represent' all activities the community or school distri< t, which it sponsors and if sible be sponsored by some club, such as home club, school, veterans training tea her, comumnity farm ation. Three out-of county judges will be secured to this community exhibition. All the exhibits must be by neon Friday, October 15, *and must remain In place Saturday, 5 P. M. The following score card is to be used by judges in these exhibits: Quality 20 points Variety 20 points Educational 20 points Appearance 15 points ^ Arrangement .15 points Originality 10 points * * * WOMEN’S EXHIBITS WEARING APPAREL Girl’s Division (up to twenty years) Dresses—any material; Dresses made from sacks First prize Second prize Third prize Suits or Coat First prize Second prize Third prize Children’s clothing—(such a; : 1. Baby: 2. Over oae year First prize Second prize Third prize Women’s Division Dresses—any material; Dresses made from sacks First prize Second prize Third prize Suits or Coat First prize Second prize Third prize Children’* clothing—Such a*: 1. Baby 2. Over one year First prize Second prize Third prize 4-H Club Clothing First year club work 1 garment First prize Second prize Third prize Second year club work 2 garments First prize Second prize Third prize Third year club work g?<-ments First prize Second prize Third prize Fourth year club work 4 garments First prize Second prize Third prize NEEDLEWORK Girl’s Division (up to twenty years) Embroidery—such as Pillow casets, Towels, Bedspreads, cheon Cloths, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize Crochet—such as Bedspreads, Tablecloths, Doiles, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize Quilts First prize Second prize Third prize Miscellaneous—such as textile painting, stuffed toys, rag dolls metal work, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize Women's Division Embroidery—such as Pillow eases, Towels, Bedspreads, lun¬ cheon Cloths, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize Crochet—such as Bedspreads, Tablecloths, Doiles, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize Quilts First prize Second prize Third prize Miscellaneous—such as textile painting, stuffed teys, rag metal work, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize CANNING Girl’s Division (up to twenty years) Vegetables—must consist of 4 qurats or pints of at least 4 THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 varieties of plain canned vegetables First prize Second prize Third prize Fruit—must consist of 4 quarts or pints of at least 4 of plain canned fruit First prize Second prize Third prize Pickle or Relish—must consist of 4 quarts or pints of least 4 varieties. First prize Second prize Third prize Jelly, Jam Preserves—must consist of 4 quarts or pints at least 4 varieties. First prize Second prize Third prize j Women’» Vegetables—must Division consist of 4 qurats or pints of at least varieties of plain canned vegetables First prize Second prize Third prize Fruit—must consist of 4 quarts *r pints of at least 4 of plain canned fruit First prize Second prize Third prize Pickle or RedLsh—must const;t of 4 quarts or pints of least 4 varieties. First prize Second prize Third prize Jelly, Jam Preserves—most consist of 4 quarts or pints at least 4 varieties. First prize Second prize Third prize j COOKING Girl’s Division (up to twenty years) Cake—such-as: Pound cake, Chocolate layer, Coconut Lemon cheese, Devils food. First prize Second prize Third prize Candy—such as: Fudge, Divinity, Uncooked, M scellaneoir such as Peanut brittle, Pralines, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize Women’s Division Cake—such as: Pound cake, Chocolate layer, Coconut Lemon cheese, Devils food. First prize Second prize Third prize Candy—such as: Fudge, Divinity, Uncooked, such as Peanut brittle, Pralines, etc. First prize Second prize Third prize * * * ; FLOWER ARRANGEMENT EXHIBITS * A * AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS Com—Yellow-10 Ears First prize Second prize Third prize Corn—White-10 Ears First prize Second prize Third prize Corn—2 Stalks First prize Second prize Third prize Potatoes—1 Gallon First prize Second prize Third prize Sweet m Potatoes—1 Gallon First prize Second prize Third prize Cotton — 2 Stalks I5FF“ First prize Second prize Third prize Pumpkins First prize Second prize V ; t Third prize Wheat—1 Peck ’’ First prize Second prize Third prize Oats—1 Peck • f First prize Second prize * Third prize Apples—)4 Bnshel nr-: r’.- ' First prize Second prize Third prize VEGETABLES ;----- : Vz bushel of at least 4 varieties First prize Second prize Third prize * * * * II LIVESTOCK SlOW 1 : BEEF CATTLE OPEN TO ALL Beef Bifll—Registered—under one yenr. First prize Second prize Third prize Beef Bull— Registered—over one year First prize Second prize Third prize Beef Heifer—Registered First prize Second prize Third prize Beef Cow—Registered First prize Second prize Third prize Beef Bull—Grade—nnder one year First prize Second prize ’ Third prize Beef Heifer—Grade *" r First prize Second prize Third prize Beef Cow—Grade First prize Second prize Third prize Beef Type Fat Calves—Grade or Registered First prize Second prize Third prize DAIRY SHOW—OPEN TO ALL Dairy Heifer Pnrebred M First prize ” Second prize Third prize Dairy Heifer—Grade First prize Second prize Third prize Dairy Oow—Milking First prize Second prize Third prize Jersey Bull—Pnrebred—under one year First prize Second prize Third prize Jersey Bull—Purebred—Over one year First prize Second prize Third prize HOG SHOW—OPEN TO ALL Boar—Purebred—under one year First prize Second prize Third prize Boar—Puce bred—over one year i l \ First prize Second prize Third prize Sows—Purebred f ”? * First prize Second prize Third prize Gilt—Purebred 7- First prize Second prize 'v • Third prize Boar—Grade—under •ne year First prize Second prize Third prize Boar—G*.-ade—over one year First prize Second prize Third prize Sows—Grade r rx : ; First prize Second prize Third prize Gilts—Grade First prize Second prize Third prize New England News By MRS. MARY PATTERSON MARTHA JUNE DERRYBERY Mrs. J. L. Blevins had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Price and family, Mrs. Hubert Beckham, Mrs. Lou Ship- ley and nephew and Mrs. Rauda Wilson of Chattanooga. Mr. and Mrs. Pete have moved into our conunuxiny. we are veiy glad to have tne.n. Bony to hear that Bruce Castleberry broxe his leg v.'hne at school Friday. Mrs. J. W. Weathers spent me weeit end with her mower, Mrs. BM iheedlove on band idtuiuam Ray Brackotock, U. D. Wright Jack Mays, and Biine b.a-s: nave niaae a hundred everyday in school. ‘ Keep it up Boys'' Mrs. Fred Maxwell and son Fred of Chattanooga visited Mrs. J. L. Blevins recently. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Derryberry and famhy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Crumley of Tiftonia. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fuggatt and children of Burning Bush visited Mrs. Joe Blevins and Mrs. W. S. Fuggatt Sunday Mary Chambers of Rising Fawn spent the week end with Martha june Derryberry. Coming Attractions At The Dade Theatre BIG SATURDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW October 9 “MR. BOGGS STEPS OUT” Comedy * * ♦ SUNDAY AND MONDAY October 10—11 “ALBUCQUERQUE” Randolph Scott Cartoon “WILD AND WOOLEY” * * * TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY •“ HAZARD ” Paulette Goddard and—Mac¬ Donald Carey Cartoon “QUIET PLEASE” * * * THURSDAY AND FRIDAY October 14—15 ‘Green Grass of Wyoming‘ Peggy Cummings Chanes Coburn LATEST MGM NEWS REEL SATURDAY OCTOBER 16 ‘Night Time in Navada Roy Rogers Cartoon Comedy “LONESOME LENNY” Chapter 7 “Son of Zorro” Health Through Chiropractii DR. G. K. MacVANE CHIROPRACTOR PHYSIO—THERAPY Natural Curative Methods OFFICE HOURS 9 am.-5 p. (Closed Thursdays) 720 North Gault Phone 445 At Mill Crossing—Fort Payne Alabama Complete refreshment __ 7 ^ I j . TRAD!-MARK SHEEP Rams—Purebred First prize Second Ewes First prize Second POULTRY Pen of 4 Pullets—Heavy First prize Second Pen of 4 Pullets—Light First prize Second 4-H CLUB MEMBERS IN NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND i WHEREAS, in the suit for par¬ tition filea by Thomas E. Massey against Bulah Massey Lee on I juiy 29, 1948, being suit No. 9 io ihe September Term 1943 of Dade Superior Court, the Hon. J. H. Paschali, Judge of said Court, entered an order on September 20, 1948, appointing the undersigned H. F. Allison, williams'as''ctommi^io^rs R ,M. Morrison and W. W. to sea the lands involved in said partition suit at public outcry on the first Tuesday in the month in Dade County, Georgia after advertising the same pre¬ mises once a week for four weeks, as provided by Code lection 85-1511 of Georgia. huW 'xxlbRiiuUim, tiie under signed Commissioners, pursuant to the oruer of the Judge of the .superior Court of Dade County, Georgia as above set out, will on Tuesday the 2nd day oi xsovember, 1948, within the legal hours of sale, at the murt house door in Dade County, Georgia, expose to sale and will sen, to the best and highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate, being the property in¬ volved in said partition suit and described in the petition filed therein, to-wit:— pan, oi Land Lot No. 138 in the iltn district and 4th section ot _>uue uounty, Georgia, beginning at the Southeast corner of said rot; thence running West' on the oouth boundry iine of said lot a distance of 97 rods, more or less to a conditional corner between this tract and what is known as me Warren lands; thence Nort'i. uii a conditional line between aiis traU and the lands known as the Warren lands 110 rods more or less to a conditional corner on the South line of wha'. is known as the Logan property; thence East on conditional line between this property and said Logan property a distance of 84 rods, more or less, to a condition¬ al corner; thence North on a con¬ ditional line between this prop¬ erty and said Logan property a distance of 50 rods, more or less to the North boundry line of said Lot 138; thence East along the North line of said lot i3 reds more or less to the Northeast corner thereof; thence South along the East boundry iine of said lot to the point of beginning, said tract containing seventy-four (74) acres, more or less. This November 4, 1948. H. F. ALLISON, R. M. MORRISON, W. W. WILLIAMS. COMMISSIONERS 4t. 10—28. CITATION Georgia, Dade County. To All Whom It May Ccn .ern: K. E. Holmes having, in prope* iurm applied to me ior Perman¬ ent Letters of Administration on me estate ot Josie K. Holmes, mte of said County, this is to cite ail and singular creditors and next of kin of Josie K. Hoimes, to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any tney can, why permanent ad¬ ministration should not be grant¬ ed to R. E. Holmes on the Josie K. Holmes estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this 4th day of October 1948. J. M. CARROLL, ORDINARY. 4t. 10—28 GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY There will be sold before the Court House door in the town of Trenton, Dade County, Georgia, on the first Tuesday of November 1948, at public outcry within the legal hours of sale to the highest and best bidder or bidders for cash the following described property to-wit:— Lot of land No. 247 in the 11th District and 4th Section of Dade County, Georgia contain- TO ALL prize Third prize pi ze Third prize TO ALL prize Third prize prize Third prize* | i CHAIN, SHOW 12 PULLETS ing 160 acres more or less. Said property ievied upon by virture of Tax Fi. Fas. issued by W. F. Morrison, Tax Commissioner of Dade County, Georgia for the years 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938. 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947. Levied on as the property of Dotson and Jarrett and G. W. Jarrett. Levy made this October 1st., 1948, by G. C. Tatum, Sheriff Dade County, Georgia. G. C. TATUM, Sheriff. 4t. 10—28 NOTICE OF SALE Because of default in the pay- ..itnt of a certain i-ndeb.edness which is secured by a chattel .^rtgage executed by M. A. Scott and Opal Smith to M. J. Hale dated August 24, 1948 upon the property hereinafter described, L, M. J. Hale, the owner and holder of said debt and mortgage, whi expose to sale and sell, with- in the legal hours of sale, at the court house door in Trento l, Georgia on Tuesday the 2nd day of November, 1943, the following personal property, to-wit :- One 1942 modei Hudson a door sedan Model 20P having Serial Number P 2029225. Said property will be soid as the property oi M. A. Scott and Opal Smith pursuant to the power of sale contained in said mortgage, and to divest out of them or their assigns all right and titie they have in and to said property and to vest the same in the purchaser. This October 4, 1948. M. J. HALE. 4t. 10—28. LAND SALE WHEREAS, heretofore oil August 5, 1947, Robert Foster executed and delivered to C. E. White a security deed conveying the real estate hereinafter de¬ scribed, to secure an indebted¬ ness therein set out, which security deed is of record in of¬ fice of Clerk of Superior Court of Dade County, Georgia in deed book No. 35 page 596, to which refrence is made for its terms and provisions; And, WHEREAS, default has t?"n made in the payment of the balance owing on said indebted¬ ness according to the terms thereof, which default still continues. NOW THEREFORE, because of such default, and pursuant to the power and authority in said security deed granted and con¬ tained, the undersigned will, cn Tuesday the 2nd day of Novem¬ ber, 1948, within the le-mj horn’s of sale, at the court house do<">" in Trenton, Georgia, expose to “ale and will sell, to the best and highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate, be ing tne same property describ¬ ed in said security deed to-wit:- Three tracts of land, one being a tract of 100 acres, more or less iia Lot No. 3 in the 10th district and 4th section of Dade County Georgia; one being 20 acres, more or iess in Lot 34, in the lota district and 4th section of Dade County, Georgia, and one being 20 acres, more or less in said Lot No. 34, and fully described in deed recorded in office of Cxerk of Superior Court of Dade Coun¬ ty, Georgia in deed book “X” page 60, which description is in¬ corporated herein as fully as though copied herein. Said three tracts containing in the aggregate 140 acres,'more or less, known as the old Doyie or Thompson property, and being the same property conveyed by C. E. White to Robert Foster by ded dated September 18, 1946. Said property will be sold as the property of Robert Foster and/or his assigns, and to divest out of the said Robert Foster and/or his assigns, any and all right, title, interest, claim or demand he or either of them may have in said property and vest same in the purchaser. Said property will be sold sub¬ ject to any unpaid taxes owing thereon. This October 4, 1948. C. E. WHITE By MADDOX J. HALE His Attorney. 4t. 10—28. NOTICE TO VOTERS I am a candidate for Sheriff of Dade County, subject to the General Election on November 2, 1948. Your vote and influence will be greatly appreciated. If elected I will be the Sheriff of all the people and will be on the job at all hours, day or night. Respectfully, HORACE BATY.
