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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
Entered at the Postoificc at Trenton, Ga., as second class mail.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES —IN ADVANCE:
One Year, $2.00; Six Months, $1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents.
MRS. CATHERINE C MORRISON ........ Owner and Publisher
HERMAN V. MOORE .......................... Shop Apprentice
CHILDREN AT THE FAIR
Many of us enjoyed ou- c.-.unty
fair but many of us could have
enjoyed it more if, as we walked
along the aisles, we could have
seen ribbons to show' us who had
won first, second and third
place.
Why didn.t we see those rib-
Lons. Because they were being
plucked eff the c.iinbils
than the fair officials could keep
them on and were to be seen
being worn by children.
Also during the day the cakes
on exhibition had their
coverings torn off and the cakes
showed evidence of being nibbled
on.. .The candy likewise, had the
paper covering torn off and on
some plates it entirely disappear¬
ed. Even the plates of bread ex¬
hibits showed signs of
tampered with
Most of us came to the fair to
see what was exhibited and
won; not to have to ask around
who won this class and to go by
empty plates and to see cakes
' 100 ' 1 the mite
been nibbling on them, AM
children should go and see
County Fair but if they are going
to spoil the pleasure of others
removing ribbons and eating the
exhibits they should not be al¬
lowed in without their parents
to watch over them and make
them behave.
The fair official canrmi, b
everywhere at once, nor do
want to have to call in “the
to take care of this in the
but the Fair is everyone’s
sure and not a p’am ’’
children to se° how much the
can do to spoil it.
local and Personal
News Items
E R. (Sonny) Wells, Jr. is
ill at a Chattanooga hospital.
Mrs. Grace Nethery visited
son over the week end.
Miss Roselyn Dyer or Merlin
ton College was home for
week end.
No school Weinesrtw' t’
teachers were all attending
District meeting in Rome.
Mrs. E. A. Brown of
ham, Ala., spent last week
With her brother, Mr. E. A. Elli
and his family.
We see Mr. Jack Sells
Trenton. He has been with
brother, Mr. W. J. Sells in Hatt
land, Minn.
Err; . . . how that
did drop Sunday
Went so fast and so low it
it ’till Wednesday to climb
up.
E. A. Ellis, Jr. of Georgia
and Edwin Pace, Jr. of
Newman College spent last
end.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hale
Mrs. Frank Morrison visited
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Broome
Chiekamauga. Sunday.
Mr. John Hinton is
a Forestry School in Ky.,
he is studying the
of timber cruising from
planes.
Col. and Mrs. D. E.
and Kathleen and R. M.
son, Jr., attended the Ga.
Auburn football game in
Saturday.
DRINU (£M$e&‘ 5
fVADI-MAIK
TO THE VOTERS OF DADE
COUNTY:
Due to the fact that I am
working man and have a
it will be impossible for me
see each voter of the
again, but I will see as many
possible.
I ran a clean race for
office of sheriff in the
and I will continue to run
clean race.
Your support and
and your vote wil be
appreciated.
Your friend.
J. W. (BILL) LYNCH
Head River News
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By JANIE FORESTER
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Forester had
as their Sunday guests Mr. and
Mrs. George Payne r ncf far'ih
of Lake View and Mr. and ivlr
Phillip Mathews of New Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
and daughter and Mrs- Ferguson
of LaGrange were week end |
guests of relative.’ and friends
hero.
We are sorry to renor fV.n '■
Mr. Cerl Stalvey is ill at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Schimch j
had as their flrr!"” "ur 1 M”
aid Mrs. Gordon Schurch and
Mr. and Mrs. Eo;’d Walker all
.f , Chattanooga ,, and ... Mr and ... Mo.
Marvin Dcdd of Fand Mountain
TEMPERANCE PROGRAM AT
, TRFNTOM !K> BAPTIST IHPTKT rwiRni CHURCH
There will be a TEMPERANCE
PROGRAM at the TRENTON,
3APTIST CHURCH Situi nv
ght, O tober 23rd at 7:RO F M.
This program is given fo r the
benefit of the Community at
- - so every body come and
i 1 your neighbor. No
pon red by Mrs. R. G. Peter-
on,rf Long Island. Alabama.
Tkly checking account pocket, helps
pui money in my keep j
because if helps me
farm accounts |
Correctly. i
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you to;qpek A Ricking account with us
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K AMILTON
NATIONAL BANK
Of CHATTANOOGA UNNUSU
Market at rvcnlh
Main at Market—East t hattar u.(ta—Roav iilr. Ca.-'fenn.
i tnn Met allic \\r. —I’TiHl Rralt.i-rJ Hoad—. Frailer Ave.
Mr inker Federal Deposit I.tfuranie ^Corpora Hon
Member Federal F. serve System
CAPTURE ALL THE FLAVOR ,
WSTH PRESSURE COOKING!
Tried fixing barbecued chicken
in your pressure cooker? It’s
mighty good eating because the
tempting flavor’s all cooked in.
You get the same added tastiness in Fleetwood Coffee.
The exclusive SupAromatized method does the same
thing for Fleetwood Coffee—keeps in all the rich full
flavor of choice coffee beans. Now’s the time to enjoy
a really delicious cup of coffee. Get a pound of Fleetwood
at your grocer's—in tins or bags.
0 , FlCciWBGd
COFFEE
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THE OOOC. LSS iscookec :n - not parched out
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948.
Ranger’s Report
<B -■ C.
'TO FIRES LAST WEEK-
Dade County’s good reccdr still
stands.
While patro’.ing last week we
iound e camp fire which we put
out. We would like to emphasize
that all camp fire; shr-’-'d
"I iguished before leaving
them. If no water is available ‘
oieniy cf dir’ should be scattered i
o' er the fire to entirely smother i
the rake blaze It «- •'ir.i <■>*'’'» j
o the r-pece immediately
. urrounding the fire ho avoid ary
possibility of its spread-
’ a this season of vear when
the ground is covered ” ,! 'h r ’
nnyr'.. tt *c- PV^rV pTC-
p.r.tion that wiH help ?nve the
r *"’* ■'*' 1 nf r
Our Protection TJnit nr°nared
" f ” U' J t P'-'" O'.rSr,
p, p . Mr. Pmdley Holmes, our
' i itrict, Ranger, was in Trenton
cn October 16, and assisted in
Hie nr pg ration of the exhibit' |
whI , h portr ayed the contrast be -1
......, a „„„ unpro _i
ities ected last woodland. Other activ- 1
week included the dis
.
(ribution of pamp hiets, blotters!
r ' b< ’ — 1 s a p 0 f wh!?h car-I
ried appropriate mesmp-ec nboutj
the Also protection large number of our forests. of persons! j
were view" interviewed; revealed that These the people; inter-j
•f Dade County are definitely:
our interested forest in wealth the development and anxi-'. of j
are
ous to cooperate in protecting it.]
RISING FAWN 4-II CLUB
OCTOBER KITH
The Rising Fawn 4-H Club met
October 13 at Rising Fawn Jr.
High School. The offi ers
the year 1948-49 were elected rs
follows: President—Ray Bobo,
Vice President for the
Teddy Camp, Vice President
Ihe girls—Bessie Steele,
—Jo Ann Steele, Trea&u-ar
Barbara Jo Hatfield.
Kathryn Fricks and Program
Chairman Louise Hawkins.
Mrs. J. L. Fricks and M*s. A W
we’-e elec^d as 0 ”r women
r >dvirors Mr. Dewev Ffcdto-A
and Mr. A. W. Sewell were elected
ps our m°n advisors.
We plan to have ouif.e a-few
exhibits at the Fair this year and
nlan to bring a few p-ize-?
Reporter
Kathryn Fricks.
WANT ADS
pair glasses on Horn
property at the foot of
Mountain- Owner may
them by calling at The Times
office and paying for this ad.
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SHARE TENANT
Farmer, Good Land, Goad Tools
And House Furnished*
L. L. McCurdy, Pudding Ridge
Fruit Farm, Rhing Fawn, Ga.
10t. pd. 11—25
SHEETROCK, OTHER BUILD-
ing Material, Chattanooga
Lumber & Coal Corp., 38th &
Jerome Sts. Phone 3-2128. tf
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 i2, Dalton, Ga. 9-25—tf
MALE HELP WANTED
Reliable man with car wanted
call on farmers in Dade Coun¬
Wonderful opportunity. $15
$20 in a day. No experience
rr capital required. Permanent.
Write today. McNESS COMPANY,
Department, A, Freeport, 111.
Here it is, Trenton.
TPo’/ZS/aze/'-o/mis A? ce/v#/
Once in a blue moon the stylists and engineers outdo themselves. They create
goes beyond today and sets (he for *. that
pattern cars of the future.
. i
This is what they have done with the FRAZER for 1949!
Low, sleek and differently handsome it is the trailblazer in style of cars to
Its exclusive colors and fabrics have come.
made the world’s leading fashion
designers fall in love with it. They call it "the dream car”.
The same car, the FRAZER for 1949, has even won the hard-to-win hearts of
the test drivers who must relentlessly punish a car mile after mile for weeks
on end. r I hey say the Frazer makes such driving n*punishment for them ff>,
driving ease and riding comfort "make 600 miles a day a breeze," they say.'
There’s a thrill waiting for you at your dealer’s today. With 100
features, improvements new
and refinements, the 1949 FRAZER is aheed of
its time. . . out front —trailblazing the way for all the cars to
first to 1 eak clean cor e,
£¥■ 1949FRAZ and scrap tradition, the cars from Widow tun
have dor.e it again. Because unlike other "new” cars built ii
the war, they’ve road-proved their dependability—2 Lilhon
miles worth! Value-proved to a quarter-million justly proud
owners. See and drive the new FRAZER now! It’s at your
dealer's. Kaiser-Framer Corporai ion. WilW T?„ 0 .‘vii,-
. lli .» aa
WILLIAMS ifiOTOR COMPANY TRENTON GEORGIA.
Coming Attractions At
The Dade Theatre
MIDNIGHT SHOW
Saturday October 23rd.
“Tonto Basin Outlaws ”
Red Carrigan—John K>ng
Max Terhune
Comedy
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
October 24—25 .
1 “FURY OF FIJRNACF CR"FK”
Victor Mature—Connie Moore
Cartoon
“PARIS IN THE SPRING”
* * *
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
j October 26—27
“THE IRON CURTAIN'
! Dana Andrews—Gene Tierney
Cartoon
“BACHLOR’S BLUES”
* * *
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
October 28—29
Scudda Ho & Scudda Hay
June Havor—Lon McAllister
Cartoon
“TRAP HAPPY”
j NEWS
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20
Call of The Canyon
Gene Autry
I Cartoon
| “THE MILKY WAIF”
SON OF ZORRO
NO EINSTEIN NEEDED
to figure this out: The trained
man gets ahead! You can get
the training you want in dozens
of interesting and ex iting jobs
with the largest business in the
world—the new Army and Air-
Force. Best of all, while you're
learning—you're also earning
You’re making good mcney, and
getting many other exceptional
benefits. The technical know¬
ledge or skill you acquire will
r>dd thousands of dollars to your
future earnings. That’s im¬
portant too. Find out today for
yourself what a career with the
new Army and Air Force can
mean to you. Facts and figures
2 re yours at your U. S. Army and
U. S. Air Force Recruiting
Station, Postoffice, LaFayette,
Ga., each Monday and Tuesday.
Rising Fawn News
By Mrs. Fred Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thomas
attended the Tennessee-Ala.,
football game in Knoxville, Sat¬
urday.
Miss Connie Johnson
Saturday with Miss Fran’is Hale.
Miss Johnson and Miss Hale at¬
tended the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth Wallen and Mr. Don¬
ald Street of Wildwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Jakie West and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Boren
and daughter of Chattanooga,
spent the week end with their
mother, Mrs. Cecil McMahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Castleberry
announce the birth of a mn
October 18. The baby ha? been
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
Complete Coverage Real Estate
* — on — Listings
Fire & Automobile
Policies Wanted
K. F. ALLISON
TIMES BUILDING — TRENTON, CEORGIA
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EXPERT
li Repairing
Watches, Bands, & Jewelry
Every Saturday
John C. York
pamed Terry Lee.
Sunday visitors of the M. R.
Wilson's were Mr. end Mrs. I. B.
Foliaway and Mrs. Margai-et Poe
of Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Castleberry
of Chattanooga were the week
end guests of their aunt, Mrs-
Haley Dean
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dawkins
Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs.-
Bobby Dawkins of Chattanooga,
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gass and
toys of Ringgold and Mrs. Lee
O'Neal of Nashville, Tenn.
*
Miss Corrine Little and Miss
Margaret Woodyard of Keener,
Ala., were the week en^ p-u° o ,ts of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heatherly
and daughter, Jane Ellen were
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith
over the week end.
