The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, June 30, 1949, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949. Watch Repairing WATCHES, BANDS AND JEWELRY EVERY SATURDAY John C. York Tatum & Case Radio Electric Company . xx x xxx.o«^OQOOcxaoc>ooocciaocx3c»cxxy OPTOMETRIST C. F. KING 17 EAST MAIN STREET CHATTANOOGA, TENN. RESIDENCE PHONE 6-0495 BUSINESS PHONE 6-9528 hC'N rt i vyyoo o ooo oflooooc soooc o oqoooo o ooooeooiBeiaQj INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Complete Coverage i Real Estate — on — Listings Fire & Automobile 1 Policies Wanted H. F. ALLISON TIMES BUILDING — TRENTON, CEORCIA ! TIT** »-» »»»»»» At* » » » »» » » » » » * » » » » » GARDEN TRACTORS & TOOLS CHATTANOOGA PLOWS COLE PLANTERS CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE CO. 2615 BROAD STREET ^"*'1 ****** *********** *A* * * MAJOR GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE 10% DOWN PAYMENT 2 YEARS TO PAY BALANCE V Washing Machine $ 99.95 up Stoves , $ 179.95 up NIGHT APPOINTMENTS General Appliance Company TRENTON AND LAFAYETTE, GA. Between I. O. Wheeler’s Store and Picture Shop CUSTOM HAY BALING And BULLDOZER WORK Attention Farmers if you plan to have your\ hay baled, don't wait until time to bale to make arrangements. Do it now in order that a sched¬ ule can be worked out. DAN SMITH HERB FARM SLY GO ROAD Start Your Checking Accont At American National Bank AND TRUST COMPANY * CHATTANOOGA BRANCHES ROSSVILLE NORTHSIDE BRAINERD ST. ELMO 5022 North End of 3223 ■> s,h) K-ossville Blvd. Market St. Bridge Brainerd Road St- Elmo . ' ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Baseball i Lookout V. League I Trenton 3 — TPM 6 Might seem one of the reasons for this lose were the 7 Trenton errors. Highlights were Stretch ! Scruggs home run; M. M. Stev- ( ens 3 hits for 4 trips to bat; Two base hits were made by M. j Tatum and Stevens. Bill Smed- ley was playing fine all around ball, pitching 6 2/3 innings (G. Wheeler relieving him), getting 2 for 3 and making 1 of the Trenton runs. R HE Trenton 3 10 7 TPM 671 j Rising Fawn ' 1 * Ryall * Springs 3 , j This game was a mound duel between Buck Williams with 7 hits and 1 walk and John Craze ' with 10 hits and 3 walks. Allen, led the batting with a home run followed by Prince with a double. R HE Rising Fawn 17 2 Ryall Springs 3 10 2 Boynton 17—Rock Springs 2 Oglethorpe 5—Wauhatchie 2. * % m July 3rd Rock Springs at Tren¬ ton. Rising Fawn at Ft. Oglethorpe. N. Ga. - Ala. League New Salem 19 — Trenton 9 This was a 10 inning game played to an unusually large assembly of fans. Rain stopped the game for a while in the fifth and the teams seemed to be short of balls, the game hav¬ ing fro be stopped twice to hunt for the last ball which had been fouled out into the weeds. Tren¬ ton rooters, with the exception of Bob Russell, were as usual silent throughout the game but New Salem really had some en¬ thusiastic fans behind their team. Trenton led 9—2 at the begin¬ ning of the ninth. Ed Kelly had been pitching good ball and the team was right in there with him. Floyd Brandon, started the ninth and was relieved by Earl Holmes, who was relieved by Ed Carter, who was relieved by Jim Geddie in the tenth inning. New Salem ran in 7 runs in the 9th to tie the score. In the 10th New Salem ran in 11 runs while the Trenton team seemed to just stand there taking it until some¬ how there could be three outs. Jim Geddie had gone in to pitch for Trenton. He finally just tossed on to Jim Morrison, who had caught the entire game, and the ball was finally caught by the left fielder to make the 3rd out. Hafold (Prag) Moore who re¬ lieved H. V. Moore in the 5th, did a good job of pitching for New Salem. We had some good backing in this game Sunday. R HE New Salem 19 19 Trenton 9 14 * * * Davis 11 — Rising Fawn 3 Looks like things were pretty much messed up for Davis and Rising Fawn this past Sunday as both Rising Fawn games were scheduled at home. The little team had to give up the field in the third inning. That dosen’t seem fair to the boys and we don’t think that should be called a fofeit of a game either. Mt. Olive 6 Shiloh 5 i Mount Olive and Shiloh ended | up in a twelve inning bame Sat- , urday. R HE Mt. Olive 6 13 Shiloh 5 12 * * * Rising at Wildwood July 2ri?f Mt. Olive at Trenton July 2nd. July 3rd Davis at Bryant July 3rd New Salem at Shiloh for a double-header. Sand Mountain News ! Bro. Pat Wheeler preached at , Church of Christ Sunday really preached a invited splendid to J Everyone is and hear the Gospel. Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Daniel Mr. White spent Friday in Chattanooga with rela¬ Mrs. Robert Lacy had as guests afternoon, Mrs. Leverette Jimmie Sue Fossitt and Mrs. Millie E. Daniel Mrs. Una Belle Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Daniel children visited relatives, and Mrs. Mack Crisp and Mae Davis of Cole City Sun¬ afternoon. Mrs. Gladys Sharpton was in shopping Saturday, Mrs. Joe Stone visited Mrs. Belle Stone and family afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sharp- |on and baby spent Saturday night with Mr. Sharpton’s par¬ Mr. and Mrs. Sharpton of Alabama. Mr. Harley Murphy from the Army is home on furlough visit¬ ing relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Johnson and children spent the week end with relatives in Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker have moved to Kentucky to reside. The Seniors from Davis School spent a few days in Washington, D. C. last week. Mr. Brewer Tarpley from Chattanooga visited Mr. and Mrs. Tealous Foster last week. Mrs. Lonnie Carroll visited Mrs. Walter Gray Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sharpton are visiting relatives at Cole City. Head River New r s By JANIE FORESTER Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Matthews and Mrs. Felix Matthews of New Salem spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Forester. Miss Elizabeth Forester has re¬ turned home after a visit with Mr. Fred Davis Jr., and parents of Albany, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Forester announce the birth of a daught¬ er June 10th. Mrs. J. M. Ross and Miss Louise Ross of Rome, Ga., are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. Robert Ross and Mrs. Carl Stalvey have returned from Rome where Mrs. Stalvey under¬ went a tonsilectomy recently . Mr. Donald Holtzhower of Tampa, Fla., is spending awhile here. Little Carolyn Sue Schrock West Brow spent a few days with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Forester last week. Mr. H. R. Johnson has return¬ ed home after taking treatments in Chattanooga. Miss Christine Gass has re¬ turned home after a few wee'cs stay in Chattanooga. Melvin Ross of Lakeview spent the week end at home. Will TbuqhJbcfii By Bill Paulson PISlir “Looks to me like these high taxes are just a means of makin’ every¬ one in the country poor ... so we can have the richest government in history!” ^ JOOOOOOOOCOOMCOOOCCOCX Health Througn 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 MONO-PwC |§J ; ONI-UNIT HEARING AID For those Who Are Unable To Call Write For Information ■oooocoG o ooooeeoocccccor i imniim ] * * + * * *’** * + *.♦ ♦ ♦ » * **** NOTICE REDS CLEANERS will NOT be Open Ju'y 4th—5th or 6th. OUR TRUCK WILL NOT WORK THE (j ROUTE THESE DAYS We WILL be Open for business again Thursday, July 7 W e appreciate your business and hope you can arrange vour cleaning' needs to work in with this three day closing. V m Dyer Service Stalion, Trenton, Ga. 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