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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1949)
J EX US DO YOUR JOB WORK i;:E DADE COUNTY TIMES. TRENTON. GEORGIA notice to the defendant NO. 21. DADE SUPERIOR COURT SEPTEMBER TERM 1949 Si' IT FOR DIVORCE H \RVIE MYRL WOOTEN VS. BESSIE PAULINE WOOTEN TO: BESSIE PAULINE WOOTEN, DEFENDANT IN SAID MATTER: You are hereby commanded to appear at the September Term 2949 of Dade Superior Court to be held On the 19th, of Septem¬ ber, 1949, to answer said matter. Witness the Honorable J. H. Paschall, Judge of said Court, this 8th, day of August, 1949. Graham Hale, Clerk of Superior Court. f aBsaEMm Dyer Service Station. Trenton, Ga. AT YOUR SERVICE WITH FIRESTONE TIRES And TUBES BATTERIES GREASE m WASH JOB f« See Us For Used Radios — Electric & Batteries -:x:- For Sale NEW DODGE CAR 4 Door Sedan NEW DODGE TRUCKS 1 4 Ton Cab and Chassis 1 Ton Cf;b and Chasis USED 1946 - * Ton Dodge Pick Up U S E 1) C A R S All Reconditioned 1941 Plymouth Two 1941 Fords I t 1939 Buick Sedan 1936 Chevrolet Dyer Motor Co DODGE - PLYMOUTH DEALERS Trenton, Georgia EXPERT AUTO AND TRUCK REPAIRING THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1949 WANT ADS HARD OF HEARING—See G. R. MaeVane, 720 North Ave., Fort Payne, for a stration of the Beltone Hearing Aid, about one-third size of the old style hearing This is not available else in Dade or DeKalb ties. FOR SALE — Full blooded sey bull nearly two years Mrs. Mary E. Wood, Route Trentoti. MALE HELP WANTED Reliable man with car to call on farmers in County. Monderful nity. $15 to $20 in a day. experience or capital ed. Permanent. Write McNESS COMPANY. Dept. Freeport, 111 FOR RENT — Our four house newly redecorated. Mrs. W. N. Tatum,, Oaks, Thenton, Ga | s 0 ]j Conservation Hugh Clark The week of Sept 11-19, de¬ signated in Georgia as “Soil Conservation Week’”, will find a jlarge number of Dade County farmers planing and doing im- portant parts of ‘‘Soil Conserva¬ tion Farming” that are done at this time of the year. To mention a few of fU e ones that have been noticed recently. Mrs. A. A.MsMahan and her boys at Rising Fawn have been busy for some time getting win¬ ter cover and grazing crops in the ground. They are preparing a good seed bed, applying lime phosphate and potash to most all of their winter crops. Benton Massey on Lookout Mountain is getting ready to sow most of his cultivated land in winter cover and grazing crops. He has been fallowing his 3 acres on which crimson clover was turned under this summer and is about ready for applying his fertilizers and seeding alfal¬ fa. He also is preparing 12 acres for ladino clover and fescue that he will seed shortly to increase his pasture to about 27 acres of good grass and clover for hogs and cattle. Mark Scruggs in Head River sowed vetch and rye grass in his corn some time ago for winter grazing and intends to seed crimsom clover in his sericea le- pedeza fhis fall for grazing. Mr. Scruggs has pastured sericea this year for his first time and is planning to pasture more of it next year. J. H. Long, on Sand Mount¬ ain, is getting ready to seed pasture and winter cover crops this fall. Most of his cotton fol¬ lowed vetch and is sure really good cotton. R. G. Peterson, just over the ,iine, on Sand Mountain plans to seed reseeding crimson clover in | his sericea pasture this fall and is getting set to sow a lot of his cultivated land in winter cover crops. Those mentioned above are only a few of the ones that be¬ lieve in “Green Gold” or 1 June Grazing in January.” ^009^0000000000^100 30000 SIDE GLANCES ■oocsoooooooooo co I’m glad I am not the over everybody, but I would to suggest some In regard to our State ; way’s upkeep. I get this the grape vine that the our highway south of has not been fixed is that wrecker service is with Papa. I hope this is true for if someone gets and that is what is going happen if the road is not I would hate for anyone to hurt when the road is neglected in order to collect wrecker fee. I do know that the state some small tractors machines, which will do better work than a truck ing a horse drawn machine. i Also if the time and ! spent needlessly on No. messing with the ditches, been spent on the Sand tain road, the road would been in much better shape. I do not see any signs Dade County (I do in 'counties in Georgia) while School Buses are or unloading. School No signs “goad is slick when ,, No rocks , ,. being thrown ,, , anyone, but Dade County needs more school buses. Also we need a Vocational Agricultural I have heard that the two Veteran teachers would do the work if material could be pro¬ vided. Why not use the old buildiag the army gave? Glad to see two more school rooms going up at Dade High. (Ed’s Note—Side Giances is not written by any member of The Times staff but is turned in to us for publication by a ci¬ vic minded Dade taxpayer.) ---o- CHURCH OF GOD—TRENTON Pastor, Rev. & Mrs. Sanders Saturday, 7 P. M. — Y. P. E. Preaching 7:30 P. M. Sunday School 10 A. M. Preaching 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Everyone is cordially invited. Sept. 10th at 7:30 P. M. Mu¬ sicians and Special Singers from Chattanooga. Lota of mu sic and good singing. Every¬ one clcome. - Baseball \ ! i i 4 Lookout V. League Rising Fawn 7 — Wauhatchie 2 Rising Fawn and Wauhatchie split a double header while Ryall Springs won a double header off Oglethorpe to put Ryall Springs in the play off for the last half. Rising Fawn will play Ryall Springs Sunday Sept., 11. If Rising Fawn wins they will be in a tie with Ryall Springs for the last half and the second game will be played to see who will play in the City Series. Wilson pitched and was the winner of the first game at Wau¬ hatchie Sunday. Wauhatchie 2 — Rising Fawn 1 Wauhatchie won the second game Sunday, winning pitcher, Puimlete; loosing pitcher J. Craze. Come on out fans and let’s pull Rising Fawn into the City Series. N. Ga. - Ala. League 4 TOP TEAMS TO PLAY All you baseball fans who want to see a couple of good baseball games, be at Trenton ball field at 2:00 o’clock Sunday September 10. There will be a double header between the top 4 teams in the North Ga- Alabama League to see which two teams go to play in the City Series in Chattanooga. Official umpires from the Umpires Association in Chatta¬ nooga will unpire these games. First game New Salem vs. Avans at 2:00. Following this game Trenton and Mt. Higdon will play. Come on out and see this piay off. New Salem 5 — Shiloh 2 The rain didn’t stop the New Salem-Shiloh game Sunday. The game started about 4:40 and was a fast game. Some very good fielding done by both .teams. Jenkins center field for; (Shiloh made some nice catches; • while Chambers of New Salem made a long run, one handed I shoestring catch. Morris McGuffey was leading hitter with a double and two singles for 4 times to bat. Winning pitcher H. C. Moore; loosing pitcher, Johnny West. Bryant defeated Avans in the game Saturday. Trenton 1 — ML Olive 3 Dowdey led Trenton in hits, with 3for 4. Winning pitcher Head, loos¬ ing pitcher Prince. Risinj? Fawn 4 — Wildwood 2 ( Ra kbit williams pitching’ was , too gocd for Wildwood in Sat- urdays game, when he allowed only 4 hits. FOOTBALL GAME Dade High at LaFayette High night, September 9. | Come on out and let’s make 'a a good showing & for the first same. ____ # _ FctWIl __ Mrs. M. R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fannin spent Sunday with relatives in 'Ashland, Alabama. Mrs. Cecil McMahan spent sev- i eral days with her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Boren in Chatta¬ nooga. Mrs. Boren is reported to be much improved after un- | dergoing a major operation , some time ago. j Mr. andMrs. J. D. Gosset have : returned from Birmingham, i where Mr Gosset has been un- | dergoing a treatment for a heart ailment. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Holloway of Chattanooga were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Milton Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and sons of Arlington, Texas, have I returned to their home after Spending several davs with the Walter Wilson and Milt Wilson families. —» HE Pressure Carrers and Cookers all sizes METAL ROOFING t 10 or 12 Quart Galvanized Pails 49c ea. 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