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Beaty Barber Shop The shop has been enlarged
Gets Second Chair and will be remodeled further,
Enlarges Space Beaty said.
Trenton’s newest business
the Beaty Barber Shop, TRENTON BAPTIST CHURCH
“landed this week by adding The Children’s Christmas
qnother chair. F. C. Beaty, own- Program will be Sunday night
" ‘ Fred December
of the new business, said 24 at 7 o’clock. There
a, Bradford has joined him and will be a tree and gifts. Many of,
will operate the newly added the children will take part on
,. ia j r the program.
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49 Bad 7 Fit power
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52 Chiu!» biitiipUct 10 LxcUmetion of 36 First person plural
55 Tout contentment 40. Shoep
57 Out ot stylo II. Shelter 42. }oyout
58 B>v toy 1? Ship 43 Near
j 14 ler.y'.ften 45 When
is Prints i n.casuro tb -Pole. 46. lapanese measure
60 State ' ibbi ) Santa s home 48 Meaning
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20, Creator 51. DirectioO
Sounder (pi.) 21 Part oi a church 52. Mother
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2 Man r na.. the shepherds 54. Jewel
3 B j ek 2 7 £4-; shape I pi.) 55. Noah'i ship
4 ?u';«d 23 T-*e trimmings 56 A prefix
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J, mericasi Chrisiniai a3 Gid a3 Cclu mb u 3
The celebration of Christmas in
this country has de 'p ar d peima-
nent roots, although at one lime its
observance was nearly extermi¬
nated.
The first Christmas observance
was shortly after Columbus dis¬
covered America. The Santa Maria
oeached on Christmas Eve and
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ON THE SQUARE PHONE 37 TRENTON, GEORGIA
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rilF DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 21, 1950
all Christmas day Columbus and
his men worked to free her When
it was found hopeless, she was
stripped and as much gear as pos- '
sible taken to the Nina.
However, the Nina was unab’e to
carry all the men, and some were j
left behind in a fort, ti at in honor |
of the season was called Le Navi-
dad the nativity.
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extra generous seating room for
driver aid all passengers.
SERVICES AT
METHODIST
December 23-—'The young peo-
le of the Trenton Methodist
hurch ^ Carols Satu f‘
ay nl * ht ’ Anyone wishing . to
\ ear the ” 1 sing at their door ’
ease ca 1 Mrs A - Dyer
December 23—The Sunday
is having their annual
Tree on Saturday
at 7 o'clock in the Church.
December 24—The regular
Worship Service will be
Sunday morning at 11
December 24—On Sunday
at 7:30 a program of
and a Pageant, ‘Why the
Rang” will be given.
WANT ADS
SALE—Fresh cows and Vi¬
go Seed wheat. Would buy
corn and Locust posts. F. N.
Brlk, Wildwood.
t—12-21.
HARD OF HEARING?
YOU can again enjoy your ra
dio, Church sermon; the
laughter of friends and family
with an Otarion Hearing Aid.
Free hearing test by our con¬
sultants. Batteries for all
makes. Convenent terms.
DR. G. K. MAC VANE
Mill Crossing Fort Payne, Ala.
Chiropractor & Physiotherist
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES repair¬
ing — New service from old
appliances. ‘‘If it’s electrical,
we can repair it.” — Call TA¬
TUM & CASE, Radio Electric,
Trenton. Phone 22.
WASHING MACHINES repaired.
Including automatics. We also
convert gasoline models. TA¬
TUM & CASE Radio Electric
Co., Phone 22, Trenton.
RADIOS REPAIRED Don’t just
have it ‘patched up to work
temporarily. Send it o us ani
have it made as .good as new.
“Call us for the Repair Service
that makes it work! -
TUM & CASE Radio Electric. ;
Trenton, Phone 22.
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(with D ubi-Lic rivetlcs s brake- lining si—
Largest brakes in low-price field . . .
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self-energizing . . . giving maximum
stopping-power with up to 25% less
driver effort.
SAFETY-SIGHT INSTRUMENT FANEl-
Safer. more efficient . . . with over¬
hanging upper crown .to eliminate
reflections in windshield from instru¬
ment lights . . . and plain, easy-to-
read instruments in front of driver.
IMPROVED CENTER-POINT STEERING
(and Center-Point Design) — Making
steering even easier at low speeds
and while parking . . . just as Chev¬
rolet's famous Knee-Action Ride is
comfortable beyond comparison in
its price range.
on De Luxe models at extra cost.
Sisters Have Record Family Tree
Patricia Ann (left) and Martha Lynn Fenguson, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. E E. Ferguson of South Pittsburg, Tenn., for¬
merly of Route 2, Trenton, Ga., are m i g h t y lucky girls this
Christmas. The girls, 6 and 4, respectively, can claim a record
number of 12 living grandparents and great-grandparents.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pope, Houston, Texas; Rube
Ferguson, Scottsboro, Ala.; Mrs. Kettie Fenguson, Pisgah., Ala.;
Mr. and Mrs. A. J Ivey, Hemdgar, Ala..- Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Stalb-
ings, Pisgah. Great-grandparents are Mr and Mrs. E. H. Fergu¬
son, Pisgah, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stallings, Trenton. Both
giTls are taking sir.iging, much to the pleasure of their unusually
large family.
Rising Fawn
Threatens Teacher
The Rising Fawn School is in danger of losing one of its
chers unless something is done about its student attendance,
Moore, Dade School Superintendent, said today. Moore said
decreases in the average daily attendance at the Rising
School have imperiled its chances of retaining its eight
next year.
He added that there was no danger of the school losing
t eac h er tTiis year, despite the re-
rumor s to that effect. He
-aid the school h ool will will onerat operate eon on its its
present schedule for the remain-
er o e year u some
changes may be made next
unless the situation improves.
| Moore said cards have
I ! mailed out to all parents
for their aid in fighting the
ing attendance and the P-TA
i been called on for action.
Rising Fawn school now
an average daily attendance
less than 200, Moore said,
I has a full teaching staff of
eight. He cited other county
schools who have many more
students and less or the same
number of teachers
He said other county schools
are in no danger of losing teach¬
ers due to falling attendance,
but all are faced with an acute
teacher shortage.
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CINDER BLOCKS
(any standard size)
SEPTIC TANKS
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DELIVERED
TO YOUR JOB
Piney Grove
Woodwork Shop
Dade’s Millwork & Bldg. Supply
Amos L. Taylor, Owner
On Gulch Rd. 2/z Miles East Of
Trenton, Georgia
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We, the personel of the
Trenton Post Office
wish to thank our patrons for
their patience during the
Christmas rush and wish you
all a Merry Christmas.
ORDIAL wj-
GREETINGS
M M ' HW ■ /s/ / '
r. Friend, . out j and J turner.
FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE
Raymond Street, Manager
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MAY IT BRING MUCh
HAPPINESS TO YOU
AND YOURS.....
T. S. Renfroe
Irene Forester
S. A. White
W. M. Bradford
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Christmas Greetings
TO EACH OF YOU
j DADE COUNTY PMA
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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Season
JEFFRIES GROCERIES
NEW ENGLAND, GA.
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EXTENSION SERVICE
L. C. Adams
Atha Lee Vestel
Electa Wilson
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AND THANK YOU FOR ALL
THE SWELL PATRONAGE LAST YEAR.
Mrs. W. F. Morrison
TAX COMMISSIONER
DADE COUNTY
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He said the idea of moving
°f grammar school
Fawn to Dade
i School . <not practicar be
was
cause Ri S j n g Fawn actually
, 0r additlonal
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