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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1951)
WANT ADS WANTED: TAN BARK, $25.0* PER TON DELIVERED TO OUR PLANT. WRITE OR CALL FOR YOUR CONTRACT. AL¬ SO SHIP OR BRING US YOUR HIDES. ROBERT SCHOLZE TANNERY, CHATTANOOGA, TENN., Telephone 6-5642 3 - 29 FOR SALE—Land: frith terms to fit your payroll. Amos L. Twylor, owner, Plney Grove Woodwork 2 Y 2 miles east of Trenton, Ga., will sell a track lead of Dirt or strip of Land, tf. FOR YOUR WELL DRILLING and Pump Installation, Call E. L. Holmes, Wildwood, Ga., G. M. York, Rising Fawn, Ga. 18 t p — 6-21 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 FOR SALE—SWEET POTATOES Georgia certified bunch, sweet potatoes seed and choice eat¬ ing sweet potatoes. See or write J. D. Pike, Avans, Ga. 4 t p -3-8. LAUNDRY 4 Day Service. Picked up Tues¬ day, Delivered Saturday Rea¬ sonable Rates. REDS CLEANERS, Trenton FLOWERS for weddings, funer¬ als, parties, etc. delivered in Trenton. We are now agent for Miss Gertrude’s Flower Shop. Gray Service Station. 3 t p — 3 - 8 FOR SALE—Two corner lots in City of Trenton—J. A. Swan¬ son Trenton, Georgia. 3 t p-^—3-8 MAN WITH CAR wanted for route work. $15 to $20 in a day. No experience or capital re¬ quired. Steady. Write today. Mr. Sharp, 120 East Clark St., Freeport, Illinois. FOR SALE — 5 Room house, 5 acres in Slygo. Prank Cordell Route 1, Trenton. 3 tp — 3-22 FOR SALE—Wood Stove in good condition. Can be seen at home of Nevil Stephens, New England. 1 t p CRISMAN Up-To-Date Line of Hardware! 511 Market St- Phone 7-1114! Chattanooga, Tennessee Can p afford onft? Complete Coverage On Fire, Accident and Auto Insurance H. F. ALLISON IINSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. For checking accounts For savings accounts For safe deposit boxes For all up-to-date banking service —Come to the friendly Hamilton National —Seven offices for your convenience NATIONAL « CXATTA900CA Market at Seventh 1500 McCallie Ave.—3200 Bralnerd Hoad— 1 Cherokee Blvd. Main at Market—East Chattanooga—Rossvllle, Ga.-Tenn. Member Federal Deposit-Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System THE DADE COUNT! TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1951 New Salem News We sure are glad our 4-H Club boys and girls did as well as they did with the Dade paper, but they could have done better. (Ed. Note—This Club has been getting subscriptions to The Dade County Times to raise mo¬ ney for their Club.) 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jiles Gass and family, Mrs. M. G. Bradford and Mrs. Willard Daniel have gone to visit their daughter and mo¬ ther, Mrs. Jack Neal in Pear¬ land, Texas. We are sorry to hear about Mrs. John Ploat being back in the hospital. Hope for her a speedy recovery. She will be re¬ membered as Nellie McKaig. Mrs. Olan King spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Leon Moore. We are sorry that Mrs. W. D. Bradford is on the sick list again. Hope she gets well soon. Mrs. R. W. Collins is spending a few days in Chattanooga with her daughter, Mrs. Romie Whit¬ taker. Mr. and Mrs. Grady McKaig spent the week end in Chatta¬ nooga visiting their sisters, Mrs. Marvin Hicks and Mrs. John Ploat. We sure are glad that Aunt Lula Bradford is improving af¬ ter being sick so long. Mrs. Carl Baker spent last Thursday with Mrs. D. I. Jen¬ kins and Mrs. R. W. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Free spent last Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Lewis McKaig. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Gray spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Edson Gray and family. We see that Mr. Troy Martin is driving a new Chevrolet truck. The weather sure has been beautiful. It makes us think it’s time to go gardening, but I don’t think the bad weather is finished yet so we had better wait awhile longer. We are making a start on our new Church ground. We sure hope to get more than the ground started so everyone come on out and do what you can. Everybody come on out Sa¬ turday night to the big Chick- ien Supper at the School. The 'proceeds go to building the new J j Baptist Church. We sure are sorry about Mr. , j and Mrs. Bill Selvey getting their house and all their things (burned up. If anybody has any¬ thing to give them, they sure would appreciate it. Even their cloths were all lost. We are sorry that so many of our children are out of school on account of measles. Hope they will soon settle down so the children can get back in school. In visiting Mrs. Art Moore’s home last week we saw some beautiful chickens. I think they should invite us for dinner some time. In visiting around we see that the neighbos are doing some improving so we want every¬ body to do all they can for the cemetery. New England News Miss Katherine and Bettye of Chattanooga, spent the end with their parents, I and Mrs. Gene Bates and Mr. and Mrs. John Kurek vi- Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Brown y afternoon. Mrs. Steve Derryberry and y e visited her slster Mrs Oswald, of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Osswald returned with them to spend seve¬ days. Lindia Blevins spent Sunday Nancy Crumley. Several around here have had measles. Will all be glad they are over and gone! Miss Cynthia Moore, of Slygo, the week end with Mar¬ June and Cloia Mae Darry- ' Mr. and Mrs. Sam York and attended a family re¬ in Chattanooga Sunday. Pvt. J. W. McClendon, of Fort Ky., is spending a day leave at home with his Mr. and Mrs. Rob Allison vi¬ the Blevins Sunday after¬ Cave Springs News Well Sunday was quarterly here at the Church what a day. The weather terrible. It rained in tor¬ but that didnt seem to we had a good crowd a nice dinner and an es¬ good day of fellowship Our spirits were not by the weather. We Bro. Worley as our at the eleven o’clock Then for the business of 1 in present. the afternoon, We al¬ j Newby was enjoy having him any | Just hope the other folks Enter the Champion Home Town Contest f f dosing dole: March 31 st) w, . . IN HONOR and fame (and cash, rtf coursef) for yew by proving it is alert, progressive. Prove that you and your fellow-citizen* are right in there battling for a better, a champion home town£ This Contest is one in which every citizen can participate. It is based on year-round accomplishments in community betterment. It may be sponsored by your city council, or one of your local civic, religious or fraternal groups. Do your part —help to get your club or your city government interested in entering the Contest and winning the coveted title: “Champion Home Town.” * ,• I Leaflet containing the easy contest rules is yours for the asking at any Georgia Power store, or write the address below. ‘THo'ie 'P'tije 7%ottc(f * THREE $1,000 Top Prizes THREE $750 Second prizes THREE $500 Third Prizes TWELVE $100 Hon. Mentions * GEORGIA POWER ONE $1,000 Sweepstakes , * A totul o* $8,950 OO Cosli I in this Fourth Annual (bwmpiaii 1 * Hometown Content * j- ATLANTA, GEORGIA it as much as the home did. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Maxwell, Chattanooga, were the guests Mr. and Mrs. Lester Forester Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder vi¬ in Tracy City Sunday. The John Warren family vi¬ the Howells Saturday. Mrs. Jim Reeves, Mrs. John B. and Mrs. Will Brad¬ were shopping in Chatta¬ Thursday. Aileen Harrison, of Rising spent the night Sunday Mrs. Aileen Guinn. This is no fish story but facts. Harvie Bradford came by house Saturday with a 2% trout (I think) he had YOUR STATE INCOME TAX IS DUE MARCH 15 th The law requires collection of penalties and interest on late returns. Prompt fil¬ ing helps your State Revenue Department to perform its duties economically and efficiently, and saves you money. Intangibles Tax Returns MUST ALSO BE FILED BY MARCH 15th WITH THE STATE REVENUE DEPARTMENT Make Your Returns NOW STATE REVENUE DEPARTMENT Atlanta, Georgia He didn’t say the big got away but this one broke pole. Mr. J. R. Carson is in Birming¬ for a few days. Sorry to say Mrs. Walker is some trouble with her she had neglected too Mr. and Mrs. James Levann, Alton Park, spent several last week with the Walkers Mr. J. B. Seay has moved away from our community.' Mr. John B. Harrison and fa¬ visited the Bradfords Sa¬ evening. With these nice warm days peach trees, plum and pear in bloom it really looks like spring. DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED?^ HORSIS • COWI . 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