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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1951)
SHOWER FOR MRS. ROY GIVENS Mrs. Tom Riddle and Mrs. Gordon Lee Payne were hos¬ tesses at a miscellaneous shower given in honor of Mrs. Ray Givens, a recent bride. Mrs. Givens is the former Tiny Wallen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wallen. An interesting contest was held featuring balloons which hang from the ceiling. Each guest burst a balloon to find a note inside which instructed her about the part she was to play in the evening’s fun. Mrs. Oscar Tipton was the lucky winner of the prize ballocn. The honoree opened her lovely gifts, displaying them to the guests after which refresh¬ ments were served to twenty- five friends of Mrs. Givens. DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED?**? MORSU . COWS . HOCS • SHECR . MULES UtAD OR INJURED ANIMALS V.gl«, On, Mo w.lLt, A *o Mil, R,rf,wt FREE Of CHARGE ll No, Slir.no. o- DkmpoU *1 WILL PAY PHONE CHARGES ... GUARANTEE PROMPT REMOVAL STAY LOVELY ALL SUMMER LONG 'iTcnr sir Now that you are cut doors more often, you must guard* against what too much sun and wind can do to your hair. With¬ out proper care, it will soon loose its lustre and softness. The perfect solution it’s weekly beauty treatments. Call us to¬ day and set a regular time for weekly appointments. Eloise Beauty Salon Next door to Trenton Baptist Church ***« + -***««**« ooooQOOooooooooooQoooooooP QQPg 9JULSJUL2JUDULO USE OUR Moth Proof Bags OFMOTH 0 RED’S CLEANERS 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 LTON NATIONAL BANK «T CHAITA.NOOCA TENNIXU Market at Seventh 1500 McCallie Ave.—3200 Brainerd Road—1 Cherokee Blvd. Main at Market—East Chattanooga— Rossville, Ga.-Tenn. Member Federal Deposit-Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORG RSDAY JUNE 14, 1951 WANT ADS FOR SALE—1942 Ford. Rebuild motor, relined clutch. Fair tirert. Price S3O0 cash. Can see at house. W. G. Morrison, Jr. Morganville. 3 t p 6-14 FLOWERS FOR WEDDINGS funerals, parties, etc. deliver- ed in Trenton. We are agent £ ;' r Miss Gertrude's Flower Shop. Grays Service Station. HARD OF HEARING? YOU can again enjoy your ra dio, Ch urch sermon; the laughter of friends and family w'ith 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 & Pliysiotherist WANTED—Family to work on Farm. — G. R. Hatfield, Ris¬ ing Fawn, Georgia. BEAUTIFUL Interior Painting and Paper Hanging done at reasonable rate. Free esti¬ mates. See or write.—O. B. Ringer, Rt. 2, Trenton, Ga. 4 t p—6-21 FOR SALE—Young Jersey milk cow, third calf. Can be seen 3 miles west of Christian’s Store on Sand Mountain. — George Lawson, Rt. 2, Tren¬ ton, Georgia. 3 t p—6-14 FOR YOUR WELL DRILLING and Pump Installation, Call E. L. Holmes, Wildwood. Ga., G. M. York, Rising Fawn, Ga. 18 t p — 6-21 FOR RENT—5 room house in city limits. Electricity and wired for stove. Spring water. Reasonable price. Inquire Scruggs Grocery. 1 t p Into;i'! Good things In Life Coke By The Carton Mia HOOKER Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brasfield visited friends in Chattanooga Sunday. Mr. Hayden Strawn spent se- veral days in Memphis, Tenn., on business. Mr. and Mrs. George Ballard and children , of LaFayette, Ga spent lhe week end with Mr and M rs. BiU Ballard. Mr and Mrs W1]lle Pilgrim and children who have spent several months in Venezuela, f lome ou h America ’ , have ^turned Among those who were called !lere * asl week by th e death of 1 Mrs. Charlie Sills Mr. and were Mrs. Ed Gregory, Mr. L. L. Bridgeman and son, of Char¬ leston, S. C„ and Mr. and Mrs. Hartman, of Morristown, Tenn. News has been received here cf the birth of a son to Sgt. and Mrs. Curtis Stephens, of Fort Riley, Kansas. Mrs. Ste¬ phens was Miss Christine Wells of Hooker before her marriage. Mr. Elga Rigsley of Chatta¬ nooga, visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. Florence Strawn and Mrs. L. L. Bridgeman and son visited Mrs. I. H. Wheeler at Trenton, Sunday. Mrs. John Mayhew is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Brad Doyle, at Whiteside. Mrs. Ruth Forshee, of Tren¬ ton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Man- cil Forshee last week. Mrs. Mancil Fcrshee enter¬ tained with a birthday party Friday, honoring her daughter, Sue. She was assisted by Mrs. Novella Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Bell vi¬ sited at Scottsboro and Steven¬ son, Ala., Sunday. Mrs. Stanley, of Huntsville, Ala. was a recent guest of Mrs. Odie Haswell. WANTED—Settled white woman to live with family as house¬ keeper and stay with invalid. Mr. Robert R. Ashley, c/o Double-Cola Company, 1478 Market Street. 1 t p — 6-14 T~V*OBABLY you have never thought of buying Xf national defense “by the yard.” But that’s what the Southern Railway System has been doing. For example, our new ultra-modern Yard at Birmingham... now under construction ... will cost more than $9 million. Modernizing our Yard at Knoxville... now nearly completed... is costing another $3 million. These Yards are necessary defense projects...like the new Diesels and other equipment and facilities we are placing in service. Because of this forward-looking program, vital defense traffic will flow faster to and from mills and factories throughout the modern Southland, speeding on stepped-up schedules to hundreds of destinations ... adding might to America’s national defense effort. True, the “cost per yard” of national defense comes high. But who can put a price tag on national security? President „ SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM ■A. _ / tel WILDWOOD Dear Folks: If you like a good laugh come on out to our Minstrel Show which we will give at North Dade School on Friday and Sa¬ turday nights of this week. Meet Sacharine Cinders, Fushia Figget, and Jerushy iy Muffin and all the others. s. Hear Bea Ford render, and i mean render, the St. Louis Blues; see exactly hew a La¬ dies’ Aid Meeting is carried on in the best communities. The Wildwood Ladies’ Aid is really going to put on a show for you. Billy mice and Stoney spent last week in Atlanta. We missed them a lot and would have mised them even more if Pat hadn’t acted like a stinker while they were gone. The Fehland.s have gone on a trip to Texas. They expect to be gone about three weeks. Mrs. Ersallne Carroll leaves this week to attend Summer School Classes at the University of Georgia at Athens Ga. Bobby Fugatt left for the Navy last Monday. He is sta¬ tioned in California. Jackie Fu- gatit went up in Tennessee to camp for two weeks, but only stayed one. Home is a nice place! If I’m going to get this in the paper this week, I’d better step and gat this in the mail. I sure hope we have a big crowd to our play. To build a, Parsonage and Cafeteria like we are trying to do in the North End, lots of chickens have to die, lots of cakes have to be baked, and lots of capers have to be cut—to say nothing of red tape. Goodbye—see you next week! Mary. FOR SALE—5 room house with small lot, inside corporate li¬ mits. Ready for occupancy. If sold before rented, will take $2G0, lesi» than cost to pres¬ ent owner. See H. F. Allison or M. J. Hale, if interested. 3 t p —6 - 14 i rr rr MYERS PUMPS INSTALLED £ f CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE CO. R 2615 BROAD STREET imi: XE Reddy's l?oundup ... / if "‘V 11 i® A Midville, Georgia, man has cultivated his garden several years with an electric plow that he himself designed ! Keep cool! A penny's worth of electricity, at Georgia Power's low rates, will run an average- size fan for eight hours I Since 1941 the cost of 40,000- kilowatt generators has risen 45%, but Georgia Power's aver¬ age residential price per kilo¬ watt hour has dropped 23X1
