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Both Dade County teams lost
thelr games last Sunday.
Cements beat Rising Fawn
8-5 to knock Rising Fawn out
of first place. D. Phillips led
Rising Fawn at bat with 2 for
3, a double "belted and home run.
WhitweH Dade 13-9,
H Smith' McM-ihan 3 for 4 for Dade
Dade pitcher, hit home
pitcher,
Arions pitched the last three
innings for Dade allowing 1
hit, no runs.
Lookout Valley League
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Cements..............3 1
runnel Hill...........3 1
o!l Rva^f ng „,! aWn .......... I 2
Rya Springs'...... bpnngs ......... 2 2
Whitwell.............2 2
........0 3
Dade County plays Rising
Fawn at Rising Fawn, Sunday,
Rising Fawn plays at Sylvania
Thursday night
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CITATION
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:
The Appraisers appointed
upon application of Mrs. Katie
Dunn, widow of R. P. Dunn,
late of said county, deceased,
for a year’s support for herself,
and two minor children, Glenn
Vernon Dunn and Mary Eliza¬
beth Dunn, having filed their
return, all persons concerned
are hereby cited to show cause,
if any they have, at the next
regular term of the Court of
Ordinary of Dade County,
Georgia, to be held on the First
Monday in August 1951, why
said application should not be
granted and the return of Ap¬
praisers be made the judgment
of the Court.
This 2 day of July 1951.
A. W. Peck,
Ordinary.
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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY JULY 26, 1951
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Maddox Hale, Trenton
ney and Dade County
tative, has accepted
ment as Chairman for
1951 Georgia Crusade for
dom. The announcement
made by Dean
Chairman for the 7th
clonal district, at a rally
Rome. Georgia, last week.
GEORGIA .. POWER
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pansion necessary.
The plant will turn out
1,400,000,000 kilowatt hours
year, enough electricity to
ply the needs of more
a m uii on average
homes. It will provide
power to supply the entlre elec
trical requirements of
west Georgia, from
north and west to the
and Tennesse borders, includ-
j ng industries, business estab-
laments, farms and
By way of comparison,
Branch pointed out that
two units will produce 3 V
times as many kilowatt
in a year as the company’s
tire chain of six hydroelectric
plants in Northeast Georgia;
eight times as many kilowatt
hours asthe Allatoona dam and
about twice the expected out¬
put of he Clark Hill dam.
Conracts for the excavation,
concrete and structural steel
work will be le within the next
few weeks. The generators, boil-
ers, and other major items of
equipment have already been
ordered from the manufac¬
turers.
“The Coosa plant will be a
great asset to the Rome area.
It will provide adequate and
dependable service not only for
the present but for the future
and make possible an almost
unlimited industrial growth in
Northwest Georgia.”
WILLIAMS TRUCK FOUND
IN SHEFFIELD, ALA.
The Dodge truck which was
stolen from Williams Motor Co.
last Monday night, was found
in Sheffield, Alabama, with
half a tank of gasoline in it.
Whoever was driving the truck
left it for a Model T at the Ala¬
bama town and is now far
away
After the Alabama
sr„rs
went after it and stated that it
was not damaged in any way.
There is still no report on the
tires stolen from Kyzer’s Sa¬
turday night.
FORMER PASTOR TO SPEAK
Rev. John B. Evans will
at the Fifth Sunday Union
vice cf the Wildwood
Circuit at the Morgan vi
Church at 11 a. m.
Rev. Evans is a former
and now a student at the
versity of Chattanooga.
All friends and members
urged to attend.
Housewarming For
Mrs. Dudley Cureton
Mrs. Martin Nethery. Mrs.
Montford Tatum and Mrs W.
G Morrison Ji homuea Mis
Dudley Cureton with a house-
warming Thursday evening,
July 19th, at the Cureton's
beautiful new home in Trenton.
1 After a “tour” of the lovely
log home with its Chinese Mo-
dern interior, several musing
games were played. Mrs. Cure-
ton 0 p eneC i her many useful
gifts amid delighted ohs and
j ah’s. She received china, crys-
| tal and several Chinese Modern
figurines and planters which
will harmonize beautifully with
her color scheme of cocoa,
chartreuse and red. The Cure-
ton home has five rooms and
two baths, all very artistically ,,
decorated with blond modern
Drexel furnishings.
The hostesses served delect-
able refreshments to the fol -1
lowing guests: Mrs. W. C. Cure-,
ton, Mrs. Lillian Faris, Mrs.
Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. W. B.
Cureton, Mrs. Henry Gross,
Mrs. A. P. Stephens, Mrs.
James Morrison, Mrs. Hugh
Clark. Mrs. Grace Nethery,
Mrs. Pete Hines, Mrs. J. T. Wil-
son, Mrs. W. C. Lockmiller, Mrs
Cleron Kyzer, Mrs. Jules Case,
Mrs. Granville Pace, and Mrs. t
Kenneth Cureton.
Avans H. D. Club
Plans August Picnic
The Avans Home Demonstra¬
tion Club met Friday night at
the home of Mrs. G. H. Kirt-
land. Mrs. Elliott led the de¬
votional with a Bible reading
and prayer.
Mrs. Robert Freeman gave
some. interesting points on can¬
ning, describing its history as
far back as 1810.
The Club’s Annual Picnic
will be held at Warner Park,
August 13th at seven p. m. All
members and their families are
invited to come and bring a
picnic lunch.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. H. H. Bodenhamer
Reporter.
BID DATE CHANGED
Architect Selmon T. Franklin!
has announced that the bid
date on Tri-County Hospital
.sz,r*wss:
This change was necessary in]
order to give the contractors
bidding on the job sufficient
time to prepare their bids.
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ON THE SQUARE PHONE 37 'TRENTON, GEORGIA
Social Security Rep.
To Visit Trenton
The recent amendments to
the Social Security Act brought
certain self-employed persons,
re S ularly employed , , , farm i^ork- .
ers, and household
under Social Security beginning
the first of 1951.
Pointing out that it is man¬
datory for these three groups to
come under the law the first of
the year, Louis R. Stein, Jr.,
manager of the Chattanooga
Social Security office says:
“The amendments also made it
possible, beginning the first of
January, for certain employees
of non-profit and religious or¬
ganizations to come under so-
cial security on an elective ba-
^ as weU M employee s of the
gtate County _ municipali and
Federal Governments who are
nQt under a retireme nt system,
Stein invites workers and
employers to meet the Chatta-
nooga Social Security repre-
sentative at U. S. Post Office,
Trenton, Georgia on August 7
an d September 4, 1951, at 9.00
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SUN., MON., July 29 - 30
Lullat) y of Broadway
Doris Day, Gene Nelson
Billy De Wolfe
In Technicolor
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TUES., WED., July 31 - Aug 1
Angel and the Badman
John Wayne, Gail Russell
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THURS., FRI., Aug. 2 - 3
Only The Valiant
SATURDAY, August 4
Rustlers on
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OPENING TIMES
Week Days: 7:30 P. M.
Saturday: 2:30 P. M.
Sunday: 3 P. M. (two shows in
afternoon). Close for Church
and reopen at 8:45 P. M.
A. M. for any information and
assistance they may need con¬
cerning these new social se¬
curity amendments. “We have
booklets containing important
information on the new law
By appointment of Dade County Board of
Health in order to comply with Georgia
State law, a veterinarian will be at the
following locations to vaccinate dogs
against rabies. Please be prompt.
Fee $1.00.
MONDAY, JULY 30th
8:00 A. M.—HOOKER COMMUNITY;
WINFREY’S STORE
8:45 A. M.—SLYGO COMMUNITY
\V. P. COLE’S HOME
9:30 A. M.—NEW HOME COMMUNITY
COOPER’S STORE
10:15 A. M.—COLE CITY COMMUNITY
CHRISTIAN’S STORE
11:00 A. M.—BYRD’S CHAPEL COMM.
MUSEUM
12:00 A. M.—RISING FAWN
POST OFFICE
12:30 P. M.—SULPHUR SPRINGS
FORESTER’S STORE
TUESDAY, JULY 31st
8:00 A. M.—WILDWOOD COMMUNITY
TOWNDSEND’S STORE
8:30 A. M.—MORGANVILLE
WELL’S STORE
9:00 A. M.—NEW ENGLAND
BROWN’S STORE
9:30 A. M.—TRENTON
COURTHOUSE
11:00 A. M.—NEW SALEM
CLAUDE BRADFORD’S STORE
and they are free for asking,”
he says.
TRENTON LODGE No. 38
I. 0. O. F.
Regular meeting each Tues¬
night at 8:00 P. M.
