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COLE CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Garner,
Jr., are the proud parents of a
baby girl which they have
named Charlotte Diane.
Mr. M. C. Crisp is visiting her
sister who is ill in Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crisp are
announcing the birth of a boy.
Doloris Hurst, of Gadsden,
Ala., is visiting Linda Ballard.
Betty Sue Morgan visited .
Shirley Stalling, Sat urday
night.
Miss Myrna Lea visited her i
sis er, Mrs. Joe Neely, last
wee The ^- annual all-day singing j
will be held at New Home Bap-;
tist Church, Sunday August 5.
Everyone is invited. j
We are glad to have Grandpa i
and Grandma Morgan back in
th ecommunity.
Mrs. Sue Reeves visited her
mother, Mrs. Winnie Richards,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Griffin and
family have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Cooper.
Mrs. W. B. Haynes is home
from the hospital. She has her
nieces, Jean and Carol John¬
son, from Jersey City, N. J., vi¬
siting her.
Trenton-LaFayette
Highway Surveyed the!
Surveyors ore working on |
Tremon - La Fayette highway,
announced John Bleckley, of
the Highway Department, Tues¬
day. Tool sheds have been built
on the mountain, so work must
be about to begin.
„ Due to , old right of way plans
of „ X1 the Sand _ Mountain .. . . road, „ . Me.
Bryar _ Bros.’ new store , . buildup .... „ I
is loci *ted about seven feet (
across e me, so e c rya s
have given their consent to the
State Highway Department to
cut off the corner of the store _
next to the highway in order
to provide an unobstructed view ,
down the highway for motor-j
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SUPPER AT • • |
COMMUNITY HOUS
There will be a supper at t e
N. England Community House, ■
Saturday night, August 4.
All you people who want a
good supper and don t want to,
cook, come on out! e wi
serve chicken, vegetables, pies,
cakes and cream with drin .
Proceeds from this supper
will go to the Methodist Church
H. D. COUNCIL |
WILL MEET MONDAY
Home Demonstration Council
will meet Monday afternoon at
2:00 o’clock at the Court House.
All members who have scrap
pa per to sell can bring it in. (
BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS
WANT ADS
MAN WITH CAR.—Would you
like to increase your weekly 1
income $20 to $25 or more; , !
during your spare time sel-
ling Rawleigh Products to j
consumers in Dade County?
Write Rawlaigh’s Depart-
ment GAH-10-247, Memphis,
Tenn.
3 t — 8-16
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the thief who stole my dog.—
L. C. Adams.
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around Trenton, Ga. area.
Contact Mr. James C. Mad¬
dox, P. O. 311, Fort Payne,
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ns for the highest cash price,
we have buyers from through¬
out the South with rolls of cash
for any car that will roll.
EVERY DEAL A CASH DEAL.
Sale every Saturday 1 P. M.
rain or shine. Phone 6339 (col-
lect) for an early number. We
specialize in the sale of Real
Estate.
J. L. TODD AUCTION
COMPANY
302 West 3rd St. Rome, Ga.
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY AUGUST 2, 19pt
RISING FAWN
There was quite a bit
hustle and bustle up in
Saturday
caused by the Baptist
getting ready for
which they served
four till eight p. m.
are that they cleared twice
amount they had set out
raise, and the proceeds will
added to the fund for
of the Church.
Hot dogs, .slaw, pickle
a n ki nds 0 y C ake, cupcakes,
veral flavors of homemade
cream, and lemonade and
were served to a
crow d of youngsters and
ups
The Bobos are the proud
owners of a black ’51
Word has gone around
Jim Todd has built a new
around their yard.
Son Bobby disappeared
other day, as do all
before they reach the age
maturity, and was found
specting the soundness of
cross ties which support!
railroad tracks.
Marie and Jakie Smith,
children, Becky and
and the Ed Heatherlys
children, from
enjoyed an outing on
mauga Lake, Sunday.
The Wilson and Harrison
milies have been in a
the past week... little
Ru ^ '\ f rlve !, ,
and has already charmed
way into their hearts.
the most excited was big
a „f y '
If anyone is interested in
the „ Cannery, it .. is
6
ready for use. Just T , notify ........
or .. Mr. Street _. , at , the ,, _
R day ahead Qf Ume
AU Homg Demonstration
members who are planning
D Camp at DeSo
the , Mt Qf ^ month ,
Mrg De Brad{ord Qr
know immedi
ate i v
The w g c g me , fc
night at the home
R. P. Fricks for a
gram about songs from'
books. Several
read j n f orma ti on a bout
writers Qf the
and Mrs. R. C.
pIayed songs
m and Mrg Jake West> Lar
ry and Tommy, were guests
Cecil McMahan and
Kirk, Sunday.
cMahan is heme from
General Hospital.
Don’t forget the Book
down at Fricks’ store.
open Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday afternoons.
Kakie Fricks has
j rom o a ytona Beach
Miami| with a nice Florida
Quests of t he Milt
have been Mr. and Mrs.
Smith and daughter, Janet,
Hixson.
Vacationers in town are
and Mrs. Bedford Lampkin,
are visiting Miss Bess
May is in Birmingham
. a short stay with relatives.
Home on a thirty-day
lough is Ray Castleberry,
recently was stationed in
many. Mr. Castleberry
ill at Lawson General
in Chamblee Ga.
The L. M. Allisons did
a bit of dining out the
week end. Thursday night
were supper guests of Mr.
Mrs. Bob Forester in New
land, Friday night they
other friends, while on
day night, they had dinner
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jacoway
Chattanooga. The Allisons
entertained with a family
ner Sunday with about 23
sent. Mr. Allison’s brother,
sell, and wife, from
Texas, visited here last week.
CLOVERDALE
Showers have been
general. . corn and
have been helped quite a lot.
Mr. Peck’s road crews
done the best job of
that has been done in
years.
The Ed Bibles had as
end visitors, Frances and
band> Ben Alford, of
They recently spent two
in Augusta, where Ben was
camp.
Two new babies were left
the community last week.
and Mrs. Ed Morgan and
and Mrs. J. P. Forester
have fine fi ^ boys.
A two-week’s Vacation
Study is in progress at
church.
Mr. W. C. Amos killed a
rattlesnake in his garden
week with eleven rattles.
Community News
WILDWOOD
Dear Folks:
Fannie Lea came in the
the other day, and she
“You jus: have gobs of
and you don’t write a line
it.” “What’s wrong?” I
there blank a.s a board and
began reminding me of a
choice tiddits which
have been in the paper a
while ago, but 'they’re
i news. Mennie Lea has gone
New York City to visit
{ Worth’s working a show at
Booth Theater and
on the side, they’re
to do all the things you
about. They’re been up in
Statue of Liberty, gone
shopping down the
Fifth Avenue, visited the
netarium,, etc., etc. But
dentially, I believe
tiring of the bright lights.
J. F. and Dorothy
and family have moved
Texas from California.
came on here and today
entered Campbell’s Clinic
an operation.
There will be daily
meeting aU the
House in behalf of the
Revival. The hour 'is 9:00 A.
We welcome everyone to
with’ us.
When Johnny Me and
got ready to go back to
Billy Mike and Stoney
ready to go with them. Of
the excuses you ever heard
they had them all. They got
go, but the reason will
make you laugh. The
,hey got to go was—to give
an excuse to go to Atlanta
see the improvements on
and Eva’s house. I’m
down Thursday, Goody,
Why don’t all you
folks bring a covered dish
eat supper with us the last
turday night in the
Um-m-m, we had the
supper Saturday night,
plete with fried chicken
home-made ice cream. You
shoulda been with us.
The church has a new
ing and some new wiring.
will be another working
Saturday. All you men who
off—come on down and help
us fix our church up.—please.
Gee, this is getting much
long.
So long till next week.
Mary.
NEW ENGLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
spent the week end with
Wiliam Crowe of
Tenn.
Willie Roberts spent
days with relatives in
Pvrts. Spencer and
(Punk) York, of Fort
S. C., spent the week end
their parents, Mr. and
Sam York. While home,
spent a while with Miss
Anne Sizemore and her
ents. The boys certainly
ed the week end at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville
ryberry, of Chattanooga,
Sunday afternoon with his
cle, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
berry and family.
Mr. arid Mrs. T. R.
and family of LaFayette
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Doyle
l Larry, of Tiftonia, were
tors of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Brown over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Obie
of Chattanooga, visited
atives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gold,
Chattanooga, spent
with relatives.
Pvt. J. W. McClendon, of
Campbell, K. Y„ and
Charles Bryant of Fort
were two more of our boys
on week end passes this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
more and family spent
with Mr. and Mrs. Charley
more and Dorris.
Miss Virginia York and
nora Barnes, of
spent the week end with
; and Mrs. Sam York and
i Several !rom here
the ball game at Rising
1 Sunday, in which Trenton
Rising Fawn played.
A NOTE OF THANKS
The W. M. U. of Rising
Baptist Church wishes to
press their sincere thanks
everyone who helped with
Saturday evening supper
make it a success.
The proceeds which
ed to $72.55 will be used to
complete the Church.
Again, we say, “Thank
one and all, for your help.
Mrs. J. Z. Bobo.
HOOKER
Mrs. Line Redding, of Wild¬
wood, spent Sunday night with
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Adams.
C. M. Smith, Jr., has return¬
ed from a vacation trip to Pen¬
sacola, Jacksonville and other
places in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tittle and
Miss Elzada Tittle visited Mr.
and Mrs. Walker Austin and
family in Bridgeport. Tuesday.
The Hooker Demonstration
Club met at Mrs. Tom Carroll’s
at Wildwood, Thursday p. m.
McClure gave an interesting
demonstration on short cuts in
the home. It was decided to
have the club picnic at Blue
Springs at Wildwood, August
27. A large crowd was present.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Novella Ballard and
children spent Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith.
Glenda Mitchum spent the
week end with Patricia Pilgrim
at Tiftonia.
Miss Aruelia Winfrey is ill at
her home here.
Miss Alice Faye Williams
spent Tuesday in Chattanooga.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bailey, Sunday, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie McNabb and Miss
Ruth Degram and Charles Me
Nabb, of Whiteside.
Mr. and Mrs. Degram, of
Kentucky, have moved into this
community.
Edna June and Minnie Lou
Ballard spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Billie Bum-
pus at Whiteside. j
SLYGO
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hughes had
as their guest last Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
Ada Gross, and Mrs. Sarah
Scott, from Chattanooga, and
Mr. and Mrs. B. Cassidy, from
Cleveland. Mrs. Cassidy is the
former Miss Olva Lee Brown.
Mrs. Bill Hughes was one of
the group of teachers who
went to Atlanta, Wednesday,
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reeves,
Judy, and Brenda, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Grant
and child in Rossville,, Sunday.
Mr. Harold Dugan has been
taking his vacation for the past
week,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Street
had all their children and
grandchildren as their guest,
Sunday. They are Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Smith, Charles Jr., Kay
and Lanny. Mr. and Mrs. Bu¬
ford Street and Bebe Ann, and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Du¬
gan went for a fishing trip last
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Venoah Weese, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Williams. They stayed
Saturday night in Crossville,
and Sunday went to Cumber¬
land Mt. State Park for a pic¬
nic.
Mrs. Bill Austin and Betty
are to return to Chattanooga
this week after visiting rel¬
atives here for the past two
weeks.
The Benton Pattersons are
driving a new Ford.
The next meeting of the Slygo
Valley Improvement Club will
be held at the regular date, on
the second Tuesday night in
the month. This will be held at
the church, and all who are in
anyway interested are urged to
attend.
COLE CITY
There will be an.all day ser¬
vice and decoration at Shanty
Town Church, August 19. Every
body invited.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Garner are
the glad parents of a baby girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Griffin
and children, from Cleveland,
Ohio, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Alice Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Rich¬
ards are spending a few weeks
with his mother, Mrs. J. V.
Richards.
Miss Bet:y Sue Morgan, from
Trenton, spent the night with
her grandmother, Saturday.
There is a Revival going on
at New Home Church. Rev.
Ashley is doing the preaching
Many souls are being saved. We
hope k will continue as long as
the Lord sees fit, for the labors
are few and the harvest is at
hand.
WE SELL typewriting paper,
white and yellow second
sheets, thin paper marked
“copy” and two sizes of mi-
meo paper.
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
NEW SALEM
Well, at last we see seme
putting rock around the
Salem School house. We
they can finish it before
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
and family were in
Florida, last week.
We are sorry that Granny
Guffey is still on the sick list.
There is a large group
tending the singing
which will go on this week
next at New Salem
Church. Mr. Dan Williams is
charge of the school.
We are glad to hear
Mrs. Grady Smith is
after a serious operation.
The intermediate
School Class of the
Church had a wiener roast
the Gulch Park last
night. A good time is
We invite all boys and
who are not in Sunday
to come and join us in
class.
We are glad to see Red’s
Cleaners truck starting a
out here on Monday and
day,
Sorry to report that Mrs.
Tom Massey is in the hospital
where she has undergone
operation. We wish for her
speedy recovery.
Work on the Lookout Moun¬
tain road Is about to begin.
Tool houses have been placed
at the top of the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bradford
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Olen King, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Linton Johnson
and family, and Mr. Johnson’s
sister and Miss Lola Moore,
from Oak Ridge, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Art Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner Morrow
and daughter, of Rossville, vi¬
sited Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gray,
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore
having a well drilled at
home.
NOTICE
All members interested in
tending the Garden Club
cheon at the Glass House
Chattanooga please meet
Gross’ store in Trenton at
The luncheon is at 1:30.
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BASE BALL
Rising Fawn overcame a 3 to
1 lead that Dade County held
until the seventh inning.
This was one of the best
pitched games of the season, I
think, and according to all
other reports I’ve heard. If
here had been good backing
behind Pinkney Williams and
Ed McClendon the score at the
end of the game would have
been 1-0 or 0-0 with some er¬
rors on both sides which al¬
lowed about 8 to 9 unearned
runs to come in.
We can’t put the blame on
the pitchers in this game.
Smith relieved McClendon in
the seventh inning for Dade
County and pitched 2 innings
with no runs. We fans didn’t
agree with manager J. B. Ged-
die in pulling Ed when it was
the errors of some of the other
players.
Schedule for Sunday
Dade County at) Tunnel Hill;
Rising Fawn at Ryall Springs.
Thursday night,, August 9,
Rising Fawn plays at Ft. Payne.
All you Dade County baseball
fans come on out and see the
game.
TRENTON WHIZ KIDS, 4;
BRAINERI), 0.
The Trenton Whiz Kids won
over Brainerd 4-(ty, Monday
night, at Darwin Field.
LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
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GIVE YOUR SKIN A TREAT
The hot summer sun can take
the life right out of your skin.
One of our facials will tone up
your skin and give the natural
oils a chance to function again.
For new loveliness call for an
early appointment or come
anytime. You’ll be well-pleased
with the results.
Eloise Beauty Salon
Next door to Trenton Baptist
Church
