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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1951)
h ard of hearing? VOl can again enjoy your ra c h u r c h sermon; the , , htcr of friends and family . T, an Otarion Hearing Aid. , r e hearing test by our con- it ants. Batteries for all . u Convenient terms. : eS . I)R- G. K. MAC VANE u t russing Fort Payne, Ala. M & Physiotherist raetor CRISMAN t p. 1 ,, Date Line of Hardware j i ,ja: ket St. Phone 7-1114 , ( hattanooga, Tennessee , jt k OF SALE OF LAND . AS, on dcpiamber 22, V Jennie B. Campbell L>aae superior ouun a a applying tor a Paul¬ ine lands hereinauer '.pea, by a sale ot su*n pio- a division of the pro- oetween her and me r co-owner of said proper- ,,apace J. Campoeli, namea . . naant in said petition. ' " v , iEKEAS, upon the hearing a.i application for partition on September 22, 1951 be- honorable Freeman C. Me l" ‘ u’ade Judge of Superior Georgia, Court an 0 county, was entered appointing : naersigned, H. F. Allison, w Williams and I. O. r, Sr., as commissioners ; V a the public lands outcry hereinaftei after Uv .d, at using the same once a lor four (4) consecutive ■vK-ks as provided by Code Sec- u .n 85-1511 of the State of Georgia. THEREFORE, the un- vUv \ commisioners, pur- "u ur to the order Court of the of Judge Dade u• u Superior set conn v Georgia, as above ouE will on Tuesday the 6th day of November, 1951, within the legal, hours of .sale, at the cour,-nouse door in Dade Coun- ti.orgia, expose to sale and will ,,.n to the best and highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate, being the property involved in said parti- 1011 suit, and described as fol¬ lows : being Tract No. i. Lying and in the 18th District and 4th Section of Dade County, Geor¬ gia beginning on a stake at me original southwest corner of Lot No. 116; thence north with the original west line of said lot 1587 ieet, more or less, to a stake; thence north 86 deg. 30 min. east 547 feet, more or less, to a stake; thence south 65 deg. 45 min. east 1325 feet, more or k.-s, to a stake on the west side of the Public Road; thence north 39 deg. east 263 feet to a corner with said road; thence norm 31 deg. 30 min. east 463 feet to a stake on the west side of said road; thence south 54 deg. 30 min. east 152 feet to the west side of the right of way of the A. G. S. Railroad;, thence continuing in said direction, crossing said right of way, 53 feet, and continuing in same direction 440 feet to a stake corner; thence south 36 deg. west 632 feet to a stake; thence south 56 deg. 30 min. east 175 feet to a stake in the center of Lookout Creek; thence up said Creek with the meanders there- oi in a direction generally south 32 deg. west 476 feet to a stake in the center of said Creek; thence south 85 deg. 30 min. west 586 feet crossing the right of way of the A. G. S. R. R. to the west side thereof; thence south 28 deg. 30 min. west with wes; side ot the right of way of the A. G. S. Railroad 45 feet to a stake; thence north 67 deg. we t 48'4 feet to a stake on the Public Road aforesaid; thence southwesterly Public with the said Road to a stake on the m t side thereof at the inter¬ ton of said road with the nal south lot line of said !o; No. 116; thence west with original lot line of said lot 845 1 - j et more or less to original sou:hwest corner, the point of beginning. Gact No. 2. Beginning at old lock gap of the A. G. S. Rail- sou ; on the original land line between lots of land Nos. 116 anc 119; running south, paral- With Railroad, 80 rods to oppo ite stock fence running Lookout Creek to Rail¬ straight running thence on a lane, westerly line with cen- o; continuing to where hue intersects with the ori- ;. ia - line between lots of land ; 120 and 115; thence east p‘.“. ‘ yL e original line to the lc R °ad: thence northerly • * h mid road to an agreed coir.r: thence easterly with -op to the Railroad; thence f p,; - 0 Lookout Creek with thence easterly to an corner on original line «-m Lots of Land No. 116 line ■ - p thence with original to an agreed corner; southerly fence to a point ae joins W. H. Bi- g ; .and; thence west with 1 northerly ce straight on to Creek; with Creek to nne; thence west with i! ne to Railroad, the point. All of said tract tmng Nos. and being in lots 119 , 120, 116 and n ? 18th district and 4th including °* Dade County, Geor- mill and all f L, . - )m ia mts R as described in s r .T. J- G. Blake to M. a W. E. Brown and A. ‘ n as dated V aie , ’ will June 7. 1884. t 0 be made subject ° v al and confirmation /udge T of the C Dade Superior his • October County, Geor- • 'V 1. 1951. W. Wiliams U O. Wheeler H. F. Allison Commissioners THE DADE COUNT! TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1951 TAKE CHANCES ^ > csib Don’t take chances on repair¬ ing your lamps, washing ma¬ chine, or vacuum cleaner when they refuse to work. Pick up the phone .and call Trenton 22 and we’ll be there in a jilfy. The work we’ll do will be ^ucAiameed, ana cur prices wiii surprise you. Call on J any.ime. TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. Frenton, Ga. Phone 22 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS al’ATE AID PROJECT No. SAP 1062-B (5) COUNT! OF DADE Sealed proposals will be re¬ ceived by tne State Ihgnway ■Gepar.ment of Georgia at General uiiice at No. 2 capnol square Atlanta, Georgia, until xi am. Eastern Stanaara Time, October 26, 1951, lor lurnisning all labor, material, equipment and o.her tilings necessary lor drilling and dynamiting at sliae sections on tne LaFayeue- Frenton road. Otnerwise Known as state Aia Project, No. gap iU62-p 1 5) in Daae County. Tne work will be let in one contract. THE APPROXIMATE ^painti- T1ES ARE AS FoLgoWS 7920 Lin. Ft. 3” Drill Hole (Casing to rock) 6000 Lb. Dynamite (40%) Incl. Fuses and all necessary wiring. Said work shall begin witnin .en (10) days after iormal exe¬ cution of contract and shall be completed, within 80 working days. When contract has been executed, written no dee shall oe given the Contractor, at whlcn time, and not before, work may be starred. Contract executed pursuant to this Notice is binding on the Sta.e Highway Department, as such. Said contract will not create liability, expressed or implied, against the undersign¬ ed Chairman of the State High¬ way Board as an individual, not against any employee of the Highway Department, in his or her individual capacity. Specifications are on file at the office of the undersigned at Atlanta, and at Gainesville, Georgia, where they may be in¬ free of charge. There will be no plans on this project. Copies of the General Specifi¬ cations may be obtained upon in advance of the sum of $3.00, which sum will not be refunded. Proposals must be submitted on regular forms which will be supplied by the undersigned, and must be accompanied by -a certified check, cashier’s check, negotiable United States Bonds or other acceptable secur ty in the amount of $500.00, and must be plainly marked “Pro¬ posal for Road Construction,” County and Number, and show the time of opening as adver¬ tised. Check of the low bidder will be cashed and all other checks will be returned as soon as the contract is awarded, un¬ it is deemed advisable by the State Highway Department to hold one or more checks. If unusual condition arises, the Highway Department re¬ the right to cash all checks. Bidders Bond will not be accepted. $5.00 will be made A charge of fbr each proposal issued. Bond will be required of the bidder as required by law. Contracts will not be awarded to contractors who have not been placed on the list of qua¬ lified contractors prior to the date of award. No proposal will be issued to any bidder later than 12 Noon Eastern Standard Time of the day prior to the date of opening bids. All bids must show totals for each item and total of amount of bid. Right is reserved to de¬ lay the award of the contract for a period of not to exceed thirty (30) days from the date of opening bids, during which period bids shall remain open and not subject to withdrawl. is reserved to reject any all and all bids and to waive formalities. Upon compliance with the re¬ of the Standard Specifications, ninety (90) per¬ cent of the amount cf work in any calendar month will be paid for by the 25th day of the succeeding month, and the remainder within thirty (30) days after final estimate is approved by the Engineer. October, This the 8th day of 1951. STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT OF GEORGIA Jim L. Gillis, Sr., Chairman State Highway Board. All breeds of swine are adapt¬ ed to Georgia and will do well with proper care, Charles E. Extension Service Community News SLYGO The Slygo Church Rev. and Mrs. C. K. Ward children to the first service of the conference Sunday at 10:00 o’clock. Ward is the new pastor of Wildwood Circuit. The communi.y chicken sponsored by the Club was held Saturday at the Park site. The will be used for the park lepment. Tables have made and placed on grounds. Mrs. Harold Dugan and Dor, hy Dugan were hostess the Sewing Circle Wednesday. Elizabeth Dugan, who been ill in Atlanta, has moved to Saint Joseph’s mary, 272 Courtland St. N. Atlanta, Ga. Room 303. would apprecia.e a card or ter from frends. Mr. and Mrs. Harold spent the week end in visiting Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sims Mr. F. H. Slaughter to Ark., las. Saturday. Mr ter will be there for a few work Mr and Mrs. Sims the week end in Memphis ing her cousin, Miss Bety Mrs Slaughter had as guest, Sunday, Mr. and Jchn Sims and Arnold, Mr. Mrs Carl Waddell and Mr and Mrs. K. D. Mr and Mrs. Piess Miles Sandra. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cure on were also her guest the ,, afternoon, .. . Mr. and Mrs. ran ■ a tersen and girls spent last day with Mr. and Mrs. C Watts at their home in Mrs. Watts and Mrs. are sisters. Mrs. Marshall Waddell, and Lynn, and Mrs. Ben -and Diane, from Red were the guests of Mr. and Frank Waddell' and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond son and family, from nooga were guest of Mr. Mrs. Glen Hughes last Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. James and daughter were also gues t. Lavens Allen, from visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and family, from Heights, were the guests of E. L. Mocre family Sunday. C R. Henson and Miss Thompson, from were also their guests. Wednesday night they had their guesi Mr. and Mrs. C. McHughes and Sonny. were enjoyed after supper. Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Marty, Mr. and Mrs, klin Shambaugh, Jean Wanda, from Chattanooga, sited friends and relatives Sunday. Pvt. Robert L. Lawson, is s.ationed at Fort Jackson, C„ is visiting his parents, and Mrs. C. G. Lawson, for days. HOOKER Pfc. Kenneth Coates of U. S. Marines, stationed in Carolina, is spending a with his brother, Mr. Coates, and family. Henry Clyde Kilgore in the U. S. Navy and left nesday for Nashville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Bill grass, of Chat.anocga, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sunday. Mrs. Forshee, of Trenton, sited Mrs. Mary Blessing, day. Mrs. L. L. Bridgman Mrs. John Adams, Jr., Mrs. Bill Ballard and Lonnie Pilgrim spent shopping in Chattanooga. Mr. Milton Lyle was a of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fri da y night Mrs. John Miller spent week end with Mrs. James Platt and Mrs. T. E. Ansley Atlanta. She attended the ding of Miss June Gresham James Goza at the First Meth- odist Church, Sunday, at 3 P. On Sunday she was entertain- ed by her friends with a at Glenwood Spr ngs. She visited Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Se- at Deca.ur. I RISING FAWN ! Mrs. Elgar Hadden remains sericusly ill at her home here, She has had a great number of visitors since her illness. An- other Rising Fawnian who was recen ly on the “serious” sick | list, Mrs. Mil Wilson is conva- also at her home. Mrs. Warner Pierson visited her husband in Huntsville last week. Mr. Pierson who is employed there accompanied her to their home for the week end. j Mrs. James Smy he her parents the J. R. ever the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Washington Lewis and son were guests Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hale Sun day. Mrs. Lois Tatum, who has spent the past two weeks at her home here, has returned to her Villa Rica home. j Mrs. Frank Cantrell, of Eto- wah, has returned here to be TTrl with r L her V»r\*» >v< mo. n Lam her, Mrs. H * Cove f ’ nyp Hale, who is confined to er ! bed. Mrs. L. M. Allison and Mrs. Cliftcn Cagle attended the Mountain Day ceremonies at Berr y Sch °ols Saturday, which wa * the birtoday of Miss Mar- Itha Berry. Rev - Joe Bak er, n * w Meth * minister, and his wife and daughters were enthusiastically into the Rising Fawn Ch urch Sunday by the congre- e ation - Ml 'S- Baker sang beauti- ^lly at the Church hour. Several from Rising Fawn at- 'tended the bridal shower for ^ Jlmmy JohMt(m Frlday which was given by Mrg Carroll Crane an d Mrs. Gerald chandler at the former’s hQme i Mr and jj g. Hawkins, of Cloverdale, announce the birth of a dughter. NEW ENGLAND Pfc. Alvin Castleberry and Pvt. William (Punk) York, of Fort Jackson, were home for the’ week end. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Derry- berry had as their Sunday af- ternoon guests Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gearrin, of Rising Fawn, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bent Cole, Mr Mrs. Roy Gearrin, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crumley and Nancy. | spent Mr - the and week Mrs ’ end Willie with Roberts rela- tives in Alabama. Louise Bates spent Sunday with Nancy Crumley Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Raines visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Stone over the ■ week end Mrs. Dave Raines and Mrs gj eve Derryberry were shopping Chattanooga Saturday, i Miss Flora Lee Lynn Jean- nette Gilbreath and Be.hye Derryberry were the girls from here who attended the F. H. A. mee ting held in Marietta Sa- I ,urda. A nice time was reported by the girls. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Underwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Raines Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Tucker ufhd family visited her parents, Mr and Mrs D. T. Brown and fa¬ mily over the week end. HEAD RIVER Mrs. Stanley Walsh, of Ro¬ chester, N. Y., and Mrs. George Lawson and little son, of Ma- ri:n, N. Y.„ have returned home 1 after spending a few weeks here with their parents, Mr. and * Mrs. John Konrad, Miss Grace Johnson, of Chat¬ tanooga, visited her brother, Griff, last Sunday. Mrs. B. W. Holtzhower and Mrs. R. L. Ross are still on the sick list. Mrs. Holtzhower has been in the hospi al for several weeks but expects to return home in a few days. Miss Jeanette Mcore, of New Salem, spent last week end with Miss Im °g en e Schurch. R ev. and Mrs. Cur.is Williams and daughter, of High Point, f lt ' d M 'f- J ° to K « nra < 1 last Sunda 'ternoon. . >' a Mr - and Mrs. Gordon Barnes and children recently visited Mr - and M rs - Keys, of High Point. Mr. Paul G. Laird and family, of Hiram, Ga., spent Sunday with Hugh Forester and family. Mr. Laird is postmaster at Hi¬ ram and is an old school ac¬ quaintance of Hughs. STAR ROUTE Mrs. Mary Whetzell has been in Chattanooga for a week, vi¬ siting her son, Mr. Frank Whet- zell, and Mrs. Whetzell, who have a new baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Byerly, of Columbus, Ohio, were the week end gues.s cf the Rev. and Mrs. R - z - Thompson. j ^ r - and Mrs. Russ Wilkerson announce the birth of a son, |October in Chattanooga. 5, at Erlanger hospital . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hixson are vacationing at Dundee, Florida. They will be the gues s of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood, j former The annual residents singing here, at the Shiloh school will be held Sun- da >L October 14. Everyone is welcome. T lo TL 1 ii6 fcditor rj‘. and J All Ill! Citizens of Dade Co. Greetings: We are reminded of our wonder fu , ccuntry and j for one u with all they have said about it. W(? have rich land and we don’t have our homes flooded as has been the case out in the •West. Our mountains give torna-! us! comparative safety from does. We also have some very fine people in our county. I am sure that most of us want it to be a county well- thought of wherever it is known. It is up to everyone of us to make a favorable impres¬ sion on outside people we come in contact with, and there is no one in the whole county who can have more effect on our re¬ putation than the peace offi¬ cers. Highway No. 11 runs through the county from one end to the other, and most any day you can see cars with tags from New York, California and most every other state in between. It is the duty of all of us, in¬ cluding our peace officers, to help them in any way that they would like to be helped. It is the duty of our officers to en¬ force the law and I am with them on that. They can do that in a way that can give the county a black eye. Let’s take a case like this: suppose a man who had AN£U MAIL YOUR REPORT OF PROGRESS BY OCTOBER 22nd. The Champion Home Town Contest Ended October 1st. All projects completed or underway for the previous twelve months should be included <n your scrapbook. MAKE A GOOD REPORT-PUT SOME PORCE IN YOUR 010 FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP! GEORGIA POWER ------------- 'DtvixtiOtt spent four years or more i World War II, in Oermany, pan, Korea, and other and was hurt while In should be driving through county and to the best of knowledge was complying all state laws. One of his goes flat, so he pulls over to side of the road to fix it. The law comes along, him, and finds that the car j n some way not properly gistered, although the thought it was. The law him in, leaving his wife two babes stranded on the with a three-wheeled car. threatened to throw him in if he made any kind of move care for his family. This where the “black eye” for county is given. Let's not have such things happen in our grand The afore-mentioned that ha PP ened here has been good for the g °° d ° f county. I think it is the duty of of us in the county to strlv much as God will give to make our county moral, and A Dade County Citizen. ^ Lynchs report about above case: > sta * ;e Trooper saw a a flat tire parked Canp afford onft? Complete Coverage On Fire, Accident and Auto Insurance H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. * * ********** * * »*»*++**»»»»»»»»»» MYERS PUMPS INSTALLED 6 CHATTANOOGA HARDWARE CO. 2615 BROAD STREET * * + ******* + + + ***** + -n + ****** + * + -n Hi K hwa y No. 11 recently, with an Improper license tag, so the Trooper arrested the driver, a Mr. Steele, brought him to Trenton to make bond, and also brought t&e tire along to have it repaired at Kyzer’s Service Station. The family was not brought along because State Troopers are not allowed to haul pas¬ sengers other than law officers and persons under arrest. In case of sm accident a damage suit against the State would have followed. Smokey Says: lEy. —u_mj £ j WHAT A SHAMEFUL) " »' Can you realize the waste and dam¬ age one little measly match can do to a forest of g'-'^ts?
