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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1951)
NOTICE OF AN ELECTION A City of Trenton election due to be held on Tuesday, cember 4th, that being the Tuesday in December. The charter provides that Recorder .shall keep his traticn book open thirty preceding the election and it shall be closed five days fore election. Residents Trenton who are not in the City’s Registration should do so. The charter also provides all persons who desire to have their names placed on the of¬ ficial ballot shall notify the City Recorder in writing not less than ten days prior to the election, what office they are a candidate for. Mayor and City Council of Trenton. ELLIS MAYO BURLEY MAYO VS. J. B BETHUNE ACTION TO FORECLOSE LA¬ BORER/S LIEN ON REALTY IN DADE SUPERIOR COURT TO: J. B. Bethune, Defend¬ ant, whose address is unknown: You are hereby notified that the above captioned action was filed in the Superior Court of Dade County, Georgia, on the 25th day of September, 1951, in the office of the Clerk of said Court, and by virtue of an order for service by Dublication which was signed by the Judge of said Court on the 22nd day cf Octo¬ ber, 1951, you are hereby com¬ manded to be and appear at said Court within sixty (60) days of the date of said order for service by publication, and on the 23rd dav of November, 1951, to answer in said matter. Witness the Honorable Free¬ man C. McClure, Judge of said Court, this the 23rd day of Oc¬ tober, 1951. Graham Hale Clerk of Superior Court of Dade County, Georgia. 4 t — 11 - 15. WANT ADS PIGS FOR SALE—Can be seen at my home in Trenton. — A. L. Dyer. 3 t — 11 - 1 FOR RENT—Two rooms, furn¬ ished, with private bath, $35 month. No children. Mrs. W. N. Pierson, Rising Fawn. FOR SALE—New 4 room house with light:? and water and 4*9 acres in nice orchards, berries and grapes. — G. H. Hatfield, Rising Fawn, Ga. 3tp — 11-15 RELIABLE MAN WITH CAR wanted to call on farmers in Dade County. Wonderful op¬ portunity. $10 to $20 in a day. No experience /or capital required. Permanent. Write today. McNess Company, De¬ partment A, Freeport, 111. 2 t p — 11-1 LOST—5 Hampshire black face sheep. Vicinity of Johnson's Crook, Rising Fawn. $10 re¬ ward for information leading to their recovery. Jack Shafer, Route 1, Rising Fawm, Ga. 3 t p -11-8 FARM FOR SALE 66 acres on Sand Mountain on school and mail route. Creek running through farm. Gooi house, running water am electric lights. 35 acres clear ed, 5 acres in tame pasture balance in regular pasture Also Allis- Chalmers tractor with tools. Also for sale, $100 piano, refrigerator, table top oil stove. See H. F. Allison or O. B. Ringer, Trenton, Ga. 10 t p — 11 - 15 HARD OF HEARING? YOU can again enjoy your ra¬ dio, C h u r c h sermon; the laughter of friends and family with an Otarion Hearing Aid. Free hearing test by our con¬ sultants. Batteries for all makes. Convenient terms. DR. G. K. MAC VANE Mill Crossing Fort Payne, Ala. Chiropractor & Physiotherist WANTED TO BUY! PINE PULP WOOD If interested, write or call NORTH GEORGIA PULP WOOD CO. FRED WILLIAMS Phone 918 XW Or ED CALDWELL Phone 827 c/o DAVIS HOTEL CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA drink News CAVE SPRINGS Our community was shocked and saddened by the death of Mrs. Morgan. It calls to our at¬ tention the power of God to * d to take away ° ur sym ' pa ., hy out to this goes family in their loss of wife and mother ^ af" harto anstr 11 Twvp time ime, so so lets lets all all pray Drav and and strive T^eomp^ 101P UadJ ' whenever Our entire county was shock- ed at the awful thing that hap- pened to Mr. June Nesbitt, one of the most cruel inhuman things we have ever known of. Nobody eats or sleeps with any peace of mind since it happen- ed wondering who will be next to fall victim of the lawless ones. It behooves every citizen and resident of Dade Co. and surrounding territories to put forth every effort possible to bring the culprits to justice. Glad to report Mrs. Noah For- ester much better. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Castle¬ berry are proud parents of a new son. In last week’s paper we gave a report of a grandson born to Mrs. Canova-Guinn, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lecn Keith. The paper stated the grandson was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Keith. This mix up was quite amusing to some whether the Keith see any humor in it or not. Apologies to the Keiths. Another saw mill in the vici¬ nity. Soon we will have the noise of industry around here whether we see any products from it or not. Our quilting was postponed this week due to the death and funeral of Mrs. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Harri- son and Aileen visited the Brad- fords, Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard and Dale visited Mr. and Mrs. Haston Hibbs and Danny Sun- day evening. We believe more shotguns and rifles were gotten out and loaded up since this awful thing happened to Mr. Nesbitt than on any squirrel hunting season yet. Allright, folks, it should get everybody riled up at such cruel lawless things as that and it did. Everybody seemed ready to join the man hunt. Mr. Canova Guinn who is em- ployed in Birmingham has been ! home for the past three or four days. He and Mrs. Guinn visited ] her mother, Mrs. Cushen, in Brainard, Monday. Sunday is regular preaching day here. If you have not heard the new pastor now is the time to start, and if you heard him then come again and supporj him with your presence. CRISMAN Up-To-Date Line of Hardware! 511 Market St. Phone 7-1114 Chattanooga, Tennessee '_ 2 1 HORSES • COWS • HOCS • SHEER • MULES DEAD OR INJURED ANIMALS CW loo v/.tb.n A to M.lv Rid.ut Removed FREE OF CHARGE If Not Sk.oned o. Decomposed WE WILL PAY PHONE CHARGES end GUARANTEE PROMPT REMOVAL 5-2602 CHATTANOOGA RENDERING CO. 3301 ST. ELMO AVE. ft fflIE AIR Anti-Freeze Weather Is Here Again Take a friendly tip. Right now is the time you should be getting your car in here for its annual protective isn’t filling too of anti far freeze. Winter away. Come in s-on and let us completely winterize your car. Be prepared when cold weather comes GIFFORD’S BUCK SERVICE STATION PHONE 13 TBE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951 SLYGO Editors, The Times, Trenton, Georgia, USA Dear Sir and/or Madam: We are just two little boys tryin to git along. We yore paper and en j oy what folks write> but thls week Hazel had to takp off chattanoo §' a 4/0 have her out and maybe gU some st bought uns^ and lessen some us boys er girls fill in fer Slygo Valley won’t have news. That would be too Course, we stay at home all time and don’t know much ceptin what we read our County paper or learn the neighbors as we round hither and yon. The folks here is gitten corn gathered and their plowin started. Mr. Polk Cole bout the busiest man you One day he can’t git help and has one man corn, then on Saturday many round the truck see it. His corn’s good and his other crops. Combinin is gitten under too. Besides Polk’s crops, Dan has a purty gbod bean patch—about 12 acres which he and his son will start combinin oncomin week. This bean is on the farm of Street While we’re at this Miss Pearl has the big¬ and the bestest turnip we’ve ever seen. She them in July and they come up cause the was too dry. Then in she sowed another and they didn’t come up the same reason. About the cf September another lit¬ bit was sowed and, bless if they whole dang field - t come up. Miss Pearl has an invitation to all friends to come and help Anybody in the ty, she says, can have a If there’s anybody who ould like some but cannot get because of illness, or for c tber reason, let her know if po.sible she’ll send them em she says. First crack out the box when she issued this County Agent Soil conservationist Clark and County For¬ Jerry Pace were seen to and load up their car. But didn’t git em all, and in hers should be all taken you git there, there’s a t m ore patches in the com- and bout anybody liv- here will divide with you. There’s been some visitin g S f the folks, but since both f us has been in the tater t c h and in the back field ] 0W j n we’re too fur away to who’s who or why. There’s some activity at the Com¬ Park Site. Last week some lumber was hauled. this is from the site at Fort Oglethorpe that if we can get enough several will give a work, or more, and the will put up a Com¬ House. Course we have good community church, but great need has been a com¬ house. Look’s like our will come to fruition that word’s all right— seen it in the Dade County And I want you to know the week end party that staged by the community last week end. It was at Park. Some were played, includin new games. Ask Elmer and Martin Street about one they lead, called There was a tug of which was won by Alvin Mr. Judd Moore of was guest of hon¬ A very fine picnic lunch was In the receiving line, E. Mcore, Alvin Reeves and Street were active, others. Children were by Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Alvin Reeves. present were, (and par¬ us if any names are left as this is written several later and our memory is so good). Mrs. E. F. Moore, W. H. Du- Harold Dugan, Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Mr and Mrg Benton K. D. n Patterson, D , K. Patterson, Carl Wad¬ Raymond Waddell Mrs. Burns Earl Cole, Hers- Dugan. They say all them thar cars by everywhere this was the judges in the i “Quiet Day” Nov. 1 Rising Fawn Church ! The Rising Fawn W. S. C. .will observe a "Quiet Day” vember 1st at the Church at seven-thirty p. m. The evening will begin with short period of refreshments the basement, followed by ^oup am going" tairs with up without a word until the close of the Rev. Baker will assist at the special program of prayer, to which everyone is invited. A special invitation has been ex¬ tended to the Cave Springs WSCS and the Baptist WMS. SINGING AT TRENTON j BAPTIST CHURCH , There will be an afternoon singing at the Trenton Baptist Church, Sunday, November 4. !l95 l> beginning at 2:00 P. M. We invite all you singers and quartets to come on out and help us in the singing. community improvement con¬ test. They passed up our place and lotsa other places too. We had some things in the cellar we would a showed em—and some we wculdn’t. They say our community didn’t win first place, but us and some more shore woulda been surprised if we had. That community im¬ provement business though, it’s good. They say their slogan is "Pull together, or fall apart.” I guess they’ve sent congratula¬ tions to the winning commun¬ ity. We send ourn too. We re¬ cognized in the group with the visiting judges. County Agent L C Adams and our paper’s editor Mrs. Catherine Morrison. Shore wish could a met the judges but they went thru so fast it took both of us to see em—one of us to say "There they come” and the other "There they go!” That community history last week caused some comment and some criticism. Another mem¬ ber of the committee appointed to write it has dug up ad¬ ditional information and it will be included later. One com¬ mentator said there were no rubber heels when the Indians were here. Guess he doesn’t know that the name Slygo goes on and on and this could have happened any time between that date and the present time. Well, we wanta fill in again fer Miss Hazel, though we hope it’s not because she’s incapaci¬ tated again, so we better sign | off fore ~ we take up too much .space, Isham and Ignatiz Wehunt. Where You Get The Best For The Least :: l 25 lbs. GOOD LOAF FLOUR $2.15 12 lbs. ROCK GROUND MEAL .55 1 lb. FLEETWOOD COFFEE .79 E 1 lb. COFFEE SHOP COFFEE .72 4 lbs. PURE LARD .79 5 lbs. DOMINO SUGAR .47 TIDE, FAB or DREFT WASHING POWDER .29 36 New and Beautiful Patterns Gilman’s Wallpaper. Complete Line Gilman’s Paints and Varnishes. Gold Seal Floor Coverings, 2 to 12 ft. Wide, Cut to Your Order. JOHN L. CASE COMPANY Trenton, Georgia Congressman Henderson Lanham Brings His Office To You WILL BE IN DADE COUNTY ONE DAY COURT HOUSE i % jj Tuesday, November 6 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM The long session of Congress just ended and lack cf time until next session makes it impossible for me to visit each person and place of business. I invite you to visit my office while I’m in your county. 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