The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, November 15, 1951, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIjTS EASY TO surprised GET APART how You’d be easy ilectrical appliances come f L It’s the getting again ack : o g e t h e r h . rd No, when your L-jser 'appliances breakdown safer to let it’s an and p>ri need repairman fix r you. Don’t take [rely on us. TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. Trenton, Ga, Phone CITATION | GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY XO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Mrs Virginia Smith, Idian of Frances Maurine mow Frances Maurine [la;urn) having filed her hu s' for letters of J Ici'ed is to show cite all cause parties before to said 1 court of Ordinary of ftv I at the next the first term Monday thereof be held on why said [December, should 1951, not issue as Iters A. W. Peck, Ordinary. 4 t — 11-29 LLLIS MAYO BURLEY MAYO VS Ij [ACTION B BETHUNE TO FORECLOSE BORER'S LIEN ON IN DADE SUPERIOR COURT ant, TO J. B. Bethune, whose address is You are hereby notified the ab:ve captioned action filed in the Superior Court Dade County, Georgia, on 25th day of September, 1951, the office of the Clerk of Court, and by virtue of an for service by oublication was signed by the Judge of Court on the 22nd day cf Imanded [ber, 1951, you are hereby to be and appear [said [days of Court the within date of sixty said Jon jf;r service by publication, the 23rd day of ■ 1951. to answer in said Witness the Honorable ■ man C. McClure. Judge of ■ Court, this the 23rd day of ■ tober, 1951. Graham Hale Clerk of Superior Court Dade County, 4 t — 11 - 15. WANT ADS FOR SALE — Brick known as Dade Coumty Building, and lot. See C. Case, Trenton. 3 t p — 11 - 29 RENT — Lease up to 5 years sen — Farm 160 acres or less in north edge Trenton, Ga.—W. D. 201 High St., Tenn., Phone 6-0276. X t p — 11-29 FOR SALE—Pigis and H. C. Bates, on Creek Wildwood, Georgia. |3 t p—11-22 FOR GENERAL Hauling, stock and moving, see H. (Raymond) Crabtree, ton. 3 t p — li _ 22 FOR RENT—Two rooms, ished, with private bath, month. No children. Mrs. N. Pierson, Rising Fawn. L R SALE—New 4 room w *th lights and water and acres in nice orchards, and grapes. — G. H. Rising Fawn, Ga. 3t P — 11-15 FARM FOR SALE ; 66 acres on Sand Mountain school and mail route. running through farm. house, running water Heetric lights. 35 acres clear e<1 > 5 acres in tame balance in regular 3 m| Allis- Chalmers Mith tocls. Also for sale, Piano, refrigerator, table stove. See H. F. Allison ' R Ringer, Trenton, *0 t Ga. p — 11-15 U VRD OF hearing? lot can again enjoy 10 ' your ra h u r c h sermon; , ai 'Citer of friends and an Utarion Hearing stants. JS hearing Batteries test by our n for r i' Convenient terms. Mill ° K MAC VANE • 'i r (ross.ng Fort Payne, "QPractor & Physiotherist Improvement Column Mr. and Mrs. John Hinton have selected very practical and attractive colors for their boys’ bedroom. Three walls have been painted brown, while the ceil- in- sumhin/yello'w The"w“h’ able bedspreads are a brown and yellow plaid, which carry out the color scheme very well, An economical idea the Hin¬ tons found useful was to buy an unfinished chest and paint it to match the col:rs in the room. Polished wood floors ^ complete the very durable r00 m and bedroom for their three boys. Another Trenton couple, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Williams, have begun work on a two-car gar¬ age at the rear of their home a small shed was torn down to make room for the building Mrs. E. A. Ellis found an at¬ tractive way to use two old kerosene lamps in her living room. They were electrified and received lovely . hades but bases of the new lamps were 1 improved by filling them water which had been colored with a light turqoise cake color¬ ing. The lamps now pick up the turqoise accents in the wall¬ paper. For some of you who have wondered what the little build- ing behind the Willis home is used for any one knows that Mrs. Gass is an ac- complished dressmaker will readily tell you that it is her sewing room. Formerly a gar¬ age, Mrs. Gass converted it into a sewing headquarters a of years ago, but the idea is so good it should be passed on. Her sewing, machine, shelves of patterns and dress goods make a very handy work center. A heater warms the room in win¬ ter. A Miss Elliott in Rising takes several white tissues and makes a around a bobby pin. She eolers the tips with lipstick the artificial blossom looks much like a pink carnation. Mr. and Mrs. James M. ges, of Trenton, have added lovely drum lamp table to living room. The old Ben Brock (now property of Mrs. W. G. Morri¬ son, Sr.) home is getting a green roof. “Col. and Morrison have been doing repair work. The C. W. Buffington home in South Trenton is really attractive since the white as¬ phalt shingles have been on and the blue roof. The Methodist parsonage now has new concrete walks, to several community ] A working was held Monday accomplish this new feature. MISS O’NEAL IS WED TO AIR FORCE CAPT. Of interest to their friends in Dade County is announcement by Mr. and T. Archibald O'Neal, former sidents of Trenton, that daughter, Sara Elizabeth, married recently to Mr. Clif¬ ford Herbert Dwinell, Captain in the Air Force. The ceremony took place Sat¬ urday, the twentieth of Octo¬ ber, in the First Methodist Church of LaFayette, where the O’Neals have made their home. The newly-weds will be at home after the fifteenth of No¬ vember at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, where Capt, Dwinell is stationed. Their Dade County acquaintances send them best wishes for a happy life together. Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation End Chronic Dosing! Rogoln Normal Regularity Thli AH-VegWaM. Wa)4 make you feel ia need of repeated dosing. ..’ST&TMSSSBS well's Senna Laxative contained in Syrup Pepsin. It’s all-vegetable. No salts, no harsh drugs. Dr. Caldwell's contains anexuact of Senna, oldest and one of the finest natural laxatives known to medicine. Dr- Caldwell’s Senna Laxative tastes good, acts mildly, bongs thorough relief comfortably. Helps you get regular, ends chronic dosing. Even relieves stomach sourness that constipation often brings. S- VOS* Ji-tSt / > N.r.i8,N.v. DR. CALDWELLS ■ I mifPI I Vfe SENNA . . .. y A 1 , A A V X A A T I I IV V E c Contained in pleaeanf-tatting Syrup Pepun THK DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, NOVEMBER 15, 1951 News CAVE SPRINGS Yesterday is another ful Sabbath day gone. Also ° thei ' memorial ArmLstlce is gone. Our mind went seme ^ying7 33 shouting years ago tears"" to all heartaches on that 11. Even over the mothers, wives and loved that missed their own’s rejoiced for the ones theirs did return. We hope pray another Armistice can signed, one that will last the loved ones of every heme every nation can come home stay. We had a nice Sunday and everybody seemed to be terested and in a hurry to home. Mr. and Mrs. Canova dad as gues t s Sunday, her t der and s^ter, Mrs. and Miss Maybelle Cushen, Brainerd, and Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Chattanooga. our quilting was j as t week as our h. D. Club on that day. Mrs. Will Bradford and John B. Harrison were ping in Chattanooga The ladies of the W. S. C. met at Mrs. Jim Reeves’ ber 8 wit h 6 members. We Baker and family with ; we sang “I Love To Tell story’ and prayer by Baker. Then the minutes read and the business treasurer’s report. Mrs. favored us with a special “Father Of All Mankind.” Baker put two propositions fore us. First, having one W. C. S. for the circuit and community having its own cle meetings except one ing of the entire W. S. C. each quarter or whenever work out for that. Then agreed to help buy a ! ph machine. Bro. gra seemed very grateful for agreements. We had our program, Lester Forester being in Those having parts were dames Carson, Bradford, and Reeves. Mrs. Homer ester gave the devotional. ing prayer by Mrs. Baker. the hostess served and a social hour was We all were glad to meet grown-upts and the Bakers, and invite them come again. The H. D. Club met at Guinn’s with seven present. We sang ‘Silent and had 23rd Psalms as ture reading. The Lord’s was given by group. Then, minutes read and a taken up. Our treasurer moved away so she sent $3.30 back. We elected for the next year. Mrs. Forester, President; Mrs. son, Vice President; Mrs. Forester, Treasurer; and Will Bradford Continues as cretary and Reporter. We cussed our Christmas Party also what we would give Baker family for Christmas. party will also be at Guinn’s. We drew months to who had the club when, our year starts in November she drew December. They a little birthday club along it, too, and the day of Christmas party happens to on Mr.s. Guinn’s birthday, so we will, as the saying goes, kill birds with one stone. Mr. and Mrs. Will Webb and children, of Bessemer, Ala., vi¬ sited the Forester, Reeves Carsons, Sunday. Sorry Mr. Noah Forester is the sick list again. Hope he ioon O. K. again. NEW ENGLAND Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tatum had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Joe^Iree ™um. an ° ‘ Mrs. Beulah Forester was Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. „ . n Price lne lar Sunday after- ° Will ... , De ai Z.uu n :on singing O > clock Sunday. Everybody 15 • Charles Bryant home on j eave 0 ver the week end. LS °™nZ where ry from Cincinnati, Ohio, attended the funeral of Derryberry’s sister, Mrs. ° LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK DADE COUNTY times S l V G 0 Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ' Bill Hughes had as their guests, 1 Mrs. Sarah Scott, Mr. and Mrs. | Ben Allen, Carl Allen, Mr. Sonny. andj I Mrs. Grady Durham and s r'.r= J Bill Hughes were guests of Mr. land Mrs Frank Corde li and fami i yi at Tiftonia, this Sun- day. Mrs. Edgar Moore is still ill at her home here. Miss Elba Earl Cole was the guest of Miss Doris Gass at Trenton, Wednesday night. Mrs. Annie Slaughter and Miss Pearl Street visited Mrs. E. A. Cureton, Monday. Elizabeth Dugan, who has been for in a hospital weeks, in returned Atlanta; several home Tuesday. She 15 ™ U improved and able . , ^ to go back , o sc 100 Mr. John Patterson continues to improve at his home here after being in Erlanger Hospi¬ tal from a heart attack. 1 Mrs. Martin Street has been ill for the past week. Those who visited her and Mr. Street, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Bu- ford Street, Bebe Ann, and Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore and family, and Mrs. Donald Street. Donald Street went wi h fiiends, Sunday, on a deer hunt. He will be gone for a few days ' Pau Dugan has been ill , with ... tbe * u ’ HEAD RIVER Robert Johnson, of Green- ville, Ga., Miss Elizabeth John- son, of Trion, Mrs. Polly John¬ son, of Rissenburg, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Creenkmur and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, of Chattanooga, spent the week end visiting re¬ latives here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mathes and family, of Chattanooga, visited Mark Scruggs and fa¬ mily here last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stalvey, of Calhoun, Ga., visited Mrs. R. .L Ross this week end. Last Friday night, _ . the Max Konrad was returning home,' his car went out of control on the Cloundland road, not far south of the LaFayette high- j way. The car plunged down a steep embankment and was al¬ most demolished. Max was only slightly injured. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Forester and family attended the con¬ cert given by the Gospel Sun¬ shine Five, of Scottsboro, Ala., and the Fort Payne Melody Girls on last Saturday night at Moon Lake, Ala. The Church here will observe an all day Thanksgiving serv¬ ice with dinner on the ground November 22. This service was inaugurated about 1912 and has been faithfully carried out each year since that date. We hope for a large crowd and plenty of well-filled baskets. Come out and join us in giving thanks to our Creator for the many blessings we have re¬ ceived the past year and for the Free America in which we live. Special music and several speakers are expected for the occasion. STAR ROUTE Our community has quite a few improvements. The C. G. Hardemans have a new green pasture, also the Shelby Sum- merfords. Fred Cooper’s have sowed a new hog pasture, and really have a stand. The Ethell Whetzells have added more land to their pasture. Jos Lancaster has also added and sowed more land. Mrs. Leona Wood has a new stretch of pasture sowed. j Barton „ sowing hog pas tu Tr\Tm* % h ponds 5 dug ™ recently. c. Also new water systems and bathrooms added to homes. Mrs. John Oliver entertained with a Hallowe’en party for her daughter, Norma Jean, Oc- tobe ^ 31 • r Games m , and re fresh- ments were enjoyed. Raymond Lancaster has been at hJs h ome _ He is improv- were Mr. Sunday and Mrs. visitors lave Odell of Campbell Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper vi¬ sited in Chattanooga, Sunday. Mrs. Cooper’s brother, Archie Tinker was married recently in Chattanooga. RISING FAWN Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Patty,, and infant son, Lloyd, with Mrs. Charles visited the and " mtts Sunda ^^L. Fricks are driving a new biark Fo ‘ b - Mrs - Christian, a noted Sunday School Classes at Methodist Church, Sunday. The W. S. C. S. has , its regular meeting date, will fall on Thanksgiving, November 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Austin leave the first of next week for Clearmont 'relatives Florida where thev will visit They remain all week Mrs.' Rev. and Joe Baker tended a Pastors’ Conference, g in Chattanooga. Several Several in in the community _______**— p ar n c ip a ted in a working at the parsonage Monday. The sprinkle Qf rain about 5 p 'con- threatened to ruin the new crete walks until tar paper was j^sed to cover them. Mr. W. L. Fannin cut his foot while wood week. He was hob- bling around wlth s e v e r a 1 sti t c hes taken at the last count The Fannin’s Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Roy and daughter, Brenda, from Fort Payne. yy e are sorry t, 0 dear th a t Lige williams is back in the hospital Last Wednesday ing, seven men from the munity went up to Newelrs donate a pint of blood each him. His condition remains same. Ed. Bible, Jr. was operated i n Macon, Monday night, appendicitis. * ROLLING CHORUS TO BE AT TRENTON BAPTIST CHURCH NOVEMBER 15 The regular Thursday Rolling Chorus Singing will at the Trenton Baptist November 15. This starts 7:30 and everyone has a invitation to attend. NOTE OF THANKS I want to thank the of Dade County for the that you have given me for past five and a half years. it has been very pleasant' to WO rk for the fine people of Dade County, a.s I have accepted a position n Chattanooga, I can still do paint jobs. Henry Barton. J ’52 DODGE MORE FOR VOI R MONEY ,.. /// //m?m /mm smy-j/ In style,beauty, roominoss. ridinjj ease and dependability The new Dodge fulfills your every wish and gives you all the extra-value features you’ve ever hoped for — in one fine car! The smooth Orifiow (Qp/we St ysmrjrff. Ride takes the bounce out of bumps — and Dodge WAY”! Gyro-Matic takes gear shifting out of your Ijfe Tin: DODGI SIIim HOM Y forever! Dodge subtracts all driving effort and Where others give you sell the free Dodge adds new value so outstanding that... You could . .. “Show Down Way” gives you PROOF! It still pay hundreds of dollars more and not get gives you the “lowdown”—feature by feature everything this big, handsome Dodge gives you! -on exactly what you’re getting when you i Get your free copy. Specification! and equipment subject to change without notice. y a new car. '9, /e/ttemfal/e32 f T 'ew, ON DISPLAY AT Dyer Motor Co. Trenton, Ga. W. M. U. Meets With Mrs. Payne The W. M. U. of Rising Fawn Baptist Church met Saturday, November 10, in the home of Mrs. C. T. Payne for the regu- lar monthly meeting with the president, Mrs. G. C. McKaig, presiding. Mrs, Payne gave the devCtional( after which Mrs . j. ' Z. Bobo led in prayer. , Mrs Ray Smith presented , . an i „ interesting . missionary program i using the topic. Whither Asia? ” She a J SJ * ted m td ° discussions , ---- by Mesdames El- ( bert Johnson, E. J. Cagle, De- 1 Bradford, W. F. Blevins, J- Z. Bobo and Tina Minor. After brief business ses- 1 a !sion, ; delicious refreshments (were served by the hostess to 27 rt members rnprnnpr - S! and arm friends, mentis. ! \MiMj 1 \ I Thanksgiving You can cook an l8’pound turkey in your electric range for about"7$ for electricity. Takes the©Ake li worth of electricity will run your food mixer for 3 hours. During the past 5 years Georgia Power has spent $114,000,000 for the construction of power plants and distribution facilities. It expects to spend$125,000,000 more for expansion by the end of 1953. Avans H. D. Club Meets November 2 The Avans Home Demonstra¬ tion Club met at the home of Mrs. H. H. Bodenhamer No¬ vember 2. The devotion was given by Mrs Jiles Gass> after which the group sang “The Quilting Party.” The secretary then called the roll and read the minutes for approval. Mrs. Gass led a discussion on ^ proce&3 Qf freezing meat Qn curing meat were sbown by Mr. L. C. Adams, which were very helpful. We are glad to have Mrs. as a visitor and hope will come again some time. Refreshments were served by hostess. Mrs. H. H. Bodenhamer, Reporter.