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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
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AN APPEAL FROM YOUR
RED CROSS FUND DRIVE
CHAIRMAN
We all know about the tor-
nadoes and floods that have
been taking place in different
parts of the United States
which of course will mean that
the Red Cross will need more
money to help carry on this
work If a worker in your com-
munity has not contacted you,
or you wish to give more, either
see your community worker or
send your donation direct to
me April 1 is the deadline set
for this drive, so please
your donations in at once.
Mrs. W. F. Morrison,
Chairtnan
Red Cross Fund Drive.
Locals and Personals
Miss Hettie Stewart, of
arttown, has recovered from
an attack of flu.
Mrs Royce Bible, of Clover-
dale. is back in the Wildwood
Sanitarium.
Mr. Elbert Forester, of At¬
lanta, is improving from his
recent operation.
Mr. A. L. Dyer has return¬
ed from a Chattanooga hospi-
tal and is recovering from an
operation.
M. . and Mrs. D. Newell
Scruggs are announcing the
b.Mth of a son, William Alley,
on March 22.
S/Sgt Russell Holiland, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoi-
land, of Trenton, is now sta-
tioned in Seoul, .Korea.
T/Sgt Aaron S.
and wife have arrived from
England He is at home with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E
R. Brandon.
Mr. R. S. Thomas, of Rising
Fawn, lost one of his registered
cows during the storm last
week It was struck and killed
b\ lightening. ^
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith, of
Rising Fawn, vLsited Mr and
Mrs. W A McNair in Oak
R.dge, Tenn. on Sunday. Mr*'
and Mrs. McNair are the proud
parents of ^ son, Donald Ru-
lus„ born March 12.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bran-
don had a family party over
last week end. It was the first
time all had been together in
eleven years. Present were Sgt.
and Mrs. Brandon, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Brandon. Mr. and
M:s. Raymond Brandon, Pvt.
Dennis Brandon from
Oampbell, Ky.. and Mrs. Ineze
Johnson, from Knoxville
Attending a Better Home
„ Towns meeting in Trion Wed-
nesday night were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Gross, T. S. Ren-
froe and Brown Stephens,
from Trenton, and Miss Bess
Cureton, Mrs. A L McMahan,
Mrs. Hershel Dean, Mrs. Ho-
mer Hall and Mrs. W. N
Pierson, from Rising Fawn.
These Dade County represen-
tatives were gusts of the Geor-
gia Power Co. who sponsors
these contests.
GEDDIE PITCHES
TO 9-4 VICTORY
The Dade County baseball
team knocked out a 9-4 win
over the Davis team in a prac- F
tice .. , last t Sunday. Jim T ,
game
Geddie hurled for Dade Davis
scored all four runs in the first
..... ntbirutr due pa tIy t0 fV th ,_„ ree er- „„
'
ro;s. Geddie got three outs on
three pitches in the third in-
n n ' “ a
i ... was announced „ , this .. . week ,
that E. T. (Slap) Biown will.
manager the Dade County
team this year, with Mont Ta-
turn assistant manager. & Jim
Geddie will serve as business ,
manager.
FARM niiits
£rom the County PMA Committee
APPROVED PRACTICES
FOR 1952
We are listing this week
those practices for which as-
sistance is available under the
;1952 .......... Agricultural Conservation •
Program in Dade County. As-
sistance is available only to
those persons who have re¬
quested it as was explained in
last week's article “1952 Plan
of Operation.”
We suggest that you clip this
article and keep it for future
reference.
i. Seeding Winter Legumes
j n jr a n 0 f 1951 .
j i b __Hairy vetch _ 12 ! / 2 C
per jb.
i c _ common vetch — 8 c
per lb.
le — Crimson clover or bur
clover (clean) — 16c per lb.
If — Crimson clover (chaffy)
or bur clover (in bur) — 10 c
1 lg ~ Mixed ,etches - 9c
per lb
ih — Button clover — 25c
per lb.
li — Ryegrass — 8 c per lb.
III. Annual Lespedeza.
3b — Cover of korean lespe-
deza not cut for hay — 6 c lb.
VII. Pasture Seedings
7a — Louisiana white clover
—65c per lb.
7b — Ladino clover — $1.35
per lb
. 7d _ scarified Sericea 13c
per lb
7 g — Korean lespedeza 6 c
per
7 j — Dalis grass (Imported)
50c per lb
71 _ K y. 31 & A lta Fescue -
5 q c per j b
7m — Kentucky bluegrass —
35c per lb
7n — Herds grass — 25c per
i
7o _ Drchard grass 30c
per p,
IX Scarified Scrice
9a. — Seeding ‘ scarified sen-
cea on crop ] and 13c per lb.
x. Lime
10 .—Applying ground lime-
stone to cropland and pasture.
5350 per ton
x , ApplvinK Min eral Ferli-
j| zers
1 la-18-percent superphos-
p h a t e .0065 per lb.
19- percent superphos-
nhate 0068 per lb
llc 20 - percent superphos-
P D v, a te .0071 per lb
lid 45-DPrcent or greater per"
super ‘ phosphate — 015 lb
lle r l 0 e; p 0 tash — 0155
Mr lb
m _ 4 _ 8 _ 6 or 6 _ 8 _ 6 fer ti-
]izer _ 0047 per lb
n 4 _ 8 _ 8 or 6 _ 8 _ 8 fertil-
izer _ 0053 per lb
llh. — 0 - 12 - 12 , 2-12 12 .
3-12-12 ,or 4-12-12 fertilizer —
‘ 0080 lb
ln _ 0 . 14 . 10 fertilizer
0 q 8 q j b
11 j — 0-14-14 fertilzier —
.0093 per lb
Basic slag — .0045 per
In connect ion with the above
fertilizers farmers are advised
hat mixed fertilizerS) phos _
hate and ta3h can only be
used for tures> legumes> se .
ricea and lespedeza .
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN;
GEORGIA — DADE COUNTY.
E. J. Clower, a resident of
F 1 °y d County, Gorgia, upon the
w rit Af n re d aBst a
of f the next of kin of George
Nisbet, having applied to the
undersigned for the guardian-
ship of the property of George
Nisbet of said State and Coun-
^ ^ con tempi a t^d by Code
section 49-614, notice is hereby
given that said application will
be heard at the April term
court of Ordinary to be held on
fj rs j. Monday in April, 1952.
Witness my hand and offi-
cial signature, this the 3rd day-
bf March, 1952.
A< W. Peek,
Ordinary
Dade County, Georgia.
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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY,MARCH 27, 1952
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FISHING AND HUNTING
Fishing season in all fresh
water streams, lakes, and ponds
of Georgia is open to legal fi h-
ing all year around, except in
t-out streams of twelve north-
east Georgia counties. In Dade,
it is oepn at all times.
AVANS H. I) CLUB MEETS
The Avans Home Deironstra-
tion Club met at the home of
Mrs J D Pike Friday night
of last
ber> present
Mrs. J. T O. Gass presided , , at ,
the .. meeting. Muss Ann . rv Du- .
linger gave the devotional. The
minutes . . of , the previous meet- m
ing were given by Mrs. .. Syble e , ,
Mrs. Bell Pike, present.
i Refreshments were served
b y*Vh*e ................ hosted assisted by Mrs.
Bell Pike.
Mrs. H. Bodenhamer,
Reporter.
NEW SALEM P. T. A.
The New Salem P. T. A.
met March 13 with Mrs. Mar-
tin Bradford, vice president, in
charge.
Mrs. Frances Cochran,, Bi-
ble teacher, gave an interest-
ing program, telling the story
of Rabab from the sixth chap-
ter of Joshua on the flannel-
graph board.
Old business discussed was
that of having the interior
of the school building painted, i
It was decided to leave the
painting until school Is out
and use money from state
funds, not from the P. T. A
i
treasury.
Superintendent Roy Moore
explained and gave informa- ^
tion on getting and using state
funds for the school. The 1 f ‘~ ;
commendations ot the state
committee are printed else-
where in this paper. !
Mr. Moore assured the peo-
pie that if any money is made
available at any time for our
school or any other school in-:
the county, he does not intend
to let it slip by. He will get' it j
for our use.
The New Salem P. T. A.
wishes to thank the Lions Club
for their help and the gift of
four pairs of glasses which
they have purchased in the
past two years for New Salem
philrlrpn children. Two Two nairc pairs in in '51 tn ana and
two in ’52.
The Health Council, with j
MrS t ' Lewis ^ McKai § 515 presi-1
’ aS
th yea r for underprivil- j
eged children in the school,
Food, clothing, money and first
aid service has been given to
children from all communities
represented in the school.
Interested ladies have made
new dresses, slips, panties, etc.
and bought new shoes, given
and , od . used , Nothing . ...
mone y S°
to cllildren w ^° needed them.
' th in,I “J “
' “ enc ' rs '
| Coc! ' ran 15 ‘ h = W “* Br ™
representative , of the Health
Cour - cil - one has received
heIp enough to have her ton
sils removed.
We know the children have
been helped by this work, and
the teachers certainly appre-
date the help of the Council.
L. E. Holtzhower, reporter.
LET US DO YOUR PRINTING
THE DADE COUNi¥ TIMES
HARD OF HEARING?
YOU can again enjoy your ra
dio, Cb urch sermon; tin
laughter of friends and family
with an Otarion Hearing Aid. I
Free hearing test by our eon-
sultants. Batteries for all
makes. Convenient terms. i
DR. G. K. MAC VANE
Mill Crossing Fort Payne, Ala. \
Chiropractor & Physiolherist
NOTICE BY ADMINISTRATOR
TO CREDITORS
TO THE CREDITORS OF
JAMES J NESBIT,
DECEASED: —
You are hereby notified to’
return an account to the un¬
dersigned. of your demands
against the estate of the above
named deceased, or l:se prior-,
ity as to your claim.
This 3rd day of March, 1952.
J. Donald Tatum.
Administrator of the Estate of
James J Nesbit deceas’d,
Rising Fawn. Georgia
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The present fishing and
hunting licences will expire cn
March 31, 1952. New licenses
c n b purchased later in the
of the Or-
> inary in the courthouse. They
are $1 25 fcr Georgia residents
and ar good for one year.
CAVE SPRINGS
ORGANIZES MYF
Cave Spring Methodht Youth
organized a new Methodist
FelJ v, hip, Thursday
evening, March 20th. The
meeting 8 began f with a period of
worship ” ‘j . led , , by the pastor, ' the ,,
_ „ ,
At .... the business • the ..
session
following „ officers ... elect¬ . .
” ” f. were
ed. Jackie Sue Powell, presi¬
dent; Helen Forester, vice-
President; Edward Forester,
secretary; Frances McCarty,
treasurer; Douglas Forester,
publicity chaiman; Franklin
W Ik. r, worship chairman-
David Walker, recreation
chairman; Jane West, World
friendship chaiman; Calvin
Walker, community service
cb i man; and Mrs. Lester Fo-
ester, youth counselor,
it was decided that each
Thursday evening at 7:30
would be the regular time for
meeting.
A er th • business meeting,
, y u > people went from
1 f Ti to the community
bm/hng | r recreation. Fol-
: r n the recreation, the la-
ci ; of th - W. S. C. S. served
delicius refreshments.
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D. CLUB
The New Home H D clu „
met at the home of Mrs. Floyd ,
Patton, M rch 18. Mrs. Dean
pat ton called the meeting to
order
A Bible reading was given
by Mrs Clarimay Garner. A
r?pcr t wa3 given by Mrs. Joe
yj ep ] y N.j ce refreshments were
served
The club bought some
hrubs to put around the New
Home Baptist Church. They
planted 4 shrubs by the door
and at the corners and will
plant more when the carpen-
ters finish.
Mrs. Alice Cooper Reporter.
Soil Conservafion
By HUGH CLARK
Terraces were laved off last
week for G. H. Bone on Sand
Mountain. Mr. Bone's land has
been cleared only 2 or 3 years
but he believes in getting it
A soil conservation ^lan^was
made on Mike Walker’s farm
in the Byrd’s Chapel commun-
ity last week. Mr. Walker
wants to get his whole farm in
grazing and hay and a
^ ew acres in good pine wood-
land.
He plans to establish some
of his steep, more eroded iron
ore land in Kudzo, his bottom
lends in fescue-ladino, some of
the better upland in fescue
and ladino clover and the re-
mainder of his upland grazing
land in Sericea and fescue. He
has set out 2000 pine seedlings
in his woodland this spring.
Soil samples for fertilizer re-
commen dations were collected
recently for W. J. Bradford in
the Cave Springs community
and P. M. Keith in the Byrd’s
Chapel community.
Stop Taking
Harsh l Drugs l for __
Constipation
End Chronic Dosing! Regain Normal
Regularity This All-Vegetable Wayl
Taking haish ’J drugs for constipation
can
punish you brutally! Their cramps and
* r, P in * d ‘ sr VP t nof ma J bowel f ction -
make you feel in need , of repeated . dosing.
When you occasionally feel constipated,
get gentle but sure relief. Take Dr. Cald¬
well's Senna Laxative contained in Syrup
Pepsin. It's all-vegetable. No salts, no harsh
drugs. Dr. Caldwell’s contains an extract
of Senna, oldest and one of the finest
natural laxatives known to medicine.
Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative tastes
good, acts mildly, brings thorough relief
comfortably. dosing. Helps you get tegular, ends
chronic Even relieves stomach
sourness that constipation often brings.
Money bock
If not satisfied
Mail bottle to Box 280,
sit® N. Y. 18, N. Y.
CALDWELL'S
l A YATIVF
Contained in p!?asanft-tasting Syrup P«p*ia
PAID POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
DADE COUNTY SCHOOLS
Every four years all School
Systems in the State of Geor-
gia elect or re-elect a Super-
intendent of Education. Dade
County is not an exception.
You a"e confronted at the pre-
.sent time with the re-election
of one of two men. You have
the record of eaoh of us, my
opponents for eight years,
mine at present, three years,
and three months. You as
Voters shall be the judges of
records. Each of our re-
cords has been hampered by
insufficient funds — funds are
necessary to make the needed
progress that our children de-
served, since children are the
primary purpose of a School
System.
Tbrough the cooperation of
you and the Board of Educa-
tion during my administration
we have improved buildings,
heating, transportation, seat¬
ing, more text books and sup¬
plied an improved teaching
staff. Again I say we are not
with the progress, we
should not be content until we
have one of the best systems
possible for every child in
Dade County.
Let us ask ourselves, ‘-Are we
satisfied with those records?”
my answer is no! so is yours.
No is also he answer of the
State of Georgia as the whole
State enters into the greatest
Educational Program - in the
south with teachers, salaries
increased, and a Building Pro¬
gram now being undertaken by
the State of Georgia. We shall
have an opportunity to pro¬
gress Educationally as never
before if we meet the challenge
as we should.
I have accepted every oppor¬
tunity to keep your Board of
Education and myself inform¬
ed of the means that were
made available for the Dade
County School System; I shall
continue to do so until my
term expires, and thereafter, if
am re-elected as your Super¬
The next Superin¬
will have a great res¬
to our children.
If my record merits your sup¬
your influence and Vote
be appreciated, and I
greater service if you
fit to select me for your of-
ic.
Roy Moore
FOR SURVEYOR
I hereby announce myself as
candidate for County Sur-
subject to the Democra-
Primary April 12, 1952.
Your vote and support will
sincerely appreciated. 1
W. T. McCauley.
Stop! Look! Listen!
TO THE NEW AND RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS
NEW DODGE CORONET CLUB COUPE, AH Extras
NEW DODGE MEADOWBROOK, 4 Door Sedan
NEW DOGDE V 2 Ton PICK-UP, Standard Cab
NEW DODGE V 2 Ton PICK-UP, with Vent Wings
NEW DODGE % Ton Cab. and Chassis
NEW DODGE % Ton EXPRESS
NEW DODGE 2 Ton 2 Speed, Cab and Chassis
VEW DODGE 2V 2 Ton, 2 Speed
1956 DODGE % Tom PICK-UP, Extra Clean
1949 DODGE PANEL, ExceUent Condition
1946 DODGE l 1 /-. Ton, 2 Speed — Cab and Chassis
1946 DODGE 1V 2 Ton, Runs Good
1947 FORD STATION WAGON, Radio, Heater, Extra Clean
1950 NASH STATESMAN
1946 FORD COACH
1941 FORD, 2 Door
1941 OLDSMOBILE
1940 FORD, 2 Door Sedan
ires tone -hoc?: >
ANE rfi
&& TIRES rfc
DYER MOTOR CO. f
TRENTON, tpuytov GA r \
FOR ORDINARY
To the voters of Dade C aunty:
I hereby announce my candi-
dacy for Ordinary of Dade
County, Georgia in the election
to be held April 12. 1952.
I was b:rn at New England
City, Dade County in 1899 and
received my education in the
schools of Dade, with the ex-
; ception of three months at
| Tech High in Atlanta. I have
j lived here my entire life except
for three years which were
spent working in the Steel Mills
at Birmingham, Ala. I served
you 10 years as Clerk of Supe-
rior Court,, 6 years as Rural
Carrier, Route 1, Trenton and
3 years as Acting Postmaster,
Trent n. During this time a
great many of you have had oc-
j garding casion to know abilities, something re-
, my my cour-
iesy and willingness to accom-
j modate and I serve you in what- !
ever way can
Your vote and support is
earnestly solicited. 1
Raymond M. Morrison.
,
TO THE VOTERS I
OF DADE COUNTY: i
!
I am a candidate for the of¬
fice of Tax Commissioner of ;
Dade County, subject to the j
Democratic Primary of April 12 .
1952. I have lived in Dade 1
County all of my life. I have j
served two ( 2 ) terms as Trea-;
surer cf Dade County and I am |
sure most of you know me and J
my qualifications. If elected to j 1
the office of Tax Commis¬
sioner, I shall devote my full
time to the duties of that of¬
fice and endeavor to handle
the duties of the office to your
complete satisfaction I hope to
see all of you during the cam-
paign and want to assure you
that I will appreciate very
much your vote and active sup-
P OTt - :
John W. Murphy.
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FOR SHERIFF
To the people of Dade County;
I am a candidate for the of-
fice of Sheriff, subject to the
Democratic Primary to be held
April 12, 1952. I am a life-long
resident of Dade County, and
had twenty years expe¬
rience as your Sheriff. I feel
that my twenty years expe-
rience qualifies me for this
office, and that my reccrd clur-
ing that time merits your fa-
consideration. I in-
to see as many of you as 1
can between now and elec-
tion day, but am sure I will not
be able to see all of you per-
and I take this means
nf of snlieit.inpr soliciting vnr y:ur vote vote and and ac- ac-
tive support,
Respectfully,
G. C. Tatum.
TO THE VOTERS OF
DADE COUNTY
1 am a candidate for r
sentative ...
subject to the d *
t ratic Primary to be hi id
12th. It h^s been my p-i
to serve V *— 6
you for two term
this office. It has been
during n- R
purjjoss that time -’
work for those things w' J
promoted --
thought w:uld best
interests of the people of
gia and Dade County r j "
re-elected I shall continue- "
serve you in the sam man
I want -
to thank you tor
support in the past. ;nd r
you that I shall appreciate
support in the c ming pj.„,:7„“ r
Maddox J. Hale.
Clerk of Circuit C ourt
I am a candidate for the
fice of County of
Court ci°rk v
elected, I will do my utm os * ,
see that ^ the office is conducted
in an honest, efficient and
right manner, with up
and understanding to all'Tre- courtesy
gret tlfat I am unable to *et
around to all the voters. Be-
ing a solicitor for the Red
Cross on Lookout Mountain
will take most of my time
come p rimary day j am "
tired rural mail carrier with 2
years civil service duty and am
capable of handling the Com" work
attached to the office of
ty Clerk,
William Nicoll
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FOR CLERK OF
SUPERIOR COURT
I am a candidate for the of¬
fice of Clerk of Superior Court
of Dads County, subject to the
Primary April 12
1952 . 1 a m the daughter of
Hale, your present
clerk, and have been assisting
him with this work for the past
4 years. I feel that I am quaii-
fied and physically able to do
this work.
j assure you I will appreciate
support and vote in the
S primary.
Mrs. Grace Hale Williams.
FOR TREASURER
Re-elect
J. V. JENKINS
(LITTLE JENKSU
1 hereby announce my cancL-
* ac y ^°_ r re-election to the of-
i ce 01 Treasurer of Dace
subject to the
ic Primary of April 12. 19o2.
-
offer my record as my qua..-
to s~rve you acam.
Your support and influcrk.
be greatly appreciated.
James Virgil (Little Jenks>
Jenkins.
