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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1952)
EXPERTS we know your appliances our experts know applian ce3 inside , When they out. ' r t working proper- . call be wise to b fore the trouble b c mes serious. with , ;; be pleased courteous, reason- : u] urieed service. " call anytime. TA: DM & CASE Radi? Electric Co. TRENTON GEORGIA s CRISMAN Up-To-Date Line of Hardware | jail Market St. Phone 7-1114 f Chattanooga, Tennessee Everyone’s ]about the a a i i I POWNI m Dyet- Motor Company Dod ge-Plymou t h Dealer Benton, GEORGIA THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1952 CAVE SPRINGS Who said spring is here? It’s snowing this Monday morning as hard as we have ever seen it. But it’s a pretty sight—lots and lots of pretty pink peach blooms and white pear blooms and the evergreen trees and g-cund all in white really re¬ flects the handiwork of God. Well, it’s almost Easter. Wonder what kind of weather we will have for that season] 1 Not much farm work is go¬ ing on as yet. We have had, as everybody knows, plenty of rain and so it’s too wet to do much except repair and clean up work. Our Sunday School seems to j be holding its own as we have had exactly the same number j three Sundays strait. However, lo + s of the regular attending were out sick. We had enough comers to keep up the ' new number, Our W. S. C. S. had its re¬ gular meeting at Mrs. H. L. Forester*. Nothing new except we talked about a community house we hope to get. Last Thursday night Bro. Joe Baker, of Rising Fawn, came over and organized a Methodist Youth Fellowship. Glad to report on this news item that we did get and open a community house. The build¬ ing belongs to the Will Brad¬ fords but has been rented and is also partly furnished and we hope to finish it by differ¬ ent ones donating or lending extra or odd pieces of furni¬ ture such as chairs, curtains, lamps, dishes, good books, and indoor game. So far we have a heater, an ice box, a cabinet base, oil range, and a safe or dish cabinet, two pairs of drapes (there are six windows), one table lamp. Mr. Roy Moore has told us to go by his lumber yard and get anvthing there we can use for building shelves for our books and we are looking for¬ ward to getting it all furnished by this method. We had it open Thursday night for the youth fellowship group. They played games and we served 'refreshments and had a grand time. If anybody has anything to donate, drop us a card or work. We will be glad to pick it up. We forgot to say this build¬ ing is just across the road from the Cave Springs church. It‘s the old school building. We are really getting a thrill out of fixing it up. We wonder Is anyone has an old victrola and some records (we don’t dare hope for a radio) so we could have good music for gather¬ ings . There were twenty-twio there Tuesday night. Good fel¬ lowship counts. Mr. Roscoe Grant and daugh¬ ter, of Rossville, were the Sat¬ urday guests of the Carsons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guinn and family, of Birminghom, were week end callers of Mrs. nova Guinn. Mr. Charles and Robert Bradford, of Bessemer, Ala., were Sunday visitors of the Will Bradfords. HEAD RIVER Mrs. B. W. Holtzhower spent last Sunday with her parents, • Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith at Menlo, Ga. Mr. L. E. Holtzhower has , been real sick with flu. | Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Walker I and little son, of Sweetwater, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schurch and baby, of Chattanooga, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz church last Sun¬ day. Mr. Roy John visited his uncle, Mr. John Johnson, last Sunday, who is seriously ill at his home at Gaylesville, Ala. Mr. Robert Ross, who is working near Aiken, S. C., spent last week end here with his family. Mr. B. W. Holtzhower made a business trip to Chattanooga last Saturday. The A. H. Downer, family, who have lived on what used to be the G. W. Smith place for the past year, have moved back to Cloudland leaving the place vacant . Mr. and Mrs. Arvlee Holtz¬ hower announce the birth of a son, weight 11 lbs., name Ed¬ die Steve. Mrs. Lannie Moore, of New Salem, is spending this week with them. I. O. O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 38 Regular meeting each Tues¬ day night at 8:00 P. M. M. Avery, N. G. D. P. Hood, Secretary. Community News NEW SALEM Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hod- nett announce the birth of a baby girl. .. Mr. and ... Mrs. Cecil _ „ McKaig „ ;, nd daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Moore and Sa- 'ah visited Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Haygood and son in Culo- den. Ga., over the week end. We are glad to see Mrs. Bill Gray home from the hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith were visiting relatives over the week end. The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Massey and Mr. R. A. Me Kaig, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs - Grady McKaig, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bradford, Mr. and M-s. Louis McKaig, Mr. and Mrs - G. P. McKaig, Mr. and Mrs. John Plott, M”. and Mrs. Jim Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Cornett and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis McKaig Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. K. C Atkins were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Newell Daniel Sunday. One of our former citizens, Mr. and Mrs. Arville Holtzho- wer announced the birth of a big boy. Mr. and Mrs. Granvell Ba- ker were visiting his parent the last few days. We were glad to see Ralph Matthew home-Sunday. We are sorry to hea.r aunt Nan Collins is sick. Hope her a speedy recovery. We’re glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Holland Wales back in our community. We give everyone a special invitation to all our church services. We were glad to see Mrs. Lincoln Gray home Sunday and hope it won’t be long until she will be home to stay. She is in the Wildwood Sanitarium, ***** week . v (Intended for last (Held over from list wee Gray We are home glad from to see the Mrs^Bill hospital We wish her a quick recovery. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Avans and son spent Saturday and Sunday night on Sand Moun¬ tain withjdr. Avan’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gass spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McKaig and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith visited relatives in Menlo, Sun- day We were glad to see Edwin Gray home from Berry last week end. We see Ann Moore is back from Florida. Wonder why Kenneth Moore is driving that new Dodge? Most all our men are at court this week. Hope they get this settled. We wish to thank all who at¬ tended the concert last Satur¬ day night for their support. I’m sure everyone enjoyed the program. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C-raig are chauffering a new Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gray visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gray. Mrs. Martin Bradford and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. -yy £> Bradford. we a re sorry to report the of Mrs. Lincoln Gray, w ^o is in the Wildwood Sani- tarium several of our young people attended the Tip ’O Holston chatchie, Tenn., Monday night, X All the kids reported having a good time at the party Fri- .ay night. DOES YOUR CAR VIBRATE? | I , j We Balance Wheels — Expert Workmanship j DYER MOTOR COMPANY TRENTON, GEORGIA WILDWOOD Some people do the fngest things. My mother, and Dub Harrison and babes, Susie and Amy Ann went all the way to Kentucky last week end — they said to visit the U. C. Allens, but my | personal opinion is that they wanted some first hand infor- mation about tornadoes. Mo¬ ther said she was really sing¬ ing “Orange Colored Sky’’ : about 2 o’clock Saturday “ after- noon when they were alerted in oiasenw that the tornado h eaded that way - It : m - S sed them tho . Goody, goo- dy The Lrdies Aid Minstrel will pg g i ven Tiftonia this Friday 'night. There’s been some changes made in the cast and in the , S p- C i a i numbers. I do we have a good crowd Mr. & Mrs. Charles Strawn were up here visiting Chas. and Heck strawn ]ast week end. Charles is slowing reco- VPr j ng f rom recent injury Brother—me and Moonbeam McSwine have had some thing in commcm this past week I |tched as much as she does> l just d j dn ’t have a hog-wallow. j have had a p en i C jiii n reac- j.j on and it and’I was a lu j u Mother attended the Grand Session, Order of East- ern starj Wednesday night. It was a beautiful service. * My unc i e> Herbert Hartman, of Knoxville, came to Chatta- mooga as delegate to the Grand Session. He spent Sunday n i g ht with Mom and Dad, and just between us, I think he talked their right arms off. Helena Fehlandt was one of 1 the models for the Ladies Day out fashion show at the Y. W. q a. last Tuesday. She was ' sure > n uff goo d, too. What „ W ith her new poodle-hairdo, j > n a n i da Dantler had a Stanley party a t her house Monday af- ternoon. Haven’t had a report as to the success of it. Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Brent Brock and family, of Maryland, were visiting the W. F. Brocks last Saturday. Pap Odell, Fannie Lea, foster I father, is seriously ill at the , Wildwood Sanitarium, We are g i ad to see Boots L rw.son in circulation again after her serious operation at jjrlanger a couple of weeks ago. M yrna Lea who is attending School at Collegedale, was home with -Mom and Pap”, Wor th and Minnie Lea last week end Ab and Sue Lawson, children and Beulah Porter wandered down to Fort p a yne last Sun- day to see the J. T. Bowmans. Wonder if Mrs. Catherine Morrison would let me say “Hi Joe” who is stationed in North Africa? He says he gets so ^ enjoyment reading this little piper from Dade, and he appreciates Mrs. Morrison Bobby Fugatt, Bus and Ha¬ zel’s son who is in the Navy, enjeys The Dade County Times too. We appreciate Mrs. Mor¬ rison “taking time out” to put long addresses on our “Ser¬ vice” boys paper. Kathleen Hughes from St. Elmo, was out visiting Edna Belle Cagle last week end. Mrs. Della Jenkins came up ^ Cc ,, artown spen .j Iast p ,j day wlth nlece Ima Borei j mean Bea Ford. Bobby, your girl friend Bon¬ nie Leibi, from East Lake, was out h visiting your Mom and b “ .:r «** last week , end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skelton and family went over Bridge¬ port way last week end to visit relatives. The Skeltons are our new neighbors who live “next door” to the Lee Fords. Well, guess this is all we can think of, so ’bye till next week. Ida and Mary. AVANS Mrs. Verna Hood has return¬ ed from Saylesville, R. I. when she was called last week on the account of the serious Illness of her daughter, Mrs. E. V. Kayatta. We are glad she is improving. Mr. J. F. Cloud remains very ill at the Owenby Hospi- tal. Calvin Kenencore, grandson of Mrs. Mary Elliott, has re¬ turned to camp after a 30 day furlough. He is expected to be sent overseas on his return. FOR RENT Furnished 3 room house with bath — Mrs. J. G. Gray, Trenton. 3 t c — 4 - 10 i STAR ROUTE Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mi- chaels were honored by a group of friends with a house- , hold ,, shower , March 15, at their home near Brown Gap load. Mrs. Michaels is the former Car’in? Spurgeon, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Clay Spurgeon of Alabama. M-. and Mrs. Irben Coffey attended a birthday dinner in honor of Mr. Coffey’s father. of Ider, last Sunday. Mrs. W. B. Pollard, of Chat- tanooga, was the recent week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Lancaster. Oliver _We are is out glad again, to hear after Norma a se- nous illness in a Chattanooga hospital. Mrs. H J. Barton is ill at her home. Her visitors this week were Mr. and Mrs. I. Foster and Mrs. Jennie Martin of Trenton. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Barton has been confin- ed to their home with a seige of flu. All are impioving. Connie Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore, is ill at her home. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr - and Mrs - R z Thomp- son visited friends and rela- tiVPS in Chattanooga last week end - Miss Ethel Moore has been a patient at Owenby’s Clinic for the past four weeks. She is to be at home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Holm- gren, of Valparaiso, Indiana, flew here in their private plane for a week end visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Barton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daily. Mrs. J. D. Crisp Jr. made a recent trip to Dundee, Florida, J. D. caught such a big fish broke the line, ~(JT it didn’t ! get away! He jumped in and caught it. It was reported very good eating Mrs. Qmer Barton and daughter shirley made a trip to the Elks Hospital in Atlan¬ ta. Monday Shirley is very much improved. Mrs. Boyd Michaels had a bad attack of flu. Also Joyce fey and Hilda Barton. All are better. Mr. Willaird Michaels suf- fered a broken hand Thursday at his work. The Shiloh Nazarene Church is beginning a revival March 26. Everyone is invited to at- ^ end Mr and Mrs King, of Tren- ton, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Luther West. ! COLE CITY ! Mrs. Buck „ , Gass _ spent . the .. , week end with her mother, Mrs. Winie Richards. Chattanooga, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Castleberry. Mr. James Smith spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Smith. He ! is on his way to Ft. Benning. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fergu¬ son and children spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stallings. ,, „ „ 0 v^ited .... . her “»“ r sinter In Clouds Springs, ., Sunday evening. In memory of our dear sister that passed away March 11, 1935, Miss Ida May Whitzell. will w5; awake M on S ss % when the Dead in Christ shall rise. Sadly missed by sister, Mrs - Ali ce Cooper. SLYGO The flu epidemic around here has given way to a measles epidemic seems like. Richard Dugan and Judy and Brenda Reeves have them and several children are out of the North Dade School with them. We also have a few cases of mumps. Wanda Waddell is just recovering from them. Mrs. Willie Hughs returned 1 Monday from Dayton, Ohio, where she was called several days ago to the bedside of her brother A. C. Curefon who was in an automobile accident. Although seriously injured he is reported to be much better. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cole left Friday for California where they plan to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lofton (Bud) Patterson have been spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. Grace Patterson. Bud is in the Navy, you know, and is home on leave. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cole were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Mae Craig, Saturday. Their little grandson, Buford Lee, came back with them for the week end. Elizabeth Dugan spent Sun¬ day night with Bessie Moore. Our community house is slowly going up. If the rain and snow lets up It shouldn’t be too long before it Is under a roof any way. But the most improvement in Slygo right now seems to be at the Street place. They are really bringing that farm out. Have dug two big ponds, are fencing and sowing a lot of it down for pasture, I believe, along with a lot of other im¬ provements . NOTICE Tune In on Station WCRI, Scottsboro, each Thursday, Fri¬ day and Saturday at 2 P. M, for Bible Study conducted by the Rev. J. B. Igou. 12 t c -3-27 WHAT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND WHAT SHE TEACHES A STATEMENT OF CATHOLIC DOCTRINE Pamphlet mailed on request. Address: 2699 Peachtree Road, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia ^oooQ4^ ir>n i » o oourwirrir>r>r iiw.i ci < x> .‘' toooocwpo oooooo o ooocr ROUX COLOR SHAMPOO PERFORMS 3 TASKS AT ONCE: Colors, Conditions, and Cleans Sarah*s Coiffures TELEPHONE 69 DAVE THEATER BLDG. ► < Registered Pharmacist 4 On Duty 4 4 At All Times 4 4 LEE’S PHARMACY ■■ i. lit® 4 4 2525 Broad Street Phone 7-0732 4 Chattanooga, Tenn. 4 al. ▲ Jk. ▲ Jk, Jk. ▲▲▲▲ Jtk. JL. Jk. JL.Jk.jL. Jk. ▲ Red’s Cleaners PRESSING CLEANING Dry Cleaning and Pressing LAUNDRY SERVICE PHONE 63 TRENTON, GA. Closed on Wednesday Afternoons NOTICE TAXPAYERS TAX COMMISSIONER’S SCHEDULE Meet me at the places listed below for the purpose of making your 1952 Tax Return. Every one who is eligible for the Home exemption must make return and sign return blank. If you fail to do this, the Board of Assessors cannot allow ycu any exemp¬ tion. District 873 Slygo—W. P. Cole’s Home—9 A. M. to 12 N.....Mar. 7th 1089 Hooker—1 P. M. to 3 P. M......................Mar. 7th 875 Byrd’s Chapel— V. Stewart—9 A. M. to 12 N.....Mar. 8th 1129 Sulphur Springs—Amos Mill—1 PM. to 3 P. M. . .Mar, 8th 1038 Rising Fawn—B. B. Kenimer—All day..........Mar. 15th 974 Wildwood—R. S. Townsend’s—9 A. M to 12 N....Mar. 14th 1037 N. England—Brown’s Store—1 P. M. to 3 P. M. . .Mar. 14th 1885 New Home—9 A. M. to 10 A. M..................Mar. 21st 1222 Cole City—Christian’s Store—11 A. M. to 1 P. M..Mar. 21st 1222 Cole City—Crisp’s Store—1 P. M. to 3 P. M......Mar. 21st 1214 New Salem—9 A. M. to 12 N....................Mar. 22nd If you have not already made your returns, please do so be¬ fore March 31st. Ernest Stewart Deputy Tax Commissioner. DADE THEATER SUN., MON., March 3ft - 31 A Place In The Sun Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor and Shelley Winters ************************ TUES., WED., April 1 - 2 KIND LADY Ethel Barrymore, , Maurice Evans r************************ THURS., FRI., April 3 - 4 Francis Goes To The Races Donald O’Connor, Piper Laurie r************************ SATURDAY, April 5 THE ARIZONA Serial 8 of THE INVISIBLE MONSTER OPENING TIMES Week Days: J:00 P. M. Saturday: 2:39 P. M. Sunday: 3 P. M. (two shows in afternoon). Close for Church and reopen at 8:45 P. M. NOTICE Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. meet 8:00 p. m. every second Sat¬ urday night each month. All Masons invited to a tend. Noah Castleberry, W. M. Robert Ryan, Secy. MORGANVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH Sarah’s Chapel Building Morganville, Ga. Sunday School......10:00 A. M. Morning Service____11:00 A. M. Evening Service____ 7:00 P. M. Thursday Service... 7:00 P. M. Rev. L. R Howell, Pastor Ralph Durham, Sunday School Superintendent ALL WELCOME
