Funding for the digitization of this title was provided by Georgia HomePLACE, a project of the Georgia Public Library Service.
About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1952)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Postoffice at Trenton, Ga., as second class marl. SUBSCRIPTION RATES —IN ADVANCE: One Year, $2.00; Six Months, $1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents. Plus State 3% Sales Tax. MRS. CATHERINE C. MORRISON ........ Owner and Persons writing for publication are requested to furnish their names, otherwise the communication will not be published. will be withheld o n request, but all communlcatios must be signed Memorials, Cards of Thanks and articles of like nature will be charged at 50c and up for one insertion, payable In advance. Advertising rates will be furnished on application Locals and Personals No locals this week. Just don’t have time to get out of the office to talk to people. Dees anyone know of a printer or apprentice printer who would like to work here on Wednesdays and Thursdays ? Correspondents don’t get discouraged. We get so much news in before Wednesdays these days that it’s first come frst served and so the paper is full before the community news gets here. Sorry, because what you write is the most in¬ teresting thing in the paper. PULLEN BUYS HEIFER AT SHORTHORN SALE Bill Pullen attended the Na¬ tional Polled Shorthorn Con¬ gress Sale at Montgomery, Ala , on March 24-25, bringing back a bred heifer he pur¬ chased there. The heifer, Glatwyn Ginny, is bred to a prize bull from Greencastle, Indiana. Fifteen states and three foreign coun- trise were represented at the sale. mmi iiiuis yrcm the County PMA Committal NATION FACES SERIOUS FEED SITUATION The goal for corn plantings in 1952 calls for 106 acres for every 100 acres planted in 1951. According to Mr E. J. Bible, chairman of the Dade County Agricultural Mobilization Com mittee, this represents such a small acreage increase per farm that there should be lit¬ tle difficulty for Georgia farm¬ er sto mee t the goal. The intentions to plant re¬ port just issued by the U S. Department of Agriculture In¬ dicates that Georgia farmers in their pre-planting season plans will seed 3,190,000 acres to corn. The goal for Georgia is 3.400..000 jicres. This means that Georgia farmers will have to increase their March 1 stim- ated planting by 7 percent- 107 acres for each 100 acres in¬ tended. According to Chairman Bi¬ ble, if our farmers do not plant the desired acreage, there is real danger of a very tight feed situation in from 12 to 18 mnoths. Unless yields are far above average it may mean that some livstock will have to be liquidated which would re¬ sult in a very serious situation for the United States and for j nations associated with the U. S in defense efforts. The Chairman has some suggestions for the individual farmer who is up against the quqestino of where the extra acres are to come from. In many areas it may be well to plant the needed corn acreage rather than some other crop that produces fewer feed units per acre. It may come out of our producing pasture land or land that is now idle. Here in Dade County many farmers may find it best to plant fewer acres of lesedeza on good land to get the desired acreage of corn. We are at a cross roads not unlike the situation that exist- ed in World War II. Then the comparatively large feed re- serves dwindled almost over- night and before we knew it we were in a serious livestock feed situation History could repeat itself 1 and 1952 may determine whe- ther we are going through that ‘‘wringer’ once more One way to avoid it is to get more corn , planted than was indicated on March 1.” ^Business Makers leaders, agricultural and community com- ^iteemen are urged to contact all farmers possible and urge them to increase corn plant- ings and production this spring. PAPER OPEN TO ALL The columns of The Dade County Times areopen to all who wish to use them. The political announcements we are now carrying are paid for advertisements and any can¬ didate, who so wishes, may run his announcement or any other legal advertisement that he wishes. Articles of news value with interest to all and not just to the writer are brought to us each week and published free as In all newspapers, are to editing when neces¬ These articles mu 3 t be by the writer but the name can be withheld the writer’s request. EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE The Wildwood Methodist Cir¬ is holding their annual Sunrise Service at the Methodist Church this Service will begin at 6:30 M 8 unday April 13, and are invited. , SALE — 4 room house, lot about 75 x 140, brick siding overhead rock wool insula¬ tion, inside Trenton City li¬ mits. $1,800; small cash pay¬ ment, balance $23 per month. Fletcher Allison, Trenton. month oM Collie fe¬ male with collar, named ‘‘Judy.” — Brown* Stephens, Dade County Times, Trenton. CLERK OF COURT I am a candidate for the of¬ of Clerk of Superior Court Dade County, subject to the Primary April 12, I am the daughter of Hale, your present and have been assisting with this work for the past years. I feel that I am quali¬ and physically able to do work. I assure you I will appreciate support and vote in the primary. Mrs. Grace Hale Williams. Clerk of Circuit Court I am a candidate for the of¬ of County Court Clerk. If I will do my utmost to that the office is conducted 1 an honest, efficient and up -1 manner, with courtesy understanding to all. I re- that I am unable to get to all the voters. Be¬ a solicitor for the Red on Lookout Mountain take most of my time primary day. I am a re¬ rural mall carrier with 25 civil service duty and am of handling the work to the office of Coun- Clerk. Wihiam NicolL FOR TREASURER Re-elect J. V. JENKINS (LITTLE JENKS)) I hereby announce my candi¬ for re-election to the of- of Treasurer of Dade subject bo the Demo- Primary of April 12, 1952. offer my record as my quail- to serve you again, | Your support and influence be gTeatly appreciated. James Virgil (Little Jcnks) Jenkins. FOR SURVEYOR I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Sur- subject to the Democra- Primary April 12, 1952. Your vote and support will sincerely appreciated. W. T. McCauley. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, i952 PAID POLITICAL To The of Dade As a candidate for of your County in the election to be held April I wish to state my position some of the things that are vital interest and importance to you and our County. I assure you that I am aligned with, nor obligated any one person or group persons, and that when pd I will bp Ordinary lor ts people of Dade County _ There . has not . and , will ... not . . be of , jobs . . , any promises or „ „ There will be ample time the election to fill all jobs that the Ordinary might be in po¬ sition to offer. Ail jobs will be filled by the most efficient and agreeable persons obtainable. They must be willing to work and earn their compensation Just as if they were working for you, me or any other indi¬ vidual. I shall expect to employ a road foreman capable of su¬ pervising the building and maintenance of roads and of seeing that our machinery is kept in repair and not unduly abused and tom up He must cooperate with me in planning the work and then carry our plans through, he must be able to keep peace and harmony with all employees working un¬ der him and to cooperate fully with landowners adjacent to the roads. I promise that all sections of the County will receive their proportionate share of road work and that we will not wait until about a month or two before election time to try and make a big showing on your roads. I think it would be ad¬ visable to use good gravel or chert for surfacing roads, where it is available instead of hauling slag long distances. FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF DADE COUNTY SCHOOLS Every four years all School Systems in the State of Geor- gia elect or re-elect a Super- lntendent of Education. Dade County is not an exception, You are 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 1 those 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. Through 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 satisfied 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 ma{ j e available for the Dade County School System: I shall continue to do so until my term expires, and thereafter, if I am re-elected as your Super¬ intendent. The next Superin¬ tendent will have a great res¬ ponsibility to our children. If my record merits your sup¬ port, your influence and Vote will be appreciated, and I pledge greater service if you see fit to select me for your of- fic. Roy Moore SUBSCRIBE TO THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Slag, if it is slag, is good road material when and where pro¬ pezly used. ! It is my desire and hope that your Ordinary during the next four years to build some a h weather roads, and if elect- *“■ f ™ “ tmost t0 ac - j .If,. ^° a I pledge my support „ and co- op ration to all health, educa- tlon *'° n ' old ^culture. age benefit, lire and protec¬ to dependent children and any ! other that .. . will make , 1 programs 1 & Dade County a better place in which to live and rear our children. I believe that we should have a Home Demon¬ stration agent in Dade County and promise just as soon after taking office as I possibly can that I shall procure the ser¬ vices of the most capable and one that we can expect to re¬ main with us and make Dade County her home. I shall cooperate with all of¬ ficers and agencies of the M. FOR SHERIFF the people . of , _ Dade , ________ County: I am a candidate for the of- of Sheriff, subject to the Primary to be held* 12, 1952. I am a life-long of Dade County, and had twenty years expe- as your Sheriff. I feel my twenty years expe- qualifies me for this and that my record dur- that time merits your fa- consideration. I in- to see as many of you as can between now and elec- day, but am sure I will not able to see all of you per- and I take this means f soliciting ycur vote and ac- support. Respectfully, G. C. Tatum. FOR SHERIFF To the voters of Dade County: I am a candidate for reelec¬ tion to the office of Sheriff of Dade County, subject to the Democratic Primary, April 12. As all of you know, my hands are tied in this campaign and I may not get around to see you before election. I will be home soon but will have to depend on the good people of Dade County to fight the battle for me. I have discharged my duties as your Sheriff as faithfully as circumstances would permit. During my term of office I did not allow evil politicians who are trying to gain control of Dade County for their own selfish motives to dictate to me. So I w r as snatched up and sent away from my family and away from the good people of Dade County and away from my office. This caused my fa¬ mily to suffer and has been torture to me because I have been away from them. Of course all of this wil be evened up and fully recompensed in the great day of Judgement. But right now, won't you take your stand for the right and vote for me and use your in¬ fluence to help me be reelected as your Sheriff? I will show my appreciation by rendering faithful service. J. W. (Bill) Lynch. SELL typewriting paper, white and yellow' second sheets, thin paper marked “copy” and two sizes of mi- meo paper. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES County, State and Federal Gov- ernment, but assure you that I shall In no way attempt to dominate or run any other of¬ fice or agency. I promise that any form of “fee grabbing” or injustice through the Ordin¬ ary's Court will not be toler¬ ated. With the cooperation of all officers, agencies and you clti- ens or Dade County we can stop tourists from being routed around Dade County. The scenery along U. S. Highway 11 through Dade County Is as beautiful as any you can find in the South. Some of these tourists are looking for a place to locate and build a home and they can not know what we have here unless they come In¬ to our County. DO we have all the people we need or want In Dade County? I promise when elected, that all purchases for the County will be made within the Coun¬ ty whenever possible, next within the State of Georgia, and that such items as tires and tubes, lumber, equipment and other items bought in quantities will be purchased on a competitive basis. All Grand Jury recommendations will be carried out as soon as possible after being made. There will be no licenses is¬ sued for the sale of beer or other intoxicants in Dade while I am Ordinary. I am running this race on my own, I have been a life long resident of Dade County and am familiar with, the needs and desires of its | If elected I pledge that I will devote my full time to the office and service of the Thank you. TO THE VOTERS OF DADE COUNTY I am a candidate for Repre¬ sentative subject to the Demo¬ cratic Primary to be held April 12th. It has been my privilege to serve you for two terms in this office. It has been my purpose during that time to work for those things which I thought would best promote the interests of the people of Geor¬ gia and Dade County. If I am re-elected I shall continue to serve you in the same manner. I want to thank you for your support in the past, and assure you that I shall appreciate your support in the coming Primary. Maddox J. Hale. Stop! Look! Listen! TO THE NEW AND RECONDITIONED USED CARS AND TRUCKS NEW DODGE CORONET CLUB COUPE, All Extras NEW DODGE MEADOWBROOK, 4 Door Sedan NEW DOGDE Vi Ton PICK-UP, Standard Cab NEW DODGE Vi Ton PICK-UP, with Vent Wings NEW DODGE % Ton EXPRESS NEW DODGE 2 Ton 2 Speed, Cab and Chassis NEW DODGE 2Vi Tom, 2 Speed 1949 DODGE PANEL, Excellent Condition 1946 DODGE lVi Ton, 2 Speed — Cab and Chassis 1946 DODGE IV 2 Ton, Runs Good 1940 FORD lVi Ton, 2 Speed 1950 NASH STATESMAN 1949 CHEVROLET, 4 Door, Fleet Line 1946 FORD COACH 1941 FORD, 2 Door 1941 OLDSMOBILE 1941 CHEVROLET, 2 Door Sedan 1940 FORD, 2 Door Sedan {Wires tone AND I R I” TIRES DYER MOTOR TRENTON, GA. TO THE VOTERS OF DADE COUNTY: I am a candidate for the of¬ fice of Tax Commissioner of Dade County, subject to the Democratic Primary of April 12 1952. I have lived in Dade County all of my life. I have two (2) terms as Trea- c-f Dade County and I am I most of you know me and | my qualifications. If elected to I the office of Tax Commis¬ I shall devote my full to the duties of that of¬ fice and endeavor to handle duties of the office to your satisfactionr I hope to all of you during the cam¬ and want to assure you I will appreciate very your vote and active sup¬ John W. Murphy. A COURT DOING MORE IN LESS TIME ON LESS MONEY. ARCH FARRAR I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Soli¬ citor General of the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit. I earnestly ask your support at the polls, on May 14 ,1952 for this job. I am thirty years of age, I am married and have two little boys, one IV* years and one 9 months. I live in Sum¬ merville, Georgia, where I was born. I have practiced law in Summerville since being admitted to the Bar. I served with the Army in the 69th Infantry Division during World War II, and served two years overseas in combat with a rifle company and in the occupation of Germany. During the past two years I have served in the Georgia State Senate representing the 42nd Senatorial District. Since entering the practice of law I have qualified my¬ self to hold the office of Solicitor General by trying many cases, both civil and criminal, and being engaged in a gen¬ eral law practice. I have always attempted to present my cases to the court and jury iA a fair and open manner and when elected your Solicitor I shall continue to present the State’s cases without partiality to any one. In my past political life I have not asked for or been supported by political factions but I took my candidacy to the people. I shall not accept in this race help from those persons or grouns which would bind me to an "obligation which I can not fulfill- Waste in our courts of time and taxpayer's money is a terrible wrong to the people. My cases will be prepared be¬ fore I come in the courtroom and the juries of the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit will not be kept waiting because of the Solicitor’s office. I am unalterably opposed to the sale, legal or illegal, of beer, wine, whiskey or any other alcoholic beverages and will fight to stamp it out. When I am elected your Solicitor I pledge the follow¬ ing as my platform: 1. Co-operation with Law enforcement officers in stamping out “bootlegging.” 2. Co-operation with the Judges in running our courts as efficiently as possible. 3. Doing my part to make the job of jury duty as less burdensome as possible. 4. Dollar for dollar value for all State’s work in the Courts. 5. See that time and tax money is not wasted by try¬ ing borderline and spite cases. A, Hear Arch Farrar speak over radio station W G T Summerville, Georgia, 950 on your dial at 12:35 P. M. every Tuesday starting April 1, 1952. A COURT DOING MORE IN LESS TIME ON LESS MONEY. THE JOB: TAX COMMlS- SIONER. THE MAN:- CHARLES Rav MOND STREET. THE PLACE: - YOUR V OT ING PRECINCT. THE TIME: APRIL 12, 1952 Charles Raymond Street I. O. O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 3 g Regular meeting each Tu es - day night at 8:00 P. M. M. Avery, N. G. D. P. Hood, Secretary.
