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SIGN OF TROUBLE
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in you: home. Don’t .neglect
them At the first sign of trou-
b jg ca ll . for service. prompt, depend¬
able repair
Drcp ;>y and see us or call
anytime
TATUM & CASE
Radio Electric Co.
TRENTON
GEORGIA
CRISMAN
L p-Ta-Date Line of Hardware
11 Market St. Phone 7-1114)
Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Dyer Motor Company
^°dge-Plymouth Dealer
TRENT0 ^ GEORGIA
WANT ADS
WANTED! Enough votes to
be Coroner again. — Charles
T. Sima. |
FOR SALE —Ford Tractor, new ]
tires, new reworked motor
and very clean — Bill Austin,
Rising Fawn, Ga.
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FOR SALE — 11 head of Goats,
10 Brush Goats, one Milk
Goat $10.00 each. — Bill
Austin, Rising Fawn, Ga.
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HARD OF HEARING?
IOU can again enjoy your ra¬
dio, Church 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
FOR RENT—Furnished 3 room
hou/se with bath — Mrs. J.
G. Gray, Trenton.
3 t c — 4 - 10
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.
OUR OPINION
It is too bad when politics
stand in the way of justice. It
has always been our belief
that the duties of the grand
jury were to help administer
justice and not to help play
politics. It is one of our free¬
doms to get rip-roaring mad
when we read about corrupt
charges made against any of
our public officials. What are
we doing about it?
Some time ago we read in
The Dade County Times that
the jury boxes had been re¬
vised. Judging from some of
the mistakes the grand jury j
has made lately, we think it )
would help matters if they I
were revised again. i
It is time all voters make it j
their business to be alert and j
correctly informed as to what
is happening in our county.
Please do not let corrupt poli¬
tics stand in the way of sound
principles.
It is our American heritage
to vote as we please and by
doing so we put into action our
freedom. Therefore, we should
not allow ourselves to be dict¬
ated to vote a certain way or
to be blindly led to vote a cer¬
tain way. What kind of herit¬
age are we handing down for
our children and others to fol¬
low?
We hope that you will give
these few thoughts your care¬
ful study.
Signed,
Mrs. W. J. Sells.
(Paid)
^ low cost
* * trouble-free
water servke
with GOULDS famous
JET-0-MATIC
electric water systems
• Investigate the new Jet-O-
Madc It brings you all the
running water you need at
lowest cost per gallon. Sim¬
ple and easy to install. No
moving parts. No upkeep.
Smooth quiet operation.
Self-lubricated. Dual Service
—for either shallow or deep
welJ«-
• We will furnish and
install your water sys¬
tem on easy terms, ten
per cent down, balance
in thirty six monthly
payments.
• If you have iron or red
water in your well we
can furnish at small
cost, attachments that
will clear the water. If
you are interested please
see or write.
W. J. West
RISING FAWN, GA.
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1952
NEW SALEM
We are sorry to report Mrs.
(Aunt Nan) Is still in
hospital. She needs blood.
Anyone who would give any,
please do.
Several of the people came
to Trenton to the church ser¬
vice Sunday. We are also sorry
to hear Franklin Baker is in
the hospital. We wish him a
recovery.
Christine Simms spent Sat-
urday night with Janie Brad-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moore
ate supper with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Gray Sunday night.
Mrs. M. G. Bradford spent
Friday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Bradford,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bradford
and uncle Wes Bradford visit¬
Mrs. Nan Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baker
several of his relatives over
k
Judy Massey spent Sunday
with her father, Mr. and Mrs.
George Massey.
A large number from New
Salem attended the concert in
Friday night.
Iroy Martin’s blue truck
turned into a green car.
We see Woodrow Gray is
driving a new truck.
Lgrene Hargiss and Mrs. C.
A. Gray visited friends and
relatives in Mississippi.
We were glad to see Ralph
Matthews home over the week
end.
WANTED more information
for New Salem News.
Hooker Colored News
Miss Virginia Bone spent this
end at home in Gurley,
She carried Paulett Scott,
one of her little students,
home with her.
Mr. Clarence E. Chubb left
last week- for Detroit,, Mich.
He said that he may live up
if he likes the place.
Lula D. Paris was
elected last Sunday to teach
the first Bible Class at Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church.
pi 0 i a Maxine Roberts proved
be the best speller at Hook-
er. The contest was held at
school between 4-5-6-7 and
8th grades. She is in the se¬
venth 'grade. The teacher
awarded her a prize.
The Sunday School and pub¬
lic school classes visited the
Elmo Baptist Sunday
School Sunday. The Hooker
School offered to sing numbers
with Maxine Roberts and Mary
Ann Martin leading and car¬
rying the solo parts, Mrs. Lula
D. Paris at the piano, Miss
Virginia Bone directing.
NOTICE
jeV- * Trenton Lodge M. meet No. 8:00 179
F. & A.
p. m. every second Sat¬
urday night each month.
All Masons Invited to attend.
Noah Castleberry, W. M.
Robert Ryan, Secy.
IT’S TIME FOR
6,'<W e Spring Tone-Up
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& Perk your months motor ahead. up for Let livelier our experts and more give dependable your motor service a tupe-up for the for warm
smoother, more economical performance.
WE WILL:
1. CLEAN CARBURETOR AND ADJUST FUEL LEVEL.
2. CHECK FUEL PUMP.
3. CHECK BATTERY TERMINALS.
4. CHECK COMPRESSION.
5. CHECK DISTRIBUTOR AND REPLACE OR ADJUST POINTS.
6. ADJUST VACUUM ADVANCE.
7. RE-TIME IGNITION.
8. CLEAN AND ADJUST SPARK PLUG ELECTRODES.
COME IN FOR A MOTOR TUNE-UP AND ENJOY A
SMOOTHER, LIVELIER ENGINE IN YOUR CAR!
DYER MOTOR CO.
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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News
NEW ENGLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Scrog¬
gins and baby, of Chattanoo¬
ga, spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Gearrin recently.
Lindia Blevins spent Friday
night with Shirley Morrison.
Pfc. Charles Bryant, of Frot
Knox, Ky., spent a 7 day leave
home with his wife, Martha
Jne and other relativse.
Helen Drew spent Friday
night with Benita Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Under¬
wood visited her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Raines over the
week end.
Seems if we have several
cases of the masles here in the
community now Little Jimmy I
Raines and Marvin Bryant are
off from school now due to a
good case of them.
Little Joyce and Judy David¬
son spent Sunday with Roy
and Cloia Mae Gearrin. 1
We are sorry to report that
Mr. Bill Swann is in a Chat¬
tanooga hospital. Hope him a
speedy recover.
We also noticed that Rob Al¬
lison was home over the week
end. j
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Roberts, ,
of Chattanooga, visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Raines and family over the
week end.
Mrs. Jackie Fassett visited
her mother-in-law, of Chicka-
mauga, over the week end.
We hate to see one of our
good neighbors move back to
Sand Mountain. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stevens moved back out
there.
Mrs. Mary Patterson has re¬
turned home after spending
two weeks in LaFayette with
relatives. '
Our sympathy goes to the
Hallum family who lost one of
their dear loved ones last |
week. We all thought lots of
Mitchell and we want to exx-
.tend our sympathy to the en¬
tire family.
Sorry to report that Mrs.
Earslane Carroll is on our sick
list this week, too.
Mrs. Pete Stevens was in
Chattanooga Monday.
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RAIN OR SHINE
Don’t forget to vote in the
Democratic Primary April 12
CAVE SPRINGS
Everything is O. K. so
as I know. We don’t do
(thing to make news
Only this.
There will be a Free
Stew at the Community
Saturday night, April 5th.
Everybody invited to come
joy with us. Especially do
invited Mr. Joe Phillips
Mr. G. v. Green, of the
verdale community as we
some information on
phones. If it rains
we have a house to be in
come on and have supper
us. No charges.
Sorry Charles Holder
such a bad time last
Hope he is on the road to
speedy recovery now.
Another one of our
moved to Rising Fawn
week. Sorry to loose Mr.
rold Castleberry and family.
BYRD’S CHAPE
Home Demonstration Club
Meets
The Byrd’s Chapel
Club held
meeting on March
the home of Mrs.
The meeting was
to order by the
Keeton. Miss Ola
lead the devotional.
The minutes were read
as read. Mrs. J.
and Mrs. Keeton
an interesting report
District meeting in
Georgia, on February
was a short
the county Home
There being no new
meeting was turned over
hostess who served
cake and ice cream.
The attendance at this
was not as good as
but we urge all
be present at our next meet¬
on April 8 at the home
Raymond Castleberry.
is plant exchange day.
Work on Church
Work on the Byrd’s
is coming along fine.
inside paint job is
and the floors have been
and waxed.
have been
The new outside work is
a priming coat of
M. Y. F. Organized
Last Tuesday night a N. Y.
was organized by the boys
girls of the church
help of Mr. Jerry Mclnnls
the Rev. Joe Baker, pas-
with Mrs. Gertrude Bar¬
as advisor.
Personals
Miss Margaret Alexander,
Chattanooga, visited
C. Curetons over the
Pvt. Freddie Payne spent
end with his parents,
Mrs. C. T. Payne. He
his Basic Training
now stationed in
where he is
The Paynes have
son in service. He
in Germany where
has been for three yars.
Miss Fannie Stewart is doing
with her broken ankle.
hopes to be going about
before too long.
This community is being vi¬
by several of the candi¬
in the forthcoming elec¬
MORGANVILLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sarah’s Chapel Building
Monganville, Ga.
School......10:00 A. M.
Service.... 11:00 A. M.
Service----7:00 P. M.
Service... 7:00 P.
Rev. L. R Howell, Pastor
Durham, Sunday
Superintendent
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Colors, Conditions, and Cleans
Sarah’s Coiffures
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At All Times 4
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2525 Broad Street Phone 7-0732 PR£S 4 4
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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LAUNDRY SERVICE
PHONE 63 TRENTON, GA.
Closed on Wednesday Afternoons
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INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE
Times Building Trenton. Ga
Savings Accounts — To provide for the future’
Checking Accounts — To provide greater efficiency in
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Safe Deposit Boxes —Offer your valuables protection
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Banking Services In fact, oil financial services
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