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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1953)
NOTICE Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the A second and four 6b Jfkp Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m. AH qualified Masons invited to attend. Raymond M Morrison, W. M. Early A. Ellis, Sr. Sec. TIRES NEW DIAMOND TIRES Used tires — all makes and odd sices. Recaping and Repairuag. 1C#% cold rubber. Best obtainable repair material A11 work guaranteed Compare our prices befere you recap. BROAD STREET TIRE SHOP 3008 Broad at St. Elmo Phone 58278 H. B. Everette, Mgr. NEAR J. HAROLD SMITH, Pastor First Baptist Church Ft. Smith, Arkansas ▼ 6:80 to 6:30 AM CST P:00 to PM CST ► OVER XERF 4 1570 on Dial A Send all mail to POX 183 FORT SMITH - - ARKANSAS FOR RENT — 4 room house with bath, close to school. — Mrs. W. B. Cureton. Trenton. FOR SALE — Fescue seed, re¬ cleaned and tested, germin¬ ation 91% plus—E. R. Wells Morganville. 3 t p — 3 -6 SALE OR TRADE — One 1941 long-wheel base LWB 2-ton truck.— Bill Pullen, Morgan- ville. 3 t p — 3 -6 FOR SALE—4 room house with screened in back porch, wired or stove and lights, with IV 2 acre of land. Located in Piney Grove, See Ted W. Al¬ ley, Route 2, Rising Fawn on Lookout Mountain. 3tp — 2 - 26 FLOWERS FOR ANY OCCA¬ SION—I will be glad to serve the florist needs of Dade Countiams. Mrs. J. G. Gray, Trenton, agent for Carroll’s Flowers in Chattanooga. 3 t — 2 - 26 FOR SALE — 100 bagis white Irish seed potatoes. Bill Kon¬ rad, Rising Fawn, Ga. 3 t p — 2 - 26 FRESH COW FOR SALE — Fred Morgan, Trenton, Ga. 2 - 26 FOR SALE—English Shepherd Pops, Good Stock and Watch¬ dogs. Natural Heelers, Eoeily Trained. They’re Beauties, lit Mrs. R. G. Peteroon, Trenton, Georgia, Rt. 2. 3t. Pd. 2-19 FOE SALE — * aeroo lead. « room her»«, good bar* a*4 oeveral e*tbuil41*fs, 1 *eile with ef Trenton. Woll o» porch and t spring* on plaoe. —Mra. H. L. l%*ev*o. 3 t — 2 - 26 FOR SALE OR TRADE for late model truck—36 acres wood land in Cole City — J- B. Adkins, Box 356, Bridgeport, Alabama. 3 t p — 2 - 19 MIRACLE HEARING AI* Cample** $19.85. RegnlraB *a batteries, eardg ar aar butt**. SB. e. K. Mae TANK Wiir*praet*r and Nature** tb 78# N. Bault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. THE DADE CXJUNTt TIMER HUW, QEttRWA. IWURitfJAA. FEBRUARY LB. IU~ CAVE SPRINGS PARTY LINE By James C. Holder The WSCS met at the home of Mrs. Canova Guinn Tuesday afternoon February 12. Seven members were present and re¬ freshments were served by the hostess. The meeting was en¬ joyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forest¬ er and boys were viteiting in Atlanta Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rid¬ dle and daughter Patsy were the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Forester and daughter Helen, Sunday. Dannde Hibbs visited his aunt, Mrs. J. R. Carson, Sat¬ urday afternoon. Mr. Joe E. Baker, of Rising Fawn, was visiting in our com¬ munity last week. Mr. Haston Hibbs was called to Jasper, Tenn., Thursday night due to_ the death of his brother-in-law, Frank Parker. Mrs. Roy Wallin and chil¬ dren were the Monday guests of Mrs. Tom Holder and son James. Mrs. Wesley Forester was the Wednesday visitor of Mrs. Canova Guinn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and children of New Salen: were the Sunday guest5 of Mr and Mrs. Carroll Powell and children. Mr. Joe Johnson of Ham- mondsville, Ala., Mr. James Johnson of Gadsden, Ala., and Mr. Charles Johnson, of An- Ala., were the Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Holder. Mrs. Callie Powell visited her sister, Mrs. Lydia Keith and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Keith and boys last week. ; Mrs. Canova Guinn was the Sunday afternoon guest of Mrs. Josie Nunnelly and chil¬ dren. | There was preaching and Sunday School Sunday and the ]snow didn't keep those pres¬ ent from attending. Mr. Joe E. Baker delivered the mes¬ sage which was enjoyed by the congregation. Please don't let snow or rain keep you from at¬ tending worship services. Mr. and Mrs. Roy West and boys Eddie and Frankie Puddin' Ridge were the Thurs¬ day afternoon guests of the Wallins. Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Holder were the Sunday evening sup¬ per guests of Joe Johnsons in Hammondsville. Mr. Grady Wallin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur has arrived home for a stay following a period of NOW- more than ever- OF TRUCKS THESE THE AND 3 ARE LEADING MANY " Job-R MAKES, MORE ated” TO ADVANTAGES ONLY GIVE DODGE YOU Greatest maneuverability of the 3 leaders— Dodge gives the most truck saves ypu time and effort. you Greatest vision area of the “big 3’’ lets you see more . . . increases safety, handling ease. Widest seat of the 3 leading makes. More power in the 1 V r and 2-ton ranges than the other 2 leading makes. for money! Mr~ More pick-up bodies than the other 2 lead¬ your * * #New super-safe brakes! ers, of pick-up. Greatest the including 3 V leaders. 2 -fon new panel 116" payload wheelbase and capacity j^-ton 2 fuel filters on all models to assure cleaner ■?YNew Truck-o-matie transmissitn! fuel and a cleaner engine. Floating oil i.iiake selects clean oil at top, avoids sediment at bottom of crankcase. . j........ Yes, of the 3 leading mikes of Water dislrilscting tube on all models directly trucks, only Dodge offers you; cools valve seats . . . means longer valve life. 7 powerful engines, 3 of them 1 >ra r.d- 4-ring pistons on all engines save oil, upkeep. new, with 100 to 171 h.p. . . . {Ad¬ Independent parking brake on all models is vanced dual-primary type 1 A. in simple, eincient, powerful. 1- through 4-ton models, for sure brake linings last stops and easy servicing ... Truck-o- Rivefless Cydabond brake linings matic transmission with gyroi 1 laid longer, car.’l score drums . . . Drive, available on 1 7 - and r ton are tapered and molded on many models trucks, for (he best for quiet stops. in no-shift driving ... Onflow shock absorbers on Yr> %- and 1- plus all of the other toy models give smoother riding, greater Dodge exclusives driver control on roughest roads. shown at right! Better-balanced weight distribution tor extra Find out how these payload. Dod ge extras can save ★ ★ money. See us today! ★ Dodge pioneers . . . others follow! Many features—just adopted by other leading t /2 -ton through 4-ton makes— have been standard on Dodge truck* for years! For example: chrome-plated top piston rings in complete line, spark-plug wheel¬ covers, 45-ampere generators, short base, rustproofed sheet .metal. Only Dodge builds trucks that are “Job- DOOGE^-RoMTRUCKS Rated” to fit your hauling needs. Dyer Motor Co., Trenton, Ga. News NEW ENGLAND Mr. and Mrs. James Davis and daughter of Chattanooga visited her sister, .. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Blevins Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James Butt, the former Dorris Anne Size¬ more, announced the birth of a 1V 2 lb. girl, Brenda Kay, Fe¬ bruary 9th at Newell’s Hospi¬ tal. Mother and baby are at home now and both are doing fine. Miss Linda Blevins spent Saturday night with Betty Derryberry. Everyone seemed to enjoy the nice snow on Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raines and family visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Raines Sun¬ day afternoon. The Wilhites, of Birming¬ ham, have returned after pending quite a while here with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilhite and the Allisons. B:o. Bell preached for us Sunday and Sunday night. A nice crowd was there and everyone enjoyed the message. Mrs. Glen Stephens and Mrs. Ernest Stone visited Mrs. El¬ mer Raines and baby Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gearrin visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reeves Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Obie Gilbreath and family, of Chattanooga, and Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Dukes and Ned werethe Sunday guests of Mrs. Jack Gilbreath and Jeanette. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hallum have been visiting their daugh¬ ter, Mrs. Gene Weeks, of Blue Ridge, Ga. “STRICTLY FORMAL” AT DADE HIGH SCHOOL The Senior Class of Dade ;High School is presenting a 'three act comedy, ‘‘Strictly Formal” in the Dade High School Auditorium February 127, 7:3o o’clock. 1 For an evening full of hila¬ rious entertainment come and see “Strictly Formal.” ployment in Florida. Grady will go for his physical Feb. 25. Some of the folks of this community attended the revi¬ val at the Rising Fawn Baptist Church last week. The mes¬ sage was enjoyed by those who attended. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder and son James were the Sun¬ day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Castleberry and children of Rising Fawn. RISING FAWN Mrs. Bob Dawkins, Will Austin, Spencer Middleton and Ed Seay are among those who have been ill with flu. Mrs. Clark Dawkins is in Jacksonville, Fla., on a visit. Mrs. M. R. Wilson and daughter Jackie, attended the “Herald of Truth” broadcast Sunday at Memorial Audito¬ rium . The Milt Wilson; and daugh¬ ter made a trip to Athens, Tenn. on business recently. Mr. and Mrs. George McMa¬ han were in Birmingham the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fannin had as recent visitors Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowery and daugh¬ ter, of Fort Payne. Misres Ann and Jane Mit¬ chell, of Boaz, Alabama, were house guests of the R. C. Thomases last week. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McMahan were Mr. and Mrs. James Todd and children, of Gadsden. The Harold Castl berrys had as their Sunday dinner guests: Mr . and M.s. George Castle¬ berry and family, Mr. Staay Castleberry and M:\ and Mr.:. Dewey Bardford and family. Mrs. Jess Adkins accompa¬ nied Mr. T. C. Castleberry to Bessener, Ala., for a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rumley and daughter are visiting Mr. Rumley’s parents in Pulaski, Virginia.. First Good Snow Falls Over Weekend Lookout Mountain residents reported a five-inch snow early Sunday morning, while the valley received a thinner coating of the white flakes. Due to the wet ground and atmosphere, the snow soon melted in the valley, but net before many real, honest-to- goodness snow men had been made, to the delight of the younger generation. By Tuesday, the mountain was. still crowned with white. AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 C. Raymond Street, Comm. Manuel Avery, Adj. First and third Friday every month, 8 P. M. 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