The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, February 19, 1953, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLOOKOUT DRIVE IN THEATER Cummings and Birmingham Highway SUNDAY, February 22 Well Calculated Suspense! SIROCCO Humphrey Bogart, Marta Toren Also Four Cartoons • * m Closed Mon., Tue., and Wednesdays • • • TIIl'RS., Fill., Febrpary 26 - 27 A First-rate Thriller- 711 Ocean Drive Edmond O'Brien, Joanne Dru Two Cartoons and Late News • • SATURDAY, February 28 Springfield Rifle In Technicolor Gary Cooper, Phyllis Thaxter Four Cartrcns & Kiddie Gifts BACK AGAIN GOOD AS NEW! When any of your electrical appliances give you trouble, just call Tatum and Case for fast, dependable repair serv¬ ice. In no time at all we’ll have them back to you... working as good as new. Ex¬ pert repair can save you mo¬ ney on expensive replacements of your appliances TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. IUBNTON © © © © Friday February 27 -10 A.i ummm The ED6EWOOD SUB-DIVISION Located adjoining City Limits of TRENTON, GA. on Highway II iiaaesasgfccs -^-g rasBaa mnsvams^^m 400 beautiful building lots, 2 houses, 1 well 2,500 feet in depth with ample supply of water to furnish any town. Builders, Speculators and Homeseekers — attend this sale and buy lots at your own price. Each lot will carry FHA specifi¬ cations. ATTENTION CITIZENS — We will give a 5 acre tract of this land with railroad siding and road frontage to anyone or any Company, that will build a factory, plant, or mill of any kind within three years ot sale date. Interested parties inquire at our Office, Rome Ga. or be present on sale day. This property will enhance in value day by day, being centrally located on one of the best high' ays in Georgia, within a few miles of Chattanooga, Tenn., Birmingham, and Gadsden, Fort Payne, Ala. — “ Where traffic flows, value grows” Re¬ member the date, Friday, February 27. 10 A. M. All this property will sell, come prepared to buy. Signs on property. %.... -., r*. FREE! FREE! 3 beautiful building lots to 3 lucky people FREE! FREE! © attending the sale, also cash prizes! «3KS?j nil urn taw* m m«...... •» Car Sale Every Saturday 1 P. M. Rain or Shine J. L. Todd Auction 6 C 302 West 3rd St. Rome, Ga. Phone 6339 List Your Property With Us •• We Sell The World” e >••••••••©©©©<1" *;©©©©<©•©•••©©©••••• f HE auit COUNTY TIMES. TRLNKW, CEOHCIA, HITRSDaT. FEBRUARY 10 . 19.vi_ DADE THEATER SUN MON., February 22 - 23 RETREAT HELL Frank Lovejoy, Anita Louise, Richard Carl-on .* ** ******************** TUES., WED., February 24 - 25 Ma and Pa Kettle At the Fair Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride THURS., FRI., February 26 - 21 Thousands of Thrills Strange World Angelica Kauff, and Alexander Carlos *★★*♦■***■**★*★★* *★★*★** Ai SATURDAY, February 28 Davey Crockett Indian Scout George Montgomery OPENING TIMES W tmk Days: 7:00 P. M. Saturday: 2:10 P M. Sanday: 3 P M. (two shows in ift*rn*«n). Close for Church cad rrapan at 8:45 P. M. . T Oooo o oo o ooooocoTjooooa o ooQocxyJocaooocxDOo o coowoQOCx State Income Tax State Intangible Tax Returns.. DUE ON OR BEFORE MARCH 15th I LE YOUR RETURNS PROMPTLY / nd avoid the penalty and interest WE ARE REQUIRED TO COLLECT ATLANTA GEORGIA bOOOO I O OOOOOO O OOOC O OOOQ O QOOOOtVSOOQOOOOQOOOOOQOQodf > LET'S P0/J57 There will be a county-wide base-ball meeting at the Davis High School, Saturday night, February 21, at 7:30 p. hi. Everyone interested in base-ball are requested to come to this meeting Mrs. McCauley Hostess To WMS The V/ M. S of the Rising Fawn Baptist Church met in the home of Mrs. Mabel Me Cauley Saturday, February 14, for the regular monthly meet- ing Ms. J Z Bobo gave the de- vctional Mrs. A F Reeves was in charge of the program while Mrs. W. J. West presided <,ver the business sr^ion. Rel.eshments were served to and foiyt visitors • Th closing prayer was given by Mrs S J Hale, a very welcomed visitor. KISING FAWN f-ll NOTES The j anua ry 27th meeting was ca u ed to order, by Presi- dent Jim cureton after which Aline Avans read from the Bi- ble^ The secretary then called tde ro jj and read the minutes, Mr Adams, our county agent> told us that Dade Coun¬ ty had been selected as one of thirteen counties in a corn- grcwing contract, sponsored b> j hp Georgia Power ompany. six boys took corn growing ^ a pr 0 j ect and will enter in • the contest. Mr. Adams then stated that pine seedlings were available for distribution. Six boys vo¬ lunteered to take some of the trees as another project Activities that 4-H‘ers could enter into to paricipate in the community improvement con- tes were described by Principal J. E. Mickler. Assistant Agent Bigham gave a demonstration on eggs, showing the group the difference in fresh and old eggs. The club voted to contribute $25 to the Rock EogJe Fund. Jim Cureton again presided over the February 10 meeting of the Rising Fawn club. The 4-H Pledge was led by Eddie West followed by Martha Ann j Castleberry’s reading of se¬ veral, versus fro mthe Bible. Mr. Bigham talked to the group about chickens advising March as the best time. Se¬ veral boys wanted some to raise. Polly Chadwick. Reporter •ocooooocooor« ysosooooocaooo o ooooooecoooooQOW Let Us Keep Your Nice Sweat¬ ers and V, Band-Box Clean ie( 8 Cl L i aners Phone 63 Trenton. Ga. - —1 -----n—nm-------n-mnrni'ii.iu. D£f SHOWS IT’S CJ /wweLtom ~ —, T----- if CHt IEAW /‘"A ‘ > ■; itEASOM why -LAJ TITRATE means i IRv** au*osSE.-w. WHENCE in results! 4 0“ie dittos tv, ■ si /rural rt ni- ■ ■ -* j tro _e*n <»ii s • j ■. tulily — m iii- the world's out- nw...M '.iif of nitrate T‘ ' ' . . Th ^ r.’u 2 ran <■’ Nilrait 1 i- .! > nil t ale nitro¬ 4 gen — 100% available — 100% irtf-eui tin 100% dependable. 1 No antidote is necessary. < hil- ean Ndtrate is rt t; arid forming; Rich in sodium and minor ele¬ ments. Chili an Nitrate i- ruii in beneficial sodium t /,,.1 makes a stronger, deep t root o stciti — improves crop health, vigor and nutritive value. It also eoftlains siTtalJ qimnbtie- of sential nnnot i letnetils. Chilean Nitrate is the ONlY fettiliie, that <>/ AT , r- Y*-\ supplies nil rate nitrogen, hen e ft rial sodium and essential luinor elements. CHILEAN NITRATE of SODA Noted for all-round efficiency. (Ittitk-acling 100% nitrate ni¬ trogen makes rapid, stitrrSj growth, its 26% sodium con- lent acts like stolush when nec¬ essary and helps to increase the supply of available phos¬ phate in tile soil. Chilean Nitrate's free flowing isellers guarantee rapid, accu¬ ral,* distribution under all con¬ ditions. No -peeial precautions oegded. Helps maintain prodoctivity of your land. Vi hen u-rd consist- enilv in a sound fanning pro¬ gram, Chilean Nitrate builds up fertility, inerease.s efficiency. Year after year. Xatliral Chilean Nitrate increases yields — im¬ prove- <| ua I it y — defends against disease — fortifies against insect injury — coun¬ teract- —oil acidity. ( »e Chilean Nitrate lor soh/l -ntisfai lion!