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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1953)
GUARANTEED REPAIR I Satisfaction that is the things we're interested in. We nean your satisfaction, on all jut service. Every repair job that we do is guaranteed and yve use high quality, standard beplacement parts We repair all kinds of ap¬ pliances, large and small and 1 our service is prompt and de¬ pendable and reasonably 'priced. Give us a call, phone 22 X w k t~ct T/i TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. TRBNTON •J Among Corn! Things In Life Coke IIY The Carton 'tofriNti NOTICE >: The Cil'y Recorder’s office will be open from March 1 to April 1 for the purpose of as- sensing taxes for the year 1953. A11 persons who own proper¬ ty in the City of Trenton are required to file with the City Rerorder within this 30 days perod. 1 aAAAAAAAAAAA V LOOKOUT DRIVE IN ; THEATER f Cummings and Birmingham Highway j SUN., MON., March 22 - 23 to l THE RAIDER Richard Conte, Viveca Lindfors In Technicolor Four Cartoons 1 TIES., WED., March 24 - 25 l Because Of You j Jeff Chandler, Loretta Young Alex Nicol, Frances Dee At ,o Two Cartoons i THU’RS., FRI., March 26 - 27 Chicago Deadline Alan Ladd, Donna Reed Cartoon, Comedy, News SATURDAY, March 28 The Lion and j the Horse c Steve Cochran, Black Knight c In Technicolor l Also Four Cartoons DADE THEATER SUN., MON., March 22 - 23 CARSON CITY m Randolph Scott and Lucille Norman ii Color by Warner Color r +*+******************** * ITUES., WED., March 24 - 25 .ii PIGMY ISLAND 21 J l Johngy Weissmuller as JUNGLE JIM i ♦**★•**■**-*****•*■*•*«**•**■*** THURS., FRI., March 26-27 THE SAVAGE Charlton Heston. Peter Hanson Susan Morrow In Technicolor r++4rir1t ilririiiritlrlrlritiritiritititititi 11 SATURDAY', March 28 ronco Busters John Lund ★ * 4 iriritifir 9 OPENING TIMES Week Days: 7:00 P. M. Saturday: 2:30 P. M. I Sunday: 3 P M. (twe sknw* !■ afternoon). Close for Chureh r f and reopen at 8:45 P. M. Garden Club j I Entertained By Mrs. D. E. Morrison Mrs Dougla- Morirson enter- •ained the Garden Club last Thursday at her home, with Mesdames G C Tatum and Charles Gray as co-hostesses Among topics brought up for di cussion during the business session was the Tri-County Fund-Raising Drive to equip and open described* the hospital Mrs Morrhon the fits Dade Countians will re- ceive upon completion of the hospital and told of plan? for raising necessary funds Mrs A L Dyer requested plants or shrubs for use by the Junior Garden Clubs which will be )ut around the school build- ing. Mrs W C. Cureton, trea¬ surer, gave the annual report after which Mrs. G C. Ta¬ tum, president, announced that there had been few changes in the list of commit¬ tee -chairmen. New chairmen are: Mrs. Jules Case, enter¬ tainment: Mrs. Ed Pace, flow¬ er show; plant exchange, Mrs. Rufus Blake; Mrs. W F. Morrison, conservation and roadside improvement; Mrs. Roy McBryar, club poet; Mrs J G Nethery. member- The new officers of the Mesdames Tatum, president, E. Pace, vice-president; H. F. secretary and W C. Cureton, treasurer, were in¬ stalled during the afternoon by Mrs. E. G. W'right, Sr. In the monthly flower show, which was conducted by Mes¬ dames E S. Pace Jules Case and E G Wright, Sr., the fol- ' swing D riles took honors: Mrs W C Cureton, first with a mixed table arangement and Mrs. H F Allison, second with an arrangement of forsy- thia and King Alfred daffodils. Mrs J F Irby also took se¬ cond with a hall tabic arrange¬ ment of mixed flowers. Mrs. W G. Morrison, Sr. took a first with pussy willows. In the horticultuie section, Mrs A L Dyer was first with King Alfred daffodils and se¬ cond with an African Violet, while Mrs M J. Hale won se¬ cond place with a hyacinth bloom. A movie, “The Keystone Idea," was shown to the group to illustrate the value of a hometown newspaper. During the social hour, Mrs. W G Morrison, Sr., poured tea to 22 guests The tea table was beautifully appointed with an arrangement of fruit blossoms centered on a Venetian point cloth. Several lovely flow¬ er arrangements of fruit blos¬ soms, greens and silver berries made by Mrs. Morrison, Sr., were placed throughout the house. At the close of the meeting, the gue.-its admired the many interesting and uni¬ que objects of art which Col. and Mrs. D E Morrison had brought back from the Orient, The club will meet April 2 M rs Maddox Hale CARD OF THANKS We want to express our deepest gratitude to all who came to us during our heart¬ breaking ordeal. We can never fully tell how much it meant to us. Mr. Williams would ap¬ preciate it so much. We don’t know of every little act of kindness, but God knows, and may he richly bless every one of you. Mrs. DeWitt Williams and Lorene. Stop Taking . Harsh Drugs for • Constipation End Chronic Dosing! Regain Normal Regularity This All -Vegetable Wsy! Taluag hirsh drugs for consopition c«n punish you brutally! Th*ir cramps and griping disru^pt^ normal bowel action, make you feel in need of re- pea ted dosing. W hen you occasionally feel consri- pated. get gtntlt but mrt relict Take Dr Caldwell ! well’s s Senna Senna Laxative Li contained in salts, Syrup Pepsin. harsh drugs It's alt Dr. vtgttabJt. Caldwell’s No | no i contains an extract of Senna, oldest and oneof the finest <i</ftr<a/laxatives known to medicine Dr. Caldwell s Senna Laxative tastes good, acts mildly, brings thorough 1 relief comfortably Helps you get regu- : lar. ends chronic dosing Even relieves ■ stomach sourness that constipation often brings. Try r i ew 2hi sire Dr Caldwell’s. tisfied. Mail bo t tl e to bo* 2SC, New loik IS, N. Y. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES TRENTON. GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 19 1953 Notes From The American Legion I want to congratulate the Auxliary on their splendid work with the Legion They sure can help out when any type of party is being given The Auxiliary has their duties the same as the Legion. Here are some of their duties C .- lecting food for the needy, sew ing, making quilts, helping in programs, visiting the sick whether they be at home or ir. the hospital. There are still a 8i*eat many women who shoui'., 1^^ tn the Auxiiiayr as they ar needed badly They work hard help put anything of kit- - to the people and Legion 'members. Their work isn asy all work together fcr he [good of their comm y county, state and nation We need more male m re- bers to get our Auxiliary to Mrs. C, B. Clark is now at CROSS MERCANTILE CO. and will appreciate seeing her friends and customers at her new I place of business. I ) Sovings Accounts — To provide for the future' Checking Accounts— To provide greater efficiency in your day-to-day financial affairs; Safe Deposit Boxes— Offer your valuables protection from fire end theft at low cost; Banking Services— In fact, all financial services which will add to your personal or business efficiency are avail¬ able here! n Hamilton NATIONAL atATTAHOOCA m [bank W Market at Seventh Main at Market— East Chattanooga—Rossvllle, C.a,-T*nn. 1500 MeCallie Ave.—3200 Brainerd Road—l Cherokee Blvd. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System Facts prove: Dodge offers Or B7DGE THE “Job-Rated” 3 LEADING MAKES TRUCKS OF TRUCKS, GIVE YOU ONLY . . . 7 POWERFUL ENGINES, with 100 to 171 h.p.-3 engines brand-new. Of the 3 leading truck manufac¬ features, value, turers, no one offers as many engines as Dodge. Assures more more the right engine for the job. TflUCK-O-MATIC TRANSMISSION with gyrol Fluid Drive, for the best in shift-free driving. Available in 14.- ar >d %-ton models. SUPERSAFE 9RAKES of the advanced dual-primary more truck for your money! 2 type More Dodge leading in power offers 1- makes. through in these the 1 up-to-date 4-ton and trucks. 2-ton brakes. Of ranges the than “Big the 3,” other only More pick-up bodies than the other 2 leaders, including Yes—listed at right are features you puts more value in its trucks I new 116"-wheelbase j^-ton pick-up. ... need for profitable hauling . . . features get more profits out!” the Greatest 3 leaders. Vi-ton-panel payload and cubic capacity of that save hundreds of dollars over the That’s why it’s just good business to life of a truck! Yet of the 3 leading the Dodge trucks before Fluid coupling, for smoother traction in ]/>-, and see new you 1-ton models, offered only by Dodge. makes of trucks, only Dodge gives you buy. Thirty minutes now may pay 2 fuel filters all models to cleaner fuel and these and many more extra you big dividends in the years, and on assure a values! . It’s . , wonder that truck . . . miles, ahead! Stop by today for cleaner engine. no ow ners a Floating 'oil [intake selects clean the country over are saying, “Dodge deal you’ll be glad to accept! oil just below the top; avoids sediment at bottom of crankcase. £ee... Drive Compare... Come in today! Water-distributing valve tube on all models directly cools ... seats . . . means longer valve life. Exhaust valve soat inserts oh all models for better valve seating, longer engine life. ...... m 4-ring pistons on all engines save oil, upkeep. independent parking brake on all models is simple, efficient, powerful. Rivetless Cyclebond broke linings last longer no rivets ... to score brake drums . . . Linings are tapered and molded on many models for quiet stops. Onflow shock absorbers on 1 4-, and 1-ton models give smoother riding, greater driver control on roughest roads. High-strength rear axle shafts on all models are shot- peened for extra durability. Better balanced weight distribution for extra payload. Dodge pioneers ... others follow! Many features—just adopted by other leading makes—have been standard on Dodge trucks for years! For example: chrome-plated top piston rings in complete line, spark-plug covers, 45-ampere generators, short wheelbase design. B BBSs S TRU CK5 Dyer Motor Co., Trenton, Ga. Inch We need them Ip hr cur plans for the fu- ture and to plan on how things in the building should be ar¬ ranged ta enable more flbor .-pace. At some of our past meetings the Auxiliary served the Le- gion hot coffee and cakes winch was enjoyed by all. They also helped in giving the usehold shower to those ..me were destroyed by They need more wo- n . n to help but they must have qualifications to meet and regulations to enter the Auxiliary, so please let’s help our Legion to gain more p /.ver in our national gcvern- men: Come out to the next meeting which is the first Fri- d y night In March and join with the Auxiliary to do the bee \ a can for yourself and the Legion. By James C. Holder Vice Commander Dade County Pest 106 i AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 First and third Friday every j month, IP M. LegMn Hall C. Raymond Street, Comm. Manuel Avery, Adj. .ET US DO YOUR JOB WORK THE DADE COUNTY TIMES j £££ ^ Here’s Your Guarantee 9 j ^4 9 © GEP LFIED SEED e A 9 jT f 9 • j © v A % 9 <£ Q (O . . .r ! ? © © •' - -• •: 1 9 . ■ * - • 9 - - . . KNOWN KNOWN © PEDIGREE PERFORMANCE © ft © © RESULTS of Experiment Station tests prove there are better seed in the © no world for Georgia conditions than seeds certified by the Georgia Crop Improve¬ ment Association, 208 Hoke Smith Annex, Athens, Ga. 9 9 CERTIFIED SEED of crops and varieties produced in 1952 for this year’s 9 planting are as follows: 9 ;OTTON: Deltapine Empire, 15; Stoneville W. R.: 2B. Coker’s 100 W. R.; Pandora; PEANUTS; Dixie Spanish; Dixie Runner. 4 HYBRID CORN: Dixie 18 (yellow); Georgia-101 (white); SOYBEANS: Roanoke; Gatan. 9 Dixie 17 (white); Georgia-103 (white); Georgia-281 GRASSES: Coastal Bermuda; Tift 57; Star Millet: Fescue » PEN ( white); POLLINATED NC-27 (yellow); CORN: US-282 Ha (yellow). Prolific (white); OKRA : Emerald. Dwarf Stalk Long Green Pod. 9 Prolific Neal's Paymaster (white); W ATERMELONS: Black Diamond; Garrison; Congo. Holenrabs (white); TOBACCO; Gold Dollar. Whatley’s Prolific (wh'.' >. 9 9 Fetcue Fertilizer 9 Ladino 4-10-7 % Lespedeza 4-12-12 9 Pasture Grasses 9 Lawn Mixture 4-8-6 9 Potatoes 32 r 'c Ammonium Nitrate Springs Oats 439c Phosphate Garden Seeds Taxaphene Cotton Dust Post Preservative Sprays Insecticides Stock MineraLs Livestock & Poultry Dairy Feed Medicines Hog Feed Peach tree borer spr^y Semisan—bel for swe^et Chicken Feed -potatoes Horse Feed 9 » FARMERS* CO-OP m Trenton, Georgia **■***.**• + » »»»»»* »> » » » » OPTOMETRIST C. F. KING 17 EAST MAIN STREET CHATTANOOGA, TEN]* RESIDENCE PHONE 6-0495 BUSINESS PHONE « vjjj ♦ * je* ** -* * * ».-» * * » E3£g EggT^3arrT r
