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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1953)
!4 THE DADE COUNTY Jntered at the Post Office Trenton, Georgia, as class mail. ,ocals and (Deputy Hickman has d from his duties with leriffs office. 'Mrs. Lillie Mae White is ew owner of a station rom Williams Motor Co. Gifford Guffey ai ght 40 lb . of fish hat was some fishing! ,. Firm Cagle is driving a ,mry and sungold Bellaire , rolet. I Jim Murphy was out j.hattanooga visiting hjs John Murphy, Sunday. Mrs Dudley Cureton ,Irs. W B Cureton made j'-ip to Trion, Tuesday Mrs. W B Cureton was le first of this week She eported to be improving. I Mrs. Grover Tatum firs. Ed Pace attended ^lattanooga Clubs Council of den Monday. , Mrs W B Cureton ,|bme of the brightest and jtest pansies in town, as s enced by a recent gift to ,f the lovely flowers. Mrs. Earl Wheeler ",er birthday Monday, the pay that she subscribed to 'mde County Times. We liiat the paper will continue •p be a birthday present |Trs. Wheeler for many V) come. 1 The Guild of the : Iethodist Church met iay with Miss Gladys •jpn, who was assisted by ames W G, Morrison Jr., R j|[. Morrison and iace. Rev. E. D. Worley uest speaker. Mrs. .as also a guest. Mrs. Maddox Hale will prtain the Garden Club at pine Thursday, April 2. I-lant exchange will be held ills meeting, Mrs. Flake, chairman, has ounced and everyone i ing to come is urged to .. plant or shrub for t-'he program will be on : taping. ” .'Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray's t'.jt son, Billy Day, who is j*?ars old, was seriously 5 -red recently when he tried j op a runaway wagon on jitther’s farm The wagon hen scotched by some ,ut he and several other r Ten had been playing and the wagon became ’illy ran in front of it, ji) stop it but the wagon inned his arm to a tree, ig the bones so badly that rm may have to be e is reported to be ilrly well. t NEW SALEM We are sorry to report it . Waite* Moore is very ill ‘is home. Shorty Bradford and sited friends and { ere this week. , We are really proud of . TA, and especially wlant bo lank them for the $100 ( on to the Tri-County ( d Fund Drive. j, Mrs Cortez Moore - >me letters from her i Japan saying he had lere alright. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moore . letter from their son. 3ud) Moore who is with an llery outfit in Korea. Bud •ping fine. * Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crisp b-nt the u’eek end in N. C i This rain is getting the '■ade some March rain for P rv July weather } We are really sorry about cident little Billy Dave ad. We hope and pray that c I ill be healed. ’ | Our new Methodist Church c f really taking shape Everyone come out to the hg Saturday morning and can get some rocf on LOTS OF TWINS 'Ittle J As often happens we got confused this time ) jl. Sgt and Mrs. ,{ewts, new twins First jewis is the former Miss ‘pnia Blevins, daughter of Mr %d Mrs R. L. (Bob) **ewis ;f _______ Rising Fawn. _____ Secondly . twins are far from ‘«rst in the two families. ■|f Virginia’s father's J | r ere the mothers of twns ( ;ne of her mother's aunts •he mother of twins Twins o run in Sgt. Lewis’s THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1953 AVANS CLUB PRESENTS INTERESTING PROGRAM The Avans Home Demon- stration Club met Friday night of last week at the home of Mrs Sybil Pike Mrs. Bi atrice Freeman cal! ed the meeting to order with Mrs Pike calling the roll and giving the minute, of of the the last last meeting. The devotion was given by M rs h. H Bodenhammer with all present reading Bible verses. Mrs. Cans gave a poem ‘Passing Neighbors.” The en¬ tire group joined in singing Auld Lang Syne” and Row Yo ur Boat' afer which Mrs D P Hood and Mr;. J O Ga"s sang a duet. Mrs. Kate Elliott led the group in games and contests ) w hich were very recreational Mrs. Freeman gave a dem- ionstration on reed weaving which was very interesting. Twelve members were pres¬ ent with two visitors, Mrs. Genrli Clayton of Chattanoo¬ ga and Mrs Mignon Morow of the Davis Community. Our next meeting will ba at the home of Mrs. F. W. Talley, April 17 at 7:30 p. m. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Alma Bodenhammer and Genell Clayton. Mrs H. H. Bodenhammer,. Reporter. Cynthia Moore Bride Of Jimmy Tatum Miss Cynthia Moore, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Moore of Slygo, became the bride of Jimmy Tatum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tcm Tatum of Trenton, on March 21 at the Methodist Parsonage in Mor- ganville. Rev. Charles Ward, pastor of the Wildwood Ciicuit per- j formed the ceremony i the presence of the i. 1 iia' o fa¬ milies and a few clo.e fr:nds. The bride’s only attendant was her sister, Mrs. B G. Purcell, of Barnwell, S. C., while th n groom's brc’her, Joe Lee Tatum, served as best man. The bride wore a light blue wool suit with navy and white accessores Her cor age was of white orchids. Her sister also lW as attired in a suit of blue with navy and white acces- sores and a corsage of pink va- j riagated carnation;, Mrs Tatum is a graduate of Dade High School and is now | an employee of the Blue Cross : Insurance Co. in CJiattanoogo. while a student at Dade High, she was elected “Miss Dade Hlgh” and was active in se¬ veral school organizations. She was voted last year “Farm Bu¬ reau Queen of Dade County.” The bridegroom is also a graduate of Dade High and of Edmondson School of Business. He is now with the TVA in Stevenson. Ala. After a southern wedding trip, the couple plan to make their home in Trenton. Double Wedding Friday Rev. W H. Leatherwood performed a double wedding F’riday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Crisp. Sr. The couples were Ann Marie Moore, and J D Crisp, Jr., and Shirley Hardeman and Bobby Ray Gray. Mr. Crisp is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D Crisp, Sr., of Sand Mountain, and Miss Moore is a daughter o£ Mr. I. and Mrs. Leon W Moore, Sr., 0 f Lookout Mountain. Mr. Ray Gray is a son of Mr. and Mrs. falter Gray of Sand Mountain Miss Hardeman parent’s _ „ Mr. and Mrs Curtis Hardeman. Those who attended the weddings were Mr. and Mrs. Crisp, Sr , Mr. and Mrs. Wal¬ do Simmon; and daughter. Mrs. Winoa Hixon and son, Mrs. Holder. Mrs. Walter Gray, Mrs. Henry Gray. Miss Mary Katherine Mcore and Mr Ray Davis. The newly-weds motored to North Carolina on a honey¬ moon trip. Among (.00(1 Things In Life Coke ItY The Carton | IN MEMORIAM the early hours of Sun- day morning the community of New Salem lost one oi na- ture’s noblewomen — “Aunt Nan’’ Collins. When we say “goodbye” to her, we are clos¬ ing a door forever on many wonderful things: A woman who was great be cause she was, really good; a woman who was poor material wealth but rich helpfulness; A woman who kept alive in 'our community the charm of simple country living; a woman who was always clean in her person and clean in her mind; | A woman who was deeply (religious and devoted to her j church; . a woman who shared her im im- 'maculate cottage with hun- Wads of visitorss and kii ; A woman who lived wu’i hardship and pain uncom¬ plainingly; A woman whose personal sufferings gave her deep un¬ derstanding and ready sym- pathy for the sufferings of 'others; A woman who performed her daily small chores about home and form with an attention to detail that turned each one ino artistry; A woman who never stopped to go'sip or uttered a cheap or vulgar word: A woman whose innate dig¬ nity made her “at home” in any gathering. In the passing of Mrs. R. W. !Collins our community has lost its great lady—a term that wuld have embarrassed her, for , c he was too modest to value herself other than just a “good wife and mother.” . We shall never see her like again! Fannie Mennen. RESOLUTION OF RESPECT Whereas, The Almighty and Grand Architect of the Uni¬ verse has in His Wisdom taken from our membership here our Brother, Asa F. Reeves, to a more Glorious Membership above and, Whereas, we, Trenton Lodge No. 179, of Free and Accepted Masons, together with his Fa¬ mily and Friends, Realize a very heavy loss in his Demise; Therefore, Be it Resolved That: We bow in humble submis¬ sion to the will of Him who doeth all things well; That we realize our loss and That we strive to live the Good Prin¬ ciples of our departed Brother; Resolved further, that a copy of these Resolutions be printed in the county newspaper. Respectfully submitted, O. F. Greene, Committee. NOTICE Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A M the second and fourth Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m. All qualified Masons invited to attend. Raymond M. Morrison, W. M. Early A. Ellis, Sr. Sec. NOTICE This is to notify the public that my J. P. Court days are Ithe first Saturday in each month at 10 A. M. at my resi¬ dence. In the 1222 district G. M. I am also available at my residence in the evenings and Saturdays. Murphy Burrell J. P 1222 G. M. D SAVE STEPS! PHONE 22 FOR DR. FIXIT” APPLIANCE SPECIALIST Your appliance repair spe¬ cialist is as near to you as your telephone. A call will bring help... fast. Let us help you to be sure that all your appliances are in perfect working order. Call us at the first sign of trouble. “steps TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. TRBNT0N RALLY AT TRENTON BAPTIST CHURCH MARCH This week most churches the Lookout Valley Baptist sociation are conducting courses Friday night, 27, there will be a rally all the schools at the Baptist Church. Rev. E. B Shiver. , past of the First tist Church in Rossville will the guest speaker. The is invited. Till COLLINS FAMILY V,’:- wish to thank our ,rxena..> aad neighbors nPiCThhnrs o their kindness, sympathy beautiful floral offerings, jeftry Mclnnls, Rev Lancaster, Dr. Tarwater their consoling words, |the illness and death of clear mother who passed March 15th. Mrs. Buff Bradford Carl G. Collins Mrs, Mamie Fulghum Mrs. J. R. Whitaker WANT ADS FOR SALE AT HALF nternational % ton truck A No. 1 shape. Little than 8,000 miles. Same nr v. For cash only. — L. McCauley, Trenton, Ga. 3 t — 4 - 9 FOR RENT — One four upstairs apartment. — W. F. Morrison. 1 t LARGE CHATTANOOGA stituti.on has good for (several ambitious m e n between the ages twenty five and thirty Would not wish to previous mutually relationship , but would to talk with men who that their present i* : uo not offer of reasonable promotion advancements. Please in detail, giving family ground, education, or professional and salary thinking to No. 246, Trenton, Ga. MIRACLE HEARING AID Complete $19.85. Requires batteries, cords or ear DR G. K. MacVANE ‘ Chiropractor . and , 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. WANTED AT ONCE — Dealer in Dade County. Rawle’ijh’s Dept. GAC Memphis, Tenn. 6 t p — 4-30 NOTICE The Cit'y Recorder’s will be open from March 1 April 1 for the purpose of sessing taxes for the year 1953. All persons who own ty in the City of Trenton required to file with the Recorder within this 30 perod. ■ft J (si 'Up-To-Date Line of Hardware 1 Market St. Phone Chattanooga, Tennessee EARLY ORDER OFFER What are the advantages of placing an early order? You get the hybrids and grade size you desire. For Higher Yields, Better Standability and Easier Har¬ vesting We Recommend the Following Pfister Hybrids for this area. P.A.G. 170 Yellow) Hybrid P.A.G. 631 (White) Hybrid P.G.A. 620 (White) Hybrid FARMERS’ CO-OP TRENTON, GA. __ I 'GEORGIA, LAND SALE DADE COUNTY WHEREAS, heretofore on November 7, 1946, O B Edge- j worth did execute to A. W. Peck a certain Security Deed to the following described land, to-wit:— MKsT TRACT: Being the south-west one-fourth (*4» oi Lot of Land ^o. 100 in the 19th, j District c.nd 4th, Section of Dade County, Georgia. Con¬ taining Ferty (40) acres, more or less, the same being known as the old Will Gross Home¬ stead, and being the property upon which ,*i.1 Gross resided lor many years ana upon which he resided at the time oi his death, also further des- a., the same property aese: ibed in aeed xrom W. W. ^umLe and J. B. Plumlee or. by deed dated October 23th, the clerk of the Superior court of Dade County, Georgia. Said deed made to O. B Edge- , tract ^anoTlSt I of Land No. 115 in the 19th, 'District and 4th, Section of Dade County, Georgia. and Lying ad-j j immediately s^uth of ! joining 40 acres in Lot No. 100 i conveyed by W. W. Plumlee and J. B. Plumlee to O. B. Edgeworth by deed October z<stn, 1943, beginning at the northwest corner of said Lot No. 115; thence east on origin¬ al line between Lots No. 100 and 115 to the west line of the property now or formerly owned by Jesse Stockman; thence south with line of the property now owned or form¬ erly owned by Jesse Stockman to the Worley Chapel Road; thence northwesterly with said road to the point of beginning, said tract containing two (2) acres, more or less, said tract described in deed from J. B. Plumlee, Sr. to O. B. Edge- worth by deed dated October j 28th, 1943. Said two tracts of land now known as the O. B. Edgeworth Home and Farm and upon I which property the said O. B. Edgeworth now resides. to secure a debt fully described in said Security D.ed which ( Security Deed is recorded in j the office of the Clerk of the ! Superior Court of Dade Coun¬ ty, Georgia, in Deed Book 33, page 358. And, WHEREAS, default has been 'made in the payment of tne debt secured by said Security Deed and all of same remains past due and unpaid. j NOW, THEREFORE, accord -1 ing to and pursuant to the, terms and provisions of said Security Deed and the laws in •such cases made and provided, the undersigned will expose and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash the above described land, after proper advertisement, on the 1st Tuesday - in - April, . 1953, - being April 7, 1953. between the , legal Qf saJe bpfore the Court House door in Dade County, Ga. The proceeds from said sale will be used, first for payment of the principal and interest owing on said debt and ex¬ penses of sale, and the ba¬ lance, if any, delivered to the said O. B. Edgeworth, his heirs or assigns. Said property will be sold subject to any unpaid tajees owing thereon and will divest out of the said O. B Edgeworth or his successors in title, all right, title, claim or demand he or they may have in and to said property and vest same in the purchaser. This March 10. 1953. A. W. PECK USED CARS? We have a limited number of used cars that are almost like new... in fact, they are just well broken in. They still 6UARAN TEED have that new look and will perform perfectly for you for a lot of comfortable, carefree miles. Th-e prices are compara¬ tively low for the beauty and dependability of these cars. See them soon and select your bargain. “For a Better Deal on a Better Used Car” DYER MOTOR COMPANY NEW AND Ri, CONDITIONED UBEB CAM AI** NEW 1953 MEADOWBROOK Special, 4 door 1953 DODGE CORONET, 4 door, V-8, 4,000 miles 1952 DODGE Wayfarer Sedan, Like New 1951 CHRYSLER, 4 Doors 1951 DODGE Coronet, 4 Door 1950 DODGE Club Coupe, Tip Top Shape 1950 DODGE Meadowbrook, 4 Door 1949 PLYMOUTH, Clean 1949 BUCK, Super Clean 1947 CHEVROLET FLEETLiNE 2 door 1939 CHEVROLET, 2 Door NEW 1953 TWO Vi Ton DODGE PICK-UP TRUCKS ONE % Ton PICK UP 1951 DODGE PICK-UP Ms Ton Fluid Drive 1930 Vi Ton DODGE 1959 GMC, 2 Ton 1949 DODGE V/i T« 1949 DODGE PANEL, Vi Ton, good shape 1946 INTERNATIONAL, V 2 Ton 1942 CHEVROLET, V / 2 Ton Vfirestone TIRES DYER MOTOR CO. TRENTON, «A ........ IS IT INSURED? Complete Coverage On Fire, Accident and Auto Insurance H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. ► / have opened up my own garage in a McBryar Bros, old place down by the railroad depot. Will appreciate my old friends and NEW coming to see me. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. t lor Your Convenience Bank By Mail At American National Bank AND TRUST COMPANY CHATTANOOGA MAIN OFFICE CT. ELMO BRANCH Eighth and Market Sts. 3734 St. Elmo Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
