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i H B Everette, Mgr.
GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY
TO THE HONORABLE FREE-
MAN C McCLURE.
OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF SAID COUNTY —
William R Tatum. Henry E
r Gro-s and Jules A. Case, here -
, matter called annlicants, bring
X corporation, imf ol^chartor^for 1 ^ private
'.Court .and show to the
‘i the following facts:—
1 -
'their' ,j. associates d( j 1 tiiemse "successors V(%
'
X and
to be incorporated under the
l :' 1 .name of Trenton Telephone
! Company The principal office
' and place of shall business of said "in
i! .(corporation be located
Dade County. Georgia, with
_,!• the privilege of ^establwhing
.j branch offices and places of
: -business in such other places as
may be determined
'1 The applicants 2 are residents
%‘of and their post oil ice address
':is Trenton. Georgia.
i' 1 3
The purpose and object of
said corporation is pecuniary
gain and profit to its share-
holders. The general nature of
Sn&.S-SSS
desired, are:
(a) Fo buy, sell, own and
telephone and tele-
1 ,: graph lines and systems, and to
do all things necessary or in-
, cident thereto.
: ' ; i <bi To buv and sell, acquire.
1 1 .own, hold, rent, lease, pledge
,• ‘mortgage, transier and assign
'both real estate and personal
property of every kind and
jasrr .sy
powers -------- and ----- eniov ------ alf 01 tlie
privileges ennuumeraled «n in
•Sections 22-1827, 22-1828 and
22-1870 of the Code of Georgia.
and all of the other power and
1 privileges ennumerated in
• said WWW} Code a-j» and all *“<•»-'» of the powers of
I and privileges ennumerated
therein are made a part here-
;,of to the same quoted extent herein as if the
same were
The T time for ,4 which said cor-
poation is to have existence is
i thirty-five (35) years.
Fite amount, tbe ea.Ui
I with which the corporation will
'•' begin business shall be Five
'1 j either Thousand in cash Dollars other ($5,000.00)
n or assets
! or a combination of the two
6 -______
_________
— ---------- ---------- ----
shares of common stock of the
:,lace |drer or par value of one hun-
dollars «$100 00.
Jstock share. The holders of
shall be entitled to one
.
< ll) vote per sh are
7
Applicants pray that the lia-
^bility of stockholders in said
corporation be confined to the
' . WHEREFORE: Applicant
'1 pray to be incorporated under
it the name and style aforesaid,
with all the rights and priv-
ileges herein set out and such
{additional powers and pnvs-
‘ leges as may be necessary.
’J applicants ate asking incorpo-
ration, and as may be allowed
i> inlaws like corpo:ation- under the
of Georgia as they now or
■ may hereafter exist
i Maddox J. Hale
AU " ,S -
____ RE
PETITION TO INCORPORATE
COMPANY
CHARTER APPLICATION
* \ DADE MARCH SUPERIOR TERM 1953
. COURT
s ORDER OF COURT
.
i T be foregoing petition of
.'Gross 1. and Jules „S l r- A Case to L be
r
■ . of of TRENTON TRENTON TELEPHONE
V CO X4DAKIV ^
tition is within the purview
land intention of the laws ap-
thereto, and that all of
f said laws have been fully com-
. plied with, including the pre-
s sentation of a certificate from
Secretary of State as re-
*- quired by Sec. 22-1803 of the
'I Code of Georgia;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED,
I ADJUDGED AND DECDEED
j! that all the prayers of said pe-
% Y applicants tition are granted their associates, and said
and
,j successors and assigns are
• hereby incorporated and made
a body politic under the name
|? and stvle of TRENTON TELE-
PHONE COMPANY for and
.during the neriod of thirty-
iss swat
tion of that time according to
' the laws of Georgia, and that
l said !1 rfghts corporation ai and' privileges' is hereby
- , the "men*-
7 tioned in said petition.
Freeman C McClure
Judge T . Superior _ , „ Court, .
Dade Countv. Ga
Junior Garden Club
Bird Contest
GRADE 5th
ftrst Prize
Dear Mrs. Dyer: I have
,learned a good many things
about birds I have learned
how to build bird houses and
jto feed them and to catch
birds. And I thank you very
much for helping me And I
hope some day I can be a good
4 -H Club teacher like you. J
And I hope you many nice
wishes.
| Your friend
| Rochelle McBryar.
Second Prize
1 Dear Mrs Dyer: I have
learned a lot about birds. I
have learned to feed them and
to care for them, they are very ;
pretty, thy peck you and play
with you when they are not
afraid of y° u and you scare
them away. I thank you very
much for helping me to learn
and I want to come every lime
I can. so I can learn a lot more
things like this and I appre-j
c j a te you for helping me to
learn
Your friend
Joyce Broome
Third Prize
Dear Mrs Dyer: I saw a Ro-
bin. It was the first I saw this
yea ^ I sa w three oi iOur |
chickdees one day I have saw
“P 4 Of Mr* Urn
winter I have . learn a o
about birds
Your friend
Mary Frances Hutchings.
and is serving as Director of
Religious Life at Reinhard.
College.
Rev Branham will be
preaching in the Morganville
Ch - ch each nlgh t
ti durlne the week o[ -
| Everyone J is invited to attend
these services and to help „ Rev.
Branham as he proclaims the
message, “You Need Christ
Now!” Rev Charles ™uU Ward is
paawi pa ., tor 0l the c ^ ULUU
RED CROSS GIFTS
Worker, Mrs. Alma Neely
Brown Lumber Co • $5:00 from
^ ^
w . Mrs J , „ B Gedd.e „ ...
i S1 .°° from Mildred Broom,
Mrs. S. J. Hale, J. B. Geddie '
j 500 - f M M c
Tatum J3 .00 from Mr. and
Mrs Bill Tatum; 50c from Kate
ty 00 j br jg b t Mrs W B Cole-
■
ana
Mrs - Ruby Hulgan.
Worker, Mrs. Jim Reeves I
$1 qo from Mr and Mrs H !
Forwter> Mrfi Jim ReeyeS ;
Mrs. Canova Guinn; $2.00 from
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder; 50c
from Mrs. Will Bradford, Mrs.
J. R. Carson.
Worker, Mrs. Jack Pi-yor
$1.00 from Mrs. S. L. Sells,
Mrs. Jack Pryor; $15.00 from
Cob and Mrs - D - E - Morrison;
52 - 50 frcm . Mrs - W. G. Mor-
“* “ 1SS °'* 6yS
Worker, Mrs Hugh Forester
‘ ' 'Gordon uo ™ n for Forester “ te -
Mrs - Fnt z Schurch, Mrs. Janie
Math ews, Hugh Forester, M. o.
Scruggs Mrs RosTm!! Jewell Johnson
Roberts L
B - W Holtzhower, Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Holtzhower; $2.00
(from Mr.. John Konrad; 50 c
;Stom ester. L. C Forester, Doris
Worker, Mrs. W C. Cureton
‘ 5100 from John w Mur P hy .
Miss Ellen Stewart, Miss Fan-
Stewart, Mia, Hattie Stew-
__
F. Irby. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
D «"■
Conrad P ay ne, Virgil Stewart,
Mrs - H L Brad tord, A Friend,
|H. H Leatherwood, Mrs. Ho-
jward Crane, X. B Murphy,
Mrs. Horace Fischer; $5.00
|from Jim Buffington. Mr. and
; Mrs. W. C. Cureton; $2.00 from
Raymond Castleberry; 75c from |
Mrs. Neil Fischer and 50c from
Mrs. Mark Fischer.
Worker, Mrs. Jack Ford
siq.oo from Judge and Mrs.
^ C. Townsend; $5.00 from
and ^j rs R s Townsend,
From Georgia Power $10 00;
’
From F j Horn J2 oo
■s $2 Oo from Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Neei y ; $1.00 from Charlie Bal-
ard ; 2 5c from Lucille Hurst.
i Mrs Flc ,, d M.tchum, worker
.
$ 5.00 from Mr. and Mrs. J.
'wmfrbu Winfrey, Mrs. Floyd Mitchum;
,60c from Mrs. Curtis Stephens;
'50c from Mrs. Ida McCaullie.
WSCS VOTES ON
MEMBER ELIGIBLE
LIFE MEMBERSHIP
The WSCS of the Trenton
titled - “Tening the Old. Old
Story . ....... Mrs ^ r- Tatum
was in charge.
The group voted by secret
ballot for the member deemed
moet tlwWe for lire member-
She ..... be
,sb *P ‘ n tbe socdety -
announced at a later date The
nominating committee decided
fleers lor another year, wun
the exception of Mrs. E 4
E 1 j is
Larkin Blake was selected to 1
fill Mrs Ellis' ofice as assist- !
. -ecre.a. . , -bn ... «» ,,
arK >. - •-
|F. Allison agreed to take the
Job Of secretary of children's
work
Morrison anci M:.ss
Martha Stewart told of their
, rin lp to , bp T annual meeting L” of
tbe wscs „ , cnc Johnson city,-
which brought on the need for
missionary work in foreign '
l cop Thirteen ”!” es „ _____,_ members and __ J one
visitor were present at the
CITATION
GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY
Mrs Belle Smith, adminis-
wr-atrix i irainx nf 01 thp ine estaie nf 01 Aimpda
Case, SVirXumy deceased, has filed her )
n’nv °G^:
8 la for ; authority antho-itv to tn pay nut out
-
and distribute the balance of
said estate now in her hands
in ‘ acror ri an ‘ ce with ‘the terms ‘ ’
persons named in said “h 1,^ petii-
tion Thus is therefore to no-
X U ’ k ' n :
r nt e r
eeted parties of said estate to
(show cause, if any they have or
can, ' at the next regular term
. 0 1 f thr Court of ordinary of
SS? f . . . .
i held on T the first Monday
Tried saici ,V .. Deuuon .... S safn^dminlstT- snouici ,u . nilM not . hp ue
'trix be granted authority to
; n ‘ „ v nnfi rikh ,.rcn 7 t . h e ba-
j iance of f said iH estate t f as set fnrth forth
in her said petition.
This April 6 . 1953.
R. M. Morrison
Ordinary.
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
Whereas. JULIAN F. HEN¬
DERSON. Administrator
RUDE F. LITTLE, represents
the Court in his petition, duly
fi * ed and en ^ ered on re c° rd -
that he has fully administered
; u ' inereiore > 10 cae ai * person.-,
concerned, kindred and credit-
ors. to show cause, if any
should , W ^ no. t ^ be aid discharged Admi nistrator
Monday * n May - 1953.
1 R. M. Morrison
Ordinary. ^ ,,
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES TRENTON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, APRIL 30 1953
County Methodists
In United Crusade
The Rising Fawn, New Eng-
land and Morganville Meth-
odLsts Churches are partici-
pating in the United Evangel-
Istic Mi sion cl the South
Eastern Jurisdiction of The
Methodist Church.
The Rev Lamar Cherry, pas-
tor of The St. Stephen Meih-
Church, Marietta, Ga ,
will be the guest evangelist at
Fawn, while Rev. A J
Peters, of the Maple Ave. M E
in Marietta will hold
at New England The
services will begin
Sunday. May 3 at 11.00 a m ,
Sunday evening at 7 30 p i ■ ■
and each evening following
through Friday, May 8
Special singing from the
choir, quartet, and congrega-
tion of both churches is plan-
ned for each service. Wednes-
day evening. May 6 wall be ob-
served as youth night, and
Thursday evening May 7 will
be observed as Family night
Cooperating with Rising
Fawn in this evangelistic ef-
fort are the Byrd's Chapel and
Cave Springs Methodist
Churches. The public is cor-
dially invited to attend serv-
ices at both churches. The
Rev. Joe E. Baker. Jr., is the
pastor 1
The Wildwood Circuit of the
Methodist Church is having
Rev Lee Branham. J: ae
guest evangelist during the
Mission. Rev. Branham is the
pastor of the Waleska Meth-
Ga .
L. C. ADAMS
LATE BLIGHT
Raymond Sheldrake,
Extension \eratable Specialist
revealed in a recent publication
of Geore:.i Vegetable Topics
that late blight i already at-
tacking tomato plants The re-
port said that tomato plants
shipped into Moultrie. Georgia
from Taft. Florida, and set in
fields from March 5-8 are go-
ing down with stem canke:
phase of late blight A number
of fields are being plowed up
cu? % reduced stands
The plant di ease has been
found at Fart Green and Bowl-
ing Green. Florida as early as
March 20 Dr. Sheldrake re-
ported that he had observed
considerable early blight on
tomato plants set out in the
Tattnall, Georgia, area.
use either Tribasic Copper
Sulphate. Copper A Compound.
Parzate. or Dithane Z-78. The
copper compounds should be
used at four pounds per 100
gallons of water, and Parzate ef
Z-78 at two pounds per 100 gal-
ions For insects, too. add two
pounds of wettabie powder
methoxychlcr. DDT or TDE to
the 100 gallons Dust can be
used, but spraying is much
more effective in combating
diseases.
Fut worm Control
Cut , vorma whkh destroy
many plants by cutting off at
ground may be controlled 10%
0 f 20% Toxaphene dust
applied around the ba , e of the
pj an ^g w uj destroy this insect,
or p 0 j£ 0n bait may be used,
made up of 14 pound of Sodium
p ^"”3 0unds (i ' peck) J^ts of'waterTo dry wheat
or 4
»«
bran th ° rou8h,y Moi5ien and
* et througnout. throughout For 1 or cutworms cutworms
apply the bait late in t he after
noon so it will be fresh and
moist when the insects come
. >» . ,eed . , at . mght - WARN¬
this bait is POISON. Keep
away from children and live¬
available in the County
VORK UNDERWAY
ON FIFTH UNIT
AT 4-H CENTER
The Georgia 4-H Club Foun¬
dation this week announced
the beginning of construction
cn the fifth 100 -capacity unit
for the State 4-H Club Center
a Rock Eagle Park
G I Johnson. Universiy oi
Georgia Agricultural Extension
Service engineer and chairman
of the Rock Eagle building com
mittee, said the new unit in¬
cludes cottages No. 24 through
No. 30.
The Foundation also report¬
ed that work on the first of
eight educational and demon¬
stration buildings is progres¬
ing. with the $25,000 structure
already to the floor level. A
$25,000 contribution from thfe
Callaway Comunity Foundation
is being applied on this build¬
ing.
As work on the 4-H Club Cen¬
ter moves along, plans are be¬
ing carried out to improve the
public area. Footings have
been poured for the public res¬
taurant, and five permanent
picnic tables have been erect¬
ed, with several more to be
built.
Johnson said the first 18
cottages at the 4-H Center af-e
virtually complete. All that re¬
mains to be done before this
300-capacity unit will be ready
for dedication in August dur¬
ing the State 4-H Club Council
meeting is painting 12 cottages
and laying the tile floor in the
same number.
The educational and demon-
tration building already under¬
way for this unit is expected to
be near completion by August
1 , and work on the second such
building will be in full swing.
These large buildings, 85 by
40 feet, are being constructed
with brick to distinguish them
from the cottages. The one
now under construction will
have a large assembly room, 70
by 40 feet, two small confer¬
ence rooms and two rest rooms.
Johnson said the building
will be equipped with black¬
out curtains, making it conve¬
nient for day-time movies. He
added that a ventilating system
has been planned that will per¬
mit cooling of the building at
all times, even when the cur¬
tains are drawn.
will
NORTH DADE IN
CLASS ROOM CONTEST
(Editor’s Note: After this ar-
tide was set a few weeks ago,
11 became lost amid the usual
clutter of the print shop, so we
are ha PPY to be ^ble to prir?
it now . Our apologies to the
North .. ^ Dade u School.) 0 u ,
Dear Editor:
We were so pleased with our
write-up last week and seeing
°ur names in print, till we are
g° in S to try to kee P giving you
a sketch occasionally.
We are just glad to report
that °ur school is moving for-
ward in s0 many ways - We
might say that we are espe-
ci a ll y proud of ourselves as a
fourth grade class, *- for — we
to succeed''
The grades at North Dade
are having a 30-day conte. t.
nHneina, P 11 Mr MeHncrhec 0 ’
' '
checks each class , room f for
cleanliness daily. Our class has
bee,, a winner everyday yet.
We got two points checked
against us the first day but we
won. As a result we get
extra activity period out-
side. We like this very much
and work hard to keep win-
nin S
We have been having several
absences because oi illness, but
, , ,
feet attendance and the weath-
«,•« *«> “ “ ll «
hope to soon be 100 <■ in a
tendance every day.
Let us also report our recent
visitors and travelers.
Neil Rogers visitew his
grandmother McCollum at
Cullman, Ala.
Joyce Patterson visited her
grandparents in Whitwell.
Sue Cloud visited an aunt in
Cole City, enjoying a birthday
dinner there.
Carlton Norris visited rel-
stives in Winchester, Tenn.
Willie Sue Bishop visited in
South Pittsburg.
Bm r c 7 p * ited
atives , in Dunlap, n
Douglas Foster was a week-
end guest of his cousins, Steve
Dale Tinker,
Tubby Williams helped in a
Linda Cole had as her guests,
her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Cureton from Sly-
be equipped with five wall
heaters. It also will have two
unit heaters which can be em¬
ployed for quick heat-up of the
assembly room.
Johnson said the 4-H Foun¬
dation has decided to build
one of the four units across the
Jake and in front of the first
18 cottages built at the Cen¬
ter. This means that three
unis, 54 cottages, will be on the
lake side.
The building committee
chairman said work has begun
on a five-foot wide bridge to
make the new area accessible.
The bridge, he said, is being
built of pressure-treated poles
and timber according to high¬
way specifications.
The Foundation has given
the green light on making a
contour map of the new area.
When this” is completed Paul
Crawford, T. G. Williams, and
Willis Huston of the Agricul¬
tural Extension Service will do
the preliminary sight planning
for the buildings.
The architect has been com¬
missioned to draw plans for
the chapel for the 4-H Center.
John-on said this building, to
resemble a small church, will
have room for 100 persons at
a time.
EXHIBIT
An interesting exhibit of
handmade articles will be on
display May 3-10 by the New
Home Demonstration Club at
C. G. Cooper’s Store to mark
National Home Demonstration
Week. Everyone is invited to
come by and see the club’s pro¬
gress.
go.
Our teacher. Mrs. Wallen,
and son Paul motored with her
husband, Mr. Sherman Wal¬
len, and son Aaron up into the
Smoky Mountains and visited
the parents of Mrs. Wallen,
the Rev. and Mrs. B M.
Bowen of Gatlinburg.
Our class has discussed tree
planting quite a bit and many
have planted trees which we
think are living and will soon
be growing, we hope.
Guess this covers most of
the major news ..from the
fourth grade for the past few
days.
Linda Cole,
Class Secretary.
LOOKOUT DRIVE IN
THEATER
Cummings and Birmingham
Highway
SUN., MON., May 3 - 4
CARSON CITY
In Technicolor
Randolph Scott, Lucille Norman
Also Four Cartoons !
. t |
’ITS., WED., May 5 - 6
3‘ory of Will Rogers
In Technicolor
Will R:ger :; , Jr., Jane Wyman j
Car'oon and Pacemaker
* « «
FRL. Mav 7 - 8
CATTLE TOWN i
Dennr Morgan, Philip Carey
Cartoon, News, Sports I
• «
SATURDAY. May 9
BAD BOY j
Audie Murphy, Lloyd Nolan
Cartoons & Kiddie Gifts
C R! S M A N
'Tp-Ta-Date Liue af Hardware
>11 Market St. Phone 7-1114
Chattanooga, Tennessee)) *V 1
DADE
THEATER
SUN., MON., May 3 - 4
Lovely To Look At
Kathryn Grayson, Red Skelto^
Howard Keel
* n Tecbn ico!or
♦♦★★★★******++-*-**>^ + ^. <
TI ES., WED., flay 5 - 6
Hurricane Islaii
Jen Hall, Marie Wind or
In Super Cine Color
****i» 4 **«t-*-*« * ** **-4
THURS., FRL, May 7 - 8
THE STOOCE
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis.
Polly Bergen, Eddie Mayehoff
SATURDAY, Mav 9
ROUGE RIVER
Rory Calhoun
* * * * *
OPENING TIMES
Week Days: 7:30 P. M.
Saturday: 2:39 P M.
Sunday: 3 F M. (two sh iws in
afternoon). Close for Churrh
and reooen at K:45 P. M
NaoGQOPPseooyiooO'OGOooooocoo oooooo ooocooooc'or sooea-
Don’t take chances with your
wools, have them cleaned by Red’i 8
Cleaners
Phone 63 Trenton Ga.
I
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INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE
Times Building Trenton, Ga.
The most Beautiful BUY of all
.. .“A BIRD IN THE HAND” ..
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one of those guys? Come in to Williams Motor Co. and look
our good, clean line of dependable used cars. We have a
selection of most models and makes at prices to suit ever\
budget. Let’s make a deal... you can be driving cne of the rest
used cars in the community. Let us make a trade-in offer on >our
car or truck.
USED CARS
CHEVROLET 4 Dr. Sedan, Power G! de
Transmission, All Extras................... $1825.00
CHEVROLET 4-Dr. Sedan, Straight Drive,
Loaded with Extras........... $1475.00
PLYMOUTH Convertible, Clean, Extras $1495.00
OLDSMOBILE 88 4-Dr. Sedan, Hydramotic
Drive, All Extrar........................... $1495.00.
KAISER 4-Dr. Sedan, Average............... $ 895.00
DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan, Fluid Drive.............. $ 475.00
PONTIAC 2-Dr. Sedan, with 1946 Motor $ 250.00
CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Sedan, Fair............... $ 200.00
NEW TRUCKS
CHEVROLET Suburban Carryall, Light Green .. $2091.75
CHEVROLET Suburban Carryall, Dark Green $2083.75
CHEVOLET 3 A Ton Pick-up — DeLuxe Cab $1736.71
CHEVROLET Vz Ton Pickup .................. $1549.83
CHEVROLET V 2 Ton Pickup — DeLuxe Cab ..... $1603.43
CHEVROLET V 2 Ton Pickup — DeLuxe Cab $1609.78
ALL ABOVE UNITS EQUIPPED WITH EXTRAS
USED TRUCKS
CHEVROLET >/ 2 Ton Pick-up................ $1125-00
CHEVROLET % Ton Pickup................. $1095.00 925.00
CHEVROLET V 2 Ton Pickup .................. $
CHEVROLET Vz Ton Pickup — DeLuxe Cab $ 625-00
CHEVROLET 2-Ton, 2-Speed Rear Axle....... $ 495.00
CHEVROLET 1V 2 Ton....................... $ 495.00
REO 1-Ton Truck........................... $ 425-00
CHEVROLET Stake 3 4 Ton.................. $ 195-00
WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY
Your Chevrolet Dealer
ON THE SQUARE PHONE 3?
TRENTON, GEORGIA
