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H B. Everette, Mgr.
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
There will be sold at public
outcry to the highest and best
bidder for cash, between the
legal hours of sale before the
courthouse door in Dade Coun¬
ty, Georgia, on the 30th day of
May, 1953, the following des¬
cribed property, to-wit: One
1941 Ford Car Black Tudor Se¬
dan, Motor No. 8-6573159 and
Edward Watley; said property
having been condemned by
virtue of law, Georgia Code
58-207, said vehicle having
been seized while conveying,
removing, concealing and stor-
ing prohibited beverages and
liquors.
This 18th day of May, 1953.
F. C. Graham
Sheriff, Dade County, Georgia
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
There will be sold at public
outcry to the highest and best
bidder for cash, between the
legal hours of sale before the
courthouse door in Dade Coun¬
ty, Georgia, on the 30th day of
May, 1953, the following des¬
cribed property, to-wit: One
1937 Black Ford Tudor Coach
Automobile, Motor No. 4143181,
Tag No. C-40460, Ga. 52; said
property having been condemn-
ed by virtue of law, Georgia
Code 58-207, said vehicle hav¬
ing been seized while convey¬
ing, removing, concealing and
storing prohibited beverages
and liquors.
This 18th day of May, 1953.
F. C. Graham
Sheriff, Dade County, Georgia
Low'ell Adams Discount Co.,
Inc. by Nat Goodside, Auct’r.
Sale May 29, 1953 at 9 A. M.
at Garage of Williams
Co. Trenton, Georgia, 1949
Plymouth sedan, No.
motor No. B1864758, (Collision
Loss), in re: Ignatius A.
Idala and Jennie Vadala.
CITATION
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
TO ALL CREDITORS AND
OTHER INTERESTED
SONS OF THE ESTATE
C. L. PRICE. DECEASED:
You are hereby required
show cause before the Court
Ordinary to be held at
court house in said County
the first Monday in June,
why the petition of Hardee
Price, an heir at law' of the
C. L. Price, setting out
the said C. L Price died
testate in the county of
State of Georgia, and that
said estate owes no debts,
that the heirs at law' of
said C. L. Price have
upon a division of said
and praying for an order
ing that no administration
on said estate is
should not be granted and
order entered.
This May 4, 1953.
R. M. Morrison
Ordinary of Dade County,
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TKENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953
Hales To Represent
District At World
Methodist Meeting
Mr, and Mrs. Maddox J.
Hale of Trenton, Georgia, have
been named official delegates
to the World Methodist Convo-
j cation on Evangelism June
26-28 in Philadelphia, Pa.
The announcement was made
by Dr Joseph H Edge,
date secretary of the Meth-
j odist Church’s General Board
of Evangelism, which has its
national headquarters in Nash¬
ville, Tenn.
The Philadelphia meeting
will mark the opening of the
American phase of Methodism’s
world-wide emphasis on evan¬
gelism this year, Dr. Edge
said.
"We are selecting delegates
from throughout the country to
represent every phase of the
Church — the ministry, lay-
men, church school
the Woman’s Society of Chris-
tian Service, youth fellowships
and the Methodist Student
Movement,” he stated.
1953 BOND SALES
! #5,032 FOR DADE
Miss Bess Cureton, County
iChairman, was advised by the
;State Director of U. S. Sav-
ings Bonds that sales in
County to April 30, J953, were
*5,032 This compares with
.’ales to same date in 1952 ^ $100.
This County has attained 50.3'-
of adjusted goal of 1953.
Trenton News
Mrs (Aunt Lucy) Snyder
! .spent Monday night with Mr.
and Mrs Max Page
Mrs. Millie E Daniels and
daughter, Mrs. Una Belle Stone
and op Ernest, Jr., spent
Thursday with relatives, M ; r.
and Mrs Phillip Whitcher in
Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Page and
son visited their daughter Mrs.
Ben Clark, and Mr. Clark Sat¬
urday night.
Mrs. Atta Harris and daugh-
ter, Nancy Woolbright, are both
very ill at their home on Sand
!Mountain,
Mrs. Max page and children
visited Aunt Lucy Snyder Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Stone and
his mother, Mrs. Joe Stone, at¬
tended a big declaration in
Alabama Sunday .
Jackie Sharpton, little daugh¬
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
. sharpton is m in chil
;. dren . s pIospital she was fie .
niously burned while playing
with matches.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Daniel
and Mrs Gladys Sharpton vi¬
sited Jackie, who is their grand
daughter and niece, respect¬
ively, at the hospital Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Da-
j niel from Sand Mountain visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs Ernest Stone
and family Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark
family visited Mrs. Clark’s
grandmother, Mrs. Brock
niel, Sunday night. Mrs. D'a-
•niel is very ill and is
to her bed
Mas. Una Belle Stone
jfa,mily had as guests
afternoon and night Miss
Johnson and her mother, Mrs
Katie Johnson and Mr.
Ij ard Ryan
MORGANVILLE
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Raines
as their Sunday guests,
and Mrs. James Posey of
tanooga
j Mr and Mrs. Henry
attended the singing at
England last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. J. W.
are now T vacationing in
ma City, Fla. Anxious to
all that suntan.
; Miss Evangeline Morrow,
Ooltew'ah, Tenn., spent
w e e k e n d with the
Vaughns.
The Joe Rogers family
ed relatives in Alabama
the weekend.
The newly-organized
circle met with Mrs.
Hixson last week. The
meeting is May 27 at Mrs.
nard Doyle's
Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
and children visited J.’s
and family last Sunday
noon.
Quite a crow'd gathered
the Hays-Quillian home
watch the fight last Friday
T-V. I think some people
I disappointed.
News
NEW HOME
Mrs. Madge Ballard
Mr. and Mrs Basil Putnam
and family of Hixson, Tenn.,
spent the weekend with Mr
I Mrs. R T. Patton
Mr and Mrs R3y A Reeves
'have moved into our commun-
m2 uvine with "‘“ her
e ards .
Mr and Mrs N J. Nixon,
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Patton
and Mrs. M T Patton attend-
ed Decoration at Town Creek
Church at Chavies, Ala
A/3c Arviile Hurst and Miss
Betty Freeman were married
Friday night. Mrs. Hurst lived
in Alton Park and is a student
nurse at Children’s Hospital.
Arviile, son of Rev. and Mrs L.
J Hurst, is home on furlough.
The newly-weds are spen .in...
their honeymoon in Atlanta.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Cagle, of
Pittsburg, Tenn., visited Mr. and
Mrs. J M. Crawford and Mr.
and Mrs E A. Stallings, Sun-
day.
Mi s Ann Cagle and Mr. Cla-
rence 'Barney) Richards were
married Saturday in Rossville.
They will make their home in
Atlanta. At present, they are vi-
siting his mother, Mrs. J. V.
Richards.
Rev an d Mrs. L. J. Hurst at-
tended memorial services at
Payne Cemetery Sunday.
t and Mrs. E. E. Ferguson
v hsit e d Mr. & Mrs. G A. Grant
of Avans Friday.
Pfc. Turner Moat Crisp is home
on a furlough.
Fred Williams of Americus,
Ga., is visiting his brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wil-
liams.
j Mrs. M T. Patton spent last
week in Fort Payne visiting her
son, Hoyt Patton, and family.
i Mrs. Adele Nelson of Atlan-
ta spent Saturday night with
Mr. and Mrs. McConal Hurst.
CLOVERDALE
Mrs. Charles Bible has gone
to Michigan with a daughter
and son-in-law for a visit.
The Ed Bibles had as Sunday
visitors, Mrs. Cora Taylor and
a Mr. Salmon, of Rome, also
Royce and Martha Bible and
children for supper.
Ed and Willie Grace attend¬
ed the alumni banquet at Berry
Schools Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Egnew
and son from Louisiana are vi¬
siting the Ed Bibles.
WILDWOOD
Hi There:
I’ll just take my pen in
ito send you greetings. .There
dosen’t seem to be much
Townsend, , Pat „ . and , _ I .
Mrs -
been running around this * e
- Saturday went
i end - ° n we
I the Mur P h We y Hollow had good gra J e ?
working a
and y um - y um! what a
i dinner. It was sad though,
| George Murphy and
Cappedye not to be there.
'do m ^ s ^he old timers w
^bey I Then pass Sunday away. ent
we w r
s P rin S Cit y. Tenn., to see
i^ eorge Murphy, and the
Murphys. It was a
drive.
Come Saturday little Pat
to have his tonsils taken
Amy Ann Harrison is going
have hers out at the
Hme. Leta Mae and I will
company for each other.
Last weekend Mr. and
Wall Hunt drove to camp
,ka., to visit John
Mable said Camp Polk was
.hottest, lonesonest. most
late place she had ever seen,
! Well, the meeting is over.
seems strange not to be
ready to go to church,
We had a good meeting.
crowds, good music and
preaching. Wish you
have been there.
I Helena Fehlandt is
on a pink cloud. Her
Mrs. Doretta Fletcher, of
Island, N Y., is at long
coming for a visit. Mrs.
cher and Mr. Fehlandt,
father, are coming down to
tend Doretta's
which will be on Sunday,
24th.
Ethel Turner, spent last
-with her mother in
ham.
Well, I'm fresh out of news
I’ll sign off for now’.
1 Bye,
Mary.
CAVE SPRINGS
PARTY LINE
By James C. Holder
Mrs. Will Bradford was taken
to a Chattanooga hospital Sat¬
urday in a Fort Payne ambul¬
ance, “V""’ we are sorry to report.
We w,sh . her a speedy recovery.
, Mr. and Mrs^ W. R West of
uc jhin’ Ridge were the Sunday
marn j n g visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Holder.
j Miss Helen Forester, daugh¬
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
j Forester, spent the weekend in
[Birmingham.
Yours truly killed a two-foot
copperhead last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder
anc j son j ames had as their
g un day guests Mr. Charles
jfolder, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Maxwell, all of Chattanooga*
and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Castle-
berry and children, Mrs. Joe
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Myrl Holder, all of Rising
Fawn.
J Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shafer
had as their weekend guests
the former’s parents, and bro-
ther, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Sha-
fer and Leon, of Soddy, Tenn.
! Mr. Walter Gray and son and
wife of New Salem were visit-
!ing Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forest-
er Saturday.
. Mrs. Dan Forester and Mrs.
Otis York were visiting Mrs. J.
R. Cooper, Sr. in Rising Fawn
Sunday.
. Mrs. Roy Wallin and children
were the Monday afternoon
guests of Mrs. Tom Holder.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Forester
iwere the Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. (Uncle Bill and
Aunt Mollie) Amos in Clover-
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. John Warren
|and son, of Trenton, were visit-
jng Misses Mary and Jessie
Gardner Monday
Mrs. ^tuth Reeves is visiting
her son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Tillman Reeves, in Tren-
tton.
Mr. and Mrs. Haston Hibbs
and son are vacationing in
Eastman, Ga.
Gannaway-Riley Company
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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