The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, May 28, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DADE COUNTY TIMES latared at the Postoffico at Trenton, Ga.. as second class mail MRS. CATHERINE 1 MORRISON ........ Owner and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATIOS — IN ADVANCE: One Year, $2 00, Six Months, *1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents Plus State V/> Sales Tax. Persons writing for publication are requested to furnish their uames, othe:wLse the communication will not be published. Name will b? withheld on request, but all communications must be signed Memorials, Cards of Thanks and articles of like nature will be chained at 50c and up for one insertion, payable in advance Advertising rates will be furnished on application_ LOCALS AND PERSONALS ' Johnnie Bice Smedley and have been visiting here. Mrs. Virginia Konrad is on vacation this week from the County Agent's office. The Robert Daniels are driv¬ i ing a new sun gold and cream Chevrolet. Miss Katherine Bates i s spending her vacation in Mia¬ mi, Florida. Other localites bound for Flo¬ rida the first of this week were Mr and Mrs. T S. Renfroe and daughters, Pat and Peggy l Mrs. D E Morrison will at¬ tend a board of directors meet¬ ing of the Georgia Press Asso¬ ciation in Macon Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Clay Simpson and family, from Pennsylvania, are visiting Mr and Mrs. Wal¬ and other * home ter Simpson , folks Jules Case will go to Knoxville next week as delegate from the Trenton Methodist Church to the HoLston Conference. M J. Hale also will attend as alter¬ nate. Muss Janie Bradford and Bill Hampton were married Sunday by Rev. Ed Kelley in Plney Grove. The newly-weds will make their home in the Morrison Apartments in Tren¬ ton. Mrs C. M Carroll suffered an unusual accident recently when a wheelbarrow overturn¬ ed, causing injury to a leg. She has been returned from New¬ ell’s Hospital with a serious in¬ fection Mr. and Mrs BUI Keaton, who are living at Wildwood, plan to move into their new home next week near Longfs Store at Rising Fawn. They will add to the house later on. making it much larger. Mr. and Mrs. D E Hale, of Aliceville, Ala., were weekend vtsitors of Mr. and Mrs. H F. Allison, Mr, and Mrs. M J. Hale and also Mr. and Mrs. S P Hale, of Ryall Springs, where a family get-together was held j on Saturday night. Dr. D. S. Middleton recently received a life time membership award by the Medical Associa¬ tion of the State of Georgia. The EXAMINATION FOR MILITARY AND NAVAL ACADEMIES The U. S. Civil Service Com¬ mission will conduct a Con¬ gressional examination for de¬ signation to the U. S. Military and Naval Academies on Mon¬ day, July 13, 1953, for the Se¬ venth District of Georgia, Can¬ didates temporarily absent from their own Congressional Dis¬ trict may be examined else¬ where, at such examination points as may be desired. The examination is open on¬ ly to candidates designated by members of Congress There¬ fore, any young man between the ages of 17 and 22 who wishes to take this v examina¬ tion should notify Congress¬ man Henderson Lanham, Suite 109, House Office Building, Washington 25, D. C., before June 5th. 1953, so that he can make arrangements for all in¬ terested young men to take the examination Congressman Lanham makes his appointments to both Aca¬ demies on the basis of this exa¬ mination. The highest grade receives designation as a prin¬ cipal and succeeding grades as first, second and third alter¬ nates. After this examination, a candidate must then pass a mental examination given by the Academy of his choice (which is very similar to the Civil Service examination! as well as a physical examination before he is admitted to the Academy. These appointments will be made in 1954 Medical Association, which he is a member sent formal congratulations and Countians would like to theirs. Dade Countians will be sorry learn that Frank Wilkerson, of Louise Simpson, killed last week. He was resident of Richmond, Va. is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Glenn Simpson, of Elmo, formerly of Dade The Garden Club will meet the home of Mrs. Arthur on 2313 Wilder St. in Thursday, June Mrs. W. S. Shadow of De¬ Tenn., will be guest Members are request¬ to meet at the church early to leave by 1:30 p.m. Williams Motor Co. is display¬ an interesting contrast be¬ the old and new Chevro- In the showroom stands a model four-cylinder Chevvie, by Mr. Williams, who that thus model was the 4-cylinder job of that make Sheriff F. C. (Trahan under¬ an operation Wednesday in a Chattanooga hos¬ j Dade Countians wish him speedy recovery During his Chief Deputy will be in charge. Mrs. sister, Mrs. F. P. Meade, of DeTuniak Springs, Fla., will be her guest this week. Mr and Mrs. Archibald Brock and Mrs. Duke Brock of Birm¬ ingham, Ala., were visiting re¬ latives over the weekend. Archie came around looking up old ac¬ who were very glad to see him. Mrs. Duke Brock re¬ mained for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Pauline Purdy in Chattanooga. You Get Service As Well As Savings... 4 VHEN YOU SHOP AT HOMUE! All Cars And Trucks Fully Guaranteed As Represented NEW CARS NEW TRUCKS * New DODGE V-8, 4-Door Sedan, Radio, Heater, Tinted New DODGE / x Ton, Custom Cab, 6 Ply Tires $1674.39 Windows, Two-Tone Paint, White Side-wall 2 ________ Over-Drive and other accessories, New DODGE l / 2 Ton, Standard Cab, 6 PI yTires $1646.24 Tires, many ______ only _________________________________ $2794.50 USED TRUCKS New DODGE 4-Door Six, Fully Equipped, only ------ $2564.75 USED CARS 1952 DODGE 2 Ton, 2 Speed, Rebuilt Motor, New Brakes 4 New Tires (825 x 20 x 10 Ply) Fully Guar¬ 1951 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Radio, Heater. We have anteed $1500.00 ____________________________ three of these cars, one light blue; two light 1951 DODGE y 2 Ton Express, Looks and Runs Like gray. All of these cars fully guaranteed. Priced New, Good Tires ___ ______ $1195.00 from __ __ __ __ __ -- -- $1695.00 to $1795.00 1951 FORD V-8 ]/ 2 Ton Pick-up, Radio, Heater, Clean $1195.00 1950 DODGE 4-Door Sedan. You Must See And Drive 1951 CHEVROLET y 2 Ton, Perfect Condition $1195.00 ______ This Car. Only .... --------- ----------- $1295.00 1950 GMC l / 2 Ton Pick-up. Drive This Truck For $1095.00 ____ 1950 DODGE Club Coupe, Radio, Heater. All Extras. 1950 DODGE V 2 Ton, Dark Blue, You Can’t Believe It This Car Drives, Rides, Looks and Runs Like Without Driving it; Come In Today $1095.00 ________ New -- ______ $1375.00 1950 DODGE V 2 Ton Pick-up. Priced to Sell $ 945.00 --------- 1949 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Radio. Heater, Motor Over¬ 1950 3,4 Ton. One Owner. Excellent Condition $1195.00 ________ hauled. Priced to Sell at __ __ __ __ __ 1095.00 1949 DODGE 1V Ton. Priced to Sell $ 795.00 DODGE 4-Door Coronet, Radio, Heater, Gydro- 2 __ __________ 1949 1942 STUDEBAKER ]/ 2 Ton. Plenty of Miles Left $ 195.00 ____ matic Transmission, Extra Clean, Good Tires„-$1195.00 1948 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan; Radio, Heater, Black i Finish, Look Like New, The Buy of a Lifetime $ 795.00 1946 PONTIAC 2-Door Torpedo, Radio, Heater, Clean, SEE US BEFORE YOU TRADE FOR THE MOST LIBERAL One Owner, A Car Worth the Money ________ $ 795.00 TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLD CAR OR TRUCK 1938 FORD 2-Door. See This For Good Cheap Transportation ------------ ------ $ 295.00 tfflirestone AND OUjkrh ifOxalHy TIRES IRE Dyer Motor Company TRENTON GEORGIA Open 8 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. daily, except Wed. 8 a. m. to 12 noon TELEPHONE 4,0 COUNTY TIMES, IREN J ON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1&>3 XHJs DADE memorial day %■ “Got God so loved the World, that He gave His only begotten Son , that helieveth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” —John 111:16. On Memorial Lay we think of our loved ones who have pa sed on and especially of those who given their lives for the cause of freedom. They have paid the supreme sacrifice to pre¬ our life, liberty and happiness. There is consolation for us who remain, in the word of Gcd and the teaching of Jesus Christ. us all offer a prayer on this day for better understanding and peace among all the peoples the world Rams At New Tuesday A collision between a black Mercury and a trailer truck to Fishback Truck¬ Co. early Tuesday morning the result of driving too under the influence. Willie May, who gave his ad¬ as Rising Fawn, ran his into the back of the about two-thirty a. m. morning near New He was reported to uninjured, but Raymond also of Rising Fawn, was riding in the car, re¬ serious cuts about the - and knee. He was taken Chattanooga hospital. May’s automobile was dam¬ considerably. He was with reckless driving driving under the influence Sheriff F. C. Graham and Deputy Russell Smith, officers, after arrived upon the scene. Waters, of Kentucky, SHORT FILMS AVAILABLE TO LOCAL GROUPS Athens, Ga.—More than 1200 shcrt films on everything from accounting to the Yukon are available for showing before civic and educational groups in Dade County through the faci¬ lities of the University of Georgia. The film service is provided at cost to Georgia organiza¬ tions with charges based upon the cost of the film. Average rentals range from one dollar to two dollars per day plus mailing costs. Information may be secured from the Uni¬ versity’s Division of General Extension. In the catalog of 16mm. mo¬ tion picture films just issued are listed hundreds of films suitable for showing before groups of all ages and interest. Many of these films are edu¬ cational in nature and deal with such subjects as soil con¬ servation or working fractions and arithmetic. was listed as the driver of the truck. May’s trial was set for the following day. WANT ADS WISH TO CONTACT person with car coming to work from Lookout Mountain (E. Brow) to Trenton and back. —The Times. TOMATO PLANTS are ready for irale. — See J. M. Carter, Back Valley Road. —6 - 4 AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. — Body and fender work. Years of experience, a good job g varan teed — Raymond H. Powell, Back of Buck Gif¬ ford’s Service Station. 6 t p — 6 - 4 WILL SWAP 8 disc lift type Bush and Bog for Ford trac¬ tor— for mowing machine or will sell cheap. — J. D. Ma,?- sengale, Slygo Valley. 3 t p — 5 - 21 STRAYED or STOLEN — One black and tan hound, female. Reward offered. — J. E. Whited, Rising Fawn, Rt. 3. 3 t p — 5 - 21 HAY FOR SALE *— Also for rent, 5 room house, 1 y 2 miles from Trenton—Fred A. Mor¬ gan. 3 t p — 5 - 28 LOST — Near Sand Mountain Highway — Black and white Poland China boar, 6 month? old, weighing about 6ft lbs. with short tail. — Ben Yell, Gen. Delivery, Trenton, Ga. 3 t p — 5 - 28 FOR SALE OR TRADE — 1950 Studebaker truck, % ton .—< R. H. Yell, Trenton, Ga, Rt. 1 4 t p — 6 - 4 MIRACLE HEARING AID i Complete $19.85. Requires no ; batteries, cords or ear button. DR. G. K. Mac VANE Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. RED WIGGLERS, FISHING I WORMS for sale at Albert Bruce’s, across from Price Jeffery’s Grocery, between 1 Trenton and New England. 3 t p — 6 - 4 WANTED — Your combining. New combine, motor driven— See Walter H. Wilson, Rising Fawn, Ga. 3 t p —6 - 11 STRAYED—One Beagle hound, male. Answers to the name Runt. Joe M. Neely, Trenton, Route 2. Text Book List Checked By Comm. The recently appointed Dade County School System Text Adoption Committee met re¬ cently to check on the text books being used in the school system. They also discussed the merits cf new school books which had been published dur¬ ing the year to see if any be added to the present lit. They go over worn out books, count the books to see if there will be enough left for next year. It takes several meetings for this but the or¬ dering of new books has to be done in the spring that all may be in readiness for the open¬ ing of school in the fall. ; On this committee are J. C. Billue, D. o. Chumley, J. E. Mickler, L. C. McHughes, Claude Owens, Jr., and Mes- dames Willie Hughes, Edna Sutton, Marjorie Fricks, Stella T. Carroll, Delillah Wheeler, Ersaline Carroll, Innes Sim¬ mons and Mr. Henry Elliott.