The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, May 28, 1953, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextWhat good i; your car radio if it isn’t working properly? Do you get lots of noise and vitr ticn., are the stations li¬ mited? Let us 1 ix it for you, we can give you prompt, depend¬ able service and the low cost will please you. We repair and adjust all makes and we gua¬ rantee our work. Let us check your car radio now be all set tor hours of pleasure in your car this sum¬ mer, TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. TRENTON. GEORGIA TIRES NEW DIAMOND TIRES Used tires — all makes and odd sizes, Recaping and Repairing. 100% <old rubber. Bcsi obtainable repair material AH werk guaranteed Compare our prices before you recap. broad street tire shop 3000 Broad at St. Elmo Phone 53278 H B Everett*, 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 EORG1A, DADE COUNTY. There will be sold at public utcry to the highest and best idder for cash, between the gal hours of sale before the mrthouse door in Dade Coun- /, Georgia, on the 30th day of [ay. 1953, the following des- rlbed property, to-wit: One 337 Black Ford Tudor Coach utomobile, Motor No. 4143181, ag No. C-40460, Ga. 52; said roperty having been condemn- d by virtue of law, Georgia ode 58-207, said vehicle hav- rg been seized while convey- lg, removing, concealing and :oring prohibited beverages nd liquors. This 18th day of May, 1953. F. C. Graham heriff, Dade County, Georgia Lowell Adams Discount Co., nc. by Nat Goodside, Auct’r. ale May 29, 1953 at 9 A. M. t Garage of Williams Motor o. Trenton, Georgia, 1949 lymouth sedan, No. 12161277, lotor No. B1864758. (Collusion oss), in re: Ignatius A V.i- ala and Jennie Vadala. CITATION GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL OTHER INTERESTED PER¬ SONS OF THE ESTATE OF C. L PRICE, DECEASED: You are hereby required to show cause before the Court of Ordinary to be held at the court house in said County on the first Monday in June, 1953. why the petition of Hardee J. Price, an heir at law of the said C. L. Price, setting out that the said C. L. Price died in¬ testate in the county of Dade, State of Georgia, and that the said estate owes no debts, and that the heirs at law of the said C L Price have agreed upon a division of said estate, and praying for an order find¬ ing that no administration up¬ on said estate is necessary, should not be granted and said order entered. This May 4, 1953 R. M. Morrison Ordinary of Dade County, Ga Dade P.T.A. Supports Recreation Plans ; The Dade County High School held its last meeting of the school year May 14 New of¬ ficers elected ewre: President. Mrs Edgar Moore; Vice Presi¬ dent, Mrs. E L Raulston; Treasurer, Mrs. Opal Gifl'ord; ;Recording Secretary, Mr;. Hugh Clark; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs James Morri- b~n. The retiring office s list- led in the ame order were Mrs. j R p Fricks, Cleron Kyzer, |Moore Mrs Charles Gray. Mrs. Rauls- Edgar j and Ms. E. L. ton. A summer project planned by the P.T.A. is to get the out¬ side of (he barracks painted, Mr PTA. furnishing the paint and the school system doing ♦be lrbor. Tnvis Mont joy gave a report on a Youth meeting he had at¬ tended as a representative of ♦ he school. He told of the pro¬ gress being made for a Recrea tion Center for the summer months and of its need. At th ; s meeting, he told the P.T.A ermm „ioup, it it had ha been decided . that | if the organizations m the ! county would give $5.00 a train e d recreation worker could be employed one night a week and some equipment could be bought A collection was i taken up after his talk and $12 was raised Principal J. C Billue gave a talk on the P.T.A progress dneo it had been reorganized. He told of the which many had fine been ma- j terial things accomplished and hoped that the parent-teacher relation- dtips would > "m to •' p!,* | understanding of each others Attendance won by , prize was the first grade with Mrs. Clara Stewart, teacher Refreshments were provided and served by Mesdames R. P. Fricks, Ersaline Carroll, E. L. Raulston and James Morrison. The next meeting will be in September. mm Kills fro m the County PMA Committee Only 30 percent of Dade County farmers have turned in urgently needed information on their wheat acreage required by PMA to make equitable al¬ lotments in event that nation¬ al wheat acreage allotments are proclaimed, Chairman Ivey reported today. He urged wheat growers who have not yet done so to bring a legal description of their farm and the number of acres they had in wheat for 1951, ’52, and '53, to the county PMA office at their earliest op¬ portunity. “This information is needed right away in order that each farm growing wheat • Dade _ , County n , might ... receive . in - an allotment representing its fair share of a county allot¬ ment,” Chairman Ivey explain¬ ed. The information must be col¬ and assembled at once in order that the Secretary of Agriculture can carry out the law on allotment programs. ; This legislation directs him to ascertain and proclaim the to- tal supply and the normal sup- Ply of wheat for the 19 53-54 year by July 15, and to proclaim by that date a na- acreage allotment for 1954 crop of wheat unless he finds that a national emer¬ gency exists or a material in- in exports is expected. Secretary Benson has stated that he will make no final de- on 1954 wheat controls until the latest information is available \ The national acreage allot- ment for the 1954 crop must be that acreage, which at the na tional average yield, will pro- duceenough wheat — plus the carryover and imports — for a . normal iiuimui j year's utti o domestic uomooviv con- v-v** sumption and exports plus 30 |percent. This is apportioned among the States, then among the counties in the State ac- 1 cording to average acreage i eeded to wheat during the 10 preceding years ; Dade County’s wheat allot- ment is apportioned among farms on the ba is of (It til- liable acres. i2i crop rotation I practices. including acreage planted to wheat (3 > type of j soil, and ( 4 ) topography. Under the allotment program only producers who comply with their wheat acreage allot- ment would be eligible for price .supports at full 90 percent of j parity. nil. DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 Community News CLOVERDALE M s. Charles Bible has re¬ turned from her visit with re¬ latives in Michigan Mr. Charles Bible had a pret- ty bad accident Monday. While „ r , .. working at the saw mill, he Tipped, fell backwatds and hit his head on a log. He is re¬ ported resting fairly well. The Ed Bibles had had com- ^ y week but they ha.c now all left lor points north. CAVE SPRINGS PARTY LINE By James C. Holder M ami ivI ‘ J A R fVf as then Sunday guests Mr and Mrs'. Asa Rm» and i ,laughter, or Chattanooga, Mr and Mrs. Alvin Hooves and ; children , of Slygo, and ... Mr. and Ha ton Hibbs and son. j ! Mrs Purdle Slaton of Piney last week with Mrs. Ly- ; d *a Keith. I Mr. and Mrs. Tom tt Holder and son James, were the Sun- day evening guests of Mr. and 1 C. E Maxwell of Chat- w are glad to report that Mrs. Will Bradford is home ’ from the hospital and her daughter, Mrs Carl Riley, of j ac kson, Ga is staying a while , jth her. Mr and MrS John B Har- rison of Ris { ng pawn, were vi- Mr and Mrs. Will Brad- ord Sunday. Mrs. Beulah Blevins has re- homc aIter a short ..lay with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bradford and children in Chat- Mr. Canova Guinn, who is in Birmingham, was visiting relatives for the and w’e see he is driv - ing a new '53 Mercury. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forest- and Billy Barkley motored Ringgold on a fishing trip and they reported fishing good as they caught 15 jjgh Charles Holder was home for weekend He is the son of i and Mrs Tom Holder. Miss Jane West, daughter of and Mrs W R. West of Puddin' Ridge, is spending a few days with her cousin, Forester. NEW ENGLAND Bv Mrs. Mary Patterson Mrs. Charles Bryant and Martha June B yant . Mr. & Mrs. L. C. McHughes | had as their guests this week her patents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Austin from Tuscaloosa, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smyth of Tuscaloosa also vi¬ sited here over the weekend. Sunday, along with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Doyle, they all went to Rock City, then had a picnic lunch at Warner Park. Mrs. Long and granddaugh¬ ter, Della May Hallum, visited Ms. R. L. Wilson over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hig- ins and d Mrs. Rudy / ,ld , fa _ “% .. vls,teti **• _ Plt ‘ 1 ™ 0 " L “ n « "■*«<! „ w w “- , sen Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Sam Fugatt and visited his mother and s * Ster ’ Sunday evening. We are & lad to re P OTt Mrs - Cole is improving from Mrs. Mary Patterson visited her son Clyde and family and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tatum Saturday. Mrs. J. L. Blevins and Mrs. Ersaline Cat roll visited the Owens at Trenton Sunday af- ternoon. MORGANVilLE Mr. and Mr-. H. H, Oliver had as their guest Sunday, / Mr. and Mrs . Gcorge Cruml y a nd Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holmes and Derris and Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. J J. W. Beasley and .... chil- dren. The Ben Raines had a few' days deep sea fishing on the coast and at Mobile last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fraley are now residing with Mr. and Mrs. Derlard Fraley of Tifto- nia. Mrs. Fraley is the former Bettye Hixson. Ruth and J. W. Moore have returned from a week’s vaca- in Panama City, Fla. Mrs. Cora Raines had the M. M Stephens and Margaret as h '- r guests over the weekend. Since it’s so hot, I don’t think ! anyone does anything but lie I the creek, etc., so I guess j news will be pretty dull for a i while. “Slick Tricks For Summer” Shown At New Home HD Club Mrs. W. J. Leverett was hostess to the New Home Dem¬ onstratlon club Tuesday, May 19. Mrs. Virginia Ferguson, president, was in .charge of the meeting. Mrs. Arval Hundley was elected as secretary to fill the place of Mrs. R. T. D’odson, who resigned. Mrs. Neely gave a demon- Summer.” During the recreation period, Nee P riz . f y s ani w «« won 1S *“5* , T A ~ ' Mrs. Leverett , served . del- , cious refreshments at the close of the meetm g- SCHOOL DAYS OVER FOR SUMMER Monday sclaool f a11 ov " tl “ ’ county turned 1 1Plr s u ea S lo ° cp and closed their doors for another summer. Boys anr § irls went to school only to get their report cards and find out whether or not they were P assed , then they could be seen flitting about like leaves in e wind The recent summer weather |contributed a lot to their caie- lree abates of minds. The tea- chcrs will be busy tor a few more days with reeoids and such, then they, too will take a much-earned vaca non- I This Thursday, students who attended school every day the : past term will be taken on a picnic to Lake Winnepesaukah. Cost of the rides and the swim- tiling pool will be cut for the outing to about ten cents per ride and a delicious picnic lunch will be served at noon, Visiting Teacher Finn Cagle is in charge of this event which will certainly inspire more stu- dents to attend regularly next’ ! year. I is IT INSURED? Complete Coverage On Fire, Accident and Auto Insurance H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE T|mcs Rujld;jls Trenton, Ga. O»XCO000C00f<M00Cg000 0 0900000C0C1 0 C0 0 0^ Complete Beauty Care Summertime is probably the most important time for you tz have regular and complete beauty jur care. Sun end hot winds are very hard on your hair and skin. Y u can enjoy carefree, outdoo: life more if you depend on expert .care at Sarah’s Coiffures to help you to look your love lie t this summer. Make an appointment without delay. Sarah’s Coiffures PHONE 69 TRENTON, GEORGIA For Prompt, Low Rate Auto Financing the It’s American National Bank AND TRUST COMPANY CHATTANOOGA MAIN OFFICE CT. 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