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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1953)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at he Post Office at Trenton, Georgia, as second class mail. Mrs. Oatheiine C. Morrison Owner -Publisher Locals and Personals T R. Tucker, F H A Ad- ministrator of Dade County, owns 2 new Diplomat Dodge. Billy Raeves w'ho was oper¬ ated on Saturday a week ago, Li now at home doing fine. Mr and Mrs Charles W Gray are spending ten days in St Louis Mr Gray is up there on a business trip. Mrs. Jean Graves and two sons, from Tallahassee, Fla., are visiting her father, Mr. J. C Case. Mr and Mrs. Bob Chitwood have gone to Louisville, Ga.^ to reside. Evelyn Gray went with them for a few weeks vi- sit George Simmons, Sr., family have moved from Trenton to Rising Fawn. They aie living in the old Wayne Hale house, Mrs. Inman Bledsoe and lit- tie daughter, Elizabeth Ann, of Fort Wayne, Ala , are visiting their aunts, the Misses Cure- tons and Miss Stroud. The Trenton Church of Christ is preparing to hold an- other tent revival in the vacant lot back of Richard Fricks store in Rising Fawn. Mr. and Mrs. R. L Blake’s Sunday guests were Mr and Mrs. Gene Abercrombie, of Chattanooga, and Mr. Aber- crombie’s mother, from Jack- sonville Fla. Last Saturday night a host of people attended the singing that Ls held monthly. from New England and Piney sang. Three preachers gave brief talks. The singing was held at the Cloverdale Baptist Church and was enjoyed by all. NEW HOME Chicken Stew at Mrs. W. B. Haiyives New Store, June 27. Mr. and Mrs. Arval Hundley attended the wedding of Mr. Hundley’s sister, Merrel Hund¬ ley in Chattanooga, Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt and Mr and Mrs. Earl Clayton visited Mr. Clayton’s brother in Section, Ala., Sun¬ day. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ivey went to Ringgold, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E Fergu¬ son and family visited the Ro¬ bert Dunn's in Sevierville, Ten¬ nessee this weekend. Mr. Jim Tinker thas gone to St. Louis, Mo Adele Nelson has gone to Atlanta, Ga. Rev. and Mrs. Tom Line and Mrs. Cecil Gilbreath, ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. M Crawford, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Cooper had as their guests, Sunday, Mrs. Ruth Jamison, from Illi¬ nois . Mr. Tom Griffin, from Cleveland, Ohio, Mr and Mrs. Claud Those and Mrs. and Mrs. Stayter Hickman. Lighting killed Mr Monroe Dennis' mule Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gray won a refrigerator at Gross’ and Mr. and Mrs. R T. Dod¬ son won a chair. Mrs. Floyd Patten visited last week in Dallas, Ga Mark Lee, Henry and Ray Gray, Mr. C L. Ivey and Jack Ivey went fishing at Bennets’ Lake this weekend. James Robert Smith is in Newell’s Hospital. He had an operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. B A. David¬ son and Mrs. Mac Davis went to Nashville, Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Barney Ri¬ chards visited his mother, Mrs. Richard, Sunday. CRISMAN Up-To-Date Lise jf Hardware [511 Market St. Phone 7-1114} Chattanooga. Tennessee mr DADE COUNTY TIMES. TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1953 NEW ENGLAND Mn Lydia Allison and Mrs. Mary Patterson spent Monday with Mrs Steve Der- ryberry and Mrs. Charles Bryant. The regular Birthday Club met at the home of Mrs. Kath- leen We don’t know w h° a '^ or how many were present as I didn’t get to at¬ tend this month. Sgt. & Mrs Charles Bryant announced the birth of a son, Edward, on June 11, at Newell’s Hospital Mothe: and baby are doing fine and since Charles is serving in the Army In Korea, we don t yet know how the father is doing. The haby weighed 7 lbs. 7 ounces. The mother will be remember- ed as the former Martha June Derryberry. We also have another new baby in the community. Mr. Mrs. Sidney Hallum an- nounced the birth of a daugh- ter on June 15th. Mrs. J. W Forshee ar^, children visited Mrs. Dave Raines Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mrs T. R. Tucker and family, of LaFayette, vi- sited her parents, Mr. and Mrs Dave Brown over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gearrin visited hLs parents, Mr. and Mrs Lea Gearin, Sunday, Mr and Mrs. Steve Deiry- berry had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs Paul Dul- ton and Emitt, of Tunnel Hill, Mr and Mrs. Derry- berry and family, Mr. and Wallace Bryant and fa- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gear- fin. Betty Derryberry and Jean- Gilbreath visited Eioise of Hooker, Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Marvin Fuller, of Rossville, visited her moth¬ er, Mrs Jack Gilbreat Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart White and Susan, Mrs. Lydia Allison and Namis visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob Allison, of Pembroke, Kentucky. A nice time was re¬ ported by all. Miss Jeanette Gilbreath has returned home after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Marvin Fuller and family. Seatt Lynn, who is station¬ ed at Fort Jackson, S. C., vi¬ sited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lynn while on leave. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruce and family, of Texas, visited their parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Raines. While they were here Mrs. Bruce had all of her family together on -Sunday. HOMECOMING The Annual Home-coming and all day singing is being held at the Woodlawn Baptist Church this Sunday,. June 28. RISING FAWN Wayne Bradford and Ronnie Castleberry have returned af¬ ter three weeks in Bessemer, Ala. Mrs. T S Castleberry returned with them. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. J* Z Bobo and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chadwick. Sn. Micky Babo lef Monday for St. Petersburg, Fla., after .spending a sixteen d^y leave at home with his parents, Mr’ and Mrs. J. Z Bobo. Weekend guest of Mr and Mrs. G. R Hatfield was Mrs. Annie Grigsby, of Panama Ci¬ ty, Florida. The Rising Fawn Baptist Church presented the oldest youngest Fathers with gifts of'candy. Bill West was the youngest father present and Mr. R D. Castleberry, of Flat Rock, Ala., the oldest. Mrs. Newman played and sang we’ll never grow old”, and dedicated it to the Fathers. Sunday night visitors at the Baptist Church were Mr and Mrs. Joe Phillips, Mrs. Donald Tatum and children, from Clo- verdale, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chadwick, from Valley Head, Mrs. Mickler, Mrs. T. C. Cas¬ tleberry, from Bessemer, Ala., and a group from Sand Moun¬ AUTO RADIO REPAIR AND INSTALLATION No need to put up with a car radio that doesn’t work pro¬ perly when it can be repaired expertly and promptly at Ta¬ tum & Case. Get real enjoyment from your car radio this summer by having it checked and repair¬ ed at Tatum & Case. We sell and install car ra¬ dios, too, and we have a good line of dependable new and used radios from which you can choose. Stop in today... Look them over TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. TRENTON. GEORGIA You Get Service As Well As Savings... ^VHEN YOU SHOP AY HOME! 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Mr and Mrs. Earl Hoxworth and three children, of Los An¬ geles, Calif.; Mr. Carl Hox¬ r • > ■’MB' ' M0 .... “ '' - "t - -L .1 . „ . Mmemm. Dot* CoTOMt v-e«iu CM (Mo* Specification, and equipment object to chant,. without noti*. .....< ; Low and lithe in every line . . . here is ! ( jh »A incomparable trim in modern BEAUTY. design here Sleek and . . . pff\ I • V • is incomparable STYLE. Smooth and smart in curve and contour . . i I P? VS* here is incomparable FASHION. V iv; i dependable v ► \ ...... A jf% ill nun ■ .*• : >r # I i I A DODGE I V-EIGHT AND SIX 1 you've Gof To Drive It To Believe It Dyer Motor Co., Trenton, Ga. " worth, of Chattanooga; Mrs. Jack Floyd, of Rossville, Ma-ter Eddie Bleck, of Ohio, were recent visitors of the Slaughter-Konrad family. Cambell Thomas’ brother and wife, from Scottsborough, spent Sunday with them. The cast has been removed from Hershell Powell’s leg and on the next trip to flhe doctor he will get braces and crutches. Mis Kath.yn Fricks and Spencer Middleton were the weekend guests of the Frank Cantrells in Ooltewah, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Castle- | berry have returned from Cle¬ veland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. James Baker and two children, from Henry, Tenn., visited the Hershell Deans over the weekend. The two families spent Saturday at Fontana Dam. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fannin were Mr. Fannin’j brother and wife from Sand Mountain, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowery and daughter, Brenda, from Fort Payne. Mrs. Burton Kenimer, Sam, and Bob, are visiting relatives in Oklahoma,
