The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, June 25, 1953, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBRADFORD — Gordon Lee Bradford died June 22. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mil¬ dred Chadwick Bradford, and two children, Elizabeth and Jimmy. Funeral services were held at the Rising Fawn Bap- ti t Church, Wednesday even- mg with the Revs J. R. „ ner and T. C Nelson mg. Interment was in the Head Springs, Springs, Ala., Ala., cemetery. cemetery. Pall- Pall¬ bearers were nephews: Hans¬ ford Key, Phil Kay, Virgil Bradford, Jack Bradford, Jr., Billy Joe Bradford, and Tho¬ mas Willin. WANT ADS WANT TO RENT a 2 bedroom hour-e with bath. — See J. C. Billue, Trenton, Ga. 3 t c — 6-25 FOR SALE Shoats — J. E. Cole, Slygo Valley, Ga. 3 t p WOULD LIKE TO HEAR from man with car for Rawleigh Business in Dade County, Buy on credit. Pay as you sell. Write Rawleigh’/s Dept, GAF-10-216B, Memphis, Ten- nessee. 4 t p 6-25 MIRACLE HEARING AID Complete $19.85. Requires no batteries, cords or ear button. DR. G. K. MacVANE Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. DADE THEATER SUN,, MON., June 28 - 29 Everything I Have - IS lOlirS In Technicolor Marge and Glover Champion, Dennis O’Keefe TUESDAY, '***♦***★★★**+**★★★****★* June 30 RODEO Jane Nigh WEDNESDAY, ******************* ¥ * ¥+4t July 1 Prehistoric Women In Technicolor Laurette Lue, Allan Nixon THURS., r************************ FRI., July 2 - 3 Never Wave At A WAC Rosalind Russel, Marie Wilson, Paul Douglas SAlTjRDA Y* Juj.* *********** Apache War Smoke Gilbert Roland OPENING TIMES Week Days: 7:30 P. M. Saturday: 2:20 P. M. Sunday: 3 P. M. (two shows in pfternoon). Close for Church and reopen at 8:45 P. M. LOOKOUT DRIVE IN THEATER Cummings and Birmingham Highway SUN., MON., June 28 - 29 Outlaw Women In Technicolor M rie Windsor, Richard Rober Three Top Cartoons » * • TUES., WED., June 30, July 1 Mississippi Gambler In Technicolor Tyrone Power, Julie Adams Two Color Cartoons THURS., FRI., July 2 - 3 When The Daltons Rode Randolph Scott, Brod Crawford Brian Donlevy Three Cartoon/? and News SATURDAY, July 4 The Long Voyage Home John Wayne, Barry Fitzgerald, Thomas Mitchell, The Hunter 4 TOP CARTOONS! Free Kiddy Prizes. Plus — GIANT FIREWORKS THE DADE COUNTY TIMES. TRENTON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1953 CAVE SPRINGS We are glad to report Mrs. Will Bradford is up and doing her chores at home and farm. Mr. and Mrs. J. R Carson -. ... -------- entertained With a Father’s jDay dinner honoring the lat- ter . s father Mr Noah Forest- er , and those present were Mr and Mrs Noah Forester Mr. M r and o nr i x/r-,, Mrs.. Wesley Forest¬ r-,____’ er, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. For¬ ester and boys, uoja, mi. Mr. and aim ivirs. Mrs. Roscoe Grant and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reeves and * of Slygo and Mr. and Mrs. Haston Hibbs and son, and Bud Nunley. Everyone en¬ joyed a good dinner and a big Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hague and Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Webb, of Birmingham, were visiting latter’s father, Mr. J. R Carson and Mrs. Carson, Sun¬ Mr. Tom Holder and son James were visiting Mr. Hol¬ der’s sister and family in Tracy city, Tenn, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Forester and daughter attended the 54 th Wedding Anniversary dinner of the latter’s parent's, and Mrs. Alfred Steele at the Rising Fawn Park, Sun- Mr. and Mrs Don Keith and Noel Keith, of Bache, Okla., an d Owen Keith, of Tulsa, Okla., were the recent visitors of Mrs. Lydia Keith and Mr and Mrs. Leon Keith and boys. Mrs. Essie Slaton, of Piney and Mrs. Evelyn Smith and children, of Homestead, Fla., were the Wednesday guests of the Keiths. Mr. Charles Holder was home for the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hawkins and son Howard, of Ringgold, Ga -’ were the Sunda y § uestjs of Mr. and Mrs Tvm Dan PnrA«tpr Forester and Billy Barkley. Mary Jo Guinn, of Birming¬ ham, spent two weeks recently with her grandmother, Mrs. Canova Guinn. Ann Marie Steele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steele, and Jean Castleberry, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Castleberry, of Rising Fawn, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder and son. Mrs. Mary Massey, of New England is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Dan Forester. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wallin and children, and James C. Holder, enjoyed a Barbecue given by Convers Bridge and Steele Company at Winnepesaukah, Saturday evening. How you save money 3 ways with DODGE TRUCKS You save when you buy Dodge You save when you operate Dodge You save with the good deals and ALL THESE FEATURES “ Job-Rated” trucks, because trucks. Famous Dodge power high trade-in allowances we’re AT NEW LOWER PRICES! Dodge gives you all the extra and maneuverability save time making this month. Start saving features shown at the left, plus economical high-compression today! For a real top deal see us . . . Dodge trucks new lower prices. Dodge means engines save gasoline . . Dodge ... or phone us and we ll see Sharper turning! . turn shorter than other leading extra value! dependability saves upkeep. you! Act now! makes to save you time and money. Oriflow shock absorbers on Yi-, 54- and 1-ton models for easier handling, smoother riding. 7 " Job-Rated " engines with 100 to 171 h.p. ... 3 engines all-new. And of the leading makes, only Dodge gives you floating oil in¬ take, exhaust valve seat inserts, 2 fuel filters, water distributing tube, 4-ring pistons, on all models. More powerful VA- and 2-ton trucks than other leading makes. Advanced dual-primary brakes in 1- through 4-ton trucks. Rivet¬ less Cyciebond brake linings. In¬ dependent parking brake on all models. Truck-o-matic transmission with gyro! Fluid Drive, for low-cost, im mm shift-free driving, available in y 2 - and ^-ton trucks. Fluid Drive offered in ]/ 2 -, 54- and 1-ton mm models for smoother traction. Both are Dodge exclusives. pick-up Better body makes. More pick-up, sizes New balanced with 116” than 56-cu.-ft. express, wheelbase weight other level and distribu¬ leading 5^-ton stake load. tJo 6 -RoM' tion on all models for extra pay- TRUCKS load. Vz-TON THROUGH 4-TON! Greater 'A-ton -panel payload See us or phone today for a good deal! and cubic capacity. DYER MOTOR CO., Trenton, Ga. SLYGO The Vacation Bible School is in ses&ion this week at all the , churches 011 the Wildwood Cir- I cuit - with Slygo reporting a i good attendance. Instead of the . regular I monthly meeting of the Slygo , Improvement Club which meets th e third Saturday night of each month there was an all all dav day working working last last SatnrHmi Saturday at the community house. The crowd wasn’t so large since so many are vacationing ° and etc., vvv, » i® ut ______ we *. some _____ much ______, needed , . ! i^ ork done. Some started clean ing ground and steps. Rev. Ward and a group from the Wildwood Circuit motored to Waleska, Ga., last Saturday to visit Rev. Lee Branham. Hazel Moore and Christine | - ----------- ^ureton spent last weekend in Nashville - Tenn. Mrs - Ralph Smith and little son La La Verne, Verne, of of East East Lake, Lake, 1 spent last week here with her sister and family, the Edgar Moores. Little Judy and Brenda Reeves spent a few days last week with their aunt and j grandparents, Mrs. Hasken Hibbs and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reeves of Cave Springs. 1 Mrs. Bill Hughes and Miss Elba Cole are away again this summer attending summer school in Nashville. 1 that's the bank me! I “When it comes to outright pleasantness, you can’t beat the folks at the American Na¬ tional Bank. Friendly... polite- like. . . they make me feel that none of my money problems are ever too small or trouble¬ some for them to handle.” American National Bank AND TRUST COMPANY CHATTANOOGA MAIN OFFICE ST. ELMO BRANCH Eighth and Market Sts. 3734 St. Elmo Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HOOKER Mrs. Ida McCauley Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ,Coates at Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer and children and Miss Haswell went to Nashville, day and spent the day with Mrs. Mae Haswell and Mrs. Arthur Arthur WpMnn Weldon mom were miup called Huntsville, Ala., Sunday on account of the serious of Mrs. ~~ Haswell’s ^ mother Mrs Richard i__ , Stanley Mr -s. Millie Miller spent weekend with Mrs. Rigshy Red Bank, Mr. Prill Strawn, of nooga, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. E. Strawn M s. Walker Austin and of Bridgeport, visited Mr and Mrs. J. E. Tittle and Mrs. Lillian Strawn,^ Mr. Mr. Hayden Hayden Strawn Strawn left Friday by plane to attend National Union Convention - C.W. in San cisco, Calif. He is the repre- from Tennessee, Mrs. Henry Ford and ter, of Whitside, spent day with Mrs. Bill Ballard. Mrs. Ruby Carroll was tess of a Stanley Party Fri- day. Mrs. Floyd Mitchum Tommy went to Tenn., Sunday and spent the |night Glenda, with Mr. and Mrs. Rich. who had been spending several days there, returned home with them Monday Mr - and Mrs.. John Craze spent Sunday with Mr. Mil All !11 fl 1 L10 IJ- S Iff// A#/IT AIlKR 11*1 i U d R O £ "" * ^ ■Wlr # flllltV . 3 Ways Better 1. Easier to Test! DO 2. Red Rubber Seal! 3. Enamel Lining! , V LI I No Guesswork! DOME ... Jar Sealed iMOM flAlt •*0*. CO. a OOOO n OOOOOOO O OO (J OOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOC O OO O THANK YOU for coming to see us at the Grand Open¬ ing of our new and modern Store. We thank you for your business and hope you will continue to come to see us. Winner of the Westinghouse Sewing Machine was JAMES B. RAINES SCRUGGS GROCERY GROCERIES, DAIRY PRODUCTS, FRESH VEGETABLES, CHOICE CUT MEATS AND HEALTH AIDS * parents in Chattanooga Val- ley. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hamill and children, and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Eaves, of Chattanooga, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Adam?.