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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1953)
Elected To State 4-H Dade County delegates ,he twentieth annual Georgia i-H Club Council meeting in vlilledgeville, August 3-7, were •lected this week at a County Council meeting. Attending the important 4-H Conference on the campus of 3eo:gia State College for Wo- nen will be the following re¬ gular delegates: Jackie Wilson, Rising Fawn; Bessie Moore, Trenton; David Wood, Star Route, Trenton: Sam Rising Fawn Others from this county who will a.ttend are: Kathryn Frineks, State 4-H Council Se- rreatry. Rising Fawn; Ray Bobo, Master 4-H Club mem- oer, Rising Fawn; Mrs. L. M Allison, Adviser, Rising Fawn; Mrs. W C Cureton, Adviser, Rising Fawn: County Agent L Adams and Assistant Coun¬ ty Agent C. L. Bigham. Alter¬ nate delegates elected were: Mary Faye Gilbreath, Avans; Ernest Kirchmeyer, Trenton. The Council Meeting will get underway Monday, August 3, with registration and prelim¬ inary organizational sessions. The event will be officially opened when Dr. Henry K Stanford, President of GSCW, welcomes the 4-H’ers at 9:00 A. M. Tuesday, August 4 To Hear Speeches The five-day program will nclude speeches by Dr. Arthur Van Gibson, Pastor of Morn- ingside Presbyterian Church, Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Melons Hatfield’s Motor Court & Cafe LT. S. Highway 11 Between Rising Fawn and Trenton We will increase our stock as people learn we are open c oo oocxx > ooocxyxxxxxooocxx>ooooo o oo o ooo r> orj Complete Beauty Care Summertime is probably the most important time for you to have regular and complete beauty care. Sun and hot winds are very hard on your hair and skin. You can enjoy carefree, outdoor life more if you depend on expert care at Sarah’s Coiffures to help you to look your loveliest this summer. Make an appointment without delay. Sarah’s Coiffures PHONE 69 TRENTON, GEORGIA 5cOOOOOOaOO O OOOaOOOOO Q3 <*»OOOOOO OO OOCOOOOOOQOOOOOO « ' Autumn Fashions Now At Our Store!! Lay Away For Fall COATS! SUITS! DRESSES! SHOES! SPECIAL JULY CLEARANCE LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S Sandals REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE! 98* up Gross Mercantile Company Dr. C. C. dean and director of the Uni versiiy of Georgia College of Agriculture; Donald president of the H G. ings Company of Atlanta and the State 4-H - — chairman of Club Advisory Committee; and Dr. R C. Young associate professor of business admlnLs- ,ration and dean o, .fd»U at the Atlanta division of University of Georgia. The local 4-H’ers will have an opportunity to hear two U. S. congressmen from Georgia. Congressman J. L. Pilcher of Meigs will be the principal speaker for the assembly pro¬ gram at 9:00 A M . . Wednes¬ day, August 5. He will be in- troduced by Congressman Carl yinson of Milledgeville Four-H’ers from this county will tour the 4-H Club Center at Rock Eagle August 4th. The program at Milledgeville will aLso feature the election of 1954 State 4-H Council officers. BELK’S barn, HAY BURNS SUNDAY barn on the farm of F. N. Belk burned Sunday night with fire destroying several hundred bales of hay which were stored in the barn. Cause of the blaze was not explained, but smoke and the reflection of the fire on clouds above the farm could be seen for many miles in all directions. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES,.TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1953 TREASURER S QUARTERLY STATEMENT rv^*> FOR APRIL, tDDii MAY, MAV JUNE. IITVF 1952 1953 j DISBURSEMENTS Labor Gas 011 and ° r ® a i e 940.91 i ' ' Tires Tubes and ** epair; q n4 ' ’ Auto parts and Labor 377 66 Bridge Timber ................. iqo on j Culvert Tile, etc. 198.05 - . . .. • • • • • ......... Refrigerator for Health Center...................... Blap boards for ea t.i en er . I paymenti! C! 150 00 ! l isslon' a'at quarter c m (2nd qnarter payment,... Tri-County Hospital (Bal. due on year 1951 Contract,... 3,000,0 terrtns for "^52 TuTit .^'V. •' Foundation Testlng for courthouse.................. 514.50 Bulldozer Work..................................... Septic Tank and Field Line Repairs, Jail and Courthouse 218.72 Grand Jury Recommendation for Sheriff, March Term Court, 1953..................... 248.40 office'Supplies Medical Aid for Jail Prisoners....................... 15.00 ............... 1,117.54 Tractor, Patrol and Shovel Parts and Repairs.......... 655.58 j ad and courthouse Repairs and Supplies............. 228.19 Jail and Courthouse Coal............................. 63.25 Dade County Dept, of Public Welfare................. 1,399.30 County Nurse’s Salary and Expenses.................* 845.07 p auper 55 oo Jail Turnkey and Board Bill........................ 547.00 Telephone Bill, Jail, Courthouse and Health Center.. 83.55 Light Bill, Jail, Courthouse and Health Center.......... 152.20 Water Bill, Jail, Courthouse and Health Center.......... 48.00 Lunacy Trials and Expenses to Milledgeville, Ga........ 229.00 Court Cost........................................ * 701.40 Janitor’s Salary.................................... 287.50 Clerk’s Salary..................................... Tax Commissioner's Salary..........«............... County Agent's Salary............................. 471.75 Cherokee Regional Library (2 months)................ 50.00 Teachers’ Retirement Board (4 months).............. Vital Statistics........ Attorney Service......!............................ 150.00 f25) Loads of Slate.............................. 12.50 Dynamite........................................... Treasurer’s Commission Drawn...................... Balance due Treasurer for year 1952 as per Audit Report 493.42 Solicitor General’s Salary (2 months)................ I Employees’ Liability Insurance...................... 64.81 Total Disbursements April, May, June, 1953.......$23,209.91 RECEIPTS Balance, March 31, Tax Commissioner ............................... State Gas Tax..................................... State of Georgia — Road Grant in Aid..............3,610.11 Ordinary’s Fine and Forfeiture and Fund............ Board of Health....................'................ Refund on Health Center Payment...... .......... Refund from County School (as per Auditors’ Report).. Clerk of Superior Court............................ Rent on Co-op Building........................... Uncashed Check ................................... Total Receipts April, May, June, 1953............$81,017.16 Less Disbursements April, May, Balance on Hand June 30, MIRACLE HEARING AID 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. Sulphur Springs Rev. M. H. Ortwine, of the State Line Church, Is spending this at camp. Mrs. Lyda Keith, of (Springs, Ga., was visiting last Wednesday. Miss Lillian McGuffey Tuesday in Fort Payne her sister, Mrs. Cora Hill, lives in South Highland. Mr. S. W. Woodin, of ing Fawn, was visiting Tuesday. Our community has with! the R E A. Company for phones. We we will soon have phones, we can talk with and our neighbors. Mr. Buddy Mullmax, of Payne, will come next week visit his aunts, Misses Ann Lillian McGuffey.. There will be services Sunday at the State Methodist Church. School at 9 o’clock a. Preaching at 10 o’clock. will also be home coming the church, the first Sunday September. Everyone who ever attended this church cordially invited to come bring well filled baskets food. There will be in the morning and at noon picnic dinner will be spread the lawn. Be sure and come. will look for you. Miss Myrtle Hillian, of tanooga, attended church last Sunday, Mr. Jim Carson, of (Springs, was here j We are always glad to see |Mr. Jim. Come back. It Is reported that Mr. E. M. Thomas, who was once neighbor, but now living Birmingham, is coming back j live. We will be glad to jthe Thomases. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pitts visiting in Florida. We they will have a nice trip. Mr. and Mrs. Hamblin and children, of tone, have been visiting Mrs. Hamblin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L S. Lee. CLOVERDALE Mrs. Royce Bible returned recently from Erlanger Hospi¬ tal where she underwent sur¬ gery for a tumor on her .skull. She is getting along fine now. She was brought home by her sij3ter . Mrs. Ben Alford and ion , who - have been visiting while Mr. Alford made a short trip to Washington. The Al- fords returned home to Knox- ville Saturday, Mrs. Royce Bible had as vi- 1 U " cle John Bla( ; k ' of Atlar1 ' ta, has been in the community vUltln 8- Cicero Forester is recuperat- in & a rec f^ hpart at ^ ack a t the home of the Byron For- «ten. He spent several days in Campbell’s Clinic. There has been some discus- slon 35 to whether or not dog Ways have hit us, but true or there has been plenty of Tadn down here. The road was covered with high water and was blocked for a time Sunday. , SUBSCRIBE TO THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Now Is The Time To Buy! Your Dependable Used Car or Truck DYER MOTOR CO. Mammoth Montlrend Clearance Sale!! 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Drive This Truck For ______ $1095.00 1950 DODGE / l 2 Ton, Dark Blue, You Can’t Believe It Without Driving it; Come In Today __________ $1095.00 1950 DODGE y 2 Ton Pick-up. Priced to Sell _________ $ 945.00 1949 DODGE l / l 2 Ton, Priced to Sell. New Motor 795.00 1948 INTERNATIONAL y 2 Ton _________________ $ 295.00 1946 FORD iy 2 Ton ________________ ________ $ 395.00 825 x 20 Tires, 2 Speed Axle. Looks and runs good SEE US BEFORE YOU TRADE FOR THE MOST LIBERAL TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLD CAR OR TRUCK m Dyer Motor Co. TRENTON, GEORGIA irestone AND TIRES Savings Accounts — To provide for the future' Checking Accounts — To provide greater efficiency i n your day-to-day financial affairs' Safe Deposit Boxes —Offer your valuables protection from fire and theft at low cost' Bonking Services- In fact, all financial services which will add to your personal or business efficiency are avail- able here! 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