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Dade Davis Grid Team
Dade High gridders went all
out in their first game of the
year Vis last Friday, whipping Da-
33-0.
Bobby Joe Gifford starred for
the winners, scoring three
touchdowns, scoring cn a one-
Barbara Hatfield To
elected editor of the 1953-54
Dade 'County High school an¬
nual staff
Others elected wpre Sara
Chambers, assistant editor:
Sue Riddle, copy editor; Faye
Wheeler, sports editor; Jean-
1 ;: e Gilbreath, typist; Ray
Ryan, advertising manager;
Douglas Forester, assistant ad¬
vertising manager, and Mr.
Bolton, sponsor.
The entire senior class will
assist in the annual produc
tion under the guidance of the
T W ° rk a,r ' a<,y Sl " r
DADE
THEATER
SUN., MON., Seiyt. 20 ‘ 21
Meet Me at the Fair
In Technicolor
Dan Dailey, Diana Lynn
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TI ES., WED., Sept. 22 - 23
Small Town Girl
In Technicolor
Jane Powell, Farley Granger
Till RS„ I RI., Sept. 24 - 25
BATTLE ZONE
John Hodiak, Linda Christian,
Stephen McNally
SATURDAY, September 26
Red Head From
Wyoming
Maureen O'Hara
OPENING TIMES
Week Days: 7:30 P. M.
Saturday: 2:30 P. M.
Sunday: 3 P. M. (two shows in
afternoon). Close for Church
and reopen at 8:45 P. M.
Complete Beauty Care
Summertime is probably the most important
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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
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10 GMltlA COONJItS vr u
Early County
Tops in
Peanuts
FOUNDED 1818
COUNTY SEAT, BIAKELY
With 33,137 acres planted and an expected yield of
1,192,932 bushels this year. Early produces more peanuts
than any other county in the nation. Other products are
cotton, cattle, corn, truck crops, and mayhaws. Historical
interest in the county centers around Kolomoki State
Park, burial grounds for a pre-Columbus tribe of Indians.
Trade centers in addition to the county seat of Blakely
are Arlington and Damascus.
In this and other Georgia counties, the United States
Brewers Foundation works constantly to maintain whole¬
some conditions where beer and ale are sold. Close atten¬
tion is given areas near camps of the Armed Forces, and
both military officials and Georgia law enforcement
officers have commended the Foundation’s self-regulation
program. Retailer educational meetings offer sound sugges¬
tions for continued operation in the community’s interest.
United States Brewers Foundation
i yard plunge, a 23-yard
ground end and a 42-yard
play.
I Charles Shankles also took
144 -yard pass to paydirt
David Pitte-son clipped off
yards on a jaunt through
for a score. Two extra
on ground bucks. Carl Steele
went off tackle for one point,
The game was played on
Dade^ Dade' home hnme field field hefore betoie a a ra ca
crowd The hone
was urged to victory by six
cheerleaders dressed in white
skirts and maroon sweaters,
leaders dressed in gold and
Davis brought four cheer-
purple.
Dade play> Gordon Lee at
Gordon Lee Friday afternoon.
Hooker Colored News
By Lula I). Paris
Services were well attended
.Sunday at the Mount Calvary
>o7h
Mrs liassie Itoberts, 1 J
; dent of the P T A , is asking
everybody \ to be present Tues-
day. September r. u 15 at , 8:30 „ on P. r.
M Business is important,
You will be enterained by
Dasie MacChubb
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cole have
moved from the old Cold place
over in the Hollow to the Lol-
1 iis* house on the Whiteside
I
Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Jehue
and family have moved back
to Summett.
Mr. Walter Paris, of Chat¬
tanooga, visited his sister
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Owens, Sunday.
Miss C. R. Grover, Miss No¬
ra Lee Jones, Miss Yvonne
Hayes, Miss Mary Sharp and
Mr Adolf Curtis, teachers of
Gregory High School, Collins¬
ville, Ala visited Muss Bone
,
Sunday.
Mrs. Robbie Reviere and
Jean King of Cleveland,
spent one week with their par-
rents, Mr. and Mis. Joe
A granddaughter, Nellie
Reviere, accompanied them.
t. O. O. F.
TRENTON LODGE No. 38
TRENTON
Regular meeting each Tues¬
day night at 8:00 P. At.
F. C. Graham, N. G.
Gene Brandon, Secy.
THE D.VJE COUNT* TIMES, TRENTON. GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IT, 1953
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
There will be sold at
outcry to the highest and best
bidder for c 3 -sh belorc the
1 courthouse door of Dade Coun-
ty. Georgia on the first Tuesday
!d^Sbe^nmDertv ' mufes fo 6 wit Id'
bay mare about hands
each about 4 years old
each matches . said property
BreadlJve levied" onTo° satisfy’a
mortgage fi. fa. in favor of W
! rlor Court in Dade county,
j vied on by virtue of a
! title contract in favor of W
L I & T H Selman against the
ajd Bill Bread i ove SSL and
F. C. Graham
Sheriff.
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CITATION !
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY. .
TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:
Mrs. Myra W. Littlegreen
having, in proper form, ap¬
plied to me for Permanent Let-
ters ot Administration on the
estate of S. J Littlegreen, late
of .said County, this is to cite
all and singular the creditors
and next of kin of S. J. Little-
...inLstration should not be
; granted to M:s Myra W. Lit-
j tiegreen on S. J. Littlegreens
I estate
witne ^ hand and of .
t {icial S ig nature this 7th day of
.
September, 1953
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4 . t . 10 - 1
CITATION
GEORGIA, SXSSSl DADE COUNTY.
lO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
James R Kirkpatrick, as
Guardian of Eugene Kirkpa-
trick, has filed his petition for
Sed 0f nSft A herebv
Court t0 of^°Didfnary de Q° re 5 ^ d
County at the next term to be
field on the Iirst Monday
October, 1953, why said Letters
of Dismission should not issue
as prayed.
R. M. Morrison
Ordinary.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAM)
WHEREAS, in the partition
suit of Willie Bright, Mary
Bright and Thelma Lee Smith
against Betty Ruth Blight
Watkins, Nina Bright and
Chester Bright, No. 82 in the
Superior Court of Dade Coun¬
ty, Georgia, an order was en¬
tered by Honorable Freeman C.
McClure, Judge of said Court,
on August 15, 1953, appointing
the undersigned R M. Morri¬
son, John W. Murphy and Roy
Moore as Commissioners to sell
the lands hereinafter des¬
cribed, at public outcry, after
advertising the same once a
week for four (4) consecutive
weeks as provided in Code Sec¬
tion 85-1511 of the State of
Georgia.
NOW, THEREFORE, the un¬
dersigned Commissioners, pur¬
suant to the order of the Judge
of the Superior Court of Dade
County, Georgia, above refer¬
red to, will on Tuesday the 6th
day of October, 1953, within
the legal hours of sale, at the
Court House door in Dade
County, Georgia, expose to sale
and will sell to the best and
highest bidder for cash, the fol¬
lowing described real estate,
by the property involved in
said partition suit, to-wit:—
Pari of Land Lot No. 250 in
the 10th district and 4th sec¬
tion of Dade County, Georgia,,
described as being Lot No.
ven (7) oi the Gross Woods Lot
Subdivision as per plat of said
subdivision of record in Plat
Book 1 in office of Clerk of Su¬
perior Court of Dade County,
Georgia Said lot fronts 100
ieet on the East side of Chat¬
tanooga - Birmingham Highway
and runs eastwardly of uniform
width to the right of way of
the A G. S. Railroad, bound¬
ed on the South by Lot No. 8
of said subdivision; on the
East by the right of way of the
A. G. S. Railroad; on the
North by Lot No. 6 of said
subdivision, and on the West
by said Highway which is also
known as U. S. Highway No.
11. Subject to restriction set
iorth in deed from Carthell
Debter and wife Ruth Debter
to E. M Bright and wife Lela
Bright which is dated January
16, 1951, and recorded in book
39 pages 63-64 of Dade County
Deed Records.
The sale will be made, sub¬
ject to approval and confirma¬
tion by the Judge of the Supe-
• rior Court of Dade County,
j Georgia, in accordance with the
; terms of the order above re¬
ferred to.
1 * 5 daV ^Ptember.
1953
R. M. Morrison
John W. .Morphy
Roy Moore
4 t 10 Commissioners.
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DADE CITATION
COUNTY. COURT OF
ORDINARY
| Myra W. Littlegreen having
! made application for twelve
| estate months' of support S. J. out of the
j a nd appraisers Littlegreen,
j to set duly appointed
apart the same having
filed their returns, all persons
! concerned show* are hereby required
to cause before the Court I
i of Ordinary of said County on,
the first Mondav in October '
no? 5 d a PhCatl0n
should be m ante September,] d
This 8th day of
R 'orHin^rv iS ^ ° n
“
4 t - 10 - 1
Farm Loans Available Through F.H.A. - Davis Confetti -
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Special livestock loans have J
been made available to Dade
County farmers affected by a
recent drop in cattle prices, of-
ficials of the Farmers Home
Administra tion have an-
no unced '
Soil Conservation
By HUGH CI.ARK
_
In observance of SeptT ' Soil Con-
^he^onowing^^LmSes S
last week
v, __ __ "rhe ^FeUow”
day * y ' September ■ ine te.io*-
shl P Sunday School Class at
the Trenton Methodist Church,
Thursday, September 10; Flo-
roi c ' xest <?amm|mUy, Satur-
c ay ’ e P em er
The program is being pres-
ented this week at the Rising "
„ Methodiat . .. , Church Sun-
^ ^
ne.;day. September 16. and at
the Trenton Methodist Church
Sunday night, ’ September 20
. by „ Rev. Robert , T L Hilton
Sites for proposed farm (
ponds were examined last week
for c L Ivey, Lehman Shelton
and J. O. Gass.
H H Bodenhamer on Sand
Mountain expected the c0 „.
tractor to , , begin . construction , ..
of his pond Monday Sept. 14.
Last ” Mountain" week Telous m Foster of
Sand ordered bream
year^ ^ ^ ^
*
• Some of he soi] Conservation
Pictures taken week befo . ‘ e
last on the farms of Art Moore,
R C Thomas, Roy Moore and
W L. Fannin will appear
the state wide monthly news-
paper, “Soil Conservation
News,” in October.
FfSL* life
Wih the 25th Infantry Div.
in Korea — Sergeant First
Class Vaughn N. Burrell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy M.
Burrell, Avans, Ga., is return-
ing to the U. S. after duty, 1
wit hthe 25th Infantry Division
in Korea.
Burrell, who was a platoon
sergeant in Battery C of the
21st Anti-Aircraft Artillery Bat
tallion, had been in Korea since
November. He holds the Ko¬
rean and UN Service Ribbons
and the Commendation Rib¬
bon. A graduate of Davis High
School* Burrell was employed
by Davenport Hosiery Mills in
Chattanooga, Tenn., before en¬
tering the Army in Jan. 1952.
LOOKOUT DRIVE IN
THEATER
Cummings and Birmingham
Highway
SUN., MON., Sepl. 20 ‘ 21
Scandal At Scourie
In Technicolor
Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon
Three Top Cartoons
• * *
TIES., WED., Sept. 22 - 23
Stars and Stripes
Forever
In Technicolor
Clifton Webb, Ruth Hussey
Also Two Cartoons
mm*
THl’RS., FRI„ Sept. 24 - 25
HALF ANGEL
In Technicolor
Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten
Two Cartoons and News
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SATURDAY, September 26
LONE STAR
Clark Gable, Ava Gardner
Four Color Cartoons,
Kiddie Gifts
NOTICE
Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and fourth
Saturday nights each
' ^' y' month at 8:00 P- m
-
A1 1 qualified Masons invited
to attend.
M. Morrison, W. M.
Early A. Ellis, Sr. Sec.
Purpose of the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture's new
loan; is to provide temporary
credit to livestock producers to
continue their operations after
the price drop, according to F.
H A. Supervisor Talmadge R.
Tucker.
State and county offices of
the F H.A. will disburse the
loans, collect and service ac-
counts.
*«>
riKS
re ^ onable chance t0 succeed
and if the y cannot obtain loans
through their regular sources.
Applications will be consider-
ed by a spe cial committee in
. l0caIlitv
- Loan be used to buy .
QT _ ^ ma y or i
produce feed pay for grazing
~
permlt3j rent farm buildings,
pasture, ’ and keep K crop land, re-
place . hlre . and repair . . f farm I
’
machinery and equipment, 1
^ m0 ,e
^ *"T
.. and , pay essential 3!^.*!° living
p a '
timng farm and ranch , build- ...
B
in
. nrngram which
!*P lres . “ Ju , , y '. >, 955 ' f*" 1 ""
five per cent intereat and are
‘' e ‘“* yable 0,er > Mrocs of up
« three years.
Inqumes may be made or
aDD a PPbcations i ication filed tiled at at the the Farm- *aim
ers Home Office serving the
area wbexe th *
^ * the ^ost Office
Bulldin S in LaFayCtte. Farm-
ers also may contact Mr.
tucker in the Court Room at
Tr f ton each Tuesda y morn -
ing '
F B _ qu EEN R E CEIVES
ENGRAVED LOVING CUP
A loving cup presented Kath¬
erine Fricks at the time she
was selected Seventh District
Farm Bureau Queen, has been
engraved and returned to its
owner.
Miss Fricks was selected Se-
venth District Queen in compe-
tition earlier this year. She
vie for state honors at the
State Farm Bureau Oonven-
Won in October
it.
CRISMAN
Up-To-Date Liae of Hardware
$511 Market St. Phone 7-1114
Chattanooga, Tennessee
Right now— right today—you
can step up to a big, new, de¬ of
pendable Dodge for the kind
money you would expect to pay
for a smaller car! And you can
now get top allowance on your
present car.
Now is the time to come in
and find out how much more
Dodge offers—at a trade-in price
that saves you money.
Dodge Coronet V-8 4.door Sec.
Specification! Prove by your own Road Test
and equipment lubject to chanoe without notice. Ride the outstanding perform
ance, safety and handling ease oi
this great ’53 Dodge.
Here’s the car that took top
honors over all other 8’s in the
famous Mobilgas Economy Run:
set two new official AAA records
for stock cars in its class; and
captured 15 first place victories
in national stock car races!
Widest Choice of Automatic Drives —
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Your Best Buy Right Now!
dependable DODG
V-EIGHT OR SIX
Come see us for a wonderful
selection of dependable used Tune in Medallion Theatre Every Week on CBS- TV.
cars. See TV Page for Time and Station.
Dyer Motor Co., Trenton, Ga.
Davis High school has en-
nched its curriculum by the
adoption of three new subjects
this year The subjects include:
Journalism, Economics and
Home Economics. These
are only for High school stu-
dents and are taught during j
the fourth period. ,
When the students graduate;
and go their different ways,.
they will realize the outstand- j
tof tMW wj Mwte wl
S
d ott as Sponser, is to edit the
school Paper. Mrs - Allison is
i n charge of the Heme Ec. class
and Mr. Elliott the Economics
class.
On Sept. 9th, the student bo-
dy . chose the ...... following cheer-
>
| k ” YES! They Are Lovely! j
CLOTH DRAPES <
4
$5.98 Pair 4
Plastic Drapes 4
_ f $1 $1.98 4
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a 4
r 4
4
4
4
VENETIAN 4
BLINDS 4
4
Flexible Steel 4
• 4
• Sizes 33, 34, 35, 4
64 inches lomg. 4
A 4
r 4
Lamp r BOYS' 4 4
Shades Winter 4 4
Caps 4
4
39c SI 98 4
► - 89c 98c 4
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4
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► ► Gannaway-Riley Co. 4 4 4
TRENTON, GEORGIA 4
4
leaders for the football
From the Senior class, season.
Gilbreat Wets chosen " Mary l
Rebecca head cheer Gray, leader. Joyce "p,,^
an d Vala Ev n
represent the Juniors
The Seniors are wearing hio
smiles these days. When 12 !
the reply was mat ring^ tv
had ordered_ their class
Although Davis lost Fhda° the f
ball game with Dade 0 '
the hasn’t Yellow drowned the * °‘ ^
Jackets \y e re Ja^f
fighting for the Yellow
tte, w» know the, can^
- ~
“ g,on posi *
First and third Friday every
month, 8 P. M. Legion Hall
C. Raymond Street, Comm,
Manuel Avery, Ad],
