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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1953)
. county & Only New^papei. VOLUME LIU Lracting tne 4-H Rally Day paraue were Ray Bobo, driver; Kathi'yn Fricks, Joyce Ven¬ able, State 4-H President; her sister Patricia, and Faye Wheeler. (Photo Courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution) True Bills Found As Grand Enters Third r r.ranH Grand .Tnrv Jury indicted indicted both Grant and Granville Da¬ niel for murder after a long hearing of the testimony. They have been indicted for the ueath of DeForrest Powell on September 12 after a fight near the creek by their homes. It is possible to have the trial this te:m of Court but the Daniels’ lawyers were not available for comment. Among other true bills in Monday and Tuesday were: ive who were indicted for pos- essing liquor and there were twelve highway traffic cases! foi speeding, driving drunk, j reckless driving and driving wit wnnout Tom a a license license. I I TRUE BILLS FOUND MONDAY AND TUESDAY BY THE GRAND JURY Harry Treadway, possessing ' : liquor. . iiquorj Tro, J Crisp, ’ * possessing ___ _ Ga. Farm Bureau To Conduct Opinion Poll The Resolution Committee of the Dade County Chapter of the Georgia Farm Bureau will be called together this week to complete plans to conduct Geor¬ gia Farm Bureau’s Farm Po¬ licy Opinion Poll. This poll is being conducted ; to let the Georgia Farm Bureau i and U. S. Secretary of Agrj- culture Benson know what the Dade County farmers are think , tng. Questions will be asked! the farmer on Farm Income ■ Stability and Improvement,! Productjon and Marketing Ad- 1 jnstments, Conservation, Agri¬ cultural Credit, Foreign Trade and research and Education. A Farm Bureau member will conduct the poll in each com¬ munity. Before starting he will have attended a training meet- ting in Trenton. Every farmer will be given an opportunity to express his opinion whether he is a Farm Bureau member or not. A copy of the opinion poll in Dade County will be sent to the State Farm Bureau office n ° later than October 12. T-ie.-e will be summarized for l; A at the Annual State Con¬ ation cn October 19. On National A11 0Ver the United States people are being contact- nd asked questions. Ques- about how they feel on important farm programs and policies, F - er since . the beginning of -arm Bureau, they have car ned on these farm opinion p -- : but now t La S Secretary « Agriculture all farmers , what they tiis th?flrsr P art -s the present farm pro- ------ . a' ■;—■> ami perhaps recommend a _ - Program. Farm people bef-4. "con^re-^ m ^^t ^ex ' A fanttijf iitncs Devoted to the Best Interests o? Dade County and Georgia. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1953 Tobv Toby Powell, Powell, larceny. larceny. ; Ralph McMahan, larceny. I Alfies O. Brown, reckless , ] C. S. Lowery, Jr., U. I. Ruell Brock, assault and John Harold Ostman, aband¬ . Grant Daniel, murder. Granville Daniel, murder. Billy Walter Castleberry, R- 3 y Gass, driving drunk. John West pcwell > driving Glenn tag.^-------- N. Stephens, speeding. ----— Franklin M. Morgan, spee Abe Posey, public indecent Floyd Dan i e l, reckless driv- Charles Brent Baty, rtrivihg hhout licerise Kathleen Carroll, selling beer Eiieben Arnold Carroll, selling eer Marlon C0chran possessln6 Jackie Wilson and Judy Kenimer, outstanding Rising Fawn 4-H Club members, are shown they select canned fruit and vegetables for the 4-H Exhibit this Friday and Saturday at ar> the Skating Rink. Journal-Constitution) I (Photo Courtesy of Atlanta press ^ their thinking . . . „ on future ™ pr ° g ^® nolieies It ^ e 0 thnt th* statistics „ and from to b e held over the if entire nation farmers to get g o( to the memoers , ° - r n e ° r Q]1 j being conducted °, D >' thp Georgia * Farm thg ^B?rS,» nf L carter .^n^orm Pittman, which ... gives you fhrpp three choices choices and “1 ^XidedTittixHSpi^’ “ ® ir ' Income Stability a: 00 Tmnrovement and there ar £ J motions ^hould be^ there Government price Alvin Alvin Elrod, Elrod, driving driving U. U. I. I. Geoige Shipp, possessing li- Qu°r. Rex Powell, public drunken- ness. Jess Hester, possessing li- quor. Alfred Lee Connor, speeding. Henry Franklin Dickerson, obscene language There were 15 who pled guil- ty before Judge Freeman C. on Monday. Ten of were liquor cases and the rest highway traffic cases. | PLEAS PLEAS OF^GUILTY OF GUILTY HEARD HEARD CuU Clarence w Harris Harris and and NopI Noel Edward Lciw ara - Cloud — Reckless driving, fin-. ed $45.50 each, including costs. Mary Ward, possessing non tax paid liquor, fined $53.00. Joe Hun t. possessing non tax paid liquor, fined 553.00. Robert Palmer, possessing li- quor, fined $53.00. Clyde McBryar, public enness, fined $53.00. support snnnort program^ nroffram' 5 And And it if your vour answer is “yes” only at a level which will prevent disaster or at 907' of party on basic com- modifies or at 75 to 90% of on basic commodities. (2) ! Do you favor a two-price ays- tern (One price for the portion ; of the crop used in U. S. and another price for that portion Sold abroad#) (3) D o you favor government crop insurance? | under There Production are three and Market- un [suwlits^rrHn Surplus, (1) when should production control be required for price supports? (2) Should this nation carry a reserve supply of storable farm com- ‘modities to protect the public Judge Stresses School Attendance Am Use Of Juvenile Court In Judge Freeman C. McClure in his charge to the Grand : Jury, stressed compliance with the School Attendace Law. He said that the Court was going to back up the VLiting Teacher in keeping children in school, that he would be sorry to have| 1 L ° do but he might even i have to send the children to i the Training School if it took' this measure tq keep them school. He might also, he con- tinued, have to fine the par- as the law allowed, if co- operation could not" be had from the parents. Sherman Sherman Crisp, Crisp, public public drunk- drunk enness, fined $53.00. John Bishop, public drunk¬ enness, fined $53.00. Orell W. Farris, public drunk- enness, fined $53.00. Paul Thomas Kessler, public drunkenness, fined $53.00. George Bodine, possessing li¬ quor. , John Whitt, Peace Warrant continued in force. John B. Harrison Peace War - rant continued in force. Willie A Clark, improper tag, ^mie^Ray Holbrook, posses¬ sing liquor, fined $53.00. Dennis Mahoney, possessing liquor, fined $53.00. __— RINGING AT PINEY E SEPTEMBER 27 ! Tho Piney ' Grove Baptist Church will hold its Annual Singing next Sunday, Septem- ber 27. Dinner on the grounds noon. A special invitation is extended to all special singers. against g emergencies? ego (3) Should the government through loans and guaranteed use, help private industry provide srfor- age space for surplus and re- serve supplies of farm commo- dities? For your opinion on Conser- vation you are asked, (1< Do you favor Agricultural Conser- vation Program payments? (2) Should farm programs favor the development family-type farms? Under Agricultural Credit the questions are, (1) Do pres- ent credit sources meet your needs? (2) Is there a need for- long-term farm adjustment loans? (3) Do you favor gov- ernment loans to potential If non-attendance at school C£uses were brought before the j Grand Jury, they were to in- diet if they saw just cause, However, Judge McClure said, these cases which pertained to the children would be trans- ' p red from the Superior Court and hear in the Juvenile Court, Two years ago, the legisla- ture passed an order for Ju- veniie Courts to be established. In counties with a population 50,000, it was recom- ed that the Judge of Superior Court be required to sit unless it was felt, and so passed by the Grand Jury, that there was enough business to create a se- The above group are pictured at the Legion Hall during the recent 4-H Rally; (left t< right) Sid Chandler, district agent; Dade County Agent L. C. Adams, Kathryn Fricks am Joyce Venable, State 4-H President. Ray Bobo ii> standing below and in front of the stand. (Photo Courtesy of Atlanta Journal-Constitution Parade, Ball Game, Poultry Show And Exhibits Featured 25—2t Friday and Saturday, Sep¬ | tember 25 and 26, has been set by the Fair Committee as the date for an exhibition of I 1 community, commercial and individual displays. The event ! | will be held at the old skating i rink in much the same man¬ ner as last year’s fair, with the exception of the livestock show, and the awarding of cash prizes. Judging will take place around noon, so exhibits must be arranged before twelve o’clock. A football game be¬ tween Dade High and the Georgia School for the Deaf, will be a feature of the after¬ noon on the Dave L. Brown field in Trenton, and the coun¬ ty’s 4-H Council will sponsor the annual Poultry Chain Show and Sale. Two communities have an¬ nounced plans to sponsor an exhibit. The New Home Com¬ munity Club and the Trenton Hobby Club are expected to ar¬ range an exhibit for judging. It is hoped that there will be other entries, also. The best of the community exhibits will be taken to the Coosa Valley later this fall to compete for a $300 cash prize. farm couples who cannot ■ this credit from other sources? Foreign Trade has three questions for the farmer with several subheads. (1) Do favor more trade with foreign countries even though more ; sales of our cotton, tobacco ; and other products abroad may mean we will have to buy more of their farm and industrial products? (2, Do you believe | that tarmers will benefit more !by: A high tariff policy or j agreement to gradually reduce trade restrictions between policy? na-j tions or a low tariff (3) Should we continue to aid friendly nations by supplying them with our farm surplus? if answer is yes, by gifts, by Published Weekly—Since 1901 parate court. The Judge of Su -1 perior Court sits without com- pensation, holds private hear- ings and there is no jury, Judge McClure said he was very glad to do this in the counties in his circuit for all ■ boys and girls under 17 years of age for all offenses except felonies. Continuing his charge, Judge McClure said that many cri- minal cases would be brought before the Grand Jury. He had had many complaints about the disturbances around the Court House. He was giving no di- rections, he said, but this was to be considered along with The Fair Committee has individuals to bring ar- for display, such as hand clothing, crafts, goods, . and , other miscellaneous . „ Schools in the county are — readying ----«» exhibits, and it is that all will be repres- Dade - Daisy To Battle For Championship Dade and Daisy are tied for place in the second half the Volunteer Baseball They will meet this at 7:30 P. M. at Field for the play off. ccach has asked that all County players be at the by 6 P M The winner of this game will into the City Series and meet with Hixon at Darwin Field on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 P. M Dade Takes Whitwell l'J-2 Junior Williams led Dade at bat with four for five hits. obtained 19 hits against Whitwell. Doug Carter on the mound and Jakie Smith catching for Dade. Davis Walloped Harrison Bay 12 to 1 Sherman Avans pitched a their kind of money, loans, loans, by----- by trade? i Two questions under Re- j and Education are: (1) favor of strengthen- research as one means of handing surplus and increasing farm income? (2) Are you in of strengthening our edu- programs as one means of handling surplus and increasing farm income? On septt 24 in Valdosta, Ga.. thre was an open hearing be-, fore a ‘Congressional Commit- tee_ of a delegation ^of farmers and the plans called for repre- sentatives of all commodity groups including farmers, pro- cessors, bankers, and commis- sioners of agriculture from NUMBER 38 other matters, He spoke charged with drivir drunk, saying this w; dangerous and they we not to be given too much cot He reminded the Jury th: was the term of Court the pay for jurors, the Ju: Commissioners and the Cler this Grand Jury would r< six persons for tl of Registrars from who: Cou:t would appint thre would begin a four ye; the first of January, 195 E. M. Parker was electe N. C. Ellis, clerk an A Jenkins, bailiff. ented in the parade, which wi open the two-day exhibit o Prid at ten a m gpectato; will watch . , the parading an competition from th sidewalks around the court house square. neat six hitter to beat Harri son Bay 12 to 1. Robert Free man led Davis at bat with fon for four trips to the plate. 4-H’ers To Hold Poultry Show Sat. The 4-H Club Poultry Chai Chow will be held in Trento Saturday, September 26 durin the fair, with 4-H’ers to brin twelve pullets each for eac 100 chickens received throug. the Chain. 114 pullets will t sold ,imm B iately following tl judging, which will begin i ten a. m. Coops will be furnished fc the exhibit and youngster bringing chicks are requester to come a little early. Tb show will be held at the ol skating rink. Florida, Alabama an South ------- Carolina. ----------- The Farm Bureau is plannir meetings to obtain mated; and instructions for stagin individual community a n county .....- policy meetings. All lc cal meetings are to be coir pleted by October 15 with tl county results filed with tl state Farm Bureau offjee. The material for these pol and hearings has been pre pared by the Georgia Fan Bureau, asssted in research 1 the Georgia Agriculture Extei sion services. Local Farm Bureaus are cor ducting this policy opinion pc in over 3,000 counties jn tl Unted States.
