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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
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Organization Meeting
Of Day Scouts Nov. 6
There will be a meeting at
the New' England Methodht
Church Friday night, Novem¬
ber 6, 1953, at 7:30 o’clock, for
the purpose of organizing a
Boy Scout Trocp. All boys and
their parents living in this vi-
cinity are urged to attend. Mr
C L. L mbardo, Chattanooga
R pres, maUve of the Boy
Si ut of American will speak
it the meeting and
the troop.
EVANGELISTIC SPEAKER
AT CAVE SPRINGS
AND RISING FAWN
The Rev. Wallace Chappell,
Nashville, Tenn., who is a
member of the General Board
of Evangelism, Youth Depart¬
ment will preach Sunday Cave) j
morning, November 1 at
Springs Methodist Church
9:45 a. m. and at Rising i
Fawn Methodist Church at 11*
a. m.
The Rev Mr. Chappell will
be teaching a course in our
Dade County Christian Work-
r’s School to be held at Tren-
cn Methodist Church Friday
through Sunday.
JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB
OFFICERS ELECTED
At a recent meeting of the
Junior Garden Club at the
Dade County High School the
following officers were elect¬
ed:
President, Claude Curtis; 6th.
grade representative, Joyce
Broome; Vice President, Bessie
Clark; 5A representative, Bob¬
by Raul ton; Secretary, Peggy
Millican; 5B representative, Re¬
becca Wheeler; Treasurer,
John Beasly; 4th representa¬
tive, Beverly Sharpe; Repor¬
ter, Bobby Mitchum; 4B repre¬
sentative, Ann Marie Fricks.
Bobby Billue, Reporter.
r. O. O. F.
TRENTON LODGE No. 38
TRENTON
Regular meeting each Tues¬
day night at 8:00 P. M
F. C. Graham, N. G.
Gene Brandon, Secy.
Locals and Personals
Everyone welcomed Wednes-
day’s nice gentle rain
The FHA gi:Is will celebrate
national FHA week Nov. 1-7
The state legislature will re¬
convene Monday, November 16
Mrs. H. F. Allison is at heme
recovering from her operation
Jean Bellomy and Vernon
Gass were married Saturday in
Ri ing Fawn.
Mrs. W F Mcriison and
Mr and Mrs. M. J Hale were
visiting the Duke Brocme fa¬
mily in Chickamauga, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hintcn
Kent and Paul, attended the
Forest Festival at Tracy City
last Friday.
A/2C Kelly Renfroe is home
from Korea on a thirty day
furlough before leaving for his
new base in Louisiana.
Mrs. DeWitt Williams recent
visitors was Mrs. Eleanor Wells
from Detroit, Michigan She
Is Lorene’s god-mother.
Miss Ellen Morrison spent
the weekend in Chattanooga
with Miss Barbara Coleman
Sunday they emjoyed a trip to
the Smokies.
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Dyer
and daughter, Roselyn, attend¬
ed Homecoming Day celebra¬
tions at the University of Ala¬
bama. Saturday.
The Buff Bradfords have
built a new home on the bluff
of Lookout Mountain over¬
looking Trenton and the valley
and have moved into it.
Plan to attend the formal
opening of your Tri-County
Hospital on Sunday afternoon.
November 8. Governor Herman
Talmadge will make the prin¬
cipal address.
The beautiful dahlias seen in
The Times office window. Wed¬
nesday were from the garden
of the W. E. Smiths in New
England. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
have just returned from a visit
with his brother in Port Ar¬
thur, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. W, G Morri¬
son. Jr. and daughters, Sherry
and Susanne, visited the Forest
Morrisons in Albany, Georgia,
over the weekend. Forest re¬
turned with them to the Geor¬
gia Power Plant in Marietta to
which he has been transferred.
Mrs. Morrison and children
will join him as soon as they
can get moved.
Those, that we have noticed,
driving new cars around the
past few’ days are the Hugh
McKaigs in a new’ two-toned
brown powerglide Chevrolet;
James and Betty Christopher,
a new two-tone blue V-8
Dodge; the Henry Bartons, a
new two-tone green and ivory
Plymouth; M:. and Mrs. Ha¬
rold Coalson, a new' green V-8
Dodge; the Floyd Brandons in
a new’ two-tone red and green
Studebaker.
WHO'S WJIO AT DAVIS
Mary Lou Jones: Nice figure,
pretty hair, sweet personality.
Willard Breedlove: Quiet,
friendly, nice guy.
Joyce Ellis: good cheer lead¬
er ,cute, a smile for all.
Amon York: joker, good
sport, real friendly.
Melba Tinker: writes letters,
short, likes softball.
Ronald and Donald Ellis:
identical twins, double trouble,
full of fun.
Marilyn Wooten: friendly,
quiet, cute gal.
Junior Gilbreath: cute, pretty
hair, mischievious.
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1951 DODGE, 4 Door Coronet, Radio, Heater,
Blue Finish ------------------------- $1395.00
1951 1947 DODGE, DODGE Gray Finish Club 4 Door Coupe, _________ Coronet, Radio, Radio, — Heater -______________ Heater, $1395.00 $ 595.00 $645 .00
____________
1946 DODGE, 4 Door, Custom ----- __ — ---------- $ 295.00
1949 PLYMOUTH, 4 door Sedan ____________________ $ 895.00
1948 DeSOTO Club Coupe, Radio, Heater, Extra Clean $ 745.00
1947 DeSOTO Club Coupe, Radio, Heater, Clean ______ $ 695.00 USED TRUCKS
1949 FORD Club Coupe, radio, heater,
white side- walled tires _ —________ ___ 795.00 * V
.
1947 FORD, 2 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater ___________ $ 645.00 l i
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___________
1946 FORD, 2 Door __ _________________ $ 595.00
1951 CHEVROLET, 4 door Sedan, radio, 1951 FORD y A Ton ------------------------- $ 995.00
Heater, Extra Clea n ____ ______________ $1195.00
1950 CHEVROLET, 2-Dr. Sedan, Reconditioned Motor $1095.00 1950 FORD, 2 Ton, 2 Speed, Stake Bed $ 795.00
____________
1948 CHEVROLET . 2-door, Fleetline ____________ $ 745.00
1947 CHEVROLET. 4-door, heater, Fleetline ______ $ 695.00 1949 G. M. C., 2 Ton, 2 Speed _____________________ $ 795.00
1946 CHEVROLET, 4-door, Fleetmaster __________ $ 645.00
1946 CHEVROLET. Fleetline __________________ $ 695.00 1949 GMC / J 2 Ton Pick-up $ 845.00
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TUK DADE COUNTY TIMES. IRENTON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1953
FHA Group Enjoy
District Meeting
The following members °*
Dade High’s FHA club attend-
ed the district FHA meeting
October 28 at Austell, Ga.
Jcan Craig, Alice Moore, El-
sie McKaig, Mary Smith, Deli-
lah Holland, Newana Mayhew,
Kay Tatum, Helen Forester,
Lovada Lynn, Linda Blevins,
Delilah Doyle, Faye Limbaugh,
Condinia Clark, Barbara Quil-
lian, Patsy Woodfin, Clara Wil-
liams, Clara Jo Gray, Shelby
Clark, Imogene Christopher,
Meredith Sims, Margaret Clark,
Faye Stephens, and Bobbie
Morgan.
Advisor Mrs. Edijia Sutton
and Chapter mother, Mrs. Er-
salene Carroll also went with
the group.
Skits and reports from the
other clubs in the district were
given, and Dr. Young fren
Scotland was the principal
speaker. FHA state
Virginia Pinson, from Ellijay,
was also present and talked to
the members.
FHA, Future Homemakers of
America, is a part of the Home
Ec. courses given in the schools
like the Future Farmers of
America for the boys works in
conjunction with their 4-H
Club work.
NOTICE
Regular meetings Trenton
No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and fourth
Saturday nights each
month at 8:00 p. m.
All qualified Masons invited
attend,
M. Morrison, W. M.
Early A. Ellis, Sr. Sec.
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GUEST SPEAKER SUNDAY
AT TRENTON METHODIST
CHURCH
1 Rev. Fred W Dires, Jr., of
Nashville, Director of Narcotics
Education for the United Ten-
nessee League Against Bever-
a g e Alcohol, will be the guest
speaker at the Trenton Meth-
odist Church, Sunday, Novem-
ber 1 at 11:00 A. M., according
to an announcement by the
pastor, Rev. Robert L. Hilton.
Mr. Dires, though a young
man, has been a minister since
he was thirteen. He attended
Vanderbilt and Cumberland
Universities. He was granted a
Fellowship to the Institute of
Scientific Studies for the Pre-
vention of Alcoholism, at Loma
Linda, California.
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REVIVAL BEGINS NOV. 1 AT
NEW ENGLAND METHODIST
CHURCH
The New England Methodist
Church announces its Spiritual
Life Revival, beginning
day Evening, November 1
7: 30 p. m. with a sermon from
the pastor. The revival will
continue on through the week
each evening at 7:30 p. m. and;
ci0£ing on Friday. The Rev. ;
L. Hilton, pastor of
Trenton Methodist Church,,
Trenton, Ga., will be guest
evangelist Monday through
Thursday. The Rev. Marvin B.
Gass, pastor of Signal Moun- j
tain Methodist Church will j
preach the closing service on 1
Friday nght.
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“Come And Help Us Reach Our Goal”
SUNDAY SCHOOL 1« A. M.
James Goodwin, Supt.
MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A. M.
Message: THREE WHATS
TRAINING UNION 6:45 P. M.
Spencer Jenkins, Director
EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P. M.
Message: THE LORD’S COMING
We are living in the day when there are many different
opinions concerning the coming of the Lord. Ccme and
hear what the Word of God has to say.
Rev. JESSE C. MITCHELL, Pastor
Luther Gaddis, Chairman Beard of Deacons
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