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CITATION
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON¬
CERN:—
Mrs. Russell Holland having
in due form applied to me for
permanent Letters of Admin¬
istration upon the estate of
Walter G. Holland, deceased,
this is to notify the next of
kin and creditors of the said
Walter G. Holland, deceased,
that said application will be
heard before me at the regular
November term 1953 of the
Court of Ordinary of said
County.
Witness my hand and offi¬
cial signature this 5th day of
October, 1953.
It. M. Morrison
Ordinary.
WHEREA^ LAND SALE Security
by Deed
dated August 30, 1952. Law¬
rence Daniel and wife, Ora Da¬
niel, conveyed the property
hereinafter described, to C. J.
Stephens, to secure an indebt¬
edness therein set out and des¬
cribed. which Security Deed is
of record in office of Clerk of
Superior Court of Dade Coun¬
ty, Georgia, in Deed Book 41,
pages 178-179, to which refer¬
ence is here made lor its terms
and provisions. And
WHEREAS, default has been:
made in the payment of the i
indebtedness secured by said j
Security Deed at its maturity :
and has continued for more |
than thirty (30) days and still
continues.
NOW the'default THEREFORE because
of in the payment
of said indebtedness and pur-
suant to the powers contained'
in said Security Deed, the un-
dersigned C. J. Stephens will
on Tuesday, the 3r r | day of No¬
vember, 1953, within the legal
hours of sale, at the Court
House door in Trenton. Dade
County, Georgia, expose to sale
and will sell to the best and
highest bidder for cash, the
following described property,
to-wit:— one-half C/ ) of
The south 2
the Southwest one fourth (Vi)
of lot of land No. 97 in the 19th
district and 4th section of
Dade County, Georgia, contain¬
ing twenty (20) acres, more or
less
Said property will be sold as
the property of Lawrence Da¬
niel and wife, Ora Daniel and/
or their assigns, and to divest
out of the said Lawrence Da¬
niel and wife, Ora Daniel and/
or their assigns, all right, title
and interest they or either of
them have in and to said pro¬
perty and vest the same in the
purchaser. property will be sold
Said
subject to all unpaid taxes ow¬
ing thereon
This October 6, 1953
C. J. Stephens
By Maddox J. Hale
His Attorney.
4 t — 10 - 29
ALFRED S. TURNER
vs.
AUDREY B. TURNER
Suit for divorce in SUPERIOR
COURT OF DADE COUNTY.
DECEMBER TERM, 1953
To: AUDREY B. TURNER De¬
fendant in said matter:
You are hereby commanded
to be and appear at the next
term of the Superior Court of
Dade County, Georgia, to an¬
swer the complaint of plain¬
tiff, mentioned in the caption,
in his suit against you for di¬
vorce and custody of minor
children.
Witness the Honorable Free¬
man C, McClure, Judge of said
Court.
This October 12, 1953.
Grace H. Williams
Clerk of Superior Court.
4 t — 10 - 12
SALLIE CAGLE GILLEY
vs.
TOMMIE NEWTON GILLEY
Suit for divorce in SUPERIOR
COURT OF DADE COUNTY.
DECEMBER TERM. 1953
3 : TOMMIE tommie NEWTON GIL-
LEY, Defendant in said mat-
ter:
You are hereby commanded
to be and appear at the next
term of the Superior Court of
Dade County, Georgia, to an¬
swer the complaint of plain¬
tiff, mentioned in the caption,
in her suit against you for di¬
vorce and custody of minor
children.
Witness the Honorable Free¬
man C. McClure, Judge of said
Court.
This October 12, 1953.
Grace H. Williams
Clerk of Superior Court.
4 t 10 - 12
NOTICE OF LOCAL
LEGISLATION
Notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned intends to
ply for passage of local legis¬
lation at the next Session of
the General Assembly of
gia which convenes November
16, 1953, changing the compen-
sation of the Tax
sioner of Dade County from
$2100 00 per annum to $2700.00
per annum.
This 21 day of October, 1953
Maddox Hale
Representative
3 t — 11-5
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, UEORGiA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19.>3
Dade Ball Club
League Champs
Dade defeated Harrison
13 to 6 to win the Volunteer
League playoff Harrison Bay
won the first half, and
a late and shakey start in the
first half, Dade came in strong
to win the second half.
Jimmy Johnson led Dade at
bat with 4 for 5> while Paul
Castleberry had 3 for 5.
Doug Carter who has been
the main pitcher, held the Bay-
men to 8 hits while the men
from Dade collected 18 hits.
We still say Red Williams did
a fine job of managing the
Dade Team through the last
half of the season.
Dade Football Team
Takes Eagles 20-0
,)arr, ‘ n r ’ attis Return ' ; Kick 70
Yards to Score—Leo Scores
2 for Dade
Dade county defeated
Chattanooga Valley Eagles last
night 20-0 on the Eagles newly
lighted field.
Dade County went out in
front in the second canto as
Bobby Gattls plunged over
f.om the 5-yard line.
scored again after the inter-
mission as he again went
from around the 5-yard
marker.
The highlight of the game
came just as the second half
got under way, as Darrell Gat-
tis, took the kickoff and raced
70 yards through the Eagles to
score.
Billy Whited and Tommy
Mitchum paced the Dade Coun-
tians on defense.
Outstanding for the Eagles
were Norris Trimmier and
Carrol Chambers on defense,
and a 50-yar d punt return by
Frank Smith as the clock
ticked away the few remaining
seconds of the game.
Davis Yellow Jackets
Lose To Bradley High
The Davis Yellow Jackets
bowed 46 - 20 to Bradley High's
■•B” team on the Cleveland
field October 16.
Bradley scored 20 points in
the first quarter of the bail
game, but was slowed down in
the second by the Davis team,
which allowed only six points
The score remained at zero for |
the Dade team until the fourth •
quarter when the Yellow
etc ran wild to score twenty
points.
Center Donald Haggard on
ne pl a > t)r a " out
touchdown and also was
standing on defense. TDs were
made by John . et s ’
_
Haggard am ar an ‘
S ard -
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GARDEN CLUB CHANGES
PLACE OF MEETING
The next meeting of the Gar-
den Club will be held on No-
vember 5 at the home of the
L. S. and Rufus p n f„.e makes Blakes
Trenton This is a change
the place previously
nounced. Mesdames W W
Williams, Bob White and E. A.
Ellis will be associate hostesses.
NOTICE
CORDELIA MAYS
VS.
WILLIAM MAYS
Suit for Divorce in Superior
Court of Dade County, Georgia,
December Term, 1953.
To WILLIAM MAYS,
ANT IN SAID MATTER:
You are hereby
to be and appear at the
term of the Superior Court
Dade County, Georgia,
answer the complaint of
plaintiff, mentioned in
caption in her suit against
for divorce.
Witness the Honorable
man C. McClure, Judge of
‘ Court
This 23 day of
1953.
| Grace H. Williams
Clerk of Superior
Dade County, Georgia.
D. L Lomenick, Jr.
Attorney at Law
Rossville, Georgia.
Fire Takes All From
Andy Bryan Family
Monday morning the home
i where Mr and Mrs Andy
Bryan lived in Back Valley
ined
The Bryans were ali away
from heme at the time of the
fire and everything they had
was lost in the fire.
The house they lived in be-
longed to Mr Lewis MoBryar.
There are about five children
in the Bryan family
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! BENNETT — Funeral services
for (Richard Lewelyn Bennett,
23, Route 2, Rising Fawn,
who died Wed. night October 21
from injuries received in an
automobile accident on Scenic
Highway, were at 10 o clock
Monday morning at the chapel
of J Avery Bryan Co., the Rev.
John Odom officia urv
vors are his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. J. Bennett, Route 3,
Rising Fawn, Ga , two sistere,
Mrs. Oliver DeLong, u
dith Bennett, and one brother,
Ronald Bennett, Owasso, Mich.
Pallbearers were Carlton J
Farmer, James W. Nation, Wil-
I ham F. Prescott, John C. ar-
mer Chas M McC J ul re and
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; Clifford D. Stoner, n f ermen
,
with full military rites, were
National Cemetery,
MOORE „ - WALTER TTrAT „„ t> JACK- TA nv
SON, age 70, died at home on
Route 3, Rising Pawn, Ga. on
Lookout Mountain, ear y Fn-
day, Oct. 23. He was a lifelong
of the New Salem
church Church community. community, He we is is sur- sur-
vived by his wife, ..... Mrs. Fannie ”
Gray Moore; six daughters,
Mrs. Lela Chambers, Rossville;
w Mrs. Carson Cook, „ , Chattanoo- ntian nn i
ga; Mrs. ,, «ni Ollie Reynolds, pa« Ross-
villc; Mrs Dola Morrow,
vine' 'tii Mrs Arvlee
Rossville; „ itrr*n Miss Jo To, Ann Ann Moore,; lorrvnrp
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„ 3. Rising . _ Fawn „„„„
Route
Jimmy Moore Chattanooga
Jaek Moore. Route >,
Fawn; Rollie Moore, Rossville,
Walter L. Moore, Portland,
Ore.; Tally Moore, Route 3,
Rising Fawn; Buddy Moore,
Route 3, Rising Fawn; 18 grand
children and three
children. Funeral services
held Monday at 2:30 p.m. EST
at New Salem Church, with
the Revs. Ralph Clark and
mund Chambers officiating.
Interment was in Hawkins Ce-
metery. Active pallbearers were
Grady McKaig, Turner Mor-
row, Paul Craig, Troy Martin,
John Johns and Marvin Hicks.
Honorary pallbearers were
ly Atkins, Clark Gray,
Gray, Charley Gray, Tom Mas-
sey, John Morrow, Bill Nichols,
J. C. Abbott and Bud Haygood.
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The Dade High PTA is spon-
! soring a Hallowe’en Carnival
&t the schoo , with
manv amusements, including
silhouette and ghost
^ be & Coun _
try Store, Fish Pond, House of
; Horrows and many other at-
;tractions. These will be enjoy¬
ed in the Commercial Building.
The nighlignt of the evening
will be the crowning of the
King and Queen which will
( take place in the school audi
torium.
Festivities Festh begin at 6 p. in.
PLAY IT SAFE
Come get your ANTI-FREEZE
We have
PRESTONE
and
ZEREK
Let us do your
ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE
WELDING
BUCK GIFFORD’S
SERVICE STATION
AND GARAGE
Trefnton Georgia
With U. S. Forces in Korea
-Army Sgt. William H. York,
22, son of Mr and Mrs Sa¬
muel S. York. Rout$ 1, Tren-
ton, Ga., was recently assign-
ed as a cook and baker with
Company A of the 724th Tran-
sportation Railway Operating
Battalion in Ko.ea.
Sergeant York, who was pre-
viously serving with the 123rd
Medical Holding Company in
Korea entered the Army in
.
June 1951 and arrived overseas
in October of this r year. He re-
ceived basic, Jtvaining at Fort
Jackson, S. C.
FUGATT BOYS ON SHIP
* SUNK „ three TIMES
Twq Wlldwoodi brothers,
Jack and Bobby pugatt> are
fortunate in belng able t0
serye ^ in thfi Navy
together on the same ship, but
hi5t ory of the USSMaddox,
_ a _______ destroyer which they call
« home hcme >. at presen t, makes liv-
j ng a constant danger,
CaUed <<the most fired . at
fihip „ ^ thg navy fche Maddox
, g the third ship tQ bear the
name Qf Wi]]jam A Maddox> a
Madne captain who co mmand-
e d the Monterey garrison be-
fQre c a iif orn i a became a state
rrv»*x The mraHHrw Maddox hoc has hppn been fired fired
at 720 times by enemy shore
batteries along the North Ko-
coast duri three combat
^ Qf seyen months each .
The deS troyer was hit three
times> ^ tfane belng an _
nounced ^ “ Sun k” by Radio
p e j p j ng The "can” was never
actualJ knocked out 0 f action
although por tions of her su-
pers t ruc ture were shattered.
It has been almost . a Q year
since Jack was home, but Bob- n n h
vlsitl __,___ h . ..
ataut two months ”f h ago °” e They
have served together about a
year and a half, with Jacx
coming due tor a discharge in
' 0 , . s4 and Bobby due
Mr> thirteen mOTe months
in the Facific -
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WANTED — HOGS, ___ any a#e.
R °y Moore.
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that’s the bank
•for me!"
Whether it’s a Savings or
Checking Account, a Home Re¬
pair or Auto Loan, a Safe De¬
posit Box or any one of our
o her banking services... the
business our Dade County
friends bring us is sincerely
appreciated.
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
IS IT INSURED?
Complete Coverage On Fire.
Accident and Auto Insurance
H. F. ALLISON
INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE
Times Building Trenton, G».
POOOO O OO O OOOOOPOCV
Red’s
Cleaners
Phone 63 Trenton, G*.
Op cm from 7 a.m. to 5 pjn.
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