The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, November 19, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DADE COUNTY TIMES altered crt the Postofiice at Trenton Ga as second class mail IRS. CATHERINE C MORRISON Owner and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES - IN ADVANCE: One Year, $2,00; Six Months. $1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents Plus State 3% Sales Tax. Persons writirig for publication are requested to furnish their lames, otherwise the communication will not be published. Name ' i vili be withheld on request, but all communications must be signed Memorials, Cards of Thanks and articles of like nature will be •I eflarged at 50c and up for one insertion, payable in advance Advertising rates will be furnished on application PASCALS SHOOT HOLES N COUNTY SHOVEL During the weekend some 1 owdown person, or persons hot holes in the radiator and he front glass out of the County shovel. We are Sony to say this, , but t takes a pretty lowdown per- •on to do things Uke this. I le ;;hovel belongs nw to tn thp the people npOnlp of nf Jade County, paid by you and ne. We all benefit by its use. A^hat reason anyone can have lor destroying public property s beyond my knowledge. ' About 99% of the people of Jade County are trying to im TKMi accomplishments ~ - destroys our We think^of the communists j 1 3 ur County or near us >ur property, burn our timber- ,lands, break into our homes i (schools, stores arid take any-j ,;hing that can be moved. These people live in a good country ind can get a job so they can ,nake a living, yet they destroy 'the things we have to make a better community. It is time 1 that these people are caught .and dealt with as our enemies, like the communist or any such enemies that would destroy lour community or our country. The residents of Dade county have made some real progress , in the past few years, we have i better roads, schools, churches, | homes, farms and many other j conveniences, We have compllshed these things through many years of hard work. Yet this small percent j of the people still destroy our accomplishments. Are we go¬ ing to keep sitting around and I let them keep this up or are we willing to do something about it? We have a sheriff and de¬ puties, but they can’t be every- where at once. It is our duty , to help our law law enforcing of¬ ficers to catch an d punish these hoodlums. If the people of - Dade County would get toge¬ ther and help the officers, we could stop most of this dirty | work going on in Dade County j DADE HIGH ELIMINATED I IN DEBATING CONTEST ( Wednesday morning Mr J. C. Billue, principal of the i Dade High School, accompanied by Rev R L. Hilton, took the Debating Teams from Dade High to the Berry Schools near Rome, Ga., where the High Schools of the 7th District met in debating match. * a Dade’s affirmative team, vid Patte:son and Newana Ma- hew debated Calhoun/s nega¬ tive team this morning and lost 3-0. During the same time our negative team, Barbara Quillian and Joan''traig de¬ bated Berry’s High School team and won 3-0. The subject was: Resolved that the President of the United States should be elected by Congress. High Schools debating were: Dade, Berry, Calhoun, Model, Pepperell, and Acworth. Dade was eliminated from further competition. Calhoun and Model won and will enter further competition. NEW SALEM 4-H CLUB MET New Salem 4-H Club met November 11. New’ officers were installed. President, Dor- othy Wooten; Vice President, Nellie Wooten; Secretary, Sam- my Everette; Reporter, Gwen Dunn. Our motto for the com -1 ing year is "A good year and real good 4-H Club.’ NOTICE Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the second and fourth Saturday Saturday nights ^ a ch month month at at 8:00 8:00 p. m. All All qualified qualified Masons Masons invited to attend. Raymond M Morrison, W. M. Early Early A. A. Bills, Bills, Sr. Sr. Sec. Sec. SPEED TRAPS TO BE STOPPED IN GEORGIA Since Gove:nor Talmadge lias assured our good neighbors in Chattano: ga that the speed traps would be stopped in Georgia, we wonder if our gov- ernor wajs assurec j d y tde Chat- tanooga Automobile Association thal the £peed traps in chat _ tanooga will be stepped. Of all people to complain have leas( . r00m to comp i a i n un . til they clean up their own front yard What about your doys w ith the little black boxes “ mSnJ° . le^ alone’‘^11 Te every he turn! Wf ; are not c o m p 1 a i n i n g a u 011 enforcing the laws ol state or City, but just a reminder look in a nmr0r anf you have room to tell onp else how 1111 lfl1 Problems Georgia speed law is 55 miles hour If this law was car- out thefe wouldn’t be one of the accidents that w n °w have. Sheriff Graham ys that he and his deputies don’t stop a car until it ex- 70 miles per hour unless the driver is driving reckless, in the City of Chatta- nooga at the rate of 35 miles hour and get picked up for We invite you to drive from tha Tennessee line to the line at 70 miles per hou a nd count the number of cars that pass you, also take notice of how many will pass on hills or curves. We fell that if the Automobile Association of America would advise their members to respect the traffic signs and abide by the speed laws that there wouldn’t be near so many ar- rests let alone the accidents that we now have. Locals and Personals Mr and Mrs. Wheeler have moved back to Trenton. If It doesn't rain pretty soon, dogs will be for sale or be given away. Mrs. D. P Hood is recover- ing very nicely from a recent at her home-. Mrs. J. A Swanson suffered another heart attack Tuesday is in a Chattanooga pital. Miss Judy Lorine Horton, a student at Florence State chers College was home for the week end. Don’t forget the Lions Club Play Thursday and Friday night of this week It’s a mins- trel, has all local talent. Mis Gladys Morrison and Colonel and Mrs. D. E. Morri¬ son spent the week end with the M C. Borcks in Binning- ham. Our Game Warden told us that he saw a large flock turkeys near Head River this week, also said that he saw plenty of fresh deer sign. There is still plenty of The Fire fighters are still busy. Some of them are hoping for rain, others wishing it would snow’. We believe they would settle on either one right now. Miss Clara Rogers, daughter of M:s. Arie Avans, and Mr James Reeves, sen of Mr and Mrs. Horace Reeves, were mar¬ ried November 14 in Rossville. They were attended by Miss,Ca rol Howell and Mr. Troy Gass. Many Dade Countians at¬ tended the Alabama-Georgia Tech football game in Birm- ingham last Saturday. Some of them were A. L. Dyer, T. S Renfroe. Col. and Mro. D ana Miss Bess Cureton HIE DADE COUNTY TIMES. TRENT ON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1953 JUDGE AND SOLICITOR HERE | WEDNESDAY HEARD PLEAS Judge McClure and Mr. Self the Solicitor, were here Wed¬ nesday afternoon to hear pleas. Clifford W. Whitlock pled guilty to taking a chicken from Mr Jaccb Scherer. Judge Me Clure sentenced Whitlock to 3' months in pri on reemomend- ing prison authorities , ... that the transfer him to Milledgeville State Hospital for treatment as he is away from the hospi¬ tal on leave. Ace Adkins pled guilty to public drunkenness (fnd was fined $53.00 including costs, or serve 30 days in jail. J C. Hicks pled guilty to ex¬ posing of private property: sentenced to six months proba¬ tion . HAVE A SAFE THANKSGIVING I Lt. Col. E. Gcorgia state Patrol’s i.™ Deputy Dlrector - warned today that unless Georgians take every precaution, nrononHon froffi traffic accidents this Thanksgiving will bring 180 a^pos- slble total of 250 accidents. ^ 21 ' f r0m W " dnesday through Sun-, c ay ln . Georgla traffic f mishap-.. Over 200 families were affect- ed, bringing about insurmount- : able anguish and expense Thank * sgivinK was a time of tragedy instead of happiness tor these, the victims of driver . carelessness an d impatience. Speed, drinking and driving | and a general disregard of traf- lie laws bring unnecessary death and injury to many Georgians every holiday,” Col. ^rirke stated, and its almost that again human failure will bring sadness and grief into the homes of many who are lea>t expecting ti.” j Every member of the State Patrol will be on full-time duty in 1 an attempt to protect you and your family against holi- day hazards. Troopers are foregoing their holiday in or " to make Thanksgiving a safe and happy occasion for Georgians instead of a day marred by the spectre of traf- The full cooperation of every driver and pedestrian is essen- tial. Unless this cooperation is, received, the lives of everyone traveling the highways will be in constant danger. y° u must travel, the Pa- Pa- trcd lir B es y° u to get an early ^ t^art and don t wait until the lo * s t minu te to start back home. observe the safety rules of the road - don’t take fool is n obances, don't speed and don t drink and drive. If these sim- , pie rules are followed, your chances of living through Thanksgiving will be much greater. Your safest bet is to s ^ a y a l home on any national i holiday. Colonel Burke issues this final appeal: “It takes only an instant of bad judgment or carelessness to cause a lifetime regret, so be careful for yourself and the other fellow. Ha ve a happy, SAFE Thanks- S ivin 8 and drive carefully!” DADE THEATER | SUN., MON Nov. 22 j Lydia Bailey In Technicolor Dale Robertson, Annie Francis *******a**************** TUESDAY, November 24 j Feudin’ Fools Bowery Boys **************•****¥***♦♦ WEDNESDAY, November 25 My Friend Flicka | R. McDowell j THURS-, *********************»** 2’’ FRI., Nov. 26 - The Band Wagon Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse In Technicolor ********** **************1 SATURDAY. November 28 Snake River Desperado Chas. Starrett ****+******************•< OPENING TIMES Meek Days: 7:00 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. ONLY YESTERDAY IN I) IDE COUNTY (These articles are reprints f om issues of The Dade Coun¬ ty Times of 20-30 years ago.) April 8, 1926 TRENTON SCRIBS Roy and W. G. Morrison the Easter vacation at j 10me Judge & Mrs. K. H. Wheel¬ er had as their guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wheeler and Mrs. Terrell Wheeler, of Chattanooga. The Missionary society will meet with Mrs. W. P. Pace, the 14th of April at 2:30 p. m. Mrs A C. Au-tin, Mrs. Hogan and daughter, and F Hammontree, of Chatta- and J. M. Austin, of Ky., were weekend of Mr. and Mrs. Frank and family. Sheriff Newman s Henry and - ----- - Smith ----- motored -- to - Scott- Monday, to attend court. Mr and Mrs. W. H. Brock daughter, Meredith, and and Mrs E A El i is spen i as the guests of friends ' the auc jitorium in Valley ' Mrs w H Brock spent and! Flriday with mo th er t n Jasper, Tenn. BYRD’S CHAPEL NOTES Mr. and ^rs. Grover Tatum f Trenton were the Sunday ues tg 0 f Miss Mae Tatum, p aid Long made a business p Trenton, Tuesday. x. B. Murphy visited Glenn Sunday, M r and George Castle- were the Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Glenn C astle- in Rising Fawn. Herman Fisher was the week g Ue sts of relatives and re nds _ s J HALE DELIVERS AT COUNTY SUPT CONVENTION AT MACON County School Superintend¬ S. J. Hale attended a con- of county school su¬ at Macon, Fri¬ April 16. Mr. Hale was April 22, 1926 VALLEY CANNING SOON TO BE READY FOR BUSINESS Metzger, manager of the Valley Canning Co., of has been bus/ lately the old plaining and installing the ma- hinery for the company. A cemen t floor has been laid 0 th er repairing necessary , make fh e 0 id mill into a fit for a modern canning ac t or y Tomatoes, beans, corn, sweet potatoes, blackberries, beats, spinach, jellies and catsup will be can- ned by the factory. Farmers and gardners i. 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. LOOKOUT DRIVE IN THEATER Cummings and Birmingham Highway SUN., MON., Nov. 22 - 23 Powder River In Technicolor Ro:y Calhoun, Corinne Calvet Disney’s ‘Natures Half Acre’ Three Top Cartoons TUBS., WED,. Nov. 24 - 25 The Presidents Lady Susan Hayward, Charlton Heston Comedy and Cartoon 3 00000 0 a 00000000000000 « THFRS., FRU, Nov. 26 - 2, Column South In Technicolor Audy Murphy, Joan Evans Two Cartoons and News SATURDAY, November 28 White Cobra Woman In Technicolor Maria Montez, Joan Hall Four Cartoons^ Comed?/, Gifts MORE CANDIDATES' NAMES TURNED IN The following names were turned in to ^ since the corder turned in the one that we ran on thr irent page of the P£.par. These candidate’; names are unofficial as we don’t know if they have qual- tiled with the Recorder. For Recorder: Charlie Shankles. Councilmen: W. W. Powell W. M. Dowdey L. S. Blake over the County are planting large acreages of products fer the cannery to put up this season. This new industry should only be a starter for mrny more factories to locate here. CLOVERDALE Quite a crowd from this place attended the decoration’ at Dear Head Cove, Saturday. We are very , glad to say Miss cieo and Lovella Forester are improving. Mrs. Luther Smith and chii- dren of South Pittsburg, Tenn. ZTurT B^hham. ^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Grady Amos Sunday with S. B. Amos. Peter Hawkins, W. C. Amos, and J. P. 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A clean car _________ $ 895.00 i 1948 CHEVROLET, 2-door, Fleetline 745.00 __ ________ 1946 CHEVROLET, 4-door, Fleetmaster $ 645.00 © ________ __ $ 1946 CHEVROLET, Fleetline __________________ $ 695.00 e © USED TRUCKS © $ 1951 FORD 995.00 9 / l 2 Ton Pick-up. Good condition _____ # 1946 FORD D/ 2 Ton, 2 speed, 825 x 20 Tires ___________ $ 295.00 $ 1949 G. M. C., 2 Ton, 2 Speed $ 795.00 © __ _________________ $ 1949 CMC V 2 Ton Pick-up __ ________ _________ $ 845.00 # 1949 INTERNATIONAL y 4 Ton _________________ $ 795.00 a ft • NEW TRUCKS % 1953 DODGE % Ton Express $1753.00 • ________ ____ 9 9 EASY TERMS! 9 See our wide selec¬ You can always 9 tion of fine used depend the De¬ 9 cars. You’ll find UP 24 Months TO on just the model to pendable Used Cars 9 TO PAY sold by your Dodge- 9 suit your purse and Plymouth Dealer. 9 purpose. COME IN TODAY! $ 9 Dyer Motor Co 9 9 9 9 TRENTON, GEORGIA 9 9 i that’s the bank ■for r. I i ?■ e <rst |« Whether it’s a Savings o: Checking Account, a Home Re¬ pair cr Auto Loan, a Safe De¬ posit Box cr 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