The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, November 19, 1953, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text>I()TOR POOL needed an urge^ need in ity for a group of ci- Dade )rm a motor pool to < ; t.z;r-s post-polio patients, tr.'n 1 pienfs and crippled heart. Atlanta for treat- ' :';.r i c , ariovs clinics. These r] £ ]"1 - held the second on ;V f t h Mondays of each > lL3 schedules to At- . lanta uch that appoint¬ ed not be kept. n:tnb led Children’s T -.i criPP Foundation ». • ie and Polio mile to any pay S1X . nts per V.; jiisibie Atlanta p; yciow. : r - cn to ^ ta Se c cil' n J f" interested in the perform¬ com- 'd service to while enjoying a day pepping or contact business Mrs. in A M. - . ui a . please A Nethery. 4-H REPORT Recently the North Dade Sch:ol organized their 4- for 1953 an d 19o4. There Club members m ail are about 65 Among the subjects chosen e r e Home Beautification, v Sewing, Livestock, Cooking, Corn. p t pry and ,r,\ing office president, Fred Slack, president, Bobby Crow, Y Hartline, Tiea Secretary, Patsy Judy Strawn, and Re surer, Virginia Robertson; porter, Committee, Glendo Program Reba Hughes and writ hum. advisers Jones. The are Naney Holmes, Mrs. Mrs Pullen, Mrs. rr , iam Mrs. Fuller, and Mrs. n Virginia Ann Robertson^ WANT ADS reliable man or woman Xe S r Ca r nc e S Write McNes,3 Co., ' Box 2766, DeSoto Station, Memphis 2, Tenn. MIRACLE HEARING AID Complete *19 85. Squires ™ batteries, cords or ear button, DR. G. K. MacVANE Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. INSURANCE ON AUTOMO¬ BILE and TRUCKS Liability, Fire and Theft, on Property Five and Windstorm. See MW. Herma n V. Moor , N __, FOR RENT — 6 room house with large garden, on Creek Road, near Morganville. $25. T. R. Ryan, Wildwood. 3 t p — 11 - 26 --------- FOR RENT - Small three room house. Lights a " wa ‘ Newly papered. P. O- x . Trenton, Ga. _____ For RENT_Two houses. One four room and one smaller, Adults only. — Mrs. W. B. Cureton. 1 t p FURNACE, Blower, and Pipe- ? 11 or trade. Skill saw, type- writer, power mower, or what have you.. SIDO.OO. — J. T Sneed;, 309 Guild Drive, Chat- tanoosa. Phone 28766. LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Trenton, Georgia NOTICE OF SALE . There will be sold at public SS The hours ujuih of Ui sale, stue, on on the Uie first mm Tues- fol- day in December, 1953, the One 1949 , „ Cus(om _____ rr&l-tS. " a,lnS se£‘n of°arid ■eS^tsTha Neal, to property of Terrel M. fi- saiiify a chattel mortgage of fa. against him, in favor K-25 Employees Federal Credit Union, from the Superior Court of Dade Countv. Georgia. F. C. Graham Sheriff of Dade County. Ga. 4 t — 11 . 26 NOTICE BY ADMINISTRATOR TO CREDITORS To ihe Creditors of S. J- Little- green, deceased: are hereby notified to an account to~ the un¬ dersigned of your demands a - a; n-t the estate of the above¬ deceased, or lose prior - ky as to ycur claim. 14th day of November, 1953. G. W. Langford, As A ministrator of the Estate 0 S j Littlegreen, deceased, Lookout Mountain Hotel, Georgia 6 t — 12-24 Winners at the Dade Grammar School Hallowe’en Carni- — Queen Charlotte Curtis; King Eugene Smith. (Courtf sv rhottonnner a es , ! ° PR | VATE JACK MURPHY IS ON LEAV e Private Jack Murphy is home , V j s itmg his fatehr, Mr. John w . Murph, Jack I, stationed at Cam p R UC k eri Ala., and has com pi e ^ ec j basic training. SUPPER AT NEW ENGLAND COMMUNITY HOUSE | The The W. W. S. S. C. C. S. of New England Methodist Church are sponsoring a Supper at the community House Saturdayj night, November 21 at 6:30. (There will be Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chili and Cakes and pies. Everyone invited. NOTICE The Avans Home Demonstra- Present as this is election of offers for the coming year. Mrs. H. II. Bodenhamer Reporter. TURKEY SUPPER AT j NEW SALEM SCHOOL New Salem Baptist Church is giving a Turkey Supper Thanksgiving. Everyone is cor- dially invited. Come and join in . the , i fun. p____ rr-:__- Time: 5:30. c.on Price: Tlrt/ifl' Adults $1.00, Children 60c. EXAMINATION FOR MILITARY AND NAyAL ACADEMIES The y s Civil service Com- mission will conduct a Con- gressional examination for de- signation to the U. S. Military and Naval Academies on Mon- j day, January 11, 1954, Georgia, for the seventh District of Candidates temporari l y absent from their own Congressional Dlstrict may be examined else- } where, at such examination 'points as may be desired. only j The examination is open io candidates designated by Members of Congress. Theue- fore, any young man between the ages of 17 and 22 who wishes to take this examina- Uon should no tify Congressman Lanham Box 10 68, Rome, Ga., December 10) 1953, so that he can j™ armno-p- t e reSted y0U ng Congressman Lanham makes his appointments to both Aca- demies on the basis of this The highest grade receives designation as a P ‘‘" c ipal, and succeeding, grades as T±S «««• -r 4 late must =“• ine “ “ I men memai tal examination given J, the Academy 0 f his (Tjjich _________ is vary similar^ to the Sf as^’physica^examination before Academy. he J, These appom ^_____ y, e ma de in 1954. „ typewriting -----; paper, gEEE second wh,te and ana yellow ye marked sheets, thin paper “copy” and two sizes of mi¬ meograph paper. TlMI THE DADE COUNTY o CRISMAN Up-To-Date Line of Hardware , I , |511 7-1114 Market St. Phone Chattanooga, Tennessee ■ AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 1 First and third Friday y , ] month, 7:30 P. M. Legion ^ j Woodrow Tinker. Comm. E. L. Raulston, Adj. HU, t OINTV TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1953 ----------- SLYGO (Intended for last \ week) ' «™i Reeves and „ dttIs daughter . Judy and ®‘ onda motored, to Kingston, Tenn., Sunday, to visit Helen and Bill Purcell and they all went on to the “Smokies” for the day. Brenda got to see well as wade her first snow The Ed°or M , guests were Mr & Mrs Ralph Smith and son Laver* of Lake, Mrs. Laura Burk, of Chickamauga, Mrs. Bobby Ber- rier and small son Ralph of Caitersville, Ga., Mr. & Mrs. C. R. Henson of Chattanooga Valley, Mrs. Louise Bolton of Chattanooga, Cynthia an d Jim my Tatum and J. W. an d Ruth Mo are. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle’s lit¬ tle grandson Phillip Smith, of Chattanooga, spent last week here with them. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Springs, of Wisconsin, are here visiting Mrs. Spring’s mother, Mrs. Grace Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cure- and children g in Winchester Ten visitin? relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Benton Pat¬ terson and children spent Sun¬ day with Lawrence and Kath¬ ryn Dugan in Fort Oglethorpe. They all attended the dedica¬ tion service of the new hospi¬ tal, along with Edgar and Bes¬ sie Moore from this commun¬ ity in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle’s Sunday guests were Mr. Mrs. Webb Spencer and Mr and Mrs. Ike Hembry and all of Chattanooga. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cordell and two boys spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hughes. Mrs. Leon Moore and Mis. Mary Ruth Cureton attended a shGwer at Mrs. Bent Cole's in New England, Saturday night, given in honor of Mrs. Dug Cole. The Edgar Moores spent Sat- urday with Cynthia and Jimmy Tatunwn^Jasper 4-H CLUB MEETS AF DAVIS The Davis 4-H Club met No¬ vember 12, 1953, in Mr. Elliotts home room. The meeting lucc , 1116 was called to order * the President, Jack Ivey. The secretary, Mary Lou j 0 nes, read the minutes of the meeting meeting and called the Rebecca Gray, the program chairman, presented the fol- '"" ,nS Pr ° gram: Devotional, Martha Shelton; Report on American Education Week, Va- la Avans; Solo, Juanette Fos- sett; “Trees”, Joyce Ellis; Duet, •You, You, You”, Willene Gil¬ breath and Marelyn Wooten; Solo, Flora Jones. Mr. Bingham gave a dem¬ onstration cn the treatment of corn seed by using Arasan which kills fungus diseases. To treat the corn, the seed is in a container with a cover and i-6th teaspoon of Arasan is mixed with- Vi lb. of seed. He also discussed the Steer Project, an d several boys, in¬ cluding Jackie Tinker and John Gray, are to receive a steer. The Junior and Senior out, and record j books were given mee ting was closed by 0n8 standing and repeating led the the j „ b D !*«. i ed ge, by ‘ N?ws NEW SALEM r io forest flros have been rnnn" too close for comfort to our community. Cloudland Canyon was n fire, but we are gla by d the to Fcrest report a job well dcnej Rangers in keep- 'ng it under control. Wonderful progrses is being made on the New Salem Meth¬ odist Church. We are so glad to be able to use it now, an d feel sure with the help of everyone we will have it completed be- fore long. j Mrs. Bessie Berrien, of New York, is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. G. Bradford and fa-' mily. Uncle Wess Bradford is slow- ly improving. Mrs. Carl Baker is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Brad- ford ’ Mr ' and Mrs ’ Cecil Mc i Kai &. ' Mrs - M. G. Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. J O. Gass and Arthur, Mrs. Bessie Berrien, of New York, an d Mr. Frank At- of Wilks Barre, Pa. M were Sunday guests of Mr. and shortle Bradtord and (a- mily, at Canton, Ga. They are the proud parents of a baby, daughter, Carol DeNiece. Mrs. J. O. Gass was hostess j to a Fru Tex Party Tuesday morning. Guests were Mis. e- Rountree, Mrs. Grady Bradford Nella ’ Mr Bn ' s £ , f ford Ce ^ n ° ^eKaig,i f ^ . Mrs BeS51e L . ° Ut Mountain > ‘ rr rien, of New York, Mrs. Helen Daniel, Mrs. Herman Gass, Mrs. H. H. and Mrs. Kenneth Bodenhamer, Mrs. Grady Dur¬ ham and daughter, Mrs. M. C. Ewing. Mrs. Art Moore has returned home after several weeks visit with her daughters, Mrs. Lola Kyte and Mrs. Grace Johnson, of” Oak Ridge, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Kyte are the proud par¬ ents of a baby boy; and the Johnsons have a baby girl. Mrs. Nelia Bradford and daughters visited Mrs. J. H. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Forester Monday after noon. We are happy to have Mr. and Mrs. Bunk Forester move back to our community. Mr. and Mrs. Grover and sons have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Kyte an d Mr. j and Mrs. Linton Johnson and family in Oak Ridge, Tenn. Mr. R. A. McKaig visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McKaig, Mrs. M. G. Bradford and Mrs. Bessie Berrien Monday. w. WILLIAMS ATTENDS MEETING in ATLANTA wim of the williams ' Motor Company, _ was in ai At _ lanta on the 12th of this month tQ attenc j a private preview of the new 1954 Chevrolet trucks. . preview and accompany- j n g business session was spon- sored b y the Chevrolet Compa- ny for all re tail dealers and £alesmen j n t his area, and em- phasized the importance vrolet is attaching to its soon-i -be announced new truck; I ' Mr. Williams said, “The meeting was somewhat without precedent in his experience be¬ cause it was devoted exclusively to new truck models. Mr. Williams plans a special showing of the 1954 line of trucks later in the month v/hen the new models become avail¬ able. It Is one of the few times in history tHat Chevrolet has exhibited new trucks apart from new passenger car mo¬ dels. DADE HIGH P.T.A. SEPPER NOVEMBER 21 The P.T.A. of Dade High School will sponsor a supper at the school cafeteria on Sat- urday, November 21. Serving hours will be from 6 to 8 and the menu will include large servings of baked chicken with dressing and a choice of home- made apple, mince or pumpkin es ’pj lere W j]j b e all the trim needed to make this an extra good supper. Money is desperately needed for the P.T.A. to fulfill their $100 pledge to the Tri-County fund. Won’t you come and en¬ joy a good supper with us while helping for a very worthy Tickets will be $1.00 for and 50c for children. People who haven’t bought tickets before hand ma|’ pay ■ r., iti ' ‘ 41 By Mrs. Thelma Bell Mr. Haydn Strawn attend¬ ed the Tennessee L. S. U. foot- ball game in Knoxville re ce ntly. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pender- grass spent Sunday In Chatta- nooga Glenda Mitchum spent Sun¬ day with Mrs. Clifford Tribble n nd family in Chattanooga. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bailey moved to Whiteside, Mrs. Floyd Mitchum attended at Avondale Sunday ight. Rev - an d M:s. Charles Ward children visited Mr. and ‘ John Adams - Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Getz Miss Patsy Dodson, of Tenn.;, were guests Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Harris un d a y Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Pilgrim daughter, Deborah, of Oak jdge, Tenn., spent Monday ith Mr. and Mrs. C. M. m nh j^lrs. G. A. Price, of Chatta- cr *1, a | “ s 7 snending " B this S Z week Mr. & Mrs. , Ralph p, Jones f am ii y Miss Adele Harris spent the 1 with Mr. and Mrs. carj. Harris at Tenn. - Ga. line. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carroll attended the funeral of Mr. George Allen in Chattanooga Ia3t Week Mr. and Mrs. John Craze have a new Studebaker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop announce the birth of a daugh¬ ter. The baby has been named Gloria Jean. Mis. Ruby Carroll was hos¬ tess of a Modern Methods Par¬ ty, Monday night. Misses Beulah Sue and Edna Jean Ballar d and Glenda Mit¬ chum attended a Wiener Roast given by Terrell Wallen at his heme Saturday. Mrs. Dick Jones and son, Tommy, of Charlston, S. C., spent several days with Mr. an d Mrs. L. L. Bridgman last week. They were en route to their new home in Vincennes, Indiana. Miss Eloise Limbaugh and Mr. Bill Moreland were mar- . , „ Sunday . night . ^ at Rising . Eloise is the daughter of Mrs. L. M. Limbaugh and a senior at Dade County High School. Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation Avoid Intestinal Upset! Get Relief This Gentle Vegetable Laxative Way! For constipation, never take harsh drugs. They cause brutal cramps and griping, disrupt normal bowel action, make re¬ peated doses seem needed. Get sure but gentle relief when you are temporarily constipated. Take Dr. Caldwell’s Senna Laxative contained in Syrup Pepsin. No salts, no harsh drugs Dr. Caldwell’s contains an extract of Senna, one of the finest natural vegetable laxatives known to medicine, Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative tastes good, gives gentle, comfortable, satis- tying relief for every member of the family. Helps you get “on schedule” without repeated doses. Even relieves stomach sourness that constipation often brings. Buy Dr. Caldwell's 30)t size today. Money back if not satisfied N. Mail Y. bottle, to Box 280, New York 18, —- % ft ft ft « ft ft < ft 4 ft ALL KINDS OF LIVE FLOWER PLANTS,'each 15c ft _ _______ _____ ft TABLE LAMPS __ __ _________ _ ____ _ __ $1.98 to $4.98 ft BEAUTIFUL TOWEL SETS J1.59 $1.98 $2.98 < __ __ ____ ft PLENTY OF BEAUTIFUL DOLLS ______ $2.98 to $12.98 f __ l Good Selection of Color Books. All kinds of Toys for the Kiddies 4 PLENTY OF GIFTS FOR ADULTS 4 i DON'T FORGET TO USE OUR EASY LAY-WAY PLAN 4 Gaimaway-fti£ey * 4 Co. 4 4 i TRENTON, GEORGIA ( CLOYFRDALE We have had three here. No :ain. Thlnes are dry, pastures are b own of green; springs, wells an: branches are low or dry. Sicks folks are improved not well. Mesdames Charles Ed and Martha Bible aie under doctor’s care. an d Willie Grace are ing. Mrs. Frances B, Alford and sen, Ben, spent most a with home folks. The Charles Bibles had mo of their children and in-laws for visit on Sunday. Uncle Bill and Aunt Mollie Amos are much better. ■m Thirst, Too , Seeks Quality j kT w ► Turkey and l ► ► At ROY W. MOORE’S FARM 4 4 ► On TRENTON L/ FAYETTE HIGHWAY 4 ► Atop of Lookout Mountain 4 ► Saturday, November 21,1953 4 ► 4 ALL DAY AFFAIR 4 ^ jk. A. Jk. A, A A. Red’s a! < leaders Phone 63 Trenton, Ga. Open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. ieoooeooooo e eooocsa&.^J6oaeQococooosooooooooooooo iS IT INSURED? Complete Coverage On Fire, Accident and Auto Insurance H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. N 0 9 Believe it or not, we can give you new natural-looking yJg f permanent hair color PLUS new nf ; ' lanolin-given hair health and lustre! CALL US FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! Sarah \s Coiffures PHONE 69 TRENTON, GEORGIA {ooooooocoooooorooooMcoooooooooaoooooooooweeooft NCW WHAT? ‘Mr, Tinker’ may have a lot of fun taking a radio or other ; ct ic at appliame apart to I see what ‘makes it tick’ but t then what? It’s far more satisfactory to I you and cheaper in the long | run if you call us lor all your appli nee repairs. We know I! . ! cur business and we guarantee our w0rk - TATUM & CASE "•■'b Electric Co. TRENTON. GEORGIA i.ET US DO YOUR PRINTING THE DADE COUNTY TIMES TRENTON. GA.