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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1953)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Postoffice at Trenton, Ga., as second class mail «RS. CATHERINE C. MORRISON Owner and Publisher ' - ___ SUBSCRIPTION RATES —IN ADVANCE: One Year, $2.00; Six Months, $1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents Plus Stale 3'' Sales Tax. Ik'i 3 _____________________________________________ - Persons writing fur publication are requested to furnish their names, otherwise the communication will not be published Name will be withheld on request, but all communications must be signed Memorials, Cards of Thanks and articles of like nature will be enarged at 50c and up for one insertion, payable in advance Advertising rates will be furnished on application Locals and Personals Miss Belle Reeves has been heme nick with a cold. „ Mr Pole „.**.* Newby remains i ill m ** htl * * * Mother Morrison is recover- ing from a case of the flu • * * ! Joe Baty. of the Air Corps, is home fo^the Christmas holi days * * *1 J' otwraHon’ ( in a Chit- ! tanooga hospital Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Hilton will spend Christmas with Mrs. Hilton’s family at Norris, Tenn. Mrs Asa Reeves has gone to Florida to spend the holidays with her daughter and family. * * * Mrs. Kathleen Morrison Short, a student at the Univer¬ sity of Georgia, is home for the Christmas holidays. * * * Lt. E A. Ellis Jr., station¬ ed at Aberdeen 7 Proving Grounds, „ Md., is expected home , for the holidays. Mr Don Gross underwent surgery Tuesday. We under- stand he i; getting along very: well * * * Mrs. John Gladden, from Chattanooga, spent the week- end with Mr [and Mrs. E. R. Brandon. Mrs Brandon is proving from a case of the flu. • * • G. L Morgan, our printer .. cational , lrt school _..G °, in Macon this ,!!. winter will be home for the holidays. We see concrete block being [ piled on the south side of Case’s store. We understand Nevill Stephens has bought a lot and is about to build his restarurant back again • * * Looks like the Trenton Drug Store is about to officially open. Mr, Farmer who puts up the prescriptions and will operate the store, says he has already put up almost a hundred pres- criptlons. Door ways, Yards To Be judged ‘ flip-' \v\Vf.V ■ Remember the county-wide| your name in to either Mrs. Points for judging are: Gen- door and yards Christ¬ M J Hale. Mrs. M W Tatum cral artistic effect 40%, Origin- ways ality 3CK'-, made by resident mas decoration contest. Judg¬ . or Mrs. D E Morrison as soon 20 cleverness r and in using - possible. Prizes . ing will be done after 6 P M ^ and ribbons available greens or other suit-' on December 23 Please turn will be awarded the winners able material 10 %. THE lUUK COUNTV TIMES, TKENTON, (GEORGIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER IT, 195.1 Dade Superior Court Convenes Judge Freeman C. McClure w s ant Solicitor General came to ^ adp a Monday few cases. morning and ThLs the Member Term of Superior Court in Dade County. There were no jury drawn for this term. Four pleas of guilty were taken ’ 711056 wh0 P led guilty Ivor L. Brady, Public drunk- enness. Fined $53.00 Including C0St5 - Verbon Johnson, Public drunkenness. Fined $53.00 in- eluding costs. | Lovell Laney, Public ness. Fined $53.00 including Morton Fuller, Possessing Whiskey. Fined $53.00 including ' Two divorce cases heard: Ovid Troy Morgan vs. Bessie Mae Morgan. Divorce granted . \ . Mrs. Edna Louise Byrd vs. 3ames Edward Byrd. Divorce ted. ^ g ran J R Watkins Co. vs. Fricks , and Bobo Judgment in favoi 04 Watkins Co. This finished the open court.; Judge McClure heard some Juveplle Cases. ^ ATTEND HOLIDAY PARTY AT GEORGIA POWER Georgia Power Summerville District "held a Christmas par- ty, December 16, for all their employees and their families. Executives and their families from Rome were also present. The P art y was held in the new Summerville office with Mr. J. C. Morgan, District Supervisor as host. • A Christmas meal, cccked in the new and modern kitchen was served buffet style to about seventy-five. After the dinner, talks were given and gifts re- ceived The T S Renfroes, Martin Bradfords, Otis John- sons and Van W^lls from the Trenton office attended. Dade Girls Edge Dal ayet to, 41-3 ! 11 squad, playing their tuna .. I !game of the season, came iroin behind tc win over LaFayette, j 4 ’-3t in a thrillrpacked gagpment cn Decent 9. The : Dade girls trailed their op- i ponents fo. three quarters, but | a last quarter rally gave them the three-point vic’ory o\e: their rival, across the moun- j tain. Coach Bolton was quite ( j H easeci with the results and i ir]s> playin * „ He was was ‘ Quoted saying a vino ^7 that ' hat thev they V_ sh wed ••con iderable improve- imnrnv High scorer 44ie game was Jeanette Gilbreat 1 , who tallied a total of 31 points, during the contest Also out- ( standing in the night’s play, was Sara Cochran, at right guaiu The girls were »<*«*»- CMi(ul m thcl r e " B g against Ringgold , J High . last mtsuay, esdav when w p they were trounced by a score of 44 - 22 . j Bolton said the fact that they playing on a larger court than they were accustomed had a lot to do with the cut- | come . The boys’ team lost to La Fayette in their third game by : a SC ore of 66-24. They were also beaten by Ringgold last Tuesday night, 43-18. However. coach Fretmhn was not. di-;- fied with the Ringgold gam "The boys played a much bet- game than the sco.t 'vould s eem to indicate," he declared - in the match were chanes I4iU ’ ^ jjarcW* and Dickle Shankles was the high scoim for the night. ( Crane Returned To milieu MMvrl gevilie ctmHIp Sheriff F. C. Graham an- j bounced Wednesday that Paul j Q rane> escapee from the Mil- ledgeville State Hospital, has been t urned 0V er to the tran- ^ferring; cficer, O. R. Jones, j or re t U rn to the state penal au thoritie.'. According to the wa rrant in the possesion of sheriff Graham! Crane #iad es* caped from the Milfedgevilie hospital, a branch of the state penitentiary, on September 10 1950 , while serving a five-year sentence for manslaughter. sheriff Graham had taken Crane into custody in Chatta- nooga cn Monday, December 14, after being released by the Tennessee authorities on the strength of a warrant from the state of Georgia authorizing the transfer. He had reportedly been taken into custody by Tennessee law enforcement of- ficers on a burglary charge, Crane was also suspected of the murder of June Nesbit, which occurred in Dade Coun- ty two years ago, but was ne- ver brought to trial for this charge. Vf * V * n c it t\ i\ c J ^OU RENT 5 room house IV 2 ml s south of Trenton on highway 11—Fred A. Morgan SALE Three pairs of Rinj Neek Pheasants See Billy Joe Bradford, 2 miles South of Trenton. ? ° « TRADE 7 Good Gh Wnngor wa-sher fm '-hot gun, r,fle or sklU ,;a '• — Newton Ryan, Route 4, St. Elmo. Tenn., Phone ChaYtanooga 30817-VV ’ 1,1 li 24 ;»IATTRESSES remade or made new, innersprings or cottons. See Virgil Daniel, just beyond city limits on Sand Mountain Road. 6 tp — 1 - 8 FOR SALE At Rising lawn Methodist Church Heater and two oil drums #75.00 Heater........ 8.9ft Oil Heater .....15.».)0 Circu lator........15.00 Burner......... 2.00 li interested contact church or J. L. 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