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I HK DAM: C OUNTY TI ME S, TRENT ON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 24, 1953
IS IT INSURED?
Complete Coverage On Fire,
Accident and Auto Insurance
H. F. ALLISON
INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE
Times Building Trenton, Ga.
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Three
i. ree persons suffered minor
injuries m a two-car accident
vnicn occurred just south of
Rising Pawn shortly after
mght Frida y night, according
to deputy sheriff Rushel Smith,
The collision took place on
U. S. highway 11 as a 1953 Ford
convertible, driven by Mrs. Ruth
Ann Stevens, 22, of Plainfield
N. J. attempted to overtake an¬
other car ahead of her. She
apparently misjudged the dist¬
ance between her and an ap¬
proaching automobile headed
southward and driven by Clar¬
ence F. Pierce, 29, of Valley
Hoad, Alabama.
Seeing that she probably did
not have suflicient room to
over Lake the car ahead of her
and return to the right hand
lane, Mrs. Stevens reportedly
cut sharply toward the extreme
left hand side of the road, but
not quickly enough to avoid the
car.
Pierce also apparently tried
to pull over to his left hand*
side, but could not avoid hitting
the Ford, which reportedly
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turned over on its side as it was
by the other car. Mrs.
Stevens and her husband who
sitting in the seat beside
her and Mr. Pierce were taken
to a Chattanooga hospital and
treated for minor injuries.
p i erce was the only occupant of
the car he drove.
In an interview the following
day, Mrs. Pierce, the wife of
the Alabama man, stated tha
Mrs. Stevens had admitted sh ■
was at fault in the accident.
RISING FAWr
Miss Kathryn Fricks a st
dent at the University of Geos
Sia, I s spending the holiday |
' 1£,r F aren ^s.
Mrs - W. L. Fannin is spending j
Christmas in Charleston, S. cJ
wi ^ ^ er P ar ents. <
Ra ? Bobo - a freshman at the
University cf Georgia, is at
hcme with his parents. Mickey
Eobo is a, ‘° home on leavc
l!om t ’' ae U ' S ' Coast Guard
Statl0n at St " Petersburg, Fla.
Home from Ben 'y Schook fcr
the holidays are Sammy and
Aileen Harrison, L. M. Allison.
E m Wert and Lawrence Wood-
yard.
Mr . J. L. Fricks was called
to Newnan, Ga. last week by
the death of her grandmother.
WAG Corporal Margaret Ken-
Imer, who is stationed at Temp
ie, Texas, is visiting the W. L.
Kenimer family.
Mrs. Glenn Smith and he.
new baby are qpw at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Todd and
r, n were week end visitors
of the Asa McMahan,".
Rev. and Mrs. Joe E. Baker,Jr
and children will spend Christ-
mas with his family in RatUerd
Virginia.
CHILI SUPPER AND WATCH
PARTY AT WIilOWOOO j
There will be a Chili Supper
anc j watch Party at the Wild-'
Community House, Thurs-1
night.December 31 at 7:00,
o’clock . Proceeds go for new |
church auditorium.
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IN MEMORIAM whoj
Gf Cora Cross-Titlle
died November 23, 1953 *
C-ourteous, genlrous and'
kind,
O-f a nature just and true, |
R-ightly guided by feeling:
mind,
A-lways seeking good to do. j
C-heerfully using willing |
hands,
R-eadily serving in her place,;
, O-n receiving parents’ com-; j
mands,
S-he obeyed with charming
grace.
S-uch respect our praise de-!
mands.
T-o this faithful childhood
friend,
I shall ever grateful be,
T-oo refined to ever offend,
T-ruly she tvas good to me,
L-oving service she has given
E-arned a happy home in
I Heaven.
By her kinsman and loyal |
i friend, C. A. Chamber s.
N O X I C E
CCPDELIA MAYS
VS.
WILLIAM MAYS
SUIT FOR DIVORCE IN SIT
PERIOR COURT DADE COUN¬
TY. GEORGIA.
MARCH TERM, 1954.
TO WILLIAM MAYS, DE¬
FENDANT IN SAID MATTER
You are hereby command^
to be and appear at the mvt
term cf the Superior Court o'
Dade Cour; y. Georgia, to an¬
swer the complaint cf thp
plaintiff, mentioned in the cap¬
tion in her suit against you for
divorce.
Witnes- the Honorable Free¬
man C. McClure, Judge cf said
Court.
This 15 day o r December, 1953.
Grace II. Williams
Clerk Superior Court, Dade
County, Georgia.
D. L Lomenick, Jr.
Attorney At I.aw
Rossville, Georgia
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TIRES
All new tires going at wholesale
to everyone.
All us’d tires greatly reduced.
A special on 670 x 15 Tires. J
Full retread S7 *5 to all.
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TRENTON LODGE No. 38
TRENTON
Regular meeting each Tues¬
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F. C. Graham, N. G.
Gene Brandon, Secy.
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@l)c Sporting Nfitos
FOOTBALL BOWL CONTEST
FIRST PRIZE *2CK1 ,N CASH
SECOND PRIZE
s 100
THIRD PRIZE
s 75 oo
$50.00 Fourth Prize
$25.00 Fifth Prize
and Ten Prizes of $5
each will be awarded
Entries must be received by THE SPORTING
NEWS CONTEST EDITOR, P. O. Bo* 11,
St. Louis 3, Mo., by noon of December 31,
1953.
CHOOSE 11 WINNERS FROM THIS LIST
BY CIRCLING NAMES OF WINNING TEAMS
(Designate where you think teams will play to a tie score)
Send your selections to THE SPORTING NEWS and, in not more than
50 words, name the one team that will gain the most yardage by rushing
and passing, plus the number of yards you think it will gain by thp*e mean*.
SAMPLE FORM
| BOWL TEAM TEAM 1
1
I CIGAR Missouri Valley vs. LaCrosse 1
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1 COTTON • Rice vs. Alabama |
1 .........—1
1 GATOR Texas Tech vs. Auburn |
1 ORANGE Oklahoma vs. Maryland | j
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1 PRAIRIE VIEW Prairie View vs. Texas Southern |
1 j
1 ROSE Michigan State vs. UCLA
i SALAD Great Lakes vs. Fort Ord, Calif, j
| SHRINE East vs. West |
{ SUGAR Georgia Tech vs. West Virginia J
) SUN Mississippi Southern vs. Texas Western J
{ TANGERINE East Texas vs. Arkansas State J
I (Please print or type)
| Team with most yardage Yards
I I think
j NAME
I ADDRESS
I ZONE STATE
| CITY
I Name of My Paper is
YOU WILL RECEIVE
$500 ADDITIONAL
if you can name the 11 winners and actual .yardage
gained by rushing and passing by leading team listed
in the above bracket.
FOLLOW THESE RULES CAREFULLY
The object of THE SPORTING NEWS FOOTBALL BOWL CONTEST la t® aeleel
winners of the II fames listed above.
After making your predictions by circling names of winning teams, list the name
f the tram you think will gain most yardage by rushing and passing, plus the number
ut yards you think ft will gain by these means. This prediction will have a bearing on
t e awards only in the case two or more contestants are tied in the selection of
winning teams.
C ontestants must make all 11 selections and designate a choice of team to gain the
m»,:>L net yardage together with the prediction of the most net yardage gained by ruah~
ing and passing.
Print your name, street address, city, lone and state on your entry. Entry most
be submitted on a postal card (not in an envelope) to THE SPORTING NEWS CONTEST
EDITOR. P. O. Bo* 11, 8t. Louis 3, Mo. Copy the form above on a postal card. No
part of THE SPORTING NEWS or this newspaper v ill be required. Your entry mut
be in the office of THE SPORTING NEWS \>y noon of December 31, 1953.
In event of postponement of any game or a change in the schedule necessitating
its being played on a day other than scheduled or game not being played as listed,
then such game is automatically excluded from the contest.
A first prize of $200 will be awarded the individual whose entry names all selec¬
tion correctly. If more than one contestant names all winners correctly, the first prise
u inner will be selected by checking the accuracy of the team named to gain the most
yardage, and by computing how close the contestant comes to the correct yardage made.
In ca of a /solute ties duplicate prizes will be awarded. In the event no entry contains
11 : r lections correct, the nearest number of correct selections will receive first P r * ,e<
Second r>. i/e of $1( 1 third prize of $75, fourth prize of $50, fifth prize of $ 25 , and ten
prizes of $5 each will be awarded to contestants whose selections follow next In order.
Winners of this contest will be announced in the issue of THE SPORTI.
J-r ary 27, V A and in this newspaper during the same week. Decisions or me
udges will be final in all cases.
I ach contestant is limited to ONE set of selections in fairness to others. E»«l» entry
must be submitted on a postal card, not in an envelope.
Any person or persons may enter this contest, excepting employes of THE SPO®T*
ING NEWS and their families.
NOTICE
Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and four t h
v Saturday nights each
,
month at 8:00 p. m.
All qualilied Masons invited
to attend.
James Milton Rogers, W. M.
Early A. Ellis, Sr. Sec.
