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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1953)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Postoffice at Trenton, Ga., as second class mail KRS. CATHERINE C MORRISON Owner and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES - IN ADVANCE: One Year, $2.00; Six Months, $1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents * Plus State V'n Sales Tax Persons writing tor publication are requested to lurnish their names, otherwise the communication will not be published.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 charged at 50c and up for one Insertion, payable in advance Advertising rates will be furnished on application Locals and Personals Eddie Pace, who , was to get heme Christmas, will be home this w r eek end. Mr Betty Christopher was visiting relatives in Kentucky, during the holidays. Kelly Renfroe, who Ls station¬ ed in Louisanna, w'as home for Christmas. « U UU«. Browny Stephens will be teaclun- at Dade High when school reopens next Monday. The O C. T««ms celebrated , . , , their Christmas dinner on Sun- day with all their children and their familiesexcept Maurice. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Parker had all their immediate family, except Richard, home with them for Christmas. The M. J Hales, H. F. Allisons and Mrs. S J. Hale had their Chri tmas dinner Sunday night at S. P. Hales at Ryall Springs. The E. A. Ellis family dinner guests Christmas included Mijs Pace’s niece, Mrs. Jane Urban from Ashville, N. C. Mrs. W. E. Page and her im¬ mediate family, including Mr and Mrs. Roy Cousins and boys from Greenville, Ga., had Chris¬ tmas dinner together. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brandon had all their family home for I hristmas dinner. Thplr son, Dennis, had given them a TV set which all enjoyed. Mr and Mrs. M. J. Hale en¬ tertained Mrs. Frank Morrison, the J. E. Morrisons and the Duke Broome family, fjom Chickamauga, Christmas noon. Mrs. W. G. Morrison, Sr. en- tertained 24 members of her immediate family Christmas noon. Tre Roy and Ernest Mor¬ rison families w r ere missing. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bradford had the Hugh McKaig family, the Martin Bradfords Herman Mooies and Billy Joe Bradford as dinner guests Christmas. The holiday guests of Belle and Ollie Reeves and Mrs. Kate Hubble were Mr and Mrs. J. D. Copeland and children and Aaron Hubble of Griffin, Ga. Ajgnes Hubble of Waynesville, N. C , Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reeves Mrs. Jimmie Price of Chatta¬ nooga, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitehead of Columbia, Tenn. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the ,o second and fourth w Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m. All qualified Masons invited to attend. James Milton Rogers, W. M. Early A. Ellis, Sr. Sec. BACK TO MOTHER Wait a minute . don’t pack up and go back to mother when your appliances fail to work properly. We’ll admit it can be mighty exasperating, but here’s the solution. . . Give us a call. Our expert repairman will be ‘johnny on the spot’ to fix them in a hurry. We can make your appliances work like new. We use the best quality replacement parts and we guarantee all our work. TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. TRENTON GEORGIA rHE DADE COUNTY TIMES. TRENTON. GEORGIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1953 SANTA VISITS GARDEN CLUB PARTY I The beautifully beautiiuny decora decorated ten home of Mr. and Mrs. Montford Tatum was the gala scene Christmas Party. About 25 mem- bars hu bands and guests tended the a. fair, which is event eagerly awaited all yea; ' lon ^' ca " dles ’ TrL^coloTed' brightly-colored , . ball ball f ^infnTttble tne aming tame ana oui , tet , but the multi-cdlored bril- llance of the fat Christmas tree was ce nter of attraction During the evening, the group enjoyed watching television and competing for bingo prizes which were won by Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bigham, Mr. and Mrs. A. L Dyer and Mrs. Charles Gray. Highlight of the program of «,«ruuu entertainment I ucu l was - the - arrival of Santa Claus, who very hil- ariousjy gave out small gifts to all present. Mrs Joe E. Baker then presented a medley cf Chri'tmas songs. The me surprise surprise singing wubiujs of m “Hap- ^ py Birthday" by the group rS ' u es aSe ’ C a ™ th<* affair, followed „ by r, the was presentation . . of carnation ,. cor- a „ Photographs . . of ...... this inci- sage. dent, , . ’ as well ,, as other .. high ... spots t „ the evening, . were made , „ tor 0 the club's scrapbook Ten dollars was voted by the club, during a short business session, toward the prize fund of the Christmas Door and Outside Decoration Contest, w’hich is sponsored by the Gard- en dj u i,. At the close of the evening, delicious refreshments of small sandwiches, Yule cookies, mints and coffee were served buffet style. MRS. O’CONNELL SUFFERS ACCIDENT We know know her her mi many Dade county friends will be sorry to learn that just before Christ- mas, Mrs. Mona O’Connell suf- fered severe burns on her left leg and foot. Mrs. O'Connell was boiling some cloths on her cookstove and attempted to move this large tub of boiling soapsuds. She has had arthritis in her wrist and it gave way causing about 3 gallons of this boiling w r ater to spill down her left leg and foot. The doctor tells her it will be about six weeks before it will be healed enough for her to put on her shoe. We wish for her a speedy re¬ covery. . HAPPY NEW YEAR OOOOO O OO P OO OOCO OPC ■ Ju COOQOOOO O OOC W .- O O O O O OOQje RAYETTE • . WJ M JL i loholin-enriched latioltn-ei t ». hair color - . - ^ • Believe it or not, we can give you new natural-looking permanent hair color PLUS new lanolin-given hair health and lustre! Sarah ’s Coiffures PHONE 69 p TRENTON, GEORGIA ,QOOOOOOe> OOOOOOOPOOQSOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O u OOOOc UdIIUAIU ADITHADV EUNICi: TURNER MOORE News has been received of tire death of Mrs. Eunice Turner Moore, on December 21 at her :,i in Dallas, Texas, after an dines. of more than a year. Mrs. Moore a native o! Dade County v,as the si ter cf the late. Mrs. rom Newman and Claude S. rnc „ She is survived by one daugh- ter Mr Edith Harvey, and 3 sons Wes, Mace and George • f Dallas ____. MRS MAGGIE NAOMI SELF Mrs Maggie Narmi Self, 63, died December 24 at her home in Route 1 Rising Fawn. For many yea’s --he had been, an I active member of the Calvary j Baptist Church at Hazel Park, survived bv 4 />' _ vardie Rising Fawn, ______ Mrs. ’mtsi Mrs.' Baker Haze] park Mich . ^ son Talmadge self. Hazel i Park a nd Howard Self, Fort Gib- .son Oklahoma: six brothers, odip Ewin B * nd Dode ‘ siaydon, Term, and Ha and Rob- Memphta, Tenn. and p m mndS'S - tnr Clarksville Tenn.; ,s 16 jj* * ’ and five vreat grandchildren. Funeral Funeral services were held from the Pleasant View Presbyterian Church at Siaydon, Tenn. and interment was in the Pleasant View Cemetery. PETER F. NEWBY Peter F. Newby, 75, died at the home of his son, Andy Brown Newby, December 27. 97 He „ P "-was - was a a member of the Trenton Church of Christ for 55 years. Surviv¬ ing him is a son, Andy Brown Newby and a daughter, Mrs. C. B. England; a ^ ^ Maswell> Sal . lisaw, Oklahoma; one brother, Thomas Newby XT v. of n^onvuttr. Boguechitto, Miss.; six grandchildren and o , 9 2 ’ great grandchildren, a P runerai ,, nprt ,i b s services . were held fiom the FU „ ero l Home in chat- * wlth burlal . in the 01 F cemetery. Active pallbearers were I. H. w Wheeler, . Ji.. Joe Mayhew, John Austin, Herbert Clark, T. M. Tatum and Hugh Reeves. Honorary pall¬ bearers were D. T. Brown, W. M. Dowdey, R. M. Morrison, Dr. D. S. Middleton, Russ Reeves, J. P. Clark, W. M. Wall, Wiley Gass, Tom Stephens, J. A. Jerikins, Al¬ lison and Joe Blevins. MRS. CORA MOORE BRADFORD Mrs. Cora Moore Bradford, 75, pioneer resident of Lookout Mounta i n> died at her home December 26. She had been a mem b er 0 f the Methodist Church £ 0r gj years. Surviving her are her husband, Wesley Bradford; t w0 daughters Mrs. P. L. Neal, and L j Neal; four sons, Wal- tef c i au de, Floyd and ,Arvil Brad ford all of New Salem; one sister M rs j. c. Mathews; three brotherSi Ar t e. and Leon Moore Qf New Sa i em an d J. V. Moore, Tampa, Fla.;33 grandchildren _ and 47 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the New Salem Baptist Church with Revs. Edmund Chambers Ralph Clark and Albert Clark officiating. Interment was in the Hawkins Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Grady and Fred Bradford, Harold Cox, Herbert McKaig, Scott Gray, Mathews. Honorary pallbearers were Walter Gray, Cleve Mathews Kelly Adkins, William Nicol, R. A. McKaig, George Massey, John McGuffey, Roy Moore, Gordon Autry, Jack and Herschel Neal. > CKISMAN * ^ Up-To-Date Line of Hardware^ ^511 Market St. Phone 7-11 lH ^ Chattanooga, Tenn. ^ K .▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲ mbs. allie vvillis allison ;ur A.. 'Villis A’lisnn, 80 wH- ow of E. M. Allison, a me mbs.- a prominent no.tr Georgia famil y died December 25. Most °f her life was spent in Rising Fawn and she was a li-elcng member of the Ri ing Fawn Methodist Church, I For the last several years she had made her home with her (daughter, Mrs. W. C. Jacoway in Chattanooga. Here she at- tended St. Andrews Methodist ch where she was a member o fthe Henley-We-leyan, Class and the WSCS. She is survived by two daught- ers, Mrs. Jacoway and Mrs. N. D. Woodall, Kingston, Ontario* four sons, Edmund M., Harold W and Nicl P. Allison, all of Chattanooga and W. Clifton Al- lison, Valley Head, Ala.; three sisters, Mrs. Myra Ragcn, Valley Head, Misses Lillie and Maude Willis. Risins: Fawn «d and a a bro- bro- ’ Smith, A*.; 10 g.andchUdren and two great grandchildren, Funeral services were held from the Rising Fawn Methodist Church with Revs. Joe E. Baker Robert H. Duncan and Ernest D. Cushman, Jr. officiating. Burial w^ in the Hannah Ce-; metery. Pallbearers were Cecil Fletcher and Luther Allison. Dr. Edward Edward Johnson, Johnson, E. E. M. M. Parker, Parker. Hugh Cureton, Lunsfcrd Fricks and Charles F. 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