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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1954)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Post Office at Trenton. Ga . as 2nd class mail Mrs. C. C. Morrison, Publisher Locals and Personals Mrs. E G Wright, Sr. was visiting in Dade County over the weekend. Congratulations to Mr. W. H. Dugan on his birthday last week Little Dana Nethery, daugh¬ ter of the Martin Nethery’s is recovering fr^m a throat infec¬ tion Mr. Ernest Stewart was in Calhoun Monday and Tuesday of this week attending a Clerk’s School lor Selective Service of- We are very glad to see Mrs. Louise Wright back on the Square She is working a little each day. These warm days have brought out the red bud and dogwood blossoms are beginning to come out. iicials. The blasting you heard around Trenton Saturday was being done in connection with grading the athletic field cn the Dade School grounds Principal Billue explained that they expect to build a tennis and basket ball court there. The Trenton Drug Store is locking better with new Venetian blinds. Dr. Cooke is having as¬ phalt tile flooring laid as part of the renovation of his office. James William Cureton, the Dudley Curetcns young son, is in bed with a severe case of measles. Gary Collier, who has been stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., was visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mis. I. H Wheeler, Jr. ever the weekend After a few days visit with his mother, Mrs. V. C Collier, in Big Stone Gap, Va., he will continue to California where he will em¬ bark for Hawaii for his next station. ODD FELLOWS’ DISTRICT MEET HELD HERE AT LEGION HALL The I. O. O. F. held their 17th annual district meeting on March 27 at the American Le¬ gion Hall in Trenton This was the fir t time the meeting was ever held in Dade-Gounty. Spe¬ cial speakers included the Grand Secretary of Atlanta Grand Master of Dalton, and Deputy Grand Warden of La Fayette. Welcome addresses were given by Mayor A L Dyer on behalf of Trenton and by M J. Hale for Dade County , About one hundred visitors from the other lodges attend¬ ed. These were from LaFayette Airogan, Rome, Cedartown Rossville Trion and Dalton A chicken stew was served to the visitors on the Legion grounds. ARMY OPENS DOOR TO ARMS AND SERVICES The Department of the Army nas announced that direct vo- unteer enlistments can now be made for arms and services of the United State's Army There will be a limitation - on enlist¬ ments for service troops and r>pen quotas on combat arms.' ncluding the corps of military | r>olice A directive announcing this jolicy has been received by Sergeant Strickland, the Army! Tecruiter in Trenton from ' the Recruiting Main Station at At- anta. The regulation as received: vill allow young men of this 1 trea wishing to enlist in the 1 United States A:my for the | irst time, to select the branch >f the service they desire to erve with. This directive al- ows assignments to all army iranches For instance, if a Tung man desires the corps of ngineers, signal corps, quarter- naster, armored, adtujant gen- ral’s corps, army medical serv- ce, transportation or any other iimy branch, he may enlist for lis choice simply by applying nd stating his preference to Sergeant Strickland at the Lo- ai Draft Board each Tuesday n Trentcn, who will send him o Atlanta for processing and nlistment. Sgt. Strickland announced hat this is the first time that irect enlistments for all •ranches have been open since 948 and feels that young men f this area contemplating mi¬ ltary service or of draftable age /culd benefit greatly from this •pportunity as offered by the lited States Army. MRS. DIXON ANNOUNCES OPENING SCHEDULES OF LAKE WINNEPESAUKAH I AMUSEMENT CENTER Mrs. Minette Dixon, owner and manager of Lake Winne-j pe aukah, one of the outstand-J ing and most popular resorts in , the entire Southland, has an¬ nounced opening schedules. On the two week-ends of April 10th and 11th and April 17th and 18th the amusement center wall swing open tn the public with all rides and con- cessions open Then on April 24th the park will begin its full-time operation. GRAND OPENING will be on Sunday, April 25th During April and May each year hundreds of school picnics gather to enjoy clean, whole¬ some outdoor fun and sun. Each Spring' Winnepesaukah distributes to the schools in the area well ever 100,000 Student Bargain Passes so that the girls and boys can enjoy the rides and swims for only 10 cents. Winnepesaukah is proud of her large swimming pool with its hundreds of thousands gal¬ lons of pure chlorinated water The pool Is drained and scrub¬ bed each week. Thre will be 15 new Dodge Cais this year. All rides and concessions have undergone their regular winter paint jobs and all canvas Is new. This 1954 season, marks the beginning of the 30th year of continuous operation under the same management. IRISH POTATOES ARE A GOOD BUY One of the best buys in the food stc:e today is Irish pota¬ toes. There are so many ways to prepare poatoes and all of them are good. The supply is ample the quality is fine and the price is right. Irish potato growers need help in moving surplus potatoes before the new crop comes tc market. The housewife car help the farmer while making her food dollar have move ‘cents’. Growing children the fim nourishment that comes from well prepared potatoes. The housewife uses them often in planning meals and while the} are such a bargain she should use them .. a couple , of , extra , times right away. While mak¬ ing the food dollar reach fur¬ ther, you will also be helping save a good food NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS I will be at Simmon's Store, near Brown's Gap on Sand Mt, Friday, Apiil 8 from 4:00 P M. until 9:00 P M and at Coo¬ per’s Store in the Big Woods on Sand Mountain Saturday after¬ noon April 9 to innoculate all dogs against rabies. C. A. Whited, Rabies Inspector. F W Talley in the Avans district on Sand Mountain re¬ b orts *' lat two weeks ago. He put the dog up, the dog became very sick and died thir Monday. He had indicationsV)f being mad and tlie Rabies Inspector has sent his head to the State Health Department in Atlanta for analysis. The Rabies Inspector is ask- ing that all in the area cooper¬ ate in watching their dogs and children that no one else shall bRt en Having all dogs in- noculated, according to law ^ ie ^P P llt a 5 i°P to spreading of rabies CRISMAN ^ k 4 " ^ k Up-To-Date Line of Hardware^ , ^511 Market St. Phone - 7-1114 -1114^ n[ k r Chattanooga, Tenn. 114AAAAAAAAA A’ 4 AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 ' First fir. t and srrl third tnird Friday friday everv every month. 7:30 P. M Legion Hall Woodrow Tinker. Comm, tn L r Raulsto n, Adj. 4r! i t Every \iissinv at 1 Trentom, Sunday Masonic !>ek»u.E!» weevw-cs at Lodge, Ga. 3 P M. Sunday. April 11. 1954 REV. JAMES GRAVES Evangelist Fort Payne, Alabama i THE DADE COUNTV TIMES. TREN'ION, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1954 SALE OF LOOKOUT MOUN¬ TAIN HOTEL PROPERTY WHEREAS, by Security Deed uatea uecemvir or, i^a, o joun umi Cituegieen u convey L uu.c.yca ea to ^ cue American ivationat msur- auce company, a corporation unuer me Jaws oi tne re dace 01 itxas, tne real anu personal properly Hereinafter descrioe-u, ior me purpose oi securing an inuemeuness therein set out oi the Cleric oi tne auperio: ^ seq. to wiiicn deea anu tne rec_ru thereoi reierence is nere made ior its terms ana wrucKiCAS, default was made in trie payment oi a note wnicn constituted an installment oi Z a r a dn deiauTw^ iU5J; and inade in paying mteiest upon tne entire maebtedness aue November 1. 1953; and default was made in paying taxes ter tne years 19 o 2 and 1953 uue up- on tne . property securing said indebtedness, the amount ol which has been paid by said grantee and has been aaded to the amount of said principal indebtedness as provided by the terms of said security deed, an r oecause of such deiaults, and pursuant to the terms cf said note, and tne security deed se- curing same, the holaers of said indebtedness have elected to exercise their right to acceler- ate the maturity ol said enure indebtedness and has declared the entire debt to be due and! payable, ana default has been made in the payment and NOW, still THEREFORE, continues. because j fn dS STS- F Ma ^’ 1 54, Wlthl * a i a u* urs f sale, . at the : rv? Gourt * House door in Trenton Dade f r sale County. and \\ill Georgia sell at auction expose; ior cash the following SSl b '^. des cribed real and personal pro¬ perty, being the same property described in said Security Deed, and being known as the Look- cut Mountain Hotel Property to-wit: Certain lands and buildings in Land Lots Fifty-Three (53-1 and Fifty-Four 154) in the Tenth District and Fourth Sec¬ tion of Dade County, Georgia, located cn Lookout Mountain and immediately surrounding the Lookout Mountain Hotel lo¬ cated on what is locally known as Jackson Hill, and shown on Plat of First Unit of Lookout Mountain Estates, of record in Plat Book 1, page 28. in the of¬ fice of the Clerk of the Supe¬ rior Court of said County, par¬ ticularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a two inch boiler tube set in concrete on the Southeast side of the Road Jupiter as shown by said Plat, where said road intersects the West •• line of - what • ■ is ■ gen¬ erally known as the Carter 5 acre tract, and being imme¬ diately south of the point where the tract known as the Ochs Gateway, a plat of which is of record in Plat Book 1, Page 17. in said clerk’s office, meets on the Northwest line of said Road; thence running Southwestwardly and South¬ wardly along the Southeastern and Eastern line of said road 1,310 feet, more or less, to the Northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 17, Lookout Mountain Estates; thence continuing along the East side of said road, and along the West line of said Block 17, of Lookout Mountain Estates, a distance of 803.5 feet to a point where said road intersects an unnamed road running East and West said point being the Southwest corner of said Block 17. an d be-, ing z0 feet North of the am- j sion line between Land Lots 53: and 5b, in said. District and Section; along the thence South Lines Eastwardlyj of Lots 8 and 9, in said Block 17, Look¬ out Mountain Estates, a dist¬ ance of 290 feet to a point which is 30 feet, measured at right angles, from the center of the Scenic Highway; thence in a Northeastwardly direction, in a curve to the right, running 30 feet from and parallel to the center of the Scenic Highway, and so as to include within these boundaries a small trian¬ gular tract 'ocated at the in¬ tersection of the Read of Mars with the Scenic Highway, a to¬ tal distance of 2o0 feet, more or less, to a point in the East line of Lot 23. Block 17. located a distance of 47.2 feet North¬ eastwardly from the Southwest of said lot; thence run- ning in a Northerly direction, along alone the the Northwestern Northwestern and Western line of Scenic^ High a distance cf 672.3 feet. more ........ or less, to the Northeast corner of Block 17. Lookout Mountain Estates; thence con¬ tinuing on Northwardly along the West line of Scenic High¬ way 842 feet, more or less, to a 2 inch boiler tube set in con¬ crete on the West side of said Highway, being the Southeast corner of said Carter 5-acre l ract : thence South 88 degrees g „ minutes Wc-’t along the South line cf the Carter 5-acre tract, 380 feet, more or less, to the Southwest corner thereof; thence>North utes West along 1 degree the West 25 min line _ of the carter 5-acre tract 337.5 feet tQ P° int of beginning EXCEPTING THEREFROM Lots Nos. 11 and 12. of Block 17. j Lookout Mountain Estates. t as shown on Plat of record in Plat Book 1, Page 28, aforesaid ! EXCEPTING THEREFROM the Southwest corner of Lot 8. BlotSk No. 17. of Lookout Moun- Estates, as shown on said taken in rounding the F. H. A. NEWS The Dade County High F.H.A Club attenc i e d the Spring F.H.A Di inct meeting in Carioltcn, , Georgia. All the girls that at- tpnrlorl tended had harl a a verv very nice nice time time, The girls who attended this meeting were Linda Wool- iS. br j. !bl Faye uidi Stephens, Lynnl Linda Delilah Dcyle, Faye Limbough, Bobbie Mo; g an - Meredith Sims, Mary Smith, cur Chapter Mother ^rs. Ersaline Carroll, and Mrs Edna M. Suttcn, adviser. The Stale F.H.A. • officers £ e nominated. Two nominees _ riff , win attend the National Meeting and will com- Fete j cr s tate officers. Seve.al cf the activities were a Fashion Show; a skit, 'The r f the curious Coins”; . .. enji.e .. „ .migim, y t c grup and singing by a boys quartet. £ tacn , CIUD , b had naa their 1 own p i cn i c lunch which was spread . o „ the college grounds. Another . hightiign . htli ht was a talk • by Mrs. Bernice McCullar. Mary Smith, amith Rpnnrter Reporter, — curve at the intersection of East line of Road of with the North line of an un¬ road, Together with the buildings known as Lookout ffirSte^o„°s r trucUd a o? a namos, motors, boilers, screens w i nc j 0 w shades, curtain fix- J awnings ff ; me boxes ’ clean- ange s> furnac es vacuum heating refrigerating, and Plumbms, ventUatlns. eas. electric light fixtures, elevators and machinery, appliances, plants, apparatus, equipment fittings, machinery, furniture, fixtures and personal property of every kind (belonging to the Grantor, in or that shall be placed in any building or build¬ ings now or hereafter standing on said premises, or any part thereof, together with all of the appurtenances, heredita¬ ments, rents, issues and profits, now or hereafter belonging to, and all the right, title and in¬ terest of Grantor in and to all leases and subleases, now or hereafter on or to said real es¬ tate; all dower, right of home¬ stead c 1 a Fm s and demands whatsoever of the Grantor, and the reversion or reversions, re¬ mainder or remainders, in and to said premises, and each and every part thereof, and toge¬ ther with all the rents, issues and profits thereof (which are hereby specifically assigned) and together with all operating equipment and as-ets of every description, and all other pro¬ perty necessary or incident to the operation of said property as a hotel, now or hereafter owned by the Grantor, as wel 1 a§ any and all renewals and additions to said property, which may be made prior to the payment in full of the in¬ debtedness secured by this deed, including therein, among all other items of personal pro¬ perty, all right, title and inter¬ est of the Grantor in and to all furniture, furnishings, equip¬ ment, bedding, linens, towels, dishes, cooking utensils, car¬ pets, rugs, office furniture work of art; piancs, fixtures, paintings, statues and lamps radio apparatus, equipment and instruments, paintings, motors. lathes, tanks, pumps, air eempressor machines, rheostats, charging boards, electrical ap- pii anc es. service or other trucks, ca;ts and waK0 ns, it being fur- ^ er understood, however, that enumeration of any speei- fic articles cf personal proper ty shall in nowise exclude or be held to exclude any item personal property not above specifically mentioned. All of which land, property, real, personal and mixed, and rights hereby con¬ veyed or intended so to be, are: hereinafter in this instrument sometimes referred to as the “premises. ” The real estate hereinabove described is that conveyed by the Lookout Mountain Compa¬ ny of Georgia to Alaga. Inc., by deed dated May 31 1943. and now recorded in Book 34 of Deeds. Page 593. et seq., in the Office of the Clerk of the Su¬ perior Court of Da.de County, Georgia, to which deed refer¬ ence is hereby made for further description Said S John Littlegreen be¬ ing now deceased, said proper¬ ty will be sold as the property of the Estate of said S John Littlegreen or his heirs or as¬ signs and to divest out of said or heirs or assigns any all right, title, interest, or demand which they or, of them may have in and said property and vest same the Durchaser. The proceeds of said sale will applied first to the payment fhe principal and interest on said debt and the added to the debt on of payment of delin¬ taxes and the expenses this sale, and the balance, if delivered to the Adminis- of 4he E ; tate of said S. Littlegreen. deceased, or successors This nilS 5th w^ riav V nf ° J Ann! 1Q54 4 T insurancf INSURANCE COMPANY comp an v C. G. MILLIGAN. Attorney GARDEN CLUB HEARS DADE VOCAL GROUPS The Garden Club members, meeting at the home of Mrs m. J. Hale last Thursday, were enthusiastic over a talk and chort chart guide cr,iir(p cn cn TClnwar Flower Arrange Arrange- I ments given by Mrs. Delmasj Freeman. The charming raan- ner in which she piesented her attention. subject captured the audience's j Mrs. Freeman varied her talk on the ananging ^ r.s by giving first a brief history cf the different methods used in 5 the past. She illustrated this, and her entire talk, with pic- tures which she had drawn and colored herself. As she progres¬ sed to the line, color, balance and the like cf an arrange- ment, she had drawn both an unattr .... active arrangement ^ and the one beside it showed how' mcv j n g a flowers j coulcl hel P the looks - The Dade County H. School fcls trlQ and b quarte t, as- 1 Slste<i ... , by Music teacher Keith celk at the piano, had opened j . the mee ting Each group sang i * two numbers u and . Mr. Delk ,, gave j ja i piano sclo, all of which was greatly enjoyed by everyone Mrs Early Ellis gave a talk on chrysanthemums which sti¬ mulated the interest of the members to talking about the raising of this family of flow¬ ers. e 4 9 a © § a i a a a % a a • a a 1951 DODGE, 4 Door Coronet Gyro Trans., Radio, a Heater , _„$1095.00 a ______________ __ __ __ ---- a a 1950 DODGE, 4 Door, Meadow brook. Radio, Heater. • Extra Good __ — --$ 995.00 a __ ________ __ - a 1948 CHEVROLET, 2 Door Fleetn aster $ 595.00 a __ a 1941 FORD, 2 Door Sedan __ ..$ 125.00 © __ __ _ _ a 1948 PONTIAC, 2 Dr. Hydran atic. Runs Extra Good $ 695.00 a a HENRY “ J", Cyl. Er.iia Clean $ 595.00 a 1952 2 Door , 6 ____ a a 1951 STUDEBAKER, 2 Door Land Cruiser, a White Wall Tires ________________ ____ $ 995.0C 9 a 1951 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook Club Coupe ____ $ 995.0C a % USED TRUCKS 9 9 a 1953 DODGE, 2 ton, 2 speed, 825 x 20 Tires. Like new --$1695.00 9 a 1952 DODGE y 2 Ton Pick-up $ 995.00 a __________________ a 1950 DODGE, 2 Ton 2 Speed, 825 x 20 Tires $ 795,00 a , __ a 1949 DODGE y Ton Pick-up $ 695.00 a 2 ______ a 1952 CHEVROLET Ton, G od Tires Runs Perfect $ 995.0C a . o •1946 CHEVROLET V Ton Pa wel $ 195.00 a z __ ______ a a See wide selec¬ EASY TERMS! a our You always a tion of fine used can You’ll find UP 24 Months TO depend on the De¬ a cars. pendable Used Cars just the model to TO PAY Dodge- a suit your purse and sold by your a purpose. Plymouth Dealer. a COME IN TODAY! a Dyer a Motor Co, a a a a TRENTON. GEORGIA a a The monthly flower show* several entries and the arrangement entries were brought before the mem- bers and discussed under the, of Mrs. Freeman | and Mns A L D y er , who is an ... accredited . flower _____ .. u _ — judge in the Federation. | After the business meeting •■■■BMao lied’i oM c . oaa.ooo B .re c e oncoocn^ Cleaners isi Phone 311 Trenton, Ga. Open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. -*~oe©c©aoo» t COME-AND SEE i i ► i r OUR SELECTION i P i ► < > Easter Candies i k i ► i ► TRENTON DRUG STORE i ► i ► i ► TRENTON, GA. PHONE 227 i ► i which followed, a social hoir was enjoyed during which the refreshments were served » O O. F. TRENTON LODGE No in TRENTON Regular meeting each tue?. night at 8:00 „ „„ _ p. iV l Charlie Jeffrey, n g A. C. Durham, Secy.
