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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1954)
Entered at the Postoffice at Trenton, Ga., as second class mail. MRS. CATHERINE C MORRISON ........ Owner and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES —IN ADVANCE: One Year, $2 00, Stx Months, $1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents Plus State 3% Sales Tax. Persons writing for publication are requesiea to iurnish their names, otherwise the communication will not be published.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 eharged at 50c and up for one Insertion, payable in advance Advertising rates will be furnished on application He Is not here, but is risen: remember how he spake unto you when he was yet in Galilee, Saying, The Son of man must be delivered unto the hands of sinful men, and be crucified, and the third day rise again. And they remembered his words, And returned from the sepulchre, and told all these things unto the eleven, and to all the rest.—Duke 24. 6-9. BECAUSE OF AN EMPTY CROSS R. L. Itilten We know that there is life beyond death, Because of an empty cross We know that God loves us, Because of an empty cross. We knew there Is hope for a better world, Because of an empty cross. We know that God can overcome evil, Because of an empty cross. We know that there Is purpose in life, Because of an empty cross. We know that our lives can be noble. Because of an empty cross. We can rejoice at Easter, Because our Saviout was willing to go to a cross. We can rejoice at Easter, Because Christ overcome the cross. Locals and Personals Miss Lorene Williams is home sick with pneumonia We are glad to see Mr. Ly¬ man Taylor around again after his long illness. Dr. Middleton’s condition is reported as very much the same as last week. Dade’s members of the Tri- County Hospital Authority Board attended a regular meet¬ ing last Monday night. Mrs. Roy Climer with her small daughter from Atlanta are visiting the Mont ford Ta¬ tums Mr and Mrs. Driggs A. Moore from Murfreesboro Tenn., called on the E A El¬ lis during their visit to Dade. Mrs. G C Tatum’S only liv¬ ing aunt, Mrs. Ola Case from Chattanooga, was her weekend visitor Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Brown and Sandy Swan have gone to Detroit to visit with Sandy’s parents. Dr. and Mrs Jack H Rauls- ton have been visiting his par¬ ents, Mr & Mrs. E L Rauls- ton. Dr. Raulston is interning at Miami Beach, Florida Mr, and Mrs. R. G. Peter¬ son from the Floral Crest Com¬ munity are visiting relatives in Indiana and their daughter in Chicago. Mrs. Delmas Freeman, with her mother, Mrs. Campbell who is visiting her, and Mrs. J C. Biilue motored to Trion Tuesday. We see the Sheriff out with his power mower cutting the Jail lawn, and Clerk of Selective Service Ernest Stewart out wielding a swing blade on the little patch of grass in front of his office. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dugan are announcing the coming marriage of their daughter Elizabeth to Mr Robert Law- son on Sunday, April 18. Ro¬ bert is a son of Mr and Mrs. C. G. Lawson. The wedding will take place at the Slygo Meth- edist Church OOOCM MUJ OOOOOOOOO O OOOOCX IT IT’S QUALITY STEP LADDERS you want they are made right here in Trenton. Tatum & Case handles them. ASK FOR DADE-MADE STEP LADDERS COSTNER MEG. CO. On Theatre Lot. See George Shipp THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON. GEORGIA THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 19^4 Nature Brings Us Easter Beauty Nature is putting out her best finery for us in Dade County this Easter. The dogwood is magnificent with not enough leaves out on the trees, as yet, to obstruct the view. The fruit trees and wild honysuc-kle are adding their white and pink to this picture of loveliness. Lawns are green and the many flowers blooming around the houses are nodding their bright colors in the soft warm breezes. But the pure, chaste white blossoms of the dogwood, shin¬ ning through the forests oi outlined against the tall stately trees is an Easter inspiration of the glory of God. OBITUARY CHARLES A. QUINTON Charles A Quinton, 84, died April 8. He was born and raised in Dade County and was a member of the Piney Grove Baptist Church for 59 years. He is survived by three sons; Vic¬ tor Quinton, Bridgeport, Ala., Theodore and Frank Quinton, living in Chattanooga; one bro¬ ther, Brock Quinton, Chatta¬ nooga; and four grandchil¬ dren. Funeral services were held at the Piney Grove Bap¬ tist Church with Revs. Pearl Tinker, Grover Long and Paul Gladden officiating. Active pallbearers were Joe Slaton, Woodrow Tinker, Charles Me Donald, Hardie Price, Allison Blevins, Joe Blevins, James Fo¬ rester and Barney Fugate. Hon¬ orary pallbearers were Ray¬ mond Morrison, Purdle Slaton James Case. Robert Woolbright Jim Tinker, T. J Turner, Col. D E Morrison, Charles Jef¬ frey, Gus Forester, Louis Me Bryar, Doug Mahan and W. S Spradding. Interment was in the Trenton Baptist Cemetery MRS. ORA MARION Mrs. Ora Marion, 73. died April 4 at the home of her only daughter. Mrs. George Burkett Bristol, Tenn. She is also survived by her grandson, Lyle; Marion. Mrs. Marion was bornj and live around reared and Bristol, all Tenn her people j AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 First and third Friday every month, 7:30 P. M Legion Kail Woodrow Tinker, Comm. E L. Raulston, Adj. Army Maj. Guggie E. Kyzer, 3>, son of Mrs. Lula Kyzer, Tren¬ ton Ga recently assumed command in Japan of XVI Corps 50th Signal Battalion. In the Far East since January 1952, he was formerly the unit’s execut ve officers. Kyzer. who enter¬ ed the Army during October 1941, wears the European-African Middle Eastern Campaign Ribb >, Hr, wife, Alice, lives in San¬ ta Fe, N. M. (U . S. Army Photo) PATIENTS IN TRI-COUNTY HOSPITAL FROM DADE COUNTY Mrs. Tommie Louise Castle¬ berry, Route 3, Rising Fawn. i .F T US DO YOUR PRINTING THE I)ADE COUNTY TIMES You Can Do It! Bring in your old car to trade in on a later model. Select from these special values in used cars and trucks. lACI nftFV V A FI,™ Gyromatic Transmission, Radio, Heater, Directional lt/Dl IM/i/UL, 4 DuOi vOiOilcl signals. White Wall Tires, Black Finish. One Owner. $1095 00 Low Mileage -----> * — __ -- -- -- -- ------ 1951 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe, Cranbrook r f . QQ 33J.VV r m Car Runs Perfect ____________ 1951 STUDEBAKER Lai i f riser, t c ’ Wh " $ 995.00 inen lyjU nAAfL DUl/iifc '■ n iUOui M i*i£tcG5vVUi j ,. 1. 00*1, I. Radio, Heater, Tires Like New, Light Green 4 Finish. This car is perfect from bumper to (jj QQ 1950 BUICK 4 Door Super $ 995.00 1948 CHEVROLET 2 Door Fleet Master, Extr ? a ^ $ 495.00 1949 FORD 2 Dog. Custom, Looks and Runs Good, Bargain of a lifetime __ S 395.00 1948 PONTIAC 2 Door Streamliner, $ 595.00 1941 FORD Club Coupe, p or t h e man who wants good cheap transportation I 145.00 t It/OO QCO nnnf i/Ul/uL F 9 L Tnn lull, ^ wo s P ee d ax/e, 5 speed trans., 825 x 20, 10-ply Tires, Low mile- a g e( f u ][y guaranteed. One of the best used trucks we have ever *d*i jQr AA offered at such a bargain _______________________________ 1952 DODuL 2 tOn, 2xtra Clean, All Tires Good. A Steal for __ __ __________ S 995.00 IQCO 1 fnrynAI U1E.VAULTS Lj 3 Ynn lull, Tires Like New. Dark Green Finish, Good Stake Body. tf* U^/O.UU OQC AA vJl. 4 This truck is ideal for Truck Farming __ __ ]950 D0DCF2T P 2 speed axle, 825 x 20 Tires. This truck is clean and has lots of 79500 1949 DODGE Ton., Runs n1 \ LikeNew $ 595.00 _______________________ 1946 CHEVROLET i Ton Panel Good Mo(or Lots 0/ good ' $ 195.00 , ________ Easy Terms. Up to 18 or 24 months to pay. DYER MOTOR CO., Trenton, Ga. t MISSION SERVICES Every Sunday at 3 P M. at Masonic Lodge, Trentotn, Ga. Sunday, April 18, 1954 REV. BENNY BOWMAN Evangelist Chattanooga, Tenn. To Wed Carl Cross Mr. and Mrs. Tom of Trcntcn are announcing marriage of theii daughter Bertha Mae to Carl Cross, son of Mr. and Clarence Cro-s of The weJding will take place 6:0 q P. M., Saturday, April at thf? Trenton Church Christ, with I. H. Wheeler the officiating minister. Miss Betty Stephens will tend her sister as maid of or, while Johnny Wallen act as be r t man for the groom. Ushers for the ceremony John L. Case Co. Presents AUNT HET I never get caught pronouncin’ a word wrong. If I’m among folks that are apt to know what’s right I stick to little two-jointed, everyday words AUTOMATIC and take no chances. JOHN L. CASE CO. WASHER Completely automatic. HARDWARE & APPLIANCES Has every work-saving feature. Come in for a Trenton, Ga. Phone 314 demonstration' be Roy Stephens and Frank Neely. Murrel Smith and Miss Helen Fay Wheeler will sing at the wedding. No invitations have been mailed, but all f: lends of either the bride or groom are cor¬ dially invited to be present at the ceremony. t O O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 38 TRENTON Regular meeting each Tues¬ day night at 8:00 P. M Charlie Jeffrey, N. G. A. C. Durham, Secy.
