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CAVE SPRINGS
PARTY LINE
By James C. Holder
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Forester
have moved from their daugh¬
ter's, (Mrs. Wesley Forester)
place to their old home place.
Mrs. Dan Forester ga$e a
Tupperware party recently and
there were 18 present. Games
were played and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Lester Forester was vi¬
siting relatives in Birmingham
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Forester
have purchased a ’53 Chevrolet
recently. We hope they will
have many happy miles of plea¬
sure.
Mis. Lamar Powell gave a
Tupperware party recently.
Game; were played and re¬
freshments were served to those
present.
I am sorry to report that I
haven’t had much to report
lately, but hope to have more
in the future.
Mrs. Tom Holder accompan¬
ied her sister, Mrs. Ray Steele,
to the hospital and we hope sin
is some better.
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DADE
THEATER
SUN., MON., April 18 - 19
Filmed in French Morrocco
SAADIA
In Technicolor
Cornel Wilde, Mel Ferrer,
Rita Gam
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TUES., WED., April 2ft - 21
SPLIT SECOND
Stephen McNally Alexis Smith
Jan Sterling
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THURS, FRI., April 22 - 23
Escape From
Fort Bravo
Photographed in Ansco Color
Wiliam Holden, Eleanor Parker
John Forsythe
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SATURDAY, April 24
Mighty Joe Young
Terry Moore
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OPENING TIMES
Week Days: 7:00 P. M.
Saturday: 2:30 P. M.
Sunday: 3 P. M. (two shows in
afternoon). Close for Church
and reopen at 8:45 P. M.
LOOKOUT DRIVE IN
THEATER
Cummings and Birmingham
Highway
SUN., MON., TUES.,
April 18 - 19 - 2,0
BAD BLONDE
Barbara Payton, Tony Wright
COLLEGE CAPERS
IN 3-D
Cartoon and Comedy
Glasses Free!
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WED., THURS., FRI.
April 21 - 22 - 23
Best of the West!
SHANE
In Technicolor
Alan Ladd, Van Heflin,
Jean Arthur, Brandon DeWilde
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SATURDAY, April 24
You’re Not So Tough
Leo Gorcen, Huntz Hall
and The Bowery Boys
Three Color Cartoons
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Drive In Theatre Pass
STARLITE
Rossville - Past Peerless
or
LOOKOUT
Cummings & Bhm. Hwys.
Free Pass For Driver of Car
Mondays through Thursdays
with one paid admission
Tear out—Present at Boxoffice
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THE DaJYE COtfVi'fyTlMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954
TREASURER’S QUARTERLY STATEMENT
FOR JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH, 1954
DISBURSEMENTS
Labor...............:...........................$5,136.37
Gas, Oil and Grease................................ 1,847.60
Tires, Tubes, Repairs.............................. 476..79
Auto Parts and Labor.............................. 710.44
Patrol, Grader and Shovel Parts and Repairs............ 588.05
Bridge Timber ..................................... 367.79
Culvert Tile........................................ 515.20
Steel for Bridge.................................. 137.77
Court Cost.......................................... 185.04
1 Smith-Corona Typewriter........................ 100.00
Director of Internal Revenue, 4th quarter Tax 1953...... 216.90
Georgia Forestry Commission, 1st qt. payment 1954...... 1,114.58
2 Mattresses for Health Center........................ 18.00
Coroner's Jury and Inquest on Sim Gilley............... 43.00
Patching and Resurfacing Hooker Road................. 1,000.00
Jury Cost, March Term Court 1954...................... 2,194.00
Courthouse Jail Repairs............................. 178.20
Crushed Stone..................................... 107.10
Tags for County Trucks............................ 21.25
Bulldozer work................. 413.75
Sheriff’s Turnkey and Board Bill....................... 597.00
Office Supplies ..................................... 164.84
Courthouse and Jail Supplies......... 54.98
Tri-County Hospital Payment cn 1953 Levy............. 6,000.00
1 Chevrolet Truck (2 Ton)........................... 2,250.00
1 Dodge Truck 12 Ton)............................... 2,150.00
Courthouse artd Jail Coal.............................. 217.87
Water Bill.......................................... 24.50
Phone Bill, 2 months................................ 71.72
Light Bill, 2 months................................ 151.98
Dynamite......................................... 31.25
Clerk's Salary..................................... 362.40
Janitor’s Salary.................................... 290.50
Nurse’s Salary and Expenses......................... 894.84
Paupers............................................ 50.00
Attorney’s Legal Service............................. 150.00
Dade County Department Public Welfare.............. 1.444.26
Cherokee Regional Library........................... 75.00
Tax Commissioner’s Salary.......................... 582.90
County Agent’s Salary.............................. 441.75
Teachers’ Retiiement Board........................ 55.02
Vital Statistics...................................... 21.50
Dental Clinic Supplies.............................. 118.42
Dentist and Nurse work on School Children............. 72.00
Septic Tank Pumping and Repair on Jail
and Courthouse Sept^ Tanks....................... 467.31
Solicitor General’s Salary Supplement.................. 168.60
Balance Commission Due Treasurer for year 1953
as per Audit Report.............................. 1,767.22
Total Disbursements for Jan., Feb., March, 1954......$34,101.69
RECEIPTS
Balance December 31, 1953..........................$75,158.42
Tax Commissioner .................................. 18,918.85
State Gas Tax..................................... 4,392.18
State of Georgia Road-Grant-in-Aid................. 3,527.70
Old Batteries..................'.................... 3 00
3 Old Junked Trucks............................... 75 00
Scrap Iron....................................... 32.00
Ordinary Fines and Forfeitures (Traffic Cases)........ 852.50
Rent on Co-op building (4 months).................... 100.00
Board of Health..................................... 617.55
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Total Receipts first quarter 1954..............$103,677.20
Less Disbursements for first quarter 1954.. .$34,101.69
.
Balance on Hand March 31, 1954.....................$ 69 575.51
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BYRD’S CHAPEL
By Mrs. Phil Keith
Mrs. Edmon Reeves is reco¬
vering at home after a few
days in the hospital.
The Jessie Reeves’ recent vi¬
sitors were Mrs. Lewis Blevins,
Miss Betty Jo Blevins and Glen
I. Castleberry.
Mr. Raymond Castleberry
and Mr. Dent Dean went to
Chattanooga Friday to the ball
game.
We had another wedding
Sunday. A couple from Alaba¬
ma stopped over at Long’s Store
and were married by D. F.
Long.
Mrs. Joe Brown and chil¬
dren are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Palmer,
at Rock Springs, Ga.
that’s the bank
•for me!"
'When it comes to outright
pleasantness, you can’t beat
the folks at the American Na¬
tional Bank. Friendly.. .polite-
like... they make me feel that
none of my money problems
are ever too small or trouble¬
some for them to handle.”
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American National Bank
AND TRUST COMPANY
CHATTANOOGA
MAIN OFFICE ST. ELMO BRANCH
Eighth and Market Sts. 3734 St. Elmo Avenue
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
ONE FIRM FAITH
I don’t believe the half I hear,
Nor the quarter of what I sre!
But I have one faith, sublime
and true,
That nothing can shake or
slay;
Each spring I firmly believe
anew
All the seed catalogues say!
—Carolyn Wells
Soil Conservation
Col. I). E. Morrison, Supervisor I
A1 Webb, SCS Technician
We are glad to welcome Mr.!
Floyd Smothers of the Avans'
community, as a new cooper ■'
ator of the Coosa River Soil
Conservation District. We have
run several feet of terrace lines
to be built on Mr. Smother’s
farm. These terraces, when
built, should help keep the good
soil he has on his field and
old quite a bit of the water for
the soil to soak up.
We are glad to see some of
our ccoperato;s preparing for
te dry summer months ahead.
Among these are Mrs. Cecil Me'
Mahan and son Donr-ie who
have recently constructed two|
stock ponds thai should afford,
when filled, enough water for
several head of cattle.
Mr. H. G. Daverson, on Sand
Mountain, is a firm believer in
terrace maintenance. He real¬
izes that no terrace is stronger
than its weakest place and
tries to see that there are no
weak places.
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WEEKEND REVIVAL AT
NEW ENGLAND B. CHURCH
There will be a weekend re¬
vival at the New England Bap¬
tist Church starting Friday
night. Come on cut and lets
make a revival what it should
be.
The monthly singing will be
Sunday afternoon at the New
England Baptist Church start¬
ing at 2;00 o’clock.
Everyone has a hearty wel¬
come. Come on cut and enjoy
the singing.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
The dog which bit the F. W
Talley’s dog, radios, v'hich presumably
died from is still at
large. It is hoped that everyone
in this territory is still watch¬
ing out for this mad dog and
taking propeT precaution with
their own children and dogs as
other dogs, besides the Talley’s
dog, may have been bitten by
this mad dog. The Rabies In¬
spector will be back in this
community soon for another
check up. Notice will be given
of the time and place.
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BE5T IN TOWN BUYS ' /
All Beef Grade A Western
Sirloin, Round and T-Bone Steak, lb. cr>
Cube Steak (or Minute Steak) 55c
Ground Beef 39c Rib Roast 49c
FRESH FRYERS 45c
Complete Line of Fresh Vegetables
EGGS, Doz. 43c
EASTER EGG DYE, Pkg. 10c
y a <&&$$ kina
' qoods ‘
bated
Scruggs Grocery
TRENTON, GEORGIA
DADE P.T.A. ELECTS.
At Dade School’s P.T.A. meet¬
ing last week, Mrs. Jules Case
was elected president and will
serve as head of the organiza¬
tion for the coming year. Other
officers elected at the meet¬
ing were Mrs. A. L. Gifford,
vice president; "Mrs. W. W
Wiliams, • treasurer; Mrs. Bill
Presley, recording secretary;
and Mrs. J. E. Morrison, cor¬
responding secretary.
It was reported this week
that Miss Hashe’s 5th grade
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A Working Church For A Working People
THE PINEY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. JESSE C. MITCHELL, Pastor
Luther Gaddis, Chairman Board of Deacons
Spencer Jenkins, Director
MARCH, APRIL AND MAY ARE ROUND UP MONTHS.
GOAL 130 IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A, M.
MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A. M.
“CHRIST IS ALL ”
TRAINING UNION 6:45 P. M.
EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P. M.
The Picture “THE RESURRECTION ”
Every Visitor Is An Honored Guest
room had tied Mr. Tallant’s for
the attendance prize. Also,
Misses Martha Stewart and
Bea Dozier were appointed to
represent the faculty on the
spring festival committee.
\ CRISMAN 3
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