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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1954)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Mrs. C. C. MoriLson, Entered at the Post Office Trenton, Ga., as 2nd class One Year $2.00 Plus State 3% Sales Tax Locals and I Tire Martin Netherys enter- ained at a family picnic Wed- resday afternoon. The Garden Club meets next veek, July 1, Mk a i , Jyers. Mrs. Cora Scruggs fell at her lome Monday and broke her eft wrist. The Henry Golds in New Eng- and have a baby girl born last veek. Mrs. Harold Coalson’s moth- r from Rome has been visiting ler daughter and family. Mrs. Pearl Swanson is spend- 1 ng a week with her sister, Mrs. ' na Barksdale at Chickamauga ,ake. Mrs. Jennie McMurry of ■ lhattanooga is visiting her lieee, Mrs. DeWitt Williams, '■ mci Lorene. Max Page fell off the Look- >ut Creek bridge Sunday night ' offering back injuries. He re- urned home after an examfn- ition at the hospital. Mrs. Catherine Morrison is itteitdlng the Georgia Press I Jonvention in Savannah and 1 vill leave from there for Maine or a two weeks vacation. Capt. M. K. Cureton, U. S 4avy, Mrs. Cureton and sons l Richard and Mike are visiting ■datives in the county prior to epoiting to his new station at , jamp LeJeune, N. C. Dr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dobbs ; vith their son and daughter , rom Enterprise, Ala., are vi- ;iting Mrs. Doobs’ parents, the „ewis McBryars, and other re- atives and friends. We hear that Pfc. Lewis G jlevins, who is stationed on I Okinawa, enjoys receiving The )ade County Times each week. , Jays it’s like a letter from lome. Mr W M Clark of New Or- eans died suddenly June 21. iis wife was the former Miss Vdrienne Escousse of Dade bounty. Her aunt, Mrs. Lillie 3 lake, has been called to the 'uneral. KINDERGARTEN PARTY \T GIFFORD S Little Eddy Gifford and his mother, Mrs. Leon Gifford, will oe host and hostess this Friday, June 25, for the weekly party of the kindergarten class. The party will last from 2:30 to 4:00 Friday afternoon. WANT ADS are a cent a word with a minimum of 25c for one insertion—Try Our Want Ad Column. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES ______ _ — 1,7 W A 1 l| IN T 1 A 1 l) n c j FOR SALE — 1946 Pontiac and house trailer. Inquire Wall’s Shell Service Station. * * c I FRESH MOUNTAIN GROWN: Master Marglobe, Rutger, New Stone, Earliana Tomato Plants, Charleston and Jersey Wakefield, Round Dutch, Sa¬ voy, Christmas King Cabbage Plants, Georgia Heading, Blue Stem La. Sweet Collard Plants. Now ready. Price by mail, prepaid: 200 for $1.00, 500 for $2.5<f, 1000 for $4.00. Prompt shipments, Bruce Plant Farms, Mentone, Ala. 4 t p — 6 - 24 DR. G. K. MacVANE Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. FOR SALE — Six-room house, large barn, 20 acres of land, two springs and well. On U. S. 11 one mile south of Tren¬ ton. Will sell at sacrifice prioe of $4800. — Mrs. H. L. Reeves. 3 t c — 6 - 24 OPPORTUNITY for reliable man or woman to make $20 to $40 a day calling on farmers in Dade County. Part of full time. Write Mr. . Hess, P. O. Box 2766, DeSoto ..Station, Memphis, Tenn. 2 t p — J - 1 FOR SALE —Grocery and Serv¬ ice Station near White Oak Gap Sand Mountain. Doing good business, selling owing to * ill health. Verdell McBryar Route 2, Trenton. Ga. j> — 7 - 8 Ruth Wilson To Wed Don Gross Saturday Mr. and Mrs Walter of Rising Fawn announce engagement and marriage of their Miss Ruth Wilson to Don |son of Mr and Mrs. |Gross of Trenton. The wedding will take place June 26 at 8 p M at the Rls ~ in 8 Fawn Methodist Church, I with the Rev. R. L. Hilten of- j ficlatin S- A Program of nup- tial mu * ic ^11 be presented by Mrs. M. R. Wilson, pianist with Mrs. Jeril Cooper, Jr. and Mrs Glen Smith, vocalist. Miss Wilson will be given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Fred Harrison will serve as her sister’s matron of hcnor. Dian¬ ne Gross, niece of the prospect¬ ive bridegroom will be ring- bearer and Patsy Harrison, niece of the bride-elect, will be flower girl. Harold Gross will be best njan and Leslie Wilson and Fred Harrison will serve as ushers. A reception for friends of the couple and their families will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson with Mes- dames Leslie Wilson, A W. Coleman, O. F. Smith, Billy Joe Bradford and Miss Arvin Manning assisting in serving. Miss Jackie Wilson will keep the bride’s book No formal in¬ vitations have been issued but all friends are invited. NEW HOME It’s been several weeks since I’ve written the news but IV been too busy in the field and garden to get out to learn any¬ ( thing. Mr. and Mrs. R. C Dunn and son Buddy from Arab, Ala., spent the weekend with home folks. Martha Lynn, little daughter of the E. E. Fergusons, spent last week in Arab, Ala. Patricia Ann Ferguson is there this week A 2/c Jimmy Stallings left last week for George A.F.B in California after spending two weeks at home. He graduated at Chanute, III. A.F.B. in May. Wayne and Gerald Hurst, sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Hurst of Atlanta, are spending several weeks with their grand¬ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hurst. Mr. and Mrs. W B Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davidson, Nathan Echols and Bozle Carter went fishing Saturday night and had very good luck, catching about 40 pounds. Mr. W B Haynes cele¬ brated his birthday Sunday , children IMren vi vi- with several of his . siting and bringing the lunch - We had a good service, sing¬ ing and crowd at our Home- ! com i n g the 2nd Sunday W{? are glad to report that Mr and Mrs Charley Ballard have moved back to our com- l raunit y Everybody remember to come to the home of Mr. and Mrs Bob Davidson this Saturday night to a Fish and Chicken supper. This is to raise money for ous Community House. Mr and Mrs. W. B. Haynes spent last Sunday with her sis¬ ter and her husband Mrs. Her¬ man Johnson and Mr. Johnson at Tiftonia. Tenn. Several from this community attended the Homecoming at Five Points Church and the singing at New Home, near Pis- gah, Ala , last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hurst. Mrs. Alice Hurst and Mrs. E. A Stallings attended the Home¬ coming at Gib Dock Stephens Sunday. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the second and p 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. AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 First and third Friday every month, 7:30 P. M Legion Woodrow Tinker, Comm. E. L. Raulston, Adj. 1IIE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, Jl NE 24, 19o4 RISING FAWN HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEETS The Rising Fawn Home Dem- onstration Club met at the home of Mrs. R P Fricks on Monday night, June 21 with 13 members present. Mrs. M. R. . Wilson, ----..—~v~-, President, conducted ---------- Jthe meeting. Mrs. L. M. Allison had charge of the program and led the devotional. During the business session an interesting report was given on the trip to Athens to attend Home Demonstration Council meeting by Mrs Asa MsMahan and Miss Naomi Hubble, Horn ' Agent. Virginia Konrad was elected secretary. The Agent presented a on.it: ation on Textile Peir mg which was very interesting. Re- freshments were served by the j .hostess. . , The next meeting m . intr ...} sun 11 be held at the home of Mrs. M. r Wilson on Mon , July 19 at 8:00 P M. The demonstration will be on chair seating with Sea grass. Barbecue at Rising Fawn July 5th The annual barbecue at Ris¬ ing Fawn will be on Monday, July 5th this year. Barbecue ana iBrunswick Stew with all the “trimmings” will be served from eleven o'clock in the morning through two in the afternoon. Tickets for adults will be $1.00 and children under twelve 50 cents. Tickets are on sale at all ithe stores in Rising Fawn, and Bill Austin can sell you one or a dozen at Trenton Funiture Company or Jeril Cooper at Dy¬ er Motor Company. Proceeds from the barbecue are used to help take care of the street lights and other community ex¬ penses. Everyone in the county, al¬ ong with all holiday visitors, is invited to visit us at the Ris¬ ing Fawn Community Park on July 5th. There will be more news about the plans in next week’s issue of this paper. To All Friends of the Late Rev. Bartow McFarland. There will be a Memorial Ser¬ vice at Mt. Olive Church, Look¬ out Mountain, Sunday June 27. You are cordially invited to at¬ tend as a special tribute will be paid to the memory of Brother Mack, (as he was better known) and to his many friends. Also many of you have never seen the beautiful granite stone that your generous contribu¬ tions helped erect at his grave. We’ll be looking fow'ard to seeing you. Your friend Mrs. Eugene Fowler 1 . .tp. XXXXIv'yiX' ,.XXX' v x.XXX'X-X>x-I-:‘i\-'■'■!-y , x.!.x.x-:.->x-XvXXx.X UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! IIAIli: THEATRE E TRENTON GEORGIA. PHONE 224 11 MOVIES ARE BEST ENTERTAINMENT! i SHOWS—Sun.-Mon.-Tuesday, Thursday-Friday, Saturday THIS “OUT WEEK—Thursday, OF THE PAST” Friday I Bob MITCHl'M, Kirk DOUGLAS, R. FLEMING II Saturday—'“FIGHTING LAWMAN” Wayne MORRIS « Virginia GREY Sunday, Monday and Tuesday “EAST OF SUMATRA” li Jeff CHANDLER • Marylin MAXWELL ■ iiS Anthony QUINN « Suian BALL || Coitie Constantly and Brin</ Strieiny the to Family—Always Give You Good, a Clean Good Show—We Entertainment. Are ' OQQOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOPQQQQOOOOOPOOOqOQ OCOQOQg. SIMS GARAGE Reopened for Business ENGINES REBUILT. ENGINES BORED VALVE WORK — COMPLETE ENGINES STEAM CLEANED ALL WORK GUARANTEED REASONABLE PRICES Same Location TnnroTnroTnnr^TnnroinnrBTrTrHTr^fi-oTrjrTnnnrETnnnnnnrirBTJ Gifford’s Standard Station Under New Management Robe;t B. Payne of Rcssville this week took over the opera- tion of Buck s Standard Oh ser- vice sta tion in Trenton. A. L. Gifford, who has been cperat- j n g the station for a number of yearS; reportedly plans to move tc Fort p ay ne, Ala., to engage in a trucking business with his brother Mr We , t w m retain the re- p a j r sbo p a t the rear of the station, and continue to operate it m connection with Mr. Payne GEORGIA. DADE COUJN 1 Y T <> AIX WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. N E H olmes having, in pro- p er form, applied to me for permanent Letter of Adminis¬ tration cn the estate of Josie K Holmes, late of siad Coun¬ ty, this Is to cite all and sin gular the creditors and next of kin of Josie K. Holmes to be and appear at my office with¬ in the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to N. E. II lines on the Josie K. Holmes estate. official Witness my hand and signature, this 4th day of June, 1954. R. M. Morrison Ordinary. 41 c - 7 - 1 LOOKOUT DRIVE IN THEATER Cummings and Birmingham Highway * * » SUN., MON., June 27 - 28 JACK SLADE Stevens, Dorothy Malone ; Three Color Cartoons « » * ES., WED., June 29 - 30 WALT DISNEY’S PETER PAN In Technicolor Comedies “BEAR COUNTRY’ Featurette FRE, & SAT., 1-2-3 RIDING SHOTGUN In Technicolor Scott, Wayne Morris Four Color Cartoons, Kiddie Gifts GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY. WHEREAS, on the 28th day of September, 1953, G. G. Da¬ niels, executed and delivered to D. L. Lomenick, Jr., and Ro¬ bert L. Denman, a ceitain Se¬ curity Deed of record in Deed Book 43, Folio 279-280, office of the Clerk of the Sunericr Court ot Dade County, Georgia, for the purpose of securing a cer¬ tain indebtedness fully des¬ cribed and set out, reference to which deed is hereby made for its terms and provisions, and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of the in¬ debtedness aforesaid secured by said Security Deed and fully described in the note represent¬ ing said indebtedness which default has continued for a pe¬ riod longer than the period owners and holders of said Security Deed have declared ^ a contained e b ? e tir ^^ therein: Now, therefore, pursuant to the powers and authority con- tained in said Security Deed there will be sold on the first Tuesday in July, (being the 6 th >j day of July, 1954) between the legal hours of sale at the Court 1 House door in Trenton, Geor¬ gia, to the highest and best bidder for cash, bar of all equities of redemption, the fol-, j 1 lowing described real estate, to-writ: Being three (3) acres of land Lot No. 157 in the 10th District ! and 4th Section of Dade Coun- ! ty, Southeast Georgia, corner and of being said in Lot the of | T Land 1*1 v* r\ rj ^ fully /4rtPni*iUn(4 described in i vn Deed from W.' W. Case and w T ife, M. E. Case, to Isaac Craig, dated March 18th 1890 and re¬ corded in Deed Book “K” page 225. and 226, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court 1 if NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY! I f 0 0 6 9 H 0 © © 3 © 0 0 • IVe Ve got a good used car for every purse and purpcsel 0 $ 9 NEW CARS 9 9 $ 1954 PL YMOUTH 4 door Plaza, Heater, directional $ lights, wheel $1949.50 9 covers ______ _______________ & 1954 DODGE Coronet Club Coupe, Power Flite Trans¬ 9 missions, two-tone paint, tinted glass, direc¬ 9 tional lights, back-up lights, white wall tires $2724.75 # 9 9 NEW TRUCKS • 9 9 19S4 DODGE « Ton Express ________ _________ ____ $1613.50 9 i 1954 DODGE ^4 ton express 700 x 15 6-ply tires ____ $1750.00 $ i USED CARS $ 9 9 1953 DODGE Meadowbrook Suburban. Radio, 9 Heater, Good Tires __$1595.00 9 __ __ __ ________ 1950 DODGE, 4 Door Coronet, Heater, $ New Paint, Nevs Seat Covers 895.00 3 ____ ____ ___ 9 1951 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe, Radio, Heater. Clean $ 945.00 9 1950 CHEVROLET, 2 Door Fleetline, Powerglide 9 Transmission $ 795.00 9 1946 WILLYS JEEP ____________ Good Top, ___________ 9 , Heater, Good Tires, 9 Excellent Condition _____ _______________ $ 395.00 9 9 USED TRUCKS # * 9 9 1953 DODGE ] 2 Ton Pick-up $1195.00 9 ______________________ 9 1952 DODGE 2 Ton, 2 speed, 825-20 tires. Extra Clean $1095.00 9 1946 DODGE 1 2 Ton Pick-up. Runs Good 195.00 9 _________ 1951 CHEVROLET 2 Ton, 2 Speed, 825 x 20 Tires $ Reconditioned Motor $ 995.00 9 _____ __ _______ 9 1950 FORD 2 Ton, 2 speed 825x20 tires $ 795.00 9 ______________ 9 See EASY TERMS! 9 our wide selec¬ 9 tion of fine used You can always 9 cars. You’ll find UP 24 Months TO depend on the De¬ just the model to TO pendable Used Cars 9 suit PAY sold by your Dodge- 9 your purse and Dealer. purpose. COME IN TODAY! Plymouth 9 9 9 9 § Dyer TRENTON. Motor Co. 9 9 9 9 9 GEORGIA 9 9 ( Dade County, Georgia. How¬ said tract of land fronts acre in width on the South of the Brown Gap Read runs back in a southerly three acres in depth, it is understood that the herein conveyed is the cne-haif (V 2 ) of the three tract hereinabove des¬ Recorded in Deed Book 43, 279 - 280 . Mothproof c<lt> your woolens Beds ______. "1 Cleaners Phone 311 Trenton, Ga ’ . Open from 7 a.m. to 5 p, m We are closed Wednesday ££' ■; afternoons Are YOU FIRST AID Ready For An SUPPLIES Emergency? Check your medicine chest at home — No automobile should 1 be without a first aid kit. < TRENTON DRUG STORE TRENTON. GA. and/or the property*^! g“ q 6 l Daniels oltl as his assigns The proceeds from cain will be used, first. payment of said note t rest and expenses ifJ} o f ' th« *?' and the balance, 1E »e, vered to the said G. c This 7th dav of June, 1954 D. L. Lomenick, j R. L. r Denman
