The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, July 01, 1954, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHE DADE COUNTY TIMES s. C. C. Morrison, Publisher tered at the Post Office at I enton, Ga., as 2nd class mail. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Dne Year 52.00 Plus State 3% Sales Tax. ocals and Personals Mrs. Delia Christopher is vi- ing her sLster in Indiana this •ek Mr and Mrs. Lincoln Chap- an visited relatives in Lake- ?w Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ersaline Carroll was >me from the University of rorgia for the weekend. Mrs. Ed Pace, Charles and idy visited Eddy in Kingston, ?nn , last week. Mr Montford Page and tughter of Brunswick, Ga., ' sited relatives in the county eently. Mrs. Roy Cousins and boys om Greenville, Ga., are here siting Mr. and Mrs W E , ige and family Mr. and Mrs. W C Hamil- n and daughter from Colum- , is, Ohio are in Trenton vlsit- g her mother, Mrs. Dolph ing Mrs. Cordie Foster of Piney rove visited her brother, Mr alcolm A Smith in Birming- ! im last Wednesday and rursday Mr and Mrs Dave Wash and rree children of Jenkins, Ky., I ft for home Wednesday after >ending several days with the elmas Freemans here. i A dinner was given at the ome of Mr. and Mrs. Hardie i rice, last Sunday in honor of ] rs. J. L. Blevins who passed 1 ?r 80th birthday Sixty rela¬ ves and friends were present. Mr and Mrs. Rob Allison ' >ent the past weekend with ' datives in the county Mary i me Price returned with them i Lawrence-burg, Tenn.. for a ' vo-weeks visit. Mr and Mrs. Charles W ray and family motored to tlanta last week for a visit 1th her sister, Mrs. Bob Chltt- ood. Carol remained in At. mta for a longer visit Mrs. Grace Nethery is visit* lg her son, Mr. J C Neth- . y, and his family in Bremen ,nis week. They will all go to t. Petersburg, Fla., on Satur- ay for a two-weeks vacation. Mrs. Roy McBryar visited her lother, Mrs. W F Sloan, in 'leveland, Tenn., last week iherry McBryar, who accom- anied her, will remain in Cle- eland for a while, t Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jenkins ,nd family will leave this week . |nd for a vacation of two weeks n Bradenton, Fla. They will i Lsit Mrs. Jenkins sister there. Irs. Hilda Wolford. Mrs. Jud Filler, daughter of >r and Mrs. R E Owenby of ■ (and Mountain, has returned o California after an extended isit with her parents Mr. Fil- ■ ?r, expecting a call from the , >rmy, remained here. ‘ Mrs. Martin Nethery was i iostess to nine mothers an ap- I iroximately 20 children at a t >icnic Wednesday under the ig shade trees in h e r yard. ■ -adies present at the pjrty : yere Mesdames R L. Hilten, . M Case, Delmas Freeman, Villiam Presley, W. G Morri- on, Jr., J C Billue, J. G ’ace, John Bruner and G. S Tiomas The children enjoyed I lorseback rides around the : 'ard on Sherry Morrison’s filly. PUBLIC SALE There will be sold at public mtcry to the highest and best tidder for cash on July 6. 1954, »etween the legal hours of sale ne Pontiac automobile, year nodel 1946. same being dark ;reen on the top and light :reen on the bottom and bear- ng motor No, L8LA3461, 1954 f'enn. tag No. 54637. Said sale o be before the Dade Co.. Court louse door in Trenton, Ga. Said automobile is to be sold •ursuant to order of Judge of Superior Court in case No. 140 n the Dade Superior Court, ame being entitled State of leorgia vs. one 1946 Pontiac utomcbile & Floyd H Wilson laid order of the Judge of Su- •erior Court having condemned aid automobile on June 21. 954 F. C. Graham heriff of Dade County Ga. US DO YOUR PRINTING DADE COUNTY TIMES Ruth Wilson Wed To Don Gross Saturday Miss Ruth Wilson of Rising Fawn and Don Gross of Tren- ton. were married Saturday night, June 26, at the Rising P’awn Methodist Church in a candlelight service. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Wilson, and Mr Gross is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gross of Trenton. Rev. R L Hilten officiated at the ceremony and Mrs M R Wil- son, Mrs Glen Smith and Mrs. jjeril Cocper, Jr., presented a I program of nuptial music, j I The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a waltz length gown of candle- light satin, made with a close fitting basque and chantilly lace yoke, the long sleeves end- ing in points over the wrists, Her veil of illusion, was attach- ed to a white satin cap, falling finger tip length She carried a bouque of stephanotls, lillies of the valley and white garde- nias. Mrs. Fred Harrison, sister of the bride, was the only attend- ant She wore a dress of or- chid satin and carried an old fashioned bouquet of yellow I roses, wearing a circlet of yel low roses. Little Diane Gross served as ringbearer with Patsy Harrison as flower girl. Their dresses were fashioned alike, Diane wearing green taffeta, and carrying a white satin pillow, Patsy wearing yellow taf- Cemetery Maintenance Group Formed A meeting was Baptist Cemetery, June 27, 1954, «for the ,, purpose v of f forming a permanent organization where- by the cemetery may be kept cleaned from time to time as needed The organization was form- ed, to be known as Baptist Ce- metery Maintenance Associa- tion of Trenton, Ga. Officers were elected as fol- ! OWS: President, Price H. Jacoway; Vice President, E A Ellis, Sr.; 'Rec. Secy., Mrs. Grace Nethery: Cor. Secy., Miss Lelia Kim- brough; Treasurer, Mrs. R M. Morrison. Grounds Committee: J. C. Pace, H F. Allison, A L. Dyer, M W Tatum, F. A Morgan, Delilah Holland Married To Clayton Decker Miss Deliah Holland, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hol¬ land of Trenton, Tuesday be¬ came the bride of Mr. Clayton Decker of Montrose, Pa. The couple were wed by D. F. Long, Justice of the Peace at Rising Fawn. Newana and Randal Mayhew served as their attendants. After a wedding trip to the bridegroom’s home in Pennsylvania, they will make their home in San Diego, Calif., where Mr. Decker is stationed with the U. S. Navy. A unique courtship preceded the wedding Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Decker had been corres- ponding with each other for about a year, but had never seen one another until last Friday. NEW ENGLAND PLATE LUNCH SUPPER SATURDAY NIGHT There will be a plate lunch supper at the New England community house Saturday night, July 3. There will be plenty for everyone. Serving will begin at 6:30 P. M. The supper is sponsored by the BTU class of the New Eng¬ land Baptist Church. Everyone is welcome. NOTICE CHANGE IN PASSENGERR TRAIN SCHEDULE Effective June 27, 1954 Southern Railway Train No. 42, ’The Pelican” will Trenton at 10:14 AM (condi¬ tional stop) instead of 10:21 (conditional stop) for nooga. Knoxville. New York and Intermediate Points The drink everybody knows MUSK i'H£ DADF COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY,JULY 1, 1954 feta, carrying a dainty basket mixed flowers | er’s Harold best Gross man, was Ushers his broth¬ were Leslle wjLson and Fred Ha;ri . son • Both the bride’s mother and groom’s mother were attired in navy blue crepe with white ac- cessories. They wore corsages |of white carnations. j Following the ceremony Mr and Mis. Wilson entertained with a reception at their home, Assisting in the reception were Mrs Billy Joe Bradford, Mrs. Orman Smith. Mrs. A W Coleman. Mrs. Leslie Wilson, Miss Arvin Manning. Miss Jackie Wilson kept the bride's book. , After the reception the bri- 'dal couple left on a wedding trip For traveling she chose blue with white accessories. A | her corsage ensemble, of white was worn with J .and Out Mrs. of town Frank guests Howell were: of Mr. At- lanta, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Coleman and sons of Hapeville, Ga., Mrs Orman Smith and 'son of Pensacola, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson and sens of Austell, Georgia. Mrs. Gross was honored Tuesday night with a miscel- ( given by Mrs. laneous shower R P. Fricks and Mrs. J L. Fricks, at the house of Mrs. R P. Fricks A green-and white motif was carried out in the decorations and the ices served. was n °i already reserved any money use to improve y the cemetery, an that any additional ..... . ground . that may be added to ceme tery shal j be deeded to the ergan- ization in such manner that lots ma y be sold anc * mone y used as grounds committee judges wise, for maintenance and improvement of cemetery, Maddox J. Hale was asked to serve as legal advisor for the organization, to serve without pay Rev. R L. Hilten gave an inspiration^] devotional service preceding the meeting and .closed it with challeging prayer. I Meeting adjourned to meet j at the Methodist Church, Sun- day, July 4, 1954, at 4:00 P. M. i Signed, Grace Nethery, Secy. DIANE GROSS, 5 YEARS OLD, HONORED AT PARTY FRI. Diane Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gross, cele¬ brated her fifth birthday last Friday afternoon with a party at the Mrs* home of her grand¬ mother, Henry Gross. Many young guests and se¬ veral mamas enjoyed the games, cake and home-made ice cream. All the children tried out Diane’s new slide, a present from her grandfather. Diane’s mother arrived at the party early enough to take several snapshots of her daugh iter and friends, PATIENTS FROM DADE ^ HI NT\ AT THE. TRI-COUNTY HOSPITAL Mr. Morris W. Miller, Route 2, Rising Fawn, Georgia. Mr. Sam Chandler, Rising Fawn, Georgia I j HERE S HOW TO GfiCT THE SHOCK OF YOUR LIFE* Yes, sir, Mr. Handyman. Maybe next time, you’ll call a ; professional electrician to in- * stall your appliances. . We can I be trusted to do the work, 'quickly and economically... Call on us .. . i TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Co. Trenton. Ga. Phone 359 MEMORIAL SERVICE AT PAYNE CEMETERY The annual memorial service at Payne Cemetery will be held this Sunday, July 4. The service will begin at 3 io’clcck in the afternoon. Every one interested is invited to at- tend. _____ . BYRD S CHAPEL M.Y.F. TO HAVE PICNIC SUPPER On Saturday night ; July 3, the M Y F of the Byrd’s Chapel Methodist Church will sponsor a suppe. on c iurc a r-un '. Hot dog>, - om ® ma e ice cream and cake will be on the menu. Serving will begin at 7:30. Everyone is invited. J. MISSION SERVICES Every Sunday at 3 P M. at Masonic Lodge, Trenton, Ga. Sunday, July 4, 1954 REV. CHARLES PRYOR Pastor Sulphur Springs Baptist Church AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 First and third Friday every month, 7:30 P. M. Legion Hall Woodrow Tinker, Comm. E. L. Raulston, Adj. WANT ADS DR. G. K. MacVANE Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. 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 — 7 - 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. 3 t p — 7 - 8 WANTED—To hear from am¬ bitious man between 25 and 55 who is fn ter'es f*ed in earning $75 to $10.0 weekly distributing nationally adver¬ tised W atkin s Products in nearby locality. W'rite or wire The J. R. Watnins Company, 650 West Peachtree St„ N. E„ Atlanta, Georgia. |3—tc 7/15 FOR SALE — Equity M54 model 28-foot modern trailer for cash or late model car of equal value. See at W’ildwood postoffice. 3 t c — 1 - 15 « FOR SALE — Ten pure-bred Duroc shoats. Special bargain price for buyer of all ten. H. C. Forester, Cloverdale. For Sale 1946 Plymouth-$195 and house trailer. Wall's Service Station. Fastest! Finest! RAYETTE W WAVE NOW we have it! Now ^OU can have it ... in alt its lustrous perfec¬ tion! You’ll see your permanent more lively, easier to manage, with softer curls ... all in o matter of minutes. Sarah's Phone 224 TRENTON. GEORGIA JANIE LEE CURETON CELEBRATES 11th BIRTHDAY Miss Janie Lee C u r e t o n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dud¬ ley Cureton of Trenton, w a s honored by a birthday party at her home last Saturday, June jg Although she passed her 11th birthday earlier, on June 12, she chose this day to celebrate with a wiener roast, swimming in Curetons pool, and a slumber party. The guests included eight of Janie Lee < s c i assmat es from Notre Dame, as Weil as Carol Lynn and Tommy Cooke, Shir- ley C ureton and Ed and Jean Morrison. | The party, which began at 2: in the afternoon, lasted well into the night, with the hungry children keeping Mrs. Cureton busy cooking several batches of pancakes ^ ____________ METHODIST YOUTH GROUP VISIT CHATTANOOGA CHURCHES i Around 15 young people and counselors from the Tip 0 - Holston su b-district last Fri¬ day made a tour of two churches and one Jewish syna¬ gogue in Chattanooga. The group visited the new .chapel of the Centenary Meth- odist Church, Sts. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Church, and attended Sabbath Day ser¬ vices at Ochs Memorial Temple, • NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY! NEVER SAW SUCH VALUES l« © NEW CARS 1954 PLYMOUTH 4 door Plaza, Heater, directional _ lights, wheel covers ______________________ $1949.50 1954 DODGE Coronet Club Coupe, Power Flite Trans¬ missions, two-tone paint, tinted glass, direc¬ tional lights, back-up lights, white wall tires $2724.75 NEW TRUCKS 1954 DODGE >4 Ton Express $1613.50 ________________________ 1954 DODGE 3 ^ ton express 700 x 15 6-ply tires ____ $1750.00 USED CARS 1953 DODGE Meadowbrook Suburban, Radio, Heater, Good Tires __ _________ ___________ $1595.00 1950 DODGE, 4 Door Coronet, Heater, New Paint, New Seat Covers _____ $ 895.00 __ 1951 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe, Radio, Heater. Clean $ 945.00 1946 WILLYS JEEP, Good Top, Heater, Good Tires, Excellent Condition __________ $ 395.00 _________ _____ USED TRUCKS 1953 DODGE % Ton Pick-up ______________________ $1195.00 1951 DODGE '2 Ton Express. Excellent condition 895.00 __ 1946 DODGE u 2 Ton Pick-up. Runs Good __________ --$ 195.00 1951 CHEVROLET 2 Ton, 2 Speed, 825 x 20 Tires Reconditioned Motor ___ _____________ $ 995.00 __ _ 1950 FORD 2 Ton, 2 speed 825x20 tires $ 795.00 ____________ See our wide selec¬ EASY TERMS! tion of fine used You can always You’ll find UP 24 Months TO depend on the De¬ cars. Used Cars just the model to TO PAY pendable Dodge- suit your purse and sold by your purpose. Plymouth Dealer. COME IN TODAY! Dyer Motor Co. TRENTON, GEORGIA LIFE INSURANCE Also complete coverage on fire and accident insurance. (Thirh) H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. OPTOMETRIST C. F. KING 17 EAST MAIN STREET CHATTANOOGA. TENN RESIDENCE PHONE 6-0495 BUSINESS PHONE C 9528 3XXXU A complete line of PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 24 HOUR SERVICE ON FILM DEVELOPING / TRENTON DRUG STORE TRENTON, GA. PHONE 227