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United States Department of Agriculture
FALL PERFORMANCE
Farmers who plan to carry
out practices on their farms be¬
tween now and December 31,
1954 are reminded now is the
time to file their request for
Federal ccst-sharing.
If a farmer requested Federal
cost-sharing for a spring pract-
tice and did not report that it
was completed before June 15,
or requested an extension of
time to complete the practice
it was necessary necessary for the cost-
sharing for the practice to be
canceled. The cancellation of
the practices requested for
spring does not mean that the
isame practice or any mere need-
' ed practice cannot be requested
for the faim this fall.
Farmers are urged to file their
requests for fall practices any
1 time within the next month or
1 so, but it will be to their ad¬
vantage to file their requests
early while funds ate available
so that the county committee
will be in a position to give
itheir requests favorable con¬
sideration.
Farmers are further remind-
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Lake Winnepesaukah
PLANS 4th OF JULY CELEBRATION
SATURDAY, JULY 3rd — Dynamite Act 9:30 P. M.
SUNDAY, JULY 4th—Buddy Beason. His Barn Dance Buddies & Music
2, 4. 6:30 & 9:00 P. M.
MONDAY. JULY 5th — Fireworks Display 10:00 P. M.
SWIMMING — BOATING — MINIATURE GOLF — THRILL RIDES
DRINK STANDS — CONCESSIONS — PENNY .ARCADE
SPACIOUS PICNIC AREA
PLAN TO SPEND THE WEEK-END AT LAKE WINNEPESAUKAH
Located 7 miles south of Chattanooga (Just off Highways 41 & 27)
ed that any practice started
after August 1, 1954, must have
a soil test to determine the lime
requirement. Anyone who has
plans to carry out a practice on
acreage which did not have a
soil test made this spring Ls re¬
quired to submit a scil sample
to be tested. In ordgr for this
office to to meet m e e t the August 1,
deadline for lime sarjiples it is
lequested that all farmers bring
or send their soil samples to the
A S C, County Agent’s or
SCS Office on or before July
15, 1954
Instructions for taking a soil
sample have been mailed to all
farmers in the qounty If
further instructions are need¬
ed farmers are urged to cont¬
act their committeeman, cr
other agricultural workers in
the county.
Louise E. Wright
County Office Manager.
June 28, 1954
LET US DO VOUR PRINTING
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
1UE DADE COUNTS TIMES, TRENTON. GEORGIA, THURSDAY.JIL Y
BOX SCORES
FIRST GAME SECOND GAME
DAVIS DAMS
AB O AB H O
2b 4 3 S. Avans. 2b 4 2 2
L. Avans, 1 0 P. Ellison, 3b 4 1 0
P. Elliscn, ss 3 2 Vann, ss 3 0 3
D. Patton, rf D. Patton, rf 2 1 1
Barnes, If 5 3 Barnes. If 4 1 2
Stevens, cf 4 2 j Stevens, cf 3 0 2
Freeman, lb 2 10 I | Robinson, lb 2 0 4
Robinson, lb 1 0 n Freeman, lb 2 2 2
Keith, 4 3 i 2
c Keith, c 2 1
B. Patton, .p 4 1 i 2
C. Ellison, p 4 0
Totals 39 10 3*3 12 Totals 3*3 10 18
DADE COUNTY DADE COUNTY
AB 11 O A AB H O
H. McMahan. 2 b 5 2 2 6 ! Johnson. 3b 4 3 1
Cooper, ss 5 3 4 7 H. McMahan, 2b 4 1 3
Bradford, lb 5 1 10 0 Cooper, ss 3 0 1
Black, rf 4 2 2 0 Williams, cf 4 0 1
Johnson 3b 3 0 0 0 Black, rf 3 1 3
R. McMahan, If 5 1 1 0 B. Evans, rf 1 0 0
Williams, cf 5 2 4 0 R. McMahan. If 2 1 1
E. Evans, c 5 1 5 2 Bradford, c 3 1 2
Harrison, p 0 0 0 0 E. Evans, c 2 1 8
Whittle, p 3 0 1 0 Harrison, p 2 0 0
B Evans, p 1 0 0 0 Dowdy, p 1 0 1
Totals 41 12 30 15 Totals 29 8 21 1
Davis 030 000 300 3 -9 Davis 002 00.1 1—
Dade Co..... 010 11*3 201 0 —45 Dade Co......... 051 100 X—
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Volunteer League
July 4— East Brainerd at
Dade County, Paper Mill at
Davis.
July .11—Dade County at Vic¬
toria, Davis at East Brainerd
July 18—Wauhatchie at Dade
County, Victoria at Davis
July 25-—Dade County at
Whitwell, South Pittsburg at
Davis
Aug. 1—Dade C o u n t,y (bye)
Davis (bye)
Aug, 8—Dade County at Davis
Aug. 15—Wauhatchie at Davis,
Mill at Dade County
Aug. 22—Dade County at East
Brainerd, Davis at Paper Mill
Aug 29 V i c t o r i a at Dade
County, East Brainerd at Davis.
J> P M
S ept 5-Davis at South Pitts-
burg, Whitwell at Dade County
GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:
N. E. Holmes having, in pro¬
per form, applied to me for
permanent Letter of Adminis¬
tration on 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.
Holmes on the Josie K. Holmes
estate
Witness my hand and official
signature, this 4th day of
June, 1954
R. M. Morrison
Ordinary.
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 certain Se¬
curity Deed of record in Deed
43, Folio 279-280, office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
Dade County, Georgia, for
the purpose of securing a cer¬
indebtedness fullty des¬
and set out, reference to
deed is hereby made for
terms and provisions, and
WHEREAS, default has been
in the payment of the in¬
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
prescribed in said note, and
the owners and holders of said
Security Deed have declared
the entire inebtedness due and
payable pursuant to the pow¬
ers contained 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 6th
day of July. 1954) between the
legal hours of sale at the Court
House door in Trenton, Geor¬
gia, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, bar of all
equities of redemption, the fol¬
lowing described real estate,
to-wit:
Being three 13) acres of land
Lot No. 157 in the 10th District
and 4th Section of Dade Coun¬
ty, Georgia, and being in the
Southeast corner of said Lot of
Land and fully described in
Deed from W. W. Case and
wife, M. E. Case, to Isaac
dated March 18th 1890 and re¬
corded in Deed Book “K" page
L. C. ADAMS
A survey to determine the
northern limits of survival of
oveiwintering screw-worms has
just been completed by the
Antcmology Research Branch of
the U.S.D.A. This survey shows
that the screw-worm survived
the winter in South Georgia as
far north as Glynn, Wayne,
Telfair, Dodge (southern part),
Turner, Lee Terrell and Early
counties. Early spring activity
and northward movement cf
the pest also was indicated.
If weather conditions are fav¬
orable to the screw r -worm, ac¬
cording to the survey report,
the pest can be expected to de¬
velop into a considerably great¬
er menace than it has been
since the fall of 1950. Since the
adult flies are strong fliers and
can spread as much as 25 to
35 miles per week, infestation
can occur throughout the state
within a short time. Owners of
livestock should be on the iook-
for screw-wcrm infestations
in their animals. The preven¬
tion of wounds and prompt
treatment of wounds that do oc¬
cur will do much to reduce the
number of screw-worm cases.
Newborn animals should receive
prompt attention.
Smear EQ-335 will give ex¬
cellent control of screw-worms
in infested wounds and will
protect uninfested wounds.
Smear 62 is also effective. In
formation giving details are to
be found in Extension Circular
351 and is available at the coun¬
ty agent’s office.
FOUR MORE ENTER
CORN CONTEST
Four more entries for the
Dade County Corn Contest have
been received by County Agent
L. C. Adams.
The new contestants were
Flake N. Belk, Jr., Roy W.
M °° re > D A. McMahan and Mrs.
Lucille McMahan. The last two
who are husband and wife, have
decided to compete against each
other instead of cooperating.
Contest entries closed Wednes¬
day.
Georgia- Volunteer Lea.gue
July 4-Jasper at Lookout
Mtn., New Salem at Cove.
July 11—New Salem at Jasper
Cove at Lookout Mtn.
July 18 —Lockout Mtn. at Ft.
Oglethorpe, Durham at New Sa¬
lem
July 25—Ft. Oglethorpe at
New Salem, Lookout Mtn. at
Durham.
Aug. 1—Cedar Grove at New
Salem, Lookout Mtn. (bye)
Aug. 8—Lookout Mtn. at Ce-
dar Grove, New Salem (bye)
Aug. 15—New Salem at Look-
()U ^
^ 22 _ Lookout Mtn at Jas .
=
^ cyc at New Salem
Aug. 29-Jasper at New Salem,
Lookout Mtn. at Cove.
and 226, in the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Dade County, Georgia. How¬
ever, said tract of land fronts
one acre in width on the South
S?d ?inl h Lc B kTa G S a o°uS
direction three acres in depth,
and it is understood that the
lands herein conveyed is the
West cne-half (V 2 ) of the three
acre tract hereinabove des¬
cribed.
Recorded in Deed BQOk 43,
Folio 279-280.
Said property will be sold as
the property of G. G. Daniels
and/or his assigns.
The proceeds from said sale
will be used, first, to pay the
payment of said note, plus in¬
terest and expenses of the sale,
and the balance, if any, deli¬
vered to the said G. G. Daniels.
This 7th day of June, 1954.
D. L. Lomenick, Jr.
R. L. Denman
Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and fourth
x? 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.
LOOKOUT DRIVE IN
THEATER
Cummings and Birmingham
Highway
SUN., July 4
Why Were They ...
SO YOUNG SO BAD
Paul Henreld, Anne Francis
Four Color Cartoons
MON TUES., July 5 - 6
j Jack McCall
Desperado
In Technicolor
George Montgomery, Angela
Stevens
Two Cartoons & Comedy
WED., THURS., July 7 - 8
WAR PAINT
In Technicolor
Robert Stack
Cartoon. Comedy, News
FRI.. SAT., Julv 9 - 10
THE CADDY
Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis
Three Cartoons & Comedy
4th of July
YOUNG CORN FED GOATS
Fine for Barbecuing
Hind Quarter 45c lb.
Front Quarter 40c lb
Half 40c lb.
Whole 35c lb.
Fresh Pork Shoulders 59c lb.
Fresh Pork Haras 69c lb.
Large Lemons, dozen 35c
lb. Fleetwood A COMPLETE 3
4 or LINE OF
Luzianne Tea I
5 lb. Domino Sugar
PAPER PLATES , CUPS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
PLASTIC SPOONS AND FORKS
Also Lots of Fresh Home Grown Vegetables
OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY JULY 5th
JOHN L. CASE CO.
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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GARAGE
Reopened for Business
ENGINES REBUILT. ENGINES BORED
VALVE WORK — COMPLETE
ENGINES STEAM CLEANED
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
REASONABLE PRICES
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