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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1954)
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It died a natural last year —a 72% decrease. And we were more one, $5 million in the red local death because more and more people who once than on our passenger needed and used these local trains switched to train operations last year. travel by private automobile or highway bus. We don’t want to get out of the passenger As long 1939 diesel-powered air- business. We want more passengers. But we do ago as new well conditioned trains put in local service on feel that it is in your interest as as ours to were operations of kind that various parts of the railway. Their runs exceeded eliminate losses on any 2,000 miles daily. But local travel continued to have outlived their usefulness. We would like decline, and some "locals” were carrying fewer to spend this money on constantly improving than train and engine crew members. those service* that are needed and arc used. passengers ftrwMoat SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM WASHINGTON, D. C. CITATION DADE COUNTY ALL WHOM IT MAY CON¬ I ,.ary Etta Tishaw having in lorm applied to me for support out of the estate Mark Tishaw, deceased, this to notify the next of kin and creditcrs of the said Mark deceased, that said ap¬ will b e heard before at the regular December 1954, of the Court of Ord¬ of said county. Witness my hand and official this 1 day cf Novem¬ 1954. R. M. Morrison Ordinary VISIT US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Next to Post Office COME IN AND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF CHRISTMAS TOYS USE THE CONVENIENT LAY AWAY PLAN Trenton Furniture &. Appliance Co. TRENTON, GEORGIA HSJUL3 Tncsrxrsn inn A Working Church For A Working People THE PINEY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. JESSE C. MITCHELL, Pastor MORNING WORSHIP 11.00 A. M. “Heavenly Glory Through Dark Clouds” SUNDAY SCHOOL 19 A. M. EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P. M. “WHAT WILL HAPPEN WHEN JESUS RETURNS TO THE EARTH IN GLORY?” SPECIAL MUSIC AT EACH SERVICE COME, PRAY AND WORK fc** + *«*-*«*ic**-k A******** fUB IIAIIB CODNtt HIMES, TRENTON. GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1054 CITATION GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY Mrs. Russell Holland, Admin¬ istratrix of the Estate of Wal¬ ter G. Holland, deceased, re¬ presents to the Court in her petition, duly filed and entered on record, that she has fully administered said Estate. This is. therefore, to cite all persons concerned, show kindred or creditors to cause, if any they can, why said Administratrix should not be discharged from her administration and receive Let¬ ters cf Dismission on t h e 1st Monday in December, 1954. R. M. Morrison Ordinary t-11 /25 ROUTE 2 NEWS By Mrs. Fred Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Fied Cooper visited John R. Tinker, Jr. Sun¬ day. Miss Cheeta Whetzell spent Sunday with MLss Edna Cooper. Mrs. Maggie Cooper, Miss Eli¬ zabeth Cooper and Mrs. Fred Cooper were in town shopping M-nday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whet¬ zell have a new baby girl. She has been named Peggy Ann. Pleasant Grove Church had 50 in Sunday School last Sun¬ day. We had our first killing frost on October 29 on the Mountain. Then on the 31st came our first snow. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Albert¬ son visited Rev. Henry Williams Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Patten, Jr., visited his mother, Mrs. Bertha Patton, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lan¬ caster have an order in for a 1955 GMC truck. They are driv- ing a red GMC untill theirs ar¬ rives . | A lot of ponds have been dug cn the mountain lately. Mrs. Maggie Cooper, who has been ill at her home for a week, is up and going again. Earl Avans’ car turned over just below the Alvin Green place last week as he hit the wet highway. He was slightly Injured. Mrs. Ruby Wooten spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Mag¬ gie Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Sum- merford have gone t o Florida for the winter. Mitchell Tinker is spending some time with his brother Es- tel since he has been laid off from work He had been living In town DR. G. K. Mac VANE Ft. Payae, Ala. Chiropractar and Naturopath 729 N. Gault Avemue FLORAL CREST Mrs. R. G. Peterson Last week our pastor, A. l . Dickerson from Gadsden, came up bringing a moving picture with him, which he showed cn Sunday night. It was a "Ren¬ dezvous on a Reef.” It pictured a man and his wife who were divers in the Bermudas, study¬ ing the undersea life there. Many of the fish became so tame that they were petted like an old tabby cat and they seemed to like it. Even a shark came In for his share. Ed Williams is back from Germany, after having been in the U. S. Army there for two years. The family plan on go¬ ing to Florida for the winter. Elsie Peterson and Ruth Finck from Collegedale spent the weekend with Elsie’s par¬ ents, the R. G Petersens. The Home Demonstration Club held its monthly meeting at the Peterson heme. The demonstration was on ‘‘short¬ cuts in ironing.” Fifteen mem¬ bers were present. Wheeler Clark returned to his home in Athens, Ala. Wed¬ nesday. He says that he is coming back to assist with the digging of the dahlia bulbs. Mrs. Doyce Price is visiting relatives in Michigan. Even if it doesn’t rain, we had a snow storm last Sunday We are thankful for any mois¬ ture that falls. New it’s quite cold out-of-doors. Our the- momoter registered 1 8 degrees above Wednesday morning. t. O. O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 38 TRENTON Regular meeting each Tu?s- day night at 8:00 P. M Sam York, N. G. A. C. Durham, Secy. WE SELL typewriting paper, white and yellow second sheets, thin paper marked “copy” and two sizes of mi¬ meograph paper. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK THE DADE COUNTY TIMES v oooogOQQOooOOOQOQOQO jLajULfl-SL&JLV-P. rW . |0 SEND PHOTO GREETINGS We’ll make them from your own snapshots. Have your own snapshot printed as part of each card They’re personal, different, get surprisingly inexpensive. TRENTON DRUG STORE TRENTON, GA. rriririnnnnnnnnnnnnniinnnnrfcTririnnnrrnnrffrrs jnnnnnnj fpsrro a MM r , fjf/ " f ail “ fire can come to any Tjmps Buj ] dill Trenton. Ga. house at time. g any I Soil Conservation CrrJ. D. E. Morrison, Supervisor Af Webb, Technician We have recently helped Mr. H. B Griffin, on the north end of Lookout Mountain, a co- operator with the Supervisors of the Ccosa River Soil Conser¬ vation District construct a pond for stock water. Since the soil cn the mountain is too sandy for sutable material to build a dam, Mr. Griffin elected tc dig his pond deep and depend upon the water holding from the ground- level down. Mr. Alvin Short, on Sand Mt. near Bryant, has followed the same line of reasoning as Mr. Griffin, above. He has dug his pend deep and spread the soil into a wide, sloping dam. He be¬ lieves, as we do, that the water will not seep out below the level of the ground as easily as through a dam built with san¬ dy material cn the mountains. Mr. J. B Frierson of Chat tancoga and his farm manager Mr. George Je nkins is now in the proce s of building a dam on Mr. Frierson’s farm which is locatd on the Scenic Highway on Lookout Mountain. Mr. Frierscn is having to haul suit¬ able clay material to go into the core wall of the dam SHOP! SAVE! At CRISMAN HARDWARE CO. PHONE PHONE 7-1114 7-1114 Pc-v tms kni rn» 513 MARKET ST. CHATTANOOGA FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR CRISMAN’S ON BROAD ST. t Every MISSION at Trenlom, Sunday Masonic SERVICES at Lodge, Ga. 3 P M. %\Lj. ... -> % ^zHepairin ' INCLUDING RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIR Year in and year out your electri-cal appliances work for you, giving you inexpensive, de¬ pendable service. To keep them operating perfectly, however, it is sometimes necessary to have them adjusted or repaired. At such times our service is un¬ beatable. Try us, won’t you? TATUM & CASE Radio Electric Go. I. Phone 359 Trenton, Ga. DODGE has done it... better wait!
