I Churches, Schools Plan Christmas Programs
TRENTON BAPTIST CHURCH TRENTON METHODIST
1 Till DADE COUNTY TIMES
' ;rs. C. C. Moriison, Publisher
Entered at the Post Office at
• renton, Ga, as 2nd class mail.
,ocals and Personals
‘ Mrs. Jim Pace continues ill at
er home in West Trenton
Mrs. E A Ellis was confin¬
'd to her home several days
'nis week with the flu
, Mrs S J Hale has been un-
1 ergoing tieatment in Chatta-
coga for an infected cyst on
er neck.
Mrs. E A Brown from
Jirmingham spent the week¬
end i with the Mr. and Mrs. E
Ellis.
Mr and Mrs R W Gilbert
- f Indianapolis, who have been
acationing in Miami, spent
I'hur day night with Mrs. Gil-
ert's aunt, Mrs. W I. Price.
Patty Nethery, daughter of
lr and Mrs Mai tin Nethery,
'eturned heme from the Tri-
'ounty Hospital Sunday and is
eccvering nicely.
Mr.-. Grover Tatum, Mr and
' irs. Bill Tatum and Pam vi-
! ited Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ta-
um in Chattanooga Sunday
! iternoan.
' M.s. J A Swanson’s Sunday
fternoon guests were Mr. J.
'• Allison and Mrs. Lcis Tate
1 { Chattanooga and Mr and
’ Allison.
Irs. H. F
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Cureton,
1 r„ Mrs. Ernest Stewart and
1 Irs. W I. Price visited their
:other, Mr Charles H Cure-
on and his family in Macon
'ist weekend.
Mrs. S J Hale, Mrs. Ruth
teeves and granddaughter
'Vanda Reeves attended the
1 nnual WMS Christmas party
1 Saturday night at the Rising
’awn Baptist Church.
CAN IT A HOLMES MARRIED
TO ROY LEE HARRIS
Miss Juanita Holmes, daugh-
er of Mr. and Mrs Troy
lolmcs of Slygo, was married
0 Mr. Rcy Lee Harris, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R S Harris of
’lat Rock, Ala., on November
3 at Fort Oglethoipe.
Mrs. Harris was a graduate
1 Dade High School in 1953.
loth she and her husband are
mployed by the Brock Candy
Jo. They are making their
lome at Flat Rock
)DD FELLOWS ELECT
' OFFICERS
JEW
New officers of the Trenton
.odge No. 38 of the Indepen¬
dent order of Odd Fellows at
' Trenton were elected at their
egular meeting last Tuesday
light at the lodge hall
Chosen by their fellow- mem-
itrs were Clarence Durham,
loble grand; Dennis Brandon,
'dee grand; W. W Tinker, sec¬
retary; Dolph King, treasurer; captain.
Amos L. Taylor, team
E. H. Brandon, Lodge reporter
CARD OF THANKS
Our sincerest thanks for every
ict of kindness shown us by
)ur friends and neighbors dur¬
ing the loss of our dear mother.
The family of
Julia Pace.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 10«
First Friday every month 7:30
M Legion Hall.
Herman V, Moore, Comm.
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TRENTON LODGE No. 38
TRENTON
Regular meeting each Tues-
i ay night at 8:00 P. M
Sam York, N. G.
A C. Durham, Secy.
PROGRAM ON XMAS EVE
The Trenton Baptist Church .
will present its annual Christ-
mas program on Christmas Eve
night at 8 o'clock. The program
will be as follows;
"Christmas Greeting”—
a Gale Whited.
Prayer — P:imary children.
■ Love Come Down at Christ-
mas” — Charles Dunn.
"Every Year at Christmas"
Nita McBryar, Nina Barton.
Betty Page.
The Best Story of AH” Di-
rlnda Quinton
“My Song at Christmas”
Jackie Jenkins and Joe Geddie.
“The Shining Stai” — Three
act play.
Recitation between scenes
Sherry McBryar
Song Beautiful Star of Beth-
lehem” — Sally Page anti M:s
Bill Rewcastle
Closing Thanks Arnold Me
Conville.
Song “Jingle Bells” Prim-
ary children. *
Santa Claus and distribution
of gifts
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DADE HIGH GLEE CLUB
TO PRESENT XMAS C ANTATA
A Christmas cantata will be
featured in the Dade High
School glee club’s yulctide pic-
gram. The cantata, "A Christ¬
mas Blessing, will be present-
two occasions On Tuesday af -
ernoon, December 21. at 1 25 it
will be heard by the grammar
school pupils and the next
morning at 9:05 by the high
school students
In addition to the chorus,
three solo parts will be taken
by students: Terry Dickerson.'
tenor; Billy Everettc, baritone:
and Shelby Jean Everette. so-
prano.
Also to be presented in the
heur and cne-half program will
be be a a modern modern arrangement auaugemtur cf -
Away in a Mangei, composec
by A: thur Plettner of the Uni¬
versity of Chattanooga. Evelyn
Gray will sing a soprano des¬
cant during part of this num¬
ber
Keith Delk, Dade High music
teacher, will direct the pro-
gram probably “Most cf the to numbers the an- |
will be new
dience,” he explained. “Every
one still loves and enjoys the
tiaditionai carols, but we want¬
ed to give them the opportun¬
ity to hear and learn some cf
the less familiar Christmas
music.”
GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY
Whereas, G W Langford
Administrator of S J Little-
green, represents to the Ccurt
in his petition, duly filed and
entered on reco: d, that he has
fully administered S J Little-
green’s estate: This Is, there
fore, to cite all persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors,
to show cause, if any they can.
why said Administrator should
not be discharged from his ad¬
ministration, and receive Let¬
ters of Dismission, on the first
Monday in January 1955.
R. M. Morrison
Ordinary.
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NOTICE
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
To All Whom It May Concern:-
N.tice is hereby given that
Mary Etta Tishaw. the widow
of Mark Tishaw, late of said
County, deceased, has made ap¬
plication to convey a part of
the property which was set
! 'side as a year’s support fo:
the benefit of said widow and
Dclan Tishaw, Letha Mae Ti-
!shaw, Ila V. Tishaw and of Doyle said
Tishaw, minor children
Mark Tishaw, deceased, by the
jCourt cif Ordinary of said Coun-
1 t by erder dated December 8
y
1954.
Said application will be
heard befoie the Ordinary of
said County at the Court House
in said County at ten o’clock
a. m„ on the 21st day of De¬
cember. 1954. at which time ob¬
jections. if any. to the grant¬
ing of said application will be
heard.
This 9th day of December,
1954
R. M. Morrison
Ordinary of Dade County. Ga.
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+ MISSION SERVICES
T ISpecial singing service
on second Sunday, De¬
cember 12, 2 to 4 P. M.
Masonic Lodge, Trenton* Ga.
l 111. U.\Uk lOl.Mi 1 I .ILLS, TKLNTON, GEORGIA THURSDAY, D£COlR£R 16, 19o4
PLANS TWO PROG RMS
, The Trenton . M „ e t .. h o d i s t
Church will present two Christ- j
mas program,, one on Sunday
night, December 19, and an-
: othe: on Wednesday night, De-
cember 22 i
Sunday, Dec. 19, 7:30 P. M.
The regular Sunday evening
service will be devcted to the
presentation c a play "Why
Christmas,” directed by Mrs. J.
M Rogers. The leading role
will be taken by J C Billue,
playing the part of a disillusion¬
ed old man who looks in on
four families celebrating Ch ist-
mas Eve before he finds tne
who has achieved the true
Christmas spirit.
The pageant cf the Nativity
be enacted as part of the
drama, and the choir will iurn-
ish a choral backround of fa
miliar carols.
Wednesday, Dec. 22, 7:30 P. M.
Scripture Bobby RauJston.
Away in a Manger” — Chil-
dren.
"There’s a Song in the Air”
Congregation.
"Christmas Gifts” --- Begin-
ners; Caro1 L ^ nn Co:ke ’ Bruce
Case. Dianne Gross. Larry Case,
Susan Morrison. F.ances Ava¬
kian
"Joy to the World” — Chil-
dren I
O’ Little Town of Betide- 1
bem ■ _ congregation
ary . Bob Hllten> x> ar i a jean
Avakian> Tcmmy Scruggs, Sha
Freeman, Judy Presley,
Johnny Case. Hairiet Ann Wil¬
liams .
"Silent Night' Children.
"It Came Upon a Midnight
Clear” — Congregation.
"Christmas Giving” — Chil¬
dren .
“A Christmas Story” — Rev.
R L. Hilten
The Christmas Tree
Directed by Mrs. R A Alex
ander and Mrs. J E Morrison.
p^ an j^ rs Maddox J. Hale,
WILDWOOD, MORGANVILE
TO FEATURE CANTATA
A cantata, "The Birth oi
Christ,” by Ira B Wilson, will
be sung by the choir of the
Wildwocd Methodist Church,
assisted by the Morganville
Cnurch choir on Sunday even¬
ing, December 19.
The cantata will be presented
under the direction of Mrs.
Virgil Robertson and will begin
at 7:30 The Wildwood church
welcomes everyone to ceme and
enjoy this musical program.
NEW ENGLAND METHODIST
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
A Christmas program will be
presented at the New England
Methodist C hurc h Sunday
night, December 19. Mrs. Hu¬
bert Wilhite, president of the
WSCS, and Mrs. Ersaline Car-
roll, are in charge of the pro¬
gram
The presentation will consist
of songs and poems by a group
of children and a play. "My
Wife Mary.
Everyone is invited.
LIFE INSURANCE
Also complete coverage on fire
( i ji W' >. and accident insurance.
Ji , a A \ ALLISON
H. F.
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INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE
i 1 i’ire can come to any Times Building Trenton. Ga. J
heuse at any time.
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A Working Church For A Working People
TfTt PKY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. JESSE C. MITCHELL, Pastor
MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A. M.
“THE HIDDEN BEAUTIES OF
BETHLEHEM "
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A. M.
EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P. M.
“THEY S.4VV HIS GLORY ”
SPECIAL MUSIC AT EACH SERVICE
COME, PRAY AND WORK
DADE COUNTY
TO THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF DADE COUNTY, GEORGIA
Application far Incorporation
william A. Shelton, Truman
Brocics and Nora S. Spriggs,
called applicant,
bring tnis application ior tue
ct ?uiiy dfew to the Ccurt tne
plowing facts;
E i. Applicants uo desire ucoii c for iui
themselves, their associates and I
successors, to be incorporated
under the name cf:
BROW LAKE, INC.
The principal cilice and
place of business of said cor¬
poration poration shall shall be be located located in mi
Dade County. Georgia, with nu... the
privilege of establishing brancii
offices cr establishments in
such ether place or places as
may be determined,
2. The name and post office ,
aodiess of each of the
cants for this Charter of In-
corporation is as follows:
William A. Shtltcn
4819 Appian Circle
Chattanooga, Tennes-.ee
Truman W. Brooks
306 Peachblocm Drive
Chattanooga. Tcnnes ee
Nora S. Sprip gs
1706 Union Avenue
Chattanooga, Tennessee
3. The purpose and general
nature of the business to oe
Lansacted by the Corporation
that of owning, maintaining
and operating a mountain lake,
property ana re¬
ana otner facilities
for the use and be-
of its stockholders.
4. Applicants desire that the
have and enjoy all
rights, powers, privileges,
and provided" immunities in corner-
n and i H 1 v* Sections Vustinn c*
and privileges enumer¬
in Chapters 22-18 and
of said Code, and all cf
power s, rights, privileges,
and immunities enumer¬
and confer:ed therein are
a part hereof to the same
as if the same were
herein.
5. The time for which said
is to have exis¬
tence is thirty-five (35) years,
with the privilege of renewal at
the expiration of said time.
6. The authorized capital of
the Coiporation shall be as fol¬
lows:
(aj One Hundred (100)
shares of Class A voting,
common stock without nomi¬
nal or par value.
(b) One Thousand (1,000)
shares of Class B non-voting,
common stock without nomi¬
nal or par value, such Class
B stock to have the same
participation and other
rights and privileges as the
ClassA stock, except that the
holders of such Class B stock
shall not be entitled to vote.
The consideration for which
said shares of Class A and
Class B stock shall be Initially
subscribed for and paid in
shall be as fixed by the in¬
corporators, subject to the
approval of the stockholders
at their meeting for organi¬
zation, and thereafter the
consideration for the issuance
of additional shares of each
class whether for cash -or
other property, tangible or
intangible, shall be determin¬
ed and fixed by the Board of
Di rprtnr<;
The Corporation and the
stockholders shall have the
right and power to impose
such restrictions and limita¬
tions upon the issuance and
sale of the stock of the Cor¬
poration and upon the use or
sale of the properties and fa¬
cilities of the Corporation as
may be agreed to. of capital
7. The amount
with which this Corporation
shall begin business shall be
One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dol¬
lars consisting of cash or other
assets, or a combination of the
two.
_
p A-olicants Dray that the
liability of stockholders in said
Corporation be confined to the
SSSKuSSSSTfo?!? the
each.
WHEREFORE, aoplicants the
to be incrcporated under
name and style aforesaid, with
all the rights, powers, privi-
leges, duties and
herein set out and with such
additional powers and privilege;
as may be necessary, proper or
incident jnuw'.ii'. to vv the wi*. conduct ^ y “ — — ^ cf - - - a ■■■
business f c r which applicant. 1
are asking ineporation, end at
may be allowed like corpor-
ations under the laws oi
State of Geoigia as they now cr
may hereafter exist
Frank M. Thompson
Attorney Attorney for for AppLcants Applicants day of
Filed r UCU Ui in office this 23
November, 1954.
Grace H. Williams-
Clerk of Superior Court
________
re:
Petition to Incorporate
Brew Lake, Inc.
Application No........
Term, 1954
County Superior Couit
ORDER
The foregoing petition of
We will be closed from 5:00 P. Af. December 24, 1954
until 7:00 A. M. January 3, 1955.
This is the only time we can
take a vacation so we will
appreciate your cooperation.
iti Chrisimas Thanks for your patronage
in the past.
Wishing you a
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
RED'S CLEANERS
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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White Wall Tires. Nice Green Finish ____ 895.00
1953 DODGE 4 door Sedan. Nice black finish. Seat
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m 1953 DODGE Club Coupe, Radio, Heater. Overdrive.
One owner ______________ __ __ ________ $1695.00
9 1953 DODGE 4-door Coronet, V-8. Radio, Heater,
Gyrotorque Transmission _____ $1695.00
1951 DODGE 4-door Coronet, Radio, Heater. Clean 945.00
1949 DODGE 4 door Meadowbrook, Heater. This car is
ylean. Lots of good miles __ ____ $ 595.00
1949 CHEVROLET, Radio, Heater, Good Tires ______ $ 595.00
1941 CHEVROLET Club Coupe. Runs Good
Good Transportation Cheap ___________ --$ 125.00
1946 FORD 2 door Sedan. Good Upholstery, Good
Tires. Has plenty of se vice left __________ $ 295.00
We also have other cars 1940 - 1941 from $50.00 to $75.00.
USED TRUCKS
1953 DODGE / l 2 ton pickup. New tires, extra clean,
a bargain _____‘___________ $ 1095.00
m 1952 DODGE Panel. Heater. Try this one _________ $ 695.00
1951 DODGE y 2 ton. Clean _____________________ $ 745.00
1947 DODGE l / l 2 ton, 5 speed transmission ______ $ 345.00
1953 CHEVROLET ton pickup, low mileage, looks
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1951 CHEVROLET y 2 ton pickup. A good truck ____ $ 795.00
1951 FORD F-6, 2 Speed. Rebuilt Engine. Good Tires $ 995.00
1947 FORD Panel, Extra Good Tires, Body Good.
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TRENTON, GEORGIA
Open 8 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. daily, except Wednesday 8 a. m. to 12 noon
William A. Shelton, Truman W.
Brocks and Nora ® s ’ !
be ^corporated under the name
ST aSSrK d
aid petition is within the ipur-
; view and intention ol the laws
applicable thereto, and that all
said laws have been fully
complied with, including the
presentation of a Certificate
from the Secretary of State of
1 the State of Georgia as required
iby by S.ct.on 22-1803 of the Cede
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I {■ cr? ia, Annotated;
t <5 IITJT’EBY ORDERED,
ADJUDGED AND DECREED that
a ^ C1 prayers of oaid peti-
tion a „ e granted and said ap-
plicants a n a their as .cciates,
successors and assigns are here-
b . £ inc0rD0 incorporated iateu and and made made a a
body b dy nolitic nolitic undei unde* the the name name
and style of BROW' LAKE, INC.,
for and during the period of
thirty-five years, with the priv¬
ilege of renewal at the expira¬
tion of that time according to
the laws of Georgia, and that
said Corpora tion is hereby
and vested with all the
rights, powers, powers, and and privileges privileges
named in said petition.
GRANTED, at Chambers this
20 day of November, 1954 .
Freeman C. Mcfiii*
Judge Superior Dade Co Court* ;
this 23 day a&°SSS of '
Grace II. Williams Williams November 19*4
Clerk r " '*
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