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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1954)
WANT ADS OR ORDER your flowers irT holidays for Lv the Christmas while the selection is ^d We will also order eut r Uowers for delivery at any Mrs. J- G. Gray, tune. — Georgia. Trenton, 3 t c - I 2 ’ 16 _______ r SAL E - Emperor Daf¬ f 0 hundred de- fodils *2.50 per livertl in Trenton. R.G. Pe¬ terson, Long Island, Ala. 3 t c — 12-16 ___________ FOR SAM The Hugh Clark Place in North Trenton. Five and bath. One acre lot. rooms Times Building, H. F. Allison, Trenton. 3 t p — 12-16 FOR RENT — Duplex house: 3 rooms, hot and cold water sh ower. And 6 rooms, hot and cold water shower. W. H. Kenimer. Rising Fawn. 3 t P — 12-23 __ WANTED — Hickory stump- age. Write us for prices stat¬ ing amount of acreage. Char¬ les I). Roberts Co., Box 2f)6, Stevenson. Ala. 6tP- 1 - ’ HOLMES TRACTOR COMPANY TRION, GEORGIA ford and fordson major diesel TRACTORS COMPLETE LINES OF EQUIPMENT 1 jjgS-SSi ^ jp.'.iSs! Georgia * Robert Forester, Wildwood, Representative — Dade County COME IN OFTEN! We invite you to make the Hamilton National Bank'your Chattanooga headquarters. The Hamilton National has seven conveniently located offices, each one offering a complete banking service in a friendly atmosphere. We will be glad to see you—any time. '/^Hamilton NATIONAL | iy, | BANK 01 III ...... Iff UNNESSEt Market at Seventh 1500 Metallic Ave.—3200 Brainerd Road—1 Cherokee Blvd. Main at Market—East Chattanooga—Rossville, Ua.-Tenn. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit lnsurav.ee Corporation *.L « | Dolls Reduced VO Vo 0 4 | As Much $2.00 Vo-4 as Vo S* 4 VO 4 WALK-A-BYE DOLL & with miracle hair » rooted in scalp, was J® $12.98 » P* iPSSv m ?> - Now $10.98 & a BIG STRUTTER 24-INCH DOLL CINDY -.Ar '■> ' ' -5/ i-educed from $10.98 \*o4 To $8.98 VO 4 GAMES—Bingo, Buckaroo, Treasure Island, Rag- Vo 4 B e dy Ann, Chinese Checkers, darts and space targets. Vo 4 * BOOKS — Children’s classics, Bible story books ^ r,T -her Goose and Tarzan books. JIG-SAW PUZZLES— for children of every age. » LET’S PLAY HOUSE % % Everything f 0r the jun- Ilife 2 10r homemaker. Toy d^hes VO 4 in metai or plas- ic "silverware” •.t'V in ex¬ quisite patterns —com- Vo * 4 Plete toy kitchens V-o4 « — finished tables and Vo4 chairs. VO 4 Vo4 « USE PLAN Vo 4 OUR LAY-AWAY VO ** 4 Vo 4 Gannaway - Riley Co. Vo Vo •Jy* * 4 4 TRENTON, GEORGIA lUt DADgCO UNT* TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA THURSDAY DECEMBER 16, 1954 ANNOUNCEMENT I announce my candidacy for City Councilman to fill the un¬ expired term of Mr. Tatum. Election to be held December 21, 1954. Your support will be appre¬ ciated. L. S. Blake, (Paid political adv.) FOR SAI.E — 45 R. P. M. auto¬ matic Record Player. Plays through Radio. Good condi¬ tion. Would make fine Christ¬ mas gift. *7.00. See G. L. Mor¬ gan at Trenton Telephone Company 3 t c — 12-23 DR. G. K. MacVANE Ft. Payne, Ala. Chiropractor and Naturopath <29 N. Gault Avenue WHAT IS YOUR FUTURE? — Have you made any plans for your family if anything should happen to you? Aze you Interested in ; the future of your children? Why not start a savings plan for their education, now? Just a little each month will do it. — See H. F. ALLISON, Times Buldg. ROUTE 2 NEWS By Mrs. Fred Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Willard Michaels have a new baby girl born No¬ vember 7 and weighing 8 lbs. She has been named Sonia Montez. Mother and baby have returned heme fiom the Tr',- County Hospital where Sonia was born. Miss Gertha Hartiine is in the hospital. She is a student it Davis High Leon and Roy Morgan spent Wednesday night with Ruddy Cooper. Mrs. Bertha Patten, with her sister Stella and her mother, spent three days this week vi¬ siting her brother m the Cu- rolinas. Mrs. Leona Wood had an operation Thursday but was able to return home Saturday. Mr. Joyce Whetzell’s Thurs¬ day visitors were Ada Tinker, Maggie Cooper and Elizabeth and Mrs. Jo Moore and Conzaie. Mr. and Mrs.* Fred Cooper and Ada Tinker were visiting Mis. M. F. Hill in_Chattanoc- ga, Monday. Visiting among friends in the community this week were Mrs. Vickie Cocper and Mrs. Otto Cooper and a daughter of John R. Tinker Jr. dropped by to see him Monday. The Fred Coopers called on the Rich Morgans on Wednesday and Mrs. Janie Moore went to see Mrs. Vickie Cooper Thursday. Saturday Mrs. Geraldine Tinker visited with Mrs. Victoria Cooper, Bertha Gilley went to see Edna Cooper and Mrs. Marvin Tink¬ er called on Mrs. W. M. Wall. Some of the calls made on were: Betty Patton and Betty Hardeman visited with Gracelyn Rcden, Edna Cooper spent the day with Ina Dean Hardeman, Nancy Williams called on Frances Albertson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams went to see Mrs. Bertha Patton and Mr and Mrs. Archie Tinker of Chattanooga stopped by to see his father, John R. Tinker, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Estel Tinker. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wooten were visiting Wednesday with their daughter Mrs. Ruth Hand and were in town shopping on Saturday. Also visiting this week were Mrs. Geraldine Tinked with Ro- bie Ellis, and Mrs. Lucille (Gil- -ley) GasP daughter from town, who came out to spend a few days with her mother. Arthur Wood, who is now liv¬ ing in Florida, is here visiting relatives and friends. Pleasant Grove Church had 47 in Sunday School this Sun¬ day. We drew names and will exchange gifts at a Chzlstmas Party on December 26. BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS tie full rich flavor ©f Kara adds extra gedness fa every bite , Bug KARO DARK SYRUP i \v\ Ata handsome -fall quart decavter l lH-poi-nd and 3-pound boltki ). and 10-pound cam BUY YOUR KARO SYRUP AT : j JOHN L. CASE CO. McBRYAR BROTHERS , SCRUGGS GROCERY I TRENTON, GEORGIA ; SEE THEIR ATTRACTIVE DISPLAYS NEW ENGLAND By .Airs. Steve Derryberry Mrs. Joe Snider spent the weekend with her sister and fiamily, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Raines. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Derry- berry’s Sunday afternoon vi¬ sitors were their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Crumley with their two daugh¬ ters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gear- rin and Mr. and M:s. Roy Combs of Chattanooga. Mrs. E. L. Raulston and Bob¬ by visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Geairin Saturday afternoon. The Sewing Circle znet with Mrs. Roy Gearrin and Mrs. Battles last Thursday. Those present were Mesdames Albert Bruce, Mrs. Floyd Davidson. Herman Jenkins, Steve Derry¬ berry and Gordon Massey. A tasty lunch was served and we I all enjoyed ourselves. j sick Aunt list. Lydia Hope Allison she will is on the soon be well and out again. i Mr. : and Mrs. Roy Combs of ; Chattanooga visited Mr. and Mrs. Nevil Stephens ever the weekend. We are glad to have Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cole and baby move into our community. They han been living in Chattanooga. i Well, Christmas is just 1 around the corner. Everyone here is rushing to get their shopping done. We really shouldn’t grumble about the rain, but it seems we are getting plenty now. Mr. and Mrs. Berry Stowe were home for the weekend. They are temporarily living in Rockwood where Berry is em¬ ployed with the TVA. Hope they will soon come back home to live because we miss them so much. So long until next week. CAVE SPRINGS PARTY .LINE IJy Janies C. Holder Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hen- agar of Chickamaugia were the Saturday visitors of Mrs. Earl Blevins and children. Mrs. Earl Blevins was shop¬ ping in Chattanooga Saturday. Mr. Tcm Holder is the proud possessor of a new ’55 Ply¬ mouth Belvedere. We are wish¬ ing them many happy miles of travel. Mr. and Mrs. J A. Reeves were the Sunday evening sup¬ per guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McKaig. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Forester and daughter were the Sunday morning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder. LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK THE DADE COUNTY TIMES FLORAL CREST Mrs. R. G. Peterson Mr. and M i. Glen Ringer and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gass made a business trip to Dallas. Texa' recently. W. D. W. de, Sr., is at home again. He has been sick in a Chattanooga hospital for seve¬ ral days, but is getting well ast new. Cubner Bishop is at home now. He has been sick with heart trouble. Mrs. Laura Magcon has mov¬ ed into the community here. For several years she has made her home in Albertville, Ala. She is living in the Goodwin house. Jack Zonneveld, from Voork- out, Holland, jyho is a bulb salesman from there, visited the bulb giowers here one da.\ last week. He tells us that th had too much rain in his coun¬ The Best Football Coverage By The South’s Greatest Sports Writers K 1 5 9 King Football new reigns supreme and wise sports fans know they'll find the greatest coverage by the South's best sports writers every Sunday in the big Atlanta Journal-Constitution. No other newspaper or combination of newspapers can equal the exceptional coverage offered by The Journal-Constitution. 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For a or 1-ton a better deal for truck with sensational 145-h.p. Power-Dome V-8 the man at the wheel! or famous 110-h.p. thrifty six, see us today! DOD0E ^TRUCKS Dyer Motor Co. Trenton, Ga. try this past season. Lt. Col. Chas. Eskridge Jr. was here last week visiting his parent , Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sskridge Sr. He is stationed at Mitchell Air Base on Long Is¬ land, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mul¬ lins were here last week visiting Mrs. Mullins’ grandmother, Mrs. C. D, Eskridge. Mr. and Mrs. Mullins were returning from their honeymoon spent in Clay- znore, Okla. Mr. Mullins is in the Air Force and is stationed in Charleston, S C. Lon Gass passed away Si n- day in a Chattanooga hosp. r. He had been sick for about two years. He was buried Tuesday P. M. in the Brown’s Gap ce¬ metery. A number from here attended the funeral. Mr. arid M s. Arthur Mazsozi and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ammons and several other students fi'om Collegedale spent the day with us last Saboath. Mr. Ma- 1VIASONS NAME NEW OFFICERS Members of the Trenton Masonic Lodge No. 179 elected offiers here at their last regu¬ lar meeting on Saturday night, December 11. Chosen to official posts were: Claude O. Ellison, Worshipful Master; James R. Ryan, Se¬ nior Warden; Joe K. Rogers, Junior Warden; Montford W. Tatum, tieasurer; James M. Rogers, secretary; Oscar F. Green, Chaplain; James B. Sul¬ livan, Senior Deacon; R. Ver¬ non Cureton, Junior Deacon; Lloyd D. Dearmjon, Senior Steward; Elbert M. Holmes, Juniot steward; W. G. Morri¬ son, Jr., Tiler. soil is a ministerial student from there and gave the morn¬ ing sermon. We spread our dinner in the school house, aft¬ er which we spent the after¬ noon in music and song.
