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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1955)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Mrs. C. C. Morrison. Publisher Owner--Publisher Entered at he Post Office at Trenton Ga as 2nd class mail, Locals and Personals Stephens continue .. Mr. Tom quite sick at his home Virgil Jenkins is (f r i i. a new Chevrolet tree.-.e da>s. Chester Buchanan Is giving a new. Plymouth. Mrs Sadya Williams has just returned from Ventura. Cal where she .pent several days. Miss Betty Jean Bates, cf Chattanooga, visited her par- ents over the weekend. . . Mr announce !l.( bii ■ : o. «r • M’lss Wanda Green _ of f Chat- . tanoga spent Tuesday night with Mrs Eloc turlLs. M. and Mrs Dry e Stone "* h ter. Defcr.t Jo. February 4 , - are among many children home Irom school this week will, tlu Mrs Dewit, Williams and her daughter Lorene spent msht with Mrs W,,Hams' sts- ter Mrs. Winified McKee near H ‘ x on ’ Ie ” n Mr _ and .. Mis. o L . ( ,, Arininc visited Mrs. Adams brflther and family in Jack :nville, Ala., re¬ cently Mr. and Mr Delmas Free¬ man are the parents of a son, Rodney Bryant. bo:n February 2 ai Campbell Clinic Mr. and Mrs. Howard A Me Kaig and baby, of St. Elmo, were Sunday guests of the T S Ren! roe.s Mrs El.bc Curtis and son Claude, Jr. .pent the weekend in Cliattunootia , Is 1 ting Mrs. C “ rt £ Mrs D * Ha "' 1,1 d ‘ 11 Mrs. Mary Peters and Grand- . daughter Charlotte Curtis spent the week end in Marietta o. visiting Mns Peter.s . son It II M. ^rBuDrdtds have had their .-hare of illness lately. Buff is recovering from pneti- monia, while Mrs Bradford is nursing a bad cold The Modern Method party at the home of Mrs. John Reeves last Friday wavs enjoyed by all present. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mor¬ rison and Miss Gladys Morrison attended the wedding of James Roy Morrison and Elizabeth Zarzour in Chattanooga Sat. M/S Spencer Brandon and family aie leaving’today to re¬ turn to their home in El Paso. Texas, Texas, after alter spending spending some some time nine hcro w!th MAS Biardon s pai- j * nts Mr and ° enP ran ’ , don . Kenneth , Cooke . Mrs. J , < Mrs. H tt E Grass motored to * Jackson, Miss, last week for a J — « with them fer a short visit in < “MurndMrA L Dye, Miss Elene Dyer and Mrs Thomas ' left Sunday for San Antonio. 1 Texas, for a short visit with Mr ' and Mrs Johnn ,y Anderson and » family Elene will remain for a ' , in n trpr vidt Mr and Mrs Billy Jo Brad ford welcomed a son Sunday February 6 in a Fort Payne hc&pital The infant weighed in at eight pounds Mrs Brad- fo’.d is the former Miss Helen Shan kies The downpour of rain last weekend filled many creeks to overflowing in many places throughout tlie county Branches that were last summer actually spilled ever their banks and reads m some sectors for a vhert while The senior class at Dade High School will pre.-ent its play cn Friday night. February 11 ii's a three-act comedy entitled Great Scctts." Curtain time is 8:00 P M and ticket- are 25c and 50c An evening of laughter lilled entertainment is in slo e Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Leon Dyer, of Marysville, are the proud parents of a at the Beale Air Ferre Base Has pitel Mrs Dyer i- the former Miss Ellen Cite Morrison, of Trentin. Mother and baby are doing well, alth the baby is expected to remain in an in- cubator for several weeks Be- fore returning hone from a National Soil Conservation meeting in San Diego. Col Mcniscr. was privileged to vi- " his new granddaughter RISING FAWN h.v Mrs. M. R. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fricks and Ann Marie visited Mrs. parents in Newnan over weekend Mr and Mrs. Bill Wooten are the parents of a new baby Sunday guests of the Misses Cure ton and Mrs. Stroud were Mr and Mrs. Will Jacoway |rom chaltanoo8a , Jun K ,. nuner an d Ray uooo, at Ul( , university ol “ came homc , or a v.eeK end visit Jett Miss Carci Kenimer c*f Atlan- ta spent the weekend with her ncre Mrs. Owen Wood- yard haye namec i their baby son Roger Owen Woodyard. ^ ^ h able t0 ^ ^ afte , apjnding . seV erai days in bed with a dislocated ^ ^ Jackie Wilson has been ill j , aevere atlack 81 „ ussaa?;—- , “ j “' “ Fannin a| er Sall , l|ay nlght wllh .. - ». p , O. ,. writrlit HK s0 „ o( Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McMahan, ‘ at h is home Friday morning and injured ... his head He was taken to Dr. Cooke in Trentc-n, where eight stitches were taken in hi.s tore- head . . Mrs. Susie Hale and the C. B. Simmons family have moved to the Peel he use, Mrs. Ralph McMahan and (baby son are ill with flu j Muss Marie McMahan spc.it ,«* weekend with the Roy Me to Trento ^ have returned to this area to | live Giles has just J completed 1 a three-year torn y ,, ‘ * returned L tc DuPont toi wlik jlast Tuesday The young couple , : Plan to make their home In Chattanooga . 1 ’‘ ank 00cyait from Korea and R 110 now w back back | at M! hls old anc ^ rs at ^ Young ' ■ and family visited relatives on Sand Mountain Sunday. Miss Aileen Avans has return¬ ed to school after being sick with flu. ROUTE 2 NEWS I?i V Mrs. Fred Cooper Vi iting the sick in the com¬ munity this week Mrs. were Ken-' Mrs.^ Mary Whetzell and neth Moore, calling on Miss Zanie Moore; Oheeta whetzel ,_ wh0 viS jted Beatrice |cooper; and the Fred Coopers, MaHgl{ Maoeie and Elizabeth were Wednesday wean y^ visitors of Bui T Lan- u ^ ccnfined to i ; ‘ • h z -r er : M sr recently . Mrs Gas vis,ted her daughter in Chattanooga «ee»tfr. ^ a Archie vlsite Tinker “ l ° f C ^“ ano d hie "s s cictpr st Victoria Saturday. qoturdav Hus 01011 vUited him and his father. rpy,„ u peed F Coopers Sunday ' lies ts wete i aggi , ^ 117 ^. ii ^ beth Cocpei, a Mr and Mr,s 1 ^ wnoten The Wcotens calledIon M,. and d Mr Wal1 ' h£ts ^ recentl N1 y returned t ?i rn ed'from trom t0e laospital She' wd ' s * sited by her d-uig 1 Monday .. . Mr the alld parents Mus 0 re a 11 f. w / hv gb'b bovn Sunday rug i , 6 and weighing < 2 P- ' Sunday vbiting was an 9 Edna Cooper, calling on Mrs. I Ruby Wocten. Mr O C. Harde- man. who visi e “ and b v the c ' - Wted , by hv . Estei Tinfcer was y John on Sunday and ailci e valet on Monday Sunday mg 1 . Mitchel went wi 1 ' ho m tored to Asheville. N. C. They reported driving throu B of fog on the I Other visiting was °” e A .* M fs Maggie Cooper an Tinker at the home of Charley Moore, an e Wcotens who visite ® Mrs Sarah Massey m V . On Monday ®y West visited V c e. daughter Susie lias been sic Mitchel Tinker has re urn ^ tc Chattanooga to ie p 1 sister’s family while she. Mrs Marie Crow-nover. is in the os- pital rHI lMDI COUNT! TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA IHLKSDA*. FEBRUARY 10, 19i?3 CAVE SPRINGS PARTY LINE Itv Janies C,'. Holder Mr. Leon Shafer and Miss I Maxine Benton 0 f Soddy were the Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shafer. Mr. and M:s. Lester Forester and Helen attended a supper at Davis School Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder had as their Friday night guests three of their grandchildren, Ronnie and Leslie Castle¬ berry of Rising Fawn. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Henegar of Chickamauga were the Sun¬ day guests of Mrs. Earl Blevins and children. Mr. Roscce Grant of RossviUe was the Sunday gue.t ol his mother, Mrs. J. P Carson and Mr. Carson Mrs. Leona Castleberry and soi)fS and Mrs. Kenneth Reeves of Rising Fawn visited Mrs. Tom Holder and James recently. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. Lcn Kilgore, all of Chattanooga, were the re¬ cent visiters o f relatives and friends In the community. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. West and children of Puddin’ Ridge were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wallin and child¬ ren. After dinner Mr. and Mrs. West and Mrs. Wallin and daughter metored to the Berry Schorls to visit Miss Jane West. The Trenton Telephone Co. has been doing some right-of- way surveying in our commun.- ty lately. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F & A. M. the second and four t h p Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m All qualified Masons invik 3 d to attend. Claude O. Ellison, W M James M Rogers, Secy. Red’s Cleaners Phone 311 Trenton. Ga. Open from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOoOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCO ♦ ♦♦♦***44#.|*.**1*. 8 .*.^^** ****** mmn s7 PREACHING CHRIST — HIS BLOOD — HIS PREM1LLF.NIAL RETURN THE PINEY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev JESSE C. MITCHELL, Pastor SUNDAV SCHOOL 10 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A. M. “LOVE IN ACTION" EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P. M. “In Genesis, God's First Day of Creation, Christ’s Incarnation Is Seen" COME, PRAY AND WORK SPECIAL CASH PRICES LARD. 4 lbs. -- — - ----- 63c — __ — SUGAR, 5 lbs ------- 47c COFFEE—all leading brands mesh grind 99c MISS GEORGIA PEACHES, 2V 2 size 4 for ____ __ __ -- -- — ~--97c CORN, 303 size. 2 for ________________ 25c CHILI WITH BEANS __ 19c PORK & BEANS. 303 size, 3 for __ ______ 29c SWEET SIXTEEN OLEO __ 19c CHICKEN BREAST, frozen, lb. __ ...39c CHICKEN LEGS, THIGHS, frozen, lb...35c STREAKED MEAT, lb . __ __ ..25c GOOD FRESH HAMBURGER', lb. ____ 35c 25 lbs. MARTHA WHITE FLOUR. table linen bag ____ __________ $2.29 25 lbs. RED FOX FLOUR .. — -J1.65 LARGE WASHING POWDER .. ____ 30c McBryar Bros. TRENTON, GEORGIA SATISFIED CUSTOMERS OUR MOTTO OBITUARY li. Turner Tatum E. Turner Tatum died Feb. 8 in Ardmore, Okla., wheie he has been making his home for the past 30 years. He is a son of the former Mr. and Mrs. G. W. M. Ta>tum of Trenton and a World War I veteran. He is sur vived by a son If. T. Tatum Jr. and a gianddaughter both of Oklahoma City; one sister Mrs. Dana T. Davis, Tallahassee, Fla.; one brother Russ F. Ta- tann of Phoenix, Ariz., and se- vreal nieces an ! nephews, one 0 f whom is M. W. Tatum of Tren tcn. Funeral services will i)e lield at the Trenton Meth- odi>st church at 2 P. M. Friday, February 11 with Rev. R. L. HiJten officiating. Active /pall- )jsare r.s will be Boss Cole, Ray- mond Morrison, Hix Thurmond, Capt Ray Evat .t, W. Clair Ja- ccway and Jerry Pace . Honor- ary pa i] ;be arers will be M J. Ha , le> D E Morrison, L. M. A 1 i isoili H p. Allison, Je:s page D N Scruggs, and Aarcn Robertson . Burial will be in the fj-enton Baptist Cemetery. Walter D. Gray Walter D Gray, 73, died at, his home in the New Salem Community cn February 4. Sur- viving him are his wife, Mrs. Lou Tinker Gray; six daugh- ters, Mrs. T L Morrow, Ross- Mrs. Carl C. Baker, Mrs. Joe Fulghum, Mrs. Harold C Mcore, Mrs. J C. Abbott, and Mrs. R. C. Adams; four sons, Scott W Gray, Leonard J Gray, Woodrow W. Gray and Lincoln R G:ay; sister-in-law, Mrs. Grace J Gray all of Rt. 2, Rising Fawn; two ..isters, Mrs. Mary Massey, Wildwqod and Mrs. Fannie Moore; two broth- ers, H C. and C. A Gray of Rt. 2, Rising Fawn; 35 grand- children and 4 great giandchil- dren. Funeral services were held at the New Salem Methodist Church and interment was in the Hawkins Cemetery. Active pallbearers were Bill Gray, Edi- son Gray, Talley Moore, Ken- neth Mcore, Benton Massey and Philip Mathews. Honorary pall- bearers were L W Moore Jr., Hugh McKaig, Grady McKaig, R;y W Moore, Grover Moore. Gordon Massey, Gordon Autrey, John McGuffy, Harold Cox, Grady Bradford, Floyd Brad¬ ford, Kelly Adkins, Jim Abbott and Drew McKaig. SHOP! SAVE! At CRISMAN HARDWARE CO. PHONE PHONE 7-1114 7-1114 "l oo* ros rug n o 513 MARKET ST. CHATTANOOGA ’’REE PARKING NEXT DOOR CRISMAN’S ON BROAD ST t ond Preaching MISSION anH at 3:00 fourth Service SERVICES P. Sundays M. sec¬ Masonic Lodge. Trenton, Ga. COMB 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. 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