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NEW ENGLAND
By Mrs. Steve Drrrybcrrv
Mr and Mrs. J W Beasley
ind children of Huntsville, Ala.
=;pent the weekend with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Henry
Dliver
Mr and Mrs. George Crum¬
ley and Nancy visited her par-
nts, Mr and Mrs Henry Oli¬
ver, Sunday afternoon
On our sick list is Shirley
Keel. We hear she has a bad
case of flu Hope Shirley will
so n be well and out again
There will be a chicken stew
with hot dogs and cake at the
Community House on Saturday
night, February 12, beginning
— at 7 o’clock The event is spon-
by the New England Bap-
v ti't Chu ch and is in¬
everyone
vited Come on out and help in
This worthy cause
Nancy Crumley spent the
night with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Derryberry
Monday night, February 4
Gl"d to have Mr. and Mis
Roy Ccrn.bs move bark out with
us
After spending a 30-day leave
here, Mr and Mrs. Charles
Bryant left last Tue day, Feb
1, with a new house trailer
Just below' Hawkinsville, Ga.,
Charles met an army convoy.
When he stopped at a narrow
bridge to let it pass, a truck in
another convoy to the rear
struck him from behind, tearing
out the whole back end of the
trailer. Luckily, no one was
hurt.
Mrs. Joe Snider scent the
weekend with her sister and fa¬
mily, Mr & Mrs. Dave Raines.
So long until next w'eek.
CITATION
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
To AH Whom It May Concern:
Grace C. Gray as guardian
of the estates of Edward Gray,
Julian Gray, Jerry Gray and
Gladys Gray, minor children cf
the said Grace C Gray, having
applied to me by petition for
leave to sell the real estate of
said minor children as des¬
cribed in the application, this
is to notify the creditor and
next of kin cf said minor chil¬
dren that said applicaticn will
be passed upon at the March
term, 1955, of the Court of Or¬
dinary of said County and that
inless cause is then shown to
the contrary, said leave will be
granted
This 7th day of February,
1955
K. M. Morrison
Ordinary.
4 t c — 3 - 3
REVISED
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed proposals from gen¬
eral contractors will be received
by the State School Building
( Authority, Owner, at 4th Floor,
r Kemper 'Builuing. 41 Exchange
( Place, S. E. Atlanta, Georgia,
. until 3:00 P. M, Eastern
1 Standard Time on February 23,
* 1955. for the construction of
< DADE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL,
t ADDITION TO DAVIS ELE-
. MENTARY SCHOOL, COMPLE-
TION OF DAVIS ELEMENTARY
( SCHOOL. HOOKER ELEMEN¬
TARY SCHOOL, COMPLETION
, OF TRENTON ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL, ADDITION TO
1 NORTH DADE ELEMENTARY
1 SCHOOL, and COMPLETION OF
NORTH DADE ELEMENTARY
, SCHOOL, all to be located in
Dade County, Georgia. At the
time and place noted above, the
proposals will be oubliclv ourn-
ea and read. A combined bid
on the above prejects is also
permissible. No extension of
the bidding period will be made
Bidding documents may be
obtained at the of l ice ol tne
architects, HUNT-CATON AND
ASSOCIATES, 1225 James
Building, Chattanooga, Ten¬
nessee. Applications with deposit, for docu¬ at
ments together
$50.00 per set per improvement with
should be filed promptly
the architects Bidding mate¬
rial will be forwarded, snipping
changes collect, as soon as pos¬
sible. The full amount of de¬
posit for one set will be refund¬
ed to each general contractor
who submits a beru fide bid
upon return of such set in good
condition within 30 days after
date of opening of bids All
other deposits will be refunded
with deductions approximating
cest of reproduction of docu¬
ments upon return of same in
good condition within 30 days
after date of opening of bids.
Contract, if awarded, will be
on a lump sum basis. No bid
may be withdrawn for a period
of 35 days after time has been
called on the date cf opening.
Bids must be accompanied oy a
bid bond in an amount not less
than 57c of the base bid. Both
a performance and a payment
bond will be required in an
ameunt equal to 100 'e of the
contract price.
The Owner reserves the right
to reject anv or all bids and to
waive technicalities and infor¬
mail ties.
STATE SCHOOL BUILDING
AUTHORITY
a
2 -
NEW HOME'
By Mrs. Eula Stallings
Just heard this morning
Tue.day) about the death cf
Leonard Hurst, which we are
•.cry sorry to report.
M:. and Mrs. Jack Crisp a>-e
the proud parents ot a baby
girl born February 3.
Mr and Mrs R. T. Dodson
and Mrs. J M Crawford visit¬
ed Mr and Mrs. Ernest Cagle
at E uth Pittsburg Saturday.
Mesdames L J. Hurst, F. F
Patton and E A. Stallings vi-
: ited Mrs. Paul Greeson lest
Wedne day at Ider, Ala.
Nathan Echols visited Mr.
and Mrs Bill Martin of Jasper,
Tenn., over the weekend
Mr and Mrs. Herbert Ken¬
nedy of Fort Payne spent last
weekend with M and Mrs.
Clarence Whitmire and Mrs.
Dora Patton
Rev and Mr-. L. J IIur.-,t
were the dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Chester Lane Sun¬
day
Mrs. Ethel Goff spent the
day with Mrs. Harvey Roches¬
ter Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gilbreath
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. M
Crawford Monday. We under¬
stand the Crawfords are plan¬
ning to move to Lookout Moun¬
tain .
Mrs. E E Ferguson and
Mrs. W B Haynes made a
business t ip to Chattanooga
LIFE INSURANCE
Also complete coverage on fire
( \ and accident insurance.
i (' + 1 i , * V H. F. ALLISON
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
?ire can come to any Tjmes Bllilding Trenton. Ga.
house at any time.
At Auction
Friday, February 18
10 A. M.
PROPERTY OF
Mr. & Mrs. I. P. Wooten
Located, Sand Mountain, Alabama, within 7 miles Trenton,
Georgia, 10 miles Ider, Alabama, 19 miles cf Henegar,
Alabama on the Birmingham Highway No. 110
Property consists of the Wooten Grocery Store, Cafe and
Garage. The Groceiy Store is 30 x 30 Ft. has a nice stock of staple
and fancy groceries, also dry goad: and a 4 room apartment. Gro¬
cery equipment consists of all shelves and counters, reading elec¬
tric scales (Sanitary), Burroughs adding machine. National cash
register, 18 case electric Coca-Cola 1 dry box, electric slicing ma¬
chine. large stove
Cafe. 27 x 40 ft. equipment consists of G. E. Refrigerator,
National cash register, oil stove, gas hot plate, eleitric deep fryer,
10 case electric Coca-Cola box, 28 record player, malt machine,
booths, 6 stools and many ether articles
Garage, 30 x 40 ft. also seme building and business lots. As
Mr Wooten has decided to quit the grocery and cafe business, he
has instructed us to sell this property for the High, High dollar
regardless of price.
Attend this Auction and buy groceries, Fixtures and Equip¬
ment. You make the price — we make the deeds.
FREE! FREE! FREE!
MUSIC
J. L. TODD AUCTION CO.
CAR SALE EVERY SATURDAY 1 P. M. RAIN OR SHINE
302 WEST 3rd STREET PHONE 4-1656 or 4-1657
ROME. GEORGIA
“List your property with us — We sell the World”
LICENSED. BONDED, INSURED
THE DADE COUNT! TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1935
Tuesday and stopped by to vi-
Mrs. Jack Crisp and new'
daughter in the hospital.
There will be a community
supper at the home of Mr and
Mrs. J M Crawford In the
New Home Community cn Sat¬
urday nigh t, February 12.
Everyone is invited The pro¬
ceeds will be applied to the
building of the community
house
SAND MOUNTAIN W. S. C. S.
HAS SUCCESSFUL SUPPER
A Turkey Supper given by
the W. S. C. S. of the Sand Mt.
Methodist Church, Saturday
night, added more than 100 to
the funds for the new church
building.
We especially thank Mr. D.
O Chumley for the use of the
new lunch room at school for
this Supper. Our thanks also to
Mrs. Millie Ballard, Dock Ste¬
phens, Wafdo Simmons and Me
Bryar Grocery (cn Sand Moun¬
tain) for their donations. We
are indeed grateful tc all of
those who donated food and
their time.
Work has now started on the
church building and we hepe
for pretty weather that it may
soon be completed. Services
are now being held in a garage
: f Mr. Eewey Crisp and we ap¬
preciate his kindness ve’.y
much.
wot COlilTV HOT
L. C. ADAMS
SUGGESTIONS FOR COTTON
PRODUCTION
1. Fit cotton into balanced
farming.
2. Select good cctton land—This
will be land that is fertile
and well drained—land on
which experience has shown
cotton grows fast and fruits
early.
3. Prepare Laid well.
4. Fertilization — Obtain soil
samples and have them ana¬
lyzed so as to show tue
amounts and kinds of ferti¬
lizers needed tv. produce an
average of a bale per acre. If
lime is recoin mended this
should b e applied at least
two months before time to
plant. Place lertilizer so as
to avoid injury to the seed
and young seedlings.
5 Planting seed—Use u wilt-
ie ;istant variety recommend¬
ed for the area. Use delinted
seed of high germination.
Treat the seed before plant¬
ing to eliminate seed-borne
diseases. Some c f the good
wilt - resistant varieties are:
Empire, Cooker’s 100, Plains
land Stonewilt. Good non¬
wilt varieties are: Stoneville
2B, DeKapine 15 and Delta-
pine Fox.
6 Planting—Plant a s soon as
the soil is warm enough fo
the seed tc germinate and
grow. Plant in rows 36 to 42
inches. Use the amount cf
seed that will assure a stand
of 25,000 to 35,000 plants per
acre. Plant the seed at the
correct depth for the kind oi
soil. This will b e 1 inch to
1 Vz inches in most instances.
7. Chemical weed control—Hand
chopping and hand hoeing
can practically be eliminated
by using a pre-merge 'appli¬
cation at the time cf plant¬
ing o f Chlo: -IPC as recom¬
mended b y experiment Sta¬
tions. A hill dropper planter
can be used, space hills 12-
15 inches apart and plant
5 to 6 seed per hill. If the
continuous d ri 11 planter is
used, use about 20 pounds of
delinted seed.
8. Cultivation—After the first
two cultivations, c u 11 i vate
shallow' and often enough to
control weeds and grass.
9. Insect control—Follow recem-
dations of Extension and ex¬
periment station entomolo¬
gist. Make regular infesta¬
tion counts.
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Hooker Colored News
Mrs. Lula D. Paris
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Paris
and Mrs. Ollie May Owens wor¬
Sunday at the St. Elmo
■Baptist Church, whose pastor
is the Rev. Edd Angles.
! Mcxie Robert, Mary Ann Mar¬
gin and Kenneth Roberts a’-e
enjoying this school year. They
are attending t h e g:eat ne\
Howard High in Chattanooga
We are real anxious to get
back in schcol after being out
since Sept. 23. We have already
had our vacation, and we will
have to go all summer sc th t
the children may have a chan f r
to make their grades.
I We have received $25 in con¬
tributions for the purchase o r
| a new piano, including $2. from
'Mrs. Virginia March of San
Francisco. We hc,pe that we
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near future.
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Phone 323
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