The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, March 31, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Postotfice at Trenton, Ga., ob second class mail. ■RS CATHERINE C MORRISON ........ Owner and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES —IN ADVANCE: One Year, $2.u0, Six Months, >1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents. Plus State 3% Sales Tax Persons writing for publication are requested to furnish their uanies, otherwise the communication will not be published. Name will be withheld on request, but all communications must be signed Memorials, Cards of Thanks and articles of like nature will be charged at 50c and up for one insertion, payable in advance. Advertising rates will be furnished on application Locals and Personals The Garden Club will meet next week, April 7th at the home of Mrs M. J Hale. Mr and Mrs Bill Tatum and Pam were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Ray Smith of Rising Fawn Mrs. S J Sells returned this week after a visit of several weeks with friends In Chatta¬ nooga. , Miss Sally Mae Page is driv¬ ing an all black with white side wall tires beautiful new 1955 Chevrolet. Mrs Connie Johnson Gray and Joseph L “Red” Harrison, both cf the Plney Grove Com¬ munity were married March 26. Mrs. John M Harrison, a former resident of Trenton and now residing in Birmingham, Ala., is ill at South Highlands Infirmary in Birmingham Mr. W A Wright, of La- porte, Indiana, brother-in-law of Mrs. Ruth Reeves, and his brother, Mr Henry Wright of Chattanooga visited the Reeves family Saturday, * Lester E Chadwick is in the V A hospital In Atlanta and underwent a very serious ope¬ ration on March 18. His condi¬ tion is reported to be fair and he hopes to return home soon. Shelia Dickerson, daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Dicker- s:n, entered a phattanooga hospital this week for a series of tests to determine the cause of her recent illness. Attending the funeral of Mrs. A L Dyer's mother, Mrs. W. F Thomas, were Rev. R L. Hilten, Mrs. Betty Rogers, Mr and Mrs. Ceion Kyzer and Jer¬ ry, Mrs. Ed Pace and Mrs. Hen¬ ry Gross. Mrs. R C. Elvey, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. C Tatum for three weeks, re- turned to her home iij Oolta- wah, Tenn., Friday, We are glad to report her health as improved. “Butch” Curtis is rapidly im¬ proving now that he Ls home. He is still confined to his bed but he is going to m^et with his Scout Troop next week when the meeting will be held in his home Mrs. W G Morrison, Sr., who had a very severe heart at¬ tack last Saturday night. Ls re¬ covering and able to see a few visitors for a short time each day. Miss Gladys, who has been sick for several we^ks. is able to be up and help with the care of her mother. Mr. W C Amos, of the Clo- verdale community who cele¬ brated his 86th birthday on March 29. was honored with a birthday dinner at the heme of his daughter, Mrs H L Brad¬ ford and Mr Bradford of the Union Community Forty-five relatives and friends enjoyed the dinner with Mr Amos. Mr. and Mrs. H. F Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nethery, and Mrs. J A Swanson at¬ tended a wedding of Jim Alli- s:n and Pat Williams at Ridge- dale Methodist Church in Chat¬ tanooga Saturday afternoon Jim Allison Ls a son of Mr. Ce¬ cil Allison and a nephew of Mr. H F Allison and Mrs. Swan¬ son and Mrs. Grace Nethery. RALLY AT TRENTON BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY. APRIL 3. AT 2:30 PM COME AND HEAL? WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED IN THE LOOKOUT VALLEY AS¬ SOCIATION DURING THIS FIRST WEEK OF SIMULTA¬ NEOUS REVIVALS BEING HELD THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST -ASSO¬ CIATION. COME LOOKING FOR A SPE- BLESSING ECIAL SPEAKER rtik da hfc cot'S*tV times, trenton, Georgia, TffUTtSDAT MARCH 31, S L Y G 0 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore and child:en spent Sunday with latives in Whitwell, Tenn. The Frank K Pattersons are driving a new’ Dodge. Seems Frank was in an accident one day last week He was lucky and wasn’t hurt but his car was damaged which helped him to make up his mind toward a new’ car. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Cureton, Miss Edna Waddell and Miss Beat: ice Cole attended a sing¬ ing in Seequid Valley Sunday. The E F. Moores Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Er¬ nest Graham and boys from Daisy, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Law’rence Dugan, Mr and Mrs. Benton Patterson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reeves and children and J. L. Moore. The Edgar Moores also had all their children home for Sun¬ day. The Charge-wide supper, which the Wildwood Circuit sponsored Saturday night, was a success in spite of the cold weather. The lay-speaker for the Sly- go Methodst Church was Mr. Hobney from St. Andrews Church in Chattanooga. THE RISING FAWN W.S.C.S. ELECT NEW OFFICERS The Rising Fawn W. S. C. S. met at the home of Mrs. Myrna McMahan cn March 24, 1955. Mrs. R P. Fricks, president, called the meeting to order. Mrs. W. L. Fannin gave the devotional. Mrs. J. L. Fricks presented a very interesting program on •The Young Woman Moves to the City." Reports were given by Mrs. R. C. Thomas, Mrs. W. H. Ke- nimer, Mrs. R. P. Fricks, and Miss Bess Cureton. Mrs Betty Joyce Ball and Mrs. Warner Pierscn were elected W. S. C. S. delegates to attend Holston Conference. New officers were elected. They are: President, Mrs. Myrna Me Mahan Vice President, Mrs. J L. Fricks Recoiding Secretary, Mrs. L. M Allison Treasurer, Mrs. R. C, Thomas. Secretary of Promotion, Mrs. W L Fannin. Secretary cf MLssionary Edu¬ cation, Mrs. W H. Kenimer. Secretary C. S. R. & L C. A., Miss Bess Cureton. Secretary of Student Work, Mrs. L W Slaughter Secretary Youth Work. Mrs. Betty Joyce Ball. Secretary Children’s Work, Mrs. R P Fricks. Secretary Spiritual Life, Mrs. R P Fricks Secretary Literature and Pub¬ licity, Mrs. W H. Wilson. Secretary Supplies, Mrs. Ha¬ ley Dean Status of Women, Mrs. Cecil McMahan. AMERICAN LEGION Attention Veterans: there will be a regular meeting at the Legion Hall Friday night 7:30. We urge all veterans to come out and help us carry on the work of the American Legion. We need membership to hold our Legion Hall. Don’t fcrget, come on cut and help us put this post up front. Herman Moore, Commander. GIVE . ft 1 \ \ f ||j|| ||g§ S .• % , , / J-T'y* fs WM j i . Pfc. Larry E Forester, (above) younger son of Mr. and 'Mrs, Elbert Forester, reports to Kilmer, New Jersey, April \ ■>, Following a two weeks stay there, he goe.n to Geimany for j aI1 eighteen months assign- [ ment Larry enlisted in the Signal Corps immediately following his graduation from Bass High , school, Atlanta, May, 1954 He took his basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, and was transferred to Camp Gor- don, where he has just ccmpleted a course in technical work re- lated to the Signal Corps. Larry’s brother, Pfc. Sidney Aubrey, is stationed at Fort Jackson. Aubrey began his mi- litary service some months af- ter Iris graduation from the University of Georgia Aubrey is assigned to the Armed Forces Examination Station (Fort Jackson, S. C), as Social Sciences Research As- sistant.. , _________ Accident at Hooker In an accident on the Hooker Road last Tuesday, Walter Hig¬ don was charged with reckless driving , , , after ,, he had driven his . . motor vehicle into the rear cf a pickup truck driven by Hous¬ ton Nunnaly. The accident occurred at the intersection of the Hooker Rd. and Highway No. 11. There w’ere several persons riding in the truck at the time the mi¬ shap occurred EASTER SERVICES Next week will be the Easter Issue. Will all the churches in the county that are planning Sunrise _ Services or special . . Easter Services please send us the place and time that every-1 one in the county may know and have the opportunity to at- tend the church of their choice on Easter. TRENTON GARDEN CLUB The Trentcn Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. M. J Hale next Thursday, April 7, 1955, Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the « second and fourth //Tv & Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m. All qualified Masons invited to attend. Claude O. Ellison, W. M. James M. Rogers, Secy. SHOP! SAVE! At CR1SMAN HARDWARE CO. CHATTANOOGA PHONE PHONE 7-1114 7-1114 513 MARKET ST. FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR CRISMAN’S ON BROAD ST C. FRED HIXON BULLDOZING And EXCAVATING FILL DIRT — TOP SOIL Phone VE 1-6178 Chattanooga Valley The drink everybody knows PRESENTMENTS MARCH TERM 1955 ! GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY . To the Hon. John wDavis, Judge of the Superior Court of | said County We the Grand Jury selected fcr the March Term 1955 of the Superior Court of said county have ccmpleted our dellbera- tiorts and wish to submit the following presentments: We have by committee exa- mined the^. books and records cf the various offices of the coun- ty and find them neatly and correctly kept in so far as we were able to determine. We have also by committee examined the County buildings and find the l al1 ver y much in need of re P airs . especially the East P- rch - al -' ;o in need of mattresses anci blankets. We recommend suitable screens be put on tbe windows to prevent equip- menl f ; om being slipped in to prisioners to aid in their es- ca P e We recommend that a laucel be p’ a ced in the court house down stairs. Also some deodorant be used We recommend that the sher- iff be P aid 551000 to reimburse hi ™ for mcney he has paid out f° r services calL> and radio dis- P a iches from Chattanooga We recommend that all law enforcement officers including constables have six-inch letters P a ' nte d cn their cars We rocemmend that Robert Freeman be appointed a mem- ber °f the BoarcJ of Education 10 successd C. L. Ivey, resigned. We recommend that some one be appointed to replace John McGuffy on the Board of Edu i cation | We recommend that the sher¬ iff closely guard Robert Burns until he has made sufficient bond. Guard to be paid by the County We recommend that the “T slier- - * iff enforce the law with refer- ence _ ___ to __ dumping _____,___,____ barbage. We recommend that the Or¬ dinary be paid $60.00 per month for car and other expenses by reason of services as commis¬ sioner of roads, from March 15, 1954 to March 15, 1955, We recomend that our clerk be paid $1.00 per day extra for his work. We desire to express our ap¬ preciation to the Solicitor fcr his cooperation in assisting us wth our deliberations. We also wish to thank Judge Davjs for hi5 service as judge this we ek We de5ire that these nt _ ^ be pubIished in The Dade County Times and the usual fee be paid therefor Robert Forester Foreman. J. M. Carroll Clerk. Above presentments received in open court. Ordered filed and spread upon the minutes of I. O. O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 38 Regular meeting each Tues day night at 8:00 P. M. W. C. Durham, N. G. Dennis V. Brandon, V. G. W. w. Tinker, secy. WANT ADS FOR SALE — Large Bronze Turkey eggs for setting, 25c each. — Mrs. Lucile M. Ble¬ vins, 2 miles south of Tren¬ ton, Georgia. 3 t p — 3 - 31 LOOKING for the best invest¬ ment? You will not find a bet¬ ter one than Life Insurance, ask any bank. Let m e show- show you the plan f#r you. H. F. Allison, Times Bldg. UNEXPECTED CHANGE causes vacancy. Opportunity for man with car to supply demand for Rawleigh Products in Dade County. No capital needed. Write Rawleigh's Dept. GA- 10-201, Memphis, Tennessee. t c — 4 - 7 TWO PIANOS FOR SALE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD—One Spinet and one medium size upright—to be sold to a res- ponsible party who can make small down payment and as- sume small monthly payments' on balance. These pianos j must be sold at once. If not j sold might consider renting j one or both. W rite J. T. Dick- j son. Credit Dept., 83 Alabama Street, SW'., Atlarfta, Georgia, 1 t c — 4 - 14 EMPLOYMENT W ANTED: Carl s Brocks, Rising Faunl desires work on weekends doing paper hanging and painting. 3 t p —4 - 14 court and published and for as requested. The recomendation of Robert Freem “ . WK,flcal, » a r firm . This 23rd day cf March, 1955. John W. Davis Judge Superior Court. Burns Guarded The Dade County Sheriff, F. Graham, announced this week that In accordance with a recommendation of the grand jury and an order bv the court, two guards had been placed on the person cf Robert Burns at home in New England Burns is under an indictment cf murder in the accident last which killed Mrs. Lois Hall and her child. Injuries received in the accident have not sufficinetly healed to allow him to be placed in the jail. Sheriff Graham said that he had deputized and hired two guards, Charlie Stephens and | Oscar Taylor, and that one j watch at night and the during the day. USED ■|p§SI is® CAR VALUES! e Ud&ii i ri ltiL/U i ti, H-uoor, bia^n. musn, white 1 siuewau tires __________________________ $ 745.00 1953 juuuuti, Liuo Loupe, Radio, neater, Gyro. 1 rails. Clean. New White Walt Tires ______________ $1495.ou 1953 DOugr Liuu Loupe, lauio, heater, overdrive, white wail tires, many other accessories, ciean ________ special 1951 DOUGR 4-door Coronet, r<ttuo, neater, gyromatic transmission, good tires, one owner. Extra clean car __________________________ $ 895.00 1951 DODGE 4-door Coronet, heater, good tires, one owner, body and motor in excellent condition, real nice family car ___________________________ $ 895.00 1953 CHEVROLET 210, 4 Door, Radio, Heater. Clean $1595.00 1951 CHEVROLET, Power-Glide, completely recon¬ ditioned with new engine _______________ $ 795.00 1949 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan, Good tires, new seat covers ________________________ $ 395.00 1948 CHEVROLET 2-door Sedan. Good tires, lots of service —___ __ __ ____________ __$ 345.00 1951 HENRY “J ”. two-tone paint. Bargain _________ $ 175.00 1948 FORD Sedan V-8. Looks and runs good ______ $ 345.00 USED TRUCKS 1954 DODGE y 2 Ton. Extra Nice. Low mileage ____ $1295.00 1953 ULfUGL, y 2 -ton picn up, clean, new tires, runs like new ___________________________ $ 995.00 1953 DODGE ton Pickup, Low mileage _________ $ 995.Oil 1952 DODGE 2 ton, reconditioned, new paint-- ______ Special 1952 DODGE ]/ 2 -ton Panel, motor overhauled, heater. Clean _________________________ $ 795.00 1951 DODGE % ton ________________________ ___$ 795.00 1947 DODGE l l / 2 -ton, 825 x 20 tires, 5-speed transmis¬ sion, lots of service ________________________ $ 250.00 1952 G M C / 2 Ton Pick-up, Radio, Heater _________ $ 795.00 1950 CHEVROLET l l / 2 ton. Runs good ________ $ 495.00 Many other cheap cars and trucks to choose from. £ Dyer Motor Co. ® TRENTON, GEORGIA 0 See tion our of wide selec¬ EASY TERMS! You can always fine used depend cars. You’ll find UP 24 Months TO on the De¬ just the model to TO PAY pendable Used Cars suit your purse and sold by your Dodge- purpose. COME IN TODAY! Plymouth Dealer. Open 8 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. daily, except Wednesday 8 a. m. to 12 noon FREE CHICK DAY March 30 Thru April 2 Get Baby Chicks FREE with the purchase of FUL-O-PEP Chick Starter. No limit. Chicks are hatchery-run and heavy type. Ghostly, Babcock, Heisdorf-Nelson, and Hy-line Pullets. Guaranteed 95% sexing. Year-round flock service by Hatchery. 6 Heavy breed Chicks or 20 Light breed with each 25 ibs. FULL-0-PEP Chick Starter THIS WEEK'S FEED SPECIAL 16 % Dairy Feed, print bag --------------- $3.50 Supplement Laying Mash Feed 50-50 with grain ________________ $4.75 Sugared Schumacher Meal 50 lbs. worth 100 lb. shorts by test __ _____ $3.84 McBryar Bros. TRENTON, GEORGIA SATISFIED CUSTOMERS OUR MOTTO