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HOOKER
I 5 v Mrs. Thelma Bell
Mr and Mrs. Randolph Vea-
£e ‘ I and son, and Mr. Veasey’s
r ;, h r of Chattanooga were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Strawn Sunday.
Mrs Boh Pendergrass is a
pat ient at Erlanger Hospital in
Chattanooga. guests of Mr. Larry
Weekend Tho¬
Br d"man were Messrs Joe
and Jack ingeran of At¬
mas
lanta.
v .. j t. Jones and son,
T jumy, from Charleston, S. C.,
spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Bridgman last
we ek She was en route to visit
her mother in Vincenness, In¬
diana.
Mesdames Ann Wilson, Millie
Miller and Rigsby of Chatta¬
nooga attended the recent home
coining at Hooker Church of
Christ.
Mrs. Thelma Bell and How¬
ard Strawn attended the dinner
at Wildwood Community House
Sunday given for their lay
speaker, John Steffner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Woods
and Miss Edith Bleckley of
Chattanooga were dinner guests
of Mrs. Mary Blessing Sunday.
Miss Mildred Limbaugh spent
Saturday night with Juanita
Pendergrass.
Mrs. Bowman and daughter,
Betty, of Chattanooga attended
church at Hooker Methodist
Church Sunday, night.
The M. Y. F. of Hooker
Methodist Church will entertain
with a supper Saturday night
at the Church. Every one is in¬
vited.
MISSION SERVICES
Preaching Service sec¬
ond an»d fourth Sundays
at 3:00 P. M.
Masonic Lodge. Trenton, Ga.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — 1953 Bel-Air Che¬
vrolet. Radio, heater, three
brand-new tires. Seat covers,
excellent engine and finish.
Low milage. See Virgil Hartley
at The Times office.
FOR SALE — 62 acres, 6 room
house, well and lasting spring;
6 miles south of Trenton on
Fischer Road, just off High¬
way 11. On mail and school
bus route. Call for price and
terms. — P. M. Keith, Route
1, Rising Fawn.
3 t p — 5 - 19
LAWNMOWERS reparied and
machine-sharpened. Also en¬
gine parts for lawnmower mo¬
tors. E. H. Burns, on the
square.
4 t p — 6 - 9
LOOKING for the best invest¬
ment? You will not find a bet¬
ter one than Life Insurance,
ask any bank. Lot m e show
show you the plan for you.
II. F. Allison, Times Bldg.
HIGHEST prices paid for pine
and poplar logs. See us if you
have any to sell. Dyer Lumber
Company, Trenton, Ga.
DR. G. K. MacVANE
Ft. Payne, Ala.
Chiropractor and Naturopath
720 N. Gault Avenue
BF INDEPENDENT. Sell Raw-
leigh Products. Good opening
now in Dade County. See S.
M. Duke, 1806 S. Hawthorne,
( hattai^>oga, Tenn. today or
write Rawleigh’s, Dept. GAE-
W-D Memphis, Tenn. 3tp
ICR SALE — Thirty-nine acre
arm on Sand Mountain.
Twenty acres cleared. 5-room
modern house with bath.
Lasting water from three
wells. 40x40 chicken house.
18x18 sorage. Complete black¬
smith shop. See Lyman Tay-
' or flat Rock, Ala., Rt. 1.
,
2 1 P —- 5 26
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CITATION
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
!'• "horn It May Concern:—
Mrs. Metta McCauley having
a PPi:ed for guardianship of the
P p rson and (property of W. T.
McCauley, a mental incompe-
" r " of said County, notice is
v ereb given
Y that said applica-
f 10n be heard
: at the regu-
•a r June term 1955 of the Court
of Ordinary of said County.
,v ’ness my hand and official
Signature this 2nd day of May,
iy55.
R. M. Morrison
4 t Ordinary.
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Home Demonstration
Agent’s Column
By Naomi Hubble
Miss Olive Massey who con¬
ducted the one night cooking
school at the Rising Fawn
School tuesday night certainly
made a lot of mouths water.
She certainly prepared a lot of
good looking food including an
oven meal, a broiler meal, a
surface meal, a deep well cook¬
er meal, two desertsand a salad.
Tt the close of the school the
food was given as prizes to sev¬
eral lucky persons. Many other
prizes were given away by local
merchants and Home Demon¬
stration Clubs.
The County Home Demonstra¬
tion Council sponsored this
school from which i t realized
some $50. clear from ticket sales
after its share of expenses are
paid. I hope it will be our pri¬
vilege t o sponsor anothr such
school in the future.
Another current activity of
the county council is a county¬
wide handicraft workshop which
will be held next week—Tues¬
day and Wednesday—at Slygo
Community House. We will do
copper enameling, copper tool¬
ing, paint plywood trays and
perhaps make sewing screens.
The work will begin at 10:00
and last all day. Everyone will
gring a covered dish and the
Slyga Club will furnish the
drink.
Those who cannot spend the
day may come in the afternoon
or anytime that is convenient.
Everyone is invited to come one
or both days.
LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
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Trenton, Georgia
AMERICAN LEGION POST 106
First Friday every month 7:30
P. M. Legion Hall.
Herman V. Moore, Comm.
E. L. Raulston, Adj.
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.
Called meeting o f Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F & A. M. Satur¬
day, May 21 at 7:30 P.
M. Work in the Third
Degree.
C. O. Ellison), W. M.
* u nndiri>rK Sec’y
THE DAD£ COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MAY 19, 1955
Soil Conservation
Col. I). E. Morrison, Supervisor
Al Webb, Technician
We wish to express our sin¬
cere appreciation to our mini¬
sters in the county for their
splendid cooperation with the
District Supervisors in helping
make last Sunday, which was
Soil Stewardship Sunday, a
success. The District Supervi¬
sors realize that conserving the
soil concerns everyone and our
ministers all over the U. S. are
doing a splended job of reach¬
ing a lot of people.
Arthur Adcox, who is farm
manager for the Miller Brothers
Investment Co., has completed
construction of a dam on one
of their farms on the Back Val¬
ley Road for the purpose of
livestock water. Mr. Adcox
plans t o develop pasture and
put cattle on this farm.
We have recently helped Roy
Bryant, who lives near the Ala¬
bama line on the Bryant Road,
make a survey for a farm pond.
With this pond to give him
year-around water for his cat¬
tle he can better utilize his
pasture.
DECORATION DAY at Shanty
Town Church on Sand Moun¬
tain Sunday, May 22. Every¬
one welcome. Come to all-day
service. Diriner on the
grounds.
2 t p — 5 - 19
SUPPORT
THE
BOND ISSUE
AND COMPLETE
SCHOOL NEEDS
IN
DADE CO UNTY
The drink everybody
knows
EXAMINATION FOR MILITARY
AND NAVAL ACADEMIES
The U. S. Civil Service Com¬
mission will conduct a Congres¬
sional examination for the Sev¬
enth District of Georgia. Can¬
didates temporatily absent from
their own Congressional Dis¬
trict may b e examined else¬
where, at such examination
points as may be desired.
The examination is open only
to candidates designated by
members o f Congress. There¬
fore, any young man between
the ages of 17 and 22 who de¬
sires t o take this examination
should notify Congressman Hen¬
derson Lanham, Suite 109,
House Office Bldg., Washington
25, D. C„ before May 28th, 1955,
so that he can make arrange¬
ments for all interested young
men to take the examination.
Congressman Lanham makes
his appointments to the Acade¬
mies on the basis of this exami¬
nation. The person who re¬
ceives the highest grade is des- i
ignated as a p r i n c i pal, and
those having succeding grades
as first, second and third alter¬
nates. After this examination,
a candidate must pass a men¬
tal examination (which is very
similar to the Civil Service ex¬
amination) given by the Acad¬
emy of his choice, as well as a
physical examination before he
is admitted to the Academy.
RISING FAWN HD CLUB
The Rising Fawn Home Dem-
ontration Club met at the home
of Mrs. Fred Harrison on Mon¬
day night, May 9, at 8:00 p. m.
Eighteen members and two vi¬
sitors were present. One new
member was added to the en¬
rollment.
The devotional was given by
Jackie Wilson, a 4-H member
and one of the visitors; on a
portion of the sixth chapter of
Matthew.
Miss Naomi Hoi bib Lie, HD
Agent, gave a very interesting
demonstration in preparing an
oven meal.
Whije the meal was cooking,
a general discussion on serving
helps was held. Mrs. Harrison,
who is clothing chairman of our
club, gave ideas or shortcuts in
sewing which she learned while
attending the short course in
Summerville last month. She
also modeled the dress she made
at this meeting, and displayed
others she had made since that
meeting saying she had changed
several of the parts of the dress,
using methods she had learned.
After refreshments of punch
and cookies were served and the
group had tasted the meal pre¬
pared by our Agent, pictures
made by Mrs. Harrison. |
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Judge Hears Pleas
Judge Mack G. Hicks of
Rome Circuit o f Georgia Su¬
Court held court at the
in Trenton i n the
of Judge Davis. He
guilty pleas i n criminal
and also heard a number
civil and juvenile cases while
may 16.
Pleading guilty before the
were Larry Bass, charged
wife-beating, Thomas Car-
Burnell Frazier and Bill
all charged with “public
All those who were
with public drunkeness
fined $35. All paid their
Bass, pleading guilty to
his wife, was sentenced
12 months at the public
camp, but his sentence
is to be served on probation up¬
on payment of a fine of $35.
Asa Long, sentenced last term
of court to a probationary sen¬
tence of 12 months, the proba¬
tion to continue i n effect as
long as he abided by the order
of the court to pay for the sup¬
port of his minor children, was
found by the judge to have not
complied with the court order
and was ordered to serve the
rest of the sentence at the pub¬
lic Works Camp.
Memorial Services
Memorial services will be held
at the Mount Pleasant Church
on the Ascalon Road on Look¬
out Mountain, Sunday, May 22,
at 10:00 a. m. Dinner will be
served on the ground.
Please bring any extra flow-
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ON THE SQUARE TRENTON, GEORGIA
1 to decorate the graves of
ers
those whose relatives will not
be able to attend. No graves
will be neglected. Everyone
invited .
Decoration and working ser- .
vices will be held at the Miller
Cemetery on May 28. This is to ’
be an all-day service. Dinner
will be served on the grounds,
so bring a well-filled basket.
On Sunday afternoon, May
22, 1955, at 4:30 p.m., Memorial
Day- services will be held at the I
Baptist Cemetery in Trenton. It
is planned to decorate all the
graves. Those who have more
flowers than required for their
personal needs, are asked to
bring them s o that no grave
will be neglected on this day.
Everyone is invited.
