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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1955)
RISING FAWN By Mrs. M R. Wilson Larry Castlberry. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Castleberry, had his tonsils removed Thursday. He is recovering nicely. Mrs. Ernest Minor is still a patient at Tri-County Hospital. A major operation was perform¬ ed last week from which she is recuperating. Mr and Mrs. Herschel Dean and Gale were called to Peggatt, Ark. last week because of the serious illness of an aunt of Mrs. Dean. Mrs. Annie Grisby of Pana¬ ma City is visiting Mr. and Mrs., Glen Hatfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDa¬ niel and their three children, of Bessemer, spent several days last week with the Taylor Cas¬ tleberry family. Mrs. McDaniel is the .former Dorothy Castle¬ berry. Mr and Mrs. Frank Cantrell of Etowah spent several days last week visiting the Middle- tons and Woodins. Miss Ann Mitchell of Nash¬ ville spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Thomas. Mrs. Bill Ausin and Lionel and Mrs. B B Kenimer and Don attended the wedding of their nephew, Jack Arnold at the East Lake Methodist Church last Sunday. Sam Kenimer enjoyed the fishing trip to Coon Creek Fri¬ day night of last weekend with ■ the F. A. boys. t LAND SALE I GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY: WHEREAS, heretofore on the 6th day of April, 1949, DR. ' CHARLES J. COSTNER did exe- I cute and deliver to CHATTA¬ NOOGA HOMES, INC. his cer¬ tain security deed of record in Deed Book 36, pages 447 , 448, 449 and 450, in the ofifce of the Clerk of the Superior Court of I Dade County, Georgia, for the purpose of securing a debt therein fully described and re¬ ference to which deed is made I for its full terms and provi- I sions; and WHEREAS, said debt and se¬ curity deed having been assign¬ ed to the Tide Guaranty and I Trust Company of Chattanooga I by instrument dated April 27, 1955 and recorded on the 3rd I day of May, 1955 in Book 46, page 453 in the office of the I Clerk of the Superior Court of Dade Countv, Georgia; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of the I indebtedness secured by the se¬ curity deed aforesaid, and fully I described in the note represent¬ ing said indebtedness; and WHEREAS, the said DR. CHARLES J. COSTNER lias i failed and refused to pay the indebtedness so declared due and payable, and the owner and holder thereof under and pur¬ suant to the power of sale made ■ and contained in the security deed and assignment afoiesaid, has elected to exercise said power of sale and sell said pro¬ perty at public outcry for the purpose of realizing from the property described in said se¬ curity deed the payment of the debt unpaid, as aforesaid, but secured thereby. NOW THEREFORE, pursuant to the powers and authority j oiler aforesaid, tor sale tne and undersigned will sell will to the hignest and best bidder for cash, at the courthouse door, in Daae County, Georgia, on the 1 SECOND MONDAY IN JUNE, l9o5 (JUNE 13 >, between the le¬ gal hours of sale, the following described real estate: j Lot No. Forty-one (41), of the , Town of Trenton (now called City of Trenton), according to original survey of said Town of 1 record in the office of the Clerk ot the Superior Court of Dade I County, Georgia in Plat Book No, 1. Said lot. according to said plat, is approximately 132V 2 fee* square and is the property upon which the build¬ ing known as Dade Theatre is now located, and was formerly known as the Gardenhire Hotel Lot. EXCEPTING, HOWEVER, so much of the East side thereof as now lies within the right-of- way of U. S. Highway No. 11. also known as Main Street, in the City of Tren.on; and right- of-way as granted by W. T. Me Cauley to State Highway Board of Georgia by Instrument dated March 1, 1940, recorded in Deed Book 27, page 338, office Clerk ‘ Superior Court, Dade County, Georgia. TOGETHER WITH Two Holmes Projectors Type 8, Se¬ rial Nos. 12775 and 12776, and all seats, now located in the build¬ ing on the above described pre- ’ mises known Dade Theatre, as which shall as between the par¬ ties hereto to be treated and . considered as a part of the real estate. Said property will be sold as the prqpertv of DR. CHARLES ; J. COSTNER, and will divest all of the right, title and in.erest of the said Dr. Charles J. Cost- , ner in and to the property aforesaid, and will vest the title i thereto in the purchaser, and said sale will be in bar of all equities of redemp.ion, and will be sold subject to the pay- , ment of all unpaid State and 1 County taxes. This the 5th day of May, 1955. The Title Guaranty »nd Trust Company of Chattanooga Charles O. Hon, Jr. President. ’ 2 . OF BOND ELECTION the qualified voters of Dade County, Gergia: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED on the 4th day of June, an election will be held in County, at which will be to the qualified vot¬ thereof for their determina¬ the question of whether or bonds in the aggregate amount of $108,000.00 be issued by the County, Dade County School District for the purpose of equip¬ repairing, enlarging and the school facilities the Dade County School and paying the expen¬ incident thereto. All bonds shall bear date of 1 1955, shall be in denom- -----—----- inations of $1,000.00 each, num- KUed°l turing in the years 1956 to inclusive, bearing interest at the 1 rate of three (3%) per centum 1 per annum, and bonds number¬ 21 to 108, inclusive, maturing the years 1961 to 1975, inclu¬ bearing interest a t the o f three and one-fourth (3-1,4%) per centum per an all interest payable semi¬ on t h e ■ 1st days of and July in each year, the principal shall mature the 1st day of January, as follows: $4,000.00 in each of the years 1956 to 1960, inclusive, $5,000.00 in each of the years 1961 to 1966, inclusive, $6,000.00 in each of the years 1967 i.o 1971, inclusive, $7,000.00 in each of the years i 1972 to 1975, inclusive. » Thc principal and interest of bonds shall be payable in money of the United of America Bank Chattanooga, at Hamilton j r TS e de S irin E to vote tor said Bonds shall do so their ballot having or printed _thereon the "FOR $108,000.00 DADE SCHOOL DISTRICT and those desiring to against said School Bonds do so by casting iheir navmg having written wiwuen ui or printed piiiipuu the words: "AGAINST DADE J DISTRICT holding BONDS.”. said The places of shall be at the several precincts of the militia of Dade County, Geor¬ and the polls will be open uni 7 i A. n M. ’vi to l-u 6 u P. r M„ ivi Eastern Dnoit ul Time, on the day fix- for said election. All persons qualified to vote general elections and only registered and qualified vote in said general elections be allowed to voce in this This notice is given pursuant a resolution of the Dade Board of Education on the 3rd day of May, Dade County Board of Education By E. R. Wells, Pres. W. C. Cureton, Jr. John G. McGuffey C. E. Kyzer Robert Freeman Attest: W. Moore, Secretary t — 6 -2 ADS are a cent a word a minimum of 25c for one Our Want Ad THE DADE COUNTY TIMES New Dodge Custom Royal Lancer 4-Door Sedan—up to 9 inches longer than other cars in its class, Perhaps you’ve told yourself: “Some day I’m going any car, even the most costly, offer more roomy DODGE ‘all out’ on a car—get the best that money can buy luxury, or more beautiful fabrics and appointments? in style, luxury and comfort.” Well, before you throw Is there anything the road to the brilliant TUB THE on surpass your money around, better ask yourself a few questions. performance of the Dodge aircraft-type V-8 engine? NEW Have you ever seen a car with more style distinction The answer to these questions is waiting at your Dodge than this new Dodge—long and low and dashing? Can n dealer’s. It will save you a great deal of money! Flair - Fashioned . , . and Flashing Ahead! CHECK YOUR CAR — CHECK ACCIDENTS" --- DYER MOTOR CO., Trenton, Ga. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MAY 19, 1955 ▼ In . - what 1 a he 1. termed a i "the , a l hap- 1 _ day of my life,” County Supt. Roy W Moore of¬ started the half-million Dade County school program when he broke Tuesday on the site of proposed Dade County School. In a ceremony at which school and other officials from over the county were pres¬ the Supt. of Schools spoke an assembled crowd of school persons ' teachers from ’ Dade and ‘“‘"f County. he 5P oke, engineers surveyors were busy near¬ laying off the foundations the new building. Mr. Moore stressed to the that even though the ce- was conducted on the of the new high school, it launching all the projects will proceed simultane¬ The service was opened with by Rev. Ed Kelly, pastor the Trenton Baptist Church n which he made supplication safety in the work and pro- ress in 111 education eQUUl1 in Dade Mr. Moore reviewed the pro- resa 0 f education in Dade during He mentioned the past tne j™ tact citizens of Dade County always been willing to float bonds for buildings. He as examples the bond is¬ voted in 1924, 1935, 1937, 1940 and 1946. He also , that a school bond f s to be submitted to the of the county on June 4 supplement the money that State of Georgia had given county. He said this is ne to finish work on New and Rising Fawn Schools, and for equipment for schools and for which insuf¬ money was included in state grant. Mr. Moore introduced a num¬ of people who were present who were important to the of education in Dade Included in those he were the architects the program, the -Sheriff F. Graham, Tax Commissioner W Murphy, State Senator Wilkins, former Represen¬ Maddox J. Hale, former Board members Henry Lewis McBryar, Cheffey and T. S. Ren f roe, Board members E. R. chairman, Cleron Kyzer John McGuffey, School J. C. Billue, David O. L. C. McHughes and Hall, Mrs. Catherine C. Launched Morrison, ^ i . publisher . . • t% tin t, n of n f The ' I ’ t~» /\ Dade T'V -» rl r\ County Times, Clerk of Works August Lotos, and the engineer of the project. Mr. Moore, in telling the crowd of the continuing needs of the county’s schools, said that "our children are of great value.’ He said that although the new building program was j R a large stride forward, more ; and better schools are const- i necessary if education of the county’s children is to pro- ; gress and meet the needs. He , said . , that ., , school , , systems , all n | , . over the state are realizing . , this i and that over half of them had( already recently voted school to supplement the state i I Alter Supt. Moore had turn- ed over the first shovelful of the service wa j closed prayer by the Rev. R. L pastor of the Trenton Church. MB' C 0 il|( AGENL L. C. ADAMS A Brucellosis — free Georgia 1960. You will be hearing that slo¬ gan a lot during the next five years. It was adopted in Athens recently at the first meeting of the State Brucellosis Commit¬ tee. You probably read in the about the meeting and of the plans that are be¬ made to wipe out Brucello¬ just here in Georgia, all over the country. The that it causes untold suf¬ in human beings unfor¬ enough to contact un- fever is reason enough trying to do something the disease. This disease a $58 million annual loss the nation’s cattle industry. it causes millions of dol¬ loss to the swine business year. We are now in a better posi¬ to stamp out Brucellosis at any other time in the We know how to do the and funds are available to us get on with it. Additional money has been set up pay veterinarians for testing and also to pay for the used in calfhood vacci Farmers can receive in¬ payments for animals because of Bang’s. to $25 will be paid for grade and up to $50 for pure State and federal gov¬ are cooperating in the Brucellosis eradication The farmer has bis choice of plans under the setup, but o* the disease than was pre- viuusly ...... thought * to exist. Tnis ’ T ’ w4 " l is no reason to let up in our fight against Brucellosis. We * ***“ should step up the campaign ___uii- while we — — have this ic sicDcicp disease on on the run. Here in Dade County we are unfortunate by next having a veterinarian located in the county. This service, however, is available ___ for all ___ Dade _____ County _ farm owners. It may be neces- is encouraged to carry-out of two. One plan calls for of cattle with perma- identification and prompt of reactors for slaugh¬ only, with or without vacci¬ of calves. The other re¬ plan calls for calf without test of any of the herd. The program is moving right Georgia is taking the with its testing program. thousand cows were test in the state during March, The surprising thing about 50,000 animals checked in last month was that ^y *-87 percent of them actu- had Brucellosis. The inci- of , the ,, disease in . 42,000 t es ted in February was j y ^ w0 percent. Thirty-two were tested in Jan- an d 2.4 percent of them found to have Brucellosis this a lower incidence LIFE INSURANCE Also complete coverage on fire and accident insurance. H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga, Now that Easter and all the hurried preparations that go into making Let's that season of the year such a make memorable of and turning Mother the one has house are completed behind upside the us down . job the for its annual spring cleaning, we most of still focused is out have and on a vacations. few all weeks attention before So let’s will school make be the most of those days ahead to put the rest of the town in order for those happy days of carefree summer living. /. .»/'* x ,i vV v -J It’s time right now to do something about those clean-up programs and beautification drives you and your friends have been talking about all winter. Get on the telephone today and get your neighbors together to decide the best way to tackle your problem. Also contact one of our Area Development representatives through your nearest Georgia Power Company office. He will be glad to meet with you and to offer suggestions to help spark your campaign. Time is short. Act today! GEORGIA POWER COMPANY AREA DEVELOPMENT DIVISION in order to secure the of veterinarian Serv ' a f or farmers Se to ask for the ' at the same time i m n to or- have 50 to 75 cattle to in in one one dav day. Farmers who are interested this service should contac* County to Dr. Agent C. or write Vete¬ di¬ J. Mikel, State in charge of Di$ e ^ e Department of Atlanta, Georgia.
