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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
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LOCALS AND
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Whited
are in Florida o na vacation.
Charles Hubert S h a n k 1 e s
joined the Navy last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Stevens
and family from Illinois are
here on a visit with relatives.
The Maddox Hales are driving
a new pink, black and cream
Dodge.
Work has begun on M J.
Hale’s neiw office building be¬
hind the drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gross
and daughter are vacationing
in Florida this week
The Alli-:n Blevins family of
New' England left Friday for a
Florida vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Christo¬
pher are the parents of a
daughter, born Sat., July 2.
Col. D E Morrison made a
business trip to Atlanta Wed¬
nesday .
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Christo¬
pher are announcing the birth
of a daughter, Sandra Gail, on
Saturday, July 2.
A daughter, Susan Diane, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Rufus Lands of Flat Rock, Ala.,
at the Trenton Clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lawson,
of Tuscurnbia, Ala., were here
over the weekend visiting rel¬
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bucha¬
nan and children visited the
Roy Cousins in Greeneville, Ga..
the past weekend.
Miss Martha Stewart of Jas¬
per, Tenn., was the weekend
guest of Miss F e n n i e 1 u Me
Whcrter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bleckley
of Cleveland, Ohio, were in
Trenton this week visiting rel¬
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Tinker
are the new owners of a red
and cream Plymouth. They are
planning a trip to the Smokies.
Bernard W. Keith has been
promoted to the rank of Cor¬
poral. He is stationed in Germ¬
any.
Mrs. Reba Hall is recuperat¬
ing in a Chattanooga hospital
from an operation she under¬
went last Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Colbert
Williams of Trenton Rt. 2 are
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1953 DODGE 4-door V-8 Coronet, Radio, Heater, New
Seat Covers, Extra Good White Wall Tires, Over¬
drive Transmission. Beautiful light green finish.
One owner __ ______ __ — — — -- --$1395.00
1953 DODGE V-8 Coronet Club Coupe, Heater, Turn Sig¬
nals, tinted glass, seat covers, four new white wall
tires, Gyro Torque Transmission __ _________ $1195.00
1952 DODGE 2-door Wayfarer, Radio, Heater, Good
Tires. Clean __ ______ __ ------- --$ 795.00
1951 DODGE 4-door Sedan, Radio, Heater, Gyro Made
Transmission. Light Blue Finish. This car has
plenty of good service left, let us trade you this for $ 795.00
USED TRUCKS
1954 DODGE \ 2 Ton Pick Up. This truck has 21,000
miles. Original Tires (they are good), Heater. Just
as clean as possible ______ ________________ $1195.00
1953 DODGE l / 2 Ton Pick Up. Radio, Heater, Good
Tires, Dark Blue, Side Boards for Hauling Cattle
or anything. Runs perfect __ _______________ $ 895.00
1953 DODGE 3 /4 Ton Pick Up, Heater. One Owner.
Pracically new tires. Extra Clean _______ ____ $ 995.00
i952 DODGE 2 Ton, Two Speed. 825 x 20 Tires.
Motor Rebuilt. Extra Clean __ __ ________ $ 995.00
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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, tffURSDAY JULY 7, 1955
PERSONALS
announcing the birth cf a
! daughter, Barbara Elaine, at the
Trenton Clinic.
Mrs. Virgil Jenkins was h:s-
tess to the Trenton Home Dem-
j castration Club at her home
Tuesday, July 5 A picnic sup-
;per was enjoyed by the club.
At the legal sale July 5 cf the
Dade Theatre, the Title Guar¬
anty and Trust Co. of Chatta¬
nooga made the highest bid and
are now the new owners.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Allison
will have as their weekend
guests Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Hale and Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam
and daughter J an from Ala¬
bama.
We are happy to hear that
Miss Patricia Ann Doyle, grand¬
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
H. Dugan, has wen a $1400
scholarship to Tennessee Wes¬
leyan College.
In the improvement column
last week, it should have read,
“the Dan Carroll home" instead
of “the Ben Carroll home " We
are very sorry to have made the
error.
The Lawsrn family enjoyed a
family reunion Sunday at the
George Lawson home on Sand
Mountain. There were relatives
from Alabama, Texas and Illi¬
nois and other places present
for the occasion.
Mrs. Mary Rogers was the
holiday guest of her son, James
M. Rogers, and Mrs. Rogers.
She had just returned from a
week’s visit with her brother.
Max Robertson, and family in
Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Aubrey Dyer is in Ken¬
tucky this week, visiting Mr.
Dyer, who is playing baseball
this summer with the Washing¬
ton Senators farm team. She
was acconupanied by Mrs. W.
G. Mo; risen, Jr., who plans to
visit her parents during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Christoper, Mrs. Christopher
and Larry were the recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
| Weldon in South Georgia.
Henry Tate of Memphis was
the Friday night guest of the
T. S. Renfroes.
Home Demonstration
Agent’s Column
By Naomi Hubble
TWO NEW CLUBS
TO BE ORGANIZED
There will possibly scon be
two new Home Demonstration
Clubs—one in Piney and one in
the Byrds Chapel community.
Recently Mrs. Dyer, the council
president, and I made a consid¬
erable number of visits in these
communities. A lot of people
weren’t home that day but
there seemed to be much in¬
terest nmonz most of these with
whom we talked.
The d^t^x for organization are
ns follows: Pinev, Monday July
18 at 2:30 P M at Mrs. Ja~k
Pryor’s: Bvrds Chapel,
July ?2, 2:30 p! M. at Mrs. Wal¬
ter Simp-on’s.
At these meetings we can
werk cut a regular schedule
most suitable to the groun. I
hone that a large groun will be
present for each meeting. Ev¬
eryone is certainly welcome.
MRS. TINKER HAS
H. D. CLUB MEETING
Mrs. Brady Tinker was hos-
te c s to the New Heme Home
Demonstration Club which
in her home in June for the
regular monthly meeting.
Miss Hubble showed the
a film on canning and
fruits. vegetables and meats.
Mrs. R T. Patton gave
ladies a few of the short
in sewing, which she had
ed in the sewing course she
in April
to buy
chir r cups for the kitchen
the Community House.
Mrs Tinker served
ments to eleven club members.
Mrs. R T. Patton,
AUSTIN REUNION
The Austin reunion that
usually held at the home
Walter L. Austin the first
day in August will have to
postponed on account of the
health of Mr. Austin.
While they were gone, Mr.
Mrs. John Martin (the
Imogene Christopher) came
for a visit fr:m Homerville,
Patty Nethery, daughter
the Martin Netherys,
back a fifth place ribbon
the Etowah, Tenn. Horse
Saturday night. She rode
the three-gaited pony class.
Those attending the show
the county were her
I'Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
W. G. Morrison, Jr.,
1 Sherry Morrison.
1954 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe, heater, two-tone, white
wall tires. Clean _________ $1495.00
1953 PLYMOUTH Suburban, radio, heater.
Extra clean ----------------------- $1295.00
1951 FORD Two-door Sedan, heater, good tires,
black finish ___________________________ $ 595.00
1948 PONTIAC “8”, Heater, Radio, Good Tires, Two
Tone Green Finish. Plenty of service left $ 345.00
_____
1948 CHEVROLET, 4-door, Radio, Heater,
Good Tires, Extra Clean ______ $ 345.00
_____________
1946 CHEVROLET, 2-door Fleetline. Radio, Heater--$ 245.00
1947 FORD Club Coupe, Radio, Heater, Good Tires._ $ 275.00
DIRECTORY
(Jnited States Senators
Walter F. George
Richard B. Russell.
U. S. Representative from 7th
Congressional District
Henderson Lanham.
Senator from 44th Senatorial
District
John H. Wilkins, Dade
Lookout Mtn. Judicial Circuit
Judge — John W. Davis
Solicitor General
Esrl B. Self.
j State Representative from
Dade — Woodrow W. Gross
Ordinary
Raymond M. MorrLson.
Sheriff
F. C. Graham
Clerk of Superior Court
Mrs. Grace Hale Williams.
Tax Commissioner
John W. Murphy.
Treasurer
James Virgil Jenkins.
Coroner
Charles T. Sims.
Surveyor
Supt. of Schools
Roy W. Moore.
School Board—E. R. Wells,
Chairman, Cleron Kyzer, Ro¬
bert Freemon, W. C. Cure-
ton, Jr., John McGuffey.
Department of Public Health
Miss Fannielu McWhorter,
Health Board
Ordinary, School Supt. and
County P. H. Doctor.
Dept., of Public Welfare
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis,
Miss Imogene Blevins, Clerk
Welfare Board—Mrs. F. N.
Belk, D. T. Brown, J. Z. Bobo,
and K. D. Teet.
Agricultural Extension Service
L. C. Adams, County Agent,
Naomi Hubble, HD. Agent
Mrs. Virginia Konrad, Clerk.
Forestry Service
Jerry C. Pace, Ranger
Forestry Board—Pace, Ordin¬
ary Morrison, County Agent
Adams,Pyron Lambert, K. D.
Brown and R. C. Thomas.
1952 DODGE x / 2 Ton Panel, Motor Overhauled, Heater,
Good Tires. Runs Good ____________________ $ 695.00
*
1952 DODGE 2 Ton, Two Speed, 825 x 20 Tires,
Steel Frame flat. Runs good $ 995.00
_________ ____
1952 CHEVROLET ** ton Pick Up, Radio, Heater,
Good Tires. Clean ______________ $ 745.00
_________
1951 CHEVROLET 2 ton, 2 speed. Good condition $ 795.00
____
Dyer Motor Co.
TRENTON, OBORGIA
P. M. A.
Mrs. Louise Wright, Admin¬
istrator, Mrs. Clara Mae Bran¬
don, clerk.
County Committee—C. L. Ivey
chairman, D. P. Hood and Joe
Blevins.
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Technician — A1 Webb
Supervisor Coosa Rlvier Soil
District from Dade—
Col. D. E. Morrison.
Selective Service Board
Ernest Stewart, Clerk,
Members of Board — E. L.
Ralston, Chairman, W. H,
Kenimer and Robert White.
City of Trenton
Mayor—A. L. Dyer.
City Council, E. A. Ellis, Cleron
Kyzer, Jamse Morrison, I. H.
Wheeler, Jr.
City Recorder — C. C. Shankles
Elected Justices of the Peace
Trenton-Wayne W. Williams.
Byrds Chapel-Daniel F. Long.
Rising Fawn - C. A. Whited.
Sulphur Springs - E. J. Bible.
New England-Howard Doyle.
New Salem
Wildwood - Worth T. Lea.
West Brow - G ,W. Austin.
Cole City - Murphy Burrell.
Hooker - Carl G. Bell.
Slygo - W. P. Cole.
New Home - Wm. J. Nixon.
The drink
knows
BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS
I. O. O. F.
TRENTON LODGE No. 38
Regular meeting each
day night at 8:00 P. M.
W. C. Durham, N. G.
Dennis V. Brandon, V. G.
W. W. Tinker, secy.
AMERICAN LEGION POST '06
First Friday every month 7:30
P. M. Legion Hall.
Herman V. Moore, Comm.
E. L. Raulston, Adj.
RISING FAWN
By Mrs. M. R. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Terrell
from Manatee, Florida were the
weeend visiters of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wilson.
The Milt Wilsons had as their
holiday guests the Bill Wilsons
of Marietta.
Mrs. Lillie Holloman was the
weekend visitor of the Ray
Smiths, J. R. Smiths and Mrs.
Ida Gearrin.
Mrs. Swanee Price, of Chat¬
tanooga, visited her sister, Mrs.
C. W. Hitt, and Mr. Hitt dur¬
ing the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heatherly
are the parents icf a new daugh¬
ter born Saturday, July 2.
Miss Carol Kenimer visited
her parents over the weekend.
Mrs. L. M. Allison is accom¬
panying her sister, Mrs. Bur¬
gess, and Mr. Burgess of Car-
tersville on a trip to points of
interest in Florida this week.
The Dewey Bradfords had
quite a bit of company ic-ver the
weekend. Among the visitors
were Mrs. Bradford’s mother
and sisters from Birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilson of
Galveston, Texas visited rela-
I tives here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips
of Ashland, Ala., and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lowery and daughter
of Fort Payne were the recent
guests of the W. L. Fannins.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirk
and children visited relatives
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Todd and
children, of Chattanooga, were
the Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sonny McMahan and
family.
The Misses Cureton have had
the Will Jacoways and B. A.
Lampkins as holiday guests.
SINGING THURS. NIGHT
AT RISING FAWN
There will be a singing Thurs¬
day night at the Rising Fawn
Baptist Church. Everyone is in¬
vited to come and enjoy an
evening of fellowship.
A revival will begin at the
church July 17 with the Rev.
W. R. Lumpkin preaching.
Taylor Castleberry is pastor of
the church.
Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and fourth
Saturday nights each
month at 8:00 p. m.
All qualified Masons invited
to attend.
Claude O. Ellison, W. M.
James M. Rogers, Secy.
LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
