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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1955)
VALLEY BAPTIST MEET AT RISING FAWN Representatives from eight of the Lookout Valley Associa¬ tion Baptist Churches met at the Rising Fawn Baptist Church cn Wednesday night, November 9 to .set up an associational Sunday School organization. Pete Day, associational mis¬ sionary of the Noonday Asso¬ ciation, and T. A Wallace, a->- sociational missionary of the Coosa Association, helped the group get organized. Rev. Taylor Castleberry acted as moderator in leading the group to elect a staff. Those elec.ed were: Superntendent: Roy L. Wal¬ lin of Rising Fawn, 1st Asso¬ ciate Supt. in charge of study courses and training; Rev. Charles Pryor, Sulphur Springs, 2nd Associate Supt. in charge of enlargements and evangelism; James Goodwin, Piney Grove, 3rd Associate Supt. in charge of Vacation Bible Schools; Mrs. J Z Bobo, Rising Fawn. Secretary: Mrs. Brice Hoi- Rising Fawn, Leaders of Cradle Roll: Mrs Ray Smith. Rising Fawn; Leader of Nursery: Mrs. Frank Patterson, Trenton; Leader cf Beginners: Mrs. Pearl Blevins, New England. Leader of Primaries: Mrs. Brady Joe Tinker, New Home. Leader of Juniors: Mrs. Mitchell, Piney Grove; Leader of Intermediates: Mrs. Henry Elliot 1 , Woodlawn; Leader of Young People: Mrs. Irene Wall, Cloverdale; Leader of Adults: Gordon Steele, Rising Fawn; Extensicn Worker: Jack Crisp New Home. The purpose of this organi¬ zation is (1) to help the local ship of Christ. church Sunday School win the lost to Christ; (2) to lead the saved to acknowledge the lord- RISING FAWN Holiday visitors o f Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bradford were the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T C. Castleberry, and sister, Mrs. Clifford Moore, Mr. Moore and daughter, also Mrs. Virgin¬ ia Musgrove and son. Miss Kathryn Fricks, student at the University of Georgia, spent the Thanksgiving holi¬ days with the R. P. Fricks. Her fiance, Mr. Gene Davis, also a student at the University, spent the week end with Kathryn and her parents. Mr. George M c M a han was taken to a Chattanooga hospi¬ tal Tuesday to be treated for an acute attack of asthma. Misses May and Bess Cureton and Mrs. Lillian Stroud spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Bedford Lampkin in Birming- ^ am * Mr. and . Mrs. „ W. r T L. _ Fannin spent Thanksgiving Day in Fort Payne with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowery and Mr. and Mrs. Lou¬ Fannin and their children. It is good to see Mr. Bob going about' after se¬ months’ confinement to his home because of illness. Mrs Harold Castleberry was taken ‘o Tri-County hospital Friday for ibservation and x-ray. At this writing, the ex¬ act cause of her illness has not been determined, however, she is reported to be resting more comfortably Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and children of Hix¬ were Thanksgiving Day guests of the Bud Slaughters and Bill Konrads. The Walter Wilsons and Milt Wilsons had as their holiday guests Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wil¬ Jack and Bob of Marietta, A family dinner was enjoy¬ ed at the Walter Wilsons on Mr. and Mrs. Gene Reeves their Thanksgiving din¬ with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Castleberry and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Castleberry and children and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bradford and boys. Mrs Ralph McMahan had her removed Tuesday at Clinic. Her condition fair. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McMa¬ spent Thanksgiving Day in Elmo with their son. Tom. and children. Rev Jimmy Ball is conduct¬ a revival this week with his father in Rockford, Tenn. Mrs. is with her family in Ross- ville. Mrs. B, B. Kenimer and son, visited Mrs. Louise Gaines at Flat Rock on Sunday. | THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Post Office at Trenton, Qa., as 2nd class mail. Mrs c. C. Morrison, Publisher Locals and Personals Mrs. J. C Billue is visiting her parents Mrs. John Bruner of Fort Gaines, Ga., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Pace. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keeton, of Byrd’s Chapel, attended t n e Grand Ol’ Opry last, week end. The Dade High PTA will meet in the school lunchroom Thurs¬ day night at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. E. S. Pace had her son, Eddie, and Mrs. Pace home for the weekend from Rogersville, Ten n. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle were guests at their Fiftieth Anni¬ versary party given them last Sunday at their home in Slygo. Mr. Doff Fischer o f Byrd’s Chapel, is lots better. Mr. and Mr;. Herman Fischer are plan¬ ning to move in with him. Mr. and Mrs. Buff Bradford who left last week for Tampa, Fla., report they are enjoying nice warm weather. Postmaster and Mrs. E L. Raulston spent the holidays with their son, Bill and family in Hattiesburg, Miss Mi's Agnes Hubble of Wayn- csville, N C , and Aaron Hub ble of Sparta, Ga., are the guests of their mother, Mrs. Kate Hubble, and Misses Belle and Ollie Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Allison were in Atlanta Friday for a meeting of leaders in the state of Georgia to make plans fcr further development of the Un¬ iversity of Ga. Into an outstand¬ ing school of higher education. The Garden Club will not meet on the first Thursday, the regular meeting date, but will be entertained at a Christmas Party at the home of Mrs. W. C Cureton on Friday, Dec. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Dyer en¬ tertained Thanksgiving after¬ noon whh a party following the U. C. football game. Guests were Mr. Dyer’s fraternity bro¬ thers and their dates. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins and boys of Greeneville, Ga., were here over the weeknd vi siting Mrs Cousins’ mother, Mrs. J E Page. Mr. Cousins, who is state Junior Vice-Com¬ mander of the American Legion attended a district meeting ii> Dal'on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A P Stephens had as their guest last week Mr. Stephens’ mother, Mrs. Della Stephens of Utah, Ala. Mr. Stephens is taking a vacation from his duties at the depot. A friend, Owens Roebuck of Utah, Ala., is relieving him and is staying with the Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Taylor and Mrs. Cordia Foster attended the wed- ding of Patsy Lou Agee and Bil-1 ly Berlin Sylvester at the Spring Creek Baptist Church in Chat¬ tanooga on Nov. 25. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Agee of Atlanta and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor. We were pleased to see Mrs. R. L. Williams recently when she came in to renew her sub¬ scription. The Williams, former residents o f Rising Fawn are now living i n Hampton, Va., where Mrs. Williams is running an apartment house. Mr. Wil¬ liams’ heart condition is much improved, allowing him to be able to work. Mrs. Owen Woodyard spent the holiday weekend in Char¬ leston, S. C. with her husband, who is located there with the Western Union. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fricks and Ann Marie spent Thanks giving with her parents in Newman, Ga Regular meetings Trenton Lodge 4 No. 179 F. & A. M. the second and fourth ? Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m. All qualified Masons inviied to attend. Claude O. Ellison, W. M. James M. Rogers, Secy. Take Home THE DADE COUNM TfMfcS, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 1, 1955 RECORD CROWD EXPECTED FOR "M" NIGHT The Lookout Valley Associj- tional “M” Night meeting will be held at Dade High School cember 6 at 7:30 p. m. A fine program has been planned with auditorium Tuesday night, De¬ an out-of-tcwn speaker. The “M” Night program is held throughout the Southern Baptist Convention. The “M ’ stands for mobilization and the meeting Ls the kick-off for the new year in all the Baptist Training Union. The speaker, Dr. Ansell Baker, pastor of the Central Baptist Church of Chattanooga, is well-known here. He will be the featured speaker on the program. The Lookout Valley “M” Night meeting has led all of Georgia the past three years percent¬ age-wise in attendance if Training Union members. Plans have been made to keep thLs record for 1955. The public is invited to at¬ tend this meeting. RAULSTONS THANK THOSE WHO SAVED HOUSE We would like to express our appreciation to all the folks who took part in saving our hime during the fire while we were away. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. 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TRENTON, GEORGIA DEALER FOR DODGE-PLY MOUTH Win a New DODGE Every Year For Life GET YOUR OFFICIAL CONTEST ENTRY BLANK, OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES, AND OFFICIAL LIST OF PRIZES AT DYER MOTOR CO. PRIZES: (1) A new DODGE for life to four contest winners. (2) An additional cash award of $5000.60 if the winner owns a 1956 Dodge t3) A 1956 DODGE Coronet Lancer for two runners-up each week. < 4 > An all expense paid trip to Hollywood for each of the three weekly finalists. A LOT OF NEWS j FOR LAST WEEK We are sorry that sc much news came in too late last^week for the paper, which came out a day early, and that we were unable to find the space and the time to set it. NOTICE I. O. O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 38 Regular meeting each Tues¬ day night at 8:00 P. M. Norge Appliances Sale 4 For Your Christmas Shopping 8 Ft. Refrigerator, regular price ------ ---- $199.95 Sale price $159.95 10 Ft. Refrigerator Jet Defrost, reg. .. — — $249.95 Sale price $189.95 10 Ft. DeLuxe Refrigerator, reg. price ------ $269.95 Sale price $209.95 13 Ft. Upright Home Freezer, reg. price ------ $399.95 Sale price $299.95 Standard Range, regular price ---- ------ $199.95 Sale price $159.95 DeLuxe Automatic Range, special price ---- $249.95 Sale price $209.95 Washing Machine ------------------ $139.95 Sale price $ 99.95 Good Second Range for only ------ -- -- -- -- - ______ $49.95 Good Second Refrigerator for only ---- -- ------- - __________ $49.95 Apartment Range, Good as new, for o dy __ -- . -- --------- $75.00 McBRYAR BROS. TRENTON. GEORGIA NEW SALEM SCHOOL NOTES We had a turkey dinner Many of the parents planned to have lunch with us that day. The fifth and sixth; grades presented a Thankgiv- ing program Wedneday ing Harold Bradford, one cf our eventh graders, has moved to Florida. We miss him. We are proud of seme new desks that Mr. Moore our school superintendent, brought us Mcnday. ^ rs - Hale’s first graders were ^ us y week making Thanks- giving posters, Sara Abbott got an eye hurt while playing with a stick last week. A film about fire prevention was shown last Friday p. m. The fourth grade is happy to a new member from Colorado, Betty Anderson. Bet- ty has also attended school in Alaska.
