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TI1E DADE COUNTY TIMES
Entered at the Post Office at
Trenton Ga., as 2nd class mall.
Mrs. C. C. Mor.’ison, Publisher
Locals and Personals
Pat Murphy is home from
service.
M. J. Hale was in Atlanta
Thursday.
Mrs. Er : aline Carroll
ed a GEA meeting in Rome
v;eek She is president of
local organization.
Mrs. W C. Cureton will
hoste s Friday night to the
den Club’s annual
party. All members and
hu bands are invited to
Mrs. Dan Carroll’s
pne ts were Mr. and Mrs.
Shelton, Miss Mildred
Miss Clro Carter, Mr. J P
roll .and Mr. Farrell, all
Cha tanooga.
Roy Scout Troop 143 will
selling Christmas 'rees on
square Dec. 19, so why not
it easy and buy your tree
year? The money will go for
pood cause.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Phil
weekend guests were E. O.
r' Chattanooga and Cpl.
Keith who has served 18
in Germany. Bernard Ls to
discharged this week
We are sorry we did not get
all the Christmas programs
churches and schools i n
county for this week’s papec.
but we will try to carry them
later.
The Lions, Club will
Wednesday, December 21 with
'he annual Ladies Night Ban¬
quet at the Gla c s House In Chat¬
tanooga. M J. Hale has been
chosen to act as toastmaster.
Don’t forget to enter
Christmas Lighting and Decor¬
ation Contest. Call your entry
Call e’hetaoino etaonietaoiaaaa
to Mrs. E. S. Pace or Miss Naomi
Hubble.
Mrs. Ruth Reeves and son
Charles will spend the holidays
in Jacksonville, Florida, where
they will be the guests of their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Bill
Roberts, and family. Mrs. Reeves
will remain for a two - month
visit.
Among unusual happenings
on election day Wednesday was
the appearance of a WDEF-TV
movie photo grapher on the
square. He made films of vot-
ing going on in the county
clerk’s office and of some
the candidates.
Mrs. E.. G. Wright, Sr., wno
has been spending a few days
w<th her daughter, Mrs. M. B.
Holbrock in Chattanooga, re¬
turned to Trenton the middle
of the week. She will spend a
day or two back in Chattanoo¬
ga this weekend.
Mi's. James E. O'Connell, who
Is now living in Dayton, Ohio,
writes us that she has just re¬
turned from twelve days in a
hospital where she was treated
for a wrenched back and broken
ankle. May she have a speedy
recovery.
The Lions Club has Issued an
SOS for old toys and clothing
in good condition for distribu¬
tion to needy families on Christ¬
mas Broken toys and torn cloth¬
ing will be mended. Those who
wish to donate are asked to
leave articles a t the Trenton
Furniture Store.
WEBB BACK AFTER
TRAINING COURSE
A1 Webb, your Soil Conserva¬
tion Service Technician for
Dade County, is back after a five
weeks training course in Soil
Conservation work. The course
was taught at the Soil Conser¬
vation Service Training Center
which is located on the Univer¬
sity of Georgia campus in
A hens, Georgia.
Webb, with twenty-two other
technicians from the South¬
eastern states, Puerto Rico, the
Phillipines and South Africa,
were taught the latest and most
efficient ways to help the farm¬
ers establish Soil and Water
Conservation on the land.
DR. G. K. MacVANE
Chiropractor and Naturopath
“20 N. Gault Avenue
Ft. Payne, Ala.
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THE DADE COtN'TY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 15, 1935
Dade Schools Close “M” Night Held
December 23 For December 6
Holidays A record crowd of about
jammed into the Dade
Superintendent Roy W. School auditorium for the
Moore nual Lookout Valley
has announced that all Dade Assciation "M” night meeting,
County schools will close Fri-1 This meeting, held
day, December 23 for the Christ 6, Ls the kick-off for the
mas holidays and wild re-open year in all Baptist Training
on January 2. Unions
Up until this year, students Eleven of the 15 churches in
have had a two-week vacation the Association were represent¬
from school work, but due to ed. Awards were given to New
the delayed opening of the fall Home for having he largest de¬
term, only one week will taken legation, 96 in all, present and
this year. to New Salem for the largest
Special Christmas dinners group, 46, from a church not
have been plauned for serving having a Training Union. An
on December 23 a most all award also went to Ebenezer,
schools in the county that are who with 97 r /r, had the largest
equipped with cafeterias percent of Training Union
members present.
Rev. Ansell T. Baker,
KATHRkiV FRICKS of the Central Bap Lst Church
NAMED TO WHO’S WHO of Chattanooga, was the speak¬
Mary Kathryn Fricks, daugh¬ er of the evening. Dr. Frank
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Whitt, from the Mercer Exten¬
Fricks of Rising Fawn, was one sion School, announced that
of thirty-two University cf there would be a school at the
Georgia students recently named Trenton Bap Lst Church begin-
to Who's Who Among Students ning January 9. Rev. Lloyd
ir American Universities." Hurst, pastor of the New Home
The students selected by Baptist Church gave the open¬
were ing and Rev. Early Bow¬
a student-faculty committee prayer
from list of 60 nominated by en, pastor of the Ebenezer Bap¬
a tist Church, the benediction.
a student commi.tee. Then the J. E Dickerson was the
names approved by the na¬ Mr.
were chorister and Mrs. Dickerson
tional organization. Each will the pianist for the hymns
receive shingle and be listed was
a and accompanist for the Dick¬
in the ’55-’56 edition of Who’s Quartet.
Who in American Universities erson
Colleges.” >***★*★★*** ★**★*★** ****♦■•
and
Also chosen for this honor LET US DO YOUR JOB
was Kathryn’s roommate, Mai- PRINTING
jorie Taylor Hawkins. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
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I § Chocolate FOR SANTA’S Drops, lb...........24c BOYS AND GIRLS
| Mixed Diamond Candy, lb.............19c English Walnuts, lb. 59c
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| No. 1 Brazil Nuts, lb.. ........49c
| Large Stewart Pecans, lb.......65c
& Apples, Oranges. Tangerines
& CHRISTMAS GROCERY NEEDS,
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125 lbs. lbs. Good Loaf Loaf Hour........99c Flour. . . .$2.19
S 10 Good
S 5 lbs. Domino Sugar.........49c
& 4 lb* Carton Hormels Lard .. .59c
& 8 lb. Bucket Hormels Lard. $1.39
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s 15 oz. Sun Maid Raisins.......20c
| Hershey’s 8 oz. Cocoa ........33c ft
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New Arrivals at
Trenton Clinic
j Born during the month
December at the Trenton
were the following babies:
A son, Charles S even, to
j and Mrs. Charles W. Hitt,
of Rising Fawn on
12 .
A daughter to Mrs. F.
Morgan and the late Mr.
gan on December 8.
A son, Myles Samuel, to
and Mrs. E. M Forshee
December It).
A daughter, Mary Sue, to
and Mrs. J. B. Johnson of
ing Fawn Route 2 on Dec. 9.
A daughter, Sandra Lee, to
and Mrs L. E. Stevens of
on December 12.
I. O. O. F.
TRENTON LODGE No 3*
Regular meeting each
day night at 8:00 P M
j ! 9
j j Fully Reconditioned and
# Guaranteed
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
• On Our Used Car Lot
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• Plymouths, Chevrolets, Fords, Dodges, Pontiacs,
Mercurys, Studebakers, Buicks
and Chryslers.
Any make, model, size or color and all ready
for Christmas Driving
1955 DODGE Lancer, Two Tone Blue
1954 DODGE Club Sedan, Blue and Grey
1954 PLYMOUTH Club Sedan, Two Tone Blue
1954 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan, Two Tone Green
1953 DODGE Club Sedan, Black
1953 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Black
1953 FORD 4-Door Sedan, Two Tone Green
1952 STUDEBAKER Sport Coupe, Two Tone Green
1952 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Sedan, Light Grey
1951 CHRYSLER Windsor Newport, Blue and Grey
1951 STUDEBAKER Club Sedan, Green
1951 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Blue
1951 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Green
1951 PONTIAC 4-Door Sedan, Green
1951 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan, Yellow and Black
1950 BUICK 4-Door Sedan, Two Tone Blue
1950 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan, Blue
1947 CHEVROLET Club Sedan, Grey
1947 BUICK 4-Door Sedan, Grey
1946 FORD 2-Door Sedan, Black
1940 FORD 2-Door Sedan, Black
1954 DODGE ton Pickup, Black
1953 DODGE y ton Pickup, Blue
1953 DODGE y 2 ton Pickup, Blue
1953 DODGE l / 2 ton Pickup, Green and Black
1952 CHEVROLET 2 ton, Green
1952 DODGE 2 ton, Green
1946 CHEVROLET l / 2 ton Panel, Blue
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 $5000.00 if the winner owns a 1956 Dodge
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.
It Pays To Trade With
Dyer TRENTON, Motor Co. f
GEORGIA •
DEALER FOR DODGE-PLY MOUTH
We will be closed from 5:00 P. M. December 24,1955
until 7:00 A. M. January 2, 1956.
This is the only time we can
take a vacation so we will
appreciate your cooperation.
Thanks for your patronage
in the past.
Wishing you a
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
RED'S CLEANERS
And the Employees
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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