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THE HAM COUNT* TIMES; TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 22, 1955^
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another year rolls around
we express our thanks for your past
patronage and wish you all . . .
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
BLUFF VIEW GIFT SHOP
HIGHWAY NO. 11. SOUTH OF RISING FAWN
SHELL SERVICE STATION
At this season we extend
to all our friends and customers
the warmest greetings of the
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Christmas Season.
PLAZA COURT
NEW ENGLAND GEORGIA
CURETON HOME
SCENE OF PARTY
The lovely home of Mr.
Mrs. W. C. Cureton in Byrd’s
Chapel was the scene o f the
Garden Club’s annual Christ¬
mas party Friday night, Dec. 16.
About twenty-five members and
guests were present.
Assisting Mrs. Cureton in en¬
tertaining were other members
| of the club entertainment com-
! mittee: Mesdames R. L. Hilten,
n°y mobd™. cmm. *>*«.
Asa L. McMahan, Miss Naomi
Hubble and Mrs. E. S. Pace,
president. Many attractive hol¬
iday decorations had been ar¬
ranged throughout the house by
the hostess, and the dining room
, table was particularly lovely
with a centerpiece of red can¬
dles on red and silver magnolia
leaves. A beautiful Christmas
tree cake, frosted in white and
decorated with red cinnamon
candles and silver dragees oc¬
cupied a place of honor at one,
end of the table, balanced on
the other by a crystal punch
bowl.
To begin the fun, Mrs. Mc¬
Mahan read a humorous news
story of the party, with the
guests filling in the adjectives,
after which everyone separated
into four groups for a song pan-
tomine directed by Miss Hubble.
A group composed of Mr. and
Mrs. Cleron Kyzer and Mes¬
dames A. L. Dyer, H. E. Gross
PEACE
ON EARTH
ROOD WILL
TOWARD
MEN...
MR. & MRS. VIRGIL JENKINS
Trenton, Georgia
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The first and most important tiling passing. Its special Ball-Race steer¬
is you — the driver. The courtesy, ing-oversize brakes with Anti-Dive
care, and common sense you show control-bring easier, surer driving.
count more than anything else. The Unisteel construction and safety
The second thing is the car itself. door latches of its Fisher Body—
All cars are safer today. That’s the nailed-to-the-road stability that
shown by the number of accidents comes from advanced suspension
in relation to the number of miles and better balance — the sweeping
passenger cars are driven. The fig¬ panoramic windshield — all these
ure’s down sharply. things add to your safety.
Chevrolet has always made safety Seat belts with or without shoul¬
major consideration, introducing der harness? Instrument panel pad¬
a ding? Of course, they’re available
many such features as the all-steel at extra cost. As your Chevrolet
top, into its field. And this ’56 Chev¬ dealer, we’ll be glad to show the
rolet is the safest one ever built. you
many safety features of the ’56
Its lively new power means safer Chevrolet.
WILLIAMS MOTOR COMPANY
R. S. TOWNSEND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Wildwood, Ga.
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SEASON'S
GREETINGS
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To our many friends - : we wish
ijou the |c7ppiest j—|oiidou)
the fTerriest CTristmc?, ever
—thanhs for ijour patronage!
BUSY BEE RESTAURANT
TRENTON, GEORGIA
and Ernest Stewart won the
prize of packages of sparklers
and stick candy.
A skit about a husband
Christmas shopping for his wife
was very amusingly done by
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nethery
and Miss Martha Stewart, fol¬
lowed by another game and a
round o f “take away’’ bingo.
When Santa arrived in the per¬
son of Martin Nethery, he sang
the first lines of songs which
had been pinned to each gift.
The guests had drawn the sec¬
ond lines, so after they sang
the lines, they received their
gifts.
BROAD STREET
Tire Shop
3001 South Broad St.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Phone 53278
FALL TIRE SALE
670 x 15 Full Cap Premium
100% Rubber ........$7.95
ALL OTHER TIRES IN EQUAL
PROPORTION.
Our new tires unconditionally
guaranteed.
AH tire work guaranteed.
