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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1955)
Miss Fricks New Member ■ft Mortar Board n j Two University of Georgia co- eds have been named to mem- bership * in Mortar Board, rank- mg h.ncr society , , , lor senior women i They Kathryn Fricks, „ , , i are TTu Smith, F of 7 luerJn Jefferson. yCe Me m bership in Mortar Board Is one of th ! s campus’ highest honors for women students It is based on scholarship, character, and leadership. H. A- NEWS Monday, December 12, Miss Hubble, our Home Dem 7 Agent, talked to the girls at their semi-month- meet ing - or gir -s. W fall For Instance, the in- whl c every- one enjoyed. . , * ° 30 November" 5, we observed FHA week. We put posters in in gtore windowg ln town . Also, one w&5 placed j n the hall at school, Each day had a special mean- ing for FHA girls. Sunday was observed as church day; Mon- i ; As this year comes to a close, we wanl to express our thanks for your loyal patronage end our wish that your Christmas will be the most joyous you have ever known .. KYZER AUTOMOTIVE PARTS CO. TRENTON, GEORGIA mg* lit-' It adds much to the enjoyment of the season , to extend to our friends and customers our best wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS... JOHN L. CASE CO. HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES TRENTON. GEORGIA tli£ 6AM COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 22, 1853 was publicity day on which the mayor issued a proclama¬ proclaiming FHA Week. Tuesday was community day; Wednesday, which was clean-up day, was observed by cleaning the school grounds. Thursday was family day. Fri¬ day was fun night which was ob erved by some of the fami¬ lies getting together. Saturday was fun day.. To climax FHA Week, on November 5, twenty-six girls, with .heir sponsor, Mrs. Sutton, and club mother, Mrs. Ersaline Carroll went to Scouth Cobb H School for the fall meeting of District 4 As one of their projects, the girls baby sit at the PTA meet¬ ings. This is a community pro¬ ject. The executive committee met and Is planning the program for the coming year. On December 12, the FHA girls entertained their “little sisters” with a Christmas par- ty. There were abut 100 girls attending. Also, the girls have adopted a needy family. They are collect¬ ing things to add to the Christ¬ mas box. NOEL May all the happiness' of this joyous season bless your home and all who erler it at Christmas! BUCK GIFFORD'S SERVICE STATION TRENTON, GA. DADE COUNTIANS EXPRESS ! WISHES FOR PEACE; | NEW INDUSTRIES If Santa could only fill half the wishes many Dade residents would like to see come true for, little county 1 Christmas, our would be bustling with busi¬ nesses Wishes range from a peaceful Christmas to a motor scooter; but all those we interviewed have the same foremost thought —peace on earth and good will j among men, and second, more' industry for the county. Mrs. Ethel Payne, manager of, the Busy Bee Restaurant, wishes! for a nice, peaceful Christmas, with all the family happy. Mrs.; Ralph Simmons, wife of Davis School's football coach, would like to see more industry in the county, more things to do, while Mrs. Homer Reed, clerk; in the Tax Commissioner’s of¬ fice, wishes that all her family! be well for the holidays. M. J. Hale, attorney, expre 3 -j sed the hope for peace, quiet and happiness. His secretary, Mrs. H. F. Allison, wishes for health and a safe journed to and from Florida when she and her husband visit their daughter and grandchildren. Mrs. Louise Wright and Mrs. Clara Mae Brandon of the ABC office want to see more favorable condi¬ tions and equitable prices of farm products for farmers. Over in the welfare depart¬ ment, Mrs. Katherine Davis wishes that ail the papas who have abandoned their families would be put in jail, and also would like to have office space on the ground floor. The stairs leading up to her office in the courhouse are a long, steep climb for the old folks who tkae adv¬ antages of her services. Imogene Blevins, clerk in the office, has to carry so much mail to the post office on occasions that she would like to have a motor scooter. The Dade County Times has had in mind a bright red wheel barrow ever since the post of¬ fice moved. If Mr. Mascunana, G L and Herman had such a vehicle, their Thursday trips with 700 newspapers would be a little easier. Newell Scruggs wishes for his children a nice Christmas, for he and Estelle put their chil¬ dren’s happiness over all else. Next door in the post office, E. L. Raulston wants to be able to get all the mail out before Christmas and then to enjoy a quiet holiday. Letters To Santa The following are letters members of the Rising Fawn third grade wrote to Santa Claus: Dear Santa Claus: I been as good as I can. I go to Church every Sunday. San a Claus, please bring me a bride doll and a baby bed and a new Bible and more if you can. We will have you some coffee and cake and milk and some candy. Very truly, Sharon Reeves. Dear Santa Claus: I go to church on Sunday. I help my mother on Saturday since that is the only day I don’t go to school. I would like to have a cowboy suit and guns. My age is 8 years old. My little brother, Ronnie, who is 4 years old, would like one, too. David Thompson. Dear Santa Claus: I have been a good boy. Would you please bring me a set of cowboy guns and some clay. And a foo ball and some caps WE SING OUT OUR WARMEST WISHES THAT YOUR CHRISTMAS MAY BE MERRY! C. W. HITT Gull Service Rising Fawn, Georgia a roller coaster, thrill and and girls and bring them some- i thing nice. Very truly, Yours very truly, Skippy Crane. Ernie Dwight Riddle. Dear Santa Claus; Dear Santa Claus: I am a little boy eight years I want a doll, a book, a pair I am in the third grade. I of shorts, a ball, a buggy. I love to Rising Fawn school. I my mother and daddy. Don't ball. I want a basketball forget the boys and girls, goal for Christmas, and Very truly, love remember all the boys Sue Simmons. ur wish for you, — may all the blessings of this Holy Day be yours, GRAY’S GROCERY STORE TRENTON, GEORGIA SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS R. P. FRICKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Rising Fawn, Ga. " y /"' mwmmmimwmmmmimmifwfifwi "V /\t this |—Jolitftaq ^eoson, «« U like to set tfslde tlie problems of t^ie business world <?nd turn c.ao'\r\ to our <zge-old customs. h / 1c*4 we greet qou, our friends <?nd petrons, anJ wisi'i c?!i of uou a onderful 0>rlstma?! BROWN BROS. NEW ENGLAND. GEORGIA
