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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
Entered at the Post Office at
Trenton, Ga , as 2nd class mall,
Mrs. C. C. Morrison, Publisher
Locals and Personals
The Garden Club will meet
Jan. 5 at the home of Mrs. E. S.
Pace.
Mrs. Hubert Lacy had her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ro¬
den, as guests Christmas Day.
Mr. Henry Tate, Memphis,
Tenn., was here visiting his sis¬
ter, Mrs. T. S. Renfroe for two
days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wright,
Jr. and Mrs. E. G. Wright, Sr.,
welcomed many visitors over
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harp of
North Carolina were the Christ¬
mas guests of his parents in
Piney
Mr and Mrs. Willis Gass
moved last week into their at-
trac'ive new home In south
Trenton
Miss Imogene Blevins enjoy¬
ed a holiday visit with her
brother, Thomas Blevins and
Mrs. Blevins in Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Holtz-
hower were the dinner guests of
their daughter, Mrs. George
Moore, and Mr. Moore in Chat¬
tanooga Sunday
The Eddie Pace s from Rogers-
viiie. Tenn., were home with nis
mother, Mrs. E H. Pac^*, and
family for the Christmas holi¬
days
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Mascn-
nana’s granddaughter, who lives
with them, Is a very sick little
girl at the Wildwood Sanitar¬
ium.
Browny Stephens, who is now
working on a magazine in In¬
diana, visited the T. S. Ren-
froes and other friends during
the holidays.
Mrs. Bonnie Lacy will return
the last of the week from a vi-
sr with her daughter, Mrs.
Glen Gray and children in Long
Beach, Calif.
The T.R Tuckers of LaFa-
yette are the guests of Mrs.
Tucker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D T. Brown, while Mr. Tucker
Is taking a short leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Morrison
from Smyrna, Ga. and three
children are spending a few
davs with his mother, Mrs. W.
G Morrison, Sr. and sister. Miss
Gladys Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Jakie Smith are
the parents of a new daughter,
born Dec. 28 In a Chattanooga
hospital. The baby weighed 5
lbs. and 14 oz. Mo f her and baby
are getting along fine
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Good¬
win’s holiday visitors have been
his mother, Mrs. J. B. Goodwin,
and his (brother, with his wife
and two children, Mr. and Mrs.
W. D Goodwin from Reynolds,
Georgia.
Holiday visitors of the W. E.
Page family were Mrs. Roy Cou¬
sins and boys from Greenville,
Ga., Mrs. Max Forester and
boys of Morristown, Tenn., and
Mr. and Mrs. B W Cole of
Chattanooga.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Coplan and
son and Mr. Aaron Hubble from
8 p a r t a, Ga. and Miss Agnes
Hubble from Waynesville, N. C.
were holiday visitors of their
mo her, Mrs. Kate Hubble and
their aunts, the Misses Belle and
Ollie Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stewart
and daughter Miss Merrill were
the Christmas dinner guests of
the W. C. Curetons of Byrd’s
Chapel. The Curetons holiday
guests were their son and nis
wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cure-
ton III and Mr. and Mrs. Rich¬
ard Hall and daughter Rhonda
all from Murfreesboro, Tenn.
The Misses Ellen and Fannie
Stew'art’s Monday visitors were,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gass and
son from High Point, Ga., Mr.
Attie Stewart, Mary Kathryn,
Ellzabe h and Hugh and Miss
Ola Stewart all from St. Elmo.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Gass and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Gass and children of East Ridge.
Russel Morgan, Mobile Ala.,
and Betty Morgan who has left
on a visit with a friend to Wls.
were home with their father,
Mr. M. C. Morgan and
family for the holidays. An¬
other brother Charles Morgan,
who was recently married to the
former Miss Imogene Ellison
has returned to his base in
Ohio w’here he will start train¬
ing in B-47 Jets.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Allison
have returned from a holiday
visit in Leesburg, Fla. wi£h their
daughter and family. During
their stay, Mrs. Allison was
pleasantly surprised to receive a
phone call from Mrs. Lottie Aus¬
tin, who lives at Mt. Dora, Fla.,
THE DA OK CQtNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER SO, IMS'
Roselyn Dyer To
Wed Lamar Moore
Mr. and Mrs. A L. Dyer
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Roselyn Mason
Dver to Wallace Lamar Moore,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. W.
Mcore. The marriage is plan-
ned for January 22 at the
Trenton Methodist Church.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Dade High School, attended
Hunting Ala", on College,
rv and received her Ba-
chelor degree in Music from the
University of Chattanooga,
Since graduating from college,
Ml* vears in the Dalton Public i,", 0
Schools and for two years at the
Lookout Mountain School. She
is a sis er of Miss Elene Dyer,
now in Texas, and Mr. Aubrey
r>yer, who Ls with the Dyer Mo
tor Co. In Trenton.
The groom-to-be graduated
from Berry School and received
his B A from Berry College. He
S. Army and is now with the
11th Airborne Division stationed
at Fort Campbell, Ky. He has
wo brothers, Harry W., who is
.. living . in . v,------■»- Knoxville, and Donald
R who is with the U. S. Army
stationed in Alaska.
Mental Health Topic
Af Dade A I riT I A A C JpeaKer I
UI I r
Dr. Frank Neiswender from
♦ he Guidance Clinic in Chatta-
nooga will speak on mental
health of the school child
the Dade High PTA meets
5. it has been announced.
All parents have been espec¬
ially invited to attend the meet¬
ing, which will begin at 7:30
p. m.
Health Dept. Notes
1. Age limit to receive polio
vaccine has been expended to
children who have reached their
15th birthday.
2. Diptheria is increasing in
many areas. Parents are
vised to have all infants and
young children protected. If
they have had first injections
(shots), they should have
boosters.
The Public Health Nurse is in
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the Heal’h Center Fridays
Saturday mornings.
3. The County Board °*
Health ruled recently that all
immunizations be given at the
Health Center
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NEW SALEM 4-H CLUB
TAUGHT GAMES
When the New Salem 4-H
Club met December 12,
bers present were
by a demonstration of games by
Miss Naomi Hubble, home dem¬
ons'ration agent.
The business meeting was
presided over by the president,
Patsy Everett, after w r hich a
short program of songs and
jokes was presented.
The group adjourned by say¬
ing the 4-H Club Pledge.
Alfred Barnes,
Reporter.
a short distance away. It seems
that 'Mrs. Austin read about the
Allison’s visit in the Dade Coun¬
ty Times and wanted to chat
with her friend.
Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and four t h
Saturday nights
month at 8:00 p. m
All qualified Masons invited
to attend.
Claude O. Ellison, W. M.
James M. Rogers, Secy.
Thirst , 7bo, Seeks Quality
SHOP! SAVE!
At CR1SMAN
HARDWARE CO
exti__
513 MARKET ST.
CHATTANOOGA
CRISMAN’S ON BROAD ST.
FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR
Ga. Power Dade Tax
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'■ The Georgia Power Company’s
tax tax payments payments on on property property in in
Dade Coun y for 1955 totaled
. 410 40, it was announced to-
day by J. T. Morgan, Jr., District
Manager. Mr. Morgan said
j checks are being delivered to
county and city officials this
week. Of this amount $5,511.67
is for general county purposes,
j ST.6!’3.05 is school district taxe.\
$84.68 is municipal taxe.v
”""' C ‘ P31 * re Pa ‘ d ‘°
Tren on.
The company’s property t a x
payments throughout Georgia
came to $4,145,000. Of this
amount, $2,118,000 went into
county funds, $1,342,000 to
.school districts, $662,000 to
and towns, and $23,000 to the
state.
Municipal part nership
; c F rr*r rrz ^ z
^ale of electricity for residential
and commercial u~e within in-
1 corporated communities, totaled
'
$1,548,000. These payments
niade ear iier in the year
were in addition t o property
tax payments. The number of
municipalities sharing in these
payments was 342.
Mr. Morgan said
Iwately 20 per cent of the com-
panys total revenue goes o pay
taxes, including f e cl e r al and
state income taxes, property
taxes, gross receipts, taxes and
ethers.
BYRD’S CHAPEL CLUB
ENJOYS CHRISTMAS PARTY
Thirteen were present when
the Byrds Chapel Home Demon-
stration Club met December 19
for a Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. W. C. Payne.
Mrs. W. C. Cureton was in
charge of the program, which
included a reading of the
Chris'mas Story, a poem,
“Christmas Prayer,” by Mrs. C.
T. Payne; a poem, “At Christ-
mag Time „ by Mrs victor K ee-
and Qne on Twas the
Night Before Christmas” by
Mrs. W. C. Payne.
Mrs. Neil Fischer was in
charge of entertainment. Va-
rious games were played
..four prizes won by Mrs. W. C.
cureton, Miss Naomi Hubble,
Mrs. Victor Keeton and Mrs. J.
F. Irby.
Mrs. Cureton was the only
entry in the Decorating and
Lighting Contest.
Gifts were exchanged and
Santa brought the children
j j eac h a bag of fruit, nuts, candy
and a toy Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
] Mrs w c p ayne , Reporter.
FOR SALE — Six room house
with large barn on twenty
acres of land with two lasting
sprir.ps. Located one mile
south of Trenton on highway
11. Will sell sheap if bought
now. — Mrs. H. L. Reeves.
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Sarah’s Coiffures
Trenton, Georgia
i STATE OF GEORGIA,
DADE COUNTY
To All To Whom it May
Concern:
Cordelia Eioise Graham hav
ing, in proper form, applied to
me p erman ent Le ters of
Administration on the estate of
p e y x culrnan Graham, late of
I County> thi3 ^ t o cits all
and . , thp Pre ditors and
next cf kin of Felix Ct
Graham to be and appear at ^
my office wi hin the time al-
j£^ ved jjy law, and show cause,
^ ^ they can, why perman-
:. 1 out administration should not
be granted to Cordelia Elo.se
Graham on Felix Culman Gra-
ham’s estate.
| witness my hand and official
slgnature> this 5th day of De-
ccmber> 1955
j R ^ordinTry 0 "
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© These New
j £ $ We Now Have
£ Cars on Our Lot
£
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DODGE ‘8’ Custom Royal, 4-dr. sedan, push button power
Two tone blue and white.
H DODGE ‘8’ Custom Royal, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite,
Charcoal, rose and white.
£ DODGE ‘ 8 ’ Royal Lancer, 2-dr. push button power flite, Black,
£ White and Coral.
£ ^ DODGE ‘8’ Coronet, 4-dr. sedan, straight shift, Rose and Garnet
! A PLYMOUTH ‘ 8’ Belvedere, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite,
Red and Black
# PLYMOUTH ‘6’ Belvedere, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite,
0 Torquoise and Blue.
0 PLYMOUTH ‘ 8 ’ Belvedere, 4-dr. sedan, straight shift, Yellow
0 and White.
0 PLYMOUTH ‘8’ Belvedere, 2-dr. sport coupe, straght shift,
0 Rose and White.
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^ WE WILL HAVE THESE NEW CARS FOR YOUR
• FIRST OF THE YEAR SELECTION
DODGE ‘8' Custom Royal, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite.
Black, Rose and Garnet
DODGE ‘8’ Custom Royal, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite,
Black, White and Rose.
j • DODGE ‘ 8’ Royal, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite, Rose
6 and Garnet.
0 DODGE ‘8 J Royal Lancer, 2-dr., push button power flite, Two
I A tone Blue and White.
DODGE '8’ Coronet Lancer, 2-dr., push button power flite,
Black, White and Green.
DODGE ‘ 8 ’ Coronet, 4-dr. sedan, over-drive, Two tone Green.
DODGE ‘8’ Coronet Club Sedan, straight shift, Rose and White.
j V PLYMOUTH '8’ Belvedere, 4-dr. sport sedan, push button power
0 flite, power windows, power brakes, Yellow and White.
f PLYMOUTH ‘8 ' Belvedere, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite,
9 £ Black.
!0 PLYMOUTH ‘8' Savoy, 2-dr. sport coupe, push button power
0 flite, Bronze and White.
PLYMOUTH ‘8' Savoy, 4-dr. sedan, push button power flite,
0 Black and White.
0 PLYMOUTH ‘8’ Savoy, Club Coupe, push button power flite,
Q Blue and White.
PLYMOUTH ‘8’ Plaza, Club Coupe, straight shift, Grey & White
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
1954 DODGE Club Sedan, Blue and Grey
1954 DODGE 2 ton, Green
JyS4 DODGE y 4 ton Pickup, Black
1953 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Black
1953 DODGE Club Sedan, Black
1953 DODGE y 4 ton Pickup, Blue
1953 DODGE y 2 ton Pickup, Green and Black
1953 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe, Green.
1952 CHEVROLET 2 ton, Green
1951 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Blue
1951 DODGE 4-Door Sedan, Green
1951 CHRYSLER Hard Top, Blue and Grey
9 1951 MERCURY 4-Door Sedan, Yellow and Black
1951 PLYMOUTH 2-Door„ Grey
1951 CHEVROLET, Two Ton Red
1950 DODGE 2 ton, Red
1950 BU1CK 4-Door Sedan, Two Tone Blue
1949 FORD 2-dr. sedan, Red.
1949 OLDSMOBILE 2-Door, Grey
1948 MERCURY club coupe, Black
1948 CHEVROLET 4-dr. sedan, Black
1947 CHEVROLET Club Coupe, Grey
1947 CHEVROLET 2-dr. sedan, Green
1947 .CHEVROLET Club Coupe, Black
1947 BUICK 4-Door Sedan, Grey
1946 FORD 2-Door Sedan, Black
1941 PLYMOUTH coupe, Grey.
1940 LORD 2-Door Sedan, Black
It Pays To Trade With
Dyer TRENTON, Motor GEORGLA Co. f
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DEALER FOR DODGE-PLY MOUTH
Let The Times Do Your Job Printing
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
y vacation
take a 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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