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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1956)
TIIE OADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Post Office at Trenton, Ga., as 2nd class mail. Mrs. C. C. Morrison, Publisher PHONE: OLiver 7-4422 ’ ~ Loais and Purdle Slaton has been ill the past week. Mrs E. G. Wright, Sr. is ,n 5.r^nf Patterson, has been in Tri-County tal, is doing much better. Mr J E Geddie is also proving fast but remains in hospital. Mrs W G Morrison. Sr reived a lot or company day. Dade Countians in ty Hospital are Mrs. Pryor, Mrs. Henry Page ••Bunt" Stephens. Mrs. Katherine Davis ed a three-day meeting week of the Georgia on Social Welfare in Atlanta. Mr John B. Gross of ington, D. C. is here visiting si-ter. Mrs. Ralph Johns, Mr. Johns. John Randall i; the chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Tishaw for their .son. born 25 at the Trenton Clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd are the parents cf a Carolyn Lajuana, born March at the Trenton Clinic. The fant weighted 6 pounds and ounces. Mr. John McCauley is to be in a semi-conscious dition in a Chattanooga tal. Mr. McCauley, who was aired several weeks ago in accident, underwent an opera tion last week. We see the Henry Bartons a new red and black 4 Plymouth, the Grady in a new gray and white outh and we hear the Foresters on Lookout have new two-tone green Dodge coupe. ’56 GOALS SET AT AVANS CLUB MEETING The Avans Home Demonstra¬ tion Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Freeman 17 with Mrs. J. D. Pike siding. Mrs. Mary Talley conducted a short program of songs and readings. The business meeting was concerned with the setting up of goals for the year as fol¬ lows : (1) Increase membership; (2> Establish community recrea¬ tion; (3) Participate in school activities; (4) To include more families in club picnics; (5) Send at least 2 members to each council meeting; (6) Donations to Red Cross; <7i Participate in Dress Revue; (8) To have booth at County Fair; <9> To entertain the county council February 22; (10 To serve Lions Club to raise funds; (111 To aid 4-H Club members in commun¬ ity; (12) To enter Club of the Year Contest. A part of one goal was carried out Saturday night. February 18 when fourteen boxes and cakes were carried to the school for the box supper by club mem¬ bers and their children. Mrs. Henry Elliott was sented $5.00 cash prize as place winner in the Lighting Contest in the club. 10c per member was paid state and Rock Eagle dues. song books were ordered by members and nine planned attend the banqquet to be in honor of the Trenton which was judged Club of Year. Miss Hubble’s on child development and tertainment was very including painting, reading PREAC HING CHRIST HIS BLOOD — HIS PREMILLENIAL RETURN THE PINEY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. JESSE C. MITCHELL. Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A. M. “The Fisherman ’’ EVENING WORSHIP 7:30 P. M “Message By The Evangelist ” Welcome to our two weeks revival with Rev. E. C. Bowen COME, PRAY AND WORK SLYGO By Mrs. Edgar Moore Sarah Jo and Carolyn Alan V /ho have been living at their | Uncle Brad Gross’ home for the crating from a recent illness ^Pent the weekend with their sister in Fort Oglethorpe last t. and Mrs. Frank Cordeh an- children of Tiftonia were j visiting friends here Sunday af- ternoon. ' Ihe Martin Street" *»«“ Fort »««“>' Payne D ° na and “/ 1 J !‘ L from of Chickamaoga Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Phillips and little son ol Chattanooga spent Tuesday with the Edgar Moores, Helen Purcell left last Frid for her home in Columbus, after a week’s visit with hei parents, the Edgar Moores. Me dames Frank K. kon Leon Moore, John cud Miss Edna Waddell attended the H. D. S. in Chattanooga last r ight be The mumps seem to ning their course in Slygo. the present time, Judy Reeve; and Joyce Patterson are confin¬ ed to their home with Brenda and . while Reeves Waddell are just recovering. Also Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Cas¬ tleberry's children, and maybe more I haven’t heard about. Mr.‘and Mrs. E. F. Moore at¬ tended the political rally New Home last week, while Mr. * ; and Mrs. .... Leon ...... Moore attended the one at Davis High School the week before. Little Miss Al- ogene Word of Morganville wu,4 the guest of Joyce Patterson last Thursday night. Mt. Olive News By Mrs. Eugene Fowler Mrs! Dessie Massey, wife o f the late George W. Massey, re¬ mains ill in a Chattanooga hos¬ pital. We are happy to report Mr. A. B. (Tack) Craig is steadily improving after his recent oper¬ ation. Mrs. Etta Craig has been on the sick list for the past few days. Dr. Marjorie Jacobs, visiting doctor for the Mt. Olive Health Clinic, has gone to California for a three week visit at the home of her parents. The Misses Rowina Felt, Inez Veal, Betty Phillips a n d Jean Craig visited Anne Fowler Tues¬ day. j PREACHER, DEACONS MEET AT NEW HOME Every first and third Tuesday night, a preachers and deacons meeting is held at the New Home Baptist Church at 7 p. m. Other churches in tire Asso¬ ciation and other denomina¬ tions are urged to attend. The nurpose of these meetings is to create fellowship and unity among the brethren. Remember, Abraham said to Lot, "Let there be no strife, among us, for we be brethren." (Gen. 13:8.) Rev. Davis Richards, Chm (Paid Notice) games. The women enjoyed the games as well as the children. We are glad to report our re¬ porter, Mrs. Novella Gass, able to return home We were especially glad to roll three new members, Waldo Simmons, Mrs. Bible and Mrs. George Delicious refreshments served to 19 members by hostess. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, 1 TRENTON,' GEOfeGIA, THURSDAY MAJ&Cfl 8, 1930 OBITUARY GLENN HATFIELD DIES SUDDENLY Funearl services for Mr. Glen I? Hatfield, noted Rising Fawn lesident, were held Tuesday morning from the Rising Fawn Baptist Church, where he was an active member. Revs. T. C Nelson, Kermit Culbert and Taylor Castleberry officiated. M.\ Hatfield died Sunday morning in a Chattanooga ho> pital where he had been rushed the night before. Death was caused by a cerebral hemorrh¬ age. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bonnie Hatfield; five daughters, Mrs. Lucille P r i c e, Woodbury, N. J.; Mrs. Sarah Del- zell. Mrs. Ann Moley, Rossvllle; Mrs Polly Crawford, Tullaho- ma; Mrs. Brice Holland, Tren- ton; one .son: James Hatfield, Rising Fawn; foster son. Rev. Grover Long, Tiftonia, Tenn., i six <■ oandohildren: four : Mrs R. L. ‘ Blevins, Mrs. C. L. Payne. Ri ing Fawn; Mrs. Jack Trenton; Mrs. Ralph Wil- ! hams, Lakeview; two brothers, Gordon Hatfield and Dennis Hatfield. CITATION I GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY (;ONrERN . Mary Katherine Barton hav¬ ing applied to me for year’s sup¬ port out of the estate of Harley J. Barton, deceased, this is to notify the next of kin and the creditors of the said Harley J. Barton, deceased, that said ap¬ plication will be heard before me at the regular April term 1956 of Court of Ordinary of said County. Witness' my hand and official j signature this March 5th, 1956. It. M. Morrison Ordinary DADE COURT OF ORDINARY Mrs. F. C. Graham, having made application for twelve months’ support out of the E-tate of F. C. Graham, and ap¬ praisers duly appointed to set apart the same having filed their returns, all persons con¬ cerned are hereby required r,o show cause before the Court of Ordinary of said county on the first Monday in April, 1956, why said application should not be . panted This 1st day of March, 1956. R. M. Morrison Ordinary ■Mujiwust Justniofeh WITH NEW G-E AUTOMATIC MEAT THERMOMETER 0HI ON TOP Qf THE RANGE TEUS T0« THE TEMPERATURE OF THE MEAT IN THE OVEN Available on New Deluxe G-E RANGES LIBERATOR STRATOIINER Deluxe Two-Oven Deluxe Single-Oven Automatic Range Automatic Range G-E’s Electric Meat Thermometer is a wonderful extra for extra convenience! Just insert thermometer in meat and plug into convenient oven outlet. Ends peeking, poking, guessing. You see—on the dial-" just when the roast is rare, medium, or well don* You serve a perfect roast every time! Ask to see a demonstration ot the new Automatic Meot^ThermomOHF JOHN L. CASE COMPANY HARDWARE & APPLIANCES MRS. WALKER ENTERTAINS BYRD’S CHAPEL CLUB The Byrd’s Chapel Home De- i mcnstration club met recently at the home of Mrs. M. A. Wa! * ker with fourteen members and two visitors present. The meet- ing was opened by the president and the devotional taken from the Upper Room by Mrs. W. C. f ’ ure ton. The blowing ° p project chair- appointed: Child _ De- men were 1 veiopment. Mrs. Mark F1 ., cher ; Clothing, Mrs. J. Irby; Dairying, Mrs. W. L. Simpson; Food Pre- servation, Mrs. M. A. Walker; 1 Gardening, Mrs. Bob Carroll; ' Health, Mr.,. Neal Fischer. Home! Improvement, Mrs. H. Bruner; Home Industries, Mrs. V i c t or: Keeton; Home Meat Supply, Mrs. W. C. Cureton; Landscap- i ing, Mrs. C. T. Payne; Market- ing/ Mrs. D. Doan; Nutrition, Mrs. H. Bruner; orcharding, Mrs. W. L. Simpson; Poultry, Mrs. Raymond Castleberry; Pub- 1 Hcity, Mrs. W. C. Payne; Rec¬ reation, Mrs. W. C. Cureton; Rural Electrification, Mrs. Mark I Fischer;, Rural Housing, Mrs. D. Dean; Music, Mrs. Horace Fis¬ cher; Scrapbook, Mrs. W. C. Payne; Golden Rule Plan, Mrs. Neal Fischer. Mesdames Victor Keeton, W. C Cureton, M. A. Walker and W. C. Payne attended the Home Demonstration Banquet at the YWCA in Chattanooga. We cer¬ tainly did enjoy it; the food was delicious, the decorations pret¬ ty and the entertainment very good. A motion was made that each member bring 10c to the next meeting for the Rock Eagle and State Officers Fund. Miss Hubble urged us to at¬ tend the Dress Revue on April 17 and the Cooking School on April 26. These county - wide meetings are very interesting and I hope we have a good come out from Byrd’s Chapel. Miss Hubble’s demonstration on child development was very inspiring. We enjoyed playing the children’s games; my two children especially enjoyed them. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. W. C. Payne, Reporter AMERICAN LEGION POST r M Second and fourth Thursday night 7:30 P. M. every month. Legion Hall. MISS MORGAN ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Morgan of Trenton Oe0 rgia, announce the engagement of their daugh- tefi Lauretta Morgan, to Edc jie Ear j Morona, son of Mr. and Mrg E c Marona of Inland, Alabama. The bride-elect is the sister W. Akin, ol City, Missouri, ’ Mrs. Frank 01 „..., Wildwood. . Georgia, „ , ahfl , „ . die Morgan of She is a graduate of Dade School and Chattanooga Busi- ness institute, and is e ed 0y R Agency. The prospective bridegroom Aunt Jemima Bandwagon Presents TOW. VALLEY MIS JAMBOREE Featuring Howard Bramlett & Roy Ledford, Cuzzin Elmo & Uncle Lem Fersize ' Wally Clayton & Tennessee Valley Boys Quartet Home Spun Fun - Music and Hymns In front of SCRUGGS’ GROCERY IN TRENTON FROM 1:00-2:00 P. M. Free tickets will be distributed by. The Tennessee Valley Boys to the BIG JAMBOREE at the Rising Fawn, Georgia School Auditorium Sat. March 10,1956 - 8 p. m. 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He ently employed by Cramet, Inc. attended Bridgeport High School An early spring nedding <s and the University of Chatta- planned. ONE STOP SERVICE RED’S CLEANERS DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY SERVICE done by Star ---------- Weekly HATS Cleaned and Blocked by Acme ------ Service SHOES REPAIRED by Belcher ---------- LET US HAVE YOUR RUGS GLEANED PHONE: OLiver 7-3355 TRENTON GA. Open daily 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
