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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 8, 1956)
FLORAL CREST J. C. Self, who has been sick for two weeks, is much better and is able to be out again. The Glen Ringer family went to Fletcher, N. C. over the week- end. " We (my husbartd and I) made a business trip to Monday While there we ‘o t <3 see the F Dart 7 of the city J that was hit by the tornado Feb. 18. Men are still working, clearing away trees and stumps were blown down. Their jcb was to get the roofs on the houses; now they cleaning up the trees and ting ready to burn them. mouth trees, in places, twisted off several feet above ground. It was miraculous no one was killed. The Red Cross has given Wright of the Pond Creek munity, who.e hx>use was strayed , , by ..__onnuirh ” nad °’ e sheet rock to tm.sh the Of the house. You 11 this was the one that helped to build back. They Aunt Jemima Jfisu fcmMeal and wag on Presents TENN. VALLEY BOYS JAMBOREE Home Spun Fun - Music and Hymns Rising Fawn, Georgia School Auditorium Sat. March 10,1956 - 8 p, m. Admission Students 35c Adults 75c -------- ------ HADDEN'S PHARMACY “ Where Pharmacy Is A Profession, Not a Side Line” OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK To Serve You With All Your Medical And Sick Room Needs REGISTERED PHARMACIST On Duty At All Times To Give You Fast Prescription Service 4 M I First * ***** Aid - I ' KlJlMl DICIMr IrlWll PATS/M George Wilson, who has fin- ished his basic in the Navy, re- turned Monday to Norfolk, Va. where he will be stationed for several months. Pfc. Leslie Wil- | son joined his brother here for a three-weeks leave. Rev. Taylor Castleberry was ° ave <l uite a lot of furniture— a refrigerator, washing mach- in ^ e . stove, i___i beds and ____i matresses. ____ a.------- . The ground stays too wet to P lant anything. Folks here have a hankering to get into the £ alden aud to plant bulbs. As s00n as * ^ dr y enouth - we ’ n ieall y be busy here. Laquada Odell and Lebron Price, who are in school at the Highland Academy, Fountain Head, Tenn., were here over the | W£ exend vi iting their parents Th e J- P- Brewer family Ccllegedale were here over the 1 w f kend visiting friends and rel- atives. The Brewers sold their home here rerently to the E. L. ^ Dr 0% , enby , s sister> Mrs Alice Dodson f r 0 m Illinois, is here ( visiting her brother. THE DADE COUNTY- TIMES, rEEVTO^rGEoAo/A, THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1956 given a surprise birthday party Monday night by members of i the Baptist Church. The party was his home, Dr - Doss Castleberry under¬ wen t -surgery for cancer Mon- da y in Erlanger hospital. He rs getting along fine at this writ- i n ®- Mrs. Rebecca Nixon and sev- eral friends of Chattanooga were dinner guests of the C. S. Wil- liams on Wednesday night. Mrs. Nixon ir, is Mr. furw. IiniKnmo Williams sister. «Safar Jackie Wilson spent Monday night with Shelby Dawkins in Trenton. Mrs Charles McMahan and son Jack and Mrs. Sue Hale spent the weekend recently vis- it ing their sifters and their fam- iji es . Mrs. J. Monroe Ball was host- egs j aS £ Thursday night to the ^SCS at her home. NEW SALEM T '; na fl ' iklni s P ent Saturday chJ night with Phyllts Danieis. Mrs. Ella Logan recently re- turned from a visit to her sis- ter who is very ill in South Carolina. Edward Reece is just fine from his operation. Mrs. J. T. Childress Mrs. Bill Gray Monday. She so visited New Salem School. Mrs. Bill Gray spent the with Mrs. J. T. Childress in Trenton recently, (EAST WEEKS NEW SALEM Mr. Cecil McKaig was speaker at Cave Springs nrliof odist Church Sunday. Bernadine and Jack visited Mr. and Mrs. Moore and family this Mrs. Bill Gray was Friday at the New ?.°,L Salem Mrs. Johnson visited a in Chattanooga Valley to new ideas about teaching. parents have cooperated nicely with Mr. Childress’ to have parents substitute each teacher once a year 1ft the teachers visit other ten* to gain new Ideas in phases of teaching which make the teachers better e,s - * Kenneth and James Pennington spent the with Alfred Barnes. A ladles trio of New composed o f Mesdames Bradford, Joan Hawes and res n Jones rendered two very beautiful songs Sunday at, the New Salem Church. Mrs. Melvin Ross reports her children have had bad Melvin hasn’t been feeling well for the past week He has trouble with his ach. The Bill Gray family visitors from Alabama over weekend. The Arvine Bradford and the Junior Hodnett family have moved into their new house. Don Gray and Bunk are both driving new cars. Mr. and Mrs. Art Moore have just returned home from a visit at their daughter’s home in Oak Ridge, Tenn. They report that Grace has a ne wboy. Terrance and Frances were visiting friends and tives in New Salem this end. GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:— Mrs. Fern Sells having in due form applied to me for year’s support out of the Estate of E. Sells, deceased, this is to no¬ the next of kin and the creditors of the said E. M. Sells, deceased, that said application be heard before me at the regular April term 1956 of the Court of Ordinary of said County. Witness my hand and offic¬ ial signature, this 5th day of March, 1956. H. M. Morrison Ordinary WANT-ADS FOR RENT — Taylor’s farm, Trenton Rt. 2. 39 acres, 5-room houste with running water, 40 X 40 hen house, barn, good garage, storage house, black¬ smith or work shop. L. E. Tay¬ lor, Flat Rock, Ala. Rt. 1 FOR SALE — No. 2 eating potatoes $2.00 a bushel at old Hatfield home place. — G. R. Hatfield place. Phone Howard 2-3318. 6 t p -3-8 FOR SALE — Tires, cars, all kinds of used car parts and sack coal. Trenton Trading Post, located back of Dade Theater. 6 t p—3-8 FOR SALE — 5 room house and servicte station. 2 acres, spring water in house. Or will rent station. Just on top Lookout Mountain on Trenton-LaFa- yette Highway. — Buff Brad- frd, Trenton, Ga. t p — 3 - 8 _ WANTED — For Rawleigh business in Dadte County. No experence needed to start. Sales easy to make and pro¬ fits good. Start immediately. Stee S. M. Duke, 1806 S. Haw¬ thorne, Chattanooga, or write Rawleigti’s, Dept. 10-190, Memphis, Tenn. HIGHEST prices paid for pine and poplar logs. See us if you have any to sell. Dyer Lumber Company, Trertton, Ga. FOR SALE — Minnows and worms. See J. D. Pike at Avans, Ga. or Island Creek. 4tp- 3-22 FOR SALE — 3000 bates Good Bean Hay at $35.00 per ton. Gordon Dobbin* Store, Long Island, Ala. Rt. 1 3tp—3/15 HEAD RIVER by Mrs. Hugh Forester Mrs. Robert Ross is back home after spending some time with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Payne in Chattanooga, who was seriously ill and died in Tri-County Hos¬ pital on Sunday night, Feb. 26. Miss Grace Johnson of Chat¬ tanooga spent last weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Griff John¬ son. Mr. Phillip Mathes and family of Flintstone and Mr. Gordon Mathes and family of Chatta¬ nooga were the Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scruggs. Miss Betty Ross spent last weekend with Miss Mamie Har¬ ris of New England. Mrs. N. C. Gledhill, who has been seriously ill in Tri-County Hospital, has returned to her home and we have understood that she has slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross and ; children visited their son Melvin and family at New Salem last Sunday. ^ The Sunday visitors of the Hugh Foresters were Mr. and Mrs. j a mes Schrock and child- j en 0 f Rome, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Forester and son of Chattanooga, and Mrs. Troy Mathews and son of New Salem. Mrs. W. J. Kroger recently re¬ turned home from a week’s vis¬ it with her son Freddie and family o f Chlckamauga. Mrs. Kroger has been in bad health for several months. j _ CLOVERDALE Mrs. Martha Bible is not do¬ ing so well. She is in the County Hospital with pneumon¬ ia Has been under an oxygen tent but it has been removed. Mrs. Ed Bible is still with her family. Uncle Bill Amos has improved from a heart ailment. No other sickness in our sec¬ tion. Glad to see the sunshine after so much rain. Ed Bible was visiting the j. R Bible family near Ringgold, Ga Sunday. I. O. O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 38 Regular meeting each Tue>- fay night at 8.00 P. M J. B. Sullivan, N. G. Leon Christopher, V. G. Aunt Jemima Bandwagon Presents TENN. VALLEY BOYS 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 JOHN L. CASE’S STORE IN TRENTON FROM 11:30 A. M. TO 12:30 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. Admission Students 35c -------------- Adults 75c ________ ____ Regular meetings T r e n t o i 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. Joe K. Rogers, W. M. DR. G. K. MacVANE Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. LIFE INSURANCE Also complete coverage on fire and accident insurance. H. F. 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