The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, May 24, 1956, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextCITATION GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON¬ CERN. — Lena Mae Hall am having due form applied to me year's support out of the of T. A. Hallum, deceased, is to notify the next of kin the creditors of the said T. Hallum, deceased, that said plication will be heard me at the regular June 1956 of the Court of of said County. Witness hand and official this May 7, 1956. R. M. Ordinary, Dade ty, Georgia SHERIFF'S 3ALM Will be sold at public sale highest bidder for cash on day, the 5th day of June at the Courthouse Door Trenton, Georgia, within legal hours of sale, the ing described property, One (1) Bay Mare, SI old, named Wasa. Said property will be sold satisfy the execution Issued the Superior Court of County In a lien proceeding of Dare L Brown Holland Lawrence and Lawrence and said property. This 2nd day of May ltd#. Allison ilwlsi Sheriff of Dade County, Oeorgla SHERIFF'S SAUK Will be sold at public sale highest bidder for cash Tuesday, the 5 th day of 1956, at the Courthouse Door Trenton, Georgia, within legal hours of sale, the ing described property, One (l) Bay FUly, 1 year unnamed, sired by Wayne out of Gay Branard. Said property will be sold satisfy the execution issued the Superior Court of County In a lien proceeding of Dave L. Brown Holland Lawrence and Lawrence and said property. This 2nd day of May, 1956. Allison Blcrl** Sheriff of Dade County, Georgia SHERIFF'S SALE Will be sold at public sale highest bidder for cash on day, the 5th day of June a t. the Courthouse Doer Trenton, Oeorgla, within legal hours of sale, the ing described property, One (1) Bay Filly, • old, named Wayne’a Linda. Said property will be sold satisfy the execution issued the Superior Court of County in a lien preceeding of Dave L. vs. Rollla ivd Lawrence Ruby Lawrence and said erty. This 2nd day of May, Allison Blevins Sheriff of Dade ty, Georgia SHERIFF'S SALE Will be sold at public sale highest bidder for cash Tuesday, the 5th day of 1956, at the Courthouse Door Trenton, Georgia, within legal hours of sale, the ing described property, to-wlt One (.1) Bay Mare, 12 old, named Gay Branard. Said property will be sold satisfy the execution issued the Superior Court of County in a lien proceeding of Dave L. Brown Holland Lawrence and Lawrence and said property. This 2nd day of May, 1956. Allison Rleviws Sheriff Dade County, Georgia SHERIFF’S SALE Will be sold at public sale highest bidder for cash Tuesday, the 5th day of 1956, at the Courthouse Door Trenton, Georgia, within legal hours of sale, the ing described property, One ti) Bay FUly, 9 year* unnamed, sired by Wayne out of Gay Granard. Said property will be sold satisfy the execution issued the Superior Court of County in a lien proceeding of Dave L. Brown Holland Lawrence and Lawrence and said property. This 2nd day of May, 1956. Allison Blevins Sheriff Dade County, Georgia L O. O. W. TRENTON LOtKM Ra 88 Regular meeting oaab day night at 1:69 P. M. J. B. SuUivaa, N. Leon Christopher, V. - THE DAM COUNT* totes, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MAY 24. 1956 A Good Example! You'll be pleasantly surprised how fast the pennies you save become dollars, when you aave regularly. The most aiT»ng.>Ti g thing about saving small amount* regularly is, that you hardly miss it at all. There is a lot of satisfaction In knowing that you have a growing bank account. Stop In at the Bank cf Dade soon and establish your own regular savings plan. BANK OF DADE TRENTON, GEORGIA Member eg tbs Federal Deposit Insurance Carp. Every Account Insured up to 616.WG.66 RED CROSS GIFTS RY COMMUNITIES The 1966 Red Cro*# Drive figures have been com¬ pleted and are as fallows: Raised by the Trenton Home Demonstration Club with Mrs. J. M. Case as Chairman, 9123.43. Avans Home Demonstration Club with Mrs. Sadie Kirkland as chairman, 115 50. Chapel H. D. Club with Mr*. F. M. Keith Chairman, 626.00. Mor- gaavllle H. D. Club. Mrs. W. Patterson Chairman, 65.00. Home H. D. Club, Mrs. Joe Chairman, 6606. New Salem D. Club, Mr$. Ernest chairman, 621.00. Rising H. D. Club, Mrs. Charles chairman, *62.86. Slygo H. Club, Mrs. George Carroll chairman, 685-50. Cave Mr*. Lester Forester 65.00. Cl over dale, Mr*. Lambert - chairman, Hooker School, Mr*. Lula chairman 613.00. New Mrs. Alma Neely chair 616.00. Piney Orove, Mr*. dle Foster chairman, 630.00. Four communities made o surpassed their quotas. were Fluey, Rising Fawn, erdale and Hooker These four will share the offered by Georgia Power the community making quota. WANT ADS FOB SALE — Aato part* aad aied caia. Aim »Uc«r aad grecery scale*. do Auto Radle repairing. Treatoa Trading peat. FOB SALR: 869. Radle fer Kseelleat ee ad l tten . If baa 6a be eeM by Sat Juae 8a* O L Merges. or Sale — House 4 room*, o f Sand Mountain. RL reaton. On school bus tall route. Richard FOB BALf• ***** 87.9# at r. F. Newby’s Sip 7/1 GOOD OPENING fas Dade sailing Bawkiffc Product*. Start at . eao 9. poke, 1999 S. Chattaneege. Tea*. #r BawMfh’e Deft. MtaflK Team. 8tf ----- - FOR SALK — Portable Sewing Maeblne 866. Sea A. L. Dyer. Phene 7-3722. PIANO STUDENTS See Rn. A. L. Dyer omd range fer MMM T*L FOB SALE: B*by bed and met- Phone OUver 7-3615 FOB BENT — Small ta garage. See Hit. Meer* at the Maere ■mu, Titnteu. paid fer aad p oplar leg*. See u# If h**u any to etO. Company, Trenton, Ga. FOB SALE CHEAP:— seath of Treated, 28 aero* band and 6 room beam, eprtng and well ea place. ee para to let ef 6 atom. Mie. H. L DR. G. K. MMVaae Chiropractor and Natarepath 716 N. GaaM Avenue FI HOOKER Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Kirk and Misses Mary and Martha Chum of aooul, Korea and who are studept* of Hiawassee Col- lege, Sweetwater, Tenn., were dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brasfield, Sunday. Miss Alice Faye Williams, who Is a student at Madison College, Nashville, Tenn., was a recent guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brasfield. Mr Hayden Strawn, who is spending several weeks in Mem¬ phis, Tenn. oh business, spent the week end with his family Mrs. Milton Lyle of St. Elmo v lei ted Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Strawn, Sunday. Larry, small son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Jr. is ill. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, Jr. were Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkins of Chattanooga aad Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Vander- berg of Oklahoma City, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith aad family of Bridgeport, Ala. visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smith, Friday. There will be a working and Decoration at the Hooker Cem¬ etery, Saturday. Lunch will be spread at noon on the lawn of the J. E. Strawn residence. Everyone Is invited. GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY: There will be sold at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, between the legal hours of sale before the Courthouse door in Dade Coun¬ ty, Oeorgla on Saturday, May 29th, 1956, the following de¬ scribed property, to-wit: One 1S50 Tudor Black Chevrolet Au¬ to m 0 bile, said property being automobile condemned by the Honorable John W. Davis, Judge Superior Court, Dade County Superior Court on May 8 th 1956, said automobile having been condemned for the transporta¬ tion, conveying and storing of prohibited liquor*. This 14 day of May, 1956. Hlfrrrn Hlavlnj Sheriff, Dade County Georgia No. 266. Proceeding* to Con- Superior Cenrt of Dade [County, Georgia. STATE OF GBOftOIA vm. THAT CERTAIN 1950 Four door [Black Sedan Chevrolet Auto- 1 mobile. Unknown. Owner TO THE OWNER OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED VEHICLE You are hereby notified that ^ described vehicle was •eked and condemned by H. H. Hutching*, and Grover Tatum, officers with authority, for be ing used in conveying, conceal¬ ing, and storing certain prohib- Ited Intoxicating liquors and beverages, in violation of the law of Georgia, and that notice of such setaure was duly given Shrl B. Self, the Solicitor Gen¬ eral of the Superior Court of Dade County, Georgia on May 4, 1956, and that on the 14th day of May, 1956, said Solicitor General filed his petition in be¬ half of the State of Georgia to Condemn the sold vehicle as provided in the Georgia Code Section 56-207 a* a contraband article In the court of said county. You, the owner, being unknown, notice of such seiz¬ ure and condemnation proceed¬ ing* now pending in the above stated case 1 * hereby given to you in term* of the law. This 14 day of May, 1956. Sheriff, Dade County Georgia OBITUARY Mrs.. Tennie G. Watson Mrs Tennie G. Martin, 8 6, widow of the late James J. Mar¬ tin, died May 20 at the home of a daughter in Selma, Ind. Until last July she had lived most of her life in Dade County. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Gertrude King, Trenton and Mrs. Harley B a r t on and Blanche Daily, Selma, Ind.; one son, William Martin, Louis¬ ville, Ky. Funeral services were held from the Piney Grove Bap¬ tist Church and Burial was in the Brown Gap Cemetery. Pall bearers were; Warren Yates, Tommy Sims, Woodrow Tinker, James Case, R. M. Morrison, Sr. and John Murphy. Honary pall- btarers were; H. D. King, A. L Dyer, James Morrison, Claude Dobbs, James Goodwin, Cleron Kyzer and Henry Gross. Roe Dolphus Castleberry Roe Dolphus Castleberry, 78, died May 21 at his home on Sand Mountain near Flat Rock Ala. He is survived by five sons, Lawrence, George, and Mike Castleberry, Flat Rock; Martin Castleberry, Chattanooga; three daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Hatfield, Rising Fawn; Mrs. Marion Blev¬ ins, New England; Mrs. Gussie Jackson, Chattanooga; foster son, Herbert Long, Perth Am- boy, N. J.; foster daughter, Mrs Mary Friedman, Rising Fawn; 35 grandchildren and 18 great- grandchildren. Honary pallbearers were W. J. West, Dr. D. S. Middleton, John L. Moore, Willis Blevins, Alfred Steele, Gus McKaig, John Tin¬ ker and H. E. Carter. Pallbear¬ ers were grandsons, Leon, Bill, James and Leroy Castleberry, James Hatfield and Ronald Mayberry. Funeral services were held at the Rising Fawn Bap¬ tist Church and burial was in Deer Head Cove Ctmc'ery. Confidence —the feeling of faith or reliance which people have in a company or its products—does not come overnight. Like a tree, it grows slowly. In this, our 70th year of service to the South, Standard Oil products continue to enjoy leadership in consumer acceptance throughout the five states we serve—Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and Mississippi. We believe that this continued sales leadership is due to public confidence ... a confidence slowly acquired through the years by the repeated satisfactory use of Standard Oil products by our customers. Your confidence is our greatest asset. We constantly strive to merit its continuance by offering you products that are the best of their type, and which give you full money’s worth in performance. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KINTUCKY) LIFE INSURANCE Also complete coverage on fire and accident insurance. H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. OPEN FOR SERVICE S. C. Moore Funeral Home Phone Oliver 7-4243 Trenton, Ga. Local and Long Distance Ambulance and Funeral Service We service any type burial or cash In¬ surance policy. Ambulance, Funerals, Flowers, Monuments Equipped for Chapel Funerals Owned & operated by Sherman C. & Gladys McBryar Moore