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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1956)
TIIE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Post Office at Trenton, Ga., as 2nd class mail. Mrs. C. C. Morrison, Publisher PHONE: OLiver 7-4422 LOCALS Mr" Evelyn Pace has return¬ ed to Gross’s Stire after her vacation. Mr. T. P. Woolbright and son, Robert Earl, of Detroit visited the Woo^brights in Trenton. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Daniels & son have just moved to the H. G. Prince farm from Chattano¬ oga Valley. ^ Mr and Mrs. Sewell Walker, and Mrs. Herb Nesbitt and son of Miami, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McLendon and son of Tallahassee, Fla., visited the L. W. Miore family last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Hadden, parents of our local druggist, R. L. Hadden, visited him and his wife the past week. The older Mr. Hadden has a drug store in Miami, Fla., where he resides. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Cure- ton entertained their daughter, Janie Lee, with a birthday par¬ ty Saturday. Attending ware thirty classmates from Notre Dame. They went swimming and had a weiner roast. Mrs. Martin Nethery, reports that a large tree blew down in her yard Monday during the storm. It pulled the power lines with it causing power failure of approximately 1 hour. The quick work of the Georgia man crew and a crew from Fowler Companfy local three Summerville restored the pow¬ er service quickly. Mrs George Seay’s name was omitted from the list if those from the Golden Age Club who made a trip to Atlanta recently. We are sirry this ommission •pajuooo DEAR 4-H CLUB MEMBER The Trenton Home Demon¬ stration Club, is sponsoring a :ontest for the Trenton 4-H Dlub, so that some boy ir girl vho has not been to 4-H Camp nay go this summer. You will be judged by your •ecord books, which should be ;urned into Miss Naomi Hubble 3 y Friday, July 6th. in order 'or us to have time to complete arrangements for the winner. The Trenton Home Demon- itratiin Club members are wil¬ ing to help any 4-H member vith your project. Please call jn us any time. Mrs. James M. Oase President ROUTE 1 NEWS There is to be a revival at the ‘iesant Grove Baptist church eginning Sunday, July 1st. Iveryone is welcome. Mrs. C. W. Albertson is in the ospital. Mrs. Ada Tinker had dinner rith Mary Whetzell, Sunday, Mrs. Fred Cooper and family isited her sister who has been n the hospital, Saturday Edna Cooper returned home Saturday. Johnnie Marie West spent ast week at camp. Mrs. Brownie West visited Jrs. Maggie Cooper Monday. Othar “Rick” Gold IS NOW AT HAILEY CHEVROLET TO SAVE YOU MONEY On The New 1956 CHEVROLET y hone. Chatt. 7-4416 or Trenton OL 7-4083 THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY JUNE Z8, 1956 THIRD POLIO VACINE AVAILABLE Children who received their second _______ polio doses (shots > not .... later than seven months ago may now have the third shots. Those who recive the service at the Health Department may obtain it Fridays 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. The present age limit ... is from six months to twenty years age. .WILDWOOD H. D. MEETS with Mrs. C. W. Higdon. The meeting was called to order the President, Mrs. G. A. Car- rol, Jr, The devotion was given by Mrs. C. C. Neeley. Mrs. Wallen gave us a short demostration on how to press seams and hard to get places when sewing. Miss Hubble demonstrated some main dishes for our home freezers which were very ap- petizing. Delicious refreshments j were served by our hostess. i __ _ __ Homecoming HOMECOMING Day" JtlUIIlCVUUUilg ***v>»~ includes — — | All , day H„v Singing Sinclna and and Revival Revival, j Home coming Day at Plesant Grove Church will be July L, 1956. This church is located on Hwy 110, five miles west of! Trenton on Sand Mountain. There will be all day services. The York family Wheel Chair Singers and many others will be there. Lunch will be served at noon. A Revival will start that night at 8 o’clock. Brother -••O'" - — - - Tom Norris, from LaFayette, will do the preaching. Brother H. H. Williams is pastor of this church. Everyone is welcome to attend MISS STEPHENS ANNOUNCES PLANS Mr. annd Mrs. R. H. Stephens, Route 1, Trenton, announce the engagement of their daugh¬ ter, Wanda Faye,, to Harold Lemmons, The prospectivebride- room is the son of Mrs. Jessie Lemons and the late Mr. Lem¬ ons of Salem, Illinois. The wedding is an event of Salem, Illinois. July 5, at 6: 00 p. m. at the Trenton Church of Christ with Rev. I . H. Wheeler, Jr. officat- ing. All relatives and friends are Invited. There will be a re¬ ception for the relatives and close friends at the home of the bride immediately following the ceremony. I. O. O. F. TRENTON LODGE No. 38 Regular meeting each Tues¬ day night at 8:00 P. M. J. B. Sullivan, N. G. Leon Christopher, V. G. MEETING OF NEJV HOME DEMONSTRATION CIUB The New Home Demonstra- j tion Club was called to order | June 19th, by the President, j Mrs. Faye Neely. She read two poems. “Two Seas in Palastine” and “Two Prayers”. Everyone repeated a Bible verse and had j prayer. The cJub wilI i nv ite one of the ladies wh0 attended the meeting at Athens to attend our next meeting and make a speech on the happenings i Dairying and Civii DeJ fense Project Chairman gave talks on their subjects. muia Eula biaiungs Stallings told lorn the i/iie process piucca* of making Cottage Cheese and Mrs. Madge Ballard told of some precautions to take in case of an Atomic attack. Miss Jane Ivey gave the speech she is to make at Rock Eagle on her 4-H Club activi¬ ties. Miss Hubble gave a demon- stration on making and stor- ing pies in the deep freeze. She made a Hawaiian Ham pie that was very Hostess', tasty The ---- --------- Mrs Ballard. ' served served refreshments refreshments to to 9 9 mem bers, one visitor and Miss Hub- ble. Lucille Hurst, Sec. and Tres. ------------------ rising FAWN BAPTIST V. B. S. The Baptist V.B.S. enrolled 99 people with a daily average attendance of 86. Those work¬ ing in the beginner Dept, and studying the theme of “I love Jesus” MVOUO were Wtlt Mrs. xv ax u. Roy xvwj Wallin, **-------- Mrs jjarold Castleberry, Mrs. Clyde Wallin and Mrs. Floyd Blevins. Working with the Primarys and studying the theme “Learning to be like Jesus” where Mrs. Carl Bradford, Mrs. Homer L. Forester, Mrs. S. E. williams, and Mrs. Glen York. Mrs. Taylor Castleberry, Mrs. Willis Blevins and Mrs. John Moore worked with the Juniors and studied theme “Adventur¬ ing with God”. Working with the Intermedi¬ ates and studying the “Book of Acts” were Mrs. C. D. Brad¬ ford and Mrs. J. A. (Mickey) Bobo. Music was by Mrs. Brice Hol¬ land. The Pastor acted as Prin¬ cipal for the school. There were 17 dedications, with one of the young girls dedicating her life for a missionary. Due to the large number en¬ rolled the school was held at the school building, for which we are thankful to our Supt. and Principal of the Rising Fawn School. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the second and four t h Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m. All qualified Masons invited to attend. Joe K. Rogers, W, M. J. M. Rogers, Secretary Talmage Rally Tne biggest political rally ever to be held north of At- ianta, will take place at Rome, Georgia July 4, when former Governor Herman Talmauge vvlJl maKe opening campai- speecn f01 t p e office of U. S. oenator, to suceed Walter i. Ue0 rge wno lias announced he wju re ;, re , rom thls 0 , flce . Encenainment will begin in tne earIy afternoon. — ^ V School bands from various over the area, will par- cicipate. ucipaie. ! Talmadge wiill speak from; the Marguee of the General j Forrest Hotel at 4 p. m. Several blocks on Broad Street in front OBITUARY Marion La Nell Newby, 3 year ■old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Frank Newby, of New England, passed away June 23. Survivors- are the parents, 2 s ^ 3 * ' | J ^ N by Eng[andi and Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Parker, Texas. Funeral services were held at the Trenton Church of Christ with the Revs. Joe Mayhew and Pat Wheeler officiating. ’Pallbeareres were Rafford Hammond, Burrall Hill, Jim¬ mie Rains, and Roy Clark. Burial was in the Browns Gap Cemetery with Moore Funeral Home in charge. NOTICE The Dade County A. S. C. ssauisnq joj uado aq Rim aojjjo from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. this Saturday, June 30. LAKE WINNEPESAUKAH Big 4th of July Celebration Sunday, July 1st — The Chickeroonie Show — on stage — 3 p. m. Wednesday, July 4th — The Grandpappy Show — on stage — 2, 5 and 9 p. m. . Wednesday, July 4th — Fireworks over Lake Winnepesaukah — 10:3g p. m. . Sunday, July 8th- — Tennessee Valley Boys — on stage — 3, 5, and 9 p. m. Spend the 4th of July at Lake Winnepesaukah Fun in the sun for the entire family SWIMMING — BOATING — MINIATURE GOLF — SHOOTING GALLERY PENNY ARCADE — SKEE BALL ALLEYS — TEN MAJOR RIDES FOUR KIDDIE RIDES — CONCESSIONS — REFRESHMENT STANDS FREE PARKING — SPACIOUS SHADED PICNIC GROUNDS new SHOW BOAT for tours on the Lake of the Hotel will be roped for a tremendous crowd and barbecue will be served all after¬ noon free to everyone. 10,000 chickens have been contrabuted by North West Georgia Broiler’s Ass’n, which will be barbecued for the oc- cassion. Motorcades are forming counties all over the area and Floyd County police and offi¬ cials are co-operating to pro- and provide park- ing for the expected throngs. X£% rT £S friends from Dade County, Everyone is invited and it is hoped a ~ great 0 ---- many ------* willl be there for this occassion. COME ON DADE LETS GO!!! paid Cave Springs Homecoming The many friends and bers of the Cave Springs com- munnity will be interested know that on Sunday, July there will be a special Home¬ coming held at the Church and the Old House. A special invitation being extended to those who in years past attended both school and church in the com¬ munity. There will be a service at 11:00 a. m. at church. Lunch will be on the old school grounds at 12: 3o P- m. Every¬ one is requested to bring basket lunch. In the there will be singing at church along with talks o 1 d-tim,ers about experiftpes they had as children. • No matter what the item store—headquarters for de¬ may be— drugs, sundries, nu- pendable service. And bf tritional aids, sickroom sup- sure to bring us your Doc, plies, babv needs—you will tor's prescriptions. 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