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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1956)
TIIE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Post Office at Trenton, Ga., as 2nd class mail. Mrs. C. C. Morrison, Publisher Locals and Personals Mr. and Mrs. James R. Keller Marietta, spent the week end with W. T. Davis and family in Wildwood. Mrs. Bonnie Lacy visited friends in Huntsville. Ala., last week end Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bradford and Mrs. Oscar Graham, of Bessemer spent the week end with the H. L. Bradfords. Mr. and Mrs. T. 3. Renfroe and son, Kelly, have returned home after a weeks vacation in Miami Their niece, Miss Mona Ren¬ froe, of Miami, returned with them for a weeks stay here. Mr. and Mrs. Mont Page vis¬ ited relatives and friends in Dade County last Week. The Phil Keith's Sunday vis¬ itors were Mr. and Mrs. D. M Humble of Tiftonia, Tennessee and Mrs. Billie Young and two daughters, of Branard, Tennes¬ see. f Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bradford and girls have moved back tc Dade County after living in Texas, where Mr. Bradford was stationed with the army. Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Pringle and children from Everett Washington, who are visiting her parents the Art E. Moores of New Salem, were recent guests of Mrs. Pringle's cousin, Mr. M. J. Hale and Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Myrtle Pace was found unconscious in her home Tues¬ day. She was taken to a Chat¬ tanooga hospital. She is better and is expected to return home the end of the week. Sammy Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rogers, celebrated his third birthday Saturday aiternoon. There were 46 peo¬ ple at his party and all had a lovely time. Hugh Clark, former Soil Tech- nitian for Dade, was here with the S. C. S. team Wednesday in¬ specting our watershed area He is now Hydrologist with the state S. C. S. in Athens, Ga. Wrecks . Four persons were injured, none seriously, when the car in which they were riding failed to make the turn on the horse¬ shoe bend on Sand Mountain, jast week. It is reported that the brakes failed while they were coming dertvn the Mountain. The car turned over and rolled off the road about 50 feet. The oc¬ cupants of the car were taken to a Chattanooga hospital by passing motorists. Another minor accident oc¬ curred Monday afternoon when a car driven by Harry Young, turned over in front of the Charlie Parker house. There were three persons in the car. The driver reportedly lost con¬ trol of the car. No one was hurt. No one was hurt when a 1953 Ford driven by Bobby Steele Rising Fawn, turned over in a ditch, near Rising Fawn. Mac Palmer was a passenger in the automobile. The car was badly damaged, but the occupants of the car escaped injury. CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this opportu¬ nity to express our gratitude to our friends and neighbors in helping to ease the way during our recent bereavement. They have our enduring appreciation for their kindness and consid¬ eration to us. Mrs. Hazel Lancaster and family. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY AUGUST 16, 1956 Births m " m — ■ ...... » » Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Bell are parents of a baby boy born i’ri-County hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Martin announce the birth of a girl born August 10. The has been named Deborah. Mr. and Mrs. Albert of Rising Fawn, are the parents of a daughter, July 3rd. The baby nas named Margaret. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis announce the birth of a ter Elizabeth Dianne,, August Mr. and Mrs. James E. on, of Wildwood, have their daughter Brenda. She born July 12 at Tri-County pital. Mr. and Mrs. John F. announce the birth of a July 12. He has been Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. New Salem, have named son, born July 19, Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Boyston, Rising Fawn, are parents of a boy. The baby born July 22 and has been ed Eddie Earl. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Sand Mountain are proud their new r daughter. The born July 29, has been Elsie Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. iels, Rising Fawn, are proud parents of a born July 29. She has been ed Rosalee. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh are proud of their new son, July 31. The baby has named Terry Wayne. PULPWOOD Dade County last year duced 2,043 cords of as Georgia again managed better her record-breaking to run far ahead of all Southern states, Director ton DeLoach of the Forestry Commission ed today. According to figures released by the U. S. Service, Georgia's 3,760,000 cords harvested in were almost three times produced by second-place bama which failed to reach two million cord mark, declared. Georgia-grown wood accounted for about fifth of the total produced all 12 Southern states, he • In reaching the ect production level,” the tor said, ‘‘Georgia her total pulpwood 23 per cent over 1954. While largest gain was registered the cutting of pines, a tial increase was made in woods also.” The 3,568.000 of Georgia pine harvested pulpwood was 702,000 above the 1954 mark. Sorry to report that Mrs. L. Wilson is seriously ill at home. Mrs. Steve Derryberry Betty Combs and Stevie Mrs. Wallas Bryant afternoon. Mrs. D. T. Brown is still the sick list at her home, but able to be out some. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. and children, of Huntsville, ited the home folks over week end. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gearrin ited his parents, Mr. and Lee Gearrin. of Rising Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tunnel Hill, Georgia, spent week end with his aunt and cle, Mr, and Mrs. Steve Derry berry. CAVE SPRINGS Iflts. J. R. Carson Everyone enjoyed the ice cream supper last Saturday night. The W. S. C. S. of the Cave Springs Methodist Church held their meeting Wednesday, Au¬ gust 8th at the Church. Seven members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder vis¬ ited at Whiteside, Tenn., over the week end. Mrs. Bill Street and children, of Birmingham, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conova Guinn. Charles Guinn left Sunday for Florida where he will be work ing for several weeks. Billy Barkley visited relatives in Birmingham last week. Some of our folks attended Quarterly Conference at the Rising Fawn Methodist Church Sunday. Miss Seppie Durham, who has b^en ill for some time is some better. Myrel Holder and family have mpved to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Maxwell from Chattanooga, visited rela¬ tives here last week. 4-H ERS ATTEND CAMP Nine girls and twenty-four boys from the county attended the State 4-H camp last week. They were: Rita Lee Jenkins Wildwood; Alojean Word, Wild¬ wood; Ann Marie Fricks, Rising Fawn; Brenda Gail Camp, Wild¬ wood ; Ann Paine, Trenton; Barbara Kyzer, Trenton; Janie Cureton, Trenton; Carol Gray Trenton; Gladys Mahan, Wild- wood. The boys attending were. Billy Pullen, Wildwood; Alfred Barnes, Rising Fawn; Lloyd Chumley, Trenton; Harry Wha¬ ley, Rising Fawn; Richie Fricks Rising Fawn; Bobby Sutton Trenton; James Crane, Wild¬ wood; Bobby Crowe, Wildwood; Howard Sutton, Trenton; Charles Haygood, Rising Fawn; Tommy Crowe, Wildwood; Duke Doubleday, Wildwood; Mike Doubleday, Wildwood; J. W Johnson, Head River; Bobby Raulston, Trenton; Charles Gil¬ breath, Trenton; Ronnie GiD- sen, Trenton; Bill Konrad, Jr. : Rising Fawn; Larry Konrad Rising Fawn; Sonnie McHughes Trenton; Bobby Ryan, Trenton; Clifford Lawson, Trenton. Leaders who accompanied these 4-H’ers on their trip were Mrs. Bill Pullen, Mrs. Virginia Konrad, Donald Moore, Fred Craig, Miss Naomi Hubble County Home Demonstration Agent, and L. C. Adams, County Agent. DADE COUNTY SPECIAL SINGING The Dade Special Singers will be in concert at New Home Bap¬ tist Church, Saturday night, August 18th at 8:00 p. m. Every¬ one is welcome and there is no charge. HOMECOMING AT MORGANVILLE There will be a Homecoming day at the Morganville Metho¬ dist Church Sunday, August 19. This will be an all day meeting with dinner on the grounds. Many of the former pastors of this church are expected to be present and make short talks. This is the second Sunday of their two weeks’ Revival which is being held by their pastor, Rev. Charles Holmes Jr. AMERICAN LEGION POST 'M Second and fourth Thursday night 7:30 P. M. every month. Legion Hall. Jake Smith, Commander Don Gross Adjutant. I JU UIjP OOfU H H mour n II II I n----- PUMPS For All Purposes Deep Well or Shallow Well Trenton Furniture & Appliance Co. 1 KENTON, ti.x. - AIR CONDITIONED Telephone Oliver 7-4H)0 Trenton, Ga. <zA/[oxz fox ( Jjoux Ice Cream Headquarters Sundries — Sickroom supplies — First Aid Needs YOU CAN SAVE MORE MONEY—BY SAVING REGULARLY Get the “savings” habit! You'll never miss the small amount you lay aside each payday, but it will addup fast and earn interest. Take advantage of our friendly service; come in and open your savings account here. (Deposit with your home county bank, where you reach your savings goal soon, with 2y 2 percent Interest and each account insured up to $10,000.00. BANK OF DADE TRENTON, GEORGIA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 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