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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1956)
2 National 4-H Achieve; < : i,. , _,o.* v-mii* c 10 _J v ! 1aF.'.' * ■ I I/* #4,~ ; > ■ • s. *jv.3s _ ... <> - / S ''' -UV , 't <’ • • •v.i.As*- ■ /.-x. .......v • •: All through the autumn season, this scene (reproduced from the 1957 4-II Calendar painting) is repeated countless times aeroM the country. And whether the entry is a carefully groomed hog, a home-sewn blouse, or a jar of strawberry jam, 4-Il’ers gain experience and confidence at county and state fairs. On November 10 — National 4-il Achievement Day — thousands of 4-H boys and girls receive deserved recognition in their com¬ munities for outstanding progress in 4-11 Club work. Clarke Countian Grows 3800 Holiday Dinners Russell Kay, one of our Clarke county farijn cus¬ tomers, has 8,800 Thompson Heavy White turkeys ready for holiday marketing. In the photograph above, Mrs. Kay shows one of the big birds. Mr. Kay’s farm on Route 4, Athens, is well equipped to handle chores electrically. Hi? wiring system includes a 200-ampere service entrance and a centrally located distribution pole. Kilowatts help him all the way, from deKalqng poults to freezing packaged bird;?. One of our rural engineers, at Mr. Kay’s request, helped to plan the farm wiring system. How We Help For 28 years our rural engineers have been helping Georgia farmers to apply electricity to farm work. Their services are available without charge. Our rural engineers help Georgia farmers to: Plan farm wiring and lighting. Select and install electrical equipment. Find labor-saving 7nethods. Learn about new developments in farm application of electric service. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY A C I T I Z t N WHfRiVtR W i S i R V I THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1956 SAND MTN. FAIR-OPEN HOUSE (Cont. from Page 1) 2nd, F. W. Talley; Potatoes: 1st( F. W. Talley; Beets: 1st, F. W. Talley; Bulbs: 1st, J. C. Self; Turnips: 1st, Charlie Castle¬ berry; Corn: 1st, Charlie Castle¬ berry; Woodwork: Table, 1st, Mrs. F. A. Dowdey; Wall Picture, 2nd, Mrs. F. H. Dowdey; Cypress Lamp, 1st, Mrs. L. S. Summer- ; lord; Ceramics, 1st, Mrs. D. P. Hood; 3rd, Mrs. F. W. Talley; Sewing: Dress, 2nd, Mrs. W. D. Patton; Shirts, 1st, Mrs. Faye Neely; 2nd, Mrs. Johnny Spears, 3rd, Mrs. Johnny Spears; Apron, 3rd, Mrs. G H. Kirkland; QuiltTorps: 1st,, New Home; 2nd, Mrs. G. H. Kirkland; 3rd, New Home; Quilts: 1st, Mrs. Mary Elliott, 2nd, Mrs. S. C. Grant; Crochet: Bedroom Slip- | pers 1st, Mrs. done D. with P. Hood; metallic Baby thread, Sets, 1st, Mrs. S. C. Grant, 2nd, Mrs. Faye Neely; Doilies, 1st, Mrs. Adell Nelson; Pot Holder: 1st, Mrs. Millie Ballard; Stole, 1st, Mrs. E. A. Stallings; Crocheted Hat and Bag: 1st, and 3rd, Mrs. D. P. Hood; Luncheon Cloth: 1st, Mrs. G. H Kirkland, 2nd, Mrs. Millie Ballard; Textile Painting: 1st, Mrs. D. P. Hood; Embroidery: Pillowcases, 1st,, Mrs. G. H. Kirk¬ land, 2nd, Mrs. Millie Ballard; Scorf, 1st, Mrs. G. H. Kirkland; Jellies: 1st, Mrs. J. C. Self, 2nd, Mrs. Kirk Ellison,, 3rd, Mrs. Faye Neely; Vegetables (can¬ ned) : 1st, Mrs. Faye Neely, 2nd, Mrs. D. P. Hood, 3rd, Mrs. Myrtle Hurst. Youth Entries Cake: 2nd, Barbara Gross; Candy: 3rd, Dale Ballard; Quilt Top: 1st, Lana Sue Elliott; and Dress: 2nd, Shirley McBryar. NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Dade County, Georgia, granted No¬ vember 5, 1956, there will be sold at public outcry at the Court House door in Trenton, Dade County, Georgia, on Tuesday, the 4th day of December, 1956, within the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property of said estate, to-wit:— One (1) 1955 GMC 3/4 ton Pick-up Truck, having motor number 248253309. One (1) Elgin Motor Boat, with motor. An undivided one-half inter¬ est in all those tracts or par¬ cels of land lying and being in Land Lots Nos. 13, 15 and 16 In the 18th district and 4th section of Dade County Georgia, consisting of about 46 acres, more or less, being four tracts of land fully de¬ scribed in deed from Harley J. Barton and wife, Mary Katherine Barton to James B. Lancaster and wife, Hazel R. Lancaster, dated October 25, 1952, of Record Book 41, pages 394-395 of Dade County Deed Records, to which reference is made for more specific de¬ scription. The real estate above describ¬ ed is owned jointly by the estate of James B. Lancaster, deceased, and Hazel R. Lancaster and is subject to a security deed from James B. Lancaster and Hazel Lancaster to R. C. Thompson, and wife, Dora Thompson, dat¬ ed October 25, 1952, of Record Book 42„ pages 465-467 of Dade County Deed Records on which there is an unpaid balance of $2900.00 principal, plus accrued interest from October 25, 1956. The entire interest of said es¬ tate and of Hazel Lancaster will be sold the purchaser to assume the debt above specified, and the proceeds of the sale to be divided equally between the es¬ tate of James B. Lancaster and Hazel R. Lancaster. Deed will be made to the purchaser by Ha¬ ze] R. Lancasaer individually and as administratrix of the estate of James B. Lancaster deceased. This November 6, 1956. j Hazel R. Lancaster Individually and as Ad- mmisftratitix of the es¬ tate of James B. Lancaster, deceased. 4t- 11/29 LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK Telephone Oliver 7-414)0 Trenton, Ga. m <^A4oX£ fox ^IfoLCl ^A\ons.\j Ice Cream Headquarters Sundries — Sickroom supplies ~ First Aid Needs Fully Reconditioned and Guaranteed Used Cars and Trucks 1954 Dodge 4-Dr., Power Steering, Blue and White 1953 Plymouth Club Sedan, Hy-Drive, Blue 1953 Ford Custom 4-Dr., White 1953 Ford Mainline 4-Dr., Black 1952 Pontiac 4-Dr., Blue * 1952 Dadge Coupe 1951 Plymouth 4-Dr., Black 1951 Ford, 4-Dr., Black 1954 Dodge 1-Ton 1952 Dodge 1-Ton DYER MOTOR CO. TRENTON, GA. Beans...............3 lbs. 25tf Ballard’s Biscuits............10^ can Pink Salmon............1 lb. can, 49tf Viking Coffee...............83^ lb Royal Arms Toilet Tissue...........5c* lbs. Sugar..................4ty Lard.....................67^< . ............10^ lb Potatoes..........10 lbs. for 25^ & Golden Del. Apples, 3 lbs. for 25tf size 216............35^ doz. s Star Weiners .......... 41^ lb Matchless Bacon ....... 3ty lb round, t-bone and sirloin .. 49< lb Pork Chops, end cuts...........29^ lb It is not the SPECIALS or the LOSS LEADERS that — count is It the TOTAL ot your bill at the check-out counter, quality and quantity taken into consideration. Me BRYAR BROS. TRENTON. GA.
