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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1956)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY IM Hoy WHEREA^on AjhII 14, Conway executed and deliv ered to Mrs. Carrie W. a security deed conveying property hereinafter to secure an Indebtedness in described, which security is of record in Book 50, page of . Dade County Deed to which reference is made its terms and provisions. made WHEREAS, default has in the payment of a of a -id indebtedness to its terms and such having continued for more thirty (30) days, the holder declared the entire d\>e and payable and has been made in the thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, of such default and pursuant the power and authority con¬ tained in said security deed, will undersigned Carrie W. December, on Tuesday,, the 4th day hours 1956, within the legal will sell of sale, expose to sale to the best and bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit:— Lying and being in land lot No. 322 in the 10th district and 4th section of Dade County Red Georgia, Commencing at a Oak corner on Lookout Creek; said thence running up creek in a southwardly direction to a rock corner at the John Whitt line; thence in an Eastwardly direction with and along the John Whitt line to what is generally known as the Tinker farm, (or the C. W. Page farm) now the W. M. Hartline; thence run- ping in a westwardly direction along the line of the said Hart- line lands to the beginning corner on Lookout Creek, said tract being in the form of a triangle and containing (10) acres, more or less. Said property the was formerly known as Ac worth Taylor erty and is fully described £eed to W. B. Cureton,, dated September 7, 1944,, recorded in Deed Book 31. page 202. This is the same property convey¬ ed by Mrs. Carrie W. Cureton to Roy Conway by deed dated April 14, 1955. Pursuant to the terms of said security deed, the will execute and deliver to the v^or a conveyance of said HAYGOOD GROCERY 1 II II II I ' New Port Peas Domino Sugar 'Jello 1 1 2 No. 303 Cans 2 for 29l * 10 ft 96* 3 for V 25< wt I | Oysters Little 34l Chief Can King Bee Syrup Hi C Orange 29l Drink 5 lb Jar 83^ 46 oz. Can Coosa Valley ARMOUR'S Libby’s I Pure Pork Sausage TENDER LEAN Frozen Pies 3 lbs. for 79< 3 for 79< MFATC Fresh Ground Beef........ .. . . 24c lb Sirloin Boneless Stew..............49^ lb Cube Steak.....:....... ......49c 4 lb Sirloin Roast... .................49c lb | For Free Deliveries $3.00 FREE I King Cotton Stamps FruitCake % • II Phone OL 7-3443 Name _ ___ **_________ Ingredients | Address_______ _. Hay good Grocery , No. 1 and 2 TWO BIG SALES AT «. • Mountain Cove December 5 “Winter Bargain Sale” OP Reg. Hereford Cattle SELLING 126 LOTS.........148 BULLS, COWS AND BRED HEIFERS OPEN HEIFERS and CLUB STEERS December 6 Complete Dispersion i OF Mountain Cove Durocs 200 HEAD BOARS, SOWS, BRED GILTS FALL PIGS AND FEEDER Bargains for everyone in Big Seles SALE STARTS AT 12:00 EACH DAY For Catalogs, Write Mountain Cove Kens ington, Georgia property in fee simple, divesting title out of the Roy him Conway and all persons der and vesting the same tile purchaser. This November 7, 1956. Carrie W. Cureton By: Maddox J. Hale Her Attorney CARD OF THANKS - -We wi-h to take this means expressing our thanks and ap¬ preciation to our many and neighbors for their kind¬ ness and beautiful floral ings during the death of father, Mr. Yancey. Y. Mrs. E. G. Ferguson and CARD OF THANKS . . We wish to take this tunity of expressing our ap¬ preciation for the many nesses shown us by our and neighbors during the ness and death of our father and brother. The Grady Millican Family Mrs. J. G. Gray Mrs. O. C. Dunn Fred Millican Brady Bunch FIRST SERVICES HELD .... 77 ... (Cont. from Page 1) was beginning to be overcrowded ready for meetings. Through tithes and offerings, work on the new church got under way about May of 1956. There have been some donations, which were gratefully received, but members of the building commit¬ tee did not emphasize the request 'or funds. Deacons who were recently elected are P. M. Keith, Leon Gif¬ ford, J. C. Abercrombie, Clarence Durham and Bill Brown. Mrs. Bill Brown is church clerk, with Henry Barton as Sunday School superintendent and Mrs. Clarice Smith as secretary' of the Sunday School. Church pianist is Mrs. Ewell Dickerson who is very proud of the new piano recently deliver¬ ed, and choir director is Ewell Dickerson. Teachers are as follows: Fellow¬ ship class, Rev. Hampton; young adult, Bill Brown; young people, Mrs. A. L. Gifford; intermediates, Mrs. J. C Abercrombie; juniors, Mrs. W. E. Hampton; primary, Mrs. Ollie Sullivan; beginners, Miss Lydir Abercrombie. First State Fire .........- • — * . ........... . . v Maneuver Held Rain ar*l near-freezing could not keep “Operation Out", the Georgia’s Forestry Com¬ mission’s first state-wide fire con trol maneuver, from being a cess this week, H. E. Ruark, Com¬ mission Fire Control Chief maneuver director, announced. Almost 100 District Forester their aides, County Rangers and Commission headquarters person¬ nel participated in the three-day exercise held in Jones County ^bout 13 miles from the Commis¬ sion home office in Macon. Men and heavy equipment came from all over the state to partici pate in the simulated 2,000 acre fire which was “fought’’ all day Thursday. Camp was set up Wednesday afternoon and was dis mantled Friday morning. A sharp downpour Wednesday night and temperature in the high 30’? Thursday night did not damper the men’s enthusiasm, which \va praised by Ruark, who called tM operation a success. Dan Hall, head of the Dade County Forestry Unit, said the maneuver was held under realisti onditions—only the fire was lack ing. Various problems in supply maintenance, fire control, first aid and communication were given to the fire crews in the field, who were judged on their performance by the umpires. MRS. NOLA WHITTON PASSES AWAY TUESDAY We regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Nola Whitton, of Fort Payne, who died Tuesday. Mrs. Whitton was the mother of Mrs. Bonnie Lacy and Mrs. Cleo Sims of Trenton, Roy Whit¬ ton of Dallas, Tex., and Whitton of Chattanooga. Fun¬ eral services were held Thurs¬ day from the Henegar Church. % % WANT **• *****-**«**.. ADS 1 - R. H. Yell, Trenton, Rt. 2 at White Oak Gap — Watches bought, sold and repaired; all work guaranteed. Saw filing Is my hobby. 4t 12-20 • § —----- — - - ... __ FOR SALE—Young P. R. regis¬ tered black and tan dog for sale. Joe Rogers, Morganviile, Ga. i t WANTED—Printer or linotype operator. The Dade County Times, Trenton, Ga........ FOR SALE — On Sand Mtn., 2 V 2 miles from Trenton, 4- room house, 13 acres. Call John Higgins at Chattanooga, Amherst 7-3891 during busi¬ ness hours. 3tp 11-29 HIGHEST prices paid for pine and poplar logs. See us if you have any to sell. Dyer Lumber Company, Trenton, Ga. FOR SALE—Cars and Tires. Also auto parts of ail kinds. Meat slicer and Day ton scales. Would like to have truck haul¬ ing jobs. Coal, 1 bu. to 10 tons. Trenton Trading Post. 6 tp. 12-1 IF YOU GO TO A PHYSICIAN away from Trenton, why not have him call your prescrip¬ tion to HADDEN’S PHAR¬ MACY — We will pay the charges, and your prescription will be ready when you get back to Trenton. F.H.A. TERMS. No down poy- ment. 3 years to pay for re¬ pair work such as Insehvood or asbestos siding, new rooms, floors, sills, complete bath rooms, garage’s concrete, porches or under-pinning, ceilings. Send cards or letters to Thompson & McNabb, Rt.8 St. Elmo, Tenn. Taylor 1-3861 or TL. 1-1569. 3tp-ll/29
