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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1957)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, T RENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY JANUARY 31, 1957 ’55 Pontiac 2-Door ’55 Chevrolet V-8, Pick-Up ....... ’55 Ford 2-Door Customline ... ’53 Mercury Mon¬ terey Coupe .. ’50 Mercury 2- Door .......... ’51 Chevrolet 2-door Fleetline ........ ’51 Chevrolet 2-door Fleetline ........ ’50 Chevrolet Sport Coupe Bel-Aire.. ’49 Chevrolet 2-door Fleetline ........ AND OTHERS All '51 and Older $50 Down , Balance On Bank Rate Interest. GRIFFITH Chevrolet Company TRENTON, GA. WANT ADS FOR SALE—120-foot deep-freeze, chest-type. ter Buchanan, Trenton, Ga. TIME IS MY BUSINESS. R. Yell Watch Repair Rt 2 Trenton, Ga., at Oak Gap. ’ NEED MAN WITH FARM rience to supply Rural sumers in Dade County. necessary. Big profits. tact S. M. Duke, 1806 S. thorn e St., Tenn., or write Dept. GAA-10-216B, ** ,enn * FOR SALE—.Baby bed, with mattress $18. Good diHnn rvT 7 - 4 ns , T HIGHEST prices paid for and poplar logs. See us if have any to sell. Dyer Company, Trenton, Ga. FOR RENT-Unfurnished bedroom apartments, refrieeritor electric electric stove, stove refrigerator, hot water heater, in Buildiiig in Trenton. Heat mshed. R. H. YELL SAW SERVICE Hand Saws Filed. $1.00; Toothed 31.50; Band Saws Circle Saws, Cross Cut All work guaranteed. Rt. Trenton, Ga., at White Gap. DR. G. K. MacVane Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. IF YOU GO TO A PHYSICIAN away from Trenton, why not have him callyour prescrip- tion to HADDEN’S PHAR- UACY — We will p ay charg-es, and your prescription ^ iU b e ™ ady vvhen y ° back . . o re TWO PIANOS FOR SALE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD — One Spinet and one medium- size-upright—to be sold to a responsible party who can njake small down payment and assume small monthly payments on balance. These pianos must be sold at once, If not sold might consider renting one or both. Write J. T. Dickerson, Credit Dept., 83 Alabama Street, SW, Atlan- ta, Ga. 4tc—1-31. WANT ADS are a cent a word with a minimum of 25c for one insertion—Try Our Want Ad THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Rising Fawn News By Mrs. Bess Cureton (Intended for Last Week) “Cubie” Steel underwent appendectomy recently. The Willard Steeles, home burned recently, staying with Mr. Charlie gle. Some of the ladies from south end of the county me at tl^p Baptist Church last for a quilting for the Steeles. Rev. Taylor Castleberry Rev. Bill Hampton of attended an Evangelistic ference in Decatur, Ga., Monday and Tuesday. Friends of Mrs. Temperence McKaig Pope, sister of Mrs. McKaig, were deeply saddened to learn of her death last Tues¬ day morning in Tri-County Hos¬ pital. Miss Carol Kennimer of At¬ lanta was the recent weekend guest of her parents, the B. B. Kennimers. O. B. Allen has been brought home from the hospital after suffering a heart attack. Mr. and Mi's. Richard Fricks and Richie spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Gene Davis. They reported the fog was terrific crossing Lookout Mountain Sun- |iday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Steele, Jr. are the proud parents of a lit¬ j tle boy, born at Tri-County Hospital. Mrs. Gene McMahan, who will be remembered as Aileen Harri- underwent an emergency appendectomy Monday night. she was to have accompanied |'her which husband place he to Norfolk, from was to be sent Cuba. Her condition is re- ported to be good, Mrs. D. S. Middleton returned home Monday after a two-week I convalescence at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Cantrell 0 f Etowah. Miss Annelle Blackwell of * Ider, Ala., the weekend guest was 0 ^ Miss Judy Kenimer. ^ rs * E - HensIer and son > Charles, of Nashville, Tenn., were guests of Mr. Hensley over the I weekend. He is engaged in the business of crushing slag at the | furnace and is staying at the Henry Kenimer Motel. A J ery and ne ™‘ ReV> ZTTl J> Ml . Bal1 Jr was attacked H W ^h ’ ' Monda ' b Miss Sarah Hale > s d makino “ a Das _ 1 orial vislt . Miss HaIe w as pres . en j bu f. bad n0 con t ro i over the dogs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Preestridge and son, Mickey, of Kansas were recent guests of the Walter W’l- sons - Mr. and%Mrs. L. M. Allison’s weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Elrod and Mrs. Alma Baker from Fort Payne and Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Elrod from At¬ lanta. Mrs. Fred Harrison entertained with a birthday dinner last I week .‘^d'her^"daughter,“pats7, for her sister, Mrs. Don 1 J I OVER 100 QUESTS ATTENJ> 0PEN HOUSE | AT RISING FAWN Qp^ j{ ouse was held Sunday, 1 Jan. 20, in the new pastorium of the Rising Fawn Baptist Church, with over 100 guests calling be- tween the hours of 2 and 5 o’clock White gladioli had been ar- ranged throughout the house, The punch table was attractive ly decorated with lighted can- idles and a low arrangement of the gladioli. Assisting with serving were the following members of the Young People’s Class: Misses Janie Kee ton, Frances York and Martha Ann Castleberry; Mesdamef Derrel Hughes, Clyde Wallin, Brice Holland, Mickey Bobo and Owen Woodyard, Jr. AVANS H. D. CLUB APPOINTS CHAIRMEN Despite all the rain and slick iroads, eight members of the Avans Home Demonstration Club met Thursday night, Jan. 24, 'at the home of Mrs. G. H. Kirt land. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Grace Elliott, followed by Bible reading by Mrs. D. P. Hood and a prayer. M§3. Elliott announced the new project chairmen: Land¬ scaping, Mrs. Kate Elliott; Gar¬ dening, Mrs. Verna Hood; Cloth¬ ing, Mrs. Grace Elliott; Child Development, Mrs. G. A. Grant; Food Preservation, Mrs. G. H. Kirtland; Home Improvement, Mrs. J. D. Pike; Recreation, Mrs. K. T. Bodenhamer; Poultry, Mrs. F. W. Talley; Orcharding, Mrs. J. O. Gass; Rural Housing and Electrification, Mrs. H. H. Bodenhamer; Scrap Book, Mrs. Henry Elliott; Cancer Drive, Mrs. G. H. Kirtland. Mrs. Hood gave a report on the Council meeting held at Trenton. The club voted to help serve lunch at Trenton one day during Court Week to help raise money for the County Council. Goals were set up for the year. 'There were 14, so some of them will have to work. Due to illness, Miss Hubble was unable to meet with us, but she gave good guidance by phone. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Refreshments were served by he hostess, assisted by Mrs. F. W. Talley. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. K. T. Bodenhamer Feb. 15. NEWSALEM We are certainly happy to have R. L. Robertson back home and doing well after undergoing an emergency operation at the Tri-County Hospital. Convenient! fc INSTANT 2-OZ. Fleetwood JAR COFFEE 49c Kotex Regular ■ 39 r Delsey Tissue 4-Roll Pkg. 55c BIST ASPIRIN RELIEF MONEY CA \NBur for pocket or purse WORLD’S LARGEST SELLER AT 10< L. Davis High Begins Music Program Davis High School has a music program which some day may include a school Principal D. O. Chumley has ported. The program three weeks ago and the teaching of piano and struments. Miss Joan Price is in charge the music department. taking lessons on band ments rent them from a Chat¬ tanooga concern, Mr. btated. ROUTE 2 NEWS By Mrs. Fred Cooper A revival begins at the Pleas :ant Grove Church February 3. Everyone is welcome. Miss Betty Burrows and Mrs. Goldie Lancaster Maltsberger celebrated their birthdays Jan. 20 . J. L. Gilley returned home from the hospial a week ago. He had an accident and was in the hospital 34 days. Rev. Henry Williams and Rich Morgan vis¬ ited him while he was in the hospital. Mr. John Dodd has been sick for two weeks but is some better. Mrs. Jimmie Whetzell, who lives in Florida, is in the hos¬ pital there. We hear Mrs. Joyce Henegar’s baby is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper vis¬ ited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gass Saturday night. Mrs. Ben Crown- visited her sister Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Taylor vis¬ ited their son, O’Neal, Monday. Willard Michaels and Eva Moore visited Mrs. Mary Monday. The Albert- had company Sunday. Colonial Sugar 5-lb Bag 47 1 Kleenex 400 29$* Lay’s Potato Chips 11 ) and 25l NBC 1 loney Graham Crack ers, 1 lb 37*? ASP! At It Best 11100 Tablets 49^ We Pain Relief Per Purchase Per Dose Only I St. Joseph 79< ASPIRIN Case Co. GA. SLVGO Our Sunday School is (progres¬ sing nicely—everybody come out and let’s make it better. Several from here attended the Methodist Training School at Trenton this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gross, Kar- lene and Mike visited Mr. and Ed Doyle in Chattanooga Sun- Way. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Higdon and daughter, Jean, and Mrs. Sallie Cole visited Allen Patter¬ son Sunday. Mrs. Katherine Coope and son, Robert, of Trenton visited Mrs. Alvin Cureton Thursday. Mrs. Carl Waddell visited her sister, Mrs. K. D. Patterson, at Tiftonia Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Loyde Sims vis¬ ited Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gold at Daisy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patter¬ son, Joyce and Carolyn spent Sunday ith Mr. and Mrs. Law¬ rence Dugan in Fort Oglethorpe. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sham- baugh and children of Rossville visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dugan last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cureton visted Mrs. Mary Koger Wednes¬ day. The MYF is sponsoring an old-fashioned pie supper Sat¬ urday night. Everybody welcome. Dock Dabbs is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed Doyle, in Chat¬ tanooga this week. Mr .and Mrs. Tom Sewell vis¬ ited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cole this weekend. I know there is more news but I failed to get it this morning— maybe when we all get tele¬ phones we can send in more. Mr. and Mrs. Gnorge Sims of Chattanooga visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slaughter Sunday. BUY U. S. 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