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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1957)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 28, 1957 THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Post Office ai Trenton, Ga, as 2nd class mail. Mrs. C. C. Morrison, Publisher PHONE: OLiver 7-4422 LOCALS Mrs. Martin Nethery has been •employed by the Bank of Dade Mrs. Jules Case’s father is vis¬ iting here this week. Mrs. T. J. Bell is now at home following an attack of pneumo¬ nia last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Benny Joe Bradford of LaFayette are tlm parents of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Rogers nad as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips of Chattanooga. Mrs. W. B. Haynes will be coming back to her home in the New Home Community shortly, according to reports. The Garden Club will meet March 14 at the home of Mrs. E. L. Raulston for a covered-dish luncheon and installation of of¬ fices. Mrs. Kathryn Davis, Dade County director of welfare, is in Savannah this week attend¬ ing the annpal Georgia Confer¬ ence on Social Welfare. She will return to her office Monday. Supt. ahd Mrs. Roy Moore are proud grandparents again — son Harry and wife are announcing the birth of arother daughte" who has been named Beverly Gail. Mrs. Mattie Chandler has ac¬ cepted a position at Gross Mer¬ cantile following the resigna¬ tion of Mrs. Fv.:>vn Pace, who will epen a dies*, shop with Elene Dyer shortly. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Leatherwood, mother of Rev. H. H. Leatherwood, were held Feb. 2b in McMinn County. She passed away Feb. 21 at the home of her son south of Trenton. Just about the only observ¬ ance of Washington’s Birthday here in the county was the clos¬ ing of the bank and post office, and the halt of mail deliveries. All federal employees had the day off. Mr. E. L. Raulston and his sister, Miss Mamie Raulston, of Chattanooga are visiting Dr. and Mrs. Jack Raulston iti Boyn¬ ton Beach, Fla., and we are glad to report he is enjoying himself considerably. Patients from the county at •Tri-County Hospital include: Mrs. Henry Castleberry, Mrs. Rena Taylor, Mrs. R. A. Taylor, Mrs. Maxine Williams, Mr. Reu¬ ben Ramsey, Mr. Gene O’Dell, Mr. Willis Blevins, Mr. Jack Riley, Mr. Henry J. Raughton, Mrs. Anne Ruth West, Miss Cuzzort and the Edsel Wheeler and Hamilton babies. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brock (returned last Wednesday from an extended stay in Florida. On Monday, Mrs. Brock attended a meeting of the Tennessee So¬ ciety of Colonial Dames of the XVII Century, at which time she received biographical rec¬ ords of 56 ancestors of members of the Society which has been compiled in book form. Mrs. Brock will present the data at the national conference of the Society in Richmond, Va., in April. Our series on community correspondents will be re¬ sumed next week with Mrs. D. P. Hood as our subject. 2 KILLED IN FEUD (Continued from (page 1) Funeral services for Frazier were held Monday afternoon at the Ebenezer Baptist Church at Long Island, with burial in Ebe- lezer Cemetery. Services for restwood w r ere held Tuesday at the Mountain Home Church, near Ider. Miss Echols Engaged To San Franciscan Mrs. W. B. Haynes the engagement of her ter, Miss Catherine Echols, Mr. Howie Hall of San co, Calif. The ceremony will place March 16 in Rhode The bride-elect is a • with TWA Airlines. Mr. Hall a pilot with the same Miss Echols is now at with her relatives on a vacation, making plans for wedding. BUSY BEE LOOTED MONDAY NIGHT The Busy Bee Cafe broken into sometime day night or early morning, but only a amount of change was it has been reported. cigarette machine was open and looted. LEGISLATURE — (Cont. from Page 1) schools of some of their cial worries. This was a much debated It raised teachers’ salaries $100 a year and reversed a trend by ing more financial to local governments. school system in the state Jiave to raise more taxes to its share of the two and a million dollars which will needed to make up £he ence of what the seven set in 1953, would bring in and now. Some highway bills were to increase the of the State Patrol from present 350 officers and men a top compliment of 500 but cause no funds were available only 50 troopers are authorized. bill is to increase the bond liability insurance of drivers from $10,000 to 000 and another bill is to reinstatement of a revoked er’s license for 90 days. traffic safety bills did not but a study committee has appointed. Resolution to Impeach The Legislature passed a olution seeking to impeach justices of the IT.S. Court. These justices Chief Justice Earl Warren justices Black, Douglas, Frankfort and Clark, charges them with “high and misdemeanors.” The lution cites numerous including segregation and tion rulings. This passed Senate 35-0 and passed the with four votes more than constitutional majority. U. S. Representative son Lanbam said in his newsletter to constituents he “not too sure of the of the StateLegislature in ing this resolution. even if there were grounds impeachment and we had evidence to show that members of the U. S. Court were guilty of conduct sufficient to support resolution for impeachment,” said, “we simply could not mand the votes at this time to vote an indictment of peachment.” U. S. Representative Carl son, dean of the Georgia gressional delegation, said day he will neither sponsor vote for an impeachment lution. Polio Report From Rising Fawn School Henry Elliott, principal of ing Fawn School, has $32.70 which was raised for polio drive. HONOR ROLL LISTED] FOR DADE HIGH The Beta Club of Dade County High School has begun a service project for the second semester. The project includes the averag¬ ing of grades to determine the Star Roll and Honor Roll. A student must have a scholar¬ ship average of 95 or above and a conduct of 95 or above with no unlawful absences in order to be eligible. To make the hon¬ or roll a student must have a scholarship average of 85 or above an<i a conduct grade of 90 or above with no unlawful absence. The list below is a semester honor roll for the high school. The Beta Clu'b hopes to expand this project to include other grades. Please note that there are no names on the Star Roll. GRADE 12 Newana Herring, Jane Blev¬ ins, Judy Pace, Mary Belle Bar¬ ton, Evelyn Smythe Holmes, Shelby Dawkins York, Catherine Carver, Dale Sims, Martha Cas¬ tleberry, Evelyn Gray. GRADE 11 Larry Griffith, Patricia Wheeler, Karlene Gross, Dion Bradford, Eddy Sims, Opal Wells. Mary Lee Bruner, Mary Ruth Jenkins. GRADE 10 Roy Clark, Paul Dugan, Reid Tatiun, Terrell Gass, Jacqueline Carroll, Sherman Moore. GRADE 9 Anna Walker, Rayford Ham¬ mond. OBITUARY FRANK B. PARKER Frank Benjamin Parker, Jr, to 30, of Rising Fawn, Ga., Rt. 3, died early Wednesday morning in a Chattanooga hospital. Sur¬ vivors include his wife, Mrs. Irene Wilkerson Parker; one or daughter, Miss Lela Frances Parker; one son, Michael Par¬ ker; mother, Mrs. Lela Parker, all of Rising Fawn Rt. 3; three sisters, Mrs. George Mathews, Mrs. Cleve Price and Mrs. Her¬ bert Mathews, all of, Rising Fawn. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. 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