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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1957)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THUfcSDA * MARCH 7, 1957 & JJtouu-jeM & For That Special Occasion Cut Flowers—Artificial Flowers Lynn's Flowers Phone Oliver 7-4522 Trenton, Ga. 24-HOUR DELIVERY SERVICE WANT ADS DESIRE RIDE from Rising Fawn to Chattanooga. Working hours 8:30 to 5:30. Call How¬ ard 2-3152 after 6:30 p.m. ltc FOR SALE—Ford Tractor, good tires, good motor. Bill Austin, Trenton Furniture Co. 2tp. .. AUCTION at the New Salem Schoolhouse March 16, 1957 at 6:30 pan., sponsored by the New Salem fturitan Club. Everyone is invited. FOR SALE—Tapestry - covered living room suite in good con¬ dition, $25. Mrs. E. C. Bates, Trenton. Phone OL 7-4692. 3tp. __ MOORE’S FLOWERS for all oc¬ casions. Moore Funeral Home, Trenton, Ga., Phone Oliver *’ 7-4243. 3tc-4-7 TIME IS MY BUSINESS. R. H. Yell Watch Repair Service. Rt 2 Trenton, Ga., at White Oak Gap. . .. _ MOORE’S MONUMENTS — Best quality and price guaranteed. Moore’s Funeral Home, Tren¬ ton, Ga., Phone Oliver 7-4243. 3tc—3-7. HIGHEST prices paid for pine and poplar logs. See us if yov have any to sell. Dyer Lumber Company, Trenton, Ga. FOR RENT—6-room house, gar¬ den and chicken house on Will Pike farm. Belle Loudenber, Phone OL 7-4221.—3tc. WANTED: Man for profitable business in Dade County. Good living -at start. See R. N. Crider, Rt. 3, Box 1460, La- . Fayette, or write Rawleigh’s, Dept. GAB-10-101, Memphis, Tenn. ■ v . 5t—2-14, 2-21, 2-28; 3-7-3-14_ R. H. YELL SAW SERVICE— Hand Saws Filed. $1.00; RE Toothed $1.50; Band Saws Circle Saws, Cross Cut Saws. All work guaranteed. Rt. 2, Trenton, Ga., at White Oak Gap. _ 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. ROUTE MAN—To serve farm families in south Dade County with nationally advertised products. Profits up to $100 or more weekly possible first year. Should be over 25. Car or light truck necessary. Avail¬ able to -man or woman. Write James D. Massengale, Rt. 1, Trenton, Georgia. 4tc.—3-28. ______ DR. G. K. MacVane Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the second and fourth Saturday nights each month at 8:00 p. m. r. V. Cureton, W. M. J. M. Rogers, Sec’y. AH qualified Masons invited to attend. West Brow News Mrs. Phennie Farmer cele¬ brated her 70th birthday and Mrs. Isabelle Long celebrated her 68th this past week and so Sun¬ day morning exercises at the chapel included the birthday song being sung to them. Mr. Boyd Farmer and Mrs. Louis Bennett are children of Mrs. farmer who live in this com¬ munity. Mr. Aubrey Long is the son of Mrs. Long and they re¬ side on McFarland Road. The attendance banner is still held by the adult class, although it was given close competition by the young peoples’ class having only three less than the adults. The first Moody Bible Corre¬ spondence Course was com¬ pleted by Mrs. George Hale, Mrs. D. N. Veal, Mr .and Mrs. Aubrey Long, Mrs. Isabelle Long, Mr. and Mrs. George Stiff, Mary El¬ len Veal and Mrs. Arthur Pflug. The class has been taught by Pastor Arthur Pflug. Nine have enrolled in the second course and will be meeting once a week in the homes. Troop 144 meets at the chapel each Thursday. Louis Bennett is the leader and the two assist¬ ants are D. N. Veal and Harry Clark. They are enrolled and in^the Cherokee Council are spon¬ sored by a committee of men from the Chapel. Norman Farmer is the patrol leader of the Wolfs. The follow¬ ing boys are in the patrol: Ray Farmer, Bradley Harp, Jerry Higdon, Cecil Phillips, Ronald Rowland, Gus Stone, Melvin Veai and Leonard Hixon. Buford Craig is the patrol leader of the Whippoorwills. The following boys are in that pa¬ trol: Billy Cole, Kenneth Ful- ghum, Marvin Higdon, John Powell, Charles Veal, Junior Dabbs and Buddy Gill. The regular singing will be held at the Chapel Tuesday night, March 26, at 7:30. Make plans to view the log cabin the boys have been working on and when completed will be their meeting place. It is located on the Community Center Roa’d. We miss the county nurse’s monthly visit to us and have hopes of a new one. We under¬ stand Dr. Hutchison will finish any of the series of shots that have -been started by Miss Mc¬ Whorter. —Submitted by Maragret Pflug. 1 Salem School Notes By MICHAEL TAYLOR We are sorry that we will be losing Raymond Neal Friday. He is moving awmy. Mrs. Lila Adkins taught the third and fourth grades while Mrs. Johnson visited Fortune School in LaFayette. Our cooks took a nice trip to Savannah. While they were gone, Mrs. Childress and Mrs. Huskey cooked for us. We have had several boys and girls out sick recently. One of the New Salem Schoc) students, Peck Pennington of the sixth grade, came to school bare¬ footed on a cold morning. He must think it’s spring. FOR SALE—Cars and trucks. Also auto parts of all kinds. Would like to have truck haul¬ ing jobs. We sell coal, 1 bu. to 10 tons. Trenton Trading Post. CAVE SPRINGS By MRS. J. R. CARSON We all enjoyed church and Sunday School Sunday morning and the Rev. Bell preached an inspiring sermon. We also had a good attendance. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could have 100 attendance? If you are not going to church and Sunday School, come out and join us and I am sure you will want to come back again. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holder had as their guests Saturday for din¬ ner Lester Forester, Mrs. Ray Steele and children and Mrs. Leon Castleberry and children from Rising Fawn. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan had their children with them Sunday—Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ryan and daugh¬ ter from Lookout Mountain and Mr. and Mars. Willard Ryan from Rising Fawn. Mr. and Mrs. Canova Guinn and Joe Grant went to LaFa¬ yette Sunday to visit with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Haston Hibbs went Sunday to Jasper, Tenn., to visit relatives. N.B.C. OREO CREAM Colonial Sugar Sandwiches, 7i-0z. TETLEY TEA 5-Lb. Bag M<t 25f For Flavor! For Value! _ GORDON’S Potato Chips 10^ and 25< For MEN with iniNNI Comet Cleanser [ I FORMULA New ROOT *2 W I Giant 20c 1. HELPS YOU YOU'VE KEEP GOT / / THE HAIR by supplementing naturol oili. Kl j j 2. MAKES THINNING HAIR LOOK Duz, Regular 33c ATTRACTIVE NOT GREASY. and HEALTHY bottle , - L TUBE (DUZ DOES EVERYTHING) IVORY * SOAP, LARGE MEDIUM.....11c .. . 16c Red Karo Syrup Tide, Regular 33^ IVORY SOAP, IVORY SOAP, PERS. 4 FOR 25c lz-Lb. Bottle lit WASHDAY MIRACLE” IVORY FLAKES, REG.......33c “THE IVORY SNOW, REG. .......33c BATH .............15c KITCHEN CHARM CAMAY Cheer, Reg. 33^ CAMAY COMPLEXION 10c WAX PAPER 20c DASH ..................... 40c “BLUE MAGIC WHITENER” LAVA l 2c ........ DREFT, REGULAR .........33c CASCADE ..................40c Spic ’n Span 27 1 JOV, BOTTLE ..............33c JOY, 12-OZ. CAN ..........40c Oxydol, Regular..........-.....33< John L Case Co. 1 TRENTON, GA. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reeves had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reeves and girls from Slygo; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lee Forester and Mrs. Ed Forester and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Howard had some folks visiting with them over the weekend from Chatta¬ nooga and Valley Head, Ala. AMERICAN LEGION POST 106 Second and fourth Thursday night 7:30 P. M. every month. Legion Hall. Jake Smith, Commander LIFE INSURANCE H Also complete coverage on fire and accident insurance. H. F. ALLISON INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Times Building Trenton, Ga. 5 The John L. Case Grocery is much lighter now that celotex has been put on the ceiling and new fluroscent lighting fixtures are being installed.
