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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1957)
6 4-H Week Proclaimed (Continued from (page 1) Week, it is always a pleasure recognize the and contributions of the Club movement. With more two million members, guided dedicated community your work and spirit are a scurce of national strength. This year, in developing theme of “Improving Family Community Living,” I am glad to learn your vision includes the whole family of nations and our total part in the life of the world community. Your Inter¬ national Farm Youth Exchange program is an effective demon¬ stration of the sincerity of this vision. As you help promote un¬ derstanding and friendship with youth of other lands, you culti¬ vate a strong stand of peace and freedom. Congratulations and best wishes. Signed, Dwight D. Eisenhower. RISING FAWN H. D. CLUB MEETS MARCH 11 The Rising Fawn Home Dem¬ onstration Club will meet Monday, Mar. 11, at the home of Mrs. Herschel Dean'at 7:30 p. m. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF -DADE COUNTY, GEORGIA, MARCH TERM. 1957 John Webb vs. Betty Ball Webb ACTION FOR DIVORCE To Betty Ball Webb, defendant in said matter: You are hereby commanded to appear at the March Term of said Court to be held on the third Monday in March. 1957, to an¬ swer in said matter. Witness the Hon. John W. Da¬ vis, Judge of said Court, this the 28th day of January, 1957. MRS. GRACE WILLIAMS, Clerk Superior Court, Dade County Georgia. 4tp—2 wks. Feb. 1st 2 wks in Mar GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY: To Whom It May Concern: WHEREAS, Monroe McKaig, S. C. Moore and Grady Bradford have filed their petition in which they state that at the junction of Trenton-LaFayette Highway and Scenic Highway, a county road known as Cloudland Can¬ yon road runs northwardly across lands of S. C. Moore and Mlonroe McKaig about 1400 feet to the West line of Lot 103 in the 11th District and 4th Section where it is intersected by an¬ other road which runs due North along the West line of said Lot No. 103 from Trenton-LaFayette Highway about 1200 feet to said intersection. Said latter road has been in use for only about three or four years, but has never been legally established as a county road. They represent that there is no necessity for both roads, and pray for appointment of Commissioners as provided by Sec. 95-201 if the Georgia Code to examine into the allegations of the petition to determine which of said two roads would be abandoned and discontinued and which should be established as the Cloudland Canyon Road. And WHEREAS. Paul Johnson, H. C. Gray and S. A. Huskey, Jr., were duly appointed Commis¬ sioners on January 31, 1957, said Commissioners have filed their report under oath on February 4, 1957, in which they recommended that the old road be closed and the new one used because it is shorter, straighter and can be maintained at less expense. Notice is therefore given to all persons that on and after the 16th day of March, 1957, good cause is shown to the con¬ trary to the Ordinary of Dade County, the old section of Cloud¬ land Canyon Road running from the junction of Trenton-LaFa¬ yette Highway and Scenic High¬ way Northwardly to the inter¬ section of said new road, will be abandoned and discontinued as public county road, the present new’ road as it runs along the West thirty feet of Lot No. 103 in the 11th District and 4th Section the Northern right of way of Trenton-LaFayette to where it intersects the old road will be duly established part of the Cloudland Canyon Road in lieu of the discontinued section. This 11th day of February, 1957. A. W. PECK, Ordinary. Dade County, Georgia. the DADE COUNTY TIMES. TRENTON. GEORGIA, THUR9DAY MARCH 7, 1957 Dade Subscribers On Chattanooga Exchange The telephone members listed indebted. It is published as a below are of residents in Dade public service so that all may County who are on the Chatta¬ more easily phone friends in the nooga exchange but are not north end of the county. listed in their telephone book. This list w r as compiled by the As this list was made up some manager, H. O. Ulmer, Jr., of the months ago, there may have Chattanooga office of the South¬ been new r subscribers added and ern Bell Telephone and Tele¬ if so, we hope you will send us graph Co. and to whom we are your name and number. ADAMS, J. John, Jr., Hooker Road............................................VE 1 -3973 AUSTIN, Jim B. Wildwood............................................................VE 1 -2723 B BAGBY, A. Myers, Bagby Lane, Lkt. Mt.................................VE 1 -4827 BAGBY, Earl M„ Bagby Lane, Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1 -6276 BANDY, D. F„ Ochs Gateway, Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1 -7825 BARROWS, Fred C„ Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.............................VE 1 -6415 BELK, F. N., Wildwood ............................................................VE 1 -6854 BELL, Mrs. Thelma, Hooker Hwy.........................................VE 1 -1795 BOYD. R. W„ Idle Acres Farm, Wildwood...............................VE 1 -4137 BRAS FIELD, James E., Clouse Hwy.....................................VE 1 -1412 BRIDGEMAN, L. E. Hooker Road ............................................VE 1 -1149 BRIGHT, Miss Mary G., Appcllo Road, Lkt. Mt.....................VE 1 -3853 BROWN, Edward E., Jr., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........................VE 7 -4984 BROWN, Dave L., Birmingham Hwy., Wildwood....................VE 1 6955 C CARROLL, George A., Jr., Wildwood........................................VE 1 -7006 CARROLL, George A., Sr., Wildwood ....................................VE 1 -7075 CARVER, Mrs. C. H„ Pope Creek Rd.....................................VE 1 -4077 CASH, James A., Wildwood ........................................................VE 1 -7093 CHETAU RESTAURANT, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.................VE 1 -9149 Chattanooga Fabricators, Scenic. Hwy., Lkt. Mt.................VE 1 -6722 CHATEAU RESTAURANT, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.................VE 1 -9149 CHOBOT, E. F., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt....'.................................VE 1 -2823 COATES, Charles T., Hooker Rd.............................................VE 1 -6013 COATES, Kenneth, Clouse Hwy.............................................VE 1 -6350 COOLEY, J. H., Wildwood ............................................................VE 1 -6332 CRANE, James, Cooley Rd.........................................................VE 1 -6290 CRAZE, Geo. N., Pope Creek Rd.............................................VE 1 -2633 CROSS, Ray F., Birmingham Hw r y.............................................VE 1 -1447 CROWE, Sherman, Mill Lane ....................................................VE.1 -3223 CUNNINGHAM, J. Hamilton, Rock City Trail................VE 1 -1317 D DANTZLER, J. E„ Wildwood ....................................................VE 1 -7084 DAVENPORT, R. B„ III, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.....................VE 1 -1162 DAVIES. Richard B., 4 Frontier Bluff, Lkt. Mt.................VE 1 -3754* DAVIS, W. T., Wildwood .VE 1 -1630 .............................................. DOCKERY, J. M„ Scenic Hwy., Lookout Mt........... ........VE 1 -2684 DOWLING, Ned, Diana Lane, Lkt. Mt....................... ........VE 1 -3967 DUFF, T. O., Jr., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt................... ........VE 1 -6383 DURAND, Harry, Jr., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt........... .........VE 1 -3454 DURIO. Lt. Glyn R„ Scenic Hwy.. Lkt. Mt............... ........VE 1 -3588 F FORD, W. L., Wildwood ......VE 1 -7002 .............................................. FOSTER, R. C., Pope Creek Rd............................... ......VE 1 ■3117 FRAZEE, W. T>., Wildwood ........................................................ VE 1 -2128 FUG ATT, N. E„ Wildwood ........................................................VE 1 -4934 FULLER, R. E., Wildwood ............................................................^ E 1 -3109 GREEN, Jesse Frank, Hooker .VE 1-6770 ............. HAGGARD. John, Hooker ............................................................VE 1 -4067 HAILEY. W. C., Jr.. Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1 - 16 % HALE, Lillie, Hooker Rd.............................................................VE 1 -2962 HALL, Mrs. Frank A., Birmingham Hwy.............................VE 1 -7839 HANCOCK, D. J., Wildwood ..................................................• VE1 -7659 HARNED, Harold, Frontier Bluff Rd., Lkt. Mt............— VE 1 -2984 HOOK, Luke, Cemetery* Hill Rd.............................................VE1 Rd.....................................VE 1 -3937 -2007 HUNT, Clifford, Wildwood Creek HUNT, Elmer W„ Clouse Hwy................................................% VE 1 -4049 HUNT, Walter, Birmingham Hwy.........................................VE 1 -3622 HYDER. Miss Inez. Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1 -6440 J JOHNSON, H. Clay E„ Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt...........:.........VE 1 -2556 JOHNSON. Robt. P., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1 -3394 JOHNSON’S Scenic Court, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt..............VE1 -1020 L LANCE, Louis, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1 -4419 LEA. C. R., Birmingham Hwy.................................................VE 1 -2039 LEA, W. T., Birmingham Hwy.................................................VE 1 -1449 LEE. Jas. C.. Frontier Bluff Rd., Lkt. Mt.................................VE 1 -1830 LOOKOUT Mountain Garage, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........VE 1 -9110 LOOKOUT Mountain Hotel, Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1 -1545 LOWERY, Tommy, Steel Crossing Rd.....................................VE 1 -8318 M MASSEY, R. W., Wildwood ........................................................VE 1 -7065 MAY, W. E„ Wildwood Creek Rd...................*..............................VE 1 -3371 MITCHUM, Floyd, Hooker Rd.................................................VE 1 -2618 MONTAGUE. Norton Thayer,, Jr.. Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.....VE 1 -2684 MOORE. Richard, Jr., Apollo Rd.. Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1 -6804 N NEELY, Clyde C., Wildwood Creek Rd..................................VE1 -6415 NORRIS. Olen. Birmingham Hwy.............................................VE 1 -4919 NORWOOD. D. L„ Old Birmingham Hwy.............................VE 1 -1843 O OUR LADY of the Mount Catholic Church, Scenic Hwy. VE 1 -4431 P PARIS. Murphy. Cemetery Hill Rd.........................................VE 1 -4270 PATTEN, Zeboim G.. Frontier Bluff, Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1 -6917 PORTER. R. B„ Sr., Wildwood ....................................................VE 1 •6948 PURSE, Ashley A., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.................................VE 1 •3993 R RAOUL. Wm. G., Apollo Rd.. Lkt. Mt.........................................VE 1 -1913 REILLY. J. W„ Scenic Hwy.. Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1- 1281 RIMMER, Allan A., Scenic Hwy.. Lkt. Mt.................................VE 1 ■2743 ROBERTS. Clarence, Cemetery Hill Rd.................................VE 1 -6236 ROBERTS, Harold, Hooker Rd.................................................VE 1-6006 RYAN, T. R., Birmingham Hwy.............................................VE 1-2807 S SEABORN, M. D„ Jr., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1-6283 SELLS, Frank, Sr., Wildwood Creek Rd.....................................VE 1-3779 SMALLWOOD, L. C., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1-1031 SMITH, I. J., Birmingham Hwy.............................................VE 1-4179 STEPHENS, Elmer, Birmingham Hwy.................................VE 1-2983 STOUT, John B., Scenic Hwy. Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1-4943 STRAWN, H. H., Hooker Rd.....................................................VE 1-6816 T TENN. Grocer and Food Field, Bagby Lane, Lkt. Mt.........VE 1-7693 THOMAS, Dick, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1-2235 TITTLE, J. E., Sr., Hooker Rd.....................................................VE 1-2037 TOWNSEND, R. S., Wildwood ....................................................VE 1-9234 TREWITT, Gordon, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.............................VE 1-4507 TURNER. O. C„ Wildwood. ..........................................................VE 1-6211 WALLEN, J. C., Birmingham Hwy.............................................VE 1 -1359 WARREN, Fred, Wildwood Creek Rd.....................................VE 1 -3428 WELLS, Alexander W., Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........................VE 1 -7685 WHEELER, Robt. B„ Belk Rd.....................................................VE 1 -1580 WHITE, Robert, Clouse Hwy..................................................... VE 1 -1023 WILDWOOD Sanitarium & Hospital, Birmingham Hwy. VE 1 -4441 WILLIAMS, Harvey C., Hooker Rd.........................................VE 1 -3295 WINFREY, Claudia, Hooker Rd.............................................VE 1 -6025 WOOTEN, Clyde C., Scenic Hwy-, Lkt. Mt.............................VE 1 -4016 WRIGHT, Mrs. Robert Toombs, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.........VE 1 -3756 YORK, Orville, Scenic Hwy., Lkt. Mt.....................................VE 1-3035 ?n nomji rmK?fmw'r**? r>r>r * rtn 1 ■ innnn i hm m o o c oork w- j ooooor OPTOM ETR 1 8 * C. F. KING i? EAST MAIN STREET CHATTANOOGA, TENN. RESIDENCE PHONE 6-0495 BUSINESS PHONE 6-9528 !o <K X> co ooooo onQ Ooo Q oo | CK>oo i »nryw o on r>o o oooooc<xy>^ A million-dollar tank jjoJutiue-' atxHtL . Every day these workmen are bringing atomic electricity a little closer. They are building a small section of the reactor vessel that will contain the nuclear fuel for the Enrico^Fermi atomic power plant near De¬ troit. Michigan. The Georgia Power Company is partici¬ pating in the project with 17 other electric utility companies, a group of equipment manufacturers and the TJ. S. Atomic Energy Commission. Electric utility companies throughout the nation are taking part in a total of 10 atomic power construction projects. Every one of i these developmental plants is scheduled to be in operation by 1962. With only 6 per cent of the people, the United States has about 40 per cent of the world’s supply of electric power. America produces more electricity than the next seven nations combined. Now we are taking the lead in finding the most economical and best methods of using- atomic energy to make electricity. The Geor¬ gia Power Company is glad to shoulder its share of responsibility in this great new job. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY a citizen WHf/tfVfft w i s t * v t
