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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1957)
Rising Fawn Club Holds Meeting The May meeting of the Rising Fawn Home Demonstration Club, held at the home of Mrs. Haley Dean, was a hilarious affair with the roll call answered by poems ranging from Mother Goose rhymes to local limericks and end¬ ing with a hat modeling emceed by Miss Naomi Hubble, home demonstration agent. She made interesting comments on each hat modeled as the hats were trimmed with household objects that are too often the cause of accidents— knives, pans, slippery vegetables, bars of soap, etc. Pictures made at the recent dress revue were shown and plans for the state event at Rock Eagle discussed. Miss Hubble announced that a county-wide craft workshop fea¬ turing basket-making and copper tooling would be held June 12- 13-14. The annual club picnic will be held July 10 at Cloudland Canyon, it was announced. Mrs. Jean Harrison and Mrs. Mary Friedman told of the very enjoyable council meeting at New Salem. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. 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In the report of the award-win¬ ning Trenton scrapbook last week, Mrs. Jack Cash’s name was omit¬ ted by mistake from the list of those who had worked to make this book second-best in the state. Dade Group Enjoys Fontana Trip Seven states of the Tennessee ley mixed together generous help¬ ings of the cream of their club members here this week came out with over 200 boys and girls who had taken a clear-eyed look at their natural and resources and come up with ideas about their own ties and opportunities for ing them. The second annual Regional source Development got under way June 5 with 4-H’ers from the Tennessee shed Counties of Tennessee, bama, Georgia, Kentucky, sippi, North Carolina, and ginia. Tennessee, largest of states in the valley area, had 4-H members, adult leaders, extension agents and Alabama, 41; Georgia, 32; tucky, 21; Mississippi, 15; Carolina, 47; and Virginia, 14. Dade County was by L. C. Adams, County Barbara Kyzer and Larry The local group reported a derful time and many new while experiences. Soil Conservation The Sponsor Members of the 1 - Coosa River Soil Conservation Dis¬ trict enjoyed a steak dinner and a vehy inspirational address at the Reigeldale Tavern at Trion, Georgia, June 7. The banquet is an annual af¬ fair given by the Board of Super¬ visors to show their appreciation for the financial support of the sponsors who make the District Program possible. The speaker of the evening was Mr. Henry Cohen of Moultrie, Georgia. Attending the banquet from j Dade County were: Messrs. Roy j W. Moore, Cleron Kyzer, A. L. Dyer, James C. Case, George Har¬ rison and D. E. Morrison, who is a member of the Board of Super¬ visors. Other sponsors who were not able to attend the banquet are: A. W. Peck, E. R. Wells, Raym¬ ond Townsend, Dave T. Brown, Ralph Suggs and B. B. Kenimer. Mrs. Brown Hostess To Garden Club The Garden Club of Trenton held its June meeting at the home of Mrs. A. J. Brown in East Chat¬ tanooga.^ Mrs. Broom is a past president of the Trenton club and also an honorary member. She was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. D. M. Raulston, president of the East Chattanooga Club. Guest speaker was Mrs. Boyd Chapman, who spoke on Hemero- callis, illustrating her talk with many beautiful specimens from her garden. Also present were Mrs. Claude Givens, immediate past president of the Tennessee Federa¬ tion of Garden Clubs, and Mrs. Robert L. Ramey, newly-elected state vice-president for the Third District. Mrs. Givens reported on the conventions held recently in Miami and Knoxville, displaying handmade hat and corsage of dried materials, also pictures which were made at the conven¬ tions. Mrs. Ramey gave her motto for the year in her remarks to the club. Members of the Trenton club wore a garden flower in observ¬ ance of National “Wear A Garden Flower Week.” A letter was read by Mrs. H. F. Allison, president, from Mrs. Daniel F. Mooney, president of National Council of State Garden Clubs concerning the Permanent Home and mem¬ bers were requested to bring their donations for this fund to the next meeting. Following the opening prayer by Mrs. G. C. Tatum, chaplain, minutes by Mrs. M. J. Hile and. the treasurer’s report by Mrs. H. E. Gross, Mrs. Allison personally thanked Mrs. Brown for her gen¬ erous contribution to the Beta Club. A poem, titled “Month of Roses” by Elias Lieberman, was read by Mrs. J. G. Nethery. Mrs. W. C. Cureton reported on Times Flower Day and read a note of thanks from the Wildwood Sanitarium for flowers taken there. Mrs. M. J. Hale reported that she, together with Mrs. Allison, met with a group of Junior Gar¬ den Club members and put out 75 iris bulbs on the school grounds, which had been donated by Mrs. Charlton Holmes. A report on the clean-up campaign was also given. An announcement was made that a memorial service would be held at the next meeting for Mrs. E. G. Wright, Sr. at the home of Mrs. Asa Reeves on July 11. An invitation was extended to the Garden Club of Trenton to meet with the East Chattanooga club on June 18 for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Boyd Chapman. All who could, were urged to go and view her garden. Mrs. S. F. Gaither, neighbor of t Mrs. Brown, was a visitor at the meeting. PAGE 3 AUCTION SALE Furniture and Miscellaneous Every Friday night 8F.M. Court House Square Trenton Ga. FREE PRIZES Union City Auction Co. 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