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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1957)
t» AGE 4 \ J \ J ^ AIR conditioned Telephone Oliver 7-4HH) Trenton, Ga. <zA\oxe. fox ^Lfoux ^A\on£.U Ice Cream Headquarters • Sundries - Sickroom supplies — First Aid Needs WILDWOOD tWcitten for last week) By MRS. RUTH NEELY I guess it is 'about time to get a news letter in or turn the job over to a more faithful corre¬ spondent. It seems there have been so many things to do and places to go that our poor little letter got neglected. I spent one week-end with June at College- dale, it being her graduation and al! things that go along with it. We have been having some lovely rains. As a result, we are enjoying beans, squash, etc. out of the garden. I notice that the “Lord’s Acre’’ garden looks as if someone has been working it. I can’t help but w'onder who is going to keep those four rows of okra picked? Don’t everyone offer help at once! Ida and Edwin Dantzler spent last week-end with Maurine and family in Marietta. Little Debby came home with them for a few days’ visit with her grandmother. Mrs. Joe Dantzler and children also spent the week with them. Miss Jenny Lea of Chattanooga and Maurice Lea and family of Columbia, Term, spent the week¬ end with the Dantzlers. There were others in for the day Sun¬ day. Mary Townsend and her mother, Mrs. Jim Cooley, have returned from Annapolis where they at¬ tended the graduation of their cousin, Parke L. Brown, Jr. from the U. S. Naval Academy. They thoroughly enjoyed the trip. On the way home they stopped for a visit with Dr. and Mrs. James Cash, formerly of Wildwood. They report that Mrs. Cash is quite well, being able to come to the dining room for meals and to sit in the living room and visit. Mrs. Cash says they are spoiling her something awful, but to my way of thinking, she has it coming. Bill Mike Townsend left last Wednesday for Lackland, Texas Airbase where he will be in train¬ ing for eleven weeks. He is in the National Guard. Congratulations to Faye Turner on receiving the Alpha Kappa Award given the outstanding sen¬ ior in the Sociology Dept, of U.C. Also congratulations to Ray Cross on having finished four years and graduating from Mc¬ Kenzie Law School. It takes a lot of hard work, stiek-to-itiveness and midnight oil to reach these goals and we are proud of our young people. Mary Ruth Smith is attending resident classes every other Satur¬ day at the Ryan Airline School in Knoxville. Minnie Lea and I had such a good visit with Mrs. Daisy Tittle Saturday. She is such a cheerful person even during the most aw¬ ful ordeals. Her brdken ankle is coming along fine now. We hope it will be as good as new before long. Mrs. Ruth Wallen Moore is ill in Woman’s Clinic. Mrs. Catherine Kirk is having a lovely visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bolton of Red Bank while the Rev. Gene is in conference. I was talking to Mrs. Joe Lucas on the telephone the other day. She was sore all over from taking a tumble down the steps. There THE DADE COUNTY TIMES: TRENTON. GEORGIA. THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1951 * r- - - 'ii " ' 1 " .....~ r m ' m ' m .... ------------------------ ■ ... - - ... Loud Prisoner Sunday, June 9 The loud disturbance persons about the square heard Sunday just before dark was caused by a Chattanooga resident who was picked up and jailed by the troop¬ ers for driving under the influ¬ ence. After his imprisonment, the sheriff and his family and quite a few others were kept aware of his presence by his singing and exclamations. wmre no broken bones, for which we are thankful. Mr. and Mrs. Pi an Neely and Mrs. Hyde went to Nashville Sun¬ day. They brought Mrs. Laura Hall back for an extended visit. The Calsie Leas are happy to have their daughter Edna and children visit them for a few days. There is to be a fish supper in the basement of the church Satur¬ day night, given by Mrs. Fannie Lea. She is putting her talent to usuary so please come one and all. Hard-working pickups " that know high-performance <?-*«. .f V8*l 6 „ - now to save... ftQffa Qhgyjgg 1°:: Husky bodies mmmmmmm—mmmm with hardwood floors . , . steel skid strips. j Be sure to see other Chevy j pickups with the new 98-inch box or the extra-big 108-inch ' box-and the new 4-Wheel Drive models with G.V.W. rat¬ ings up to 7400 pounds! * Optional at u/rg ft. c© Only franchised Chevrolet dealers display this famous trademark Htfe's the most popular pickup in SEP YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED America? CHEVROLET DEALER ROUTE 2 NEWS (Written for last week) By MRS. EKED COOPER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore spent Saturday night with her mother, Mrs. Mary Whetzeli. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooper visit¬ ed Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cooper of Chattanooga Sunday. Mrs. Vickie Cooper visited Mrs. Robbie Ellis Saturday. There was a baptizing at Mrs. Hazel Lancaster’s pond Sunday. Six were baptized from the Naza- rene Church. There was a wonderful meeting at the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Sunday night. Four went to the altar. A revival begins the first Sunday in July, which is also homecoming day. Mrs. Hazel Lancaster moved back home Saturday. We hear the old Harley Barton place has been sold. Mr. Fred Daily, Jr. has his new house nearly ready to move into. Mrs. Bertha Patton and also the G. C. Hardeman’s had company Sunday. Our sympathy to the ones who ’ had death in the family. Estel Tinker and family visited. his daddy Sunday. AMERICAN LEGION POST r .0S Second and fourth Thursday night 7:30 P. M. every month. Legion Hall. Jake Smith, Commander Don Gross Adjutant. PRINTING THE DAX>E COUNTY TIMES Beauty Bargain! 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