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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1957)
WANTADS FOR SALE: 2 AKC German Shepherd dogs. Phone OLiver 7-4238. HOUSE FOR SALE OR New, 5-rooras and bath, and cold water, car port, lots of land, Edigewood tion, Trenton, Ga. See Mitchell. 3 tp 6-20 WOMACK’S CAR WASH. '/ 2 south of Trenton on U. S. Working hours: Thursday and Friday 4 P.M. until 9 P.M. urday 7 A.M. until 7 P.M. day 8 A.M. until noon. 2tp—6/20 HIGHEST prices paid for and poplar logs. See us if have any to sell. Dyer Company, Trenton, Ga. IF YOU GO TO A away from Trenton, why have him call your tion to HADDEN’S MACY — We will pay charges, and your will be ready when you back to Trenton. R. H. YELL SAW Hand Saws Filed. $1.00; Toothed $1.50; Band Saws Circle Saws, Cross Cut All work guaranteed. Rt. Trenton, Ga., at White Gap. FOR SALE:—4 room house chicken house, garage and ity house on two and on Highway 11. See W. G. Morrison, Jr. Oliver 7-4762 Trenton, Ga. 3tp—6/27 __ FOR SALE—Cars and Also auto parts of all kinds Would like to have truck haul¬ ing jobs. We sell coal, 1 to 10 tons. Trenton Post. SEE US for decoration fresh flower sprays, baskets, vases, pots and sages. Natural-looking cial flowers in stock. Flowers, at Moore's Home. Phone OL 74243, ton, Ga. BULLDOZING, all types, work, pond digging, bush bog w r ork and clearing. Reeves, Phone OLiver Rt. 1, Trenton, Ga. 13tp-8-8 FOR SALE 1 Frame house, 4 rooms. 1 Frame house, 5 rooms, double sink,, electric floor furnace, 800 gal. tank and deepwell pump ft.) with 20 gal. storage LOCATION On the Alabama Great ern Railroad Company’s of-way at New England, Ga. TERMS OF SALE No land included. To be “As is, where is” and from Railroad property at pense of purchaser no less sixty (60) days from the of sale. Building sites to cleared of rubbish and and left in neat ADDRESS BIDS & TO: The Alabama Great Railroad Company, c/o Mr. W. H. Hoar, Engineer, Room 207, Transportation Birmingham 3, Alabama. 2tc-6-28__ Auction sale Beginning June 28 at 7 P. M. wiil auction off used trucks and what have you. will have an out-of-town tioneer. Come, bring what don’t need and take home you do need. Trenton Trading Post 2tp-6-27 _____ ~BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY JUNE 20, 1957 NEW SALEM NEWS By LOREN A JONES We regret that Ann and Whisk¬ ers Bradford have moved back to Texas. We just don’t want to wish anything but the best for them but we do hope it won't be long before they are back here with us again. 1 know we are all going to miss them. Hayden Gray and boys from Mississippi came home for a brief stay this w r eek. Little Mark Gray went back home to stay for awhile. Juanita, Grady and Michael visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Howell Sunday afternoon. We are sure happy to hear that Uncle Will is home from the hospital and doing so well. There was a large number of friends and relatives gathered into the C. A. Gray home for lunch Sunday in remembrance of his 07th birthday. Happy birth¬ day, Papa—we all want to wish you many more. Sunday was homecoming day for the Jim Abbotts. Many friends and relatives gathered home for this occasion. Sunday was our last day to have Brother Organ as our pastor. I know we are all going to mis.s SAWMILL CONFERENCE ........ (Continued from Page 1) that the quality of timber being grown is greatly increasing. This woodland was designated in 1945 as a Farm Woodland Man¬ agement Demonstration by the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service and the TVA. Also speaking at this point of the tour were C. Dorsey Dyer, Extension Forester, and Charles Place, Jr. of the Ga. Forestry Commission, who spoke on saw¬ milling profits and logging and milling costs. The Dade County 4-H Council was host at the noon hour at a barbecued chicken lunch at the Legion Hall. Prepared under the direction of Joe Herman, the de¬ licious chicken, with slaw, pickles and bread, was sold to around 100 persons. Pioceeds went into the council treasury. The lunch, which the council prepared as their con¬ tribution towards the success of the conference and in the interest of better forestry practices in the area, was made possible through the generous contribution of the following friends of the 4-H Clubs in the county: Shop-Rite Supermarket, Georgia Power Co., Haygood Grocery, M. J. Hale, Raymond Morrison, J. L. Case Co., Sheriff Allison Blevins, Fleetwood Coffee Co., Griffith Chevrolet, Cannaway-Riley, Avak¬ ian’s, Buck’s Service Station, Gray Grocery, John W. Murphy, Roy W. Moore, A. W. Peck, Gross Mer¬ cantile Co., Colonial Bread Co., Virgil Jenkins, Herman Mfg. Co., Goode Brothers Slaw House and W. G. Konrad. A movie of operations at Dyer Lumber Co. was shown after lunch by Ernest Clevenger of Cor¬ ley Mfg. Co. in Chattanooga, who assisted in the installation of the new sash gang mill recently. Fol¬ lowing talks by Ben C. Cobb, TVA, Rufus H. Page, Ga. Forestry Comm, and U. S. Forestry Serv¬ ice, a tour of the new mill took place. WANTED: Sewing or ironing. Phone OLiver 7-4642. 3tc 7.4 FOR SALE: 5 room house in Trenton. Contact Mrs. Cather¬ ine Barton. Phone OLiver 7-4631. FOR SALE: On School Street 6 rooms and bath, gas furnace, excellent condition. See Homer Reed, Trenton, Georgia, Day ‘ Phone: OLiver 7-3673, Night Phone OLiver 7-4602. 3tp-7-4 DR. G. K. MacVane Chiropractor and Naturopath 720 N. Gault Avenue Ft. Payne, Ala. him and Lucy as well as their little daughter Laura. We do hope they will be back to visit with us real often. We are certainly happy to have Wilma back home and doing so well after undergoing surgery at Tri-County Hospital. Mrs. M. G. Bradford has re¬ turned home from Texas after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jack Neal. We are so happy to have her back home with us again. Mrs. Carl Baker was guest speaker at W'hiteside, Tenn. Sun¬ day. Prag Moore was also guest speaker at Hale’s Gap Sunday night. The MYF trio went along with Mr. Moore as special singers. I’m sure everyone enjoyed their lovely music. Miss “Mit” Moore spent Sun¬ day with Mrs. Annie Jenkins. Mrs. Minnie Moore spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. Bud Haygood. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Ellison were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Adkins. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huskey were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shad Huskey. Mr. and Mrs. Pate McKaig and daughter, Linda were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McKaig. HOOKER NEWS Written for last wteek Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Bailey from Miami, Florida spent the weekend wth Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tetley’s Family Size Tea Bags, Pkg. of 12.......49c Velvo Flour, 25 lb. Bag.....................$1-99 Snowdrift, 3 lb. Can..........................79c Fleetwood Tea, \ lb. Pkg........ ...........29c Delicious! Supttimatiied Fleetwood / > 1LB - PK COFFEE .87C Lay’s Potato Chips 10c and 25c Armour’s Beef Stew U lb. Can 49c Armour’s Corned Beef Hash lb. Can 29c Waxtex Wax Paper Roll 20c Hershey’s Instant Cocoa 8 oz. Can John L. Case Co. 1 TRENTON, GA. Massengale. Mrs. Kenneth Coates and daughter, Chryl, have returned home from a visit with rela¬ tives in Gaddsden, Ala. Miss Joann Austin, who is a student at Berea College in Ken¬ tucky, visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tittle, last week. Mr. Prill Strawn spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. James Waters and family have moved to mingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt and sons and Mss Ruth Haswell spent the weekend with their son, Marvin, at Camp LaJeune, North Carolina. Sgt. and Mrs. Bobby Mitchum and chlildren left Wednesday for Fort Leonard Wood, Mis¬ souri where Bobby has been sta¬ New 1957 Chevrolet Pick-up .... $1595 $395 Down, Payments $63.90 Per Month * This payment includes collision, fire, theft , life insurance, personal accident and bail bond. __ Griffith Chevrolet Co. TRENTON, GA. Sunshine Crackers 1 lb. Pkg. 19c Colonial Sugar 5 lb. Bag 49c Gerber’s Baby Food 3 Cans 31c Fab Reg - ................. 32c Palmolive Reg............ 10c Palmolive Bath ........... 15c Super Suds Reg............ 32c Ajax Large ............... 16c Cashmere Bouquet ....... 10c Cashmere Bouq. Bath ..... 15c Vel Beauty Bar ...... 25c Vel Powder ................ 32c Ad......................... 40c Florient ................... 79c Kan Kill 6 oz............. 79c Kan Kill 12 oz............ 1.19 Octagon Laundry ......... 12c Octagon Deterg............ 35c Vel Liquid ................. 39c Stiver’s Best Corn Meal 5 lb. Bag 33c PAGE 5 tioned after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchum. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Winfrey of Atlanta spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sills of Chat¬ tanooga were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bridgeman. | The drink everybody j knows Northern Tissue 3 rolls 25c
