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OBITUARY
Mrs. Willie Mae Autry Kilgore
Funeral services for Mrs. Willie
Mae Autry Kilgore, Rt. 2, Rising
Fawn, who died August 4 were
held Tuesday. Interment was
in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, J.
B. Kilgore; four daughters, Mrs.
Carl Chastain, Misses Brenda,
Connie and Kathryn Kilgore;
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Autry, all of Lookout Mountain;
four sisters, M!rs. Paul Blevins,
Rt. 2, Rising Fawn, Mrs. (D. D.
Scott, Cartersville, Ga., Mrs. A.
J. Clark, Trenton and Mrs. Fred
Massey, Chattanooga Valley,
three brothers, Gordon and Ross
Autry, Rt. 2, Rising Fawn and
Brooks Autry, Atco, Ga.
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Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and fourth
Saturday nlghte each
month at 8:00 p. m.
R. V. Cureton, W. M.
J. M. Rogers, Sec'y.
All qualified Masons invited
to attend.
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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES: TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1957
CLARK GIRL DROWNS
WHILE WADING FRIDAY
Clara Clark, 18 year old daugh¬
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grady Clark
of Morganville, drowned August
2 while wading in a pond on
the Dave L. Brown farm near
Morganville. It was reported the
girl, who could not swim, step¬
ped in a hole, and that others
who were wading with her, in¬
cluding her step-mother and
two brothers were unable to save
her.
The body was recovered after
about 45 minutes by Merrill and
Smut Smith.
She is survived by her
step-mother, 2 sisters, 8 broth¬
ers and one half brother. Funer¬
al services were held from the
Head Springs Baptist Church,
Ala. and burial was in the church
cemetary.
Isaac A. Taylor, age GO, better
know'n as “Pete”, died suddenly
Saturday afternoon at his home in
Trenton following was was report¬
ed as a heart attack. He was a
member of ^he United Church of
God. Funeral services were held
Tuesday, August G at the United
Church of God with the Revs. T.
A. Chastain, Donald Henegar,
Billo Gass and Pearl Tinker offi¬
ciating. Burial was in Whitt Ceme¬
tery with Moore Funeral Home in
charge.
Surviving are his wife; five
sons, Lewis, Ronald, Donald and
Ned Taylor, all of Trenton, and
Franklin Taylor, Fort Hood,
Texas; one daughter, Mrs. Mar¬
garet Taylor, Trenton; five broth¬
ers, Jake, Oscar, and James Tay¬
lor, all of Trenton; Horace Taylor,
Chattanooga, and Robert Taylor,
Mississippi; three sisters, Mrs.
Mildred Broom and Mrs. Willie
Ledford, both of Chattanooga, and
Mrs. Lois Crisp, California, and
one grandchild.
CHARLES T. PRINCE
Charles T. Prince, 87, died at
his residence on Sand Mountain,
August 4. He is survived by four
sons, Grady, Paul and Bailey
Prince, Trenton and Marvin Prince
of New York; four daughters,
Mrs. Clara Wheeler and Mrs. Flor¬
ence Daniels, Trenton, Mrs.
Blanche Dean, Rising Fawn and
Mrs. Stella Gass, Rossville; two
brothers, Horace and George
Prince, Whiteside, Tenn. Funeral
services were held from the Cole
City Baptist Church with Revs.
Gene Smith and Alan Campbell of¬
ficiating. Interment was in the
Cole City Cemetery.
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BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS
Roy Cousins Elected
State Legion Comdr.
Roy Cousins of Greenville, Geor¬
gia, has been elected Department
Commander of the American
Legion, Department of Georgia.
Mr. Cousins married the former
Miss Martha Lee Page, daughter
of Mrs. W. E. Page.
Cousins, a veteran of World
War II, is self employed as a
dairyman. He served the past yeai
as Senior Vice-Commander of the
Legion, is a past commander of
the Fourth District and a past
commander of the Greenville Post.
Patrons Begin Work
Project on School
Patrons of Davis School have
begun a work project on the old
barracks which are located on the
school grounds and hope to have
an attractive place in which to
hold several classes this fall.
Since the split session plan will
not be in use this term, as it
was believed earlier, patrons of
the school decided to try to make
the barracks do for another term,
or until more classroom space is
available.
The grass about the buildings
have been cut and some carpen¬
ter work done. About 15 or 20
ladies showed up Monday to paint
the interior, with the outside to be
painted by the men.
PINEY CHURCH TO HOLD
YOUTH NIGHT AUG. 11
The Piney Grove Baptist
Church will hold a youth night
service Sunday, Aug. 11. At this
evening service, Terrell Lanier,
nephew of Mr. L. A. Mitchel will
preach and Denny Goodwin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Goodwin,
will lead the singing. Everyone
is invited.
DADE WELFARE DEPT ............
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elude adoptions, of which four ap¬
plications were received, three dis¬
posed of, three are pending, two
referred by court and one disposed
of. Cancer Clinic referrals num¬
bered three; Vocational Rehabili¬
tation referrals totaled 34; Train¬
ing School applications numbered
three, while there were four out-
of-town inquiries.
The total amount spent on all
these programs was $196,422.00.
Of this amount, only $7,360.00 was
spent by the county, with the state
paying the rest.
According to remarks in the re¬
port bulletin, the public assistance
program’s aim is to be impartial
to all. It does not pretend to meet
the needs of all of the people who
come into the office, but a helping
hand is extended as far as the de¬
partment’s resources will reach.
Mrs. Davis, who is assisted by
Miss Imogene Blevins, clerk, has
expressed appreciation to the fol¬
lowing for their interest and serv¬
ices which made the work of the
welfare department profitable the
past year:
Dave T. Brown, chairman, Mrs.
F. N. Belk, vice-chairman of the
county welfare board; Ordinary
A. W. Peck, church groups, civic
organizations, Tri-County Hospital
staff, Dr. N. H. Hutchison, Dade
County Health Department, Social
Security Administration, Voca¬
tional Rehabilitation and indivi¬
duals.
AMERICAN LEGION POST f M
Second and fourth Thursday
night 7:30 P. M. every month.
Legion Hall.
Dennis Sullivan, Corndg.
A. J. Atchley, Adj. ....
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