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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1957)
New England Baptist Church Invites You Sunday School—10:00 A. M......Worship Service—11:00 A. M. B. T. U—7:00 P. M..........Evangelistic Service—7:45 P.M. Pastor's Subject October 13, 1957 God's Tool Chest Pastor— Rev. Charles Webb An Old Fashioned Church With An Old Fashioned Spirit FAIR COMMITTEE TO MEET OCT. 10 J. M. Case has called a ing of the Fair Committee Oct. 10, the first since the fair, and has issued a call for members to be present. All pro¬ ceeds from the fair are to be in by the meeting date, and all statements presented. Premiums will be mailed following the meeting. BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS PIGS FOR SALE. W. O. Steven¬ son, Rt. 1, Wildwood, Ga. miles southeast of Trenton. ltp FOR SALE: Frigidaire tic washer. Call OL 7-4771 HIGHEST prices paid for pine and poplar logs. See us if you have any to sell. Dyer Lumber Company, Trenton, Ga. IF YOU GO TO A PHYSICIAN away from Trenton, why not have him call your prescrip¬ tion to HADDEN’S PHAR¬ MACY — We will pay the charges, and your prescription will be ready when you get back to Trenton. WANT TO tune your car Get your generator checked and cleaned. Save money delay when cold comes. E. H. Burns Service, Wildwood, Ga. near Post- office. Home phone OLiver 7-4900 after 6 at night, u f DR. G. K. MacVane Chiropractor and Naturopath Ft. Payne, Ala. FOUND One hog. Owner h&ve same by identifying and paying cost of keep C. G. Lawson, Slyigo Valley. 2tp-10-10 FOR SALE: iDuo-Therm drums & stand $45. L. A. Mit¬ chell, Edgewood sub. 3tp FOR SALE:-Dresser and wash- stand, both $35.00; iron bed three quarter size, $5.00. Mrs. DeWit t Williams. ltp FOR SALE: 20-month-old male Pekingese doig. Contact Dolly Barnhill at Enoch D. Boss’ home near school. 3tp _ FOR RENT—Unfurnished bedroom apartments, with electric stove, refrigerator, hot water heater, in Morrison Building in Trenton. Heat nished. ' .. . . . — • .. . .... \V' . .. ’ /. : ■ ■' ■*;/.. .... ..,**•*. SCHOOLS OPEN •' 2 Ai 1 Mi ^ <&>li { Al*rtnwi avaidi accident!. Accent! ore ovoidffcl# NfTIONAL ’ ^ WINNER 12TH *' POSTER CONTMT THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1957 WILDWOOD HI YOU ALL, Long time no see. I’m you have enjoyed Ruth’s and it was nice of her to me a mite. As you probably know, Doubleday is a student at at Sweetwater, Tenn. this Last Sunday, Betty went up visit Duke and she took along bonus, Carolyn Ford and bara Warren. Needless to Duke was thrilled to see all, and the cadets at the stitute enjoyed the visit, Big things are planned for fall, including the TMI football game and a on Oct. 26. Mrs. Joe Lucas of ooga, spent Sunday with Neely. Harold Cash has 'from a visit to New York. visiting his brother in he had to have an Harold said he just got of hearing people talk their operations and not able to tell his own So—he just remedied that item. Be—dogged if I know that blue ribbon we won on booth at the Fair this year worth this sore neck I’ve ever since. Mr. Eskle Baker of Rossyille guest speaker at the meeting of the North Dade Mr. Baker will discuss Psychology”. Bill has pledged Gamma Rho, agricultural ernity, at University of I hope to visit him within next two or three weeks. I love that campus. Goodbye for this week. to have a longer, newsier, letter next week. —Mary HOOKER By Mrs. Thelma Bell Misses Patricia and Wheeler spent Friday night Miss Edna Rosseau. Pvt. Marvin Hunt, is in Norfolk, Va., is spending leave with his parents, Mr. Mrs. Elmer Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wells, are announcing the birth of grandson—born to Mr. and Albert Wells, Jr. at Kansas. The baby has named Kenyon Rene. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. r.nd children visited Mr. Mrs. Couch in Chattanooga day. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt family were called to Tenn., Sunday, on account the serious illness of Hunt’s uncle, Mr. Buell Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Murphy of Chattanooga spent with Mr. and Mrs. Coates. Mr. Prill Strawn has from a four week’s trip to Louisville Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph and children of St. Elmo Mrs. Florence Strawn Mr. and Mrs. Tommy of Chattanooga visited Mr. Mrs. Floyd Mitchum Sunday. Miss Gail Baker of White spent Saturday night with Glenda Mitchum. WEST BROW NEWS Last Tuesday night the com¬ munity League met. Left over business from the Fair was at¬ tended to. New business consist¬ ed of finding out how we can aid in the civil defense. Wednes¬ day the windows were placed in the community building. Saturday afternoon Connie McCarty was honored with a birthday party at her home. Stella McCarty had charge of the lively games which were en¬ joyed by all. Refreshments were served and the gifts were lovely for the young girl of ten. Saturday evening in the home of Jewel Plunkett, Carolyn Hix- ©n Morrow was honored by a shower. Seventeen /guests enjoy¬ ed the games and refreshments. Monday afternoon at 2:15 the •little Brownies gathered at the Community House to have the beginning of their troop meet¬ ings. 11 girls wer^present. enjoyed Songs by and games were ithe group. Officers were elected. Lynda Williams is the president with Linda Thames as vice- president. The secretary is Anita Teet and the treasurer is Lee Veal. Monday at 5:30 sixteen girls met to have their first troop meeting of the Girl Scouts in this community. An introduc¬ tion and general discussion took up most of the evening and then the voting took place of officers and the selecting of members for the patrols. The president is Deloane Lipham and Joan Moore was elected vice-pres- Kansas Diamond Flour 25 lb. bag $2.19 Certificate for 6 Double Colas FREE with each bag Kleenex “200” 15c Delsey Tissue Pkg. 4 Rolls 55c Kotex Reg. 43c Blue Dot Duz DUZ DOES EVERYTHING 35c Tide THE WASHDAY MIRACLE 35c Cheer BLUE MAGIC WHITENER 35c John L Case Co. TRENTON, GA. ident. Bobbie Holt is the ary with Kathleen Voil$ as assistant. Mary Ellen Veal is treasurer with Muriel Voils the assistant. The three patrol leaders are Patsy Whitaker, Maria Hoppe, and Teet. The Sunday School contest the Chapel igot off to a good start with 54 present. Aubrey Long is the captain of the Yel¬ low team and Margaret Pflug is the captain of the green team. This Could be You See that your Fall Clothes are ready Red’s Cleaners Phone OLiver 7-3355 Trenton, Ga. OOOOOOOOOOOOOgOOqoOOOOQQQQgPQQ gQgQ fl ygflJLg_gJLg-jrVJLU | o I will get out of bed to fill your Prescriptions 24-Hour Prescription Service HADDEN’S PHARMACY Telephone Number Day or Night OL 7-4022 Trenton, Georgia “Where Pharmacy is a Profession — Not a Sideline” ^mmra g o~g~s~s a g a b ffT7r5~yipr~BTnnnnra 6 inraoirff ~a is inrTnnnnra a u Convenient ! INSTANT 5 OZ. Fleetwood JAR COFFEE 1.19 Comet Cleanser 16c Lipton’s Tea 4 oz. Pkg. 45c Lipton’s Tea Bags 25c Colonial Sugar 5 lb. Bag 49c $0LL/|# STORE P A G E 5 GARBAGE COLLECTIONS EVERYONE WITHIN THE TRENTON CITY LIMITS WHO HAS GARBAGE MOVED WILL BE BILLED $1.00 PER MONTH ALONG WITH THE WATER STATEMENTS BEGINNING OCT 1. THOSE LIVING OUT¬ SIDE THE CITY LIMITS WILL BE DUE $1.0.0 MOVING CHARGE FROM THE TIME THEY STARTED THE SERVICE. sunshine Hydrox Cookies 12 oz. Pkg. 39c Oxydol 35c Spic and Span 29c GORDON’S Potato Chips 10c-25c-39c Golden Eagle Syrup 5 lb. jar 79c IVORY SOAP, large ... 17c IVORY SOAP, medium ..... lie IVORY SOAP, pers. . . . 4 for 25c IVORY FLAKES ........... 35c IVORY SNOW ............. 35c CAMAY, bath .............. 15c CAMAY, comp.........4 for 33c DASH ..................... 42c LAVA, medium.............15c DREFT .................... 35c CASCADE ...............'•• 40c 12 oz................ 39c DUZ SOAP POWDER ...... 35c
