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JACKSON CANDIDATE FOR
DIRECTOR LIONS INTER¬
NATIONAL
Lions of Georgia are offering
to the International Association
of Lions Clubs, Ivan H. Jackson,
of Cartersville, Georgia, as a
candidate for the office of In¬
ternational Convention in Chic¬
ago, July 1958.
Ivans Jackson, a Lion since
1944, has served his Lions Club
o f Cartersville i n practically
every major office and commit¬
tee chairmanship. He has been
Deputy District Governor and
in 1951-1952 as District Gover¬
nor he earned the 100% District
Governor Award. He has been a
member of the International
Convention Committee four dif¬
ferent years and State Public
Relations Chairman from 1955
to 1957.
GORDON JOHNSON NOW
WITH GRIFFITH CHEV.
Gordon Johnson, well-known
mechanic on the square, is now
at Griffith Chevrolet Co. and
invites his many customers to
visit him there.
Johnson has been in business
for himself next to the old Dade
Theatre building for some time.
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, Secy.
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:—
All persons having claims
against the estate of Dean T.
Jeffrey, deceased, are hereby
notified to file same with the
undersigned Administrator of
said estate according to law.
T. P. JEFFREY
Administrator of the estate of
Dean T. Jeffrey, deceased.
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-
This is to notify all creditors
and persons having claims
against the estate of Joseph G.
Gregory, to file same with the
undersigned Administratrix.
This September 24, 1957.
Mrs. DeVena Reynolds
Administratrix of the estate of
Joseph G. Gregory, deceased.
THE DADE COUNT* WmS: TRENTON, GEORGIA, TffORUUT, OCTOBER 24, 1957
Plum Nelly Show
Draws Over 7,500
Judging from the number of
tickets handed out tat the ent¬
rance, approximately 7,500 per¬
sons drove out the winding dirt
roads to Miss Fannie Mennen’s
mountain studio, Plum Nelly,
this past weekend to view the
collection of paintings and other
'attractions. Although Saturday
was cold and dreary, Sunday
turned out to be a perfect day
in which to go riding in the
country. There was still the an¬
noyance of some dust, but
rot quite like in past years, for
appeared that part of the
had been watered down.
The several parking lots were
at tall times, with the cars
handled expertly, and one
to wait in line to enter the
to see the paintings
to be served coffee, barbe¬
hot dogs and other delica¬
Unfortunately for many
arrived Sunday afternoon,
barbecue had been sold out,
those who so desired had the
of eating at long picnic
with a marvelous view of
Crook, the far moun¬
range, and the glory of
coloring in the valley.
Members of the Denham Class
the New Salem Church were
busy assisting with the food
with small errands such as
the grounds clear of
and sandwich papers.
of the girls were dressed
red skirts and white blouses.
were Charles Haygood,
Gray, Patsy McKaig, Ric¬
McKaig, Therol Fulghum,
McKaig, Glenda Moore,
Ann Moore, Lagatha Gray,
Fulghum, Carolyn Ful¬
and Norma Jean Gray,
all led by their Sunday School
teacher, Mrs. W. H. Denham.
Not far away, the gaily paint¬
ed “cider wagon” drew scores of
thirsty visitors as Mr. and Mrs.
Art Moore dispensed cider, gin¬
gerbread, hot Russian tea and
homemade grapejuice with the
assist of Mrs. Kelly Adkins. They
and other ladies of the commun¬
ity planned far in advance of
the show baking “acres” of gin
gerbread, and packing away ser¬
ving portions in their freezers.
The “city folks” were drawn to
the “Plum Nelly Jelly” booth,
which was full of all kinds of
preserved delights made in the
pleasant atmosphere of moun¬
tain kitchens. Mrs. Grady Mc¬
Kaig and Mrs. Melvin Ross were
in charge.
Some of the North Dade lad¬
who displayed quilts and
handmade lovelies were
Mesdames E. S. Oliver, C. G.
Hamlin, Charles Hixon and N.
E. Fugatt and Miss Wanda Wad¬
Jewell Gass, Dade County’s
addition to the roster of artists,
rhowed over a dozen new oil
paintings, some of them local
scenes. Many comments were
heard on both her technique and
the subjects she chose. Two
her paintings were sold before
noon on Sunday.
Dade County High
FHA Meeting
A meeting of F. H. A. members
of Dade County School was held
Oct. 16. Joyce Blackstock read
the Bible and lead the club in
the Lord’s Prayer. Sorita Wheel¬
er read a poem, “Recipes”
written by Gwendolyn Whited,
one of our new members. The
minutes were read and the roll
was called.
A committee was selected to
pick a play for the club to pre¬
sent. Members of the committee
are: Glenda Harrison, Gladys
Mahan, Ann Page and Fances
Gass. The club voted to have
anyone in the play who wanted
to be in it.
The F. H. A. Creed was repeat¬
ed in unison and the meeting
adjourned after refreshments
of cookies and hot chocolate
were served by the Refreshment
Committee.
The old-f asliioned picture
frame Helen Polly Hall selected
for her dark scene, “Nirvana”,
also attracted much comment.
This was her only contribution
to the show.
Many sales were reported by
the exhibiting artists. Many
purchasers carried home their
prizes as soon as they were
bought. The absence of the usual
copper enameled jewelry by Vir¬
ginia Dudley caused disappoint¬
ment to quite a few, but the
jewelry displayed by other art¬
ists was lovely.
One of the main features of
the two-day event was the
Chickaroonie Puppet Show, pre¬
sented hourly by Fred Arnold
and Bill Carson, much to the
delight of the younger set.
Proceeds of the New Salem
sales will total well over $1,000
rfcer all expenses, according to
Mrs. Moore. This includes the
food booth sales.
Stop! Look! Listen!
STOP At the Place With Fine Reconditioned Used Cars
LOOK At the Car That Suits Your Taste in Style and Price
LISTEN To the Deal You Can Get On One of These
Cars If You Buy Before Nov. 1st
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1955 DODGE 2 Door Hardtop
1955 PLYMOUTH Club Sedan
1954 DODGE Coronet 4 Door
195 7 LINCOLN 4 Door Capri
1952 CHEVROLET 2 Door 210
* 1953 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Cranbrook
1953 DODGE 4 Door Coronet
1951 PONTIAC 4 Door DeLuxe
1950 DODGE Coronet 4 Door
1950 CHEVROLET Styleline DeLuxe
1949 PLYMOUTH 4 Door
1956 DODGE “8” y 2 -Ton
1955 DODGE y 2 -Ton
1954 GMC Suburban Carryall
Trade Where Your Money Buys The Most
No Salaries Or Commissions, Trade With The Owner
Dyer Motor Co.
Trenton, Ga.
CEMETERY WORKING
There will be an all day work¬
at the Long Cemetery in the
Chapel community Sat¬
Oct 26. All those concern¬
This Could be You
See that your Fall Clothes
are ready
Reds Cleaners
Phone OLiver 7-33S5
Trenton, Ga. —ft
It's Never Too
Late to Start
Your Savings
Start your savings account
with us to-day. Deposit
regularly—every pay day.
You’ll find that your in¬
sured savings account with
us is the bi*jest step you
can take in the right di¬
rection.
BANK OF DADE
TRENTON, GEORGIA
Every Account Insured up to $10,000.00
Member of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
please come and bring tools
lunch.
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