The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965, November 21, 1957, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1951 ERWIN MITCHELL Erwin Mitchell, o f Dalton, judge of Superior Courts, Chero¬ kee Judicial Circuit, announced today that he has officially qualified with George D. Ste¬ wart, secretary o f the State Democratic Executive Commit¬ tee, and M. W. “Cap” Hicks, secretary of the Seventh Dis¬ trict Democratic Executive Com¬ mittee, as a candidate to fill the unexpired term of the late Hen¬ derson Lanham a s Georgia’s Representative from the Seven¬ th Congressional District, sub¬ ject to the special Democratic Primary Election set for Dec¬ ember 4. Judge Mitchell was elected so¬ licitor general for the Cherokee Circuit in 1952, serving in that office until running, unopposed, for his present office in 1956. At 23, Mitchell became the young¬ est Superior Court Judge in the state. Father of three children and member of Dalton’s First Met¬ hodist Church, the young Mag¬ istrate, who served as a combat fighter pilot in World War 11 and again saw active duty with the Air Force during the Korean conflict, is a graduate of the University of Georgia law school, later practicing law with the firm of Mitchell & Mitchell in Dalton. His record of active service to the people of the Cherokee Ju¬ dicial Circuit, is cited by Judge Mitchell as one of the impelling reasons for his seeking to fill Lanham’s unexpired term. An i n t e n s iv e campaign is planned in behalf of Mitchell’s candidacy by a host of his fellow Daltonians, as well as supporters throughout the Seventh District. Paid Pol. adv. SPECIAL DINNER We’re all set to offer you a wonderful and delicious Thanksgivng turkey dinner with all the trimmings on Wednes¬ day, November 27. We Will Be Closed on Thanksgiving Day Busy Bee Restaurant TRENTON, GEORGIA AMERICAN LEGION POST 'Of Second and fourth Thursday night 7:30 P. M. every month. Legion Hall. Dennis Sullivan, Comdg. Local Models To Appear In Fashion Show Here Saturday The Evelene Shoppe and Gross Mercantile will present a fash¬ ion show Saturday, Nov. 23 when the Dade County Jaycettes spon sor a luncheon. The affair will be held in the Dade High Cafe- torium at 1 o’clock. Mrs. E. G. Wright, Jr. is in charge of table arrangements. Models in the fashion show will be local children and adults. Tickets are on sale for $1.00 each at both the Evelene Shoppe and Gross Mercantile. Also sell¬ ing tickets are members of the Jaycettes. FHA MEMBERS INITIATED RECENTLY At our formal initiation, twelve new members were taken (into Dade High FHA Club. : Patricia Wheeler, club presi¬ dent, c a 1 le d the meeting to order. Patsy Hartline, vice-president, explained the emblem and read the creed. Eight girls, acting as guides, gave the purposes of FHA in a special candlelight service. The tables were covered with a white cloth, and a centerpiece of red roses and white candles were used. ' The girls wore red and white, the FHA colors. Colored pictures were made and refreshments served toy the refreshment committee, Geneva Ross and Bettye Wheeler. At this social period, the members en¬ joyed singing. Wildwood Letter Written for last wteek Hi You all . . . I got a jacking up or two and a few sly digs about not getting a letter in last week, but shucks, you know me. It’s just like water off a duck’s back. Folks up here were running around like crazy last week end. The Dantzlers went to Smyrna, Ga.; the Watkins, Judy Strawn, Pat and I went to Athens to see Bill and Eddie; Miss Lizzie Town send went to Atlanta for a visit with Red. The Junior Cross fam¬ ily was in for a visit with Lettye. Most of those who were at home were stmighening up for the judging. We have lots o f sickness around here, but that would hardly come under the heading of news. We feel a great loss to Dade County and to Georgia in the death of Rep. Henderson Lan¬ ham. We always were kept in¬ formed by him concerning all legislation which affected our state. He was a fine gentleman. I have been up to here in the business of compiling reports and writing resumes, so I have lost out on my snooping for this week Here’s hoping I’ll do better next time. See yia Love —Mary NEW SALEM BAPTISTS PLAN BAKE SALE The New Salem Baptist Church will sponsor a Bake Sale Wednesday, Nov. 27 in front of the Evelene Shoppe in Trenton. Sweet potato, pumpkin and egg custard pies will be specialties along with other pies and cakes. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the second and fourth Saturday nighte each month at 8:00 p. m. R. V. Cureton, W. M. J. M. Rogers, Secy. DR. G. K. MacVane Chiropractor and Naturopath Ft. Payne, Ala. tifr'rftnPS OUR SOIL ★ OUR STRENGTH 5 Dan Hall, County Ranger of ‘the Georgia Forestry Commis¬ sion, believes in the saying, “Practice what you preach”. Dan has recently purchased approx¬ imately 20 acres of woodland in the Piney Community that he hopes to turn into a profitable Tree Farm. He has already started improvement of the woodland by some of the thicker clumps of young pines and cut¬ ting out the small, undesirable hardwood. The open spots will be set to pine seedlings. The large, undesirable trees will be girdled or poisoned to prevent a lot of damage to the young trees that occur if they were cut and allowed to fall all a once. Arnold McBryar, on the Sand Mountain Brow road, has done splendid job of establishing waterways on his farm. The waterways are established in fescue and clover in preparation to putting in a good terracing system. We feel that good water- v, ays such as these are the an¬ swer to a lot of our water dis¬ posal problems. CITATION GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:— Melrose Lee having in due orm applied to me for year’s support out of the estate of M. K. Lee, deceased, this is to notify the next of kin and the creditors of the said M. K. Lee, deceased, ;hat said application will toe heard before me at the regular December term, 1957, of the Court of Ordinary of said County. official Witness my hand and signature, this 4th day of Nov¬ ember, 1957. A.W. Peck Ordinary of Dade County, Georgia BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS If You Thnk It Will Save You Money To Wait Until Jan. 1st To Buy A New Car, You Haven’t Checked our “Low Overhead Deal” On These New Cars. 1958 PLYMOUTH “Fury” Sport Coupe.....3413.75 305 H. Pi high performance engine, Power brakes, Loaded with extras 1958 PLYMOUTH Mere 4 dr. Hardtop. .3296.00 Pushbutton transmission, Power brakes, Power steering, Safety package, Radio, & all the extras. 1958 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4 dr. Sedan... 2990.38 Pushbutton transmission. Radio, Heater, Anodised insert, Fully equipped with extras. 1958 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4 dr. Sedan.......2870.00 Pushbutton transmission, Radio, Heater, Safety package, Rear speaker, All extras. 1958 PLYMOUTH Dehxe 2 dr Station Wagon 2932.00 Pushbutton transmission, white tires, Sportone paint, Heater, Undercoated. All cars equipped with V-8 engines, torsion bar level ride no dip suspension, back up lights, wheel covers, air foam seats and accessory groups. WEEK END SPECIAL CHEVROLET—210, 1953 2 One Owner Save That Commission - Trade with the Owner Trade Where Your Money Buys The Most Dyer Motor Co. Trenton, Ga. PAGE t wins Earrings _______________________ 2 Pair for $1.00 Jersey Blouses, Reg. $2.98 ----------------- $1.88 Sizes 34-38 Pre-Teen Dresses, Reg. $4.98 and $5.98 $1.00 off Bras, Reg. $1.00 ________________________ 79c Moccasins, Reg. $2.98 _____________________ $2.49 Ladies and Children’s Reg. $3.98 __________ $3.49 Blouses, Reg. $1.00 ------------- 88c Sizes 34-38 Receiving Blankets ___________________ 2 for $1.00 Head Scarves, Reg. 79c --------------------- 49c Neck Scarves, Reg. 29c ______________________ 19c See Our Tiny Tears Dolls Evelene Shoppe Trenton, Ga.