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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1957)
1HE 0AD£ C6UNTY ITMEsT tUBNTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1361 Mrs. Martin Nethery New Trenton HD Prexy Mrs. Martin Nethery was ele¬ cted president and Mrs. Henry Gross vice-president when members of the Trenton Home Demonstration Club chose new officers Tuesday night. Also ele¬ cted to serve during the next year were Mrs. T. J. Bell, secre¬ tary; Mrs. Harold Gross, treas¬ urer; and Mrs. Asa L. McMahan, reporter. New project chairmen are to be appointed. < Members of the nominating committee were the outgoing officers: Mlrs. Jack Cash, presi¬ dent; Mrs. N. H. Hutchison, vice-president; Mrs. Troy Wis- ner, secretary; and Mrs. Lewis Whited, treasurer. Interesting reports from three project chairmen were heard during the meeting. Mrs. Har¬ old Gross told of unusual ways' of decorating with paint, while Mrs. Martin Nethery described correct canning and freezing procedures, also giving hints on making the job easier, and Mrs. N. H. Hutchison read a paper on landscaping around the home. 1 The club voted to donate $2.00 a month to the Helping Hand organization and also to bring a can of food for the project) when the December. Christmas Mrs. party A. L. isj 1 (held in Dyer is to be hostess and mem¬ bers are also to bring a gift costing not over $1.00. Mrs. Jules Case, Dade County H. D. Council president, council gave a report of the recent meeting held at Byrd’s Chapel. GEORGIA, DAP® OOtJNTY. ' All creditors of the Estate of George H. Nesbit. deceased. late of said County, are hereby noti¬ fied to render in their demands to the undersigned according to law, and all persons indebted to said Estate are required to to maxe immediate payment of November, me. This 23rd day 1957 Guardian and E J Glower, Administrator as of Ex Officio Deceased George H. Nesbit, CITATION GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:— having in due Melrose Lee form 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, that said application will be heard before me at the regular the December term, 1957, of Court of Ordinary of said County. hand and official Witness my signature, this 4th day of Nov¬ ember, 1957. Ordinary of A.W. Peck Dade County, Geo rgia LAND SALE By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Dade County, Georgia, will be sold for cash, at public outcry, on the first Tuesday in December 1957, at- the Court House door in said county, between the legal hours of sale, the tracts of land in said county described as follows: Beginning at a point on Quar¬ les Creek on the Tennessee State Line and running west with said State Line to the cor¬ ner of fractional Lot No. 1 to John Pearson’s stone corner on the Alabama State Line, thence with Pearson’s line east to the Quarles Creek as it meanders to the beginning point on the Tennessee State Line, said tract containing fifty (50) acres, more or less. Also the following tract o f land is conveyed, being in the same county and state and lo¬ cated in the 19th District and 4th Section, said tract beginning at a rock known as the corner rock of the State of Alabama and Georgia on the Tennessee State Line: thence from said rock easterly 8 chains to a sasafras bush; thence south¬ wardly to a black oak tree; thence northwardly 40 chains to the beginning corner, containing 16 acres, more or less. This sale is for the purpose cf distribution. This the 4th day of November 1957. J. M. Carroll, Adm. Estate of A. P. Tripp. ELECT L.,.......^ > . o/ DALTON, GEORGIA ------ ERW IN MITCHELL AS REPRESENTS FROM THE 7th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 'A Man of Proven Dedicated #• Service to the Peoole” JUDGE MITCHELL’S entire adult lif fc has been ded¬ icated to the service of his country, his community and his fellow citb-ens of Georgia, and at 33 he can look forward SEE AND HEAR 4 o a long life of continued service. ERWIN MITCHELL is a man of unquestioned integ¬ rity, fearless personal honesty and a profound knowledge of and svmpathv for the problems of the people of the 7th District. WATCH YOUR FAVORITE JUDGE MITCHELL will work aggressively in closest CHANNEL FOR DATES harmony with the members of the Georgia Delegation in AND TIME the United States Congress. Another report was heard from the scrapbook committee, with a meeting night set for working on the book. A most interesting demonst¬ ration was given by Miss Naomi Hubble, home demonstration agent, who showed colored slides pf Christmas decorations for both interiors and exteriors of homes. She also made some beautiful decorations using sim¬ ple objects such as a gold- painted roman brick, white candles, a white madonna fig¬ urine, spruce, Christmas balls and a water goblet painted gold. Mrs. Roy McBryar, who was ■hostess for the meetfing, had arranged several lovely harvest arrangements throughout her home. The dining table was covered with an aqua cloth and centered with a whimsical tur¬ key made from a large pine cone and pleated brown and red con- s-rufction paper. All about the •turkey had been placed small brown and red leaves with yel¬ low popcorn showing through. Assisting Mrs. McBryar entertaining were Farrell Bradford and Christopher. LEE SCRUGGS HOME BURNS AT CLOVERDALE The Lee Scruggs home burned Wednesday shortly before noon from fire of a unknown orgin. Located In the Cloverdale com¬ munity, the house and all its furnishings were lost. It was reported that Mrs. Scruggs had just left to attend a funeral when she looked back over her shoulder and saw smoke coming from the house. Dan Hall, Forest Ranger, and Earl Simmons of the ranger crew were called to the scene, 1 but by the time they arrived it | was too late to save the building. The doors, which had been loc¬ ked when Mlrs. Scruggs left, gave some difficulty in entering. It was believed the fire started *t<he attic. NEW SALEM HOLDING FALL FESTIVAL NOV. 80 It has been announced that the New Salem School will spon¬ sor a Fall Festival at the school on Saturday, Nov. 30, beginning at 6:30 p. m. A king and queen will be elected, also a prince and prin¬ cess. There will be cake walks, a fish pond, country store and all the usual good food. Every¬ one is invited to come and have a good time. GROVER GILBREATH BAGS 9-POINTER Grover Gilbreath, local dental technician, bagged a nine-point buck late Saturday afternoon weighing 200 pounds. The deer was the best of the 25 killed that day by a party of hunters on a three-day hunt. j The kill was made in Hale County, Alabama, where Mr. Gilbreath has a hunting camp. He used a 12-guage shotgun with No. 1 buckshot. 1 PA QE Z A IDEAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Mixers-Fry Pans Roasters Percolators Waffle Irons LAY BY & EASY TERMS Trenton Furniture & Appliance Co. TRENTON. GA.
