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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
MRS. CATHERINE C. MORRISON ........ Owner and Publish**
Entered at the Post Office at Trenton, Ga., as second clas6 mall.
Nat. 4-H Club Week
LOCALS
Mr. Gus Forester has also been
ill and confined to his bed.
Col D. E. Morrison attended
a S. C. S. meeting in Macon,
Monday.
Mrs Jack Sells has returned
'from the hospital and is conval-
lescing at her home.
Mr. L. R. Ryan has been hos¬
pitalized in Chattanooga for a
serious illness.
Mr. Add Doyle suffered a
stroke recently and remains con¬
fined to his home.
Mrs. Louise Wright and Mrs.
Clara Mae Brandon attended an
ASC meeting in Carrolton Mon¬
day.
We were sorry to learn that
Mrs. Jasper E Hill is in Tri-
County Hospital and Mrs Joe N.
Mayhew is in a Chattanooga
Hospital
The Garden Club of Trenton is
meeting a week late this month.
The March meeting will be a
covered dish luncheon on March
13 at the home of Mrs. E. L.
Raulston.
. The Jonquils have been u-p for
some time but we haven’t heard
of any blooms yet. The latter
part of last week was encourag¬
ing, with beautiful weather
(spiked with blustery winds.
Mrs. Genieva Allison and Edna
B. Sutton, Dade Co. Home Ec.
teachers, will attend the spring
study group meeting Friday
(afternoon in the Home Ec. De¬
partment of the high school in
Calhoun.
Members of the Intermediate
Class of the Trenton M. E.
Church enjoyed a skating party
Friday night, accompanied by
Mrs- Asa L. McMahan, class
teacher, Miss Elene Dyer and
Miss Ellen Mbrie Schneider.
Next Tuesday, March 11, is
election day in Trenton to elect
a Mayor to fill the unexpired
term of Mr. Early Ellis who died
while holding the office of
Mayor. Charles T. Sims is the
only candidate to qualify.
The Misses Wilma Pace, Naomi
Hubble and Ellen Marie Snyder
and Dude Moore were supper
guests of the R. L- Hiltens after
the church services Sunday
evening. The group enjoyed
slides taken of the recent snow
and ice formations near Case
Cavern
March is Red Cross month.
There have been so many disas¬
ters this past year and the Red
Cross has been the neighbor
there to help that they are now
urgently in need of funds. Give
generously when the Red Cross
worker in your community calls
on you or leave your gift with
Mrs. Virginia Reed, 1958 Fund
Chairman, in the Tax Commis¬
sioner’s office.
SEWING AND FOOD CLASSES
TO BEGIN MARCH 10
We urge all ladies interested
in either Sewing cr Foods and
Nutrition to meet in the Home
Ec. Dept., Monday night, March
10 at 7:30 p. m. There is no
charge for these classes which
are given annually by Home Ec.
Dept, of Dade Co. High School.
Mrs. Edna Sutton, Home Ec.
teacher, will be in charge
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1958
ROUTE 2 NEWS
Mrs. Fred Cooper
Saturday visitors of the Fred
Coopers were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Crownover and four children
end Mitchell Tinker all of Chatt¬
anooga, Mr. and Mrs. Estel Tin- <
ker and daughter from the
mountain and Mr. and Mrs. Lav-
erne (Mutt) Laney and baby
daughter of Long Island, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Estel Tinker's
Sunday visitors were Mrs- Ed
Riddle and two girls, Miss Arm-
anda Meeker of Fabius, Ala. and
Mitchel Tinker. Buddy Cooper
spent Saturday night at Fabius,
Alabama.
Lots of the folks are getting
their tags for their cars. Dead¬
line is April 1.
Miss Elizabeth Cooper return¬
ed to Alabama with her sister to
spend a week or two- Mrs. Hazel
Lancaster’s visitors Thursday
inight were the Fred Coopers.
Mr. Lenard Stewart was ope¬
rated on again last week. John
Shelton, who is sick, had comp¬
any Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Cooper and son visited his
mother Sunday night.
March 3 we had 40 degree tern
perature. It will soon be planting
itime.
Obituary
Mrs. Julia Long Pittman
Mrs. Julia Long Pittman, age
74, died Feb. 27, in a Rome, Ga.
hospital. She is survived by one
son, Roy Pittman, Atlanta, Ga.;
two grandsons and one great-
grandson; three brothers, Fred.
Will and Paul Long, all of Rising
Fawn, Ga. Funeral services were
held from graveside of the Long
Cemetery near Rising Fawn, Ga.
with the Revs. Taylor Castle-'
berry and Richard Looney offi¬
ciating. Pallbearers were Carlton
Pittman, Charles Long, Otto
Long, Buddy Long, James Hat¬
field, and Grover Long.
HOOKER NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Tittle of
Florence, Ala. spent the week¬
end with Nat’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Tittle.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strawn
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mal-
lock at Sewanee, Tenn. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardeman
and son of Florence, Ala. spent
the week-end with Mrs. Floyd
Mitch um, and Glenda.
Mrs. Delilah Wheeler and
daughter, Delilah Faye, of Tren¬
ton visited Miss Claudia Winfrey
and Mrs. John Mayhew Friday.
Mr. Hayden Strawn has re¬
turned from a business trip to
Memphis, Tennessee.
Miss Claudia Winfrey is re¬
covering from a serious illness at
the home of Mrs. J. E. Strawn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram
announce the birth of a daugh¬
ter Sunday at Tri-County Hos¬
pital- The baby has been named
Teresa.
Mr. Bob White is ill at a Chatt¬
anooga clinic.
Guests of Mr- and Mrs. Walter
Hunt Sunday were Mrs. Lillian
Strawn, Mrs. Thelma Bell, Mrs.
Sonia Hunt and Mr. and Mrs.
H L. Long and children.
Mr. Milton Lyle and mother,
Mrs. Ida McCauley, of Chatt¬
ooga, visited Mrs- Florence
Strawn Saturday.
Mr. Columbus Gouger, who
passed away in Knoxville, Satur¬
day, was buried in Hooker
Cemetery Tuesday p. m.
Mrs. Mae Wells and Mr. and
Mrs. John Rose and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Case
at Trenton Saturday.
A Bible Study Course was held
at Hooker Methodist Church last
week by Hooker, Sly go and Mor-
iganville churches with Rev-
Charles Holmes in charge
CHILI LUNCH SUCCESSFUL
The Trenton M. Y. F. netted
$3213 from its Chili Lunch de¬
spite the heavy snow which fell
the preceeding night and that
day. A group of enthusiastic
M. Y. F.’ ers, their leaders and
parents spent several hours serv¬
ing and delivering Chili. Every¬
thing was sold and the last de¬
livery had to be cancelled be¬
cause we had sold out!
The group voted to use their
money in the following way: To
send $5.00 to the Methodist
Youth Fund which goes to sup-
port Missionary projects; To
send $25 to a particular mission¬
ary; and to keep $2.13 in our lo¬
cal M. Y. F- fund. We shall eager¬
ly await a reply from Dr- Robert
F. Lundy, missionary to Malaya,
telling us how the $25 will be
used.
The M. Y- F. says a big thank
you to each one who ate with us
and to all who helped out with
the work- A special thank you
goes to Alojean Word of Morgan
ville M. Y. F. who was visiting in
Trenton and worked so faith¬
fully helping make the rounds
to deliver orders.
GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY. wife
TO: James Broyles and
Mary Broyles-
This is to notify you that
William H. Patterson, and wife
Grace M. Patterson have filed in
the Superior Court of Dade
County, Georgia, a petition to
adopt Dorothy Ann Broyles, a
minor daughter of vours- On
February 5, 1958, Hon. John W.
Davis, Judge of said Court,
signed an order by the terms of
which all persons interested in
said matter are ordered to show
cause, if any they can, before
him at 10:00 o’clock A. M. at the
Court House in Trenton, Georgia,
on the 16th day of June, 1958,
why the temporary custody of
said minor should not be award¬
ed to the Petitioners.in the fore¬
going matter. This notice is
given pursuant to said order of
the Court and pursuant to Sec-
74-408 of the Code of Georgia-
This February 10, 1958.
Grace H. Williams
Clerk of Superior Court
Dade County, Georgia
Special Service March 7 at
Rising Fawn Baptist Church
A special service is being held
at the Rising Fawn Baptist
Church this Friday night, March
7, at 7:30. An outstanding lay
speaker, Mr. Clyde Waters, from
Tucker, Georgia will be present
to speak- There will be special
Week-end Specials
Where Prices Average Lower
J. F. G. Coffee....... ............69c
Tall Milk........... ......2 for 25c
Shurefine Peaches____ ..... t\ can 25c
White Gold Sugar____ ......5 lb. 47c
Hormel Lard........ ......4 lb. 73c
Gloria Flour.............25 lb. 1.99
UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED
Bananas ........... .......10c a lb.
Hunts Catsup....... ...........15c
Apples............. ......3 lb. 29c
Satisfied Customers Our Motto
McBRYAR BROS.
TRENTON, GEORGIA
26 Days Left
Yes, only 26 days left
to get your slice of the cake during
the 40th Anniversary Birthday Sale
of DODGE PICKUPS
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Don t wait until next month
when you can buy cheaper this month.
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Week end Special
1954 FORD, Crestline, 4 door
1952 BUICK, 4 door
1954 CHEVROLET, y 2 ton pickup
Save That Commission — Trade with the Owner
Dyer Motor Co
Trenton, Ga.
i DINNER AT NEW ENGLAND
Sunday, March 9, there will be
a baked turkey dinner served at
the New England Methodist
Church. Adults $1.00—children
50c. Everyone welcome.
music. The public is cordially
invited.
