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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1958)
PAGE 2 THE DADE COUNTY TIMES MRS. CATHERINE C. MORRISON Owner and ........ Entered at the Post Office at Trenton, Ga., as second class mail SUBSCRIPTION RATES —IN ADVANCE One Year, $2.00; Six Months, $1.25; Three Months, 75 Cents. Plus Sales Tax TRENTON, GEORGIA DIAL: OL 7-4422 Persons writing for publication are requested to furnish names, otherwise the communication will not be published. will be withheld on request, but all communications must be signec Memorials, Cards of Thanks and articles of like nature will be charged at IV 2 cent a word for one insertion, payable in advance Advertising rates will be furnished on application LOCALS Thanks to Mrs. N. E. Fugatte of Rossville for her subscription. Mr. L. S Blake is seriously ill at his home- Mr- and Mrs- Walt Haering have moved to Red Bank. We hope Mr. E. R. Wells is feeling better. We are glad to note that H. F. Allison returned to his office Tuesday. Aaron Robertson of Chattan- ooga, former resident, is recover-* ing from surgery. We missed Mr. Jim Jenkins during court week. We hope his knees will soon be better. Mr. and Mrs. R. L- Hadden, who made a flying trip to Chic¬ ago last week, returned in the w T ee hours of Friday morning. Elmer Oliver boarded a plane .for San Antonio, Texas Sunday on a business trip. He will return this weekend. Mr. Doug Thomas of Dunnel- lon, Fla. and brother Paul from Bessemer, Ala. spent last Tues¬ day night with L. S. Blake- Watch for the Lily Parade girls on Saturday,. April >5 and have your contribution to the Georgia Crippled Children's Soci ety handy. Mrs- Alvin Taylor has been ill. Albert Quinton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Quinton of Piney, is Lome this week from Berry Schools. Dade County school children (are starting to school this Satur¬ day in addition to the five day week to make up time lost dur ing the bad weather- Congratulations to Mrs. Clyde C- Neely for being one of the winners in the Hidden Rule Con (test published in the Newspaper Correspondents Folks magazine. The George Getters spent Sunday in Alabama, visiting Mrs. Getter’s sister and new baby We notice some beautiful hya cinths in Mrs. Dan Carroll’s yard. Hr. and Mrs- Van Wall are an¬ nouncing the birth of a daugh¬ ter on March 24 in a Chattan¬ ooga hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds and one ounce. Mrs. Wall will be remembered as the former Miss Irene Forester. Mr. L. S- Blake is confined to his room in a very serious con¬ dition. Those who visited him Saturday and Sunday were his son Rufus Blake and grandson Norman Blake of Lookout Mt., Mr- Howard Blake, a nephew of Sulphur Springs, Ala-, Mr. and Mrs. Borden Blake of Decatur, Ala., and Mrs. Beatrice Blancitt, a niece of Chattanooga, and Mr- John Reeves. Regular meetings Trenton Lodge No. lt9 F. & a. M. the second and fourth Saturday nighta each month at 8:00 p. m. Take Home a Case ft D/ttNK 25 - J* * ■' *fC w V *»’ o*- THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1958 HOOKER Mrs. Thelma Bell Mr. and Mrs. W- S- Winfrey of Atlanta spent the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Ault have moved into this community from Piney. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Murphy and children of Lake View visit¬ ed Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Strawn Sunday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hunt and children of Wildwood, Mrs. Thelma Bell and Miss Sue Bishop. Private Marvin Hunt, who has been spending several days with his parents, M!r. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt, will leave Thursday for Santa Anna, California, where he wll be stationed for several weeks before going overseas- Mr. and Mrs- Ralph Jones and family and Mr. and Mrs. Camp¬ bell were called to Chattanooga Thursday on account of the account of the death of Mrs. Jones’ and Mrs- Campbell’s uncle, Mr. Horace Price- Mr. and Mrs. Grover Ballard are spending several weeks with their son, Carl and family, on Sand Mountain. Mrs- Grace Mitchum and Mrs. Lilian Strawn visited Mr. and Mrs- Tommy Mitchum Saturday. Mesdames Lloyd Sims, Bob White and Nancy Lowery en¬ tertained with a miscellaneous shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. White, honoring Mrs. Ralph Burrell, Jr. who before her recent marriage was Miss Paul¬ ine Ginn. CORRECTION In last week’s issue, it was re¬ ported that Oct. 31, 1955 was the date the Worley School was believed to have burned. The line should have read “ It is believed the Worley School burn ,ed Oct. 31, 1938 ” We are sorry for the error. Rising Fawn Harold Dawkins, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clark Dawkins, died at Walter Reed Hospital Washington, and was buried a the Chattanooga Memorial Cem- etrey. He is survived by his wife, Neida and one daughter. The Harold Castleberrys have sold their home to the Bugs Gat¬ lins and moved into the Uncle Ben Castleberry home. The Gat lins plan to move into their new home as soon as Lookout Creek is low enough for trucks to bring their furniture thrugh. They are doing some remodeling in the meantime. Mrs- Haley Dean visited with her brother, Jay Castleberry Chickamauga, several days, in eluding a birthday for him. Rev. and Mrs. Gene Davis and Miss Jane Jeans, Decatur, Ga. were week-end guests of the Ric hard Fricks- Mrs. Richard Looney and Mrs. Lunsford Fricks attended the GEA last week. A group of WSM members from the Baptist Church made a trip to Bessemer last week to honor Mrs. Taylor Castleberry’s mother, Mrs. Ada Moore, on her birthday. Mrs. Moore’s home burned during the heavy snows and lost all her clothing and furniture, the firemen could do little because of frozen water connections but did prevent the adjoining homes from burning. Joint Easter services will be held by the Baptist and Method¬ ist churches at the Baptist Church with the Rev- Richard bringing the message. Rising Fawn Bible Study will attend the Trenton Wednesday night. This seems to be a birthday The guests of the to celebrate the birth¬ of Mrs. Myrtle Guida, M!r- sister, were Mr. and Carl Thomas, South Pitts¬ SPRING TIRE SALE** Now 100% Nylon At Unbelievable Prices Richmond “Statesman Cushion” Nylon Tube Type With 24 Months Road Hazard Guarantee 670 x 15 Blackwall $15-94 * Whitewall $20.20* 710 x 15 Blackwall 17.99 * Whitewall 22.74 * 760 x 15 Blackwall 19-95 * Whitewall 25.11 * AND LOOK WHAT YOU CAN BUY A RAYON TIRE FOR 670 x 15 Blackwall $11.80 * Whitewall $15-14 * 710 x 15 iBladkwaU 13.60 * Whitewall 17.32 * 760 x 15 Blackball 15.17 * Whitewall 19.28 * * Plus Tax and Recappable Tire * * Prices Good Only Through April 7, 1958 AND THAT'S NOT ALL Present A Copy Of This Ad While Buying Your Tires And There Will Be More Delightful Surprise Gifts For You ! Weekend Used Car Special 1956 Ford Fair lane V-8, One Owner, 18,000 Actual Miles, Radio, Heater, Deluxe Sport one Paint, 5 New Tires . .. $1395.00 Save That Commission — Trade with the Owner Dyer Motor Co Trenton, Ga. Miss Anne Mitchell, Mo¬ bile; Mrs. Maude Thomas and daughter, Mildred, Chattanooga. The Baptist Quartette and others from the church will at¬ tend the revival services of Rev. Nelson’s church at Minnville, Ala. this week. The Methodist church revival services will begin April 13, with Dr. J. Homer Slutz as preacher. The Baptist W. S. M- U- met at the home of Mrs. Ray Smith for the March meeting. The topic for March was “The Fruits of Prayer”. Mrs. Ray Wallen was appointed to organize a “Sun¬ beam Club” for the children. Mrs. Julius Pongle is in a Chat anooga hospital for examina¬ tion. This is the first time, after 38 years of marriage, that they have ever been apart at night- Frank Woodyard of Paducah, Ky. and Lawrence Woodyard of Chattanooga were home far the week-end. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Van Wail, a daughter. Mr. Willis Blevins continues ill at Tri-County Hospital- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cantrell and daughter, Mrs. Denby and daughter were recent of the Dr. Middletons. DADE-DAVIS BASEBALL TEAMS PLAY APRIL 1 The afternoon of April 1 is the date for the opening baseball game of the season between the schools on the Davis field. SLYGO We have a beautiful day and feel sure spring is just around the corner, then we have a day like today, cold rain and wind; but I’m sure it can’t last much ilonger, until everything is green land we will have warm sunny days. The trustees of the Bethlehem Church had a meeting the third Saturday night in March to de cide when to have an election, rto elect a trustee to fill the va cancy left by the death of Mr- Leighton Street. They decided the election will be held the /third Saturday night in April which will be April 19th. Those who are interested please be present. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Cureton, Mr. and Mrs- Will Cureton, Mr. Ralph Cureton and Miss Edna Waddell attended <the funeral of Mr- Horace Price at Sarahs Chapel Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Streets company was all of their child¬ ren and grandchildren Sunday. Mrs. Street is still on the sick 'list. Several people in the commun¬ ity have the flu; Mrs- John Pat¬ terson, Mrs. Virgie Cureton, and Mr. Henry Dugan. Mrs. Ralph Cureton is at home after a weeks stay in the hospital. The Lloyd Sims and the Linus Ginns had a “fish fry” Sunday H. F. ALLISON AGENCY Representing Stock Companies In Fire and Automobile Insurance Licensed Real Estate Broker TRENTON. GEORGIA night, sure sounds good. The M- M- Garners visited the Tom Slaughters Tuesday night. The Frank K- Patterson family visited the Cecil Bryant family fin LaFayette Sunday. The John Pattersons guests were some cousins they had not \seen in 25 years- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Amburgy from Jasper, Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. Huey Amburgy from Indiana. It was quite a sur¬ prise and a thrill to talk over old times Mrs- Elmer Burns visited Miss Edna Waddell and Mrs. Waddell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Sham- baugh visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dugan and Mr. and Mrs. John Cureton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moore and Gail visited the J. T. Plunketts on Lookout Mt- Sunday after¬ noon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reeves and igirls were the guests af Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dugan in Ft. Oglethorpe Saturday night. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reeves in Rising Fawn Sunday. The Jack Doyle family, The Teddy Hunt family and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Doyle visited the Brad Gross family, for the day Satur¬ day. Mrs. Edgar Moore along with Mr. and Mrs. Demeree Bradford went to Gatlinburg, Tenn. to see Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Tatum and Karen Sunday.
