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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1958)
Morganville Methodist Church “A Friendly Church with a Living Faith” Charles W- Holmes, Jr., Pastor March 30, 1958 10 A. M. Sunday School E. T. Holmes. Supt. Ill A. M. Worship “Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone” 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship Dr. C. E. Lundy, speaker WANT ADS ATTENTION, Big Auto Auction Sale every Saturday night 8 o’clock. Everybody buys and sells at POWELL’S AUCTION BARN, 2 miles north of La- Fayette on highway 27. Furni¬ ture Sale every Monday night- Come one and all. Bring a little money and take home a load of Bargains. 2TP-3/27 FARM FOR SALE:—On Sand Mountain 20 acres good 5 room house, bath, large barn, pas¬ ture, 10 acres under cultiva¬ tion. Phone OL 7-4826- 3TP-4/3 FOR SALE: One ton chain block, heavy duty electric drill, two 2x18 screw jacks, hand meat grinder, cast iron and soil sewer pipe 4 inch. Can be seen after 5 P. M. at 1618 West 53 St. St. Elmo- Phone Taylor 1-3792. 2TP-3/27 MORE ABOUT PICTURES This is to remind you that we are still in the business of re¬ producing and processing pic¬ tures. You folks whose child¬ ren’s pictures were taken at the Library some few days ago, can have those pictures made up into a loveable “treasure” picture that you will appreci¬ ate. We can give you an en¬ largement with a beautiful frame and glass or lovely me¬ dallion in floral design. Give us your orders. Trenton Pic¬ ture House, P. O. Box 72 Phone OL 7-3275- FREE Estimates—wood cabinets, formica counters, floorcover¬ ing, wall tiles, any home re¬ pairs or additions. F- H. A. terms if desired. Bill Presley, Trenton, Ga- 3tp-4/3 GENERAL HAULING. Also high¬ est prices paid for your lives- stock. Phone OL 7-4812. 6tp-4/24 H. B. FULLER GRIST MILL— grinding, crushing, shelling. Tues. — Thurs—Sat. Ala. Rt. 75, 8 miles south of Alabama line, 2 miles North of Beaty’s Cross Road. Appreciate your business. 3tp-4/3 REAL ESTATE: Swap 6 room house in Tiftonia for acreage in Dade County. Tiftonia Fire Dept., John Shelley, phone TAylor 1-4858. 3tc-4/3 FOR SALE: One 1951 Jeep Stat¬ ion Wagon. See Chester Buch¬ anan, Trenton, Ga- Phone OL 7-4214. _ CORSAGES for Easter. $100. Mrs. DeWitt Williams, Trenton. FOR YOUR BULLDOZING needs call Alvin Reeves, Oliver 7-4971. 13tp-6/19 100 NEW HAMPSHIRE Red Lay¬ ing Hens for Sale- $1-25 each in lots of ten or more- Troy Wis- ner Trenton, Georgia, Oliver 7-3413 1TP MINNOWS $2.00 FOR 100. Phone 7-4822, J. D- Pike, Avans Post Office. 6tp-4/10 ROUTE 2 NEWS Mrs. Fred Cooper Miss Elizabeth Cooper and Maggie Cooper of Route 2, Tren¬ ton, and Glora Dean Carter of Chattanooga motored to Rome, Ga. to see Maggie’s brother, Frank Lancaster, who is in the hospital there. He is able to walk around a little, we are glad to report. Mrs. Mary Whetzell still iremains in a Chattanooga hos¬ pital. We hear she will have to stay at least three weeks. Mrs. Mary Lou Hardeman visited her last Thursday. John Shelton still remains sicks at his home. Mrs. Betty Spears was sick Sunday. iDavid Summerford was mar¬ ried last week we hear. He is the eon of L- S- Summerford. Mrs. Irene West entertained with a miscellaneous shower Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Odell West. About 30 guests were present. They received .many lovely gifts- We are sorry to report the death of Rick Morgan’s brother, who died from a car wreck. The Fred Coooper’s visited her daughter of Long Island, Ala. Sunday. Otto Cooper of Chatt¬ anooga visited his mother Maggie Sunday. She returned home with him to go have some X-Rays made Monday. John Tinker, Jr. spent a week with his daughter of Chattanooga. Mrs. Earline Michaels visited Mrs. Mary Whetzell in the hospital last week. Mrs. Bertha Patton had company Sunday. We had a visiting preacher Sunday who brought the mess¬ age, Rev- Pike. Rev. Jones was present, too. We hear the Gib Dock Stevens old home place burned over a week ago. It is in the Avans Community. The Worley Chapel School didn’t burn in 1955 because I went to school at that school and I started to school at Davis High in 1936. If Worley School hadn’t CITATION GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:- Fowler having in Maude Ella due form applied to me for year s support out of the estate of Silas W. Fowler, deceased, this is to notify the next of kip and cred¬ itors of the said Silas W. Fowler, deceased, that said application will be heard before me at the regular April term, 1958, of the Court of Ordinary of said County- hand , and official Witness my dav of March, signature, this 3rd 1958. Peck A. W* Ordinary of Dade County, 4T-4/3 Ga- HIGHEST prices paid for pme and poplar logs. See us if you have any to sell. Dyer Lumber Company, Trenton, Ga. DR. G. K. MacVane Chiropractor and Naturopath Ft. Payne, Ala. FOR SALE:the home of Bob and Ina Blevins, Rt, 1, Rising Fawn. FOR SALE:2 bronz turkey hens, now laying, and 1 tom. Price $10.00- May be seen at the home of Ina Blevins, Rt, 1, Rising Fawn. FOR SALE: Cedar posts cut from cedar tops. Any amount, any length. Price 15c each- May be seen at my place. R • L. (Bob) Blevins. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1958 ADULT HOMEMAKING CLASSES START New Adult Homemaking Classes were started last Thurs¬ day night in the home ec. de-i partment of Dade High School-! Under the supervision of Wilma* Mrs.! Edna B. Sutton and Miss Pace, county public health ■nurse, the classes should be a boon to many mothers in the' community. Jaycettes,' Members of the with Miss Pace, are providing transportation for those who wish to attend. Additional in¬ formation may be had by con¬ tacting Mrs. Sutton or Miss Pace. Classes are being held once a week on Tuesday nights. TRENTON H. D. CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY Mrs. Walter Page will be hos¬ tess Thursday, March 27 to the Trenton Home Demonstration Club- The regular meeting date has been changed since Miss Hubble has begun attending classes at the University of Chattanooga, and it is expected that a new date will be decided upon at this meeting- AVAKIAN’S TO ADD PLATE LUNCHES In approximately two weeks Avakian’s will begin serving plate lunches in addition to the cold plates and short orders current¬ ly being served- F. Q- Avakian said this week that Mrs. W. W- Williams will be associated with the business in connection with this new line- In order to seat more people, a partition at the rear of the store has been moved, the booths moved back and a new counter added onto the old one. Display -cases have also been re¬ arranged. burned I would have graduated in 1941- That must have been a mis-print in the year that it burned- I also went to the two teachers, Miss Laura Hartline and Cleo Blevins. ADVENT OF SPRING BRINGS SNOW HERE With the first hours of spring only a short time away, beauti¬ ful big flakes of snow drifted down over the county last Thursday morning, but the flur¬ ries lasted only a few minutes 6 <Lg_gJLgJLft ft fl 0 fl Q P g fl fl 0 fl flflOPgVOQQPQQQQQOQPOQPfl 7 - o o o o 3 I will get 24-Hour out of bed Prescription to fill your Service Prescriptions AULflAftfl fl o o O HADDEN’S PHARMACY g.gJLftJLlLlL o o Telephone Humber Day or Night OL 7-4022 Trenton. Georgia ULg-RgJLQ-it-r , o “Where Pharmacy is a Profession — Not a Sideline” o o Sealtest Ice Cream Self Service o — o o ufTyvunrrrrinrririnrTunnnTnnrunroTDinrufTiriTjnnririni i Take a Second Look! 1957 Chevrolet Sport Coupe V-8 1955 Chevrolet 4 dr. Bel Air V-8 1955 Plymouth 4 dr. Belvedere 1956 Chevrolet h ton pick-up 1956 Ford 6 cyl. Mainline M&W CHEVROLET Trenton, Ga. Trend Powder, 2 Boxes 39c Trend Liquid Sweetheart Soap 2 Cans 59c 4 Bars 31c * vacuus GORDON’S Jerrells freshness Potato Chips in a beg! 1 LB. PK Twin pkg. 69c Milk Powder 19c 69c Colonial Sugar Puffin 5 lbs. 49c Biscuits SUNSHINE Krispy Krackers 3 for 29c 1 lb. 25c Bosco 12 39c, 24 69c 3 lbs. 79 c oz. oz. John L. Case Co. TRENTON. GEORGIA PAGE 5 at a time. The snow returned before dawn Friday, for when residents looked out their win¬ dows, the ground was covered wth a thin blanket which soon began melting. BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS
