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WANT ADS
24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE.
also used car parts. G. C. Bur¬
rows, Vi mile south of Trenton
on Hwy. 11. Phone OL 73415.
3tp-6/5
WANTED; —the co-operation of
every merchant in (Dade County
in organizing a credit associa¬
tion. Watch this paper for
further announcements. Ace
Credit Service, Rossville.
6tp-5/22
FOR SALE; 5 room house, hath
and hot water, gas heat, Price,
$4500. See Vernon Gass or call
OL 7-4085.
3tc-5/29
FOR SALE: 25, 7 weeks old pigs.
Call John S. Loudender,
OL 7-4221.
FOR SALE:— Climbing tomato
plants. See J. F. Page, »n
Mountain Road, Route 2.
3tp-5/29
REPAIRS; on refrigerators and
ranges. Call Trenton Furniture
and Appliance Co. OL 7-4651.
FOR YOUR BULLDOZING needs
call Alvin Reeves, Oliver
7-4971. 13tp-6/19
HIGHEST prices paid for pine
and poplar logs. See us if you
have any to sell. Dyer Lumber
Company, Trenton, Ga.
FOR REPAIRS ON RADIO, TV —
and small appliances, call
Trenton Radio and T- V. Ser¬
vice, OL 7-3999, Trenton, Ga.
CITATION
GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN:-
Mrs. Grace M. Mitchum. hav¬
ing in due form applied to me
for a year’s support out of the
estate of Floyd Thomas Mitchum,
deceased, this is to notify the
;next of kin and the creditors of
the said Floyd Thomas Mitchum.
Sr., that said application will be
heard before me at the regular
June term, 1958, of the Court of
^Ordinary of said county. official
Witness my hand and:
signature this 5th day of May,
1958. County, A Ga „
Ordinary of Dade 4t-5/29
BRANNON’S
WATCH REPAIRING
AND SHOE HOSPITAL
Trenton, Georgia
OLD GUNS WANTED
SPRING SPECIAL
Rayette permanent wave
$5.00
Jbazafi i i
Sarah Gass Virginia Ferguson
Call OL 7-3822, Trenton, Ga.
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, May 15, 1958
A. S. C.
(Continued from page 1)
The most used program is the
AGP which provides Federal
Cost-sharing to assist farmers
in carrying out needed conser¬
vation on their farms. Under the
1958 protgram approximately
$16,500 has been allocated to
farms on which a request has
been filed and approved by the
county committee. Very few
farmers have reported practices
completed on their farms due to
adverse weather conditions—
now, with the sunshine we ex¬
pect to have practices completed
and reported by June 30, 1968.
Farmers who have not filed a
request for federal cost-shares
and who plan to complete prac¬
tices on their farms this fall
should file requests not later
•than July 31, 1958.
The potential in forestry pract
ices should not be overlooked
and there again is Federal cost-
sharing to assist the landowners
who would like to improve an
existing stand of timber or the
landowner who has an acreage
he would like to plant to trees.
Farmers have benefited by the
Acreage Reserve Programs in the
cQpnty by retiring acreage from
surplus crops to soil Conserving
crops. This makes for a two-fold
benefit to the farmer since he
earns his Acreage Reserve Pay¬
ment and is building his soil at
the same time.
Let’s work harder in 1958
make Dade County more pros¬
perous through the soils.
Louise E. Wright
County Office Manager
Dade ASC Committee
BASEBALL . . .
(Continued from page 1)
Region 7-C champions after rip¬
ping the McEaehern
6-2, Friday, May 9, at Rome.
The game ended the
Eachern series, and the
will now enter the state quarter
finals at Carrollton, Georgia.
David Steele was the
twirler. He allowed three hits
6 2/3 innings after
Winfred McCormick.
pade slapped eight hits
scoring six runs. Hershel
and David Steele each hif
triple in the sixth inning.
Dade batters got at least
hit.
Dade Co.: 6 runs, 8 hits
1 errors. McEaehern 2 runs,
hits and 7 errors.
McCormick, Steele and Ful-
ighum; Wilson, Monley
Claokum.
DR. G. K. Mac Vane
Chiropractor and Naturopath
Ft. Payne, Ala
^ J® 9* « m ». ,
,
VILSECK,
,(AHTNC)—Sergeant First Class
Charles J. Bryant, 24, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Bryant, Route
l, Wildwood, Ga., recently com¬
pleted the four-week armor
crewman advanced course at the
Seventh Army Tank Training
Center in Germany.
Sergeant Bryant received class
room and practical training in
tank gunnery, tactics, mainten¬
ance and communications.
Bryant is regularly assigned
to the 14th Armored Cavalry
Regiment’s Company G. He en¬
tered the Army in 1951 and ar¬
rived in Europe in April 1956.
The sergeant is a graduate of
Dade County High School in
Trenton.
FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO
(AHTNC)—Pvt. Gary D. Roberts,
son of Mr. and Mrs- Samuel L.
Roberts, Route 1, Rising Fawn,
Ga., recently completed the final
phase of six months active mili¬
tary training under the Reserve
Forces Act program at Fort
Leonard Wood, Mo.
Roberts, 18, attended Valley
Head (Ala.) High School-
TRENTON H. D. CLUB
The April meeting of the
Trenton Home
Club was held at the home
Mrs. George Getter and the co¬
hostesses were Mrs. Louis
and Mrs. A. L. McMahan.
was a large attendance and
demonstration of the month
on nutrition.
CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to thank all of
who were so good to us
the sickness and death of
wife Mrs. C. C. Avery.
C. C. Avery and family.
Regular meetings
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M.
second and
Saturday nighte
month at 8:00 p.
J. B. Sullivan, W.
C. O- Ellison,
All qualified Mason invited
attend.
ROBIN HOOD SHOES for every size foot
Fruit of the Loom Prints
Fine Feather Nylon Hose
Convenient / LAY’S
Potato Chips
5c 10c 25c
Wesson Oil
INSTANT 31b. 89c
Fleetwood COFFEE 75c qt. can
Royal Cup Coffee Belle Meade Rasp. Stars.........35c
79c Kitchen Charm Wax Paper.......24c
John L Case Co.
TRENTON, GEORGIA
Beginning April 9, we will close Wednesday afternoons at l P. M>
PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC
AT TRENTON
A pre-school clinic will be held
at the Trenton Elementary
School Thursday, May 22. This
is for all children who will be
entering first grade at this
school next fall-
The children in the first grade
Ithis year will stay home that
(day so as to leave room for these
pre-school children and their
parents. Miss Wilma Pace, Public
Health Nurse, will also be there
to talk to the parents.
This will be about a two hour
get acquainted time to help the
new pupils to be ready for the
opening of school in the fall.
where did we go? OUT!
what did we do?
PLAY!
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And a good time was had
by all because Young Fair togs are
specially designed for lots of
wear and tear. AND they wash like
a hankie, dry in minutes and
require almost no ironing. Choose
from a wide range of
"sun ’n' fun" styles in the very
latest wash and wear fabrics.
Red, white and straw
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS
Ladies Sandals —_________ Reg. 2.98. lor 2.59
Evelene Shoppe
Evelyn Pace Elene Dyer
Phone OL 7-3443 Trenton, Georgia
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AMERICAN LEGION POST 'Jf
Second and fourth Thursday
night 7:30 P. M. every month.
Legion Hall.
The drink everybody
knows
