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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1958)
Dade County’s Only Newspaper. VOLUME LYIII School Graduation Programs NEW SALEM ELEMENTARY COMMENCEMENT New Salem Methodist Church Saturday, May 31, 1958 8:00 p. m. Processional__________Mrs. Bill Gray at the piano Invocation _____________________ Rev. Carl Baker Hymn_____________“Mv Faith Looks Up To Thee” Salutatory___________________Mary Jane Johnson History______________________Margaret Hughes Hymn_______‘ Give Of Your Best To The Master” Will ------------------------------ Gladys Gray Prophecy_________________________Trudv Stevens Hymn__________“What Will You Do With Jesus ?” Class Address___________Rev. John Evans, Pastor New Salem Methodist Church, Teacher 7th Grade East Ridge Jr. High Awards-------------Mr. J. T. Childress, Principal New Salem Elementary School Valedictory __---------------------Blenda Moore Hymn-----------------“Where He Leads I’ll Go” Awarding of Diplomas — Mr. J. T. Chldress, Principal Benediction--------------------- Rev. Carl Baker Recessional-----------Mrs. Bill Gray at the piano CLASS ROLL Winnie Baker Presley Moore Essie Clark James Pennington Tommy Dodd Mary Ann Powell Gladys Gray Bemie Reese Edward Hise Ronny Reese Margaret Hughes Linda Smith Mary Jane Johnson Trudy Stevens Aaron Massey Etholine McKaig Joyce Sweat Blenda Moore Grady Stephens NORTH DADE ELEMENTARY May 31, 1958 School Auditorium 8:00 P. M. Marche Pontificate_______________________Gounod Flag Salute________________________Junior Daniel Invocation__________________Mr. Charles Mitchell Salutatorian________________________Janie Carroll Class Will________________________John Hancock Class Prophecy______________________Jane Strawn Song___________“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Valedictorian_________________Greeta Ann Fuller Principal’s Address_________Mrs. Ersaline Carroll Presentation of Diplomas____Mrs. Ersaline Carroll Songs________“Auld Lang Syne” and Alma Mater Benediction_________________Mr. Charles Mitchell CLASS ROLL Minnie Lue Ballard John Carroll Hancock Gary Giles Brock Chester Hunt Marvin Donald Bryant Norma Carolyn Jones Janie Elizabeth Carroll Paulette Limbaugh Stella Lou Casey Glenda Jan Minor Linda Fay Dagnan Patricia Ann Mull Thomas Eugene Daniels, Jr. Brenda Evelyn Prince Joyce Ellen Drew James Edward Raines Richard Marion Dugan Kenneth Robert Raines Helen Fay Durham Thomas Dewayne Slack Greeta Ann Fuller Charlotte Jane Strawn Mary Lou Ginn Rooney Ann Thompson Terry Joseph Gothard John Foster Tinker Clara Frances Guffey Wanda Loy Waddell Betty Jo Hall Johnnie Elizabeth Watley MRS. HOMER PRICE PRESENTING DAVIS PUPILS IN RECITAL Mrs. Homer Price will present a n entertaining program of music when her piano and band students will be featured in re¬ cital Thursday, May 29 at 8 p. m.- The event will take place at Davis High School and will be a highlight of commencement festivities. ALERT TODAY—ALIVE •TOMORROW! Devoted to the Best Interests of Dade County and Georgia. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1958 NORTH DADE STUDENT GROUP VISITS ATLANTA Members of the North Dade 7th grade, their teachers and several of their mothers spent Saturday, May 17 in Atlanta visiting points of interest. Among the places visited as Grant Park, the Cyclorama and Rich’s Department Store. Accompanying the students on (the trip, which was made by bus, were Mrs. Ersaline Carroll, principal, Mr. Charles Mitchell, teacher, and Mesdames Gothard, Dugan, Waddeil and Mull DADE HIGH SCHOOL Sunday, June 1, 1958 3:00 P. M. * Processional______________Mrs. Richard Looney, ^ Hymn: “Come Thou Almighty King”----------- Congregation * Invocation________________Rev. Richard Looney Song: ‘‘Lift Thine Eyes”_________________________ Dade County High School Trio Introduction of Speaker ------------------------- Principal H. S. Chaffin Baccalaureate Sermon Mr. Edsel Hughes Song: ‘Til Walk With God”_____________________ Dade County High School Glee Club * Benediction____________ Rev. Taylor Castleberry * Recessional_______________Mrs. Richard Looney * Standing COMMENCEMENT Monday, June 2, 1958 8.00 P. M. Theme: Looking Ahead * Processional______________Mrs. Richard Looney * Invocation-------------------Rev. J. R. Nabors * Pledge of Allegiance______________Senior Class Salutatory ------------------------- Karlene Gross Song: “You’ll Never Walk Alone”_______________ Dade County High School Glee Club Valedictory ------------------- Mary Ruth Jenkins Introduction of Speaker ________________________ Principal H. S^. Chaffin Address--------------------------Dr. T. J. Lance Awarding of Diplomas_____Principal H. S.Xhaffin *Alma Mater--------Senior Class and Audience * Recessional --------------Mrs. Richard Looney * Standing CLASS ROLL Billy West Barkley Terrell Tatum Hester Mary Louise Bates Wilma Frances Holland Shelby Jean Bishop Barbara Louise Jenkins Dewey Wayne Bradford Mary Ruth Jenkins Robert Dion Bradford Charles Edward Lee Mary Lee Bruner Charles Raymond Massey Shirley Ruth Burgess Willard Gaines McBryar Ernest Gene Castleberry Newell Windfred McCormick Ethel Marie Crane Wendell Auston McCormick Teriy Vaughana Dickerson Reba Faye McCurdy Hershel Harold Dugan Jerry Price Wilma Sue Durham Mary Carolyn Reeves Robert Lee Forshee Eddy Brannon Sims Brenda Lou Freeman David Russell Steele Therel Delano Fulghum Tula Ann Tatum Theola Fulghum Opal Eleanor Edna Wells Frances Carlene Gifford Patricia Carmen Wheeler Joan Elizabeth Gray Ruth Elaine Wheeler Emily Karlene Gross William Franklin Woodfin Raliegh Alexander Hawkins Mary Carolyn Woolbright Frances Ceabell Hester Frances Ruth York Seventeen Davis Seniors Graduate Friday, May 30 Seventeen seniors will gradu¬ ate Friday, May 30 from Davis High School at 8 p. m. They are as follows: Jimmie Sue Avans Doris Earie Daniel Geneva Bernice Duncan Shirley Ruth Duncan Barbara Elouise Ellis Derrell Quinton Gass Rex Tyrone Graham Charles William Holland John William Horton Raymond Franklin Lancaster Mary Elizabeth Lawson Flora Geraldine Michaels Betty Jean Powell Nellie Jo Seboit Dessie Mabelle Smith Juanette Fossett Stephens Marion Virginia Young (Editor’s Note:—Davis High School’s closing programs ap¬ peared in last week’s issue.) Published — Since 1901 Dade State Baseball Champs The goal of repeating as Class C State Champions has been reached by the Dade High Wild¬ cats, who, expertly piloted by Coach Delmas Freeman, ripped Clay County 4-1 in the semi¬ finals, and then repeated their victory with a 12-5 triumph over Odum High in the state finals. The two games were played Friday, May 23, at Thomaston, Georgia. David Steele pitched a master¬ ful two-hitter in the opener, while fanning six and walking none. Hershel Dugan, a .422 hitter (throughout the season, rapped triple and a single, and captain Frankie Woodfin tagged two singles to lead the eight-hit (attack. Clay County’s only run was scored on three errors in the first innings. In the feature game of NUMBER 22 Cloverdale Road Project Started; 301 R. W. Being Secured. Work on the Cloverdale Rural Road Project has started, ac¬ cording to Ordinary A. W. Peck, and right-of-way deeds for No. 301 across Sand Mountain, a state project, are being secured. The Cloverdale road will be widened and paved, with danger ous curves straightened out, while the improvements planned ;for State Highway 301 to Bry¬ ant, Ala. also will include widen¬ ing and paving. The latter project, which has been in the offing for about a year and a half, will begin, when, final approvals are made, at the intersection of No, 143 and No. 301 on the side of Sand Moun¬ tain and run past Christian’s Store and Davis School. Work on the Sand Mountain brow to Hale’s Gap. W. 0. Stevensons Injured In Wreck Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stevenson were injured when the car in which they were riding was in collison with a state highway tractor in front of the El Rancho Courts in Trenton Tuesday after noon. They were taken by Moore’s ambulance to the Tren¬ ton Clinic for treatment, and then to Tri-County hospital. Both vehicles were headed north. It was reported that the Stevenson car struck the rear wheel on the tractor, with the impact sending the car across the highway and into a ditch. The front end of the car was damaged. Regular Distribution Of Commodities After this week, regular dis¬ tribution of surplus commodi¬ ties, which includes powdered milk, rice, flour, meal cheese, will take place every Thursday at Dade High School. evening, Captain Winfred Mc¬ Cormick scattered six Odum hits and fanned eight in leading his team to the state championship. Hershel Dugan and Frankie Woodfin tallied three singles .each in the final game, while David Steele, Therel Fulghum, Tommy Wheeler and Larry Green chipped in with two hits ieach. One of Steele’s was re¬ sounding three base blow. The Dade team made nine costly errors which accounted for four of the six opposing runs, but played fine defensive ball on several occasions. Clay County: 1 run, 2 hits, and 3 errors. Dade County: 4 runs, 8 hits, and 4 errors. Giles, and Lindsay; Steele and Fulghum. Odum: 5 runs, 6 hits, and 3 errors. Dade County: 12 runs, 15 hits, and 5 errors.
