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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1958)
Head River News The Misses Grace Johnson Chattanooga and Willie son of Hapeville, Ga. were end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Griff Johnson. Several girls from here last week at the Springs Bible Camp near ton, Tenn. They were Jane, Martha Jo and Betty Johnson, Katheryn Ross, and Frances Hughes. Doris Forester has home after spending a with her sister, Mrs. Fred in Cordele, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Davis and boys accompanied home and will spend two here. Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Sylvester, Ga. visited relat¬ ives here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Slaughter and children of Hixon, Tenn. visited Mrs. W. J. Koger and Edmund recently. Mrs. G. L. Barnes and daugh¬ ters, Edena and Dotty, left Thursday for Delhi, Okla. to visit relatives there. Mr, George Payne of Lakeview visited the Robert L. Ross fam¬ ily last Sunday. Miss Martha Ross of Rome is visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Kelton Purifoy of Texas visited Hugh and family recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Hinton of Longview, Wash, spent an en- Icbool in Evelene Shoppe Evelyn Pace Elene Dyer Phone OL 7-3443 Trenton, Georgia KING BEE FOR MB! ^ THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1958 NEW SALEM By Elsie Bradford The Methodist church been having a singing school and we want to thank those have helped us. There will be day singing at the New Methodist church and we in¬ vite everyone to come. will be dinner on the We are looking forward going back to school. There were quite a few girls and boys who went to Bible camp and had a wonderful time. There have been quite a few telephones put in and everyone is so happy. joy able two day visit with the Hugh Forester family last week. Mrs. Hinton was the former Miss Nell Murray whose grand¬ father the late George Murray moved into this community in the 1880’s and went West by covered wagon train in the gay nineties. While here Mrs. Hinton was able to visit and take many pictures of the old Murray house which still stands on the pro¬ perty of Hugh Forester. Her father the late J. C. (Jap) Murray was reared here. Word has just reached us that Mr. L. E. Holtzhower is in a very critical condition at the V. A. hospital in Atlanta. —Mrs. Hugh Forester Cloverdale Earl Walraven caught a Bob Cat that weighed 18 lbs. and was ft. long. The cat had been raiding his chickens and turkeys. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, two children, and Mrs. Thomas’ grandmother are now living on the Wilkie property, formerly the L. S. Blake home place. The Thomas’ are from Athens, Tenn. The Emmett Reed family and their six children from Dayton, fTenn. live on the Campbell property. The Caseys have moved from the Lee Blevins place to H. G. Hawkins property. Mrs. Catherine Hawkins Good and family have gone to Alaska to be with her husband who is lin the service. Mrs. Lee Blevins (Grace) is in a Chattanooga hospital for an operation. The Charlie Bibles have had several of their children and ifamilies home over the week¬ end, Raymond, Ruth, Royce, and Mary. The Ed Bibles had George and family from Rockwood, Tenn. for the week-end, also Frances, (Mrs. Ben Alford) and two children from Knoxville, also Martha and Royce and two children from Ringgold, Ga. Also Willie Grace's neice, Mrs. Johnston from Rome was a (Short visitor with her friends Sunday p. m. Willie Grace went home with them. Ed has been haying, put up 91 bales. Crops are looking fine. Regular meals prepared with loving care. Avakian’s. Enjoy our delicious food and shop in air conditioned comfort. Avakian’s. AMERICAN LEGION POST '0« Second and fourth Thursday night 7:30 P. M. every month. Legion Hall. Dennis Sullivan. Comdg. A. J. Atchley, Adj. .... Goat Meat Young - Tender - Home Raised Front quarter......40c lb. Hind quarter v ■ at 45^ lb. Colonial Sugar Gordy Salt SWANSDOWN Cake Flour 5 lbs. 49c 26 oz. box 35c Qe ffcfo us! 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