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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1958)
Annual All Day Singing Come to the annual all day singing at the Rising Fawn Baptist Church Sunday, Sept. 28. Dinner on the grounds. All special singing groups cordially invited. If you’re not on the pro¬ gram come and we’ll put you on. WANT ADS FOR SALE: — Refrigerator and Presto 7 qt. canner like new, also an oak table. Mrs. H. D. King, OL 7-4635. 3tp-10/2 FOR SALE: 5 ,pc. mahogany din¬ ing room suite. Mrs. G. R. Hatfield, Rising Pawn, Ga. 3tc-9/25 FOR RENT: large 5 room house, hot and cold water, shower and tub, wired for stove, 66” Kitchen sink. W. H. Kenimer, Rising Pawn. Phone HO 2-3251 3tc-9/18 FOR SALE: Deep Well Pumps. P. H. A. terms. Trenton Furni¬ ture Store. ufn. NOW IS a good time to put in your order for coal in bushels or tons. See Trenten Trading Post. We also are the best place for used car parts, tires, and used cars. 6tp-10/16 HIGHEST prices paid for pine and poplar logs. See us if you have any to sell. Dyer Lumber Company, Trento n, Ga. _ HOUSE FOR RENT:— 5 large rooms, bath, floor furnace, hot water. B. B. Kenimer. Phone 2-3283. . 3tc-9/25 WANTED: boys and girls good used clothes and shoes. Dade County Welfare Dept. FOR REPAIRS ON RADIO, TV — and small appliances, call Trenton Radio and T- V. Ser¬ vice, OL 7-3999, Trenton, Ga. ATTENTION:— MAN WANTED for Rawleigb Business in Dade Co. Sell 1500 families. See S. B, Ward, Box 206, Ringgold, Ga. or write today Dept. GA. 1-10-SS, Memphis, Tennessee. 8tp-10/16 FOR SALE: 1 coal heater and 1 oil heater cheap, see e. a Stallings, New Home Comm- unity. 3tc-10/2 FOR SALE: House and 7 on side of Sand Mtn. OL 7-3642. 6tc-10/23 FOR SALE: 5 room house, and utility room with water heater. Deep well pump. Large lot in Piney off the paved road. Oliver 7-4847. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation for all the kindness and sympathy shown us during the sudden illness and death of our father, J. E. Geddie. The J. B. Geddie Family. Obituary James Ellis Geddie James Ellis Geddie, 77, of Trenton, Ga., died Sept. 10. He was a member of the Trenton Baptist Church and the Wood¬ men of the World. Survivors are 'his wife, Mrs. Susie Geddie; a son, J. B. Geddie, both of Tren¬ ton; three daughters, Mrs. T.E. McMahan of Chattanooga, Mrs. Clyde Littlejohn of Birming¬ ham, and Mrs. Bob Robertson of Oak Ridge, Tenn.; nine grand children; one brother, George Geddie o f Moundsville, Ala. Funeral services were held at the Trenton Baptist Church with the Rev. Pearl Tinker and the Rev. William Steele offici¬ ating. Burial was in the Trenton Baptist Cemetery with Moore Funeral Home in charge. Claude C. Tripp Claude C. Tripp, 67, who was a life long resident of Scaff Community in the northwest corner of Dade County , died Sept. 13. Funeral services were 'held at Lone Oak Baptist Church, near Pikeville, Tenn. 'The Rev. Wiliam Barnes offici¬ ated. Interment was in Brushv Cemetery. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Della Walker Tripp; mother, Mrs. Mary Lou Tripp, both of the Scaff Community; a brother, Lester T. Tripp, Tampa, Fla.; two half sisters, several nieces and nephews. Mrs. ftoxie Williams Mrs. Roxie Ann Williams, 63, of New England, died yesterday In an area hospital. A native of Alabama, Mrs. Williams had dived in Dade County for the past 22 years. She was a member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church at Groveoak, Ala. Surviving are Iher husband, William Newton Williams; two sons, Milford C. land Willie G. Williams, all of Trenton; three sisters, Misses Sadie and Cora Coleman, both of Groveoak, and Mrs. Ott Wil¬ kie, Fyffe, Ala., and three bro¬ thers, Charlie Coleman, Hene- gar, Ala.; Ed and A. K , Cole¬ man, both of Groveoak. Funeral services were held at Calvary Baptist Church with the Revs. T.C. Nelson, Rufus Bailey and Robert Isbell officiating. Inter¬ ment will be in Trenton Baptist Cemetery. REPAIRS: on refrigerators and ranges. Call Trenton Furniture and Appliance Co. OL 7-4651. DR. G. K. MacVane Chiropractor and Naturopath Ft. Payne, Ala ' j phe drink everybody j PRIMITIVE BAPTIST A Primitive Baptist will be held at the Slygo Beth lehem Church on Sept. 20. at 7:30 P. M. HEAD RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Douglas, their daughter Martha Grace Nashville, Tenn., and Miss Willie Johnson of Hapeville, Ga. and Miss Grace Johnson of Chattan¬ ooga ail spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Griff John¬ son. Mrs. Ida Gatlin and her grand ison, Bobby Womack of Hixon, Tenn. visited Mrs. Gatlin’s mother, Mrs. W. G. Koger Sunday. Mrs. B. W. Holtzhower who has been confined in a Chattan¬ ooga hospital has jhome and is slightly improved. Mr. L. E. Holtzhower still re¬ mains in the V. A. hospital in Atlanta. A recent report indi¬ cates that he is somewhat im¬ proved. Dr. H. B. Forester of Dahlone- ga, Ga. has returned home after spending last week with the Hugh Forester family here. Miss Geneva Ross visited re¬ latives in Rome last week. The intermediate B. T. U. Sunday School class enjoyed a picnic and weiner roast at iland Canyon last Saturday even ing. This outing was by Mesdames Eva and Jewell Johnson. The Rev. and Mrs. D. L. John¬ son and children of Chicka- mauga visited friends here Saturday. Those visiting the Hugh ester family last Sunday ed Mr. and Mrs. James and children, Mrs. Roy Miss Donna Terhune all Rome, Mrs. J. E. Phillips daughter Martha Lou, Mr. Mrs. Dodd and Dr. W. Stephenson all of The Rev. and Mrs. Jim of Rossville attended ^services here last Sunday Rev. Nabors delivered a good sermon at the 11 service. HOOKER Mr. and Mrs. Winfred have moved to Wauhatchie. Mr. L. L. Bridgman is ill at home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank of West Frankfort, Illinois called here last week on of the illness of Mr. mother. Mr. and Mrs. Walter spent the week end in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Roland meyer visited their son, who is stationed at Fort South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Herman and Mrs. Winfrey’s mother, Kelmer, of Chicago, Illinois guests of Mrs. Florence GEORGIA, DADE COUNTY There will be sold before Court House door in said and County, between the hours of sale on the first day in October, 1958, the ing property Part of Lot 28, 10th district 4th section of Dade Georgia, being part of Block of the survey of said lot made W. P. Cole, County Surveyor being all of said Block ”D” between the center line of old Lock & Dam highway the north line of the new way. Reference is made to Book 37. page 79 for description. sold Said property will be satisfy State and County tax fas. for the years 1954. 1955. and 1957, issued by John Murphy Tax against F. C. Patterson. property levied on as the perty of F. C. Patterson, ant named in said tax fi. This September 4 , 1958. Allison Blevins Sheriff of Dade County, CLOVERDALE The Ed Bibles had Willie Grace’s brother, wife and son, John Chreslin from Durham Springs, La. over the week end. We had a very light shower last week, but it is still dry. Pastures are drying up, and fall seeding can not be done until a rain comes. Cotton is being picked and some corn gathered. ROUTE 2 Mrs. Estel Tinker and Mrs. Vickie Cooper visited Mrs. Archie Tinker of Rossville Fri¬ day. Leslie Cooper and family visited his mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Laney of Long Island visited her mother Sun¬ day. Mr. and Mrs. Estel Tinker visited John R. Tinker Saturday. Mrs. Myrtle Avans and Mrs. Verd Raines visited Mrs. Mar¬ garet Taylor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Bim Patton have a new son born Sept. 9 weigh¬ ing over 8 lbs. We hear he’s been named Stevie. Mother and baby returned to Mrs. Bertha Pattons Friday. Noel Palmer is home on leave and he and his wife and baby are visiting in Alabama. Mrs. Maggie Cooper and Fred Cooper’s family attended a birth day supper at Annie Mae Rid¬ dles in Fabius, Ala. Sunday in !honor of seven of the family’s birthdays. A two year old boy in our community is believed to have gotten roach poison but was taken to a clinic and had his stomach pumped and got okay. ROUTE 2 (Written for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tinker of Rossville and son Ronnie visited his sister on Labor Day. Mitchel Tinker of Chattanooga visited his sister and brother Sunday Mrs. Fred Cooper and Ada Tink¬ er visited John Tinker Tuesday. Mrs. Betty Ott visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Ott Sunday. Edna Blevins visited her parents, Sun¬ day. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Laney and daughter of Long Island visited her mother Satur¬ day. Mrs. Mary Whetzell’s recent visitors were Mrs. Ida Gearrin of Rising Fawn, Ga. and her niece, Marlene, from Washing¬ ton, D. C. Miss Elizabeth Cooper visited Mrs. Earlene Michaels Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Claudie Michaels of Tiftonia were visit¬ ing relatives on the mountain Sunday. Estel Tinker is building on his house. Mrs. Ruby Daily and Mrs. Fred Daily, Sr. were shopping in Trenton, Saturday. "Flowers Whisper What Words Can't Say" We have flowers for all occasions • Funerals — Weddings — Corsages — Cut Flowers—Potted Plants. • A display of beautiful artificial designs in my home at all times. • Free delivery twice each day. j • We wire flowers anywhere. Call your orders to Mrs. Ruth Reeves — agent lor Parker Florist, OLiver 7-4077. If no answer call OL 7-4813 or come see me I am located directly behind Trenton Post Office , Trenton, Ga. + — • - - - """ PAGE 3 NEW ENGLAND Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Clayton of Valdosta, Ga. visited her bro¬ ther and family, the W. E. Claytons. The Rev. Clyde Shadwick of Lakeview visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forester Sunday after¬ noon. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Crumley of Lookout Mt. visited their parents, MV. and Mrs. Steve Derryberry. Our Sunday School and church attendance is growing and we have some wonderful sermons from our pastors. Glad to report Mrs. R. L. Wil¬ son is much improved. We serve the best food obtain¬ able at the lowest practical prices. Avakian’s BUY U. S. SAVING BONDS Scout-Tex Sizes 3 to 8, $4.95 FRI. & SAT. SPECIALS Boys reversible corduroy Jackets, Size 2 — 8 Reg. $2.95 ________ $2.59 ^Diznion, (JJu.
