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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1958)
PAGE 4 A Resolution Proposing an amendment the Constitution so as to ize certain political establish of the State to leges; and for other purposes. BE IT RESOLVED BY GENERAL ASSEMBLY GEORGIA: SECTION 1 Article VIII of the tion is amended bv following Section 4 thereof new section which shall known as Section 4 (A), which shall read as follows: “Section ,4 (A). Every county, county school system, dependent school system, system established prior to adoption of the Constitution 1877 and any other political division of the State created college purposes and the power to levy ox to mend the levy of a tax is empowered with authority establish a college or The General Assembly may thorize by local legislation establishment of a college colleges by any of the subdivisions of this State merated above in with one or more other political subdivisions, Any legislation shall also contain governmental organization the combined political divisions and an to levy a tax for college over the entire area in such combination of subdivisions. Any college or leges established by virtue the authority contained in Section of the Constitution be established under the of appropriate legislation of general nature which shall tain a provision that the tion, establishment and plan operation of such college or leges shall be approved by Board of Regents of the sity System prior to the lishment of such college colleges. SECTION 2 When the above amendment to the shall have been aigreed to two-thirds of the elected to each of the branches of the General sembly, and the same has entered on their journals the “Ayes” and “Nays” thereon, such proposed ment shall be published submitted as provided in XIII, Section j. Paragraph I the Constitution of Georgia 1945, as amended. The ballot submitting above proposed shall have written or thereon the following: “For ratification pf amend¬ ment to the Constitution certain so as to authorize subdivisions of the State to es¬ tablish colleges. “Against ratification of amendment to the so as to authorize certain polit¬ ical subdivisions of the State establish colleges.” All persons desiring to In favor of adopting the pro¬ posed amendment shall vote ratification of the and all persons desiring to against the adoption , of the pro¬ posed amendment shall vote against ratification. If such amendment shall be ratified as provided in said Par¬ agraph of the Constitution, shall become a part Sit the Con¬ stitution of this State. The re¬ turns of the election shall be made in like manner as for elections for members of General Assembly, and it be the duty of the Secretary of State to ascertain the result certify the result to the Gover¬ nor, who shall issue his proc¬ lamation thereon. MARVIN E. MOATE Speaker of the House JOE BOONE Clerk of the House S. ERNEST VANDIVER President of the Senate GEORGE D. STEWART Secretary of the Senate 3tc-10/30 RUY U. S. SAVING BONDS The drink everybody knows THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY OCTOBER 16, 1958 Mrs. Gross Hostess To Garden Club Fourteen members were pre¬ sent for the October meeting of the Garden Club, which was held at the home of Mrs. H. E. Gross. Mrs. M. J. Hale, vice- president, who is now serving as acting president during the ab¬ sence of Mrs. W. C. Cureton, was ,in charge of the meeting. The club voted to set out jon¬ quil bulbs on the Dade High School grounds with the conser¬ vation committee to handle the (details. Mrs. Hale reported on )the fair flower show after which Mrs. Gross announced that the Conway Television Flower Ar¬ rangement Books had arrived and were on sale for $ 1.00 each, with several members taking extra copies to sell. It was decided that the club would again co-sponsor the Christmas Lighting and Decora¬ tion Contest with the Home De¬ monstration Council. Mrs. N. H. Hutchison will be chairman of the Garden Club committee. De¬ tails will be announced at the November meeting. Mrs. J. C. Nethery, program chairman, introduced Mrs. R. B. Crenshaw and Mrs. Hutchison, both of whom gave interesting -and informative talks on the prapogation of house plants and ithe need for civil defense, res¬ pectively. SELECTIVE SERVICE State Headquarters, Selective Service System of Georgia wishes to advise that due to changes in physical Examina¬ tion policies, registrants report¬ ing for physical examination will probably have to spend one night at the Examining Station. Registrants should carry enough toilet articles for one night’s stay. Enjoy our delicious food and shop in air conditioned comfort. -Avakian's — MISS MOLLIE OLINSKY - vs - MRS. EDITH PERLES In the Superior Court of Dade County, Georgia ACTION FOR PARTITION Filed 30 day of Sept., 1958 ORDER FOR SERyiCE BY PUBLICATION ENTERED 30 day of September958. TO MRS. EDITH PERLES Last Known Address: 130 Lincoln Road Medford, Massachusetts, (DEFENDANT IN SAID MATTER: You are notified that MISS MOLLIE OLINSKY will apply to the Superior Court of said County or to the Judge thereof at Chambers on the 8 day of December, 1958, for the appoint¬ ment of Commissioners to parti¬ tion by sale the following lands In Dade County, Georgia, in which you and the said petitioner have a common interest: BEGINNING at the Southeast comer of Lot No. 205 in the Tenth (10th) District and Fourth (4th) Section of said Dade County: thence running West along the Southern line of said lot seventy-two and one- (half (72V 2 ) rods; thence North and parallel with the Eastern line of said lot eighty rods (80); thence East and parallel with the Southern line of said lot seventy-two and one-half (72 V 2 ) rods to the Eastern line of said lot; thence South along said Eastern line eighty (80) rods to the point of beginning; contain¬ ing in all thirty-six and one- fourth acres (36^4), more or less, being the property conveyed by Texas Baxter to Jacob Olinsky on June 14, 1895, and recorded in Book L, page 722-3, in the office of the Clerk of. the Super¬ ior Court of Dade County, Georgia. You are hereby commanded to be and appear at said time and place to answer said matter. WITNESS the Honorable John W. Davis, Judge of the Superior Court this 30 day of September, 1958. Grace H. Williams Clerk Superior Court Dade County, Georgia 4tc-10/30 Hooker Mrs. J. E. Strawn spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Winfrey in Atlanta. Mr. L. L. Bridgman is seriously ill at a Chattanooga hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gregory of Charleston, S. C. are the guests of Mrs. L. L. Bridgman. Mesdames Thelma Bell, Mabel Hunt and Agnes Rogers attend¬ ed a shower honoring Mrs. J. B. Davis at the home of Mrs. Haw¬ kins at Flat Rock, Alabama Saturday. Mrs. Florence Strawn and Mrs. J. E. Watley and family at¬ tended the funeral of Mr. Veasey at St. Elmo Baptist Church Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans and fon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Adams, Sr. The W. S. C. S. of Hooker Met¬ hodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Tom Clouse at Whiteside Wednesday night. Mr. J. M. Mull has returned to his home in Murphy, N. C. after spending several days with ; his daughter, Mrs. Robert Bis¬ hop. Mr. J. P. Haswell has returned to his home in Texas after spend ing several months with his sister, Mrs. Elmer Hunt. Mrs. Howard Strawn visited iher parents, Mr. and Mrs; Claude White at Whiteside Sun¬ day. Mesdames Mildred Adams and Marie Manning spent Wednes¬ day with Mrs. Louise Brasfield. Mr. C. M. Carroll remains seri¬ ously ill at Tri-County hospital. NEW SALEM 4-H CLUB On Monday, Oct. 13, 1958 the New Salem 4-H Club met at New Salem School at 10 a. m. The meeting was called to or¬ der by the president David Deb¬ oers. Linda called the roll and read the minutes. Miss Hubble gave a talk on projects. Mr. Adams gave a talk on club pro¬ ject. The meeting was adjourned with the 4-H pledge. —Martha Jo Johnson, reporter NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that there will be heard before the Judge of the Superior Court of Walker County, Georgia, on the 28th day of October, 1958, at 10 o’clock, A. M., at the Court¬ house in the City ot LaFayette, Georgia, the case of the STATE OF GEORGIA VS. HOSPITAL AUTHORITY OF WALKER, DADE AND CATOOSA COUNTIES and WALKER COUNTY, DADE COUNTY AND CATOOSA COUNTY. Number 7275, the same being a proceed¬ ing to confirm and validate an issue of $500,000 Hospital Au¬ thority of Walker, Dade and Catoosa Counties Revenue Cer¬ tificates, Series 1958, find to pass upon the right of Walker County, Dade County and Catoosa County to each levy annually a tax within the 2 mill limitation .as provided by the Hospital Authorities Law, as amended, and allocate the revenues produced bv such levy to the said Authority, to be used solely for paying the principal of and interest on said certifi¬ cates and any pari passu cer¬ tificates hereafter issued and to pass on the legality oi a contract between said Authority and leach of said Counties, and any citizen of the State of Georgia residing in said Counties, or any Other person wherev.er residing, who has a right to object, may become a party to these proceedings. This the 8 th day of October, 1958. Harold Clements Clerk, Superior Court, Walker County. Georgia 2TC-10/23 __ AMERICAN LEGION POST 'Of 0 Second and fourth Thursda> night 7:30 P. M. every month Legion Hall. 1 Dennis Sullivan, Comdg . A. J. Atchley, Adj. .... MISS NAOMI HUBBLE SHOWTR HONOREE Miss Naomi Hubble, bride- lelect of Harold Lyda, was hon¬ ored Saturday evening at a mis¬ cellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. H. E. Gross. Many of her friends were present to shower gifts of china, crystal, silver, linens, and other useful items upon one who is serving (the county so well as home demonstration agent. Games were played, including a hilarious take-off on the “This Is Your Life” television program with Mesdames Martin Nethery, John Tatum and Virgil Jenkins portraying the honoree as a baby, a child of five, and a stud¬ ent of twelve, and Mrs. A. L. McMahan as narrator. Provid¬ ing the orchestral background with unique new waxed paper and comb instruments were Mrs. Roy McBryar and Mrs. Walter Page. Open Under New Management Edgewood Grocery Gas and Oil Fresh Meats Vegetables Groceries ' Open 7 Days a week from 6 A. M. until 9 P.M. Gordon (Slim) Burrows Treasurer’s Quarterly Statement DISBURSEMENTS THIRD QUARTER 1958, JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER Labor ................................................. $5,146.19 {Tractor, Patrol, Shovel Repaixs ...................... 1,254.76 Courthouse & Jail Repairs ........................... 156.67 Truck Repairs ................. 1,500.89 Office Supplies ........................................ 745.34 Bridge Timber ........................................ 190.64 Gas & oil ............................................. 1,583.51 Truck Tires ............................................ 396.20 Court Cost ................................-...... 1,033.29 Jury Cost ............................................ 1,674.00 Sheriffs Jail Bill ............................ 1,415.50 Lunacy Trials & Trip to Milledgeville, Ga.............. 942.50 Georgia Forestry Commission ..................-...... 844.02 Culvert Pipe ...................... 78.00 Road Patching Material .............................. 79.98 Nails & Staples .................. 35.17 Autopsy on Sherman Crisp ........................... 75.0# Light Bill ............................................. 178.94 Phone Bill.......................................... 224.54 Water Bill ........................................... 56.25 Courthouse Insurance ................................ 152.00 Health Center Insurance ............................. 103.36 County Attorney Legal Services ...................... 150.00 Ethyl Avans R/w Payment on Highway 301 .......... 400.00 Earl Avans R/w Payment on Highway 301............ 75.00 Millie Ballard R/w Payment on Highway 301 ........... 1,000.00 Clerks Salary ......................................... 631.60 Dade County Dept. Welfare ...... 2,766.94 Vital Statistics ....................................... 44.00 Sheriff—Grand Jury Rec. Sept Term ................. 600.00 Ordinary Grand Jury Rec. Sept. Term ................ 900.00 County Agents Salary .............. 470.25 Home Demonstration Agents Salary ................... 342.45 Solicitor General Salary .............................. 213.51 Teacher’s Retirement Board .......................... 106.47 Cherokee Regional Library ........................... 85.00 Tax Commissioner Salary ............................. 582.90 Tax Commissioner Clerks Hire ....................... 187.50 Sanitation Officer Sal. Supp.......................... 264.08 Area Medical Director Sal. Supp...................... 81.00 Area Sanitation Director Sal. Supp................... 47.25 Area Nurse? Director Sal. Supp....................... 8.10 County Nurse Salary & Expenses ...................... 923.16 County Nurse Clerks Salary .......................... 551.43 Treasurer Commission Drawn ........................ 800.00 Total Disbursements 3rd Qrt. 1958 ........... .*^28,3962? TOTAL RECEIPTS, 3rd QTR. JULY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER 1958 Balance on Hand June 30, 1958 ........................ 48,320.06 State Gas Tax ............................ 4,672.68 State of Ga. Road Grant in-Aid 3,655.41 ....................... Tax Commissioner .................................... 2 272.98 , Board of Health ..................................... 743.34 Payment for Store Building on R/w 301 Sand Mtn. Road 1C0.00 Total Receipts .............................."“ 59 J65?20 Less Disbursements 3rd Qtr.................. 28,396.37 Balance on Hand Sept. 30. 1958 31,368.83 ............. You Will Find What You Need For Your Howe & Auto At ASSOCIATE STORE MARTIN A. NETHERY Owner & Manager TRENTON. GEORGIA
