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THE DADE
TRENTON, GEORGIA
MRS. CATHERINE C.
Entered at the Post Office at
One Year, $2.00; Six Months,
Plus
Persons writing for
names, otherwise the
will be w ithheld on request, but
Memorials, Cards of Thanks
charged at 1 Vz cent a word for
Advertising rates will be
HURRY HURRY . . .
Tax Commissioner John Mur¬
phy and Mrs. Reed now have
sufficient time to sell you your
1959 automobile and truck tags.
Go to the tax commissioners
office and avoid that later in¬
evitable last hour rush. Let this
be one time you got there early
and while there please note that
your early efforts are appreci¬
ated by those few that have to
serve so many.
LOCALS
Mrs. Myrna McMahan is ill
at the Tri-County hospital.
Grover Philips has been visit¬
ing friends and relatives at
Tuckaseigee N. C. the past week.
We are glad to hear Mrs. J. G.
Gray has returned from the
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Phillips
and son visited relatives in
North Carolina over the week
end.
Mir. and Mrs. Lamar Moore
are announcing the birth of a
daughter, born January 26 at
the Tri-County hospital, weigh¬
ing 6 lbs. 9 ozs.
The other day little Billy
Pullen was in the yard playing,
while his mother was in the
house taking care of the daily
chores, suddenly one of the win¬
dows on the side of the house
where Billy was playing, crash¬
ed. His mother went to the win¬
dow and looked out, saw Billy
and asked him, “ what happen¬
ed?” Billy said, “I was cleaning
my flip and it went off
BRANNON'S
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WATCH REPAIRING
AND SHOE HOSPITAL
Trenton, Georgia
Open 7:30 a. m., Close 6 p. m.
Close at 12 on Wed.
Dry Cleaning & Pressing
LAUNDRY SERVICE
RED S CLEANERS
Phone OLiver 7-3355 Trenton, Ga.
CLIP THIS COUPON
Name
Address Phone
The first fifteen (15) that bring this coupon by the
EVELENE SHOPPE will receive a free gift.
These and also all other coupons may be deposited in the
box at the store for a chance on dress. Drawing Saturday
night, January 31.
Evelene Shoppe
TRENTON, GEORGIA
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1959
TIMES
DIAL: OL 7-4422
........ Owner and Publisher
Ga., as second class mail.
Three Months, 75 Cents.
Tax
are requested to furnish their
will not be published. Name
communications must be signed
articles of like nature will be
insertion, payable in advance
furnished on application
COUNTY AGENT’S COLUMN
(Continued from page 1)
and all other measures designed
to improve the quality or growth
of tree stands are also included.
There is always a good market
for quality forest products. Tim¬
ber stand improvement work in
your woods will not only im¬
prove the growth rate and
quality of your timber, but will
also result in fuller utilization of
your forest land.
MARCH OF DIMES . . .
(Continued From Page 1)
Dimes. This year the March will
aid in the fight against arthritis
and birth defects, as wells as
against polio.
During the intensive hour
long March, home owners are
asked to signify their desire to
contribute to the March of
Dimes by turning on their
porchliglits, or by leaving a
light on in a front window.
FROM: Richard Looney
County Campaign Director,
1959 March of Dimes.
NOTICE
Garden Club meeting Thurs¬
day Feb. 5th at 2:30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. E. A. Ellis, Mrs
Ogreta Pace Co-hostess.
We have invested a sizeable
sum of money to give you a
clean, confortable and pleasant
place to eat. Avakian’s.
Take Home
SEE YOUR
DRUG STORE
FIRST
RISING FAWN
(Intended for Last Week)
Saturday night, Jan. 24, the
Emory & Henry College chorus,
the Collegians, will present a
return performance at the Ris¬
ing Fawn Methodist Church.
Those who heard the thrilling
program are delighted to have
them again. The concert will
begin promptly at 7:30 and not
at 7:45 as previously announced.
There is no admission charge
but an offering will be taken to
assist in their traveling expen¬
ses.
The James Castleberry’s have
purchased the Alvin Whited
home. The Whited’s are occup¬
ying the upstairs apartment
until their new home ibeing
built in the Nesbit addition, is
completed.
The Johnnie Tiptons have re¬
turned to their home on Brad¬
ford Hill.
The Rev. Von Crawford, who
conducted services at the Bap¬
tist Church last Sunday will be
lin charge again this Sunday.
Don Bradford completed his
mid-term examinations at Jack¬
sonville State Normal last week
and brought three of his class¬
mates home with him for a week
end; Karon Nelson, Mack Harri¬
son and Oliver Gabriel, all of
Wedowee, Ala.
The many friends of Mrs. W.
A. McNair (Fola Belle Smith)
regret to learn she broke her
ankle recently. The McNairs
have 9 children who are taking
over the housework while their
mother supervises from her
wheelchair.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Looney
are attending a Jurisdictional
Conference in Atlanta this
week.
The Home Demonstration
Club installed the following
officers at the January meeting:
Mrs. L. M. Allison, president;
Mrs. Herschel Dean, vice-presi
dent; and Bess Cureton, secret
ary and treasurer.
The W. S. C. S. will hold their
regular meeting Thursday night
at the home of the Misses Cure-
ton and Mrs. Stroud.
Mi-, and Mrs. Ed Stowe and
children of Rossville, were the
Sunday guests of the Lunsford
Fricks.
Eddie Castleberry, who under¬
went an emergency operation
at Hutcheson Memorial hospital
last week, is reportedly making
satisfactory progress.
AVANS H. D. CLUB
The Avans Home Demon¬
stration Club met at the home
fo Mrs. Essie Gass on December
19, for their annual Christmas
party. Mrs. Gass’ home was
beautifully decorated for the
occasion.
The meeting was called to
order by Mrs. H. H. Bodenhamer.
The devotion was presented by
Mrs. Elna Grant. Mrs. Verna
Hood read a poem and Christ¬
mas carols were sung by the
group. Several modeled new
clothing; Mrs. Kirtland. a dress
and Mrs. Gass, a skirt.
Mrs. Grace Elliott reported on
the booth the club sponsored at
Davis School Fall Festival. Mrs.
Naomi Lyda asked the ladies to
report on their points as soon
as possible. MJrs. Bodenhamer
appointed a committee to work
on membership. If there are any
of these ladies (Mrs. Essie Gass,
Mrs. Kate Elliott, Mrs. Grace
Elliott, and Mrs. Cecil Gil¬
breath) near you and you would
like to join the club please see
them. We had 13 members pre¬
sent at this meeting.
Mrs. Kate Elliott, our vice-
president kept the group in
laughter with contests and
games for our social hour. We
had Mrs. Martha Colvard of
Pittsburg, Pa. as a visitor.
Refreshments were served.
—Mrs. Syble Pike, reporter
When Your Money
is in the Bank It s . . .
Money deposited in
the Bank of Dade is
protected by the F. D.
1. C. up to $10,000.00.
It is as safe as the
U. S. government it -
self. D o n't take
chances with your
money ... make sure
that it is safe. For in¬
sured safety, deposit
your money regularly
in the
BANK OF DADE
TRENTON, GEORGIA
fslf'Sill! /pj pp X Current rate of interest of certificates of deposits Regular
is 3% when left for six months or longer.
savings deposits continue to draw 2V*%.
Treasurer’s Quarterly Statement
DISBURSEMENTS
FOURTH QUARTER 1958, OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER
Labor .............................................. $4,601.23
Gas, Oil & Grease .................................... 1,958.19
Heating Gas ......................................... 210.32
'Truck Repairs ....................................... 2,227.61
Shovel, Patrol & Tractor Repairs ...................... 1,468.48
Asphalt & Gravel ................................... 301.76
Truck Tubes .......................................... 28.38
Georgia Forestry Commission ........................ 1,121.50
Truck Insurance .............................. 648.42
Clay Base Material For Rural Roads ................. 472.25
Stamp Expense Tax Comm. Office for year 1958 ...... 171.99
Fence Moving off of R/w on Rural Roads ............ 502.12
Jail Coal ............................................ &3 oo
Court Cost ........................................ 991.00
Office Supplies ...... 583.15
Culvert Pipe ...................:.................... 420.80
Withholding Tax for 3rd Qtr. 1958 ....... 428.87
Social Security for 3rd Qtr. 1958 ....................... 77.82
Turnkey and Board Bill for Jail ...................... 948.50
Vital Statistics ...................................... 45.50
Lunacy Trials & Trips to Milledgeville, Ga............. 311.00
Election Expense for Nov. General Election. . 378.00
Road Tools ................................ 15.85
Bridge Timber ............................ 431.48
Highway Building Rent .................... 20.00
Health Board Meetings .................... 8.00
Cherokee Regional Library ................. 90.00
Water Bill ............................... 69.29
Light Bill, 4 months........................ 223.49
Phone Bill, 4 months ....................... 312.12
Attorney Legal Services .................... 150.00
County Agent Salary ....................... 470.25
Home Demonstration Agent Salary 342.45
Solicitor General Salary Supplement ....... 213.51
Tax Commissioner Salary .................. 582.90
Teachers Retirement Board ................ 106.47
Tax Commissioner Clerical Hire............. 187.50
Area Medical Director Salary Supplement 81.00
Area Sanitarian Director Salary Supplement 47.25
Sanitation Officer Salary .................. 303.84
County Nurse’s Salary ...................... 881.97
County Nurse Stenographer Salary 573.99
District Director of Nurses Sal. Supplement 27.00
Health Clinic Medical Expense 37.00
..............
Courthouse & Jail Janitor Supplies 77.78
.........
Clerks Salary .............................. 485.00
Treasurer Commission Drawn ... 975.00
Total Disbursement 4th Qtr. 1958 27,419.14
TOTAL RECEIPTS, 4th QTR
OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER 1958
Balance on Hand September 30, 1958 31 368 83
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Payment for Old Bam (on R/w 301) .................. 125.00
State Gas Tax ..................................... 4,672.53
State of Georgia—Rural Road Grant-in-aid 3,654.96
Board of ..........
Health ................................... 1 284 90
Refund Tax Commissioner on Lunacy Trial & Expenses .................. '105.50
Clerk of ............................. ...............................868 75 203 35
Superior Court 97
Miami Land Co...................... 415.05
Rent on Co-Op. Building (6 months) 150.00
Total Receipts ................................ 117,849 09
Less Disbursements 4th Qtr. 1959 27 419 14
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Balance on Hand Dec. 31, 1958.............7 90,429 95
SEE YOUR We the
DRUG STORE serve best food obtain¬
able at the lowest practical
FIRST prices. Avakian’s
