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OBITUARY
Robert Rutherford
Graveside services were held
at Menlo, Ga. January 18 for
Robert Wayne Rutherford, 20,
one of two Georgia Teck stud¬
ents who were killed in a traffic
accident near Atlanta. He was
the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Rutherford of Savannah. Mrs.
Rutherford is the former Elsie
Hale, daughter of Mrs. Sallie
Hale and the late W. W. Hale of
Rising Fawn. Survivors were
grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Hale,
Chattanooga; aunts, Mrs. Isabel
McClure, Frances Bishop, Mrs.
Verda McNair, all of Chattan¬
ooga; Mrs. Ola J. Moss, Minnea¬
polis, Minn., and Miss Sarah
Hale, Rising Fawn; uncle, Dr.
W. W. Hale, Soddy Tenn. Burial
was in the A. M. I. Cemetery at
Menlo.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE:— Coal and Wood
Heaters. Trenton Furniture
Store. In new location in back
of Kyzers.
FOR SALE: — Practice Piano.
$35.00 OLiver 7-3381.
3tc-2/12
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom house
with bath, pine cabinets in
Kitchen, large living-dining
room combination. Reason¬
ably priced. Call OLiver 7-4763
3tc-2/6
FOR RENT: 4 room apartment
with bath, on School St. See
A. L. Dyer.
FOR SALE:—Nice clean Chevro¬
let pick-up. First $395.00.
cash gets it Phone 4-0282
Lafayette, Ga. It
FOR REPAIRS ON RADIO, TV —
and small appliances, call
Trenton Radio and T- V. Ser¬
vice, OL 7-3999, Trenton, Ga.
BIG—BIG CAR SALE:—every
Saturday n i ig h t—8 o'clock.
Free Ham to lucky buyer
seller, 2 miles north of Lafay¬
ette, Ga. Powells Auto Auction
you all come.
LOST, near Trenton, Ga., Jan
10, a white and black
female hound. Reward.
Chattanooga CA 4-3511
Trenton OL 7-3742.
FOR SALE:—Place near
Brow Church 2 Acres, 3
house, finished, good well,
partly fenced. A. L. Sweatt,
owner, Rt. 3, Rising Fawn
4t 1/29
FLEASE trade with us, we need
the money — Avakian’s.
BULLDOZING & PAN WORK—
Driveways, Roads, Lake s,
Clearing, Leveling, Bush
Bog. Alvin Reeves OL 7-4971.
Thru
FOR SALE OR RENT: 6 room
house with bath. See
Starling, Trenton. Phone
7-4672. 3tp-l/29
HIGHEST price paid for pine
and poplar logs. See us if you
have any to sell. Dyer Lumber
Company, Trenton, Ga.
FOR SALE: 7 room house with
one acre of ground. Cave
Springs Community near Ris¬
ing Fawn,Ga. $1850.00. $400.00
down and balance in
payments. Call OL
Trenton.
LOST:—Black Pocketbook,
money picture in folder,
money return other to
Office. Thanks Joan Stowe.
3tp-2/12
FOR SALE: 26Y2 acres of pro¬
perty joining Cave
Methodist Church,
started on the place. Can
contacted at 1918 E. 26
Chattanooga, Tenn. C.
Maxwell.
DR. G. K. MacVane
iropractor and Naturopath
Ft. Payne, Ala.
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1959
A. S. C.
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accepting applications for new-
igrower allotments as follows:
Cotton—March 2, 1959.
Peanuts—February 13,
Tobacco—February 13,
Any farmer interested in
lng any of these
and who does not have an
Grower” allotment should check
at the local ASC Office as to his
eligibility requirements.
Choice (A) and Choice (B)
Allotments—each farm operator
will elect a choice in 1959 for
the allotment-price support pro¬
gram which apply to his up¬
land cotton crop. The operator
may elect to comply with his
regular or Choice (A) farm allot
ment, in which case he will be
eligible for price support at not
less than 80 percent of parity,
or he may elect to comply with
the Choice (B) allotment which
is larger by 40 percent than the
Choice (A) allotment. Under
Choice (B) allotment his crop
would be eligible for price sup¬
port at a level which is 15 per¬
cent of parity less than
Choice (A). When the
price-support level for 1959-crop
upland cotton is announced
the Secretary of Agriculture,
farm operators will be
of the amount of the
available under both Choice (A)
and Choice (B) allotments.
operator must then file
choice at the County ASC
before March 16, 1959.
Release and
of Cotton Acreage—F a r m e r
who will not plant their
acreage allotments and
felect the Choice (A)
have until April 1, 1959 to
lease their acreage
to the county committee for
apportionment to other farms
the county.
ROUTE 2
Mr. and Mrs. Ben
of Chattanooga visited her
and brother Sunday. Mr.
Mrs. Bob Brown had his
visit them Sunday. Mitchel
ker visited relatives on
mountain Sunday. John R.
ker spent a a few days with
daughter last week. Mr.
Mrs. Odell Campbell visited
the mountain Friday p. m.
Cooper and family of Rosa
Ala. visited his mother
Mrs. G. C. Hardeman
Mrs. Vickie Cooper one day
week. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Laney
visited her mother this
end. Whetzell is
Mrs. Mary
sick. Willard Michaels is enter¬
ing the hospital today. He is
be operated on Tuesday, I
Earline Michaels has had flu.
Regular meetings
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M.
second and
Saturday nights
month at 8:00 p.
AU qualified Masons invited.
J. B. Geddie, W.
J. M. Rogers,
You Will Find
What You Need For
Your Home & Auto
At
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associate store
MARTIN A. NETHERY
Owner & Manager
HOOKER
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tittle
daughter, Elzada, were called to
Knoxville Sunday on account of
the death of Mrs. Tittle’s bro¬
ther, Mr. Moat Barry.
Mrs. Mabel Hunt and Mrs.
Foytie Stewart spent Saturday
[ in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strawn
and Mrs. Lillian Strawn visited
Mrs. Annie Barry, who is a pati¬
ent in a hospital in Sewanee,
Tenn., Sunday. Mrs. Barry was
injured in a fall.
Mrs. L L. Bridgman has re¬
turned home from a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Louise Gre¬
gory in Charleston, S. C.
Miss Gail Baker and Mrs.
Mildred Anderson entertained
with a kitchen shower Friday
night at the home of Miss
Baker in Red Bank honoring
Mrs. Monte Anderson who be¬
fore her recent marriage was
Miss Glenda Mitchum.
The birthday club at Carolyn
Chenille factory in Chattanooga
entertained with a birthday
dinner Monday honoring
Mabel Hunt.
Mrs. Berenice Hunt received
a phone call Saturday from her
son, Marvin who is in a hospital
near Tokyo, Japan. Marvin is a
Marine and has been ill in the
hospital there several weeks.
Mrs. Helen Higdon and Mrs.
Ralph Burrell entertained with
a shower Friday night at the
home of Mrs. Mae Haswell honor
ing Mrs. Ralph Burrell, Jr.
Miss Sorita Wheeler of Tren¬
ton spent the week end
Miss Edna Rousseau.
Mrs. Naomi Graham and
Martha Moreland
with a shower Saturday
(honoring Mrs. Douglas Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams,
and children spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brasfield.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis
children of Sand
spent the week end with
and Mrs. J. E. Brasfield.
Mrs. Mancil Forshee and Mrs.
David Mills entertained with
shower Friday night
Mrs. Kenneth Thomas at the
home of Mrs. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rose wish
to take this opportunity to ex¬
press their appreciation to the
many people in Dade County
and surrounding areas who so
generously helped them after
the burning of their home.
AMERICAN LEGION POST 106
Second and fourth Thursday
night 7:30 P. M. every month
Legion Hall.
Dennis Sullivan, Comdg
A. J. Atchley, Adg.
WANTED
MEN AND WOMEN
FULL OR PART TIME
If you are over 21, have a
car and want to earn an
extra $35.00 as a part time
worker or $100.00 per week
and up to start as a full
time pleasant job, then you
can surely spare 15 minutes
for an interview. Clean
work you will like, live at
home. Free training course
while you earn. We are a
nationally known concern,
and anyone who feels he or
she can meet the public
will go far with this com¬
pany. Our automatic in¬
creases in earnings each
month have brought us
many happy people who are
making more money than
they ever dreamed they
were capable of. We also
have many retired workers
who want to supplement
their income. Call in person
between 9:30 a. m. to 11
a. m. or write Mr. W. A.
Norris, 42 South Commerce
Street, Summerville Ga.
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Licensed Real Estate Broker
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