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PAGE 2 THE DADE COUNTY TIMES Entered at the Poet Office at Trenton, Ga., as 2nd class mail. Mrs. C. C. Morrison. Publisher. DUMPING OF TRASH It seems the dumping of trash along the roads, or in the easi¬ est place possible, is toeing prac¬ ticed to such an extent that it is becoming an eye-sore again. It toas gotten so bad in the Wild¬ wood community that several of the farmers, with R. S. Boyd as spokesman, have reported this to the Ordinary, have posted their land and said they intend to prosecute offenders. The law reads:-“26-8119. DUMPING TRASH, etc. on right of way of highway or on lands of another. Any person, firm or corporation who shall willfully empty, dump, or otherwise place, any trach, tin cans, garbage, rubbish, dead animals, or other discarded materials upon the right of way of any public road State-aid road, State highway, or upon the lands of another without first having obtained permission shall be guilty of a misdemeanor’'. We are informed that a mis¬ demeanor carries a fine of $1,000 or 6 months in jail or 12 months at the Public Work Camp or both fine and sentence. SPECIAL NOTICE Miss Wilma F. Pace, Dade County Health Department, will not be in the office March 4, 5 and 6 due to speical meet¬ ing at Gainesville, Georgia,an institute on “Growth and Development.” SEE YOUR DRUG STORE FIRST H. F. ALLISON AGENCY Representing Stock Companies In Fire and Automobile Insurance Licensed Real Estate Broker TRENTON. GEORGIA Dry Cleaning & Pressing LAUNDRY SERVICE RED S CLEANERS Phone OLiver 7-3355 Trenton, Ga. Pianos & Organs Mason & Hamlin Wurlitzer Geo. Steck Lester Wm. Knabe The New Wurlitzer Organ (Music’s Richest Voice) Many Floor Samples and Rental Returns to CHOOSE from as a Savings RENT A PIANO OR ORGAN FOR YOUR HOME Write Clemons Bros. Piano Dept. 8th at Chestnut St. Chattanooga, Tenn Or Call AMherst 6-7151 Collect We will be glad to bring one of our DISPLAY TRUCKS to your door anytime convenient to you. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1959 LOCALS Mr. Inman Orton is seriously ill at his home. Mr. Charlie Jeffrey is very sick at the Tri-County hospital. Soil Samples are still coming in at the County Agent’s office. Have you brought yours in yet? The auditors have completed their audit of the county funds. They stated that “funds were properly accounted for”. The Tax Commiss ioner reports the sale of 1959 auto and truck tags is very slow and 'there is only one more month left. Only about a third of the registered car owners have bought their new tags. 1959 driver’s licenses are due the first of April. The state trooper with the validating machine will be here as usual on the third Monday of the month, March 16. Mrs. R. G. Peterson is serious¬ ly ill at her home in the Floral Crest Community. She suffered a stroke Sunday and here daughter, Ruth and son Frank are here from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hicks have purchased a new home in Chattanooga and have moved away from the county. Mrs. Hicks is the former Martha Belle McCauley of Trenton. Thirst , Too, Seeks Quality | “HOW TO GET ALONG .. WITH PEOPLE” By Dr. Walter C. Alvarez A new health series authored by Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, emeritus consultant in medicine at Mayo {.linn, tells how health is affected by your ability—or inability—to get along with others. “How to Get Along With Peo file,” an 18-part special, will be published daily and Sunday except Saturday, exclusive in Georgia, in The Atlanta Journal. This reader- special is in addition to the regular column by Dr. Alvarez in The Journal. You’ll find many hints to help you achieve greater health and happiness. In sound, easy-to- undeisland terms Dr. Alvarez discusses this how-to- ger along health problem and offers practical sugges¬ tion's for its solution. “How to Get Along With People” begins Sunday, Feb 8, in Mania Sternal Covers Dixie Like the Dew A AND * THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION The South’s Standard Newspaper PERSONALIZED YOUR KITCHEN, TOO, should be “tailored” to your needs and taste. You may be petite or tall and stately. That makes a difference when specifying the height of wall oven and cabinets. Perhaps you fancy a double sink with a view of your favorite azaleas. Then, have it! Tell our home economist. To her, you’re not just typical but someone special. Our home econo¬ mists plan kitchens that are personalized, not assembly-line. They are specialists who can trans¬ form a workaday room into a setting of charm, comfort and convenience. Last year they planned 2,467 personalized kitchens. Let them help you. No cost or obligation. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY A C I r I 1 f N WHfJtfVfft w I S f ft V f HOOKER J. D. Harris of Lackland Air Base, Texas visited friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Miller announce the birth of a daugh¬ ter Feb. 25 at a Chattanooga clinic. The baby has been named Evelyn Anita. Mesdames Mary Clouse, Grace Mitchum, Lillian Strawn and Thelma Bell attended a shower Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Era Stoudt honoring Miss Ross Manning, a future bride. Deborah, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Craze under went an appendectomy at a Chattanooga hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Higdon announce the birth of a daugh¬ ter, Feb. 23 at a Chattanooga hospital. The baby has been named Connie Elaine. Mr. and Mrs. Bob White visit¬ ed Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mosely at Victoria, Tenn. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Toliver and daughter have moved into this community from Burning Bush, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carroll and children have moved to Sand Mountain. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob White and sons were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Drew and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drew from Chickamauga. Mrs. Lillian Limbeugh spent Sunday witth Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boran in Chattanooga. Mrs. Willie Watley is recover¬ ing from an illness at her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brasfield and children visited Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and children Sunday. Marvin Hunt, who has been ill in a hospital in Tokyo, Japan, has been moved to a navy hos¬ pital in Pennsylvania. Mrs. John Ingram has accept¬ ed a position in Chattanooga. Mrs. Odie Haswell has return¬ ed home apter spending several days with her granddaughter, Mrs. Helen Higdon and Mr. Higdon at Guild, Tenn. HEAD RIVER Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barnes and family attended a birthday supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Massey in Chattan¬ ooga last Saturday evening hon oring Mr. Barnes’ mother Mrs. Mamie Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith of Sand Mountain spent last Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ross. The Olden Middlebrooks fam¬ ily were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Teeters in Chickam¬ auga last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross and Katherine were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ross at New Salem last Sunday. Mr. Jess Clark of Whiteoak Gap on Sand Mountain visited Hugh Forester last week. You Will Find What You Need For Your Home & Auto At ASSOCIATE STORE MARTIN A. NETHERY Owner & Manager
