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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
TRENTON, GEORGIA DIAL: OL 7-4422
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LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partlow are
announcing the birth of a son
on May 12.
Mrs. Roy McBryar’s mother,
Mrs. Sloan from Cleveland,
Tenn., was a recent visitor with
the Roy McBryar family.
Lois Jacquelyn Harp, of Ris¬
ing Fawn, is graduating with a
BS degree from Berry College
on May 25.
Mrs. Brice Holland, A Junior
at the University of Chattan¬
ooga completed her practice
teaching this semester in the
first grade at Clara Carpenter
School in Chattanooga.
Mrs. Annie Hale attended the
opening of the new Pastorium
of the Morris Hill Baptist
Church in Hamilton Co., Tenn.
last Sunday. Rev. Taylor Castle¬
berry, former pastor at Rising
Fawn, is the pastor at Morris
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Geddie’ and
Mrs. J. E. Geddie’s week end
guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Littlejohn and children
from Birmingham and Mr. and
M!rs. Charles Robinson and sons
from Oak Ridge. Mrs. Littlejohn
and Mrs. Robinson also visited
their brother-in-law, Mr. Tom¬
my McMahan, who recently suf¬
fered a heart attack and is in
the hospital.
Cloverdale
The Ed Bibles had as their
week end visitors, Sam W. Gray
and wife and daughter, from
Atlanta, former classmates of
Mrs. Bible. Also a sister and bro
ther-in-law from Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. John jarnigan
are moving into our part of the
county from Indiana.
There will be working at the
Bible Cemetery if the weather
permits.
Our road is still in bad shape
and almost impassable in spots.
NOTICE
By a proper Resolution, Dade
County Board of Education has
authorized the sale and removal
from the school premises in
Trenton, Georgia, of two (2)
certain buildings located there¬
on, generally known as the
Skating Rink building and the
Home Economics building. Said
buildings are to be sold to the
highest bidder. All persons in¬
terested are hereby notified to
deposit with the School Super¬
intendent of Dade County,
Georgia, sealed bid or bids for
the purchase of said buildings.
Separate bids for each building
are requested. Bids will be
opened Wednesday, M&y 27,
1959. in the office of the County
School Superintendent, who
shall have the right to reject
any or all bids if no satisfactory
bids are made for either or both
buildings. The purchaser shall
be obligated to tear down and
remove the building or buildings
contracted for, within ninety
(90) days from acceptance of
the bid and shall be obligated
to remove all debris from the
premises where said buildings
are standing so as to leave the
same in good condition.
This 3 day of March, 1959.
DADE COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
BY: Roy W. Moore
Superintendent
2t-5/21
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MAY 21, 1959
Veterans of
Foreign Wars
Veterans in the county have
formed a Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post and will hold a meet¬
ing at the American Legion Hall
on Thursday, May 21. Officers
will be installed for the coming
year by State and District Com¬
manders.
This is a closed meeting but
members are asked if they know
-of another veteran who would
like to join to have him come
to the meeting early so he can
be certified before the meeting
starts.
Hooker
By Mrs. Thelma Bell
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hunt Sunday were: Mrs.
Lon Napier, J. B. Boshears
Glenn Wyrick of Lafollette,
Tenn.
Mrs. J. E. Tittle is
111 at a Chattanooga hospital.
Mr. and MJrs. Darwin
and children and Mrs. J.
Coates of Bridgeport, Ala.
ed Mrs. Florence Strawn
day.
Cecil Davis of Sand
is spending this week with
and Mrs. Grover Ballard.
Mrs. Florence
and daughter of Wildwood
ed Miss Claudia Winfrey
day.
Mr. Douglas Miller and
ren visited Mrs. Ruth
Monday.
Messrs. Prill Strawn and
Cooley have returned from
weeks fishing trip at
Florida.
Mrs. John Ingram was
to Lafollette, Tenn.
on account of the serious
of her grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden
attended the thirty-third
al convention of the
Pioneers of America in
burg, Tenn. last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lowrey
ited Miss Claudia Winfrey
day.
Mrs. L. L. Bridgman is ill.
Mrs. Mabel Hunt spent
Wednesday with Mrs
Minton in Rossville, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. John Craze
children visited Mr. and
Jack Berry in
Saturday.
Mr. Millard Durham and
and Mrs. Eddie Watkins of
wood visited Mr. and
Grady Bell Saturday.
Miss Buelah Sue Ballard is
member of the senior class
Central High School this year.
Mrs. Glenda Mitchum Ander¬
son will graduate at Chattan¬
ooga High School this year.
The annual decoration
Hooker Cemetery will be Satur¬
day May 30.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Mrs. Van Hall, of Trenton,
was taken to Tri-County Hos¬
pital Saturday afternoon in
Moore’s ambulance. At the
latest report she is Improving.
BREEDLOVES HAVE
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Sunday, May 17, the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Breedlove
was the scene of a surprise
Birthday Party for Mr. Bill
Breedlove and his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Arlon Breedlove.
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Henley, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Nichols, Miss Sid¬
ney Henley, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Breedlove and son, Sylvie
daughters, Linda and
Mr. Earnest Breedlove,
Breedlove, Miss Sue Stewart,
Mrs. Nell Mitchell all from Chat
tanooga; Mfrs. IDellie Christop¬
her, Garey Christopher, Mrs.
Florence Daniel, Willard, Free¬
man and Arthur and Mrs.
Breedlove all from Trenton;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Breedlove,
Mrs. Curtis Cline and her three
children all from Attala, Ala.,
and Mrs. Arlon Breedlove from
Rossville. And Miss Miss Cleo
Christopher from Atlanta.
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