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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1959)
WANT ADS BULLDOZING & EXCAVATING —Lakes, clearing, bush and bog, Septic tanks and field lines installed, — Reeves & Johnson. Call Alvin Reeves OL 7-4971 or OL 7-4836. ufn FOR SALE: 16 ft. house trailer, excellent condition. $225.00. Can be ^een at junction of Hwys. 11 and 143 east. FOR SALE: 6 weeks old pigs and mule. Ray Ryan, Phone Ho¬ ward 2-3118 2tc-7/9 FOR RENT: 6 room house with good garden. Mrs. W. B. Cure- ton. Trenton, Ga. FOR SALE: Living room furni¬ ture, 6 pieces—$50. Good up¬ right piano—$50. OL 7-3033. 3tc-7/9 HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 rooms and bath in Edge wood. OLiver 7-3851 after 5 p. m. 3tp-7/23 HOUSE FOR RENT: 4 rooms, bath and garage, at State line in Tennessee. OLiver 7-4942. 3tc-7/23 BIG CAR SALE—every Tuesday and Saturday night. Powell’s Auto Auction. Everybody buys and everybody sells. Free hams to lucky buyer and seller. You all come. 2 miles north of LaFayette on Hwy. 27. 5tp-7/30 NOW OPEN—Wooden’s Service Station on U. S. Highway 11 across from the Trenton office. Gas — Oil — Grease — Repair Tires — Road Service. For every 10 gallons of gas your car washed for $1.00. 4tp-7/16 FOR SALE: Deep and shallow Well pumps. Trenton Furni¬ ture & Appliance. ufn HIGHEST price paid for pine and poplar logs. See us if you have any to sell. Dyer Lumber Company, Trenton, Ga. PLEASE trade with us, we need the money — Avakian’s. SPECIALS on used cars, auto parts, batteries, tires. Trenton Trading Post. 3tp-7/9 HOUSE FOR RENT: 3 rooms and bath Edgewood. $35.00 per month. OLiver 7-3851 after 5 p. m. 3tp-7/23 FOR REPAIRS ON RADIO, TV — and small appliances, call Trenton Radio and T. V. Ser¬ vice, OL 7-3999. Trenton, Ga. riCE — NOTICE. CASH ON he LINE for your standing ine timber. Lump sum. High- st cash price paid. Call La- ayette 4-282 or see Cord owell at Powell Auction Barn 4tp-7/30 DR o. K. MacVane iropraetor and Naturop.- — Ft. Payne, Ala. THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1959 CLOVERDALE Mrs. Joe Baughn, from St. Elmo, has been visiting her cousin Mrs. Gertrude Hawkins. Mrs. Will Hawkins, who has been sick, is reported better. One of her daughters, Mrs. Sus- sie Simmons, from Birmingham, has been visiting her. Gordon Bible and family were (recent visitors of his parents, Ithe Charlie Bibles. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkins (have been recent visitors in this community. The annual Cloverdale Sing¬ ing was reported to be a great success with lots of eating. Mr. and Mrs. Van Walls small daughter has had her toncils removed. Mr. and Mrs. Pink Salmon were recent visitors of the Ed Bibles. Mrs. Bible, returned to Rome with them for a visit, is now back home. The George Bibles, from wood, Tenn. are visiting the Bibles. The new road work is pro¬ gressing. It looks good. RISING FAWN W. S. C. S. The Woman’s Society of Christian Service of the Fawn Methodist Church met the home of Mrs. C. S. June 25 at 8 p. m. Mrs. Herschel Dean presented the program on “New Ambassa¬ dors for Christ” (The Tourist). After the group sang the hymn “Open My Eyes That I May (i See”, ^ Mrs. L. _ W. Slaughter gave t h e devotional. Mrs. Dean gave the introduction and announced the speakers: “An American Speaks” by Mrs. W. G. Konrad, “Goodwill Ambassadors” by Mrs. R. P. Fricks, “A College Student Speaks” by Mrs. Richard Looney,” A Housewife Speaks’ by Miss Bess Cureton. At the close of the business isession the hostess served de¬ lightful refreshments to twenty one members. You Will Find What You Need For Your Home & Auto At estem J'f A 5 - UtO associate store martin a. Owner & Manager TRENTON, GEORGIA MORGANVILLE Well we welcomed the rain end the many things that we have received in the past week and how happy are we that our communities were without acci¬ dent and death during the 4th of July week-end ... we thank God for the blessings ... We think everyone had a real pleas¬ ant 4th. and we are almost sure that everyone enjoyed the enter tainment at the Dade County High School ... if there was one who did’nt get a Snow-Ball it wasn’t the fault of the North Dade Civic Club for they had them and we had loads of fun being a part of the celebration We are very sorry to an¬ . . . nounce that Mrs. Nettie Hart- HEAD river Mr. and Mrs. Fritts Schurch had the following guests last week: Mr. and Mrs. Bromley Sammons, Mrs. Boyd Walker and boys and Miss Gladys Scruggs all of Chattanooga. Miss Birdie Johnson of Gas¬ tonia N. C., and Miss Willie Johnson of Hapeville, Ga. are spending their vacations here at their old home with Mr. and Mrs. Griff Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Payne of Lakeview visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ross and family last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koger and daughter of Chickamauga visit¬ ed Mrs. W. J. Koger lost Sunday. Those visiting the Hugh For¬ esters recently were, Rev. Fred Forester & Mr. & Mrs. Doughty and son all of Alexandria, La., Mr. and Mrs. James Schrock and family of Rome, J. G. Fores¬ ter and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. May of Chattan¬ ooga. A daily vacation Bible school is being conducted at the church here this week. A revival will also start at the church next Sunday night with the Rev Ed Whittier of Chattanooga doing the preaching. j Mrs. Gordon Barnes was called to the bedside of her little grandaughter Charlene Bradford who was bitten by a poisonous snake on last Friday. At this writing, the child is still confined in the Tri-County Hos¬ pital, where she was rushed soon after being bitten. Mr. and Mrs. G-riff Johnson visited relatives in Cleveland, Ala. last Sunday. CARDS OF THANKS We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our many Relatives and friends for their sympathy and kindness shown us during the illness and death of our mother, Mrs. Rebecca Winters. We also wish to thank pH those who sent us beautiful flowers, the ministers for their consoling words and the funeral' home for their courteous service ' during our trying time. and Mr. E. T. Holmes have been in the hospitals . . • Mrs. Hartline was at P. S. and Mr. at Newell's, however are both at home and feel¬ ing much better. Mrs. Edward is at Woman’s Clinic she underwent surgery, condition is much better she will be comming home a few days . . . Mrs. Henry Oliver is sick at her in Morganville ... we to Granny a speedy re¬ . . . there were many visi in our commuity over the end ... we certainly ap¬ their comming and they will come again soon. Fellowship supper at the Methodist Church was a complete suc¬ and everyone had a won¬ time, as well as plenty of ice cream . . • Mr. Doyle, Elmer Oliver, Smith and Nelson Gothard in charge of arrangements . . The young Ambassadors a real treat Thursday of past week . . . when they met with Rev. Stewart for fishing trip . . . much fun had by all and believe it or WE HAVE MOVED PARKER FLORIST Now located at the home of Mrs. Leon Gifford 1955 Ford Fairlane Town Sedan, 8 cyl., Ford-a-matic, Power Steering, White Tires... 850.00 1955 Chevrolet 210,4 dr. Sedan, 8 cyl. Powerglide Transmission______ 825.00 1953 Plymouth Cranbook Club Sedan Complete Reconditioned Engine. 475.00 1958 Chevrolet Delray 2 dr. One Owner, Factory Reconditioned Engine with 12 months Guarantee.......... 1525.00 We Trade For The Best And Pass The Rest Dyer Motor Co. TRENTON, GEORGIA PAGE 3 not there were some fish caught . . . Eddie Brasfield (Hooker) caught the largest fish and Dennis Doyle (Morganville) caught the most . . . there was a picnic lunch served on the parsonage lawn and water- mellon concluded the affair . . . this was the first of their meet¬ ings and the attendance was real good . . . those attending were Randy Cureton — Rusty Oliver — Eddie Brasfield — Richard Doyle — Dennis Poyle —Ray Bryant — Jerry Bryant— Bobby Ryan —David Ryan — Kenny Rogers— David Rogers— Marvin Bryant —Richard Bry¬ ant—Iria Parker . . . SLYGO The Slygo Methodist Church has been having much success in their first revival and there lhave been many happy mom¬ ents with Christ through the messages of song and services. Rev. Charles Hilton has been conducting the song services nightly and the Rev. Stewart has been bringing the messages. We want to thank the many who have come and express our love to them for their faithfull- ness . . . The Doyle’s Reunion
