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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1959
If you are away from your
home Co. on your 18th birthday,
register with the nearest draft
board. Be sure to give your
county address and your regis¬
tration card will be mailed to
your state and county. Regist¬
ration for the draft is nation¬
wide not just Georgia.
Register with the Selective Ser¬
vice System on your 18th birth¬
day or within 5 days thereafter,
as required by law. Don’t be
caught short! Register! That is
the first step in establishing a
clean military record.
THEREL FULGHUM
SERVING WITH NAVY
Quartermaster Seaman Ap¬
prentice Therel D. Fulghum, 18,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ful¬
ghum of Lookout Mountain, en¬
tered the Navy on January 19,
1959.
A 1958 graduate of Dade
County High School, Therel
completed nine weeks of boot
training at Great Lakes, Illinois
and was transferred to Newport,
R. I. on April 17 for five weeks
of Quartermaster school.
He now serves aboard the USS
Eugene A. Greene, D. D. R.,
whose home port is Charleston,
South Carolina.
HUFFSTUTTER
IN OPERATION SADDLE UP
—Marine Pvt. James M. Huffs-
tutler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James L. Huffstutler of Route
2, Trenton, Ga., participated in
the South East Asia Treaty Or¬
ganization exercise “Saddle UP”
in British North Borneo in June
while serving with the Third
Marine Division.
Co-sponsored by the United
States and the United Kingdom,
“Saddle UP” involved units of
the U. S. Seventh Fleet, and
army and navy units of the
United Kingdom, Australia, and
New Zealand.
In the operation, Marines “hit
the beach’ in landing craft and
amphibious tractors, as well as
in helicopters in the new verti¬
cal envelopment concept of war¬
fare.
Purpose of the amphibious
training exercise was to promote
a closer working relationship
To Supply Your
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patent medicines greeting caids
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ice cream cosmetics . . • records
.
veterinary medicines . . . prescriptions . .
“ Where pharmacy is a profession,
not just a sideline”
Hadden’s
Self-Service Pharmacy
on the square
I OPTOMETRIST
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17 East Main Street Chattanooga, Tenn .
Phone Amherst 6-0595 Business Phone Amherst 7-*92)4
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between SEATO member
nations for their mutual defense
GREEN COMPLETE
TRAINING
—Army Pvt. Alvis E. Green,
whose wife, Geraldine, lives on
Rt, 2, Trneton, Ga, has complet¬
ed advanced individual training
July 11 with the 2nd Armored
Division at Fort Hood, Tex.
Green entered the Army last
February and was stationed at
Fort Jackson, S. C., before ar¬
riving at Fort Hood
Before entering the Army, the
20-year-old soldier was employ¬
ed by the Peerless Woolen Mills,
Rossville. His parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Beston Green, live on Rt.
1, Rossville.
FLAT ROCK MEN
TRAIN TOGETHER
—Two soldiers from Flat Rock,
Ala., privates Maxwell H. Stone
and Elbert H. Lyda, have basic
engineer training at Fort Bel-
viour, Va.
They received instruction in
map reading, bridge, road and
airfield construction, and mine
warfare.
The men entered the Army last
April and completed basic train¬
ing at Fort Jackson, S. C.
Stone, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Stone, is a 1954 gradu¬
ate of Pisgah High School and
was employed by Combustion
Engineering, Inc., in Chattan¬
ooga, Tenn., before entering the
Army.
Lyda, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert L. Lyda, is a 1955 gradu¬
ate of Pisgah High School and
was employed by Combustion
Engineering, Inc., in Chattan¬
ooga, Tenn., before entering the
Army.
Buchanan’s Unusual Home Atop Lovely Hill
is a Dreamlike “Wilderness Retreat”
By Myrna R. McMahan
A beautiful home atop a gen-
fly rounded hill with one of the
most beautiful views in the val-
ley make the Chester Buch-
anans most eager to move into
their new domicile.
Burned out earlier this year
the Buchanans rebuilt on the
original site near Trenton, over¬
looking rolling fields, the slopes
of Sand Mountain and the busy
highway. The house is reached
by a rustic, winding lane which
leads visitors perilously close to
a large pond which mirrors the
steep naked sides of a nearby
hill.
With an exterior of red bark-
tex brick, the dwelling encloses
a large living room, den, kit-
H. F. ALLISON AGENCY t'¬
Representing Stock Companies
In Fire and Automobile Insurance
Licensed Real Estate Broker
TRENTON. GEORGIA
GOSPEL SERIES
August 23-30-7:30 P.M.
Church of Christ
Trenton, Georgia
Guest Speaker
Fred B. Walker, Minister
Central Church of Christ, Chattanooga
EVERYONE INVITED
All will be treated kindly and friendly.
Come hear Bro. Walker every service.
Congregational Singing
No collections except at Lord's
Day Services!
COME WORSHIP WITH US!
SEE YOUR
DRUG STORE
FIRST
i chen. three bedrooms, one and
.half baths, utility room and
garage. The entrance door hints J
to visitors to expect the unusual,
'for the pane of glass Is built in
wagonwheel fashion and will be
painted red for further accent
against the white door.
Wall Scene
Pine panelling was used on
two walls of the living room,
with the window wall painted
japonica pink and the end wall
| to be covered completely with a
colored scene entitled “Wilder¬
ness Retreat.” Recessed lighting
is being installed above for best
effect. A modern, celestial-type
lighting fixture will illuminate
the remainder of the room.
Two doors open off this room,
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one to the kitchen with stain¬
less steel built-in stove units,
wall oven and hood, and the
other to the den, also pine panel
led. The den opens onto a rear
patio which is being laid with
white marble slabs. The floors
of both the kitchen and den will
be tiled with gold metallic chip
vinyl.
The bedrooms are distinguish¬
ed by high awning-tyipe win¬
dows and are painted french
green, dogwood pink and drift¬
wood gray. Closets in all bed¬
rooms are cedar-lined, some
with sliding doors. The bath
connecting the green bedroom,
which is to be Ruth Ann’s is
tiled with pale gray marbelized
wainscoting and plumbed with
irouge fixtures, while the bath
opening off the hall has been
Installed with copen blue fix¬
tures, pink tile on the walls and
metallic spatter-patterned floor
tile.
other exterior doors have a
single, diamond-shaped pane of
glass placed at the right height
for peeking outdoors at ap¬
proaching cars.
Lighting fixtures soon to be
installed are said by John
Tatum, contractor, to be most
attractive, unusual and modern.
The Buchanans hope to wel¬
come guests in their new home
approximately the second week
in August.
ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY
