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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1959
Social Notes
The Rev. and Mrs. Lee W. Hill
and son, Russell, and daughter
Mary Lee, are spending a va¬
cation in Washington, D. C.
Accompanying the Hills is a fri¬
end of Mary Lee’s Barbara
Kyzer. While away they will
visit with a sister of Mrs. Hill’s
in silver Springs, Md.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Keith
are the parents of a new son,
born at the Tri-County Hospital.
He weighted in at 8 pounds. 3
ounces.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Price
aie the parents of a 7 pounds,
1 ounce girl, born Aug. 4. They
have named her Tammi Alyson.
* * *
Mrs. A. E. Ellis spent the week
end in Atlanta with her son E.
A. Ellis Jr.
* * *
Mrs. Grace Nethery attended
the funeral of her cousin Mrs.
Nell Fahey Domineek in Bir¬
mingham Monday. She accom¬
panied other cousins, Luther
Allison and members of his
family from Rising Fawn.
STOP!!!
AND SHOP OUR MANY AUGUST SALE
Bargains
SILICONE iorning board pads and covers
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Terry cloth seat covers (front only)
Fits two and Four door cars
$3.44
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Colorful Decorator Pillows Reg. $2.98 only
Western Flyer Bikes (26” Jet Swept)
Values to $42.95 only
$34.88
Folding Aluminum outdoor-indoor chairs .
Nylon backs and seats Reg. $3.98
only $1.98
Easy Terms Lay-a-way
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for professional work
AT AMATEUR PRICES
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Free Pickup and Delivery
Within 100-miles Ratios
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Mrs. S. J. Hale spent last
with the Rev. and Mrs.
Castleberry in Chattanooga
tending the revival services
his church there.
* * *
Miss Gladys Morrison is
ing her brother Roy
and Mrs. Morrison in
Ohio.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. John W.
and daugher, Suzanne, and
John, Jr., of LaGrange, Ga.
weekend guests of the
McCulloughs.
* * *
Mrs. W. P. Fowler of
Fla., is visiing her sister
J. D. Pace and other
here in Chattanooga.
* * *
Mrs. D. S. Middleton and
Spencer, of Rising Fawn,
several hours in Trenton
day calling on friends, the
H. Brocks, Mrs. Hale and
* * *
The Howard McKaigs
returned from a vacation
Jacksonville, Fla.
* » *
Mrs. Henry Gross has
ed from a visit to relatives
Alabama.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Raymond C.
Burnett of Chattanooga are
being congratulated on the
birth of their first child, a girl,
last week at Memorial Hospital.
They have named her Cathy
Suzanne. Mrs. Burnett is re¬
membered here as Evelyn Gray,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles W. Gray.
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Miss Nannette Daniels is
spending the week end with
friends in Atlanta. She was ac¬
companied by her mother, Mrs.
W. W. Daniels who returned
last Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McKaig
are building a home on Look¬
out Mountain on the scenic
highway near New Salem.
• * *
Friends of Prof. G. C. Austin
of Flat Rock, Ala., and former
/resident of Trenton will be
pleased to hear that he has re¬
turned from Rochester, Minn.,
where he was operated on at
Mayo Clinic. He was accompan¬
ied by Mrs. Austin and they are
now at their home in Flat Rock.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johns
Lave been visiting their son,
Eugene Johns and M'rs. Johns
'In San Francisco, Calif. They
made the trip by airliner.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs.. Harold Lee entertained
with a birthday party Saturday
(afternoon honoring her daugh¬
ter, Shirley Ann on her 11th
birthday. Those present were:
Tommy, Sonny and Patsy
Coates, Susie Castleberry
Suzanne Wilhite, Nancy and
Peggy Stephens, Jeanhe Book-
out, Sandra Fay and Allice Kay
Wallin, Johnny Gibson, George
and Shirley Ann Lee. Games
were played and refreshments
were served.
OPEN
FRIDAYS
UNTIL
9 P. M.
Luxury Blends
of
Dacron, Orion and Nylon
In 1-yard Skirt lengths
Only $1.59
4-Yard Dress Lengths
by Dan River $2.95
Friday & Saturdy only
Boys White Briefs
and T-Shirts sizes 2-18
Regular 75 cents
3 for $1.88
Evelene Shoppe
TRENTON, GEORGIA
Little Chrystal Dawn, six-week
-od daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Cooper Jr. of the Deer
Park section of Rising Fawn, is
reported in serious condition at
the Tepper Clinic in Chattan¬
ooga.
The baby is suffering menin¬
gitis, however this report is us-
oifieial. The Public Health of¬
fice reported that official re¬
ports often are late.
BROWN GAP DECORATION
The annual decoration and
home coming at Brown Gap
Cemetery, Sand Mountain, will
be held Sunday, August 23. All
lormer residents of the comniun
ity and those who have loved
ones buried there are urged to
attend.
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JOHN L. CASE COMPANY
HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES
Is Your Car Suffering From
Summer Slump?
t Drive in and let us give your car a free in¬
spection. We’ll check spark plugs, points, gen¬
erator . . . battery and other vital working parts.
We’ve just in stalled a new battery tester
and a battery charge. We can save you money
by testing ... that old battery, still may be good.
It’ll take much less time than you’d think
and replacement parts will cost so-o-o much less
than you fear.
Drive in today!
Buck Gifford's Service Station
TRENTON, GA.
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Mrs. Kathryn Davis proudly
displayed pictures here this
week to back up her story of an
exciting Florida vacation. She
and her sons Bill, 14, and Doug¬
las, 10, along with Mrs. Lester
Wall of Rossville, spent a week
at Panama City recently.
In a single fishing trip the
boys made a haul of more than
100 pounds of fish. Douglas
made the biggest single catch,
a 25-pounder.
John C. Harris, Scottsboro,
Ala. grocer has been elected a
vice-piesident of the Alabama
Wholesale Grocers Assn. He was
named at at recent meeting in
Mobile.
