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CHILDREN’S DRESSES
Specials This Week:
Ladies Hose 2 pr. for $1.00
Ladies Slips .___ _______ _ $ 1.88
Panties ____ ____ 3 pr. for 88c
Evelene Shoppe
TRENTON, GEORGIA
“Wash & Wear” Clothes
Look Better Dry Cleaned
Red's Cleaners
Phone OLiver 7-3355 Trenton, Ga.
HI FOLKS!
I’m Sorta new
The new Wright’s
Southland Restaurant
offers For Sunday
Roast young turkey, dressing ---- 95c
Baked Virginia Ham _____________ 95c
Roast of Prime Ribs of Beef ---- 95c
Tender green beans Spiced baked apples
Fluffy yellow rice
Congealed Tropic Isle salad
Sliced garden tomatoes
Summer squash provencale
New potatoes paprika Jellied Cranberry Sauce
and for dessert, Strawberry Delight
SPECIAL LABOR DAY FARE
Southern Bar-B-Q and Brunswick Stew
Wright’s
Southland
Restaurant
Just North of Trenton on U. S. 11
Till: D\I)E COUNTY TIMES. TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1959
Reunion
At Cioudland Park
The Case and Tatum families
(held a joint reunion last Sun-
day. Mr. William J. Elzey, pastor
of the Methodist Church in
Jacksboro, Term, preached at
the First Methodist Church of
'Trenton. Mr. Elzey is the nep¬
hew of Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
\Tatum, and Mr. James C. Case.
They had dinner in the
Fellowship Hall at the church
and after the mild rainfall, the
entire group drove to Cioudland
Canyon for the remainder ol
the sunny afternoon. The
children enjoyed the
swings while the adults visited
amongst themselves. Mrs. G. C.
Tatum said their were forty-
live members present.
Out of town guest were Mr.
and Mrs. F. > T. Case and son,
Jimmy, from Atlanta, Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon L. McKinney
and daughters, Karen and
janet, from Jamestown, Tenn.;
unu Mrs. k. C. Elzey, mother of
william Elzey, from Jacksboro,
icim. several members of the
luuniy irom Cnattanooga were
aisu present.
OPERATION CARP
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"We have to think in terms of
what can be done under present
circumstances,” he said. ‘‘There
js clearing out rough fish and
teplacng them with game fish.
But every situation has its own
solution.”
He and Mr. Baker had spent
most of Friday walking the creek
and discussing the various as¬
pects of the project.
Mr. Zeller pointed out that
the first dam from the Tenn¬
essee River ‘‘was not an effective
barrier against the entry of
carp, the original entry point.
We can kill out gjl the carp and
without modifying the dam,
which is costly, the carp will
again infest the creek in a few
years.”
Mr. Zeller warned membe r s
that to attempt a creek-wide
kill of rough fish, would also
kill out all of the game fish, sev¬
eral of which, including the
rock bass, are irreplaceable.
His recommendations:
1. Conduct a population study
of the c r eek.
2. Kill out “'beds” of carp by
spot treatment.
3. Call on Fulton Lovell, Dir¬
ector of the Commission, to
make intentions known and to
seek assistance.
From the more than 20 pre¬
sent, Mr. Fricks named this
committee to call on Mr. Lovell,
afte,- Mr. Zeller’s recommenda¬
tions were adopted:
Mr. Maddox Hale, Col. D. E.
Morrison, Mr. Bernard Doyle,
Mr. John Tatum, Mr. Woodrow
l’mke,- and himself.
You Will Find
What You Need For
Your Home & Auto
At
ASSOCIATE STORE
MARTIN A. NETIIERY
Owner & Manager
TRENTON, GEORGIA
Complete brake service.. .
Adjustment only $1.00
A mighty small price to
pay for safety assurance.
WE HAVE A NEW BATTERY TESTER & RECII AUGER
Trenton Georgia
Complete line of guns, rifles shells
and hunting clothes
Plenty free parking conveniently located in Lookout Valley
on Cummings Highway.
3101 Cummings Hyvy. Taylor 1-4741
HOW’D YOU LIKE to have 134,770 bosses?
That’s the number the Georgia Power Com¬
pany has. What’s more, they’re the real bosses
They are the men and women whose purchase
of stock in our company and its parent firm.
The Southern Company, have made them share
holders — and owners — of the Georgia Power
Company.
These 134,770 people follow no set puiiern
in residence, age, or occupation. Housewives
and lawyers, tobacco farmers and peach grow¬
ers, young newlyweds and senior citizens are
all represented among the folks who own the
Georgia Power Company.
Thousands more are indirect investors in our
company. For example, when banks and life
insurance firms accept your money, they must
invest it wisely. Much of it goes inH "lectric
power company bonds and stocks.
In doing a good job of providing plenty of
dependable and low-cost electricity for you, wt-
are also doing a good job for our thousands ol
owners.
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
