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About The Dade County times. (Trenton, Ga.) 1908-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1959)
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1959 Smyth Television Service Fully guaranteed service on all makes Service calls from $2.00 Phone: OLiver 7-3021 Hwy 143, one mile west of Trenton BARGAINS GALORE ! Slightly used clothing, accessories, jewelry The Bargain Shop TRENTON CITY HALL Operated by Dade P. T. A. That certain feeling... It can be yours—that feeling. Assurance of W-* future happiness and security, with a saving account in your friendly . . . BANK OF DADE TRENTON, GEORGIA Member Federal Deposit 3% all savings on Insurance Corporation teSlii BfcWTttrm VALUES! La Masks ’ll \% 1 % Costumes Noise makers large assortment of candy and other “treats.” Gannaway Riley Co. TRENTON, GEORGIA Water: (Continued From Page 1) on, all the experts point these values to industry. In Dade County lies the potential for small industries to the bigger trial plants in Chattanooga. have rail and highway plenty of electric adequate water supplies. water is a raw product needs refining before it can used, the proposal of the County Water Authority is solution to this problem. By the time a new system could be installed, surely State Highway Dept, would be nudged into action in making U. S. 11 a reasonable roadway. And that would leave the gates wide open to selected new in¬ dustries. There are committees, indivi¬ duals, companies and associa¬ tions all busily engaged in ing plans to attract new indus try. They want to publish phlets, visit potential industries and many other thngs. All this is well and good, but let us put the house in order before the guests arrive. Imagine the reaction to Dade County by a potential indus¬ trialist now'. Not a chance in the world he’s locate here. Because the water supply is inadequate—and temporarily we hope—an inadequate highway to Chattanooga. Afortnass avoids accidents. Accitfnfs or# avoidable ^ WINNER 12TH NATIONAL POSTER CONTI M & PLAN BATTLE MARCH—These planers of the Georgia Civil War Centennial look forward to 1961 when the big centennial i observance gets underway. Northwest Georgia Gets Crippled Children's Clinic at Dalton-Whitfield Health Center Northwest Georgia’s first clinic for crippled children opened Monday, October 19, at the new Dalton-Whitfield Coun¬ ty Health Department. will be held about every months. Conducted by the Children’s Division of Georgia Department of Health, the clinic was set up bring children in the area same services they had previ¬ ously had to travel to Atlanta receive. By noon of clinic day, than 60 of 75 children to the clinic from seven counties had arrived. Those invited had previously received service in Atlanta. Counties served by the new clinic are Whitfield, Mur¬ ray, Dade, Walker, Catoosa, Gordon, and Chattoooga, accord ing to Dr. Cecil F. Jacobs, Dis trict Director of Public Health 'for Whitfield, Murray, Fannin, and Gilmer Counties. Other state clinics have been conduct¬ ed for several years in Atlanta, Albany, Augusta, Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Thomasville, Waycross, and Cordele. The Whitfield County Health Center provides space and other accomodations for the clinic. Conditions treated include those of bones, joints and muscles, such as polio, dislocations, art¬ hritis, muscular dystrophy, mul¬ tiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, foot deformations, and scoliosis. ANNOUNCMENT Mr. Hobert Wilhite has been appointed Sales Representative for the Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. He is ready to serve your every insurance need, including Blue-Cross and Blue Shield, at the new Farm Bureau office at New England . Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co Phone: OLiver 7-4162 Rt. 1, Trenton, Ga. V adjacent Plaza Courts PAGE 7 {Those in unifoms represent a reactivated Civil War contingent in the Atlanta area. Similar units are being organized throughout Georgia. (curvature of the spine), pedia¬ tric problems are also treated, such as rickets, seizures, mal¬ nutrition and hernia. Children who attend clinics must be referred by their coun¬ ty health department to the Crippled Children’s Division in Atlanta. Dade Farm Bureau Directors Meet The directors of the Dade . County Farm Bureau met Tues¬ day night at the Courthouse and named a nominating committee. W. L. Simpson, membership chairman , reported that 112 members had been signed. A goal of 144 had been set for Nov¬ ember 1. On the committee are Simp¬ lon, chairman, and Bill Pullen and G. L. Barnes. They will nominate all officers except president. E. T. Brown, v i c e-president, automatically moves into the spot for 1960. Attending the meeting were Hardee Price, Brown, Simpson, Barnes , Pullen, J. C. Pace, Hobert Wilhite, insurance repre¬ sentative, and L. C. Adams, county agent. LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
