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Says Signs Point Toward
A Good Deer Hunting Season
All signs point toward a good
deer season for Georgia hunters,
Fulton Lovell, director of the,
Georgia Game and Fish Comis¬
sion, reports.
Reports from Wilflife rangers
throughout the state say there’ll
be a record harvest this fall, if
hunters do their Jobs.
In north Georgia’s Chattach-
oochee National Forest an
abundance of mast and food
patches insure whitetails of
enough food to carry them
through the winter. However, it
will not injure the deer herd to
(harvest more this time than
hunters usually take home.
In Dade County, prospects for
good hunts are bright, accord¬
ing to District Ranger Bob
Baker.
Reports from the Piedmont
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“Show Your Colors”
Wear
A Mum at the
Davis-Dade Game
Big nums, with school
color ribbons $1.
benefit
Jr. Garden Club Order Yours Now !
Moore Florist
Boy Scouts OL 7-3055
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FOR SALE: 7-cu. ft. GE refriger¬
ator in good condition, $50.
Newell Scruggs, OL 7-3502.
3tpll-19
GUN FOR SALE: Shotguns,
rifles and revolvers. New con¬
dition Prices reasonable. G. C.
Trenton, Ga.
3tp-ll/19
POWELL’S AUCTION is in bad
need of cars from 1949 through
1955 models. Bring e’m in boys.
We sell them for you. Reserved
numbers, call LaFayette, Ga.
4-0282. All buyers welcome,
too. Every Saturday night at
8 o’clock. 3tp->l/16
DR. O. K. MacVane
Chiropractor and Osteopath
Ft. Payne, Ala.
FOR SALE: Deep and shallow
Well pumps. Trenton Furni¬
ture & Appliance. ufn
HOG KILLING: Pickup and de¬
livery. Call Sidney Hays at
OL 7-3988. 3tp-ll-19
SALE: —House and lot,
$3000 cash. Atop Sand Moun¬
tain. Joe Stephens. 3tpll-19
SALES HELP WANTED: You
can become successful in
basiness for yourself. Opport¬
unity now in Dade. See Mrs.
Dollie M. Duke, 1806 S. Haw¬
thorne Chatt., or write Raw-
leigh’s, Dept. Ga 1-10-534,
Memphis, Tenn. 2Tpll-12
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1959
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section show a good concentra¬
tion of deer for hunters who
participate on managed hunts.
Game and fish technicians
are receiving more cooperation
from the citizens of Georgia, a
fact that greatly enhance the
possibility of greater deer
populations, Lovell explained.
HIGHEST price paid for pine
and poplar logs. See us if you
have any to sell. Dyer Lumber
Company, Trenton, Ga.
BULLDOZING & EXCAVATING
—Lakes, clearing, bush and
bog, Septic tanks and field
lines installed, — Reeves St
Johnson. Call Alvin Reeves
OL 7-4971 or OL 7-4836. ufn
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FOR SALE
‘55 Dodge Hardtop Coronet
*50 Chevrolet Va T. Pickup
Body repair-painting-wheel
balancing
VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY
OL 7-4923
TRENTON, GEORGIA
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AMERICAN LEGION POST 10C
Second and fourth Thursday
night 7:30 P. M. every month | I
Legion Hall.
Dennis Sullivan, Comdg
A. J. Atchley, Adg.
Regular meetings Trenton
Lodge No. 179 F. & A. M. the
second and fourth
Saturday nights each
month at 8:00 p. m.
J. B. Geddie, W. M
J. M. Rogers, Secy.
All qualified Masons invited.
Scouts Will Present
Colors at FB Game
Boy Scouts of Troop 143 will
participate in opening ceremon¬
ies at the football game here
Friday night between Dade High*
and Stevenson.
The boys will parade onto the
playing field bearing the colors i
as the National Anthem is
played. |
The group will consist of six
scouts, selected on the basic of
appearance, led by Senior Patrol
Leader Sandy Gass. |
The group will also perform
the opening ceremony at the
Jinal game of the season be¬
tween Dade and Davis.
OBITUARY
Tot Sells Connally
Mrs. Tot Sells Connally, widow
Charles P. Connally, died Nov.
2 at her home in Atlanta. Mrs.
Connally was born and raised in
Dade County on a farm east of
For many years she
school and after her re
tirement from the Atlanta
System she returned to
to teach for a few more
She is survived by her son: L.
Connally, Mt. Vernon,
Y., Ben T. Connally, Atlanta;
sister, Mrs. H. P. Connally,
S. C.; a brothci
B. A. J. Sells, U. S. Army
daughters-ln-law, Mrs.
P. Connally, Jr., Dallas,
Mjs. L. R. Connally, Chatt¬
and several grand¬
Many relatives and friends
Dade County attended the
services and burial
were held in Atlanta.
FORESTRY UNIT GETS
NEW FIRE EQUIPMENT
The Dade Forestry Unit, head
ed by Dan Hall, has acquired a
new 2 1 /2-ton truck and a Deere
440 tractor for fighting forest
fires.
The truck is an Army surplus
piece of equipment. The tractor
is specially constructed to pro¬
vide protection to the driver,
with a welded heavy steel turret
and frames.
Fuel Oil for
Heating
R. W. Suggs & Son
Standard Oil
Products
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE
No. 524 in the Superior Court of
Dade County, Georgia
ALICE MlcLEAN
vs.
JAMES McLRAN
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
To: James McLean, defendant
in said matter:
You are hereby commanded to
appear in the Superior Court of
Dade County, Georgia, to answer
the complaint of the petitioner
within the ensuing sixty (60)
days of the date of this order
for service by publication, as
provided by law.
WITNESS the Honorable John
W. Davis, Judge of said Court.
This the 22nd day of October,
1959.
GRACE H. WILLIAMS
Clerk, Dade Superior Court
Filed in Office October 22,
1959.
GRACE H. WILLIAMS
Clerk
4T-11/19
(Continued From Page 1) Outcast: Pattie Nethery, with
Sporting: Susan Morrison, "Margaret,” a goat.
with "Prissy,“ bird and Utility: Bobby Getter, with
a pup, "Peppy” Mexican chihuahua.
Ricky Hurst, with "Spot," ‘‘June’ a
and ‘‘Jane,’’ beagle puppies.
Non-working: Vlvica Quinton,
with "Cocky,” a cocker spaniel,
and Dana Nethery, wtih "Tina,”
a beagle.
Working. Jerry Kyzer, with
"Dutchess,” a German shepherd,
and Mrs. W. A. Dyer, with
Mutt,” an English shepherd. CAU
Disobedient: Kathy and Doug w
Hutchison, with "Missy,” a JfiXIN THf
Manchester chihuahua, and Dir MAN SINCi 1901
inda Quinton, with "Sno-ball,”
an American goat. CALL COLLECT
Obeident: Mike Steele, with Chatt. MA 4-3326
"Lady,” a German Shephard. WORLD'S LARGEST.
NEW
SALES
for
Sic tiD CORN
SEE OR CALL
Dade County Soil Conservation and
Improvement Assn.
Top Prices for Corn
%
WILLARD COLE GRAINERY
He Opens Early He closes Late
Telephone 123
on U. S. 11, Fort Payne, Ala.
Morgan County
BIRTHPLACE OF THE COTTONSEED
OIL INDUSTRY
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Morgan County, founded in 1807, quickly gained national
significance as the home of the great planter-inventor Lance¬
lot Johnson. Here, in the county seat of Madison, Johnson
conceived and built the first Cotton Seed Huller in 1830 which
served to launch America’s cottonseed oil industry. Today,
this great industry flourishes in Morgan County along with
dairying, furniture and olothine manufacHiring, seed and
grain warehousing.
In Morgan County, and throughout Georgia, tne United
States Brewers Foundation works constantly to assure the sale
of beer and ale under pleasant, orderly conditions. Believing
that strict law enforcement serves the best interest of the
people of Georgia, the Foundation stresses close cooperation
with the Armed Forces, law enforcement and governing offi¬
cials in its continuing "self r ^Nation” nro^ am.
United States Brewers
Foundation
- Suit* 224 Georgia 710 Peachtrt* DivUlon ft.
r , Atlanta, E.
‘'Goo'* Georgia
