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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5 , 1959
NEW SALEM
Everyone connected with the
Fall Festival is working very
hard toward a bigger and better
cne this year. The date is Nov.
14, and we do hope you will
come out and enjoy the evening
with us.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dodson and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl West have
For the finest in ... .
Steaks Seafood Regular
visit
Wright’s
Southland
Restaurant
Just North of Trenton on U. S. 11
OPTOMETRIST
C. F. KING
117 East Main Street Chattanooga, Tenn. I
I Res. Phone Amherst 6-0595 Business Phone Amherst 74)214 I
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CALL HOward 2-3121
For
Dependable and Courteous Service
FREE ESTIMATES
Qn all gas appliances by
Experienced and competent servicemen
DOUGLAS FORESTER, Dade Representative
NATURAL GAS SERVICE CO., INC.
Distributors of
Butane and Propane
Write for information about your charge-plate
Makes Shopping a Pleasure
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taken over the operation of
good's Grocery. We would
to welcome these two back
bur community to live, and
them much luck in their
deavor.
The New Salem
Church has begun a choir
tice on Wednesday nights.
need all the help we can
and we are looking forward
a very good choir. Mrs.
.(Shorty) Bradford is doing
fine job of directing.
The Shorty Bradfords are
the process of building a
home in our community.
Mrs. George Forrester is ill
Tri-County Hospital.
Visitors* to the S. A.
Sunday included Mr. and
Orvil Buckles and Mr. and
Otis Huskey, all of
The Clifford
have moved into their
; home on the Scenic Highway.
Charles Hitt Dies,
Burial Wednesday
Funeral services for Charles
W. Hitt St., 75, of Rising Fawn,
were held yesterday at the Ris¬
ing Fawn Baptist Church. The
Rev. Taylor Castleberry and the
Rev. Vaughn Crawford officiat¬
ed. Burial was in Hannah Ceme¬
tery.
Mr. Hitt, a resident of Rising
Fawn for the last 50 years, died
in Tri-County Hospital, Monday.
He and Mrs. Hitt were injured
two weeks ago in an automobile
accident at Rising Fawn.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Ollie Cagle Hitt; two sons,
Robert T. Hitt of Corpus Christl,
Texas, and Charles W. Hitt Jr.,
Little Rock; three sisters, Mrs.
Cecil McMahan, Rising Fawn;
Mrs. Ethel Humphres, Gadsden,
Ala., and Mrs. Ella Phillips,
Talledega, Ala.; a brother, Kiah
Hitt of Autaugaviile Ala., and
several nieces and nephews.
ELECTIONS . . .
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ter in adopting the resolution.
“The present system will take
care of only about 200 additional
customers. That’s all the springs
can supply,” he said.
The net profit to the city on
the sale of the system to the
authority (some 120,000) could
be used to purchase fire fight¬
ing equipment, Mayor Sims
said, thus bringing about a re¬
duction in fire insurance rates.
Others on the council were
less committal. All present mem
bers, including the office of re¬
corder, are expected to be can¬
didates for re-election.
Mayor Sims said "as long as
the people of Trenton elect me
to the office, I'll serve in the
best way I know how.”
The question to be voted upon
is simply whether the city shall
sell its water system to the aut¬
hority. If It is sold, the author¬
ity then would assume all ob¬
ligations, relieving the city of a
bonded indebtedness of more
than 180,000, while at the same
time providing adequate water
'service, Alteration and other ad¬
vantages.
The authority would serve
most of the county, including
Trenton, if the vote is favorable.
Meet Our New Pastor
Sunday, Nov. 8
Piney Grove
Baptist Church
Sunday school goal: 140
“Everyone Welcomed
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Steffner s Lookout Valley Drug Co.
Tiftonia
Phone TA 1-1541
“Store of Friendly Service”
B--B
Sam Steffner
graduate pharmacist
DDK
Week-end one-owner Specials
These one-owner low-mileage cars can
be bought right this week-end. We
need to make room for a new shipment
that will be here any day.
1957 Ford ‘ 8 ’ Sunliner Convertible, Fordamatic,
Red and white.
1956 Chevrolet k 8’ 2-door Bel Air, Black
11955 Chevrolet *8 ’ Bel Air 4-door, automatic,
2-tone blue.
1955 Ford ' 8 ’ Fairlane 4-door, Fordamatic,
power steering, blue and white.
1955 Plymouth '8’ Savoy 4-door, automatic
snow white.
1955 Chevrolet *8 ’ 210, 2-door Station wagon,
automatic, 2-tone blue.
1953 Ford *8 ’ Custom 2-door, new paint, auto¬
matic.
1953 Buick ‘8’ Super 2-door hardtop, automatic.
Here are two other extra nice autos
—not one owner, but are so nice we are
including them in our week-end sale!
1956 Dodge ‘ 8 ’ Royal 4-door Automatic, blue
and white.
1955 Chevrolet ‘5’ 210, 4-door, Automatic Del¬
ray, leather trim, black and white.
DY ER MOTOR CO.
TRENTON, GEORGIA
