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PAGE t News Of 3ryant By Mrs. Lona Rusch The Ebenezer Baptist Church Christmas program had a good attendance of about 150. The Rev. Clyde Brown delivered the message, the congregation sang carols, the tots recited poems and the young folks presented a play, “No Room at the Inn.” The Mountain View Church of God’s pantomine Christmas pro¬ gram was lovely and the 150at- tending enjoyed It. “The Glory Landers,” from Huntsville are to be the guest singers at the Mountain View Church of God, Friday night, January 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lamberts lecent guests were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bone, Avans; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lambert and family, Mrs. M. C. Sampley and Jimmy, Faye Hargress, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Walker and Belinda, all of Bridgeport, Ala.; Mr. E. D. Lambert, Joyce and Peggy, Miss Brenda Rich of Tiftonia; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grant and Up To 50 % Savings DINETTES 1 table - 6 chairs $74,95 1 table - 4 chairs BED ROOM SUITES $44.95 3 piece Suites........... 89.95 3 pc Suites, -199.95 Now 129.95 CHOICE OF COLOR & STYLE PLATFORM ROCKERS, were 69.95 . . . NOW 49.95 JV End & Coffee Tables 25% off ;,v : REDUCE^ I p Trenton Furniture & LIVING ROOM SUITES AppilallCG Knnlianrn Pa v0 Sofa Bed - 2 pc Suites......89.50 3 Suites - 2 pc foam rubber Next door to Kyzers were $189.95 NOW only $129.95 THE DAi)E COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1959 Ann Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. George McGee Sr. had as their Christmas guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Decatur, Ga.; Mrs. George Gee Jr. and Stanley, Alabama. Miss Joyce Lambert is visiting Miss Rosalea Moore for a week. Mrs. Henry Rusch, Telatha, Miss Rosalea Moore were Christ¬ mas eve guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Smith -- Miss Pauline Robinson became the bride of Calvin Decemebr 24. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vann, Chicago, were home for the holidays, visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Vann other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Price en¬ tertained his Uncle Jeff Pressley, Canton S. C.; Uncle Price and Mrs. Price, Rossville, Ga., during the holidays. } Airman 1st Class and Mrs. i Kenneth Townson and Shelia I are home for a 10-day furlough from the Charleston, S. C. Air Base, visitisg his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Townson. Jim Mayohas returned home to Boaz, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hender¬ son’s Christmas dinner guests t were Mr. and Mrs. Dn Hender¬ son, Chattanooga.; Cleburne Mrs. person, V. L. Cletod Nashville; and Mr. famU and| y and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Robin ¬ son, Bryant. Mrs. E. C. Marona, Jack Holi- j way, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marona, motored to Rome, Ga., to visit Mrs. Julia McGinnis. i Mr. Horance Whitaker spent 1 Friday nght with his mother J Mrs. Charley Whitaker. _ i Mr. and ' Mrs. John Schmitt Oakridge, were weekend guests ‘of her sister, Mrs. Plumma Sampson and Mr. Sampson _ Mr. Tommie *** Rhondel New England Notes Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Tucker and ifamily of LaFayette spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Brown and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Doyle are the proud parents of a son born in a Chattanooga hospital, Dec. 2 Both mother and son are home, doing fine. Mrs . and Mrs De0 rge cromley gave their mother and mother-in-law a surprize birthday dinner Dec. 5, which was enjoyed. The very active tractor saleS- man ^ oi:> Fores ter reports that one of his white faced cows gave birth Dec. 15 to twin heifer calves - The Rev. Charles Richard was ordained as minister of the gos- pel at the New En S land Baptist Church ’ Sunday afternoon. The pastor at New Home Ba P tist brought the message which was enjoyed by all. ^ to visit ASC 1960 ACP County Handbooks will be mailed to all farm opera¬ tors on December 31, 1959. These handbooks contain a list of the conservation practices on which cost-shares may be paid, a brief explantion of the use of each practice and the items of cost on which costs may be shared. The initial signup period for filing requests for cost-shares for 1960 practices opens Janu¬ ary 4, 1960 and closes at the end of business on January 29. Each farm operator is re¬ quested to study the conserva¬ tion practices in the list to be mailed him in relation to the conservation needs of his farm and try to decide on which practices cost-sharing is most needed. Also, each operator is urged to make use of any conservation plan he has developed for his farm. Anyone who decides he will need 1960 ACP cost-sharing is urged to file his request during the signup period. It is only in this way that he can be assured that his request will be con¬ sidered by the county commit¬ tee before funds are exhausted.