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Norman
College
NORMAN PARK, GEORGIA
A Co-educational Junior College owned
and operated by sixteen Baptist associa
tions in Southwest Georgia. Credits are
fully accepted by all senior colleges. A
Christian faculty well trained and ex
perienced.
A 1-year pre-college course for ministerial students.
Christian Training Pre-technical Training
Teacher Training Business Administration
Home Making Music Education
Annual expenses $5lO. This does not
include moderate fees for chemistry lab,
typing, piano and voice.
Fall quarter begins September 16, 1953.
For further information contact:
GUY N. ATKINSON, President
a purchase based on
Confidence
Gasoline, which goes from the dealer’s
pump into the motorist’s tank without his
even seeing it, is bought entirely on con-
fidence in a particular brand, and the
Company which sells it.
That Crown and Crown Extra gaso
lines justify the confidence of motorists...
providing tow-cost transportation and de-
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Nahunta,
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(KtMTU C X V > . _
COURSES OFFERED IN:
JOS. B. STRICKLAND, AGENT
livering superior performance ... is
evidenced by their continued leadership
in sales in the area served by Standard
Oil dealers.
The confidence of our customers in the
dependability of our products—gasolines*
motor oils, lubricants and hosting oils—
is this Company's greatest asset.
- TEe Brantley NaKunta, Georgia
American Cancer
Society Funds
Aid Studies
Scientists whose work is fi
nanced by the public through
contributions to the American
Cancer Society are at work in
large and small hospitals and
universities throughout the coun
try trying to find not only what
causes cancer but exactly how it
is caused.
Some four hundred chemicals
start processes in certain labora
tory animals that often lead to
cancer. So do x-rays and ultra
violet rays when they are played
too long on sensitive tissues.
Some viruses thave been shown
to cause cancer in susceptible
animals.
Scientists are observing, thru
fantastically sensitive intruments
what cancer-causing rays and
chemicals do to tissues, organs
and cells of the body.
There still is considerable de
bate as to whether cancer is
caused by agents from outside the
body — such as viruses and che
micals like those found in soot
and gasoline fumes — or wheth
er the malignant process could be
started by chemicals normally in
the body.
Only by this research, will the
key be found that may unlock
the door to the secrets of life—
and death by cancer.
Meanwhile, early cancer usual
ly is curable by surgery, x-ray or
radium. Learn the seven cancer
danger signals. Go straight to
your own doctor if one appears.
This newspaper is read ’like a
letter from home” by most of the
neople in Brantley County every
week. If you want to sell ’em, why
uot tell ’em?
If you have lost something, find
it by placing a small 50 cents ad
vertisement in The Brantley En
terprise. Everybody reads ’-am.
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Georgia
Methodists Start
Bible School
Monday, June 1
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will staTt at the Nahunta Methodist
Church next Monday, June 1, it is
announced by the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Weekfc.
Classes will be held for kinder
garten, primary and junior ages.
All children are invited to attend
the school.
Obscured Vision
Big Factor in
Auto Accidents
CHICAGO — Obscured vision
was a factor in one out of every
eight of the fatal automobile ac
cidents last year, according to the
National Safety Council.
“Accident Facts”, the Council’s
statistical yearbook, shows that
nearly half of the visual obstruc
tions were rain, snow or sleet on
the windshield. A fourth of the
obstructions were trees, buildings
and other things along the high
way or adjacent to it. The re
maining fourth resulted from
parked and moving cars.
If you have something to. sell,
a 50 cents advertisement in The
Brantley Enterprise will be read by
people all over the county.
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Thursday, May 28, 1953
Reporters
W anted
Send Us News
of Your
Community
The Brantley
Enterprise
“YOUR HOME PRINTER”
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
Notice
EFFECTIVE JUNE 1 WE WILL BE
OPEN ONLY ON MONDAYS AND
SATURDAYS OF EACH WEEK.
This will continue through the months
of June, July and August.
Thank you for your patronage.
Folkston
Cold Storage
HIRAM ALTMAN, Manager
FOLKSTON,
GEORGIA
