The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, August 26, 1954, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMawrafetEi>W» ■.” ■B £ ; ' >s^—;Kz®Ui ^B&*? i Sr» ■WwWWwiSs ■ IfewMM E^psgsii S(vJt^w^Wl I^MBmP 11111 1 opacity come’^V G-E RANGE I IN today/ with DELUXE FEA TURES Sorry, no trade-ins at this low price. MOODY BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 2-2185 WANT- ADS HOUSE FOR RENT —House for rent, partly furnished, three miles from Nahunta. Reasonable rent. Electric stove and frigidaire fur nished. See Eddie Dixon, Route 2, Nahunta Ga. 9 2 PRECISION RADIO SERVICE Way cross, Georgia Phone 269 119 Albany Ave. Radios and Television Sets Repaired and Installed “You Know We Know Radio” KINDERGi\RTEN To START — All mothers interested in sending their children to kindergarten at the beginning of the fall school term please communicate with me Mrs. Emory Middleton, Phone 2-2391, Nahunta. 8 12 TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE We repair any make of T V. or radio. Prompt service. AH work guaranteed. Our home service com pany will apprecia’e your patron age. Nahunta Television Company, Bill Parkes, proprietor. Located near the Nahunta Post Office. mu NEWS about people youjenow! W jillF \\ W / >.,-v » *7/^==^// / $ ■■■ bj read your local newspaper CHEVROLET FOR SALE — 1953 Fordor Chevrolet for sale, like new. Terms if desired. See A. M. Rowell, Lulaton, Ga. Phone 2-2230. PICK-UP-TRUCK FOR SALE — 49 Ford Pick-Up Truck in good condition for sale. Price $650.00. See Mrs. B. C. Dixon, Route 2, Nahunta, Ga. 19 26 HOW TO RELIEVE SKIN ITCH. IN 15 MINUTES, If not pleased, your 40c back at any drug store. ITCH-ME-NOT has mild anesthetic to ease itch in minutes: has keratolytic. antiseptic action that sloughs off outer skin to Kill Germs and Fungus on Con tact. Fine for eczema, ringworm, foot itch, other surface rashes. To day at Campbell's Drug Store 4 H Club work in Japan,” said i Bill Upton, Colquitt County boy I now living in that country as an International Farm Youth Ex- ' change delegate. Reporting on his first visit to a rural com munity Bill said, T was welcom d | there by a long line of 4-H’ers i on both sides of the road waving 4-H Club flags. They are a great little group of people trying to make a better Japan.” Where else but in your local paper can you find cut so much about people you know? Weddings . . . parties . . . lodge meetings . . . births . . . ball games. . . . town improvements . . . church affairs ... all the things that make the tapestry ®f community living a fine thing to behold. All these are in your local newspaper. THE BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE NAHUNTA, GEORGIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1954 Nahunta, Ga. T find a lot of enthusiasm in SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS Clayton Carter and E. B. Herein visited Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hul ing of St. Marys last week. A miscellaneous shower was giv en in honor of Mrs. Robert Huling at the home of Mrs. R. E. Austin on Saturday. Many friends attended. ■ • * Mr. and Mrs. Elias Herin, E. B. and JY7 and Mrs. B. F. White were dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. Ro bert Huling of St. Marys on Mon day. W • • • Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Morgan and family have returned to their home in Tampa, Fla. after visiting re latives in Nahunta for several days. ♦ C • Mrs. Katie Hickox Griffin of Na hunta was among the 154 Students to receive degrees at the summer commencement at Georgia Teachers College on Friday, August 20. •* » • Rev. J. Murphy Smith, of New Bern, N.C., and Mr. and Mrs. Loran Smith of St. Paul, N.C. visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. O. Smith and Mr. and Mr. Mrs. Claude Smith last week. «« * > Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thrower of Dothan Ala. Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emdry Middleton last week. • • • Miss Helen Jones left Sunday by plane for her home in Belglade, Fla. after spending few days in the home of Mrs. Mamie Orser and being dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Orser in Blackshear. * * » T/Sgt. Marvin Lee has been home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee in Nahunta and his wife and children in Waycross for several weeks. He left last week to go to Camp Kilmer, N. J. from where he will go to Newfoundland where he will be stationed for some time. His wife and children will join him in Newfoundland in three months. Mrs. J. W. Davis is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. High smith in Abbeville, Ga. Mrs. Lola Johns spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Johns in Augiista. • * • Mrs. Ivey Herrin returned Sat urday night after a two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Eureta Er win and family from San Francis co, Calif. •• • W Miss Sylvia Garrett of Atlanta is visiting Miss Sonja Batten and Miss Jean Carroll Sowell. ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS ANYTHING EXCEPT LIFE. NAHUNTA. I vM LINDEB Speaks! Music by: LeFEVRE TRIO AND LeFEVREAIRES Atlanta WAGA Dalton WBLJ Savannah WSAV Atlanta WGST Dawson WDWD Statesboro WWNS Albany WALB Douglas WDMG Summerville WGTA Albany WJAZ Dublin WMLT Swainsboro WJAT Americus WDEC Ft. Valley WFPM Thomaston WSFT Augusta WGAC Gainesville WGGA Thomasville WKTG Brunswick WGIG Griffin WHIE Tifton WWGS Calhoun WCGA Hawkinsville WCEH Toccoa* WLET Cn-tersville WBHF Macon WMAZ Valdosta WGOV Ccrro V/GRA Macon WBML Vidalia WVOP Cedartown WGAA Milledgeville WMVG Waycross WACL Columbus WRSL Monroe WMRE Waycross WAYX Cordele WMJM Moultrie WMGA West Point WRLD Covington WGFS Rome WLAQ Winder WIMO RAI Atlanta WSB Bto 9 P.M. ■ easweaeea IE IN A»he— wrfc Bto 9 p.m. LINDER Hartwell WKLY S to 6 P.M. UN ICM Jeso p WBGR s to 6 p.m. iFAnS’ Rome WRGA 8 to 9 P.M. vsssmListen To Linder! VOTE FOR TOM LINDER FOR GOVERNOR Atlanta Sponsored by Linder for Governor Club By Mrs. Carl Broome Mr.' and Mrs Jesse Lee and son, Guindell, have returned fro ma trip to New York, Maryland and New Jersey. They Were accompanied to Camp Kilmer, N.J., by T/Sgt. Mar vin Lee. They were joined by their son, James at the home of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred vizt hum and family in Maryland.' They visited a sister of Mr. Lee, Mrs. Paul Heller at Morestown, N.J. They visited many points of inter est including Washington, D.C. They were accompanied home by James Lee. After spending a few days with his parents, James left on Sunday to return to Athens, Tenn., where he is employed. Mrs.. Georgia Belle Dowling en tertained her Sunday School Class with an outing at St. Simons on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. E. A. Moody assisted Mrs. Dowling as chaperon. Members of the class going were; Steve and Jimmy Ryals, Craig Roddenberry, Marvin Griffin, Harold Chancey and Roger Chancey. Mrs. A. S. Mizell, Mrs. C. F. Star nes and Miss Marvine Mizell re turned Saturday from St. Simons Island where they spent a week. Mrs. J. B. Lewis returned home on Monday of this week from a visit of six weeks in the North. She visited her nephew, Clae Holmes ib boro, Penn.; visited her daughter, their Mountain Lodge near Wells boro, Penn.; visited her raughter, Mrs. lone Hoffman in Somerville, N.J. and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lewis in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Lewis announced that her granddaughter Mrs. June Lewis Brown was re cently maried to Lt. Col. Guy Qualls of Washington, D.C. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Anderson of Plymouth, Fla., have returned home after visiting relatives*. F. Monroe Smith and daughter, Linda, of Lakeworth, Fla., were guests of Mrs. Geneva A. Stahl last week. ♦ ’X Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Walker are spending this week in Jacksonville with their daughter, Mrs. Winnie Wainwright. If you have sometnmg to sell, a 50 cents advertisement in The Brantley Enterprise will be read by people all over the county. LAMAR GIBSON AGENT GAINESVILLE AUGUST 2S 12 NOON TO I P. M. FREE FRIED CHICKEN DINNER • w • ♦ • • * ♦ • • ft ♦ • ♦ * • GEORGIA AT SA TUR DA Y. VOTE FOR Hoyt H. Whelchel a Judge Court of Appeals Born in Banks County, reared in Madi son County, graduated University of Ga., he has actively practiced law in Moultrie for 34 years. A civic and re ligious leader, a lawyer— not a poli tician, his character, ability and ex perience fully qualify him for this position. h r F 'l l l'l l - by showing big-value assortments y- .V,Charm all-occasion cards in spare time, to triends. No exper fence needed. Write today for imprint samples of popu- Isr money-makers, OoP^CHARM CARD CO., Inc. Oep t w 393 Peach'-ee St., N E„ Atlanta 3. Ga. The The opposition claims that Don Wheeler voted “only four times in first 6 months of . 1952.” THE OFFICIAL RECORD SHOWS: Wheeler Voted 62 Times During that period. The opposition cldimh Dbn Wheeler voted against REA five times. THE OFFICIAL RECORD SHOWS: Wheeler Has NEVER Voted Against RE A! The opposition claims Wheeler is guilty of “rank absenteeism”. THE OFFICIAL RECORD SHOWS: Wheeler Has An Outstanding Attendance Record of 92% for the Eight Years He Has Served in Congress. DON WHEELER’S FRIENDS SAY: The only thing “rank” about the current campaign is the complete disregard for THE RECORD and TRUTH on the part of the hired mud-slinger employed by the propagandizing opponent. SENIORITY COUNTS IN CORESS! m' ★ HEAR DON WHEELER BY RADIO SATURDAY AUG. 28 AT 11.15 A.M. This Ad Authorized by Don Wheeler and Pafd.For By His Friends of the Eighth District. '7 ERNEST VANDIVER for Lieutenant Governor Record Speaks! VOTE FOR Z