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General Repair Shop
Mondav, June 17, I am opening a general repair
shop in Nahunta. 1 will do electric and acetelyne
welding, black smithing, as well as other machine
work. Your patronage will be appreciated. Located
in Branco Cleaners building.
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By Guy Chambless
“THOSE WHO CAN COMMAND THEMSELVES, COMMAND
OTHERS ’’
Leadership, or the ability to command others, is a quality
which rightly begins with the individual. Although the majority
of us harbor no great desire to command others, it is quite
necessary to exercises leadership over our own destiny unless
our existence it to be a willy-nilly life of worry and vacillation.
It is surprising how many people in the world have little
command over their own emotions. It is surprising, too, how many
people lead fretful and worrisome lives because they lack either
the will or the courage to make and enforce decisions which are
actually nothing but workday problems which confront them
regularly.
Although, as we said, the majority of us do not necessarily
seek to command others, it is most important that we take com
mand of ourselves. For it is this command which will benefit us
in terms of stability, self control and a greater peace of mind.
CHAMBLESS FUNERAL HOME
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
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The cool and beauti-
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■ ’K its best—a scenic wonderland
V for fun and relaxation for
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C V/ \ seacoast! Georgia's Golden
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!■■■■■ I ■MMsma gw the beauty of natural
beachesandrolling surf. What a
vacation is in store for you under the sun.
—You name it—Georgia can offer almost anything.
From golf to water skiing, from mountain climbing to sailing
—you can enjoy it more in Georgia.
Write for south Georgia film, for north Georgia film
and *Ovr Thirteenth Colony* in color and sound.
GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
SCOn CANDIES, SECRETARY
100 STATE CAPITOL .... ATLANTA, GA.
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WILSON'S GARAGE
PHONE 2-2721 NAHUNTA, GA.
James Jacobs
JOEL CHANDLER
HARRIS, APPRENTICE
Joel Chandler Harris began his
newspaper career as a printers’
apprentice on what was probably
the only newspaper ever pub
lished on a Southern plantation.
At Turnwold Plantation, eight
miles east of Eatonton on the
Phoenix Road, Harris lived and
worked on “The Countryman”, a
weekly paper edited and pub
lished by Joseph Addison Turner,
plantation owner.
The Putnam County farm youth,
in need of money to help his
family, went to work on the
paper in 1862 setting type. Mr.
Turner, planter, lawyer, scholar
and writer, encouraged his youth
ful apprentice in writing and
allowed him free use of the ex
tensive plantation library, con
sidered one of the best in the
area.
The boy Harris spent much
time in the slave quarters where
he heard the African animal
legends and the Negro folklore
of the old South which he im
mortalized in his “Uncle Remus”
stories.
“The Countryman” was forced
to suspend publication later in
the War Between the States and
young Harris went to Forsyth
where he began work on “The
Advertiser” there.
Turnwold Plantation is now
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
Dunn.
Because wireworms can move
rapidly through soil, they may
severely damage plants, even in
a field that has been fumigated
for nematodes, says C. R. Jordan,
entomologist, Agricultural Ex
tension Service.
.. . .the quick, low-cost
TV repair you can expect
from Johnnie’s TV Center,
Nahunta, Ga., is a cinch
knockout. Before you
count 10 over your ailing
TV set, call phone 2-3544.
'TV, center
DEALER OF WESTINGHOUSE
T. V. & APPLIANCES
PHONE 2-3544 /O.
NAHUNTA,GA.
NAHUNTA, GA.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNE 13 -14- 15
$10,000.00
To Be Given Away Oct. 16.
PLEASE REGISTER EACH TIME
YOU VISIT OUR STORES.
McKenzie — io-oz. pkgs, frozen
STRAWBERRIES
RED BIRD
VIENNA SAUSAGE
MAYFIELD CREAM STYLE 2 Cans
CORN 25c GRITS 25c
SALAD BOWL
Salad Dressing Quart 39c
VAN CAMP
TUNA FISH Can 15c
PEANUT
COOKING OIL * Gal. 99c
MARKET SPECIALS FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Wieners
2-lb. Pkg. 69 c
OLEO In Quarters
Lb. 19c
PILLSBURY or PUFFIN
Biscuits
12c Can
Pierce Trading Eo.
•_ . .■» THE HORE •♦ •
We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities.
AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT
LOW PRICES TO FIT YOUR POCKETBOOK
Nahunta Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, June 13, 1957
CATSUP
2 Cans 29‘
3 cans 29 c
JIM DANDY
Pure LARD
45-Lb. Can $6.79
Brookfield BUTTER
Lb. 65<
SOUTHERN FOOD — OIL
Sausage
3-lb. Can 98c
TOMATO
LIMIT: 4 PLEASE
2 For 35<
2 BOXES
2 CAN LIMIT
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