The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, October 10, 1957, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBrantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, October 10, 1957 CLASSIFIED ADS AGENTS WANTED Want to make sls to $25 in a day? Many are doing it. Pleasant work for man or woman. No experience needed. Spare or full time. Will teach and finance you. Write McNESS CO., P. O. Box 2766, DeSoto Station, Memphis, Tenn. 10 24 CHICKEN SUPPER Satilla Chapter O. E. S. will have a benefit chicken supper on Saturday evening, October 19, at the American Legion Hall. Will begin to serve supper at five o’- clock p.m. Supper for adults SI.OO, children .50. 10 17 WOULD YOU be INTEREST ED IN MAKING $75.00 TO SIOO.OO WEEKLY, OPERATING YOUR OWN WATKINS BUSI NESS IN BRANTLEY COUNTY? FOR PARTICULARS, WRITE THE J. R. WATKINS CO., 659 WEST PEACHTREE ST., N. E., ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 10124 FOR SALE — Used 7-foot rear mower for Super A Farmall tractor. Blackshear Tractor & Implement Co. ts FUEL OIL HEATER FOR SALE Complete with tank, stand and supply pipe. 100,000 BTU capaci ty, good condition. C. Winton Adams, Hortense, Ga. 10 9 FOR SALE — Used Tractors — Fords, Fergusons, Allis-Chalmers, Super A Farmalls. Blackshear Tractor & Implement Co. ts STOVE FOR SALE For sale, electric Frigidaire stove, table and six chairs. See Mrs. Albert Strickland, Route 2, Nahunta, Ga. 10]10 FOR SALE — Used Rotary Cut ter for Super A Farmall Trac tor. Blackshear Tractor & • Im plement Co. ts . . . mustaches are for the poster doodlers, but top notch TV repair is duck soup for Johnnie’s TV Center, Nahunta, Ga. If you want the finest ser vice, at low cost, call phone 2-3544. CENTER DEALER OF WESTINGHOUSE T.V. & APPLIANCES PHONE 2-3544 /<7/\ NAHUNTA, GA. \g/ WE SERVICE AU MAKES get in on enter the BIG McCULLOCH SAW-DRAW! NT-Ass- wn twrt wW fnnm WnvnTTri \ ■UAwM AQ^^q^WniTTrn-rii <NLz^\ f —*U V^oHnT^^S-rn-rnrl MH^V-I^ \ McCULLOCH/ X^zm-i-n-n-n-rm-y You can win a professional quality McCulloch chain saw absolutely free -no boxtops to send... nothing to buy! Here’s how: Come in for your free entry blank to the big McCulloch Saw-Draw... fill it out... then send it in. That’s all there is to it. You may be one of 150 lucky people who will win a handsome new MAC 35 by McCulloch, the greatest name in chain saws. WORTEN & BLOUNT, INC. WAYCROSS, GEORGIA Legal Advertising ClTATlON—Administration Georgia, Brantley County. To All Whom It May Concern: George Dykes, having applied for Permanent Letters of Admin istration on the estate of Charles West Burns late of said County, this is to cite the creditors and next of kin of Charles West Burns to be and appear, at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent ad ministration should not be grant ed George Dykes on Charles West Burns estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this Ist day of Octo ber, 1957. Claude Smith, Ordinary. C. Winton Adams, Petitioner’s Attorney. 10!31 CITATION Georgia, Brantley County. To Whom It May Concern: Mrs. Irene N. Johns having ap plied for Guardianship of the persons and property of Gloria Jean Johns and Albert Wesley Johns minor children of Wood row Johns, late of said County, deceased, notice is given that said application will be heard at my office at ten o’clock a.m., on the first Monday in November, next. This October 7th, 1957. Claude A. Smith, Ordinary, Brantley County, Georgia 10|31 CITATION Georgia, Brantley County. To all whom it may concern, either as owner, or leasee or claimants; you are hereby noti fied condemnation proceeding have been filed in the Superior Court of Brantley County, Geor gia, in the name of the State of Georgia, against One (1) 1950 Ford 1% Ton Truck. Motor No. 98RTH461949AT, 1957 Florida li cense Plate No. 41CV-203; seek ing to condemnation said Truck, as provided by law for that the same was used for illegal trans portation of alcoholic spiritous liquors and distilled spirits on which the tax was not paid and on which the containers did, not hive affixed stamps and the ve hicle was not enroute to a State Wirehouse (Brantley being a wet County) and you the un known owner of said vehicle sought to be condemned or any leasee thereof are required to file your defense on or before 28th day of October, 1957, in above stated condemnation else the court will grant judgment in above case condemning said motor vehicle above described and order a sale of same in terms of law after expiration of date allowed for filing defense. Witness the Hon. Cecil Rod denberry, Judge said Court, Sept. 28, 1957. D. F. Herrin, Clerk, Superior Court, Brantley County, Georgia. 1024 CABINET WORK WANTED See me for your cabinet work. Will do wardrobes, base or wall cabinets, end tables. Will put on finish or leave unfinished- Can do repair work for furniture. See me for any wood work. R. L. Hickey, Nahunta, Ga. 10 24 PRESIDENT OF THE BRANTLEY COMPANY Currency Exhibit Will Be at Blackshear Bank Leo J. Allen, President of The Blackshear Bank, announced this week that the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta will set up a currency exhibit in The Black shear Bank. The exhibit, mounted on swing ing frames for easy viewing, con tains more than 400 notes of various kinds and denominations. The exhibit will be set up Monday, October 7, and will be on display until October 21, Mr. Allen stated. It is being shown here as part of The Brantley Company’s 100th Anniversary celebration. The notes range in denomina tions from one-sixth of a dollar to one thousand dollars and range in issuance dates from 1775 to 1929. According to the Federal Re serve Bank of Atlanta the face value of all the notes included in the exhibit is $6,444.10. They point out however that the act ual value of the notes is approxi mately $4,500.00 because the Con tinental and Conferedate issues have no value except as collec tor’s items. The exhibit consists .of 20 frames of aluminum and clear plastic, mounted on a six-foot pedestal, with the frames hinged to turn like leaves in a book. Many of the frames have signi ficant historical value. The frame of Continental cur rency shows money used in this country before our present gov ernment was formed. The notes were printed on paper of excel lent quality, made entirely of Irish linen with particles of isen glass to give it strength. The notes were signed by hand, each bearing two signatures. Another frame shows a collec tion of Confererate currency, first issued in 1861 and continuing un til 1864. Others show currency issued by state governments and banks throughout the South, by national banks, and by the Unit ed States government from 1862 to 1929. Each of the national bank notes in the exhibit is accom panied by a brief historical ac count of the issuing bank. Some of the United States currency notes, because of their crisp un circulated condition and date of issue are regarded as rare speci mens. The exhibit is intended as a display for study by bankers, high school students, college groups, and interested citizens. Mr. Allen invites the public to see the currency exhibit while it is on display at The Blackshear Bank. Keep Up With the Happenings at Home Subscribe to the BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE BATTERY BARGAIN 6-VOLT BATTERY, GUARANTEED 12 MONTHS, WITH EXCHANGE — $7.95 COMPLETE BATTERY SERVICE Texaco Service Center 301 HIGHWAY NORTH NAHUNTA, GA. Leo J. Allen Press Institute Planned in Athens Feb. 26 to March 1 ATLANTA — Plans for the 30th annual Georgia Press Insti tute to be held at the University of Georgia in Athens have been announced by the Georgia Press Association committee in charge. The dates of the meeting will be from Feb. 26 through March 1, 1958. The event is sponsored by the press association and the Henry W. Grady School of Jour nalism. Prominent figures in the newspaper and related profes sions address the meetings. Members of the 1958 Press In stitute committee are Alva L. Haywood of The Warrenton Clipper and Gibson Guide, chair man; Jack Mathews, of The Cor dele Dispatch; Lee Broome of The Blackshear Times; and By ron Maxwell, of The Houston Home Journal at Perry. THE MEAT WE EAT Harold Clum, economist-live stock marketing, Agricultural Extension Service, University of Georgia College of Agriculture, says it is now estimated the av erage person this year will eat three to four pounds less beef than he ate last year. It is pre dicted, too, that we will have nearly eight pounds less red meat to consume this year than the record breaking 167 pounds eaten last year. Statement required by the Act of August 24, 1912, as amended by the acts of March 3, 1933, and July 2, 1946 (Title 39, United States Code, Section 233) show ing the ownership, management, and circulation of The Brantley Enterprise, published weekly at Nahunta, Georgia for Oct. 1, 1957. ’ 1 The names and addresses of the publisher, editor, .managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher Carl Broome, Nahunta, Ga. 2. The owner is: Carl Broome, Nahunta, Ga. 3. The known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other se curities are; NONE. 4. The average number of cop ies of each issue of this publica tion sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was: 500. Carl Broome, Publisher. Sworn to and subscribed be fore me this 27th day of Sep tember, 1957. Ruby Lee Herrin, Deputy Clerk B C. S. C. (My commission expires 12 31(60 Worten & Blount Announce McCulloch Saw-Draw Contest Worten & Blount, Inc., of Waycross, announces the open ing of the second annual McCul loch Saw-Draw Contest. During this year’s nationwide McCulloch Saw-Draw, 150 MAC -35 Chain Saws, with 16-inch blade and Pintail chain, will be awarded to contestants who en ter the contest. Anyone may enter the McCul loch Saw Draw by obtaining an entry blank at Worten & Blount. Inc., filling it out, and sending it to McCulloch Motors Corpora tion, 1601 West Century Blvd., Los Angeles, California. While no purchase is required to enter the contest, anyone who purchases a McCulloch saw dur ing the Saw-Draw will receive a check for triple the list price of the saw if his card is selected in the drawings. There will be three drawings in this year’s McCulloch Saw- Draw. The first drawing will take place on November 12 and December 3. Winners will be notified im mediately by air mail. A com plete list of winners will be posted at Worten & Blount, Inc., after each drawing. POINTERS ABOUT PEARS The Bartlett pear season is here and the crop of nearly 23 million bushels is nearly 10 per cent larger than last year’s crop, says Mrs. Betty Alexander, con sumer information specialist, Agricultural Extension Service. She suggests selecting pears that are firm, but not hard, clean and free from blemish, and well shaped. They should be kept in a cool, humid place in a fairly airtight container. Fully ripe pears should be kept in the re frigerator. Economists at the Agricultural Extension Service report that in come from livestock and their products increased from $123 million in 1945 to $312 million in 1956. Beef should be aged about a week at 38 to 40 degrees before freezing it, advise food preserva tionists at the University of Geor gia College of Agriculture Ex tension Service. Pediatricians have found a di rect relation between healing children’s diseases and the a mount of protein they take, says Miss Audrey Morgan, family life specialist, Agricultural Extension Service. Georgia has ten pulp mills lo cated within the boundaries of the state and several mills out side the state draw wood from Georgia, says Dorsey Dyer, for ester, Agricultural Extension Ser vice. Come in and “COMFORT TEST” a new Golden Anniversary INTEHNAUONAL There's a look of action in every fresh, clean line of the new Golden Anniversary International Thicks. And there’s a feel of comfort that’s hard to believe. You just have to take our “Comfort Test” to believe it you k 3 check the comfort on roads you know are Mi rough. Try out International for easy handling, roominess, quietness ... for visibility of the new Sweep-Around windshield. Compare it, too, for power and performance And keep this in mind all the time: International Trucks COSt leaSt to OWn ° Ver the years ~ cost records prove it! HB ® Come in for this eye-opening test INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS cost least to own! WILSON'S GARAGE PHONE 2 ’ 2721 NAHUNTA, GA. Alfalfa hay is a good cash crop I on many Georgia farms. With good management, it produces an average of four tons of high- I quality hay per acre, says W. H Gurley, agronomist, Agriculturall Extension Service. ^VI^HOUCHT^j 1 F O R gßg_T O D By Guy Chambless "A MAN OF WORDS, AND NOT OF DEEDS, IS LIKE A GARDEN FULL OF WEEDS ...” We must admit that words of promise are to be respected if honored by action, but as the above saying states, words alone are empty and useless. In our daily lives we often come in contact with individuals who in the sports world parlance ‘‘talk a good game”. Gener ally speaking, this blustery front is harmless, but it is when this same casual disregard for words is projected into situations which affect our welfare that a lack of promised follow-through can be disturbing. Unfortunately we shall always have in our midst great talkers who can twist and polish words into promises of glittering at traction. However, when the time comes to reap the promised bonanza, we find that our garden is, indeed, but a garden of weeds. CHAMBLESS FUNERAL HOME NAHUNTA, GEORGIA Bth ANNIVERSARY SALE at DOT & DUNCAN’S SUPER MARKET 900 MEMORIAL DRIVE, WAYCROSS, GA. HOME OF WORLD’S LOWEST FOOD PRICES. Open from 8 to 8, 6 days a week. Everyone buys $84)0 or more in groceries this day and time, so here are a few prices we have for you if your purchase amounts to SB.OO or more: CHASE and SANBORN or MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE POUND 590 KRAFTS MAYONNAISE Qt 29c ARMOUR’S VEGETOLE SHORTNING 3 i! T,N 19c WASHES CLOTHES CLEAN FAB LARGE BOX 150 PET, CARNATION or SILVER COW MILK 8 TALL CANS 980 WINCHESTER - 12 or 16 GAUGE SHOTGUN SHELLS BOX 2.25 RC COLA 6-BOTTLE CARTON 100 FISHING POLES — NEW SHIPMENT — 3 for SI.OO OUR STORE IS CHUCK FULL OF THE WORLD’S BEST FOOD PRICES. WHY GO TO THE BIG CHAINS WHEN YOU HAVE OUR STORE TO SHOP? N.w Gold.n Anniveriory INTERNATIONALS range from Pickups to 33,000 lbs GVW six-wheeleri Other INTERNATIONALS, to 96,000 lb.. GVW, round out world*, mo.t complete line. Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST Isabella & Remshart Phone 5 WAYCROSS, GEORGIA Al f I