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Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Nov. 28, 1957
Johnson - Cox
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson of
Waynesville announce the en
gagement of their daughter Syl
via Lutrelle Johnson to John
Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Cox of Woodbine, Ga.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Nahunta High School and is
now employed in Jacksonville,
Fla. Mr. Cox attended Camder
County High School and is em
ployed at St. Marys, Ga.
The wedding will take place at
the home of Miss Johnson’s pa
rents on Dec. 6 at 6:00 o’clock in
the evening.
Dr. Charles H. Little
OPTOMETRIST
Isabella & Remshart Phone 5
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA
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. . . when your TV set
gives you trouble, call on
Johnnie’e TV Center, Na
hunta, Ga., and we’ll
come to your rescue. Our
trained specialists are the
best of the crop. Call
phone 2-3544.
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DEALER OF WESTINGHOUSE
T.V. & APPLIANCES
PHONE 2-3544 /O\
NAHUNTA, GA. X®/
WE SERVICE ALL MAKES
OUR USED TRACTORS
ARE WORK-CONDITIONED
TO GIVI MANY YEARS OF
STEADY SERVICE
9 N FORD
TRACTORS
$375 and up
L.A. John Deere
Tractor with
Cultivator & Plow.
Only $295
M - John Deere
3 Tractors
With Implements
at $695 and up.
Super A
FARMALLS
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4 Tractors with
5 Implements.
$1095 to $1395
Blackshear Tractor
and Implement Co.
“Your Friendly Ford Tractor Dealer”
BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA
CLASSIFIED
ADS
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
House and lot for sale one mile
east of Nahunta in Sears sub
division. SBO down and $45 a
month. 5-room house with con
veniences. Dan Jones, Nahunta,
Ga. 1212
TRACTOR FOR SALE
Super-C Farmall Tractor for
sale, in good condition, $795. See
D. S. Moody, phone 2-3605, Na
hunta, Ga. 1121
CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE
Visit Our Special Christmas
Piano Sale for Best Buys in Spi
net Pianos, Rebuilt and Practice
Pianos, and Organs. Famous
makes included. Give your child
the piano you missed. Select your
piano now, have it reserved for
Christmas delivery. Lowest pric
es, easiest terms. DURDEN PIA
NO WAREHOUSE, 910 S. Peter
son Ave., Phone 177-J, Douglas,
Ga. 12:19
FOR SALE — Used Rotary Cut
ter for Super A Farmall Trac
tor. Blackshear Tractor & Im
plement Co. ts
WOMEN — WOMEN
Beat your men folk to this.
Apply now for a Watkins dealer
ship for this area. Many women
now making $75.00 to more than
SIOO.OO weekly as Watkins deal
ers. No doubt you can qualify
for this route. Write The J. R.
Watkins Company, 659 West
Peachtree Street, N. E., Atlanta,
Georgia. 1215
FOR SALE — Used Tractors —
Fords, Fergusons, Allis-Chalmers,
Super A Farmalls. Blackshear
Tractor & Implement Co. ts
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.
Earthmaster
with Cultivator
only $327
Allis - Chalmers
Tractor with
4 Implement
only $1075
8 N FORD
19 Tractors
selling from
$595 to $995
ALMA FRIENDS PROVIDE NEW CAR TO COLLEGE PRESIDENT — A group of
Alma friends of Dr. J. Theodore Phillips, new Brewton-Parker College President,
have provided a new 1958 Chevrolet for President Phillips. Phillips is a former resi
dent of Alma, having served as Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Alma for six
years prior to accepting the Brewton-Parker helm. The group is shown in Alma as the
car was presented. Left to right are, J. J. Jones, Executive Vice President of Alma
Exchange Bank; Johnny Hyers, an official of National Contracting Company; M. E.
Jones, Chairman of the Board of Alma Exchange Bank; Nathan Cohen, founder of
Cohen’s Department Store; Valene Bennett, President of Satilla REA; M. E. Butler,
President of M. E. Butler Chevrolet Com pany; Laverne Carter, Manager of Butler
Chevrolet Company; Dr. Phillips; and Leon Grantham, Gulf Oil Distributor in the
Alma area. —Photo by Times Photography of Alma.
$17,000 Pledged Toward
Industrial Corporation
A large crowd of Pierce county citizens last Thurs
day attended the first mass meeting called in the current
effort to obtain new industry for Blackshear. Approxi
mately $17,00Q in stock has been pledged toward a cor
peration for that purpose.
J. Curtis Smith, industrial de
velopment specialist with the
Georgia Power Company in At
lanta, was principal speaker at
the meeting.
A charter is being issued for
a non-profit organization to be
known as the Blackshear Indus
trial Development Corpcration to
seek industry for the Blackshear
area.
Applicants for the charter are
John Shackelford, who is presi
dent-elect of the Blackshear -
Pierce County Chamber of Com
merce, S. M. Waters and Alvin
M. Ratliff.
Pledges are now b e i n 2 taken
to buy stock in the corporation
at SSO per share.
Mr. Smith Thursday night ex
plained various aspects of what
is necessary for a town to obtain
new industry. He said industry
seeking new locations need mar
kets, natural resources, available
labor, and strategic location, as:
WED RECENTLY — Mr. and Mils. Eben Wade Spooner
Jr. whose wedding was an event of October 26, at the
Emmanuel Baptist Church in Blackshear. Mrs. Spooner
is the former Miss Eva Bennett, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie E. Bennett.
Posted Signs
TO POST YOUR LAND, GET
POSTED SIGNS TO KEEP OFF
HUNTERS AND OTHER
TRESPASSERS.
SIGNS 5 CENTS EACH
Brantley Enterprise
well as considering the cost fac
tor.
Discussing the trend toward
greater industrialization of the
South, Mr. Smith said that 10
years ago Georgia had only 4,000
manufacturing plants, but that
today it has approximately 7,000
plants.
Some advantages which Geor
gia offers industry, he said are
its natural resources of water,
climate and forests. Construction
costs, taxes, living expenses and
operational expenses are also
lower in this section, he pointed
out.
Touching on the trend toward
concentration of population in
urban areas, Mr. Smith told the
group that smaller communities
must plan toward providing more
jobs for young people, increasing
per capita income, and changing
more toward an urban economy.
Communities desiring industry,
le stated, must work hard and
long for results. They should
compile and have available in
formation on the advantages and
facilities they have to offer, find
industrial prospects and follow
up all leads possible.
He also discussed advertising
and promotion for industry and
how community improvement
helps in the effort to get indus
try. How the Georgia Power
Company and other agencies can
help was outlined.
At Thursday’s meeting, the Ro
tary Club won the prize of $lO
for having the greatest percen
tage of its members present.
Rev. R. C. Johnson presided
at the meeting. Alvin M. Ratliff
explained the new industrial de
velopment corporation. James B.
Hendry presented an aerial view
map showing several industrial
sites which are available in this
area.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Herrin an
nounce the arrival of a baby
girl born Nov. 12 and weighing
seven pounds. She has been nam
ed Tonia Renee.
♦ * ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Herrin an
nounce the birth of a baby boy
born Nov. 25 and weighing five
pounds 15 ounces. The baby has
been named Richard Paul.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
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By Guy Chambless 2
“IT IS BETTER TO DESERVE AND NOT RECEIVE, THAN TO
RECEIVE AND NOT DESERVE ...”
Although the vast majority of us very understandably enjoy
being on the receiving end —whether it be presents or plaudits
—few of us could completely enjoy our gains if we knew them
to be undeserved. There is a shallowness to undeserved gains
which usually more than offsets whatever temporary delight or
satisfaction one might initially receive.
It is unfortunate, of course, that the deserving are not always
on the receiving end of the good things of life. However, when
the deserving see good fortune or recognition or any one of a
thousand benefits pass them by, they can take a good measure
of satisfaction in the knowledge that the undeserving will enjoy
an uneasy windfall.
CHAMBLESS FUNERAL HOME
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
TIRE SALE
BIG REDUCTIONS IN NEW TIRES
THAT HAVE SLIGHT BLEMISHES,
WHILE THEY LAST.
Nylon, White Sidewall, Tubeless
and Tube Types.
Texaco Service Center
301 Highway North Nahunta, Ga.
Dial 2-3899
