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Brantley Enterprise Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, May 29, 1958
Dr. Charles H. Little
Dr. Lovick H. Williamson
OPTOMETRISTS
607 Isabella Street Telephone
Waycross, Georgia At 3-5144
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Smith
“We Made a Wise Choice”
Says Dr.C.O. Templeton, Valdosta
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"When we decided to build a new home and include a heating system and air condition
ing, we installed a GE Weathertron. The past severe winter proved we made a wise
choice. During the coldest days, we had plenty of heat. We particularly like the absence
of dirt and dust in the air. Our drapes, carpets and upholstery stay clean and fresh much
longer. Our Weathertron is truly automatic. We jut set the thermostat for the tem
perature we want; the Weathertron does the rest —heats when the weather’s cold, cools
when it’s hot —with no attention from us.”
COOL COMFORT ON HOT DAYS In hot, humid
weather, the GE Weathertron actually pumps heat
and moiature out of indoor air —keeps your ho me
cool and comfortable without drafts — gives you all
the benefits of an air conditioner plus many more.
HEATS WITHOUT FLAME In cold weather, the
GE Weathertron actually pumps heat in from outdoor
air —even in sub-freezing temperatures. You en^oy
fresh, cozy warmth that is clean, odorless and
flameless.
Although we do not sell G-E Weathertrons, we welcome t*e opportunity tn tell Georgians of this new development in electrical living.
Georgia Power
Company
^Planning to build or remodel ? \
Send for our free boob of money-saving o
ideas and design suggestions. I
FOR SALE
To highest Bidder For Cash:
One 1955 % ton Chevrolet pickup
good tires, motor and body. Cab
fair. Truck may be seen at cp
op office. Sealed bids must be
in office of Okefenoke REMC in
time to be opened at noon Fri
day, May 30.
Vandiver Still Miles Ahead
Baptist preacher William T. Bodenhamer has
tossed his hat into the political ring giving Georgia a race
for governor.
Bodenhamer is well known in this section of Georgia.
The Tift County representative was formerly associated
with the YMCA as a field worker and often visited Way
cross.
His entry in the gubernatorial derby comes as no
surprise because it had been obvious for some time that
he had capital fever and would need little persuasion to
take the plunge.
While Bodenhamer’s decision means that there will
be some stirring on the hustings this summer (and that is
always a healthy political situation), Lt. Gov. Ernest Van
diver will, in our opinion, remain the choice of most Geor
gians.
There now appears little prospect that the 1958 cam
paign will be on any higher plain than the slugging match
es of the past.
Bodenhamer has disappointed many of his friends
since he caught political fever by mixing rabble-rousing
tactics with assorted panaceas for social ills.
Segregation, as usual, will be the hottest topic on the
campaign agenda. Yet this will not be the real issue since
Vandiver is as strong as Bodenhamer or anyone else for
the preservation of Southern traditions.
Some issues that Georgians would like to hear dis
cussed are economy in government, plans for industrial
development and the outlook for highway construction,
including state participation in the gigantic federal pro
gram.
The lines have now been drawn. Georgians can ex
pect some of the old-time hoopla this summer with power
ful political forces pulling the strings from behind the
scenes.
At this point it still looks like Vandiver is miles a
head.
Forests occupy 63.8 per cent of
Georgia’s land area.
Georgia produces about one
fifth of the South’s pulpwood.
Georgia produces more than
half the world’s supply of naval
stores.
Georgia ranks first in the South
and fourth in the nation in lum
ber production.
Forest industries in Georgia
employ 57,000 workers.
Georgia has more privately
owned forest land than any other
state.
Georgia leads the nation in
annual production of tree seed
lings for planting.
Georgia leads the nation in the
number of acres of privately
owned land planted to trees.
of his GE Weathertron
COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC Set the thermo
stat as vou prefer. The GE Weathertron will maintain
the temoerature every day the year 'round ... switch
ing Irom heating to cooling and back when necessary.
LOW OPERATING COST The Weathertron uses
only air and electricity. You get cooling and heating
from the same system, and the operating cost is far
lower than you'd imagine.
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
Box 747, Valdosta
Without obligation on my part, send me the free
booklet and more details about GE Weathertron.
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Campbell’s Drug Store, Nahunta, Ga.
step ahead
GRADUATES OF
1958
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A. B. Brooker & Son
Better Shoes for All the Family
Nahunta, Georgia
We Do AH Kinds
of Job Printing.
Let Us Quote
You Prices.
BRANTLEY
ENTERPRISE
A 1958
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happiness and ’l^ /
•very success. TIT
Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Allen
PIANO SALE
Reclaimed lot of Factory Pianos.
Rather than ship these Pianos
back to the Factory we are of
fering them at unheard of prices.
$25.00 Delivers a Brand New
Spinet Piano to your home, bal
ance like rent. Special Sale of
used and rebuilt pianos $89.50,
$125.00 and up. SIO.OO delivers
a fine used piano during this
sale. Act now for better buys
and bigger savings. DURDEN
PIANO WHSE, 910 S. Peterson
Ave., Douglas, Ga.
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WELL DONE!
KEEP ,T up|
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Crews
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GRADUATES OF 1958
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We join your family and friends
in wishing you the best of luck.
Blackshear Manufacturing Co.
Elroy Strickland, Manager
Nahunta, Georgia
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Harris Service Station and
Western Auto Associate Store
NOW FOR ATHLETE’S FOOT
Use T-4-L liquid because it
gives you KERATOLYTIC AC
TION. This process sloughs off
and dissolves affected outer skin
Exposes deepest infection to the
killing medication in T-4-L. Re
lieves itching and burning,
speeds healing. Watch new,
healthy skin appear. If not pleas
ed in 24 hours, your 48c back at
any drug store. Also, use full
strength for itchy, sweaty feet,
insect bites, poison ivy. Get T-4-L
FOOT POWDER too — provides
a film of antiseptic protection.
NOW at Campbell’s Drug Store,
Nahunta, Ga. 5-29
