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Rayonier reports to its neighbors in
Our 1957 payrolls totaled over $29,000,000 |
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Last year the men and women on our U. S. and Canadian payrolls earned
$29,705,169 in wages, overtime, paid vacations and holidays . . . averaging over
$4,000,000 for each of our seven mill communities. • We also paid out $2,827,079
for far-reaching employee benefits like health-accident insurance and retirement
funds. Incidentally, hourly workers account for 70% of our payrolls. • Wouldn’t
you agree that Rayonier payrolls make a contribution to your community?
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ON I E ! W NATURAL RESOURCES CHEMISTRY
I “These are The Times That Try Men’s Souls” I
I 5,000 REWARD I
Veteran Teacher
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Farmer Businessman
Experienced Capable
I WANTED I
I DON WHEELER Back In Congress I
$5,000 Reward Will Be Paid by Don Wheeler to Anyone
Who Can Prove From the Official Record Any Os the
Following:
(1) That Don Wheeler ever voted against the best interest of the
fanners by voting against 90 percent of parity as charged by the
incambent four years ago.
(2) That Don Wheeler ever voted against the best interest of the <
R. E. A. as charged four years ago.
(3) That Don Wheeler ever voted against the best interest of the
Veterans as charged four years ago.
(4) That Don Wheeler’s attendance was 40 percent as charged four
years ago.
(5) That Don Wheeler had five members of his family on the payroll
in 1954, as charged by the opposition at that time.
$5,000 Reward Will Also Be Paid Anyone Who Can
Prove From The Official Record Any of The Following:
(1) That the present Congresswoman had anything officially to do *
with the passage of the Watershed Act of 1954, for which she has
claimed so much credit.
(2) That she had anything officially to do with initiating work on
getting a Federal Post Office and Federal Court Building in Brunswick,
Georgia.
(3) That she had anything officially to do with initiating work on the
development of the Altamaha River and Brunswick Harbor project. g
(4) That she had anything officially to do with the reactivation of
I i Moody Air Force Base at Valdosta, Georgia or Glynco Naval Base at
Brunswick, Georgia.
I We Need A Strong Voice In Washington. ■
I Return Wheeler To Congress ■
I Give Wheeler Another Chance to Serve You I
I HE WILL RESUME 8 YEARS SENIORITY I
I Listen To Wheeler on WACL Radio Each Saturday at 12:45 P. M. I
I Authorized by Don Wheeler and paid for by Brantley County Friends. I
Brantley County
Head-on
Tuesday
The condition of Mrs. Aaron Thomas remained critical
Wednesday as a result of an auto collision at Owen Tues
day afternoon in which her son, Douglas, and three out
of-state negroes were also injured.
Charges of failing to grant
right-of-way was placed against
Gassie Mae Newsome, Hartford,
Conn., driver of the 1956 Chevro
let, which hit the Thomas car
car head-on after failing to make
a stop.
The accident occured about 3:45
p. m., according to the State pa
trol report.
Investigation showed that a car
driven by James W. Sauls, Route
1, Blackshear, had made a stop
and was waiting for the Thomas
vehicle to pass before making a
left turn into the Pierce County
Farm road just east of Owen. The
Newsome car failed to stop but
went around the Sauls car, hitting
the Thomas vehicle head-on.
The report showed that Douglas
Thomas, driving a 1957 Ford west
on U. S. highway 82 between Pat
terson and Blackshear, tried to
leave the pavement in an effort
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IMPORTANT SERVICE
I VOTE FOR AND SUPPORT I
I Andrew J. Tuten I
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I Solicitor General I
I Waycross Judicial Circuit I
Ernest Knight
DRUGGIST
The Rexall Store
Pharmacist Always on Duty
147 West Cherry St.
Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga.
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Used and new lumber & mould- Used & New Electric Hot Water
■ ings. heaters. Used 40 gals. $32.50 guar- I
Old quality, mixed heart pine & anteed.
Cypress timbers for boats & docks, . .
used. 3” x 10” & 12” up 24 ft. 6” x 8” Used Gas & Electric Ranges.
—8” x 8” —6” x 12” and 12” x 12” „
■ up to 20 ft. lengths. U » ed Fuel 0,1 Heaters. ■
Old Brick Complete Bath Room Sets in
Colors.
400 used & new doors.
Used & New Bathtubs, Com-
350 used & new windows. . _ _ . . . , % I
modes, Lavatories. Many sinks with
Large assortment sizes used & or without cabinets.
new, Door & Window Screens.
Used & New Plumbing parts &
Plywood, Sheetrock & building
board. Supplies.
I Used & new metal roofing. Used & New, steel pipe, black & B
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Shingles. Cast Iron sewer pipe and fittings.
“ Asbestos Siding. Used Electrical Fixtures. J
Asphalt Base Roof Coatings. ' Large assortment, used Floures
.. . „ . i. cent light fixtures and extra tubes.
Massive Bank Vault Door,
o i i ix j 3 large Fuel Oil heating boilers.
2 Steel, record vault doors.
I Venetian Blinds up to 6 ft. wide. Large quantity Ludowici Red Clay I
Permanent Roof Tile of new.
| Red Maple Dinette Suit. $18.50. This addg dißtinction to your new I
Drop leaf table & 4 chairs. home.
FOR RENT, by hour or day, Truck Mounted, telescoping boom, electrically ope
rated crane, lifts up to 100 lbs. and 45 ft in height.
We BUY any type building for wrecking and salvage, within 100 miles from
Brunswick, Ga.
Collision at Owen
Injures 5 Persons
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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, August 21, 1958
to avoid the collision. He and
Mrs. Thomas were alone in their
car. Two adult negro women and
two small boys were passengers
of the Newsome vehicle.
Five of the six persons invol
ved were taken to Pierce County
Hospital with injuries.
Mrs. Thomas suffered seve.e
lacerations of face and head, and
arm and leg injuries. Because
of the seriousness of her condi-
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YOUR SOLICITOR GENERAL. I
tion a complete dignosis had not
been made at noon time Wednes
day. Douglas Thomas received
lacerations of the head.
Dr. Charles H. Little
Dr. Lovick H. Williamson
OPTOMETRISTS
607 Isabella Street Telephone
Waycross, Georgia At 3-5144
