The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, March 19, 1959, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, March 19, 1959 ATTENTION! Just Received Large Shipment of Ladies’ Easter Dresses. Sizes 9 to 24^2* SEE THEM NOW A. B. Brooker & Son Phone 2-2421, Nahunta, Ga. BEST TRUCK DEAL in our history! yours today WILSON'S CARAGE Phone HO 2-2721 HL INTERNATIONAL’TRUCKS IT’S SUCH A COMFORT TO TAKE THE BUS... AND LEAVE THE 9 DRIVING W9l TO US! GREYHOUND* I Campbell’s Drug Store, Nahunta, Ga. the SEARCH «g|l >" wSp / Jr Jp ELECTRICITY from the atom someday will respond to the flick of your finger. The nation’s electric companies are helping to hasten the day with study, research, development and construction. Sixty of the companies, including the Georgia Power Company, are spending over half a billion dollars in building 15 developmental atomic power plants. The only profit expected from this expendi ture is knowledge. It is hoped that this knowledge will help to solve the problem of producing low-cost electricity from nuclear fuel. At present, the cost is many times that of power generated from coal, gas and oil, or from falling water. There is no need for a massive program of con structing large and uneconomical atomic power plants of present-day design. Instead, the efforts of electric companies, manufacturers and govern ment ought to be directed at making the atom a practical and economical source of fuel. Unrelenting research, not a nuclear power pro duction race with other nations, will give us electricity from the atom at low cost. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE I Z-X S f i ” -■ ir "al ■Pv iJ li J 99 1 —T/ ' ft Nahunta, Ga. Want Ads HOGS FOR SALE Registered Meat Type Hamp shire Hogs. Florida’s largest 100 percent Production Registered disease free herd. Buy Quality With Assurance. Mrs. Russell O’- Steen, Mayo, Florida, SWift 4- 3876. 4|9 BOAT FOR SALE 12-foot river boat for sale, priced at S3O cash. See Norris Strickland, Phone 2-2678, Na hunta, Ga. 3|19 BUSINESS EXPANSION NEED DETERMINED MAN (OVER 40) TO OPERATE WAT KINS ROUTE IN BRANTLEY COUNTY. MANY DEALERS NOW EARNING OVER SIOO.OO PER WEEK. NO CO-SIGNERS. NEED CAR, AND GOOD CHAR ACTER REFERENCES. WRITE MR. CAMP, 656 WEST PEACH TREE ST., N. E„ ATLANTA 8, GEORGIA. 4|2 FISHERMAN’S SPECIAL Spinning reel, line and rod, $10.95. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 4 2 RESTAURANT FOR SALE Gay’s Restaurant for sale, e quipment only. Fully equipped for doing restaurant business. Priced reasonable for quick sale. See Wesley M. Burden, home phone 2-2463, Nahunta, Ga. 3j26 apartment for rent Furnished garage apartment for rent. Three rooms. Mrs. T. S. Goodner, Phone 2-3201, Nahunta, Ga. 3|19 INCOME TAX SERVICE If you need help on making out your income tax report, con tact me. T. H. Purdom, Phone 2-3178, Nahunta, Ga. 4-9 FOR SALE — Holland and Bemis transplanters, one and two row, new and used. Blackshear Tractor and Implement Co., Phone Hickory 9-3891, Black shear. ts TOBACCO PLANTS FOR SALE Five acres of tobacco plants for sale. These plants will be available about March 1. Place your order now for 1959 crop. W. S. Bowen, Phone Hickory 9-5825, Blackshear, Ga. 3-19 FOR SALE — Used Farmall Tractors. Priced from $395 to $995. Blackshear Tractor & Im plement Co., Phone Hickory 9- 3891, Blackshear. ts b^U Ernest Knight DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry St. Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga. INVITING THE UNDERTAKER- (Ovtliors dad warned him about The donors a sun in untrained hands- a I I kIWBW ■ • * mSmi ■ .. BvThM h*n a wheeled ■ •*^•l geared to »° MPH ana he didnt make svrtW>«t ;?• F junior wastrained to use it. ' • , ■ 11 JI Coarteay of B. F. Goodrich Saia Driver Laaane^C ’•34 W Nyndkate O. •* n— — ~ - - m _ b —• — •- - • J z XjbHK- i W*. ■ B «FMBBhHF w zlb flb. feOl® L ^ZWMML St . t -** A*** mUmBI m ’ w .■ * _ IIKIMBSraKr < IMf If 8«b990^B «b 99o^ Flf € II PROPOSED ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER AT EPWORTH-BY-THE-SEA HONORING BISHOP A. J. MOORE I Special Easter Offering Earmarked for Center Congregations of South Georgia Methodist churches will be asked n • on Easter Sunday to give toward a W special offering, which will be used to construct a new $150,000 Administrative Center at Epworth by-the-Sea in honor of Bishop Arthur J. Moore. Site ' the modem center will be in the central area of the con feren'- camp on St. Simons Is land near Brunswick. It will be completed for dedication at the South Georgia General Conference I of Methodirts in the suing of 1960. The conference will mark the re tirement of Bishop Moore after twenty years’ service as bishop of the Atlanta s^a. The new building will form a nucleus *or activities at the camp anc will contain a conference his torical room, a library, an office for the bishop, administrative of fices and conference rooms. It will also house rooms for guest speak ers and accommodations for visi- M tors to the South Georgia Method ist Camp. Architect for the center is Blair YOUR HELP NEEDED The Brantley Enterprise, like most newspapers, oper ates on a rather tight sche dule which is built around deadlines that must be met. This statement is made to call attention to the fact that all news copy, in order to be assured of publication must be in the Brantley En terprise office not later than Wednesday noon. Sorry, we just can’t guar antee that it’ll be printed if it is received later than Wednesday noon I Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella Street Telephone Waycross, Georgia At 3-5144 Davis of Valdosta. He has de signed the exterior of the center of masonry and stone with a large ; .J|V Bishop Arthur J. Moore expanse of glass. Frame will be of fire-resistant steel. Construction of the new center Nahunta Churches To Unite in Sunrise Service The three Nahunta churches will meet at the courthouse lawn at sunrise Easter Sunday morn ing, for the purpose of celebrat ing the resurrection of our Lord For every purpose under the sun. there’s an International. Example: the new Travelall* with exclusive curbside third door. It can haul a “wagon” load with space to spare. Rides eight big people, ■ 1 J or a gang of little ones, ip comfort, in safety, in style. at ' 110 if f .w" UL mAZI aboard ... with extra safety and convenience. The Travelall has half again the loadspace of other wagons .. , yet it’s easy to handle and park. Come in and see it “in person. 1 * & INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS cost least to own! Wilson's Garage Phone HO 2-2721 was announced last year by t 33-man committee of the South Georgia Methodist Conference headed by the Rev. Leonard Coch ran. D.D., pastor of Mulberry Methodist Church of Macon. Others on the executive com mittee are as follows: Julian Strickland of Valdosta, chairman of the advance gift campaign; Dr. Mack M. Anthony of Macon, head of the church phase of the building program; Mrs. C. R. Avera of Roberts, ir charge of the women’s division foi the campaign: C. S. Newton ol Waycross, finance chairman: Alvah H. Chapman Jr., of Savan nah, chairman of the promotior and publicity for the project; anc William P. Fickling of Macon, it charge of the building committee’i final plans for the new cam| center. The honoree. Bishop Moore, ha been a minister for almost half i ■ century. His span of service has cover© ' preaching on a seven-point chargi Jesus Christ. This year it will be the Bap tist minister, the Rev. Cecil Tho mas, pastor of the Baptist church, who will be the speaker. All churches will unite in the singing of the carols. Sunrise at 5:49. Home businesses invite your patronage. a in South Georgia to presiding h bishop of The Methodist Church 5, iu seven nations ou three conti i- nents. He has served many y churches in the Southeast and was elected bishop on the first ballot ! twenty-one years after entering the ministry and assigned for the next sou. years to head the Pa- i, cific Coast area. * in 1952 hr w; s given the ad y ditional responsibility for episco h pal supervision of the Geneva '• Area, which includes nine Euro n pean countries. He held that post ir until 1954. Bishop Moore was in 1939 a '• member of the commission which b worked out details for uniting " three bi anches of Methodism into The Methodist Church. With uni ? fication, he was elected president 8 of the Board of Missions, a posi- P tion be has held since 1940. The distinguished churchman is ls the author of five books and has a been awarded several honorary degrees. He holds a Phi Beta >d Kappa Key and is a 32nd-degree ;e Mason and Knights Templar. — FLOWERS. For Weddings, Funerals and All Occasions. WIRE ORDERS FILLED Nahunta Florist Ph. HO 2-2291, Nahunta, Ga. Deliveries go faster with this new International half-ton panel. Extra curb* tide door, an International exclusive, speeds loading and unloading. Nahunta, Ga.