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Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, August G, 1959
Brantley Enterprise
Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia
Carl Broome
Mn. Carl Broome
Second class postage paid at Nahunta, Ga.
Official Organ of Brantley County
Address ail mail to Nahunta, Georgia.
6-Foot, 8-lnch
Rattler Killed
One of the largest diamond
back rattlesnakes ever seen in
Pierce couny was killed by Os
well Smith, agriculture teacher at
Patterson, at the Lindsay Grace
FFA Camp site July 23 The camp
is located at Rattlesnake Ridge
on the Satilla river.
Mr. Smith was alone in his
truck when the huge snake crawl-
NOTICE TO CITIZENS
OF NAHUNTA
If you wish to vote in the city election
on Oct. 7, you will have to register at the
city hall at least 15 days before the elect
ion.
You must have resided in Nahunta six
months prior to the election in order to
vote in a city election.
If you are already a registered voter in the City
of Nahunta, you do not have to re-register.
MRS. E. T. HIGGINBOTHAM
CITY CLERK
TO GEORGIA COUNTIES
Chattahoochee County
WORLD'S LARGEST INFANTRY
TRAINING CENTER
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Chattahoochee County is named for a soft red day rock,
located in the Chattahoochee River, from which the Indians
once derived pigments UHE-d in the making of war paint.
Today, Chattahoochee County is the proud home of the
major portion of the world’s largest infantry training center,
Fort Benning. The county seat, Cusseta, today a thriving
community, has been a hub of commerce since the days when
it was an important Indian trading center.
Chattahoochee’s agricultural economy is well-balanced with
crops, forest products, and livestock contributing in about
equal proportions to farm income.
In Chattahoochee County, and throughout Georgia, the
United States Brewers Foundation works constantly to assure
the sale of beer and ale under pleasant, orderly conditions.
Believing that strict law enforcement serves the best interest
of the people of Georgia, the Foundation stresses close cooper
ation with the Armed Forces, law enforcement and governing
officials in its continuing "self-regulation” program.
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ed across the road ahead of him
He said that he got a large stick
and after surveying the situation
for several minutes killed it.
The snake, without its head,
measured six feet, eight inches,
and carried twelve rattles and a
button.
Mr. Smith, with the assistance
of Lindsey Thomas, skinned the
snake and tacked his hide to a
piece of plywood where it is now
on display in Smith’s back yard.
Obey our traffic laws
A United States H reivers I
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Post Office Department to
War on Muck in the Mails
The U. S Post Office Depart
ment has declared war on pur-
veyors of filth in the mails and
is doing all it can to stop the
mailing of porographic matter
through the post offce.
Chief postal inspector David
Stephens recently made the fol
lowing statement on the matter:
•The rapid increase in the sale
:of filth through the mails, and
otherwise, seems to have develop
ed far ahead of general public
awareness of its scope. The volu
me today can be measured in
tons. That juvenile delinquency
stems in large part from the de
molarizing influence of exposure
to obscenity and pornography is
well known to all law enforce
ment groups. Time ofter time in
our investigations of armed rob
bery, extortion, embezzlement,
and forgery, we learn that those
. responsible for such crimes mere
early collectors of obscene pict
ures and films. Also, in the many
vicious murder and sex crimes, it
is often disclosed that criminals
responsible were addicts to por
nographic and sadist material.”
VITAL STATISTICS
To get some idea of the mag
nitude of this beastly business,
these statistics are offered:
Pornography peddlers net an
estimated half-billion dollars a
year.
Simultaneous raids on the New
York headquarters of three deal-.
ers in pornography and obscenity
uncovered 15 TONS of filthy
films, slides, photos.
In Fiscal 1958 Postal Inspectors
investigated 4,000 separate cases,
caused the arrest of 293 persons.;
The highest number of case on
record, this is a 45 per cent in
crease over the year before —
and 1959 is topping 1958.
More than 50,000 alarmed par-1
ents, parent-teacher associations, j
clergymen, school and newspaper |
officials, flood the Department
with their complaints each year. ,
WHY MAIL OBSCENITY?
Since World War II commer
cialized pornography has reached
alarming proportions in certain
areas of the country. Why? Be
cause . . .
1. Purveyors of pornography
reap huge profits.
2. In some cities courts inter
pret obscenity so liberally that
getting indictments is very diffi
cult; punishment of those con
victed consists of only small fines
or light prison sentences — and
they continue to operate while in
jail through other people.
3. Muck merchants have plenty
of money to hire high-priced, un
scrupulous but clever legal talent,
successfully defeated
lamest dealers in
which ha
;ome of the
dirt time after time in certain
cities.
4. Court decisions which favor
ed them in earlier investigations
are cited as precedent by those
brought to trial
5. Frequently they can attack
and ridicule the Postal Service,
with the help of others who, con
fusing liberty with license, un
wittinly assist them.
6. Well aware of the sanctity
of sealed mail, they know they
can rely on this security intended
for lawful mailings.
7. They know they are safe un
less the receiver of their mailings
complains; and they know, too,
that a percentage of addresses
will accept it, while others will
refrain from complaining because
that would embarrass them.
8. In the particular cities which
spawn pornography and where its
interpretation is most liberal, very
few public complaints are made
even though raids prove that such
wholesale mailings were deliver-
ed in these areas.
9. Their continued success and
huge profits have served to build
an increasing smugness and de
fiance on the part of obscenity
dealers, who are quick to demand
privileges and to scream ‘cen
sorship" when the Post Office
tries to stop their filth
Lulaton Baptist
Church Starts
Revival Monday
A revival meeting will start
start at the Lulaton Baptist
Church next Monday night, Aug.
10, it is announced by A. M. Row
ell.
The song service will start at
7:45 and preaching at 8:00. Rev.
W. C. Rice, pastor of the Ho
boken Baptist Church, will be the
evangelist.
Rev. L. J. Edgy is pastor of the
church. The singing will be led
by Grady Boyd. Everyone is in
vited to attend the revival which
will continue each night through
the week.
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DR. A. E. TUTEN
CONSTIPATION
K lady, age 30. consulted Dr. Tuten after
suffering from severe constipation, poor appe
tite, indigestion, and sleeplessness. She also
suffered headaches constantly. She stated that
nothing she had tried had given her any per
manent relief. A thorough Chiropractic Exam
ination was made and the cause of this con
dition was found.
Corrective Chiropractic Adjustments were
started and within a short time she began to
feel good again, the constipation was gone,
and she stated that she had never slept better
in her life.
HEADACHES
This woman age 46, came to Dr. Tuten complaining of headaches which she had tried every
other method of the healing arts to relieve, over a period of years, without any noticeable
relief.
A thorough examination revealed a misalignment of spinel vertebra.
Chiropractic corrective adjustments were given and this lady reports: “I have had only
one very slight headache since the very first adjustment.”
Tuten Chiropractic Health Center
HOURS Monday. Tuesday, Thursday. 9:00 to 12:00 — 2:00 to 7:00. Friday and Saturday, 9:00 to 12:00 —2OO
to 5:09. For your convenience, open until 5:00 P. M. Saturday. Closed all day Wednesday.
Complete Facilities for Colored.
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Legal Advertising
NOTICE
Every motor vehicle shall at
all times be equipped with a
muffler in good working order
and in constant operation to pre
vent excessive or unusual noise
and annoying smoke, and no
person shall use a muffler cut
out, bypass, or similar device
upon a motor vehicle on a high
way, except that this section shall
not apply to tractors.
The State Patrols are going to
start checking all mufflers, so
this is to cite all it may concern.
CLAUDE A. SMITH,
Ordinary, Brantley County,
Georgia. 8 13
GEORGIA, BRANTLEY
COUNTY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN
Owen Griffin, of said State,
having been selected by the next
of kin, and having applied for
Letters of Administration on the
Estate of Myrtie Satilla Griffin,
deceased, late of said County:
This is to cite all creditors and
heirs of said deceased to show
cause at the next term of this
Court on the first Monday in
September, next, why Letters of
Administration should not be
granted as prayed.
Witness the hand and seal of
the Ordinary, this 3rd day of
August, 1959.
s' Claude A. Smith, Ordinary, and
Ex-Officio Clerk of the Court of
Ordinary.
J. Robert Smith,
Petitioner's Attny. 8 27
GEORGIA, BRANTLEY
COUNTY
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that
that the Grand Jury at the Sep
tember Term 1959, of the Super
ior Court of Brantley County,
Georgia, will appoint a member
of the Brantley County Board of
Education to fill the existing va
cancy and to serve for and dur
ing the unexpired term thereof.
D. F. Herrin,
Clerk Superior Court
Brantley County, Georgia 813
Chiropractic has been rewarded with a greater and more rapid
growth than any healing science in previous history. Its success has
been built on the following basic principals:
1. That the cause of disease is within the body.
2. That disease, susceptibility, weakness or non-resistance has its
basis in derangement of the nerve system.
3. That derangement of the nerve system is due to sublexated
(misaligned) vertebra pressing on spinel nerves.
4. That these misalignments can usually be corrected by properly
directed forces.
5. That Nature Cures.
These principles are in harmony with Natural Laws and should be
carefully studied by every person seeking health.
Let Our A-1 Mechanic
Repair Your Car Or Truck
We now have an expert mechanic in the person of
Chris Mercer. Bring your car or truck to our garage
for satisfactory repair work.
We will greatly appreciate your patronage.
NAHUNTA PARTS & SERVICE
W. V. Strickland, Proprietor
Phone HO 2-2621 Nahunta, Ga.
flt FREE BRAKE
ADJUSTMENT
A free brake adjustment on any car
or pickup will be given with each oil
change or grease job by presenting this
advertisement to R. L. Ammons at Am
mons Phillips 66 Service Center, Nahunta.
Your car will be handled with expert
attention and all business will be greatly
appreciated.
AMMONS PHILLIPS 66
SERVICE CENTER
Nahunta, Georgia
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917 FRANCIS STREET
BACKACHE
A man came in to Dr. Tuten complaining of
a severe pain in the lower back which had
been bothering him at times for 3 years.
A thorough examination was made and re
vealed that a misaligned vertebra was interfer
ing with the function of the nerves.
Chiropractic corrective adjustments were
given to realign the spine.
The man now states that he does not have
any pain in his back. He is doing his work
on a farm daily, without a backache.
WAYCROSS. GA.
