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Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, August 27, 1959
Nahunta Stores to Close
for Labor Day
The stores and other businesses of Na
hunta will be closed for Labor Day, Mon
day Sept. 7.
Citizens of this section are requested
to secure sufficient supplies on the week
end prior to Labor Day, as the stores will
observe the holiday by closing.
Wilder Brooker
Mayor of Nahunta
Grocery Specials
For Friday and Saturday, Aug. 28 & 29
IRISH POTATOES 10 lbs 49c
SWEET POTATOES POUND 12c
TOMATOES Fresh LB 15c
PEANUT BUTTER Blue Plate 39c
FAB POWDER king size $1.19
Durkee's MAYONNAISE Qt 33c
PEACHES POWHATAN, 2'2 CAN 29c
PICNIC HAM POUND 39c
SWEETHEART SOAP 3 bars 29c
T-BONE STEAK Cauley's lb 89c
BREAD Regular Size 15c
COFFEE Maxwell House 1 Lb. Can 59c
(With $5.00 Order or More)
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more and more things automatically! . . . and that means
electrically! And my Dad says that the Rural Electric System
that brought us electricity in the first place is what we'd better
depend on to keep on bringin' electricity to us at prices we can
afford to pay . . . because we know what it will do, and we
can have some say in how it's run, 'cause we own a part of it!
Dad says the Rural Electrics are just about the best things that
ever happened to this county! . . ."
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Nahunta 4-H
Girls Wins in
Grounds Plan
Miss Alice Sue DePratter, a
Nahunta 4-H Club member is
South Georgia winner in the dis
trict home ground beautification
project.
She won over other contestants
at the 4-H District Project Achie
vement meeting held recently at
the State 4-H Camp at Rock Eagle
at Eatonton.
She was judged 40 per cent on
records and 60 per cent on her
demonstrations. Her demonstra
tion gave an account of her work
in her yard and she showed how
to plant day lilies.
In addition to landscaping her
yard and moving 75 plants to
new locations the winner has
done outstanding work in home
improvement and food prepar
ation. She has held an office in
the Club, and will represent the
county as a voting delegate to
the State 4-H Council Meeting
to be held at the University of
Georgia Aug. 25-28.
She will be given an expense
paid trip to the State 4-H Con
gress in Atlanta Sept. 8-11 where
she will compete with other dis
trict winners. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray DePratter,
Route. 1
Brantley County had 24 girls
and 7 boys representing a variety
of Projects at the South East
Project Achievement Meeting.
New Fence Will Be
Built Around
Bachlott Cemetery
It was agreed upon by all who
were present at the cemetery
cleaning of the Bachlott Ceme
tery on Saturday, Aug. 22, 1959
to buy new fencing to replace
the old fence around the ceme
tery.
Mr. Jno. 1. Lee, Mr. W. L.
Batten with Mrs. Irene Johns
as secretary and treasurer are
the committee appointed to pur
chase the material for the fence
which is to be put up on October
31.
Some funds have already been
contributed but if any one inter
ested in the cemetery wishes to
help in this project they may
make the contribution to any one
on this committee.
Saturday, October 31 is the day
set for putting up he new fence.
This will be a work day when
everyone interested in Bachlott
Cemetery will meet there to help
with the work of putting up the
new fence.
2 Negro Youths
Drown in Satilla
Two Negro youths from Way
cross were drowned in the Satilla
river near the Blackshear-Way
cross Highway bridge on Monday
afternoon of this week.
The two, Emanuel E. Clark, 9,
and Frankie L. Cobb, 7, were
drowned when they climbed off
a sandhill into the five-foot-deep
channel about 100 feet from the
bridge on the Pierce county side
of the river.
Searchers recovered the bodies
of the youths approximately 30
minutes after a call for help came
from companions on the sandbar.
Witnesses, including the mother
of the Cobb boy, told officers
that the two youths waded into
water over their heads while
searching for a shoe thrown into
the river by .another child.
Taking part in the rescue were
the Ware county sheriff’s office,
county officers and more than 20
volunteers.
Artificial respiration was at
tempted, then the two boys were
rushed to Memorial Hospital in
Waycross where they were pro
nounced dead on arrival.
Be careful on the highways —
the life you save may be your
own.
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Negro Charged
With Murder in
Woman's Death
A* charge of murder has been
placed against Edward Banks, 28,
colored, of Blackshear in the dea
th of Carrie Pearl Thomas, 49,
colored, who died in Pierce Coun
ty Hospital Monday of injuries
received in a beating.
According to Sheriff J. H. Pitt-1
man, Banks admitted the beating
and is being held in the Pierce
County Jail.
The incident is reported to have
taken place Sunday morning. The
victim was found in a serious
condition at her home on Hendry
street at 11:30 A. M. Sunday and
was rushed to the local hospital
where she died Monday morning
at about 9:30 o’clock.
Coroner Lee Broome ordered an
autopsy which was performed
Monday afternoon. The autopsy
showed that the injured woman j
died of multiple brain injuries.
Banks was picked up Sunday
afternoon and murder charges
were placed following the victim’s
death.
Dollars spent at home event
ually come back to you to be
spent again.
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Distributors of Sinclair Products. We invite you to Use Our Latest Tire
Phone HO 2-2721
wwest
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PIANO SALE
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PIANO FOR SALE
Piano for sale, in good condit
ion, upright, has been well cared
for. Contact Mrs. Emmie J. New
ton, Nahunta, Ga. 8 27
COASTAL ANGUS AUCTION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1959, 1:00 P. M.
Tifton Stockyards, Tifton, Georgia
170 Lots — 235 Head 10 Registered Bulls
160 Females plus 65 calves at foot
80 Registered Angus 35 calves at foot
90 Commercial Angus 30 Calves at foot
Cattle from 9 of Georgia’s best herds
Dispersing the Earl Futch Herd
Cattle with price and quality to fit almost any herd.
Call George Gibson, Route 5, Rome, Georgia — Phone 9050
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Safety All-Weather
Nylon (Black)
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Nylon (White?
W. H. Gurley, agronomist,
Agrcultural Extension Service,
says corn should be cultivated
early, frequently, and shallow in
order to avoid root damage.
According to economists, Agri
cultural Extension Service, busi
ness created in assembling, pro
cessing, and distributing Georgia
farm products exceeds two billion
dollars annually.
Dr. Charles H. Little
OPTOMETRIST
607 Isabella Street Telephone
Waycross, Georgia At 3-5144
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Nahunta, Ga.
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