The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, October 22, 1959, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBrantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, October 22, 1959 Brantley Enterprise Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia Carl Broome Mrs. Carl Broome Second class postage paid at Nahunta, Ga. Official Organ of Brantley County Address all mail to Nahunta, Georgia. Deer, Turkey Hunt Season Opens Nov. 1 Deer, Turkey, Squirrel season opens Nov. 1, and Quail and Rab bit on Nov. 20. Ranger Rowell is reminding all sportsmen to have their hunt ing licenses on their person while hunting and have their guns plugged to a 3-shell capacity, and report all deer and turkey killed to your wildlife Ranger or to the State Game & Fish Com mission, Waycross. Rowell says we have a good crop of deer and he is urging all sportsmen and hunting clubs to protect doe deer and you will be glad you did next hunting season. r® THIS IS NOT CONFIDENTIAL YOU CAN TELL THAT YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN THE BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE ... Editor and Publisher Associate Editor Brown Brooker, Dan Wainright, Delma Herrin, Owen and Jimmie Wainright are catching lots of black bass and some large ones. Ben Jones, Claude and Harry Smith and Harry DePratter are also catching some big strings. Let’s find out that secret bait they are using. Larry Stallings, Avery Strick land and Rep Johns are coming in with some big bass and some large strings of perch. The river can be rising, muddy, raining but they come in with a good catch every time. The Ranger and lots of other folks would like to know just where their Smoke House is. When you ask them, where did you catch all those fish. Here is the answer you get “Down Yonder’’. Earl and Harry Raulerson came in with a story that the big ones got away and that fits in with a few others that we know of. Very sincerely, Ranger A. M. Rowell If you want W 3A what you || want a when you 1 WANT 1T... 1 then WANTM I are for you! 3 AWAIT ARRIVAL OF NATIONAL F. F. A. PRESIDENT — A crowd of several hundred citizens and public officials of Waycross, Blackshear, Patterson and Pierce county, gathered to meet Jim Thomas of Patterson, newly elected national president of the Future Farm ers of America, at the Waycross airport Sunday, Oct. 18. Blackshearand Patterson high school bands played for the occasion. (Hendry Studio photos.) FAMILY, TEACHERS ARE PROUD — Jim Thomas, as he alighted from, plane which brought him from At lanta to Waycross is shown with, left to right, Mrs. Oswell Smith, Patterson teacher; Lindsay Thomas, his brother; Mr. and Mrs. Son Thomas, his parents, and Oswell Smith, vocational teacher at Patterson High. Hunting industry too! r' \ dRM W 1 Z\ \<\\ M© w -AA\ xn J? i c I \ / A* / Jr HL V B J fwMMQUB / a/r ■ ■SB/ -JWh 'll B^*^7 fl r I w- 1 IT Ilk 1 1 4u^B At '■ / fIL »» %« ‘ M. w fa ^KW M wW. 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