The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, August 15, 1963, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Augnt IS, Ht 3 Brantley Enterprise Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia Official Organ of Brantley County Carl Broome Editor and Publisher Mrs, Carl Broome Associate Editor Second class postage paid at Nahunta, Ga. Address all mail to Nahunta, Georgia. LEGAL NOTICES Georgia, Brantley County, To THE CREDITORS OF MRS LUCY TAYLOR, DECEASED. You are hereby notified to render an account to the undersigned of your claims and demands against said deceased, or lose priority as to your claim. This the 6th day of Aug. 1963. Thelma T. Jones 13 Atlantic Ave., Brunswick, Ga. Administrix of the Estate of Mrs. Lucy Taylor, deceased. C. Winton Adams, Atty., Nahunta. Georgia 8-29 GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUNTY Daniel W. Dowling, Administrator of Mrs. E. L. Dowling Estate, hav ing filed his petition for discharge, all persons concerned are required to show cause at the September 2, 1963, Term of the Court of Ordinary why said discharge should not be granted. This sth day of August. 1963. -s- Claude A. Smith Ordinary J. Robert Smith Attny For Estate GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUNTY Whereas, on July 2nd, 1952, A C. Gunter, did execute to G. W and J. L. Miles, a certain deed to secure debt to the following lands. All that tract of land containing one acre, in the ninth land Dist. of Brantley County, Georgia, and in original land lot Eighty-three (83), which said small tract is carved out of a larger one, Virgil R. Murry acquired from Mrs. Dorthy Mae Thomas Swain, on Oct. 2nd, 1947, see deed book 15 page 420, Brantley County Records The tract conveyed bounded as follows: North and West by a definite agreed line: South ori ginal land lot line; and East by the old Schlatterville Road. Whereas, the debt secured by said deed to secure debt and other ad vances made to A C Gunter by the undersigned became in default Now therefore in accordance with the original terms of said security deed, and the laws in such cases PRESCRIPTION SERVICE We invite all Brantley County People to visit our new drug store in Nahunta. We take pride in filling your prescriptions promptly and efficiently. Located at Five Points near junction of 84 and 301 Highways. Sherman D. Tomlinson Pharmacist Nahunta, Georgia Day Phone HO 2-4588, Night HO 2-4821 Stock Yard 4^ News At our sale last Friday, hog prices were as follows: RI, $18.01; LI, $18.03; Hl, $17.05; No. 2, $16.80; No. 3, $15.75; No. 4, $15.95; No. 5, $16.00; LR, $15.02; HR, $15.05; EHR, $14.- 20; and males, SB.OO. Cows and calves sold up to SIB.OO, heavy cows up to $19.00, stocker calves up to $28.00, heavy steers up to $23.50 and heavy bulls up to SIB.OO. Station WBSG in Blackshear will broadcast hog prices Friday afternoon at 3:00 from the Pierce County Stock Yard. We invite you to sell with us each Friday. Our good line of buyers assures you of the top dollar. WE APPRECIATE YOUR SELLING WITH THE PIERCE COUNTY STOCK YARD. PIERCE COUNTY STOCK YARD H. F. Allen Jr. J. Baxter Bennett. Jr. Phone 449-6275 OPERATORS AND MANAGERS BLACKSHEAR. GEORGIA Stock Yard Phones 449-5305 and 449-5471 For Hauling, contact O. J. AMMONS, Hoboken, Ga., phone GL 8-3122. made and provided, undersigned will expose for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash, the above described land, after proper adver tisement, on the first Tuesday in Sept 1963, between the legal hours of sale before the northern Court house door, in Brantley County, Georgia. The aforementioned deed to secure debt being of record in the office of the Clerk of Brantley Superior Court in mort. book 32 at page 246, to which reference is hereby made. The proceeds of said sale will first be used to retire said debt, and expenses, and the balance is any delivered to A. C. Gunter. This the 7th day of Aug. 1963. G. W & J. L. Miles Attorneys in fact for A. C. Gunter C. Winton Adams, Attny. 8-29 GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUNTY To Whom It May Concern: Please take notice that C. Norman Strickland, Administrator of the Mol lie Strickland Highsmith Estate, has applied to the Ordinary of said coun ty for permission to sell all of the real property of said estate, for the purposes of paying debts and for distribution This application will be heard at the September 2, 1963, Term of the Court of Ordinary of said county This the sth day of August, 1963 -s- Claude A. Smith, Ordinary J. Robert Smith P. 0. Box 361 Blackshear, Ga. Attny For Applicant 8-29 TURKEY PRODUCTION Turkey production is headed for another increase this year, according to Extension market information and outlook special ists. An increase of three per cent above 1962 is expected. The specialists say that size in crease may not lower fall prices very much, but add that it points to prices no better than last year. ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, WAYCROSS, OFFERS LARGE VARIETY OF HIGHEST GRADE BUILDING MATERIALS Enterprire Mfg., Co., at 1214 Al bany Ave., is well supplied to handle all your building needs. They have 1 complete line of Pittsburg Paints, pressure-treated lumber, doors and vindow units, plywood and metal -oofing, tile, brick and mortar mix. To meet the demands of modem builders and home owners, and the varied needs, now that so much modernizing and repairing is being done, the builders supply establish ment must more than ever be on their toes to supply a wide variety of materials at a wide price range. They keep their establishment well stocked, never purchase infer br merchandise in any branch of the business, but knowing the mar ket as they do and with extensive buying power, they are equipped to furnish their patrons with the best at the lowest prices. This is one of the firms in this section that of fers the best service and prices that are so reasonable as to encourage building of new homes and enter prise. They will be glad to submit esti- MURRAY'S FARM AND GARDEN STORE, WAYCROSS, HAS BEEN KNOWN FOR YEARS AS THE ONE-STOP CENTER IN WAYCROSS AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES Murray's, located 313 Albany Ave., invites you to visit their store and see the many different bulbs and other plants they now have on dis play. They also have a complete line of purina feeds. Here is a firm that has for years been of great interest to all rural people for it has been the object of Mr. Murray to supply at all times of the year farm supplies such as seeds, feeds, fertilizers, insecticides, garden, flower, field lawn seeds of known origin to hundreds of rural people that find it more convenient to do their trading in Waycross. The selling of merchandise of any kind must be born of scientific know ledge of the merchandise that is handled so that the buyer knows that he is securing feeds or seeds that have been tested in every respect ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY, WAYCROSS AND BRUNSWICK ARE LARGE BOTTLERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF FAMOUS R. C. COLA, DIET-RITE COLA, NEHI FLAVORS AND UPPER 10 Royal Crown Bottling Co., Way cross and Brunswick, offers Diet- Rite Beverages packed in nonreturn able cans. Call for R. C. Cola and Diet-Rite Cola. There is nothing like Royal Crown Cola drinks. You can get Royal Crown Cola in the smooth top cans that you can throw away after using. Yes, your soft drink dealer now has America’s best tasting cola drink — drink Royal Crown Cola, The Fresher Refresher. Drink an R. C., enjoy this new experience in taste and satisfying flavor. If you are among the group of millions of adult Americans who are overweight here is good news. It’s that wonderful new, non-fat tening soft drink that is finding new FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WAYCROSS AIDS MANY HOME OWNERS AND SAVERS IN THIS AREA First Federal Savings and Loan Association is a local financial in stitution in which a person can (1) Save money, and (2) Get a Home Loan. First Federal is an institution which lends the savings entrusted to it to people who want to buy, build, repair or improve their home and who must have a good credit in or der to do so. First Federal does its two-fold work in this area under local man agement and is owned by the people who have accounts or loans with the association. It is a federally chart ered institution and its policy is de termined by its board of directors which is composed of local busi ness and professional men from a mong the savers. The Federal Home Loan Bank an agency of the Federal government supervises First Federal and this public supervision involves an annual examination of accounts, security behind the loans and com pliance with the charter governing the association Small and large saving accounts are welcome at First Federal and savings can be sent in by mail as the association pays the postage both ways. First Federal’s present dividend rate on savings is an above average four percent a year, pay able twice a year, on June 30th and December 31st. The year-ending divi- WMS Plans Mission Study Classes The Womans Missionary Soc iety of the Nahunta Baptist Church will study the “Life of Lottie Moon" in Mission Study classes. Sallie B Lary and Gold Finch Circles will meet at the church Thursday. Aug. 22, from 7:00 P. M to 9:00 Mrs. Lula Brown and Mrs George Dowling will be instructors. Mrs. Lula Brown will be hostess. Rebecca and Laurie Woodall mates. They offer a very large stock and prompt delivery so that no work will be delayed. Guaran teed satisfaction — ‘‘Uniformity in quality and price.” With a vision of a greater state and community always in mind this firm operates one of the best supply establishments in this section of the state and has become an important factor in the development of this section. While it has been their object to obtain a fair and honest profit from their extensive dealings in lumber and building materials, the guiding influence of this company has al ways been the determination to furnish the highest grade goods at prices so reasonable that the ex tension and beautification of the city and section could progress rapidly. Demands of the builder are furn ished by this progressive firm. By purchasing to advantage when the market is right and employing only the most experienced help they are able to offer these high grade goods at Enterprise Manufacturing Co. and found to be the best the mar ket affords. Mr. Murray and his assistants are authorities on farming — planting and in the proper feeding of all kinds of livestock — and after looking over the entire field of feeds as presented by the various manufacturers of feeds they have selected for their customers the famous Purina Feeds which has proven to be so popular with many livestock producers in this section. This firm is serving the farmers by selling feeds and seeds. By fair and honest methods they gained the confidence of the people and each year they find that their patronage increases. This company has always worked in the interest of the com munity and securing for themselves a reputation worthy of commenda tion. friends every day among calorie counters. Diet-Rite Cola, now avail able at your dealers. Diet-Rite Cola is a quality product that means you get the best in a taste-SATISFYING drink. If you are counting calories or for any reason, you can be kind to your waistline by drinking sugar free Diet-Rite Cola, the new soft drink that lets you refresh without adding weight. Two full glasses of sugar-free refreshment in the con venient, smooth-top throw-away can. Try Diet-Rite Cola today. Medical authorities report that one out of five adults is concerned with weight watching and is doing something about it and these adults find Diet-Rite Cola most attractive. dend on December 31st wil be First Federal's 58th consecutive dividend. From the safety point of view, lo cal management of the institution, the excellence of home owners as moral and credit risk, the simplicity of the savings and loan plan of oper ation, the reserves of the associa tion and each savings account being insured up to $10,000.00 by an agency of the Federal Government, all make for the essential safety of this type of savings institution. Bu utilizing First Federal’s lend ing service, people can build, buy or remodel their homes and repay in easy, monthly installments just like rent. Savings and Loans like First Fed eral in Waycross have weathered thirteen major economic depressions, survived five wars and have been important influences through both their savings and home financing ac tivities. in the widespread ownership of the wealth of the United States by its citizens. Every man, woman or child with money in First Federal Savings and Loan Association shares in the wealth of this area. First Federal can justly be acknowledged among the institutions which have helped the community to grow 7 . This association is located at 600 Plant Avenue in Waycross, at the under pass, where the time and tempera ture clock is seen. You are invited to visit their office. Circles will meet at the home of Mrs. Mabel Moody on Tues day Aug. 20 from 7:30 to 9:00 o’- clock. Mrs. Jos. B. Strickland will be the teacher. Regular meeting of Sallie B. Lary Circle will be held at the home of Mrs. Irvin Crews on Tuesday, Aug. 20 at 3:30 P. M. Watch the label on your paper — don't let you subscription expire. Pierce Chapel Revival Starts Sunday Aug. 18 Revival services will be held at Pierce Chapel Methodist Church for eight days, beginning Sunday, Aug ust 18, and ending on Sunday Aug 25. Rev. Clarence Knight, pastor of the Waresboro Charge, will be the revival preacher. Singing will be di rected by Rev. W. M. Whipple, pas tor of the church. Special music will be by invitation. All week-night services will be held at 7:45 p. m. The Sunday ser vice on Aug. 18 will be held at 6:00 p. m., and the closing service will be at 11:00 a. m. This will be the an nual homecoming for the church. A former pastor, Rev. Carroll Taylor of the Folkston Circuit, will preach the homecoming service. Cub Scout News The den meeting of one and two of Hortense opened with the saluting the flag and singing America. After our rest period we started working on our theme “Fun With Games.” We took plastic bottles and are making games out of them and taking the names of cubs and com mitteemen names and making a game out of them. We were helped by our den chief Stanley Rowell and den mothers. Den mothers Mrs. Brauda and Mrs. Muriel Mills served refresh ments. Mrs. Brauda announced that the Scouts would attend camp meeting together Thursday night. Benny Mills, Cub Reporter Education Is More Important Than Ever, Labor Official Says Young people joining the labor force before they complete their ed ucation not only cheat themselves but act as a brake on the economic growth of the state, according to Georgia’s Commissioner of Labor, Ben T. Huiet. He stated that he was encouraged by the concentrated drive to get our dropouts and potential dropouts back in school this fall, but express ed concern about those who are now working. “I fear that many of our most capable young boys and girls will hang on to jobs that look good at the moment instead of returning to school. They will be selling their birthright for a mess of pottage.” The economic growth of the state is already being slowed by a short age of technically trained people at the same time the pool of unemploy ed and untrained youth gets ^bigger and bigger. Many of those now' work ing will join this pool as automa tion continues to take its toll unless they return to school now ond com plete their training, the Labor Com missioner warned. Speaking directly to the young people Commissioner Huiet said, “Complete your training and share in Georgia’s bright future. If yes terday’s training is inadequate for today, just think what tomorrow will demand.” BULK FEED BINS SAVE MONEY BUT PRESENT PROBLEMS In an effort to reduce feed costs, most Georgia poultrymen use bulk feed bins in their operations. Bulk bins have resulted in tremendous savings, but they must be managed properly to prevent costly problems. That’s the opinion of Jerry Cox of the Cooperative Extension Service poultry department, University of Georgia. Discussing some of the problems that can arise, Mr. Cox said conden sation may cause feed to stick in bulk bins, resulting in the growth of molds. Mr. Cox recommended checking all bulk bins carefully to see if feed is sticking to the sides. He explain ed the several toxic factors may be found in molded feed, and added that such feed should not be fed to chickens. “The small saving from feeding molded feed is greatly offset by the possibility of causing a disease out break in the flock,” he declared. Another problem with bulk bins is difficulty in determining feed intake by birds. Mr. Cox said feed consump tion records are important and ne cessary in evaluating the success of the management program. Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 g nUJN9 * |PRESCRIPTIONS| IS OUR MOST 9 » IM PORT AMT SER VICI j Ernest Knight DRUGGIST The RexaH Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry St. Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup, Ga WAYCROSS BEVERAGE COMPANY, WAYCROSS, DISTRIBUTORS OF SCHLITZ BEER, SO POPULAR ALL OVER The public has become discrimi nating as to what beer they drink >nd are choosing only brands that ire made of the highest quality of ingredients, such as Schlitz. In June or January, they call for Schlitz for Schlitz beer has its same delicious flavor the year round. “Today as in old times, Schlitz Beer reign’s supreme as the pop ular beer,” it was pointed out. “Old-time connoisseurs who real ly know the taste and flavor of genuine all grain beer, will tell you that Schlitz Beer is the same today as it was a half century ago. The younger generation pre fers Schlitz for its taste, pleasant effect and complete satisfaction. For over a half century Schlitz Beer has enjoyed popularity a mong both young and old. Today, as years ago, Schlitz Beer in the tall, sanitary bottle, is the pop ular choice of more and more people. Schlitz Beer is made as the most healthful and refreshing beverage on the market today. It has an incomparable flavor and nothing is more restful or Federated Insurance Company If you qualify for Federated Insur ance on your business, home, car or life, ihen you should have it. It is Preferred Risk Insurance and it costs less. One man is responsible to you. He in turn is the direct salaried representative of the Federated In surance Company. Call James Stone AT 3-2057 Waycross, Ga. -two great assets! They're not making any more land, so we'd better conserve what we have . . . But the young people are coming along in ever-increasing numbers. Those young people who assume the responsibilities of stewardship of the soil will be called upon to feed twice as many people as our farmers must do today . . . a job which will require many more efficier^ies than we now know about . . . and, unquestionably, a dependable source of low-cost electric power . . . Electric co-ops were first on the rural scene with this low-cost electric power when it was desperately needed . . . they are the one dependable source of a con tinuing supply of electric power for millions of Americans. CHIKA THE UNITED STATES soothing than a bottle or glass of ice cold beer. When served that rich amber color, topped by creamy foam, is a reaal palate treat. Its rich, full-bodied flavor, made possible only because of superior preparation and proper aging, is winning for this beer the greatest of popularity in this section. It is a real palate treat and what could satisfy anyone more than an ice cold bottle or glass of Schlitz? You may order Schlitz at any of our merchants dispensing beer in this section and we may add that a case or two kept ready for those entertaining oc ' casions will make you the most popular host and hostess in our community. It is Schlitz that ! gives real satisfaction to those who have tried beers. REPLACEMENT HOGS “New diseases can be introduced into a swine herd through replace ment animals,” warns James A. Christian, animal husbandman with the Cooperative Extension Service. Mr. Christian says it’s a good idea to know the herd from which you buy replacement hogs. 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