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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, April J, 1964
CLINT ROBINSON
INSURANCE AGENCY
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
We are proud to announce that we are again of
fering Crop-Hail insurance. This year Mr. Earl
Raulerson is associated with us in this line. We in
vite you to call us for information at anytime.
Upstairs Over The Brantley Enterpri.
Robinson phone:
Office HO 2-4682; Home HO 2-4653
Raulerson phone:
Day HO 2-2976; Night HO 2-3295.
St Simons Island family
enjoys total-electric living
throughout the year
"Last June,” says Jack Jenkins, an associate
with the Island Development Company, “I
made our home total-electric by installing an
electric heat pump. My family agrees that
you can’t beat the comfort and convenience
of a total-electric home.
"My wife likes the way the heat pump
eliminates dust and excessive moisture. J
like the central control. Just set it and for
get it. The electric heat pump heats or cools
automatically as the need arises."
More and more Georgia families, like the
Jack Jenkinses, are enjoying flameless total
electric living — and at savings, too—with
Georgia Power Company’s special low rate
for total-electric residential customers. Call
today for details.
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power brakes, whitewalls,
two tone finish.
'62 CORVAIR "6" Coupe
Straight stick, radio, heater,
whitewalls, two tone.
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Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgie.
Official Organ of Brantley County
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Mrs. Carl Broome Associate Editor
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Q. Our budget is limited but we
want good books for our children.
How can I know which ones to buy?
A. Your librarian, nursery school
operator, primary school teacher or
bookstore owner can help you make
good selections.
Q. What kind of book backs are
be-t to buy for youg children?
A. Many books are sold today
with durable backs such as cloth,
simulated leathers or other wash
able materials. Others even have
washable pages in the books. They
are worth an additional expenditure
because they last much longer.
Q. I like to buy books for friends
in the hospital or those who ere con
valescing. Do you have some sug
gestions?
A. Determine the special interest
of the friend, if possible, before
buying a book. Keep in mind the
weight and size of the book. Un
less a book rest is provided, area-
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Brantley Enterprise
THE AMERICAN people have
expressed great concern over
recent decisions of the U. S.
Supreme Court which they feel
undermine the religious heritage
of this country.
They are confused and greatly
troubled at being told that
prayers and
Bible reading
schools. They
feel the court
has taken from
them the reli-
gious freedom
guaranteed by
the Constitution.
It seems to be a denial of the
fact that ours is a deeply reli
gious nation which was founded
by men and women seeking a
home where they and future
generations might worship God
in freedom.
The recent decisions are seen
as a virtual reversal of the prin
ciple supported by the Supreme
Court in 1952. At that time, the
court said:
“We are a religious people
whose institutions presuppose
a Supreme Being.”
Thus, there is a great need to
counteract the recent rulings of
the court and to reaffirm the
fundamental faith that we have
in Almighty God. This faith
after all is the foundation upon
which our civilization, our form
of government and our freedom
rests.
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IT WAS MY opinion at the
time of the decisions on the New
York and Maryland cases that
they constituted a distortion of
the First Amendment. This is
'not prepared or printed at government expenee)
'Buy Lines'
FOR GEORGIA
CONSUMERS
still my belief. It was not the
intent of our Founding Fathers
to interfere with the free exer
cise of religion, but only to pre
vent the government from estab
lishing a state religion or offi
cially supporting one faith over
another.
They believed, as did Edmund
Burke, that “true religion is the
foundation of society, the basis
on which all true civil govern
ment rests, and from which
power derives its authority, laws
their efficacy, and both their
sanction.”
However, in deciding as it did,
the Supreme Court went against
this principle and inflicted great
damage to religious freedom and
morality in the United States.
In these times of turmoil, at
home and abroad, when man’s
freedom everywhere is threat
ened by a God-less ideology in
tent upon world domination, it is
more important than ever that
we maintain and protect the
abiding faith of our fathers.
With this in mind, there was
introduced last month in the
Senate a proposed amendment
to the Constitution which would
attempt to resolve this problem.
It would clarify the real mean
ing of the First Amendment
and, depending on state law and
the wishes of the people, permit
public expressions of our faith
in God.
Corrective action by the Con
gress is needed, and I will sup
port any reasonable legislation
to insure for all time the reli
gious freedom of our people.
sonably small lightweight book is
more enjoyable. Inspirational books
of poetry, short stories or novels are
some suggestions. A book of jokes
may be enjoyed. Whatever the se
lection, remember that it should
bring cheer to the friend.
(These “Buy Lines” were prepared
by Audrey Morgan, head, Family
Life Department, University of Geor
gia Cooperative Extension Service.)
Merry-go-round
Os Subsidies
If at first you don’t succeed,
try, try again.
First it was a subsidy to cotton
producers (the kind of subsidy,
of course, so dear to the hearts of
our agricultural managers, that
gets the consumer both ways —
by spending Treasury money to
keep prices high). But this made
things bad for the exporters, be
cause the price-supported Amer
ican cotton couldn’t compete in
world markets (the artificial U.
S. price is currently about one
third higher than the world mar
ket price).
So the government did what
comes naturally. It established
another subsidy, this time for the
exporters, so they could offer
the high-price American cotton
abroad at the lower world price.
But this, of course, made things
bad for the U. S. textile manu
facturers, who had to pay a third
more for their U. S. cotton than
their foreign competitors could
get it for.
So what has the government
come up with? Os course. An
other subsidy, this time to help
the textile mills overcome the
effect of the subsidy, given the
exporters to overcome the effect
of the subsidy given the growers.
At, least if this goes on long
enough we’ll all be able to say
that payment doesn’t really mat
ter, because we owe it to our
selves.
—N. Y. Herald-Tribune
Smokey Says:
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You ccn prevent a forest fire
bv using a firc-safe burner.
Golden Isles Aviation, McKinnon Airport,
St. Simons Island, and Baker Flying Service
In Brunswick Offer Complete Flying Instructions
Golden Isle Aviation and Baker
Flying instructions for the beginners
jnder licened pilots. They have F.-
A. A. approved school for training
those who wish to become licened
pilots, also scenic flights, air am
bulance service, repair station, char
ter service, aircraft storage. Flights
originate from Brunswick, St. Simons
or Jekyll Island. Free transportation
to and from local airports.
It is not often that states, much
ess counties like this one, can boast
of such a modern flying fields. Here
the ambitious young men and wo
men of this locality can secure a
general education at a reasonable
price in one of the latest, most pro
fitable and highly romantic profes
sions evolved during the twentieth
century.
There has been no greater business
romance in the progress of the world
Tidewater Equipment Co., Inc.,
Acquires Dealership for 'Franklin Logger,'
The New Rubber-tired Tractor
Tidewater Equipment Co., Inc., in
their constant effort to stay abreast
of the latest trends in logging, he-3
become the distributor in Georgia
for the Franklin Logger, the newest
in a rubber-tired log skidder. See
them at Tidewater Equipment Co.,
Norwich St., Brunswick.
The Franklin Logger was guilt for
one job — skidding at a profit. The
Franklin Logger is available in three
models, two diesel and one gasoline
to fit the job requirements of al
most any operation. Features include
an articulate frame, excellent oscil
'ation, high flotation with good trac
tion, five speed transmission with
high speed reverse, torque convert
er optional, steel plate belly pan,
heavy-duty cooling system. If you’ve
been waiting for a skidder designed
Moses Daniel's Sons Plumbing and Heating
Contractors, Brunswick, One of Section's
Best for Supplies and Installations
Located 1521 Cochran Ave., Bruns
wick, they ca-rry a complete line of
plumbing supplies by American Stan
dard, Kohler, and Crane. They are
licensed, bonded and insured. New
installations and repairs. All work
guaranteed. Established in 1882.
Moses Daniel’s Sons is a name es
teemed by all the people of this
section and it is a matter of civic
pride to speak about this firm, its
dependable work, accepted and de
manded by firms and individuals
throughout this section, who sell de-
Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Brunswick, Sets
The Pace for Unmatched Quality and Service
Coca-Cola, as familiar as any land
mark, offers a service designed es
pecially to help you in planning your
church functions, PTA meetings,
school events, office parties, picnics,
club socials. For the'e get-to-cethers
call Brunswick Coca-Cola Co. in
Brunswick.
Coca-Cola is a refreshing treat
that fits any occasion perfectly. With
the last few days of beautiful wea
ther these warm, sunny days it
seems to brighten everyone’s spirits
and make them feel younger and
more alive.
And the soft drink to keen you en
ergetic and sonny is the famous
Coca-Co'a. Today’s active people
have stepped up the tempo. They
get more out of life because they
out more in, more activity, more
lively modern ideas. This is the life
for Coca-Cola — light, bracing, clean
tasting Coca-Cola.
Coca Cola is a national brand name
and the product is the same every
”’here. Coca Co’a has continued year
after year as the nation’s top =el’er
No matter where you shoo t-c^av
•oil’ll find Coca Cola at hand. Why”
Because peop'e like it. Trv it. then
•oo’ll know whv light, bracing, de
icions tasting Coca-Cola is so ponu
'ar with manv. As tbev =avin"
goes “Things go better with Coke.’’
Because of the modern bottling pro
cesses and machinery iwed at tbr
plant of Coca-Cola Bottling Co. ir
Brunswick, every bottle of Coca
Cola is of the very highest ovality
available. In fact, ouality is the mo ct
mnortant factor that goes into the
making of Coca-Cola. Join your fn
mds and neighbors and enjoy the
nation best drink, Coca-Cola, the
number one seller the United States
over.
Co-a-Co’a can be purchased a’
most anywhere you shop. So the nex*
ime you want a refreshment ge*
■■oca-Cola. When you shop, buv Coca
To’a by cae or carton. It will gen
’rally c ave an extra trio to the
tore, and when your friends driv
ny, you'll always have plenty o'
"■oca-Cola on hand to serve them
On the c e warm days that we are
tow having and the hot svmmr day
’head Coca-Cola is always a we!
•ome refresher.
Chicken is an excellent source of
’rotein. Broilers contain more pro
■ein per pound of meat than most
other meats. A three-ounce serving
of cooked boneless broiler meat
provides about one-third of the daily
retirement for protein.
than the growth of aviation and the
unexpected developments that ha^e
come from it.
The pilot of the present day is
a different type of man than the
old pilot who, accustomed to flying
by instinct, distrusted his instru
ments and the new methods of navi
gation.
The pilot of the future must be
a man who will be able to use
instruments for flying throughout all
kinds of weather, and be able to
correlate the mass of information
given to him. He must know how
to make use of radio and radar
beams and beacons and to trust
them.
Flying is becoming more and more
mechanical, and must be so if safe
ty and efficiency are to be achieved
This does not mean that pilots will
ever require less training; they must
and built just for you, this is it.
The heavest model No. 101, the next
model 102, the smallest model 103.
These are designed and built spe
cifically for log skidding operations.
Cuts maintenance cost 75 percent
over crawler type machines.
Tires — special construction for
logger operation — low pressure ny
lon provide high flotation and ex
cellent traction for operation in soft
footing or mud. NEED A SKIDDER?
BUY A FRANKLIN designed and
built specifically for log skidding
operations. Center pivot and steering
provides short turning radius and
good maneuverability, hydraulic po
wer steering, four wheel drive, me
chanical drive shaft brake, no spin
in rear axle. The experience of thou
sands of loggers prove that palletized
pendab'e products and the ultimate
in value in plumbing fixtures and
supplies.
You want to be sure your new
bathroom suits youi- home — and in
deciding you will appreciate the com
plete display of different colored
bathroom fixtures.
Bathroom beauty invites leisure
and ample facilities permit it when
you have one of these bathrooms
—complete, handsome and up-to-date
—and at a moderate price, too.
Commonplace plumbing fixtures—
whether they be a bathroom, kitchen,
NEW GRAIN SORGHUM
During three years of tests at six
locations in the state, Georgia 615,
a new grain sorghum hybrid, out
yielded all others by 26 percent.
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Nahunta, Georgia
be skilled men and good flyers, but
they must be technicians and na
vigators as well.
All this cannot be attained unless
the young men and women of the
present day are offered adequate
facilities for such training.
Their course of training and in
struction is such that the students
are not run through in classes, with
the chances that some will be slight
ed, but each one receives individual
instruction that is thorough and
practicable all the way through.
Reliable, government approved
planes are used for students in
struction where the new student is
placed in the hands of licensed pilots
and taken through comprehensive
courses of instruction consisting of
elementary meteorology, aerial nav
igation and ground school.
Brunswick,
logging is the most profitable one
time wood handling, fast-loading pal
letized tracks, mechanized wood load
ing gives you extra loads every day.
Tidewater engineers its pulpwood
harvesting equipment to do your job.
You can decrease the number of
trucks you operate and haul the
same amount of wood, or you can
increase your production with the
same number of trucks you now use.
Tidewater pulpwood harvesting e
quipment is the answer to your wood
hauling problems for any job you
undertake.
Tidewater Equipment Company’s
modern plant is located on Norwich
St. in Brunswick. They will be glad
to assist you in planning for your
wood hauling machinery needs.
or laundry—no longer satisfy the av
erage builder or contractor they rea
lize now that inferior plumbing equip
ment is expensive.
In their salesroom are displayed
the latest ideas in modern plumbing
and fixtures in the most dependable
makes. Everything in the line used
in your house can be seen here be
fore it is installed, which is a most
satisfactory feature of the service.
For best in plumbing and heating
call Moses Daniel’s Sons, Phone AM
5-9430, Brunswick, Ga.
Georgia 615 has produced as high
as 160 bushels per acre and has
averaged 83 bushels. College of A
griculture agronomists say it also
has shown good resistance to seed
molding and bird damage.
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