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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Aug. 13, 1964
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.
z Address all mail to Nahunta, Georgia
USDA Gives
Information
On Grading
(USDA News Release)
The auctioneer’s chant will a
gain be heard beginning July 29
as flue-cured tobacco markets in
Georgia and Florida open for
sales of the 1964 crop.
Working ahead of the auction
eers will be a team of 122 to
bacco inspectors of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture’s Mar
keting Service. It is the job of a
federal inspector to examine
each lot, or basket, of tobacco
shortly before a tobacco sale
starts.
The inspector grades the tobac
co according to official U. S.
Standards. He enters the grade,
date, and his initials on the bas
ket ticket. This then becomes the
certificate of grade for that lot
of tobacco.
Official grades for flue-cured
tobacco this season, except for
the addition of three grades and
minor changes in specifications
for a few other grades, will be the
same as last season, according to
Walter L. Bradsher, flue-cured
district supervisor of the Agricul
tural Marketing Service’s Tobac
co Division at Raleigh, N. C.
The grades were revised last
year to place more emphasis on
maturity as a quality factor and
to describe more accurately the
quality of every lot of tobacco of
fered for inspection. In the re
vision, the number of grades was
reduced from 173 to 157. The
NEEDED
LINEMEN and
INDUSTRIAL
ELECTRICIANS
A Representative Will Be at the Court
house in Folkston Tuesdays and Thursdays of
Each Week, or Contact Mr. John Venters even
ings at the Plaza Motel, Folkston.
HUMPHREYS MINING CO.
P. 0. Box 8 Folkston, Ga.
Broome Will Fight Hard
to Save Small County
Representation
If elected representative from Brantley
County, I will do my best to save the small
counties of Georgia from losing their repre
sentation in the legislature.
The January session of the legislature has
been ordered by a district federal court to
reapportion the lower house of the legislature
according to population.
Reapportionment would mean that Brant
ley County, along with many other small
counties, would lose its representative. The
state would be apportioned according to popu
lation, with at least 20,000 people in each dis
trict.
Brantley County with about 6,000 popu
lation would have to be the tail to the kite of
some larger adjoining county, possibly two
other counties.
If elected representative, I will never vote
for any plan to abolish our right to a repre-
sentative in the legislature.
The people of Brantley County should
elect the best man fitted to make the fight to
keep our representative.
three grades added this season—
XSKL, XsKF,and XSKV — make
the total number 160.
Political
Announcement
To the Citizens of Brantley County
This is to announce that I am a
candidate for re-election to the
post of State Representative from
Brantley County, subject to the
State Democratic Primary elec
tion, September 9.
If re-elected as your represen
tative, I pledge myself to do my
best to represent all the people
of Brantley County as I have in
the past.
I would like to take this op
portunity to thank everyone for
your support in the past and al
so to thank you for your vote
and support in the forthcoming
election.
Yours sincerely,
Hoke S. Wilson
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CARL BROOME
PRACTICAL FAMILY LIVING
BY LUCILLE HIGGINBOTHAM
Extension Health Specialist
University of Georgia College of Agriculture
Me, shampoo my living room
carpet? Yes, you can shampoo
your living room, dining room,
bedroom, hall or any other room
carpet. It is easy, too, when you
nave the right equipment.
Many floor polishers are also
shampooers or they can be adap
ted for shampooing by the addi
tion of an attachment. The appli
ance looks rather like a vacuum
cleaner but it has a container for
the shampoo and a special attach
ment dispensing it in the form of
foam.
The first thing to do is to move
out all the furniture which can
be moved. That which must re
main should have white cardboard
or aluminum foil placed under the
legs to prevent rusting. The next
step is to vacuum thoroughly.
Proceedings of
Brantley County
Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners of
Roads and Revenue of Brantley
County met in regular session on
Tuesday, August 4, at 10:00 A. M.
with all members present. They
ordered the following bills paid.
GENERAL EXPENSE: R C.
Harrell, Jr. 35.16 Salary, Louis
Prescott 36.34 Salary, Silas D.
Lee 48.19 Salary, Major Riggins
48.19 Salary, C. Winton Adams
60.45 Salary, R. B. Brooker 78.-
53 Salary, Archie A. Johns 77.10
Salary, John M. Wilson 94.88 Sal
ary, Morty Griffin, 89.78 Salary.
SUPERIOR COURT: W. J.
Summerall 46.00 Salary, Dewey
Hayes 113.34 Salary.
EXTENSION SERVICE: Geor
ge A. Loyd 207.63 Salary and
Travel, Virginia N. Raulerson
139.82 Salary and Travel.
FORESTRY DEPT.: Georgia
State Forestry Commission 725.-
00 Budget.
HEALTH DEPT.: Dr. J. L.
Walker 30.00 M. C. H. Clinician,
Charlotte 0. Wilson 221.43 Salary,
Rebecca D. Griner 388.56 Salary,
Travel and Cantigent Fund, Vax
ter G. Hammond 115.01 Salary
and travel, Alvin M. Powell, Jr.
12.00 Travel, Dr. Hart S. Odum
62.00 Travel.
DEPT. OF FAMILY AND
CHILDREN SERVICE: Dept, of
Family And Children Service
1087.44 Budget, Nora Bell Ham
10.00 Pauper, Riley Crews 10.00
for Junior Dale Morgan, Mamie
J. O’Neal 10.00 Pauper, Robert R.
Riggins 10.00 Pauper, Daniel Rob
erson 10.00 Pauper, Frances
Jones 10.00 Pauper, T. D. Warner
10.00 Pauper, Jane Davis 43.02
Trip to Mobile Alabama for Wel
fare Dept.
ROAD DEPT.: Layton Ammons
9.64 Salary, Weita Herrin 220.12
Salary, Talmadge Gunter 213.32
Salary, Mitchell Hulett 230.08 Sal
ary, Woodrow Wilson 197.06 Sal
ary, Fred Willis 250.07 Salary,
Jasper Moore 233.87 Salary, Dave
Rowell 254.52 Salary, Hermon
Lewis 239.32 Salary, Perry Crews
281.89 Salary, E. R. Johns 240.94
Salary, David Wayne Rowell 205 -
16 Salary, Roy Warner 77.10 Sal
ary, Gillis Brooker 115.65 Salary.
INVOICES: Georgia Power Co.
57.04 Light Bill, Georgia Hospital
Service Association 159.85 Em
ployee’s Premium, Cotton States
Life And Health Ins. Co. 12.44
Insurance Premium, Florence
Crittenton Home 10.84 for Louise
Allen. Universal Laundry 16.000
Cleaning Blankets for Jail, O. A.
Jones 50.55 Repair water pump
for Road dept Florida Equip
*rent Co. of Jacksonville 60.97
^a-t for Road Dept., Rogers
vn ’ v S^on 42 02 Repair
Truck. R. E. A. Corp. 5.60 Fence
t. F°o*e A- Davies Inc. 101.02
Office Supplies, Getz Extermina
tors 10.00 Spraying Jail.
Also, Professional Insurance
Co. 123.55 Employee's Premium.
R. E. A. Corp. 4.61 Caution Light
at Hortense, Blackshear Manu
facturing Co. 214.60 Wire Fence
Post, J. W. Brooker Hardware
51.26 Supplies, Dr. J. L. Walker
17.00 Treating Prisoners. J. R.
Proctor 21.50 Installing Air Con
ditioner, Carlton Company 599.04
Repair and Parts, King Brothers
Motor Co. 24.96 Parts. Florida
Steel Corporation 9.24 Steel Pipe.
DePratter Service Station 223.50
Parts and Repair. J. W. Crews
323 25 Service Rendered, Slash
Pine Area Planning Commission
368.19. Wee’s.
Also. McCann Reid Incorpora
‘ion 3.50 Parts. Wilson & Sons
Oil Co. 834.94 Gas & Oil. Standard
Oil Co. 171.56 Gas and Oil. Brant
’ey Telephone Co. Inc. 92.94
Phones and Calls, The Brantley
Enterprise 159.50 Office Supplies
and Advertising. Clint Robinson
Insurance .Agency 173.68 Work
men’s Compensation Ins. Tomlin
son Drug Store 110.73 Drugs, El
lis Drug Store 104.45 Drugs. T. D.
Warner 12.50 Trip to Augusta.
Wilscn Garage 48.58 Service &
Parts.
There being no further business
the meeting adjourned
John M. Wilson
Clerk of County
Commissioners
This is an important part of the
process.
Any good rug shampoo may be
used. Follow the instructions with
it for diluting. Generally, the pro
portions are one cup of shampoo
to eight cups of warm water.
Pour the diluted shampoo into
the container on the shampooer
after you have attached the rug
cleaner.
Start in a corner of the room
and work toward a door so you
won’t have to walk on the clean
carpet any more than absolutely
necessary. Run the shampooer
back and forth over an area
about three feet square. Foam is
spread over the carpet in a thick
layer. You do not have to remove
it. It will soon disappear. As you
move from one three-foot area to
another, overlap just a little so
you will be sure to cover every
bit of carpet.
If the carpet has a pile which
needs it, you may run the floor
tool of your vacuum cleaner over
it as you finish shampooing an
area. In most cases this is not
necessary.
When you have finished the en
tire carpet, let it dry without
disturbing it any more than you
must. Drying time will vary from
about three hours to overnight de
pending on the fiber.
When it is completely dry, va
cuum again. This is an important
step because the shampooing has
brought soil to the surface and
vacuuming will remove it, In
fact, frequent vacuuming for the
first week after shampooing im
proves the appearance of the car
pet.
It is an easy job and it is fun
to do. If you have a shampooer
don’t hesitate to use it for a great
deal of satisfaction and very clean
carpets. — By Doris Oglesby,
head. Home Improvement Depart
ment, University of Georgia, Co
operative Exten-ion Service.
KINDNESS HELPS
Kindness is important, but nev
er more so than that shown the
dairy cow’ at milking time, ac
cording to H. K. Welch. Jr., head
of the Cooperative Extension Ser
vice dairy department.
RURAL RECREATION
Georgia forest landowners have
a stake in developing recreational
facilities for an increasing popu
lation, say foresters with the Co
operative Extension Service.
’64 SELL OUT
OVERSTOCKED
If you have been waiting for the end of the model year to buy a new Chevrolet, don't wait
any longer. We now have on hand, or on order, all of the 1964 Chevrolets we are going to get.
Come By Today For
A Sell-Out Deal!
Biggest Discounts
R. L WALKER CHEVROLET CO.
WANT ADS
Scooter For Sale
Used Scooter for sale. Reasona
ble price. Michael Lee. Nahunta,
Ga. Phone HO2-2664. 8-13
Hou^e and Land
For Sale
The Lightsey home at Waynes
ville, on about 15 acres of land,
for sale. Home is well kept with
plumbing, with hot and cold wa
ter. Plenty of fruit trees. O n
Highway 84.
Also five acres of well timber
ed land at Atkinson for sale.
And two and one half acres of
well timbered land at Waynes
ville for sale. Contact B. A. Light
sey, 2905 Norwich St. Brunswick
Ga. ' 8-20
Slightly used GE combination
Washer-Dryer, original price
$449.95, now reduced to $199.95,
with trade-in. Perfect condition,
washes and drys in one operation.
Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Na
hunta, Ga. 8-20.
MOBILE HOMES — If you are
hard to please, come to see Tom.
“We sell only Quality Homes”.
Easy Terms. Bank rate financing.
Closed all day Sunday. TOM
BARNES MOBILE HOMES, 17-
42 Memorial Drive. Across from
the Holiday Inn. Phone 283-2802,
Waycross, Ga. ts.
HELP WANTED
I want your help in getting
elected representative from
Brantley County. Sweep the
County with Broome. Carl
Broome, phones HO 2-2531
and HO 2-2731, Nahunta, Ga.
DURALITE PAINT
Inside paint $2.98 gallon.
Outside paint $3.98 gallon.
Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Na
hunta, Ga. ts.
Drugs, gifts, sundries, vet
erinary supplies. Sherman D.
Tomlinson, Phone HO 2-4588,
night phone HO 2-4821, Na
hunta, Ga. ts.
Posted Signs for Sale
At Brantley Enterprise
If you are a subscriber to
The Brantley Enterprise,
you don’t have to borrow
your neighbor’s paper to
see what is going on in
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WHY BUY ANY OTHER CAR WHEN
YOU CAN BUY THE BEST FOR LESS?
Only 49 Units in Stock. This will Be Your Last Opportunity to
Have Such a Complete Choice of Models to Select From
Easiest Financing
515 TEBEAU ST.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
D. C. KELLY, SALESMAN
100 Persons Needed
To Train for Employment
in a
Dress Factory
At Patterson, Georgia
Make application now. Training of Poten
tial employees will be at the Patterson School.
Get application blanks from any Patterson
business and return the application in dupli
cate to the business.
For Further Information
Contact
The Employment Committee
Wendell Thomas Talmadge Harrison
J. P. Barnard Jr. J. 0. Echols
Ed Hyers Nesbert Thomas
Truman Riggins
Notify Newspaper When Your Address Changes.
NEW CARS
MUST GO!
Greatest Savings
argest Trade-Ins
AT 3-7373
