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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, August U, 1746
The Professional Funeral Director
* What are the characteristics of a truly
professional funeral director? He is the
man families return to because he has re
spected their confidences. He is the man
who has served them with taste and dis
cretion. He is the man whose advice and
suggestions in making arrangements they
have come to trust. He is the man whose
tact and thoughtfulness they have learned
to appreciate.
CHAMBLESS FUNERAL HOME
Phone HO 2-5151 Nahunta, Ga.
ELECT
GEORGE T. SMITH
LT. GOVERNOR
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Os Bragging, Boasting, and Idle Promises!
Has James Warren's Opponent actually accomplished for our 6th Senatorial District
during his past terms of office, except try to stay in the Political Limelight?
JAMES E. (Nig) WARREN
Believes in Direct Action; Not Idle Talk and Promises!
James E. (Nig) Warren is NOT, has NOT, and will NOT
constantly use any "gimmicks" to seek a vote to sustain a
non-existent record.
JAMES E. (Nig) Warren will ESTABLISH a record of service
never before equaled by ANY representative from our 6th Senatorial
District.
ARE YOU TIRED
JUST WHAT
Some Things Some People Don't
Know About a Weekly Newspaper
1. A weekly newspaper must get 85 percent of its
expenses from advertising.
2. Space is the newspaper’s stock in trade. The
paper sells space, like the store sells goods, to pay
expenses.
3. Only about 15 percent of a paper’s expenses is
received from subscriptions.
4. The paper must first have subscribers in order
to be able to sell space for advertising.
5. The cost of publishing a weekly newspaper has
increased about four-fold in the last 25 years.
6. The increased cost is caused mainly by the great
increase in costs for labor and machinery.
7. A newspaper does not charge for publishing
news articles, that is, items that are non-commercial
and not personal messages, memorials or resolutions.
8. A newspaper can publish only a limited amount
of news in each issue.
9. A newspaper must cut down many articles of
news to fit the space available and the time to set
type.
10. A newspaper editor reserves the right to edit
all news articles, that is, to shorten, to correct or to
improve.
Summer Workers
Are Urged to
Return to School
Commissioner of Labor Ben
T. Huiet has expressed con
cern that Georgia’s almost
full employment might en
courage student summer
workers to remain on their
jobs rather than return to
school.
“Our expanding economy
is demanding specialists with
knowledge undreamed of ten
years ago and the young peo
ple who enter the labor mar
ket unprepared can never
hope to keep pace with ad
vancing technology,” Huiet
stated. He asked the cooper
ation of employers in getting
the summer workers back in
school, even when they are
needed on the job.
CHIGGER HUNTING
To locate chigger-infested
areas, follow this suggestion
from the U. S. Department
of Agriculture: Place a small
piece of black construction
paper edgewise o n the
ground, or lean it against a
tuft of grass or fallen
branch. Watch it for a few
minutes. If you see small
orange or pinkish mites mov
ing rapidly across the paper,
you’ve found chiggers.
JAMES E. (Nig) WARREN
Your State Senator - For PROGRESS - NOT PROPAGANDA
PRESCRIPTION
SPECIALISTS
Ernest Knight
DRUGGIST
The Rexall Store
147 West Cherry Street
Pharmacist Always on Duty
Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup, Ga.
WIN WITH
WILSON
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I " Tuten and Stuckey Square Off I
I Over Federal Civil Rights Issue I
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■ : ten and challenger Billy ing that “he would vote for with his approval. He denied % f • W
M- z ' \ , s ’ Stuckey started going for each the Civil Rights Bill, in- that he has previously said , %
■ • z other’s threats this week after- eluding, the open housing he would vote for the measure, .
■ » J Tuten asked Stuckey to ex- section now under considera- as Tuten had charged..
s z plain “your’position on this lion by Congress.” •: Stuckey said: ’ “All .the
K* z important (civil rights) legis- Dr. McKee 'Hargrett of candidates have« been asked z M
Screven, also a contender in the. qnestion on several oc-
B x ' The furor apparently stem- the' race, confirmed 'to the- »
B. -v >‘’ '' ' '' I med from a meeting in East- PRESS that Stuckey had said “ “ “ lts • -?^B
B M I | man of the Eighth District that he would-vote for the ,^> J
B ■■■■' ;■ :• t- < Voter's League, held at the bill at the Eastman meeting. . Xherehy it wnnlritie
B z Anise Chapel Baptist Church In Jesup Wednesday to open ■ ‘ le D l a b|e IL. ?.
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BV Is? Z ' Negro group. Tuten claimed Stuckey said that the open s S-rf-fB
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I Mr. Stuckey cerlaialy has a right Io take any stand he wishes, hit he shcald be man enough to defend his B
E stand before every group. II be did not mean what he said in Eastman the good Kegro citizens have a right
to know it. All citizens of the district are entitled to a direct answer on his positions.
I VOTE FOR THE MAN WHO HAS THE COURAGE T 9 TAKE A I
I stand . RUSSELL TUTEN Bth DISTRICT CONGRESSMAN I
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ELECT
HOW LONG does ANY man expect to remain in office before
his record catches up with him?
Apparently, the record of Mr. Warren's opponent has finally
overtaken him and made citizens of our county wonder just WHAT
KIND of representation they have been getting!
James Warren is a "DOER" and not a "TALKER".
