The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, December 22, 1966, Image 3

The Brantley enterprise., December 22, 1966, Image 3

About The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1966)

Page of 8

Prev Issue Next Issue

Text PDF JP2 (4.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Page of 8

Prev Issue Next Issue

Return to Top

Newspaper Page Textisssn -m j I ° ''V If /^\ ° ^-ttitSo* .•, r—B M'- VI o <» ifflTOi! IWFWwfll ।ll UMBL\ I -- ifwH<K Thanks for your patronage... 1966 Okefenoke Rural Electric Membership Corporation I Ifer I ' yW®B:\ | IfWSImKS^ S $ J wm^ I g J^.iJiPrW | | I | w AAay He bless your home... । I Knox Service Station | Harry's Texaco Station | I «ps I i j x wSIiL - z- I l /X 3 I • llfMt X I I x.yi|iio * I | * rrXltZ •' •’ ♦ -• S s d | May joy decorate | your Yule... 1966 Brantley Telephone Co., Inc. Nahunta, Georgia January Again to Be Observed as 'Make Georgia Beautiful Month' The “Make Georgia Beauti ful” campaign, which has re sulted in the planting of more than a million landscape trees during the last two years, is on again for 1967. “Make Georgia Beautiful Month” is scheduled for Jan uary, and the emphasis will 8 I q Q I a > . I^7 g ALJIM a g ^Jw x 966 i—-^.— 7 We sincerely ap preciate your fine patronage . . . | Ed's Grocery g g Hickox, Georgia K I I I i^KKKKSSKSJKK^S^SSaKK^ 3 3 Z\ I | 4 } k i 1966® life! I k Lj|^| liter 1^ 3 May you have a | happy and joyous | holiday ... | S 3 3 DePratter I Service Station 13 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 I I 8 | 3 I I Lott's Variety Store Nahunta, Ga. again be on tree planting and anti-litter drives. Started as “Make Georgia Beautiful Week” in 1965, the program became a month-long observance this year and will be continued as such in 1967. In addition, according to Thomas G. Williams, Jr., head of the Cooperative Extension Service landscape department, it has been expanded to in clude many plants other than dogwood. Redbud, crape myr tle, magnolia, and pine are al so being promoted for the up coming beautification effort. The Georgia Forestry Com mission cooperates in the pro gram by producing thousands of seedlings for use during the planting season. County agents have assisted beautification committees and other groups in ordering these trees for de livery, distribution, and trans planting next month. Another cooperating sponsor, the Geor gia State Nurserymen’s Asso ciation, is expected to make landscape plants available at special prices. Six other state agencies and organizations have joined the University of Georgia Exten sion Service and the State Department of Industry and Trade in supporting the Janu ary beautification program. They include the State High way Department, Associated Industries of Georgia, Geor gia Petroleum Council, Garden of Georgia. Inc., Georgia Fed eration of Women’s Club, and State Department of Educa tion Mr. Williams said special ef forts are now underway throughout the state to organ ize a beautification committee in every county. He added that 65 counties formed such groups during the program this year, and that well planned and last ing landscape improvements j^Kssssksksess^kssske®^^ ... . . I | & g I; W- • • I B.»W iK’. S '^M*. I gzw M*• I «'Tk 'I V- I i ■.•JaM/ Av | sZK n). | • X \ jIJ k I 8 I I WrApM i 3 3 To a11... 1966..?_ Smith's Auto | Parts, Inc. K g | Nahunta, Ga. | g Phone 462-5177 | ! 3 issassswal ^iW^ , flii W 6 w® » <? t . < llil k & > !i: :» :*: 71 I J^S^This Holy ' Season . . Sunoco Service Nahunta, Ga. £«£« iKSifiSKK! Virgil's are resulting from this work of interested citizens and of ficials. Mr. Williams continued that the county Extension office, headquarters of the county agent and Extension home economist, is serving as the local information center for “Make Georgia Beautiful Month.” He said these local representatives of the Univer sity of Georgia have already called organizational and plan ning meetings in most coun ties. In most cases the county beautification committee is composed of city and county officials, representatives o f business and industry, leaders in education and religion, civic and garden club officers, and delegates from youth organiza tions. “A city or community must first recognized the need for improvements then make ne cessary plans for develop ment.” according to Mr. Wil liams. “Community action must be initiated for large scale s I If A *1 I I I WO fftw I I ipm u । S wishes for a | | Merry Christmas . . • | I | | Schreiber's g Bootery g | Waycross, Georgia 3 I $ I flmstmas j I I I I I I CWxA I I w^\ u | $ 4 ¥ Let us all rejoice... ’ *| $ s a. . 1 I « I s g Allied Building Materials K Waycross, Georgia projects; individual action is required for landscape im provements no private pro perty.” He believes the “Make Geor gia Beautiful” program, spear headed by the county beauti fication committee, provides excellent framework for get ting the beautification job done. County Extension offices have been supplied with in formational kits and other material that will enable couny agents and Extension home economists to assist in organizing beautification com mittees. They have a list of suggested projects and activi ties appropriate for individual and group participation. Sub ject-matter information is also available on planning, develop ing, and maintaining landscape improvement projects. Subscribe to the BRANTLEY iwajassassss^ ’ s our brief but « / bountiful wish s for you . . . gHarris Grocery! 3 I I The IGA Store | I The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 22, 1966 '7 UKX" '"A / X-r // it > / A* Wiy ,■ areEtiisg»R To all our friends... old ’ and new... 'K // / Kellam's Pharmacy Waycross, Georgia ix^xsxssssasstjagsjaasasasssa^jagtssa: 1 • We wish... * /^i). Mfeww * ^UjMr.i i JT)/ i^SUx DORIS BEAUTY SHOP Nahunta, Georgia ^S»S»X»J!^^s!»S«sliSliWSsSSi®3i»aS«ijaaWa»»SssS^»»»^»l I I Ctarasdw I 1966 ( v • . JgSw s vV^x :W A \ m wOr\ I ) 8 ! / H I ( Firestone Store of Waycross, Inc. 417 Alice Street, Waycross, Ga.