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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, August 3, 1967
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 31553
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You get more peanuts per acre
with Polyram for two reasons.
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disease of peanuts, leafspot. So more
peanuts survive to maturity.
Secondly, Polyram is safe for plants
and safe to work with. Polyram pro
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duce high yields of sound mature
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vest more peanuts this year. See your
dealer for supplies.
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Electric heating? Now?
(Don’t lose your cool, but
it’s an idea to warm up to.)
Not quite 110 in the shade. Not quite the day
to think about heating either. Right? But
eventually you’re going to do something about
that old heating system. Why not today?
Electric heating is easily installed. Takes
only a few days at most, whatever your home’s
age, style or present system.
Other nice things: Electric heat is clean. So
your home stays that way. Cozy because it is
a gentle, uniform heat. Quick because instant
warmth is thermostat-near. Quiet, too.
Flexible because electricity offers you the
widest choice of systems. Dependable because
flameless electric heating systems have long
life design. Trouble-free operation.
Economical, too, with our low rate for total
electric customers.
Electric heating now? To enjoy it when it’s
cold, get it while it’s hot!
GEORGIA POWER COMPANY
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PUBLIC NOTICES
GEORGIA,
BRANTLEY COUNTY.
IN RE: ESTATE OF ELIZA
BETH MANNING, Deceased.
All creditors of the estate of
Elizabeth Manning, deceased,
are hereby notified to render
their demands to the under
signed according to law, and
all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make
immediate payment to me.
This 11 day of July, 1967.
JOEL M- McDUFFIE,
Executor 2920 Ridge
field Drive
Norfolk, Virginia.
GIBSON, McGEE and
BLOUNT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
WAYCROSS, GEORGIA 8-3.
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Brantley County Board
of Education is accepting bids
on the white building located
on the school campus at Ho
boken, Ga. The building being
of wooden construction- to be
removed as is or torn down.
Cannot be moved during regu
lar school hours. Bids will be
accepted at the Superinten
dents office, Nahunta, Ga. un
til 9:00 A. M. August 11, 1967.
8-3.
STATE OF GEORGIA
COUNTY OF BRANTLEY
TO CHRISTINE G. MOODY:
greetings
V. O. Moody VS Christine
G. Moody, suit for divorce in
Brantley County, Superior
Court, action filed July 21,
1967, order for service obtain
ed same date.
The defendant is hereby
personally or by attorney to be
and appear at said Court with
in Sixty (60) days then and
there answer plaintiff’s de
mands in an action for di
vorce, as in default the Court
will proceed as to justice may
appertain.
V/e at RAYONIER want you and your family to enjoy every minute of
these summer months (and especially the picnics you’ll be having in our
areas.) You can make them more enjoyable for everyone by remember
ing these safety tips. Have a great summer, and don’t trust your family's
safety to luck! i
OWhen starting your fire, clear the area of all twigs, leaves or any
thing that would easily start up.
Keep the fire small.
Make sure all matches are put out.
Never use gasoline or any flammable liquid once the fire is burning.
Always watch the fire and have water ready to extinguish sparks.
©Keep small children away from the fire (and be careful when you're
around it, too!)
WITNESS THE HONOR
ABLE Ben Hodges, Judge of
said Court, this the 25 day of
July, 1967.
Ruby Lee Herrin
Dep. Clerk
C. Winton Adams
Plaintiff’s Attorney 8-17.
LEGAL NOTICE
Georgia, Brantley County.
This is to notify the Citizens
and Grand Jury of Brantley
County, Georgia, that there
will be a vacancy on the
Board of Education at the
September term of Superior
Court of Brantley County
Georgia, which will convene
on the Second Monday in
September 1967. It will be the
duty of the Grand Jury to ap
point a member of the Schlat
terville District. For a term
of five years, beginning Octo
ber Ist 1967, and ending Sep
tember 30th, 1972.
This 2nd day of August
1967.
D. F. Herrin
Clerk Superior Court,
Brantley County Geor
gia. 8-3.
FOOD STORAGE
Temperature is one of the
most important factors in
storing foods, according to
Miss Nelle Thrash, food pres
ervation specialist at the Un
iversity of Georgia’s Coopera
tive Extension Service. Frozen
foods should be stored at zero
degrees Fahrenheit or lower
and canned foods should be
stored in a cool dark place.
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RAYONIER provides free outdoor recreation areas!
CONTACT YOUR NEAREST RAYONIER WOODLANDS
REPRESENTATIVE FOR MORE INFORMATION
GEORGIA:
FLORIDA:
Presbytery of
Savannah Meets
At Flemington
The Presbytery of Savannah
met on July 18th at the His
toric Flemington Presbyterian
Church, Flemington, Ga.
Dr. Frank A. Mathes, re
tiring Moderator brought the
message on, “God’s Message
To His Church Today.”
Dr. Chalmers F. McCutchen,
pastor of the First Presbyter
ian Church, Waycross, Ga.
was elected as new Moderator.
QUALITY
is (he reason over
300,000 value-wise Georgians
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Convenient Terms . . . Open All Day Saturday
Brunswick: 1428 Newcastle: Phone 264-2715
Also In Valdosta & Tifton — Open All Day Saturday
RAYONIER SAFETY TIPS
FOR LUCKY PICNICS, BAR-B-CUES
JESUP—J. Brady Wadsworth
912427-2083
KINGSLAND —Ken Jones
912-729-5694
YULEE-A. J. Jones
904-225-5100
STARKE—NeaIy McConnell
904-964-7962
The Rev. Richard S. Frazer
was host pastor. The Women
of the Church served the de
licious noon meal.
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AND CAMP-OUTS!
The following ministers
were received into the Pres
bytery, The Rev. William C.
Canady to Darien; the Rev.
Armando Rodriguez, Sr. to
Blackshear; and the Rev.
Lawrence E. Durr to Vidalia.
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BRANTLEY
ENTERPRISE
Before leaving, make sure the fire is completely out.
Keep food at a safe temperature. A portable icebox is best but ice
cubes, dry ice or commercially prepared metal containers (you can
pre-freeze them) will help.
©Handle dry ice carefully—never use bare hands because a bad burn
can result.
/•k After eating, allow at least a one hour waiting period before going
in the water.
©Make sure children are well supervised when swimming. Never
swim alone. This goes for swimmers as well as non-swimmeTT
© Bring along a first aid kit and know the basics of first aid.
©Obey all posted signs in your area. Remember, these signs are
posted for your safety.
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RAYONIER has several locations set aside
for your enjoyment. You can grill your
steaks or camp for the night as our
guest. Some locations have picnic
tables, improved boat launching ramps,
running water, etc. At the same time
you will see how RAYONIER, through
modern scientific management of its
woodlands, contributes to conserva
tion of our natural resources. Remem
ber, you’re Rayonier’s guest!
INCORPORATED
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... I would see that everyone came here
with their financial problems. Man . . . This
would be a healthy community.
The Citizens Bank
FOLKSTON AND NAHUNTA, GA.
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MEMBER F. O. I. C.
On Deposits in This Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Now $15,000
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