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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Oct. 26, IM7
Brantley Enterprise
Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia
Official Organ of Brantley County
Carl Broome Editor and Publisher
Mrs. Cari Broome Associate Editor
Second class postage paid at Nahunta, Ga.
Address all mail to Nahunta, Georgia 31553
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Wednesday, Nov. 1, at 9:30
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VISITORS SHOWERED WITH GIFTS
Patterson Entertains
3 Japanese Officials
By Mershon Aspinwall, Jr.
Patterson rolled out the red
carpet last Thursday and Fri
day to welcome three Japanese
officials who returned the ges
ture in the traditional Japan
ese friendly fashion.
At a covered dish supper
Thursday night the guest of
the City of Patterson were
showered with gifts and hon
ors and fed royally as the
host city and neighboring
friends paid tribute to the
three who has requested they
visit Patterson while on a
goodwill tour of the United
States.
The outpouring of friend
ship continued Friday morning
when they visited Patterson
High School, participated in
an outdoor chapel program,
visited classrooms and talked
with students.
Yoshifumi Shibatate, chair
man of Kagoshima Prefectur
al Assembly, Hideji Yamagu
chi, director of General Affairs
Department of the assembly,
and Aishi Sumiyoshi, assis
tant chief of the tourism in
dustry section of the assem
bly, also visited Jesup’s Ray
onier plant before being
driven to Jacksonville to catch
a plane to Miami by J. O. Ec
hols who coordinated the visit
activities.
Thursday afternoon the visi
tors toured Waycross-Ware
Tech in Waycross, the Georgia
Forestry Commision’s eighth
district office at Bargunza in
Ware County, Dr. Bronze You
mans’ dairy and the farm
home of Terry Boatright at
Bristol.
The honors bestowed Thurs
day night in the school cafe
teria included presentation of
of a proclamation by Mayor
Nesbert Thomas giving them
honory citizenship, honory
membership in Patterson
High’s FFA Chapter presented
by the chapter officers, and
presentations by .master of
ceremonies Steve Nimmer,
Pierce and Brantley represent
ative, in behalf of Gov. Lester
Mattox, a document naming
them on the governor’s staff.
Gifts were numerous and
included syrup, pecans, pea
nuts, honey, barbecue sauce,
cigars, state flags, Stuckey
products, Georgia picture
packets, and the keys to the
city.
Yamaguchi laughingly com
mented that with so much to
take back to Japan they would
have to charter a special plane.
Shibatate and Sumiyoshi were
equally outspoken in expres
sions of gratitude for the hos
pitality shown.
Sumiyoshi spoke English
well and translated most of the
comments of the others. Much
laughter followed efforts of
locals as well as the Japanese
to speak the others language.
Several times the visitors
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spoke of the mutual friendship
which existed and said that
such would “deepen under
standing and contribute to
peace in the world.” They show
great interest in the sister
school relationship which has
been established between Pat
terson High School and Kan
oya Agriculture High School.
Kanoya is the home town of
Shibatate.
The visit to Patterson and
the area was a follow-up of a
trip made by Echols in May.
He visited Kagoshima, Japan,
while on a people to people
world trip. A sister state re
lationship with Kogoshima was
established while Carl Sanders
was govenor.
Entertainment for the even
ing was furnished by Mrs.
Johnny Strickland, Mrs. Clara
Echols, and Linton Raulerson.
Echols showed film slides tak
en in Kagoshima while visiting
there.
A number of out of county
friends, including three who
accompanied Echols on the
world tour, were on hand for
the occasion.
LEGAL NOTICE
Georgia, Brantley County.
IN RE:
Petition of JOSEPH FOST
ER SAPP: to adopt CAROL
ANN MOORE and BONNIE
RENEE MOORE.
In the Superior Court of
Brantley County, Georgia.
TO JOHN HENRY MOORE:
You are hereby notified that
Joseph Foster Sapp has filed
a petition in the above named
court to adopt Carol Ann
Moore and Bonnie Renee
Moore. Objections to said a
doption must be filed in said
court on or before the 19 day
of January, 1968, the date set
by the court for final hearing
in said matter.
Witness the Honorable Ben
Hodges, Judge of said court,
this 17th day of October, 1967.
Perry U. Rozier.
Acting Clerk of said
Court.
Griffin and Houston
302 Main Street
Blackshear, Georgia
Attorneys for Petitioner 11-9
CITATION
Geeorgia, Brantley County.
John L. Raulerson, Jr., as
administrator of the estate of
Geneva Anderson Raulerson
Stahl, deceased, having filed
his petition for leave to sell
all of the real property in
Georgia belonging to her in
testate, and for leave to pay
a reasonable real estate agent’s
commission for the sale of
said real property, all as set
out in said petition (which is
open to inspection in the
office of the undersigned Or
dinary), all persons at interest
are hereby notified that said
petition will be heard on the
first Monday in November,
next, the same being Novem
ber 6, 1967.
This October 10. 1967.
Perry U. Rozier
Ordinary. Brantley
County. Georgia. 11-2
Court of Ordinary,
Brantley County, Georgia
To any Creditors and all par
ties at Interest:
Regarding Estate of S. B.
HIGHSMITH, deceased, form
erly of the County of Brantley
State of Georgia, notice is
hereby given that Carl B.
Highsmith an heir at law of
the said deceased has filed
application with me to de
clare n o Administration
necessary.
Said application will be
heard at my office Monday
Nov. 6th., 1967. at 10:00 A. M.,
and if no objection is made an
order will be passed saying
no Administration is neces
sary.
This 2nd. day of October,
1967.
Perry U. Rozier,
Ordinary. 11-2
If you have trouble finding
fall tomato plants, horticul
turists with the University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension
Service point out that you can
use a sucker from one of your
spring tomato plants if it is
disease free.
The estimated 1967 corn
yield is placed at 55-bushels
per acre. According to the
Georgia Crop Reporting Ser
vice, this will be 12 bushels
per acre above last year’s
yield.
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Changes.
HONORARY F. F. A MEMBERS - The Patterson Future Farmers of America chapter presented honorary certificates of membership
to the three visiting Japanese dignitaries last Thursday. Shown with the boys, left to right with their certificates, are Yoshifumi
Shibatate, Hideji Yamaguchi and Aishi Sumiyoshi. (Hendry Studio photos.)
VISITING TRIO SHOWN WITH SCHOOL OFFICIALS
Oswell Smith, 2nd from left, and Principal Cecil Hawley, 2nd from right.
JAPANESE OFFICIALS PRESENTED KEYS TO CITY OF PATTERSON
L. to r. Mayor Thomas, J. O. Echols, Shibatate, Yamaguchi and Sumiyoshi.
Bth District
Legislators to
Set up Office
Brunswick, Ga. — State
legislators from the Eighth
! Congressional District, farthest
removed from Atlanta, plan an
office in the State Capitol to
help advance common inter
ests.
The office will be staffed
with a secretary during ses
sions of the General Assembly.
Several other Congressional
districts already have such
offices and they have been
felt to be effective.
“We realize that there is
power in numbers and the
purpose of the association is
to unify our strength in get
ting the State leadership to
give us our fair share of the
appropriations,” said Sen Ron
ald Adams of Brunswick, who
is serving as temporary chair
man. Rep. Richard A. Scarlett
of Brunswick is temporary
secretary.
Sen. Adams said no plans
had been adopted for financ
ing the office but the legisla-
tors have agreed to pay S2O
annual dues to the association,
which was established at a
meeting held on St. Simons Is
land by the lawmakers. Sen.
Adams pointed out his own
senatorial district also extends
into the First Congressional
District and said he would par
ticipate in an association there
; if established.
i
t The next meeting will be
1 held Dec. 10 at Steve Nimmers
j fish camp in Pierce County.
. On the agenda are such items
of district interest as utility
tax and condemnation rights,
1 timber severance taxes, and
* game and fish department
• policies.
1
■ Reminder on
s
: Mailings Given
• By Postmaster
’ All regular Parcel Post mail
’ and greeting cards mailed to
, armed forces overseas should
be mailed before November 11
s to assure delivery before
• Christmas. This applies to sur-
face mailings. Air Mail parcels
should be mailed before De
cember 11.
Gift parcels weighing not
more than 5 pounds addressed
to members of the armed for
ces in Vietnam will be provid
ed air-lift service from San
Francisco, even though pre
paid at the surface rate.
It is important that you:
use a container strong enough
to protect your gift. Cushion
material should be used to
protect fragile items. Do not
leave air space in the contain
er. To do so permits the pos
sibility of crushing.
Place an address inside of
the parcel, this is a safeguard
to assure delivery, if the out
side address is lost.
Use a strong close woven
sack for pecans in the shell.
We have shipping tags, if
needed. Some APO’s require a
custom declaration tag, and
there are a few that have item
restrictions.
If you will contact the Post
Office personnel, they will be
very glad to assist you with
your mailing problems.
Watch the dates, BEFORE
November 11 for regular mail
ing —by December 11 for Air
mailing, to assure before
ChrisWnas delivery.
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from q 2 - 50
Including finest tenses, frames, case
Convenient terms
CONTACT LENSES, one price: $65.
Brunswick: 1428 Newcastle:
Phone 2M-2715
Also In Tifton
Open All Day Saturday
