The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, December 28, 1967, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTh* Bran Hey Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dae. JS, 1W fUewYear ‘MW .w •'&\ ^4-A Zufe'\<®ldi*X In friendship and in good health, may the days ahead bring to you and yours a world of peace and abundant happiness. ED COLEMAN BUICK — OLDSMOBILE — OPEL Waycross, Georgia WSSXBSSSKS®! . . I j *<».,. J W fig t s .^l^9^3l ‘/iiliti^^'W*/ MP- XX .<ddWW*r a f Ij z ... s**' f» f■ Z Mx ■ '•s/ ikSv* < m V wta^- igjg- May health, happiness and success be abundantly yours and may good friends always surround you, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Riggins I * fm X I s ‘ ra i IW i < - ; ^ I I i I Wb I I //m- $ xr-*- 1968 8 i r ivoo >3^^ | It is our sincere wish that 1968 be a year of happiness, success and achievement for you and yours. Best of everything to all our friends. KELLAM'S PHARMACY | S) Waycross, Georgia Newspaper When «j«jKs»o>jcajas(sssswwawa3is3’ hWA Btr^-1 Ls »>J|| <®®B rl^ i HI g w fil w ! Welcome ■ ! 1968 ■ | Our warmest | | wishes for a | full and happy | | NewJfegn | ^Farr's Furniture^ !Discount House! g Finest Furniture g g By Farr m « Waycross, Georgia g ? in R / p^g । yi j /1 J 4 Prim's Men's Clothing Notify This Your Address Changes. 624 Albany Ave. Best Wishes Take the New Year — Make it your best ever. Waycross, Georgia LEGAL ADVERTISING CITATION Georgia, Brantley County. To All Whom It May Concern: John Vernon Middleton hav ing applied for successor guardianship of Hugh C. Cour son, an insane person, notice is hereby given that said ap plication will be heard at my office at ten o’clock A. M. on the first Monday in' January, 1968. This sth day of December, 1967. I I ]s| Perry U. Rozier, Ordinary, Brantley County, Georgia. 12-28 Georgia, Brantley County Whereas, E. A. Morgan, Ad ministrator of Lee Godwin, represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and entered on record, that he has fully administered Lee Godwin' es tate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can; why said Ad ministrator should not be dis charged from his administra tion, and receive letters of dis mission, on the first Monday in January 1968. |s| Perry U- Rozier, Ordinary. 12-28 t 1 I I I I s I >1 I I K Maj success be a constant R companion through all the y tours of 4 hlew Year. W 1 I LOTT'S VARIETY STORE Nahunta, Ga. I $ “ cri f J $ w n i /Cw i I? R H : 8 I;. X|o ■■l I wm I • m I !s ■“ a t: CJ / 1 I’ I I I Nappy I ®, New Year .-1 |; I Wybody! I • 1 W 1 I’R=S^ | Ik M -1 ^fxL « ; \ -M/l I g | • O V i(l QS I —Mv Mi !■ C l ^ Mmil g | Waycross Drug g R « 8 Company, Inc. g 2 Waycross, Georgia | Talmadge Opens Georgia Office ATLANTA — U. S. Sen. Herman E. Talmage has open ed his Atlanta office at 494 Spring St., N. W., for the du ration of the congressional ad journment period. It is expect ed to remain open until Jan. 12 when the senator will re turn to Washington for the convening of the second session of the 90th Congress. “Although I have numerous speaking engagements during the adjournment period, I plan to be in my Atlanta office as much as possible and I will welcome the opportunity to as sist my friends and constitu ents in any way that I can,” Sen. Talmage said. wild money Georgia’s wildlife resources, according to Dave Almand, Ex tension wildlife specialist at the University of Georgia, provide the base for one of the state’s greatest industries. Wildlife resources are respon sible for about SSOO million being pumped into the state’s economy each year. I g g g g g j g g zSx 1 8 8 8 8 8 g g g (RM 8 g > rj g I JIR I Wishes; gi y. May you sail . g g smoothly to , g » a year of ’ g g | great success. F ’ ^g | g Calhoun's g g g Waycross, Georgia g g g g g SJ^j^s^s^sassss^ws^ ■ 11 W' " : ; 11® Fl! ( ■" AlB I MI . w s- \1 । . Ira » ■ a/M ~ • W I <X i w «Sk i^ l wWlj g aS TM - ■' t & A ■’ " SA » "l g I 1 W I 11 I i 1 I ■ I 11 IO! I 05480 » Is i | The best to 1 $ you in the || New Year... | u | First Federal | Savings & Loan I | Association f | Waycross, Georgia « ss£ffl£sSß£S»SS«ESß;B«Ba»S®K£^ STERILIZED SHEARS Unless you take proper pre cautions when pruning fruit trees, vines and some schrubs, you may transmit disease to healthy plants, reports C. D. Spivey, Cooperative Extension Service horticulturist. Pruning shears which are not clean may do just this and they should be sterilized to pre vent disease spreading. I I J g May the New Year 8 bring you only S . good fortune s' and happiness. Im I Tomlinson Drugs Nahunta, Georgia goeeeeeeeeeeeeeooeeee^ • ' ■ ; • : -^^96B: • • J We are grateful J • for old friends • and for those • we hope to earn • J in the New Year. • • 3 • • • • :Service Station: • • • • : : • Hoboken, Georgia • 8 8 li J Jal 2 v 9 i 3 Time to say, “THANKS” for fT«Y^*) your friendship j y X*!*) and good will. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Moody Lee's HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON J W/Wx J AZ 1 ^r A ill I i’iM P lit y ’■Ri Mil II 0 " I ’II Is Ip 11 W ? JOwiMil . ImM j 1968 May you rise u to new heights of success and happiness. Hilton and Janice Morgan I &5553: May 1968 .-^,,-^==>3 $ e a happy (^MxMysar for W^ nd i - Mr. and Mrs. Perry Rozier ' f Ji ■■ s s a-^nw k !t toSiSK^i/ ’! 8 1968^1 Vy W/. X SI x | RING INTHE NEW | W We welcome the New Year with deep appreciation for many valued Yd friendships and associations. Our V very best wishes to everyone. W Okefenoke Rural Electric Membership Corporation