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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga,, Thursday, November 6, 1969
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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FIRST
SAVINGS AND IOAN ASSOCIATION
Downtown Brunswick • Altama • St. Simons Island
Copyright 1969, F.A.A.
Nahunta Methodist Revival
Begins Monday Nov. 10th
Services will be held each night at 7:30
through Friday, Nov. 14. Song evangelist
and soloist will be Rev. Ray Vaughn of De
catur. He is a full time song evangelist and
soloist.
Rev. Mr. Vaughn was in the entertainment
world as a singer, pianist and organist for
25 years, working with many outstanding
entertainers, including Don McNeil, Garry
Moore, Tommy Bartlett and George Jessell.
Pastor Robert S. Round will be the revival
preacher. He and his congregation invite
everyone in the community to attend the
services.
L
PVT. JONES HONORED AS OUTSTANDING TRAINEE
Fort Jackson, S. C. — Ar
my Private Robert E. Jones,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl
Jones of Route 1, Blackshear,
was honored as the Outstand
ing Trainee of the Day dur
ing ceremonies held here Oc-
Funeral Services
Held Tuesday for
Mrs. Haire, 71
Mrs. Gussie Moody Haire, 71,
widow of the late William Ed
Haire, former residents of
Route 2, Baxley, passed away
early Saturday in a middle
Georgia hospital following a
long illness.
A native of Appling County,
she was a daughter of the late
Bart Moody and Sarah Light
sev Moody. She was a .member
of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church.
Survivors are two daughters.
Mrs. Myrtice Kisselberg and
Mrs. Aldean Santucci, both of
North Miami. Fla ; a son, E.
D. Haire of Canton: three sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Smith of Of
ferman, Mrs. Macie Harrison
of Alma and Mrs. Effie Wil
liams of Tampa. There are four
grandchildren. and three
great-grandchildren and a
number of nieces, nephews and
oth n r relatives.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at the
Memorial Free Will Baptist
Church in Appling Countv at
3:30 o’clock, with Rev. Cecil F.
Thomas officiating. Interment
was in the church cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Ce
cil Haire, Clayton Haire. Pres
ton Haire, G. M. Daniels. Cleo
Varnadore and Everett Am
mons.
Honorary pallbearers were
।Cha r1 i e Morris, Har-
Irv Morris, Arch Boat
right, Winnie Boatright, Em
mitt Arnold. Alvin “Bug” Dix
on, Hill Perry, Alton Boat
right. Sr., Earnest Smith. T.
•T. Smith. Mack Boatright,
Frank Smith. Edd Holland. Bil-
Iv Head. Hovis Lightsev. Ralph
Beckworth. Henry McCall and
M Bark Millikin.
Clough-Pearson Funeral
Home was in charge of ar
rangements.
tober 1
Private Jones, who is as
signed to Company C, 4th Bat-1
talion, Ist Basic Combat
Training Brigade, was present-1
ed a Certificate of Achieve-'
ment by Major General James
District WSCS
'Day Apart' to Be
Observed Sunday
Emphasizing worship, itself,
the Women’s Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
Church, Waycross District,
will observe their annual “Day
Apart” on Sunday afternoon,
November ninth, at 3:00 o’-
clock, at the First United
Methodist Church in Black
shear.
The Rev. James C. Varnell,
EXCHANGE CLUB HEARS BOBBY WHEELER — State
Representative Bobby Wheeler of Pierce and Bacon, Coun
ties was the speaker at the Blackshear Exchange Club meet
ing last Friday at the Oak-Plaza Restaurant. The , Alma
legislator spake on problems and prospects facing th.e 1970
session of the General Assembly. The speaker was intro
duced by Francis Houston. Allen Dixon, Jr., is president of
the Exchange Club.
Lott Variety Stores Fall Harvest Sale,
Friday and Saturday
The customer Reaps the Profits.
Reg. 39c yd. Unbleached Muslin, wide and
thick, 3 yds. SI.OO
Chatham large double bed blankets $3.49
Electric Blankets, best available, guar. 2
years, $12.95 & $13.95
Childrens Stretch Tights, Fruit Loom $1.29
to $1.69
Ladies Panty Hose 99c
Ladies Nylon Hose 3 prs. SI.OO Reg. 59c
hose 2 for SI.OO
Ladies Rayon Panties 49c quality 3 prs.
SI.OO
Men's Work Pants, irreg. of $3.98 and $4.98
only $2.09 pr.
Mens first Qual. work socks, reg. 29c pr.
4 for 89c
Mens Ist qual. work pants $2.98 pr.
Mens Briefs by Hanes, if perfect $1.49 only
79c pr.
Boys Briefs by Hanes, if perfect 79c only
59c 2 for SI.OO
For only SI.OO you can get either of these:
1 hank wool yarn, reg. $1.19, 2 spools 65c
South Maid Croc. Thread, 3 for 39c hanks rug
yarn, 6 spools 19c sewing thread.
Many other values to numerous to mention,
Sweaters, slacks, Jackets, Pajamas, Gowns,
Snuggies,
We have the best selection of toys ever at
discount prices, Lay them away now while
they are available.
LOTT VARIETY STORES
F. Hollingsworth, post com
mander.
Jones is a 1966 graduate of
Waycross High School and
before entering the service
he attended Georgia Techni
cal Institute in Atlanta.
Jr., pastor of Waycross’ First
United Methodist Church will
speak on “Being at One with
God.”
The host pastor, the Rev. J.
Loy Scott, will read the Scrip
ture, read the congregational
responses and pronounce the
benediction.
The Blackshear First Meth
odist Choir will be under the
direction of Kenneth Brumbe
loe, with Mrs. Milton Waters,
solist, and Miss Mary Lou Ho
ward, organist.
The service will utilize many
litanies, prayers, and hymns
from the early Christian
church as well as those of to
day. *:WVIW
YES!
WEIL FINANCE THAT NEW CAR
Big cars . . . small cars or those models in
between . . . Pick the car and model that
suits you best and then finance your choice
the suitable way .. . THE CITIZENS WAY.
Tell your dealer you want to GO
with Citizens.
THE CITIZENS BANK
FOLKSTON AND NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Support your Civic Clubs. We do!
Other participants in the E
cumenical service will include
Miss Carolyn Dean; Mrs. Eu
gene Williams, District Treas
urer, Mrs. T. L. Youmans, Mrs.
John W. Strickland, Miss Bar
bara Blount, Mrs. Fred Mar
ceaux, Mrs. Armando Rodri
guez, Mrs. Wesley Carr, Fred
Hobbs, Dan Burgsteiner, Rich
ard Brice and Larry Norman.
Mrs. R. M. McGregor,
Brunswick, is president of the
Waycross District Women’s
Society of Christian Service.
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Only $18.95
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Brooker's Department Store
"Better Shoes for All the Family"
Nahunta, Ga., Phone 462-5175
BETTER LIVING FROM TREES
When fire burns the woods, it’s
money slipping through your fingers.
Fire
Prevention
is good
citizenship
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