The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, September 17, 1970, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFood Stamp Meeting Set for Grocers of Brantley County The U. S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutri tion Service has scheduled an important meeting September 21, 1970 to explain its food stamp program to retail and wholesale grocers in Brantley County. The meeting will be held Monday, September 21 at 2:00 P. M., at the Courthouse in Nahunta. The Food and Nutrition Ser vice urges all grocers serving customers in Brantley County to attend the meeting and ap ply for authorization to take part in the program. The food stamp program is scheduled to get underway in the county in October. Failure to receive authoriza tion before the program gets underway could result in gro cers losing food sales, food stamp officials point out, be cause only retailers who have been authorized by the Food and Nutrition Service may handle USDA food coupons. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hic kox announce the arrival of twin daughters. The twins were born Wednesday, Sep tember 9. They weighed - 3- lbs..' 19 czs. and 2 lbs:, 14 bzs: They have been named 1 Mary Teresa and Myrtle Alisa. The girls are joined by two sisters Danette a’nd Martha Ann. Pa ternal grandparents are Mr. and' Mrs. Dewey- Hick-ex— • and maternal' 1 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George W. Johns of Folkstoh, Gai 1 "''‘i ■■ • ' Bachlott Church Os G6< Plans Revival and H6mec^ln^^ ^he ^cTildt't Church of‘Gad’ will stafUrevival services Sep tShiber; 20^. The revival will close with” homecoming on Supday.i'September 27iMty<ev. Alien- pastor, .pi. .the, BacblotJ Church of Gotf anr-ounce/ that ' thd services will get underway - attysO-PcvM^.. each -^AK«aing with special sinking* through out the entire 1 servicegty' I. C Rev. Allen and the members of -the churchAnYites Everyone to come be .with .thepj for thßse revival sbtyices.' f IIIIM - ^'i z. * ' - - . ^.7^ AV Mliww-v* •> ■«r ■ •'• -•■^■R ^/SU!^ .t •• •> '*>’a^ gap.- « -c..' ? 3 11^ 19 fHI BWK-- w ® IO wi ' &k> ww?. ’MESH 'TOKsW>'- : .,< •« H wMr' w H '< < . m ^s^ga^ ' 1 : lljia • K- 9' I 1 r® 1 ?-V • Sg^aE W Owl. — aww' yn ■-a ..... .^1 -I= ’here Sfa^h^M««a».4 than meets BF - ■ ; it V r' ;: ' ' Mi ' 1 ; thQ eyes ; > V ■.' i -" .-... ’ i A- Just pluglt in flip a switch'. . . enjoy safe, clean) dependable electricity . . . It’s been that way for city folks for over half a cen tury. In rural areas, however, only in recent years has an abundant supply of low-cost electric power been available. For most people outside city limits it came with the organization of the electric co-ops . . . Now, living “out from town” can mean all the mod ern electrical conveniences of city neighbors. And these are not all farmers ... Many are city workers who like tc live in the country . . . retired people . . . part-time visit ors to a cabin on a lake . . . There are churches, filling stations, schools and rural industries, too, which depend on 'the low-cost electric power from the electric coopera tives, which is so readily available . . . When 01 ^" ,+ob there ’ s a <l uar - ter-century of p-- ^ as ma d e all possible ... to the lu^- O of city and rural people alike! . . . OKEFENOKE RURAL ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION — ®^^J^^wNE^^OMMUN!rTsm • COMMUNITY BUIIDER DISTINCT PRINT Personals Midshipman Sherman D. Tomlinson 11, the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Tomlinson of P. O. Box 252, Nahunta, Ga., has recently enrolled in the 1970-71 class of the Junior School of the Sanford Naval Academy, Sanford, Fla. Sher man is in the 6th grade. The Sanford Naval Acade my, a college prep school loca ted in central Florida, has been designated as a naval honor school since 1968. State Patrol Report For Brantley County Sergeant P. W. Colwell of the Waycross State Patrol Post announced today that this post has investigated 16 traf fic accidents, made 62 arrests and issued 68 warnings in Brantley County during Aug ust 1970. Commenting further Sgt. Colwell said 9 persons were in,iiii;qd in the 16 accidents. Estimated .property damage amounted to $22,175.00. Also the post commander said a total of 63 pending traf fic cases were disposed in the Ordinary ..court with the fol lowing dispositions: 2 guilty ipTegs^CS'bohd forfeitures, ’ 10 ’diSniW^eS?- and 8 holo conten dgrtegjea^ / » - - ... . Also Sgt. Colwell pointed out ’that ‘fiftes 'aW fbffgjtnres a moupted ip. 52.233.25 , which were paid to the' Ordinary Court of-Brantley- County— -.. r BEAUTIFUL? / I I j The co^ ^ carclessncss! Jimmy Carter Hi-Neighbor Day Plains, Georgia — Saturday has been designated as “Jim my Carter Hi Neighbor Day” and scores of his’ home county friends and neighbors in Sum ter County will travel into ev ery section of the state to car ry messages of support from the people who know the gu bernatorial candidate best. Ray Baldwin of Americus, well-known Sumter County businessman who is Sumter County and Third District Chairman of the Carter for Governor Campaign, said that volunteers will leave from Belair Plaza in Americus at 7:00 a. m., Saturday. Before the day is completed the Sumter citizens and friends of Carter will have traveled into every Congressional Dis trict in Georgia to meet resi dents of those communities to tell them how they feel about their friend and neighbor and why they are backing Carter for the 'governor of Georgia in the September 23 Democratic Primary runoff. Baldwin revealed that the “neighbors” will transport thousands of scrolls to towns and cities over Georgia con taihifig/‘"testinTOniais - from .Plains and'Sufriter County res- Jden^ -raging from ^Carter’s /pastor anti bwsimess. associates Ho civic leaders and local pub lic do not .bglieye .that there hag been a ^niiar■ undertak ing to equal tbits'in tne history of- Georgia sMi®cs”< Chairman Baldwin, sajd^./When home county* individuals closest to a gubernatorial candidate volunteer to carry their testi mo’n ials’ IKe length and "bread th of Geor^h ih ' ^ «ne-day ef fort, then ip surely J: as to be an admirable and unique un dertaking.’’^ ■; “In declared Bald win, the citizens., of Sumter County.. eagerly...want to. show that they'aretextremely proud of,'Jimmy Carter: and .are dointj eyerythitig, in their power pos sible tn hbip elect' him’ the ■next Qpv.ejnqr..of Georgia.” When the “Jimmy Carter Hi Neighbor... Day” volunteers visit the various qcties and towns over Ihe te|l Conges sional District's,' they will tell: “The Jinimy . Carter Story” to 1 as many pedons as possible in : downtown*’iirMs. In addition,., local, committees will receive the “Hi Neighbor” visitOts and help, tjiepi wa y during ; their stay. *j- .1 4-H County < Couric# News Officers of the 1970-71 ter^i: wa^e announced at a previous;. '6(^if^cd3lteil meeting he^ in the-Brantley Co. High caff-ji torium. They are: President^ Miles Moody; Girl’s Vice Pres.,. Sonya Bass; Boy’s Vice Pres.,' Jerry Crews; Secretary &, Treasurer, Qindy Raulerson; Parliamentarian, Rosa Eds watys; Reporter, Sissy Smith, : The meeting was called order by the president, MilS ■MoMy. iCirjdy, Raujeraon. se^j retary, read the minutes of the: previous/.rag.stij}g and they| were approved. Events "for our-.4^ Fieldl Day Rally to be held October 3at the Brantley Co. High School were discussed. Nomi nations for all high school 4-H clubs were made so our new officers could , be installed ’oy our second club meeting. Sissy Smith, Reporter Pharmacist Always on Duty Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store 147 West Cherry Street Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. G« WESTERN AUTO COMING SOON. WATCH OUT FOR OUR WESTINGHOUSE AD THAT IS ANNOUNCEMENT: Nahunta United Methodist Church Circuit The other day I met a man older and wiser than, as I thought, than any man I had ever met. He was very old and wise, and he told me look this (When to cry) up in the Bible. Jermiah 48: 4 says, “Her lit tle ones have caused a cry to be heard.” Now in Jermiah, the little ones had a cause to cry but here today they do not. This very old and wise man said.” It is bad luck to cry on Monday. To cry on Tuesday makes the eyes red. Crying on Wednesday is bad for chil- LEGAL NOTICE Georgia, Brantley County WHEREAS, The Liberty National Bank & Trust Com- I pany as Executor of the will: of Albert S. Mizell, deceased, J represents to the Court in 1 its petition, duly filed and enter ed of record, that it has fully-j administered said estate and executed said will.' This is, ! therefore to cite all persons j concerned, kindred and credi tors, to show cause, if any ) they can, why. said ^Executor should not be discharged from : its trust. and receive letters of dismission on. the first Monday .- in October, 1970. - This 9th day of September, 1970. .. |’s| Perry U, Rozier . Ordinary, ■ Brantley .: County, Georgia Memory and Thomas Attorneys for Petitioner P, O-. Box 98 Waycross, Ga. 31501 ’...SK . . Georgia;--I^rantley County .All .creditors pf the,Estate of. R. C,sHarrell, .Jr., deceased late-. pf Brgntley- County, ar,er hereby notified to render . in> their demands, to the under-., signed: ^according *to .-.law and : all persoJlA indebted to said es- [ tate. are .•required to. make» im-, { mediate payment to the under.-1 signed. . Albert*Burke; a* : '■.> Trust Officer,; The. A-. t mferican National Bank t ’ of' Brunswick, Co-exet- • ‘ itirtor 's • 1 ■ Robert' K. 1 Harrell, ’ Co-executor ’ ’ nahunta^odge r *.int' r -n-K; •, • ,'J > No. 391 F. & A. M. regular communication of ftahuA&^dge- 3'91 P/ahd A'/rM. will' beheld' the'lir/t ancf 1 ’ thl rtf’' T yVs. • 3idplP- MHAJ'thfc Maioriic Hili Alf"'':ni.dmbei’s. are;-ufgo visiting Brethren: Wfe - ‘ \ V" . Johnny 'Jones, W. M. < ■ ■ ‘ George F. Stewart. Sec YOU CAN: .Work and train , /JOMriU,tER ' . , < programming : ^TA PROCESSING ENGINEERING . making ; No Experience Necessary ' ::i Men on Women VA Approved High school or equivalent.! Work full time on job in] Atlanta while training ati FALLS COLLEGE to en ter wide open, high paying field of automation. Earn a! good living while, attending school. Housing arranged. Employment secured for wife or husband if desired. For information, Mail This Coupon To day! FALLS COLLEGE 730 Peachtree Street, N. E. Atlanta, Georgia 30308 For information on: (Course) (Name) (Address) (City) (State) (Zip) (Phone) (Age) drens’ heads and for the heads of others. It is said that if a child begins to cry on Thurs day, he will find it hard to stop. It is not best for chil dren to cry on Friday, it makes them unhappy. Never cry on Saturday, it is too busy a day to waste that way. Tears shed on the Sabbath are sad and bitter. Children should never cry at night because the nights are for sleeping. They may cry when ever else they please, but not any of the times, un less it is for something seri ous. I wrote down these rules just as the old man gave them to me. Os course they will be of no use to the boys and girls who are past six be cause those children do not cry. This wise man meant them for the little ones; the millions of little boys and girls who want to do the right things at the right time. They want to do the very best they can for NOTICE: THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY RUN-OFF WiLL BE HELD AT THE REGULAR VOT ING PLACES IN EACH COMMUNITY, ON SEPT. 23, 1970. ELECTORS WHO VOTED THE REPUBLI CAN TICKET IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN THE DEM OCRATIC PARTY RUN-OFF SEPT. 23, 1970. Beard Os Registrars ’ Auto Stero Tape Sale _ 8 Track Auto Stero Tapes All Types of Music DISCOUNT PRICES FROM $5.99 UP. JIMMY'S JIFFY MARKET NAHUNTA, GA. PHONE 462-5712 ' • ■ ‘ \ 'J *• Jimmy's Television Shop / Will Be Closed ‘ t • St- 'A A *3T ■— vrr- * •• Oh Saturday Effective ,/ J A ■- ■ • ' '■■ 3. J. ; '' ' 4 -; lii ' Immediately ■' SHOP WILL REMAIN OPEN .ALL : . . DAY., WEDNESDAY ; * Jimmy's, T..V. i PHONE 462-5712 C: ’ ' NAHUNTA, *' l ? 1 GEORGIA - l < the very best reasons, but find it so very hard sometimes to do the right things. Rev. Robert Round Smyrna Cemetery Clean Up Set For September 23 The annual cemetery clean ing at Smyrna Cemetery will be held Wednesday, Septem ber 23. All interested people are urged to attend the work ing. Bring your tools and come early before it gets hot. We do all kinds of job printing. The Brantley En terprise. AN EXCITING SEASON IN THE SOUTHI There's a crisp and colorful mood to autumn in Dixie. Red and gmd leaves pile high. Football fev«r spreads across Tennessee, Georgia and South Carolina... Alabama, Florida and Mississippi. Days a a bright, nights are brisk, and there • a lot to like in the swinging South. The brewing industry—as * good citizen should—is involved i.i every season in helping to mako this good life in the South even better...supporting the Keep America Beautiful campaign, con tributing to our economy through taxes and wages and local pur chases, encouraging effective law enforcement. UNITED STATfS BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Suite 101,1655 Tullie Circle, N.E. B^kw B AtaM Ga. 30323 ■ The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, September 17, 1970 A Letter From Jimmy Carter To The People of Brantley County. Dear Friends: I want to thank the good people of Brantley County for supporting me in the recent primary. You have demonstrated by your vote that you are vitally concerned for good government . in Georgia and if 1 am elected that is what you will get. 1 ' k ? Now lam asking that you continue your sup port by voting for me again in the run-off next Wednesday. And I especially ask these who, for any rea ■ son, were- unable -to-vete-fo^-me- in the-.primary to join forces with the vast majority J^f Brantley ( Countains aiM Vote for Jjmmy Carter njext Wed- ’ .pesclay; J jb •Thank- you, . Yoursj. " 'i A 1 t , JIMMY CARTER l ;• if -. 1 l:< ■ •’” *•- >•>■■ •• . ’’ C . I' " ~~ ■ ‘ “ 7 ~ 7 ' ip Try WANT ADS ■i -• i i 1 .. . • I^-^; - 4 -t Mt " ' ’I ' '■ -•••*•• a- mint- .. ,A.. -J -T . 1 ; | Model of Interstate. North Office Park, now pl! Planning AssoifKtes, a division of Cousins Rtooer i«, Incorporated lak ng part i In the rnnstruction of the already completed Piedmont Life Bunding we « । . Steven" & WilkiLonJ/ F.Uieal and Mescal,.|| How do you insure * the comfort of 145 acres of buildings? Electrically. Like Interstate North Office Park. A new development rises on the Atlanta horizon Interstate North Office Park. Like islands of business, the buildings will be grouped in clusters and surrounded by malls and green seas of landscaping. Creating a unique business environment. Tenants of the Piedmont Life Building, already com pleted, appreciate the all-electric concept of the office complex. Electric cooling and heating insure a comfort able working atmosphere year ’round. Construction of the building went fast. Electric equip ment is easy to install, requires only one energy source. Valuable office area is created when compact electric equipment is used. It saves space and allows great free dom of design. And in the construction business, time and space mean money. 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