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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, October 8, 1970
Brantley Enterprise
Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia
Official Organ of Brantley County
George F. Stewart Editor and Publisher
Second class postage paid at Nahunta Ga.
Address all mail to Nahunta, Georgia 31553
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE AND TAX
Inside county $3.09
Outside county, in state $4.12
Outside state $4.00
Try WANT ADS
“More total-electric homes
are being built today
because more home buyers
are asking for them.”
Over 120,000 total-electric homes have been built since
1960. And that’s in Georgia. The nation has almost
three million total-electric homes.
Why? Because electricity is the cleanest, most versa
tile energy available. It can do just about anything, from
lighting a doorbell button to keeping each room a differ
ent temperature.
Builder Lee Lineberger discusses what electricity
does for the homes he builds: “Really, 1 save money and
time on construction. With Georgia Power’s wiring al
lowance. I’m able to provide full housepower for all the
electrical appliances the homeowner may want. And the
buyer enjoys the comfort, convenience and economy.”
Along with houses, apartments and mobile homes,
Mr, Lineberger is developing a 2,000-lot subdivision. So,
like many other builders, he’s not only using total-electric
construction, he's doing more with it.
Georgia Power Company
A citizen wherever we serve
h’-A
Lee Lineberger, broker, Macon Realty, and
builder, Lineberger Homes, Inc., o£ Macon.
Exchange Club of Brunswick Agricultural Fair
A Barrel of Fun for Everyone - Oct. 12-17,1970
LIVESTOCK COMPETITION
Educational Exhibits Agricultural
ART SHOW
FLOWER SHOW HORSE COMPETITION
BRANTLEY COUNTY WILL HAVE ENTRIES IN THE FAIR
CONSISTING OF 5 CATTLE AND 23 SWINE.
OPENING NIGHT CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED FREE.
ADULT ADMISSION 50 CENTS. ALL RIDES AND SHOWS RE-
DUCED.
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B.C.H.S. Herons
Loses to
Telfair Trojans
By Gene Wiley
The Brantley County Herons
put up a stiff defensive battle
against the strong Telfair Tro
jans, but came out on the short
end of a 14-6 score. The young
Heron team faced its strongest
foe of the season and never
stopped trying until the game
was ended. Even in losing, the
Herons showed the poise of a
winner.
Co-Captains Rayford Blue
and Clayton Edgy lost the toss
of the coin and Marshall Edgy
kicked off to Telfair County
and action began on the Tel
fair 30 yd. line. The first quar
ter proved to indicate how the
remainder of the game would
be. Telfair moved the ball for
only a short distance against a
grudging Brantley defense and
had to punt. The Brantley of
fense took the ball on the
Brantley 30 yd. line and were
unable to move against a heav
ier Telfair defensive line.
Quarterback Larry Johnson
punted 25 yards and the game
continued to be a see-saw af
fair between the 30 yd. lines
until late in the second quar
ter when Telfair kicked the
Herons in the hole at about the
Brantley 15 yd. line. The Her
ons were unable to move the
ball and the attempted punt
failed, giving the Trojans the
ball on the Brantley 5 yd. line.
On one play with 1:40 to go in
the half, Larry Mcßae carried
the ball into the end zone for
the first score of the game.
Mike Bush added the P.A.T.
and the game was 7-0 at the
half with Telfair leading.
Jerol Drawdy received the
kick-off for Brantley to start
the second half and returned
it 15 yds. to the Brantley 43
yd. line. Again the Brantley
offense was unable to get mov
ing and the ball was punted
dead at the Telfair 16 yd. line.
The Trojans bulled their way
down the field to the Brantley
6 yd. line where they were in
a fourth down and 2 yds.to go
situation. The alert Brantley
defense threw up a mighty
wall and Leon Able caught
the ball carrier 3 yds. behind
the line and Brantley took fl
ver at their own 9 yd. line. The
Herons moved downfield be
hind the running of Rayford
Blue until they stalled at the
Telfair 30 yd. line.
In the fourth quarter Larry
Mcßae scored on a 28 yd. run
after a successful drive which
began on their own 37 yd. line.
Bush was again accurate on
the P.A.T. and the score stood
14-0 in favor of Telfair with
9:13 remaining in the game.
CERAMICS
After a 15 yd. punt return by
Benjie Walker, the Heron
drive again stalled on the Tel
fair 29 yd. line. The Herons
were not to be denied the
next time they were to get the
ball. Thy took the ball on the
Telfair 29 and moved to the
Telfair 8 yd. line where Paul
Langford hit Benjie Walker
with a touchdown pass. The
Herons chose to go for the two
point P.A.T. and Paul again hit
Benjie, but Benjie was unable
to make it into the end-zone,
so with 2:06 remaining in the
game the score stood 14-6.
Brantley County then attempt
ed an outside kick but the ball
only traveled about five yards
and Telfair had the ball a
round the 45 yd. line of Brant
ley County. Telfair ran out the
clock with the ball on the
Brantley 29 yd. line. The final
score was Telfair 14 and
Brantley 6.
The offensive stand outs
were Rayford Blue wth 70 yds.
rushing and 31 yds. passing,
Larry Lane with 35 yds. rush
ing and 25 yds. passing, Leon
Able with 30 yds. The other of
fensive starters were Benjie
Walker and Jerol Drawdy at
end, Thomas Herrin and Char
les Lewis at tackle, Clayton
Edgy and Jerry Crews at
guard, Martin Brooker at
center, Larry Johnson at quar
terback, and Marshall Rainge,
Larry Lane, and Leon Able as
backs. Darrell Dubose and
Rayford Blue also alternated in
the backfield.
The defensive standouts
were Benjie Walker with 8
tackles, Leon Able with 6
tackls, Davey Able with 5 tac
kles Larry Johnson, Henry
Strickland, Thomas Herrin,
Paul Langford, Jerry Crews,
Marshall Edgy, Clayton Edgy,
Archie Lee White, Marshall
Rainge and Rayford Blue.
Game Statistics: Brantley
County, first downs, 9; Yards
rushing, 142; yards passing, 77;
passes, 6-15; fumbles lost, 0;
punting, 2-30; penalties, 5-45.
Telfair County, first downs, 11;
yards rushing, 232; yards pass
i ing, 27; passes, 3-8; fumbles
! lost, 1; punting 3-29; penalties,
5-55.
Brantley County will invade
Montgomery County 8:00 P.M.
Friday night.
To help meet the increasing
need for wood by the year 2-
000, the South is going to have
to grow a whole new forest,
reports the Southern Forest
Institute. ‘"The Third Forest,”
as it will be called, must dou
ble the current production of
wood to meet our growing
needs. Within 30 yeyars, the
South’s woodyards will have to
provide 13 BILLION cu
bic feet of wood per year,
maybe even more.
Exhibits
SHOW
BCHS Students
Receive Awards
Students Receive Award
Two 1970 BCHS seniors re
ceived the Commendation A
ward from Victor Educational
Services. The Commendation
Award is given to very few
high school students in the U
nited States. These students
have achieved a level of pro
ficiency that exceeds the high
national standards of Victor’s
Advanced Courses. Wilma
Jean Gibson and Kay Wain
right each received the Com
mendation Award with 212
key strokes per minute.
Certificates of Proficiency
are awarded to students who
successfully complete a certifi
cate test which is designed to
evaluate students understand
ing of business arithmetic as
well as their skill and ability
on the Victor Ten Key Adding
Machine and the Victor Calcu
lator.
The business machines test
is given each year in the
Spring to all Office Practice
Students. The test is sent to
the Victor Educational Ser
vices Institute in Chicago,
scored and returned to the
school in the Fall.
Others receiving certificates
were: Barbara Altman, Judy
Davis, Beth Crews, Sandra
Griffin, Glenda Hickox, Betty
Smith, Beverly Smith, Sherry
Strickland and Jesse Thrift.
Their speeds ranged from 120
to 160 key strokes per minute.
Legal Notices
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE
Georgia, Brantley County.
In the matter of: Estate of
J. H. McVeigh, Deceased.
Under authority of an order
of the Court of Ordinary of
Brantley County, Georgia,
granted on March 2, 1970, dur
ing the March Tenn, 1970, of
said Court, the undersigned as
administrator of the estate of
J. H. McVeigh, late of Brant
ley County, Georgia, will offer
for sale at public outcry be
fore the Courthouse of said
County or the first Tuesday
in November, 1970, during the
legal hours of sale to the
highest and best bidder for
cash the following described
real property, to-wit:
The following lots, tracts or
parcels of land situate, lying
and being in the 334th District,
G. M. of Brantley County,
Georgia:
1. A tract of land containing
6.3 acres described and identi
fied according to a plat made
by E. W. Ellis, Georgia Regis
tered Engineer No. 627, dated
October 3, 1970. as follows: be
ginning at a point which marks
the northeastern corner of the
tract of land herein described
and the northwestern corner
of a tract of land shown on
said plat as lands of Hall, and
running thence north 59 de
। grees 30 minutes west 210.0
feet, thence south 26 degrees
44 minutes west 21.95 feet,
thence north 59 degrees 30
minutes west 428.11 feet,
thence south 46 degrees 9
minutes west 138.55 feet,
thence south 47 degrees 21
minutes west 104.91 feet,
thence south 32 degrees 7
minutes east 454.90 feet,
thence south 59 degrees 7
minutes east 333.09 feet, and
thence north 26 degrees 44
minutes west 467.40 feet to the
point of bginning.
Said tract of land is bound
ed according to said plat as
follows: northerly by lands of
Hall and by lands of Johnson,
easterly by lands of Morgan,
southerly by lands of Gonzales
and by a3O foot road ease
ment, and westerly by a3O
foot road easement.
2. A tract of land containing
33.34 acres described and iden
tified according to a plat made
by E. W. Willis, Georgia Reg
istered Engineer No. 627, dated
October 4, 1970. as follows: be
ginning at a point w’hich marks
the northwestern corner of a
tract of land herein described
and running thence south 46
degrees 38 minutes east 255.90
feet, thence north 47 degrees
65 minutes east 50 feet, thence
south 32 degrees 7 minutes
east 421.0 feet, thence south
31 degrees 55 minutes east
465.05 feet, thence south 69 de- '
grees 28 minutes east 442.80 |
feet, thence south 26 degrees !
44 minutes west 811.01 feet,
thence north 70 degrees 72 min-:
utes west 20.70 feet. thence
north 76 degrees 56 minutes
west 721.90 feet, thence north
76 degrees 52 minutes west
500 feet, thence north 32 de
gres 34 minutes east 876.80
feet, and thence north 33 de
grees 17 minuts east 913.75
feet to the point of beginning.
Said tract of land is bounded
according to said plat as fol
lows: northerly by unnamed
lands, by a 30 foot road ease
ment, and by lands of Gonza
les; easterly by lands of Gon
zales and by lands of Morgan;
southerly by lands of S. O.
Jenkins, and westerly by lands
of McVeigh and by lands of
Lowe.
3. A tract of land containing
7.8 acres described and identi
fied according to a plat made
by E. W. Willis, Georgia Regis
tered Engineer No. 627, dated
October 2, 1970, as follows: be
ginning at a point on the
western line of the Browntown
Road which marks a common
corner of the tract of land
herein described and lands of
J. R. Zinskie, and running
thence south 52 degrees 10
minutes west 1130.05 feet,
thence south 56 degrees 14
minutes east 178.60 feet, thence
north 89 degrees 21 minutes
east 264.70 feet, thence north
69 degrees 7 minutes east 218.-
55 feet, thence north 42 de
grees 12 minutes east 416.60
fee, thence north 65 degrees 47
minutes east 113.25 feet to the
western line of the Browntown
Road, and thence north 16 de
grees 47 minutes west along
the western line of the Brown
town Road 372.60 feet to the
point of beginning.
Reference is hereby made to
each of the plats mentioned a
bove for all purposes.
The undersigned shall pay
for Georgia Realty Transfer
Tax. State and Countv taxes
for the year 1970 shall be pro
rated as of the day of sale.
'S' Stewart J. Wiggins
Administrator of the es
tate of J. H. McVeigh
10-29
Georgia, Brantley County
In the Court of Ordinary of
Said State and County: Octo
ber. 1970.
The appraisers upon applica
tion of NANCY M. MORGAN
widow of said IRA M. MOR
GAN for a twelve months’
support for herself and no min
or children, having filed their
return; all persons concerned
hereby are cited to show cause,
if any they have, at the next
regular November, 1970 term
of this court, why said appli
cation should not be granted.
s| P. U. Rozier
Ordinary, Brantley
County, Ga.
Gibson, McGee and Blount
Post Office Box 665
Waycross, Georgia 31501
10-29
Georgia, Brantley County.
Because of default in the
payment of the indebtedness
secured by that certain Deed to
Secure Debt from Banner J.
Wainright to The Blackshear
Manufacturing Company,
which deed to secure debt is
recorded in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Brantley County, Georgia in
Mortgage Book No. 56, page i
436 on January 11, 1966, to I
which instrument and record, !
reference is hereby made for
CHILDREN'S
BUSTER BROWN WEAR
FOR FALL
WAYCROSS FABRIC & KIDDIE SHOP
416 ELIZABETH ST.
all purposes.
To enforce payment, the
undersigned will sell at public
outcry and auction to the high
est bidder for cash between
the legal hours of sale before
the courthouse door in Brant
ley County, Georgia, on the
First Tuesday in November,
next, November 3, 1970, all the
realty and personalty embraced
in said Deed to Secure Debt,
to-wit:
All that certain tract of
land in the Second Land Dis
trict of Brantley County, Geor
gia, eight miles southeast of
Nahunta, Georgia, containing
97.5 acres, more or less in
Land Lot No. 239, and 115 a
cres, more or less, in Land Lot
210. Being bounded now or
formerly as follows: North by
the original lot line of Land
Lots Nos. 210 and 239, and
lands of Dewey Hickox, Perry
Wainright and Brunswick
Pulp and Paper Company, East
by roads and lands of Herbert
Lyons, James and Standly Hig
ginbotham and Arnold Higgin
botham; south by roads and
lands of Arnold Higginbotham
and I. J. Davis; west by run
of a branch and lands of M. F.
Wildes Estate. Subject to ex
isting easements.
The sale of the within des
cribed property shall be made
subject to two prior deeds to
secure debt and the indebted
ness secured thereby, to-wit:
Banner Wainwright and Mrs.
Jannie Herrin Wainwright to
The Federal Land Bank of
Columbia, dated March 23, 19- j
62 and recorded in said Clerk’s j
office in Mortgage Record
Number 49, page 168; Banner ■
J. Wainwright to United States
of America, dated March 3,
1964 and recorded in said
Clerk’s office in Mortgage Rec
ord Number 54, page 126; and
the 1970 State and County
Taxes.
Said Deed to Secure Debt
containing a covenant to pay,
in addition to all other indebt
edness, expenses of the pro-
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ceedings and attorney fees and
notice having been given, such
sums shall be demanded at
said sale, all as provided by
law.
Upon compliance with bid
and terms of sale, a proper
conveyance will be executed
and delivered by the under
signed, as attorney-in-fact for
the grantor in said Deed to Se
cure a Debt.
This sth day of October, 19-
70.
Banner J. Wainwright
The Blackshear Manu
facturing Company
W. P. Strickland, Jr.
Attorney
Blackshear, Georgia 31516
10-29
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