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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, May, 27, 1971
Brantley Enterprise
Published weekly on Thursday at Nahunta, Georgia
Official Organ of Brantley County
George F. Stewart
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
Legal Notices
State of Georgia
County of Brantley
By virtue of an order of the
Court of Ordinary of said
state and county, there will be
sold at public outcry, on the
first Tuesday in June, 1971, at
the courthouse door in Nahun
ta, Georgia, between the legal
hours of sale, to the highest
and best bidder for cash, tha
following described real es
tate located in said county, to
wit:
TRACT A — All that % un
'divided interest in a lot or
parcel of land in the village of
Atkinson, Brantley County,
Georgia, being one acre,
more or less, bounded: north
erly by the Sea Board Coast
Line Railway (formerly At
lantic Coast Line Railway)
right of way; easterly by
State Highway 259 right of
way; southerly by U. S.
Highway 84; and westerly by
prooerty now or formerly of
J. F. and Thelma Summer.
TRACT B — All that >4 un
divided interest in and to a
tract of land in the 3rd land
district of Brantley County,
Georgia, and being the east
ern ’/2 of Land Lot 71 and be
ing bound as follows: wester
ly lands now or formerly of
J. B. Mildleton; northerly,
easterly and southerly by
the original lot lines of said
^ot 71; saving and excepting
from said property that 5-acres
tract more or less belonging
to Hortense Memorial Church;
said property being conveyed
to Allene Middleton Smith, et
al, by deed dated November
5, 1921, recorded in the Office
of Clerk of Brantley County
Superior Court in Deed Book
lA, page >OO.
TRACT C — All that % un-1
divided interest in that lot or
parcel of land in Brantley
County, Georgia, in Land Lot
129 being the property convey-
Editor and Publisher
ed by B. O. Middleton to Al
lene Middleton Smith, et al,
by deed recorded in the Office
of Clerk of Brantley County
Superior Court in Deed Book
lA, page 100 and being bound
ed easterly by a public road;
westerly by land of Harry
Middleton and State Highway
110; and northerly and south
erly by lands of persons un
known; saving and excepting
that property belonging to J.
Marvin Kelly, the E. A. Moody
Estate, and Charles Dean;
said property shown and de
picted upon the tax assess
ment maps of Brantley County
as map BR7I, parcel 1.
TRACT D All that part or
parcel of land situate in the
town of Atkinson, Brantley
County, Georgia, and contain
ing two acres more or less and
more generally known as the
Barchardt Tract and being the
same property conveyed by
B, O. Middleton to Allene Mid
dleton Smith by deed dated
October 25, 1921, and record
ed in the Office of Clerk of
Superior Court of Brantley
County in Deed Book lA, page
101.
The sale will continue from
day to day between the same
hours, until all of said proper
ty is sold.
This 15 day of April, 1971.
Blanche G. Rupley, Ad
ministratrix of the Es
tate of Allene Smith.
Deceased 5-27
Public Notice
There will be a representa
tive of the Farmers Home Ad
ministration in Nahunta to as
sist prospective applicants and
to discuss the various loan
programs available to the cit
izens of Brantley County. He
may be contacted at the S.C.S.
office every other Wednseday
afternoon beginning June 2,
1971 from 1:00 P. M. until 4:00
P. M.
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Brantley Fire
Ant Program
Gets Toe Hold
Aerial operations to irradi
care fire ant infestations on
some 28,000 acres of land in
the Nahunta and Hickox
Communities of Brantley
County will get underway the
latter part of this week,
weather permitting, according
to the Georgia Department of
Agriculture.
Multi-engine aircraft flying
out of Waycross-Ware County
Airport will drop Mirex Ant
Bait granules at the rate of
114l l 4 pounds per acre which in
volves the use of only 1-17 of
an ounce of pesticide per a
cre, department officials said.
All aerial operations will be
carried out in keeping with
safety regulations of the Fed
eral Aviation Agency and the
fire ant. bait offers no threat
to humans, domestic animals
or wildlife, according to agri-
If we could
just wrap it
all up.
Litter is a complex problem. And solving it calls for
understanding and united action.
1 Litter isn’t caused by bottles or cans or convenience
packaging. Litter is caused by the thoughtless man.
• The thinking man can stop it.
2 The natural first step is individual action. Let’s all be a
little more thoughtful. Let’s make sure that we, ourselves,
• are not adding to the litter problem.
3 The thinking man takes active steps to keep his
community clean. The tools are at hand.
4 The United States Brewers Association is ready to help
you. We’re working at the local and national levels to
create greater public awareness. To attack apathy.
• To help Keep America Beautiful.
5 If we tackle this problem together we can soon have
it all wrapped up. Write us today and we'll help your
9 community develop a campaign against litter.
UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC.Z^X
Suite 101, 1655 Tullis Circle. N.E, Atlanta. Ga. 30329
culture department spokes
men.
Homemakers
Club Met At
Hickox
The Hickox Extension
Homemakers Club met Wed
nesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Don Hendrix, Rt. 1,
Nahunta.
Mrs N. W. Hendrix gave
the devotional and presided
over the meeting.
Mrs. Rebecca Griner gave a
talk on “Know your County
Health Services.”
Others present were Mrs.
Ned Hendrix, Mrs. W. W.
Hendrix, Mrs. Edward Brand
and Mrs. Jimmy Thomas.
Personals
Miss Vickie Herrin of Sanford,
Fla. and Pamela Smith of Or
lando, Fla., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Strickland and
other friends and relatives in
Nahunta this week.
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Mrs. Bessie Blount has re-■
cently moved back to Nahunta ,
from Okeechobee, Fla. She I
Plants we build today will help
clean up the environment tomorrow.
Our construction budget for 19 7 1 tops ^3^3 rndb^n.
And the generating plants we’ie building require
from five to seven years for completion. You don’t
make investments such as those just to turn on an
electric toothbrush.
Last year our customers used more than 30
billion kilowatt-hours. The demand is expected to
double in only seven years. We must build to meet
present needs and be ready for tomorrow, too.
One potential need for power is in environmental
cleanup. Electricity can drive machinery for recycling
waste or compressing scrap metal. Operate sewage
treatment facilities. Run plants to desalt or purify
water. And when electric energy is put to its fullest
use in transportation, its contribution to clean air
may be immeasurable.
Electricity already works for you in hundreds of
helpful ways. In the future it can do even more. And
the future is not far away.
Georgia Power Company
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Build a New
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Make of it what you
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help you with building
supplies.
R. B. Brooker
HARDWARE
STORE
would like her friends to visit
with her.
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Lt. James E. Stewart of Vir
ginia Beach, Va. visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Stewart and other friends and
relatives in Nahunta last week.
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A. B. Brooker
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Clothing & Shoes For
The Entire Family
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Take the brighter hues of High
School days to paint a future filled
with commitment, compassion and
cheerfulness.
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Funeral Home
BLACKSHEAR, GA.
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with confidence and
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COMPANY, INC.
