The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, June 17, 1971, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThanks Words can never adequately express our sincerest thanks Words can never adequately express , our sincerest thanks and gratitude to those whose ex- pressions of sym pathy meant s o much ,tous during our re cent bereavement. We are especially grateful for the floral tributes, covered dishes and other kindnesses shown to each of us during this time. May the Lord's blessings abide with each of you. The Family of Wendell and Suzanne Higginbotham Mutual^ The Company that pays TO THE 1971 BRANTLEY COUNTY GRADUATES FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS SEE: Lloyd A. White P. 0. Box 96 White Oak, Ga. 31568 Phone 576—5211 Life Insurance Hospitalization Disability Income Call or Write for Free Information Red-backed sandpiper. e National Audubon Society photograph by Gordon b. bmitn. Iggy* 1“ \ ■» „$ va\ Z " ^^''''^ IjtoSjtejj^^ A solitary sandpiper. Self-sufficient. Free to run the ocean’s edge and search the sand for food. Free if man lets it be. All nature is meant to be free. Free of smoggy air, impure water, ravaged habitats. Nature cant fight these burdens alone. Help is needed. So along with supplying electricity, Georgia Power’ strives to safeguard the environment By 1976 we will have spent $59 million for built-in protection. Such as modern electrostatic precipitators to help keep the air clean. And cooling towers to assure no warm water is returned to the rivers. We also pay farmers and landowners to plant riehts-of-way with crops for wildlife. Sponsor Geor gia’s 4-H Wildlife Program. And preserve some 62,000 acres of woodlands. Conservation is important in our work. And it always has been. Because we value nature and want to let it be. Georgia Power Company A citizen wherever we serve® .Card Thanks I would like to take this means of ex- pressing my deep and sincere appre ciation to the many friends for their willingness and as sistance during the illness and death of my husband, Dewey Harrington. I am especially grateful to those contributing blood, covered dishes, the beautiful floral tri butes and words of sympathy. May the Lord's blessings abide with each of you. Ola Harrington Let it be. LEGAL NOTICE Georgia, Brantley County. On July 26, 1955, J. S. Wilson executed a note for Six Hundred ($600.00) Dol lars, payable to The Citizens Bank of Folkston, Nahunta Branch, which note with interest thereon at the rate of eight (percent per annum was due and payable in full twelve (12) months from the date of said note. In order to secure the pay ment of said note, J. S. Wilson executed and de livered to the Citizens Bank of Folkston, Nahunta Branch, a Deed to Secure Debt con veying the following des cribed property: A certain tract or parcel of land in the City of Nahunta, Georgia, in Brooker Sub division, located in land lot Number Eighty Eight and in the Second Land District of Brantley County, Georgia, bounded as follows: North, by lands of Rebecca White and Henry Tabor; East, by lands of Hallman; South, by public road leading from Nahunta, Georgia to Black shear, Georgia; West, by lands of Frank Wilson. This is a portion of that tract described in deed from Mrs. Beulah M. Crews to J. S. Wilson, dated October 21st, 1946 and recorded Brantley County Records, Deed Book 15, Folio 255. Said deed is recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Brantley County, Georgia in Mortgage Book 35, page 245. On April 19, 1962, said Deed to Secure Debt, t ogether with all of the right, title, inter est, powers and options of the same and the property des cribed therein, and the in debtness secured thereby was transferred by the Citizens Bank, Nahunta, Ga. to H. S. Wilson, Said transfer is re corded in the Office of said Clerk in Mortgage Book 49, page 22L Because the said J. S. Wilson defaulted in making the pay ment as aforesaid, and pur suant to the provisions of said note, and the Deed to Secure Debt securing the same, H. S. Wilson, transferee of said Deed to Secure Debt has de 'dared the entire balance due and collectible. The said deed contained a power of sale authorizing the grantee as attorney-in-fact for the grantor to sell the property thereby conveyed in order to satisfy said note, after ad vertising the same once a week for four weeks in the official gazette in said coun ty, in accordance with said power of sale, and by virtue thereof, H. S. Wilson, trans feree, will sell the property above described, at public outcry, to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on the first Tuesday in July, 1971, before the courthouse door in Brantley County, Georgia, and within the legal hours of sale. The proceeds of the sale will be used as follows: to pay the expenses of said sale; to pay the sum secured by said deed; the balance to J. S. Wilson, or his heirs. 'S/H. S. Wilson H. S. Wilson as attorney-in fact. "WANT AD" NEED A PLACE TO PARK A MOBILE HOME RENT FREE? If so call 462-5162 before 5 o'clock. Dick Hagen is in FORD COUN- TRY now. See him or call him in Waycross, Ga. CAN YOU AFFORD TO LOSE YOU DID IF YOU TRADED CARS BEFORE YOU TALKED WITH . . . JACK H. RENTZ Padgett Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc. WAYCROSS, GA. PHONE 283-7711 State of Georgia County of Brantley In the Court of Said State and County: To All Whom It May Concern: Blanche G. Rupley, as ad ministratrix of the estate of Allene Smith, deceased, having applied to me by peti tion for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased, this is to notify the next of kin and creditors of said deceased that said petition will be passed upon at the July Term, 1971, of the court of ordinary of said county and that, unless cause is then shown to the contrary, said leave will be granted. This 3 day of June, 1971. Perry U. Rozier Ordinary of Brantley County, Georgia 7-1 Georgia, Brantley County. To All Whom It May Concern: Mrs. Blanche G. Rupley and Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton, as Administrators of the estate of Rebecca L. Middle ton, de ceased, having applied to me by petition for leave to sell the real estate of said de ceased, this is to notify the creditors and kindred that said application will be passed upon at the July Term, 1971, of the Court of Ordinary of said County and that, unless cause is then shown to the contrary, said leave will be granted. This 8 day of June, 1971. /S/ Perry U, Rozier Ordinary of Brantley County, Georgia CITATION Georgia, Brantley County To Whom It May Concern Mary K. Strickland Raulerson, Guardian of Gerald Ward Strickland and Deidre Strick land Harper, having filed her request of Letters of Dismiss - tion; this is to cite all persons interested and to show cause before the Court of Ordinary of said County, at the next term thereof, why said letter should not be issued as prayed. 'S/ Perry U. Rozier Ordinary, Brantley County, Georgia I, Tommy Jacobs, as of June 17, 1971, willno longer be re sponsible for debts made by anyone other than myself. /S/ Tommy Jacobs NOTICE NAHUNTA LODGE No. 391 F. & A. M. A special meeting is called for June 29th, 8:00 PM, for fish fry. All mem bers, their families and members of Na hunta Chapter #365 OEA and visiting brothers invited. J. L. Stevens, W. M M. L. Bradshaw, Sect. NNWYIHIKNn 283-3131 OFFICE 283-0043 HOME SIOO.OO NOTICE -- -. J In Memoriam In memory of Emory (Terry) Allen who would have celebrated his 31st Birthday on = June 15th. Sweet memories of you we'll always J hoi.d for as long as che story of Jesus 1 is told. We think of < you as only sleeping but in our hearts we're still weeping. God giveth, God taketh away, even though it's hard to understand each day. Terry, you'll never know the pain and sorrow that was left in our hearts, on that sad day you left so many with nothing but broken hearts. Nothing seems the same since the mas ter called your name; You were sunshine to all of our hearts. Sadly missed WAIT TIL FALL Avoid the spring and sum mer rush by studying your shrub needs, selecting your plants, and preparing the planting area. Then plant your shrubs during the milder periods of October, November and December. That’s the advice of Troy Keeble, Exten sion Service horticulturist. He says plants put out during this time will make some root growth, which will increase their chances of withstanding the heat and drought next summer. BRANTLEY COUNTY C.B. RADIO CLUB HELD SECOND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION THE BRANTLEY COUNTY CITIZENS BAND RADIO CLUB HELD THEIR SECOND ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY SATURDAY, JUNE 5 AT THE BRANTLEY COUNTYHTGH SCHOOL. THE SUPPER CONSISTED OF BARBECUED CHICKEN, BAKED BEANS, SALAD, SLAW, BREAD, CAKE, AND TEA. FOLLOWING THIS THERE WAS A CAKE AUCTION IN ORDER TO RAISE MONEY TO HELP PURCHASE UNIFORMS FOR THE BRANTLEY COUNTY BAND. EVERYONE ENJOYED OUR LOCALTALENT AND THE SINGING BY THE PENDLETON GOSPEL SINGERS. THE GRAND PRISE, A 4 H. P. EVINRUDE MOTOR, Al 2 FT. ALU BOAT, AND A COX TRAILER, WAS WON BY MR. JERRY E. GARLAND OF NAHUNTA. OUR THANKS GOES TO THE SPONSORS, THE DOOR PRISE CONTRIBUTORS, THE GUESTS, AND THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB FOR THEIR CONCERN, CONTRIBUTIONS, AND GOOD WORK. SPONSORS WERE AS FOLLOWS: A. B. Brooker & Son The Citizens Bank of Nahunta Ammons Bro's of Hoboken The Brantley Enterprise The Nahunta Motel Robert Johns Cecil Moody Merrier Marine of Jesup Cleland Plumbing Nahunta Body Shop Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Moody W. L. Dowling The Citizens Bank of Hoboken Edward's Service Station Smiths Garage Gold House Restaurant P. U. Rozier Depratter Service Station Davis Garage Riley Johns & Sons Don's Cleaners Southern Propane Gas Nahunta Manufacturing Co. Hoboken Drive-In E. A. Hunter Store, Waynesville O. H. Thompson Hendrix Building & Construction Powell Manufacturing Company of South Carolina PRIZES 1 Hatchet 1 Ladles Hose 1 Parker Pen 1 Zebco Spinner 1 Thermos Jug 1 Flashlight 1 Camera 1 T oliet Set 1 Pen and Pencil Set 1 Bait Bucket 1 Hand Lantern 1 Can Floor Finish 1 Package (Unknown) 1 Hair Spray and Comb 5 Quarts Oil 1 Fruit Bowl 1 Flower Arrangement Herrin Brothers Herrin Brothers 6 Comb Sets 3 Braclets Lillian Powell . „ T . c. • t 1 j Roy E - Austin laleen Strickland _ , _ , Elouise Hulett S ' eWar Billy Sutton Angelina Morgan Daniel Wiseman Annie Lee Martin The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, June 1?, 1971 L——- — / / \ CO Cp / I iggO-M L I \ saved a heck of a lot of dough on architect's fees by designing the place myself!” Free pick-up and delivery Phone: 462-5933 Nahunta, Ga. Get the Most From Your Woodlands Interstate Paper Corporation has heavy equipment available to assist landowners in Coastal Georgia prepare and plant cut-over woodlands. Call us. INTERSTATE Brantley County Landowner s May Contact G. W. (Bill) Henry, Area Forester, 615 Elm Street, Jesup, Ga., Telephone 912/427-3927. DOOR PRIZES CONTRIBUTORS Wilson Auto Parts Schriebers Bootery Harrells Jewelers King Firestone Western Auto, Nahunta Morgan’s Grocery Harrison Grocery, Waynesville Thomlinson Drugs Bennett Brothers DePratter Grocery R. B. Brooker Paint & Tile, Waycross Brownings Drugs Leatha’s Hair Stylist American Oil Su., Blackshear Nahunu Florist Colley's Flowers M ibei KAMCO DISTRIBUTORS WHOLE — RETAIL STEREO TAPES — 8 TRACK $3.99 4 TRACK $1.29 COMPLETE LINE OF NOVELTIES HORTENSE, GA. PHONE 473-2397 Contact: Charles E. Williams, Wood Manager INTERSTATE PAPER CORPORATION Riceboro, Georgia 31323 | 912-884-3371 Notify This Newspaper When Your Address Changes. WINNERS Paul Morgan Guy Langham Ronald Morgan Melvin Tapley Timothy Sutton R. E. Wilchar Marie Sutton Ellen Strickland Tom Weathersbee Mrs. A. E. Flanders Sherry Nichols Mrs. R. D. Brunson, Sr. Elwood Boyd Andy Sutton John Hardesty Charles M. Scott Joseph Byrne