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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, April 20, 1972
Brantley Enterprise
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF BRANTLEY COUNTY AND
THE CITY OF NAHUNTA, GEORGIA.
Established September 1920
Published by the Enterprise Printing Co.
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA 31553 TELEPHONE 462-5610
GEORGE F. STEWART Editor and Publisher
Established in 1920 published every Thrusday. Official
organ of Brantley County and the City of Nahunta.
Entered at the Nahunta, Georgia, Post Office for trans
mission through the mails as second class matter under
act of March 3,1869
Member of Georgia Press Association and National News
paper Association. Address all mail to: Brantley Enter
prise, P.O. Box 454, Nahunta, Georgia 31553.
50 YEARS AGO TODAY
The following is the ballot
as cast by the districts on Wed
nesday.
Against For
Removal Removal
Hoboken 136 9
Schlatterville 122 16
Hickox 7 117
Nahunta 6 85
Hortense 0 73
Waynesville 1 50
Atkinson 0 52
Lulaton 0 73
Total 272 475
WAYNESVILLE ITEM
Master Joe Gorden entert
ained the little folks Friday
afternoon in honor of his four
th Birthday. In the contest
Pinning the Tall on the Donkey
Little Miss Theo Rozier and
Master George Gibson won the
prizes. Several other games
were played. Delightful refresh
ments were served in the
dining room which was decor
ated for the occassion. And in
the center of the table was the
Birthday Cake with four tiny
candles. Those serving were;
NOTICE
Dr. Jaime Perea, will be at the Brant
ley County Medical Clinic every Monday
and Friday.
Office hours are as fallows:
Monday - 10:00 A. M, - 4;00 P. M.
Friday - 2;00P. M. -4; 30 P. M.
Dr. Drury will be in the clinic every
Tuesday and Thursday at his regular
scheduled hours.
Here’s what has happened
to the price of your electricity
from our first day in business
until today.
What’s happened is that you’re getting more than
four times as much electricity for your dollar as our
customers did in 1927.
Back then, our average residential price for a
kilowatt-hour was 7.6 cents. Today it’s 1.8 cents.
That’s almost 20 percent below the nation’s average.
As the price of electricity was going down, your
use of it was climbing. You’ve kept us busy building
to serve increasing demands. This year’s construc
tion will cost $457 l /i million, most of it borrowed
at high interest rates.
Interest isn’t the only thing that’s gone up. So
have wages. Fuel. Construction materials. We’ve
worked very hard to increase efficiency and absorb
rising costs, but we can’t beat ba :k inflation forever.
Eventually, inflated costs and the added expense of
environmental protection must be reflected in the
fair price of electric power.
But count the ways electricity works for you.
And take another look at the price. Electricity is
the biggest bargain in your family budget. Any day.
Misses Ada and Jennis Gorden,
Mrs. S.J. Wiggins and Mrs.
J. Gorden. Those present were;
Woodrow, Dan, Margaret and
Lawrence Harrington, Alma
and Pauline Robinson, Theo and
Pete Gibson, Henry Wiggins
and Mrs. W.D. Harrington.
Westfield, Mass.—As the re
sult of investigation by thesch.
00l authorities, who learned
that young children are receiv
ing sugar lumps, soaked in
ether, to reduce their appe
tites, Superintendent Chester
D. Stiles took up the matter
with state educational and Hea
lth authorities.
Ether may be bought in any
quantity by a child in any drug
store. Children, when questio
ed, said that the ether was
given them by their parents
to lower the cost of living and
also to quiet those who got
boisterous.
FOR THE NEXT
30DAYS
The subscription price of the
NAHUNTA BANNER
will be only
SI.OO
Georgia Power Company
A citizen wherever we serve®
Hoboken- The engaeement and
approaching marriage of Miss
Patricia Eliza Carter of Hob
oken to David Leßoy Harris
of Blackshear has been anno-
unced by Mr. and Mrs. James
Bazley carter of Hoboken. The
future bridegroom is the son
of Mrs. Christine Harris of
Waycross and J.R, Harris of
Waycross, Georgia.
A June 18 ceremony will
be soemnized in Hoboken Bapt>
Ist Church.
A 4 p.m. ceremony will un
ite the couple and will be fol
lowed by a reception in the
church social hall.
All friends and relatives of
A preformance by the Navy’s
world famous Blue Angelswill
climax the free Open House
at the Glynco Navel Air Sta.
tion Saturday, April 22.
Before and after the Blue
Angels aerobatic, exhibition, gu
est at the Open House will be
able to take a close look at a
piece of tire moon and enjoy
many other exhibits and static
displays of aircraft from th
roughout the Southeast.
Gates will open at 10:00a’m*
Births Personals
Mr, .w:l Mrs. Kennon Al
tman of Hoboken announces the
birth of their daughter, Jennif
er Rena Altman, she weighed
10 lbs. and was born April 9,
at the Waycross Memorial Ho
spital.
She has two other sisters,
Debra and Nancy. Her grand,
parents are Mrs. W.A. Dowl
ing and the late Mr. Dowling
of Waycross and Mrs. J.H.
Altman of Hoboken.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson
announces the birth of their
son, Eric Shannon Wilson, Yo
ung Eric weighed in at 8 lbs.-
10 ozs. at the Wayne County'
Memorial Hospital in Jesup
on April 9.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Moultrie Pur
dom of Rt. 2 Nahunta.
Paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Monsie Wilson
of Rt. 2 Nahunta
PLANS HOBOKEN MARRIAGE
Miss Patricia Eliza Carter
Miss Patsy Carter
To Wed Roy Harris
the couple are cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Carter, a graduate of
Hoboken High School, attended
Woman’s College of Georgia
and the University of Georgia
Waycross Center.
She received a Bachelor of
Science degree in education
from the Woman'.s College and
a certification in library sci
ence from the University of
Georgia.
She is currently employed
by the Waycross City Board
of Education as a fourth gr
ade teacher at Crawford Street
Elementary School.
THE NAVY’S BLUE ANGELS (U.S. NAVY PHOTO)
OPEN HOUSE TO BE HELD AT GLYNCO
(MOON ROCK TO BE ONDISPLAY)
Glynco has changed its op
ening time to 10:00 a.m. to en
courage early arrivals.
NASA “Moon Rock” Dis
play.
Flyovers by the Navel Re
serves aircraft are expected to
precede the Blue Angels show
while guest at the Open House
view exhibits including a pi
ece of moon brought to earth
by astronauts of the Apollo
11 moon mission. The “moon
rock” will be flown to Glynco
Sylvia Kay Schmitt and Car
ol Ann Robinson, both of Na
hunta, were named to the de
an’s List at Valdosta State Co
llege for the winter quarter.
Solving your air conditioning, refrigeration and heating problems is what wo do best
For SERVICE Call 265-2232 COLLECT
^mcte(§rtdlQis BIS
DIVISION OF MICO
LOCAL SERVICE MAN-JOHN JONES-NAHUNTA AREA
CALL 462-5838 AFTER 6.00 P. M.
1529 GRANT ST. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA
Mr. Harris graduated from
Waycross High School and at
tended the University of
Georgia, Waycross Center.
He is currently employed by
Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
in Waycross and is vice pre
sident of Hannan.Harris Inc.,
of Waycross.
Grandparents of the future
bride include the late Mr. and
Mrs. Banner M. Thomas of
Hoboken and the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Matthew Carter
of Hoboken.
Mr. Harris is the grand.
and the late Mrs. Effie Byrd
\ Henderson and Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Harris all of Black,
shear.
from National Aeronautical and
Space Administration facilities
in Huntsville, Ala.
Open House guest will be
able to get a close look at the
“moon rock,” and if everyth
ing is going as scheduled on
the Apollo mission, be able
to be home in time to see
on television men again wa
lking on the moon (telecast
scheduled for 5:15p.m.
Gospel Sing
There will be a gospel sing
at Winokur Baptist Church Sat>
urday night, April 23. begin
ning at 7:30.
Special singers will be the
calvery Quartet from Ho
rtense. The publice is invited
to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Bell
of Hoboken announce the en
gagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
Donna Edna, to James Vin
cent (Jimmy) Grupposo, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent F. Grup
poso, Waycross, and the late
Mrs. Madelyn A itman Grup
poso.
Game And Fish Commission News
Wildlife Rangers of the Way
cross District made cases ag
ainst Richard F. Wainright,
Chamblee, Ga., Clifford E. Wal
dron, Waycross, Elvie Dryden
and a juvinile Waycross and
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to call us. Or come directly to our bank. Monthly pay
ments will be arranged to suit your convenience. En
joy a brand new car now!
THE BANK
FOLKSTON, NAHUNTA and HOBOKEN, GEORGIA
MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
MISS DONNA EDNA BELL
Engagement Announced
The wedding will take place
May 4, at 7:30 p.m. at Mo
unt Calvary Baptist Church,
Hoboken, Ga.
Donna graduated from Br
antley County High School in
1971 and is employed by Ro
binson’s Animal Hospital in
Waycross. Jimmy graduatedfr
om Ware County High School
charged them with “Hunting
Deer at Night” in Brantley
County.
The Rangers confiscated a
1967 Automobile, 2-Rifles, 100
rounds of ammunition 1-12 volt
in 1971 and is employed by
SCL Railroad.
Donna is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Eb Morgan,
of Nahunta and the late Mrs.
Donie Harris Morgan; and Mrs.
Katie Griffin Bell, Hoboken,
and the late Mr. and Mrs. Le
on Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Altman.
spotlight and 4-hand lanterns.
Ranger Larry Farist of Na.
hunta made the cases.
Subjects was turned over to
Brantley County Sheriff Robert
Johns.
