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50 YEARS
AGO TODAY
PERSONAL ITEMS
Miss Ethel White, of Poland,
visited the Misses Rozier last
week.
Dr. R. 1. Fox, of Brunswick,
was called here Saturday on
account of illness in the family
of Mr. W. D. Harrington.
Mrs. N. L. and Miss Lessie
Highsmith passed through here
Saturday afternoon enroute to
their home in Waycross.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Har.
rison of Jacksonville, Fla., pas
sed through here this week en
route to Colorado. They are
making the trip by auto.
A CANDIDATES ODE
Now our Sheriffs job is a curious one,
He's never around when anythings done.
Calls come at night, calls come by day,
But our Sheriff is usually miles away.
"Hurry right out" says the voice on the phone,
But the Sheriff turnes over and goes back to sleep with a groan.
He didn't catch them all, in fact very few
It really don't matter if they do or don't leave a clue.
Sometimes they plead guilty and the old judge will smile
And then he'll let them go work for the Sheriff awhile.
Now you folks might like all this mess,
And if you do theres nothing I can do I guess,
But if you don't
Don't waste time sheddin tears
Elect Clayton Riggins Sheriff for the next four years.
S/ CLAYTON RIGGINS
A large crowd attended and
enjoyed the Ice Cream Social
Saturday night, given by the
Fidelas class.
WAYNESVILLE
Mr. Frank Jones who has
been on the sick list the last
week is able to be up again
much to the pleasure of her
many friends.
Mrs. Mollie Knox andfami.
ly spent Sunday in Hickox.
Mr. P. B. Rogers of New
Orleans, La., motored to Wa
verly and White Oak, Sunday.
Following is list of the first
Grand Jurors of Brantley Co.
Here we sit in a branchy row,
Thinking of beautiful things we know.
Dreaming of deeds that we mean to do,
All complete, in a minute or two
- noble and wise and good,
Done by merely wishing we c0u1d....
By the rubbish in our wake,
and the noble noise we make,
Be sure, be sure, we’re going
to do some splendid things!
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Drop in and see singing GEORGE
LEE ( one of the Dodge Boys) For a
mRRBx good deal on a white hat special at
Wh Sirmans Chrysler - Plymouth De-
Hw / aler corner of Lee and Hicks St.
J in Waycross, Georgia.
^9- Business Phone 285-3450
Home Phome 458-4257
SIRMANS
CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH
140 LEE AVE. 285-3450
B. G. Middleton, Foreman.
R. L. Coleman, Clerk.
J. D. Highsmith
W. G. Higginbotham
M. M. Strickland
W. R. Lewis
F. E. Rogers
V. E, Rozier
E. E. Jones
B. F. Rozier
James Dykes
H. Pierce
W. G. Sloan
D. W. Highsmith
J. B. Highsmith
Matthew Strickland
J. L. Courson
F. A. Kenney
Ray bon Johns
D. R. Parrot
R. J. Wainright
WANT ADS DON'T
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- Rudyard Kipling,
“Road-Song Os The Bandar-Log”
CON'T FROM PAGE 1
For Commission Post No. 2,
W. E. Eldridge and Joel Herrin
are running.
Two are running for county
Ordinary. They are P. U. Ro
zier incumbent and Kenneth
( Bozo ) Willis.
The two candidates for Tax
Commissioner are; C. L, King
and John -Wilson
Mrs. Mable R. Moody is the
sole contender for office of
County School Superintendent.
Guy Chambless incumbent
and J. R. Proctor are opposed
for office of County Coroner.
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Justice of the Peace can
didates are as follows, by Dis
trict. Huey R. Ham, Hickox,
John , Masters, Nahunta, J.B.
Middleton, Atkinson, L. E.
Sikes, Lulaton, and Eugene N.
Wiley, Hoboken.
Candidates for Constable are
as follows by name and dis
trict.
Mack Crews, Nahunta, H.E.
Sloan, Hortense, and Raymond
D. Smith, Lulaton.
Candidates for office of Coun
ty Surveyor are Dewey Lee and
Van W. ( Shot ) Strickland.
Tips on Stretching
Vacation Budgets
If you’re thinking of a trip
abroad this year, travel ex
perts suggest several tips to
stretch your vacation budget.
Most European countries
will have higher prices this
year, including Britain, West
Germany, Switzerland,
France, Italy and Russia. The
dollar will go farthest in
Spain, Portugal, Greece,
Austria and Yugoslavia.
Costs are up sharply in
Japan, and most of the Far
East.
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- The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., June 15, 1971
The City of Nahunta is accepting Bids on
(I) front end blade for a small tractor. Bids
will be opened July 26, 1972 at 10:00 A.M.
For information contact City Hall 462-
5631.
The City reserves the right to refuse
any or all Bids.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE ENTERPRISE
INVITATION TO BID
Dick Purcell
Mayor of the City of Nahunta.
