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and be informed of the func
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CITATION:
GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUN
TY:
To All Whom it May Concern;
Shirley W. Flowers, having
applied for guardianship of the
persons and property of Gary
A. White, age 17, Debra Lynn
White, age 14; Virginia White,
age 11, and Joseph Dwayne Wh^
ite, age 9; minor children of
Joseph A, White and Evelyn
White, late of said County,
deceased, notice is given that
said application will be heard
at my office at ten o’clock
A.M., on the first Monday in
August next.
This 29th.day of June, 1972.
S/ Perry Rozier
Ordinary and ex . officio Clerk
Court of Ordinary
RE-ELECT
Roscoe euoßy man jr. ’
State Senator
612 EAST CHERRY STREET phone 427 22C4, *27-4419 JESUP, GEORGIA 3 1545
My Dear Friend,
I am always as close to you as your telephone or mailbox. Feel free to call on
me day or night. Your problems are my problems. Your troubles are my troubles.
I am YOUR state senator.
Your vote, active support and financial contribution will be greatly appreciated
and long remembered.
Faithfully,
Roscoe Emory Dean, Jr.
State Senator
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ing your financial contribution to Senator Roscoe Emory Dean, Jr., 612 Cherry
Street, Jesup, Georgia, 31545.
No contribution is too small.
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"IT WILL BE A BETTER SENATE WITH ROSCOE DEAN BACK IN IT"
"The People's Candidate"
Proctor
Announces
for
Coroner
To The Citizens
of Brantley County:
This is to announce that I
am a candidate for the office
of County Coroner, subject to
the rules and regulations of the
Democratic Primary of August
8, 1972.
I have resided in Brantley
County for 48 years, and I am
married to the former Miss Lu
cile Johns. a life long resident
of Brantley County. Over the
years I have lived in every pre-
cinct in the county.
I feel that I am fully qua
lified to hold the office of Cor
oner, as I have served you in
this most important office be
fore.
If elected to this office I
pledge to discharge the duties
of Coroner to the very best
of my ability.
I plan to see every citizen
citizen to read and study these
notices. We strongly advise
those citizens, seeking further
in-formation, to exercise their
right of access to public rec
ords and public meeting.
CITATION:
GEORGIA, BRANTLEY CO UN
TY:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Moses J. Easton having in
proper form applied to me for
Permanent Letters of Admin
istration on the estate of Mar
iah Brown, late of said County,
this is to cite all and singular
the creditors and next of kin
of Mariah Brown to be and
appear at my office within the
time allowed by law, and show
cause, if any they can, why
permanent administration sh
ould not be granted to Moses
J. Easton, on Mariah Brown
estate.
Witness my hand and official
signature, this 11th. day of July
1972.
S/ Perry Rozier
before the election, should I
fail to see you,, please consider
this my personal appeal for
your vote and support.
(Pd. Adv.)
Sincerely,
J. R. Proctor
SUB ZERO STORAGE
Frozen foods must be stored
at zero degrees Fahrenheit or
lower. University Extension
Service specialists in food
preservation say only in rare
cases should food be refrozen
once allowed to thaw out.
Meats, raw vegetables and
cooked foods may be refrozen
only if their temperature did
not exceed 32 degrees or
remain at this temperature for
longer than a few hours.
IT AN 6AK
TO
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Jimmy Weeks ~
/ ■ District 127
— . -—■-
Simon Grantham
Seeks Re-election
This is to announce that I
am a candidate for re-election
as State Pepresentatlve Post
One, District 127, serving as
Representative from Coffee
County at present time. I con
sider it a great honor to be
serving on the following com-
mittees in the House of Re
presentatives, Agriculture, Ga.
me and Fish Welfare, and
Ordinary
Veterans
Corner
Q- Does VA pay dividends on
“ RH ” insurance to veterans
separated from service be
cause of service-connected dis
abilities?
A- No. By law, VA is not
permitted to pay dividends on
“ RH ” insurance policies.
Q- If I decide to go to school
under the GI Bill, what can I
do to speed up the arrival of
educational allowance checks?
A— As soon as you receive
your certificate of eligibility
from VA, submit it to proper
school official for completion
and make certain the school
returns it to VA as soon as
possible. As soon as VA re
ceives the certificate, your ch
ecks will be started.
0— I am a veteran in prison
drawing VA compensation. Sin
ce I am 65 and eligible for
pension will VA pay me a pen
sion if it is a greater benefir?
A•• No. VA pension benefits
are terminated on the 61st
day of imprisonment in a penal
institution. However, compen
sation payments can continue.
2 sub-Committees.
Your vote and support in my
be-half will be greatly appreci
ated.
simon Grantham
C. L. King
Asks Elect
as Tax
Co mmissioner
This is to announce that I
am a candidate for Tax Com
missioner of Brantley County,
subject to the rules and regu
lations of the Democratic Pri
mary of August 8, 1972.
I am a life • long resident of
Brantley County and am deeply
concerned as to its progress.
I am a World War II Veter,
an. If elected I pledge my ear.
nest efforts to perform the du
ties of the office In a fair and
impartial manner. I shall be
grateful for your support and
influence in the coming elect,
ion.
If elected I will keep the
office open during regular
hours and to noon on Satur.
day.
Sincerely,
( Paid Adv.) C. L. King
Rozier
Asks For
Re-election
To the Citizens
Os Brantley County:
This is to announce my can
didacy for re-election to the
office of Ordinary of Brantley
County, Georgia, subject to the
rules and regulations of the
August Bth. Democratic Prl.
mary.
I am grateful for the prl.
vlledge of serving you in this
office for the past 7 and
years, and am looking forward
to serving you for the rest of
this term and of succeeding
myself In the up-comlng elect
ion.
Eight years ago, I promised
you, the voters, that if elected
I would render the service
you as citizens have a right
to expect. I have done this to
the best of my ability, and I
pledge to continue that same
kind of service to you for the
forthcoming term.
I earnestly solicit your vote
and support in the Primary
election on August Bth., 1972.
My desire Is to see each voter
personally, but due to the duties
of this office I might fail to
see some of you. Should I m iss
seeing you, I ask you to take
this as my personal appeal for
your continued support. It has
been an honor and a happy
priviledge to serve you. Any
time I can be of service to
you please feel free to call on
me.
Gratefully Yours
(ADV.) Perry U. Rozier
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Nahunta City
Council Minutes
The regular monthly meeting
of the City Council of Nahunta,
met at 7:30 on July 7, 1972.
Mayor Dick Purcell presided
at the meeting. Aiderman pre
sent were Robert Griner, Dick
Allen, E. J. Chancey and J,
C. Dykes. A motion was made
seconded and carried to dis
pense with the reading of the
old minutes.
The Council discussed sev
eral problems concerning the
City. A motion was made by
J.C, Dykes that all dogs run
ning at large on the streets
without collar and rabies tag
will be shot, motion was sec
onded by Dick Allen and car
ried. The Council Instructed
Vandiver Appoints Howell
As Vet Committee Chairman
ATLANTA (PRN) -- Former Gov. Ernest Vandiver has
appointed Atlanta attorney Hugh H. Howell Jr. as
chairman of the “Veterans For Vandiver” Committee in
the U.S. Senate race.
“Hugh Howell is a lifelong friend and one of the most
active persons in the state in veterans affairs,” Vandiver
said. “He has a long and distinguished record in the U.S.
Navy and I am proud to have him helping me in my
campaign.”
H 11
-loweii said that the vast majority” of veterans in
Georgia are supporting Vandiver in the race. “We fully
appreciate the absolute need for a strong defense for our
country and feel that Ernest Vandiver can and will insist
on that necessary military strength,” he added.
He said that Vandiver’s experience as a World War II
veteran, as Georgia adjutant general and as
commander-in-chief of the Georgia National Guard “give
him the knowledge needed to fulfill the Georgia
veterans’ expressed concern that our country stay
militarily strong.”
H -ell
owell is a World War II combat veteran and a captain
in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps. He will complete
30 years in the Naval Reserve in November, including
seven years active combat duty.
He has been active with Georgia veterans groups,
including service as chairman of the Veterans Service
Board of Georgia from 1960 until 1968.
Wilson
Announces
For Post 1.
Having qualified with the
Democratic Executive Comm
ittee, I am a candidate for
Chairman of the Board of Co
mmissioners.
I was born and raised in
Brantley County and am very
much Interested in the pro
gress and well-being of this
county.
If elected to this very Im
portant office I will be work
ing at all times trying to get
more and better things for
our county. Having worked
with the road department for
approximately ten years. I
feel that I have a better un
derstanding of the problems of
this department and how to deal
with them than either of my
opponents. I will work every
way I can to see that the county
receives its full share of state
and federal money.
I will be glad to discuss any
complaint or suggestion that
any citizen has at any time.
I will not be able to see each
one of you personally as I
would like to but I will be
grateful for your Vote and In
fluence in the up-coming Pri
mary.
Sincerely Yours
( Adv.) Monsle Wilson
^Saskatchewan
^lowing;
the clerk to run an article in
the paper giving the public
a thirty day notice to this ef
feet.
A motion was made by E.J.
Chancey for the Mayor to make
arrangements about buying the
garbage truck that the City has
been trying out for the last
couple of weeks, motion was
seconded by J.C. Dykes and
carried.
A motion was madeseconded
and carried to pay as many
bills as possible.
Their being no further
business the meeting was ad
journed.
Mayor Dick Purcell
Clerk, Barbara A. Wilson
Dr. Oswald Hoffmann
MAKING PEOPLE
LIKE YOU
Have you ever wondered
why some people are liked by
nearly everyone they meet?
Usually because they work
at it—even though their effort
may not be apparent to you.
They are the ones who take
the extra trouble to get a
stranger’s name right, to re
member a co-worker’s birth
day, to telephone or write
thanks for a favor.
But many people, in their
eagerness to be liked, make
the worng kind of effort.
They strive too hard to make
a good impression.
Don’t be so busy
putting yourself across that
you neglect to give the other
fellow the recognition he
craves. If you want to be
really well-liked, make sure
that your words and actions
convey this simple message:
“I recognize and am interes
ted in you.”
Give your conversation a
you-angle by bringing the
other person into the picture
when you talk about your
self. A surefire ego-booster is
to tell the other person, “I
thought of you when I did
this, or saw that.”
It takes only a little
thought and effort for you to
project the image of a person
that everyone likes to have
around.
For a free pamphlet of my
sermon on radio’s “The
Lutheran Hour,” called
‘‘Needed: Christian Edu
cation,” write to: Room 220,
Lutheran Laymen’s League,
2185 Hampton Avenue, St.
Louis, Mo. 63139.
Tornado paths have varied in
length from a few feet to
almost 300 miles.
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he Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, July 13, 1972
Gambrell Tried To Gut
Justice, Vandiver Says
ATLANTA (PRN) -
Former Gov. Ernest Vandiver
charged last week that Sen.
David Gambrell tried to gut
the state’s method of electing
judges when he was president
the Georgia Bar Association.
“While he was president of
the Georgia Bar Association,
he tried to ram through the
Georgia legislature a bill which
would have done away with
our present system of electing
judges in this state,” Vandiver
told the Airport Area Kiwanis
Club.
“He wanted to gut
Georgia’s judicial system,
which has worked so well for
us and has been rough on
criminals, and move it toward
the federal system, which
coddles criminals and punishes
decent citizens by busing their
children,” Vandiver added.
The U.S. Senate candidate
blasted last week’s U.S.
Supreme Court decision
throwing out the death
penalty and also its earlier
decisions in favor of busing.
Os the latest decision, he
said: “This is a further
indication of the leftward drift
that this country is taking.
“With crime on the
increase, drug usage rampant
and women being pulled off
the street and raped, this is a
terrible time for the court to
make such a decision.
“I hope that when the
composition of the court is
changed further, this foul
decree will be changed.
Something has to be done to
stop crime. This will only
increase it.”
Vandiver said that after he
is elected to the U.S. Senate,
he will introduce legislation
which should correct these
“deplorable situations and get
us out from under this
despotic federal rule.
‘'This legislation would
require that federal judges be
reconfirmed every six years by
the U.S. Senate, or they would
be fired.
“This would provide a
means for the people, through
their elected senators, to bring
a halt to this unbridled
trampling of our rights.
“This will bring an end to
the joy which shook this
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two different things. Flot- ~ o ' a
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Gambrell Refuses To
Support Sen. McGovern
ATLANTA (PRN) - The
following telegram was sent by
U.S. Senator David Gambrell
to Senator George McGovern
regarding the McGovern
democratic candidacy:
“Your refusal to agree to
equalization of civil rights
enforcement in Georgia and
other southern states with
other sections of the country
makes it impossible for me to
support you for the
presidency, even if you should
be nominated at the
Democratic Convention in
Miami, and regardless of what
stands you take on other
issues on which we disagree.
The position which you
took on this question during
your recent visit to Atlanta
was nothing but sheer political
hypocrisy, because you know
that the balance of the
country would never accept
voter’s rights and school
busing requirements such as
those which are being
enforced upon Georgia people.
I have done all in my power
both as democratic senator
and prior to that as chairman
of the Democratic Party in
Georgia, to unify the
Democratic Party at the
national level so that we could
win the 1972 national
election. But as I advised you
last February, the National
Democratic Party and its
candidates would have to
cease unjust discrimination
against the South in civil rights
ERNEST VANDIVER
country’s prisons when the
murderers, rapists and robbers
got the word on the court’s
decision.
“This would put that man
from Savannah where he
belongs. He was convicted of
forcing his way into the home
of a young woman who was
caring for her baby. He put a
scissors to her throat and
raped her. But now the
Supreme Court has said he
can’t be electrocuted.
“Another man in Savannah
fired a pistol through a door
and killed a young Coast
Guardsman, but now the
Supreme Court has said he
could go free in a few
years instead of being put to
death as he should be for
killing another human being
needlessly.”
Vandiver charged that
Gambrell’s actions as bar
association president is typical
of “all these wild-eyed,
knee-jerk liberals who think
that the people are stupid and
decisions should not be left up
to them.
“My friends, we have got to
use the ballot box to take the
political power in this country
away from the appointed
senators, the George
McGoverns and the
black-robed federal judges and
return it to the people where
It belongs ...
“I trust the people.”
SEN. GAMBRELL
enforcement matters. Neither
you nor the Platform
Committee have met this
requirement. Therefore you
do not merit my support.
It is with regret that I have
arrived at this decision for I
regret to see democrats who
badly need unity, continuing
to be split and splintered. But
that has been your choice - all
I have asked is to be treated as
others are.”
Signed,
David H. Gambrell
U.S. Senator from
the State of Georgia.
