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VOLUME 11, NUMBER 26
MINSTRELS UNABLE
TO CROSS THE RIVER
The J. C. O’Brien Georgi?
Minstrels, which were adver
tised to show hefe today,
met with a calamity at river
bridge just this side of Atkin
son, early this,morning, when
they attempted to drive their
loaded trucks throught the
swamp.
These trucks crossed the riv
er and and emerged into mud
which proved to be the boggy
sort of mud, and all turcks
and cars. were bedded in the
soft muck.
The management of this
show sent out word that one
hundred dollars would be giv
en to any who would pull the
trucks safely to harder ground
where they could get footing.
Within a short time mules
teams were taken to the scene
and hitched to a truck, but
alas, the mud was -not so easi
ly robbed of it’s victims and
soon a stump pulling outfit
was put in operation. This
worked very successfully un
til it was tried on the last one,
which had sank so far into
i the mud j that > all •efforts to
' IhoVe it WerC ‘ unsuccessful,
parties who went to scene
stated that the water rose 7
inches daring the day.
And thus it came about
that the great masses of peo
ple whom had assembled here
to witress the Minsterals
turned homeward about dark,
with disappointment stamped
in their faces.
For the benefit of those who
are contemplating taking
piano lessons this year, I will
state that I am ready to de -
vote my time io pupils desir
ing to play the piano. Prices
reasonable. See or write,
Mrs. Ralph Brown,
Nahunta, Ga.
“Whirlwind Automaic Air
burners for Fords Satisfaction
guaranteed. Ask Joe Rober
son to let you try one. If it
fails to save you one third on
your gass bill, just return it
and get pay for your trouble.
Mr. A. Spitler, of Continental,
Ohio, returned home, Friday night,
after spending a few days here, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stamets.
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BRANTLEY
COUNTY FARM LANDS
.^HUNTA FARMS
NAHUNTA TOWN LOT. '■
see
WAYNE DEVELUP
ment CO.
NAHUNTA, GA
Nahunta Banner
NAHUNTA, BRANTLEY COUNTY, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922
WAYNESVILLE.
Mrs. J. A. McVeigh is visiting
friends and relatives in Brunswick
and Arco.
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Mr. and Mrs. U. D. Hai rington
went to Savannah Thursday to
spend a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Robinson,
Messrs. H. F. Warren and T. P
Gibson attended the Good Road
Meeting at Nahunta, Friday.
Miss Florence Rozier visited her
relatives, a few days last week.
Messrs. W. M. Wiggins and
Isaiah Gibson spent Friday in
Brunswick.
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Mr. J. M. Rush, telegraph oper
ator of Helena, visited his wife the
past week.
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Quite a crowd from here, attend
ed the play, given at Atkinson, Fri
day night,
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Mr. and Mrs, W. M. Wiggins
motored to Jesup and spent Sun
day with Dr. and Airs- AJ. Gcr
don.
Mr. Hugh Warren, of Waycross,
spent Sunday with home folks.
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Rev. C. D. Ogg, of Brunswick,
filled his regular appointment at the
Baptist Church, Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miller enter
tained with a dance, Monday even
ing.
Miss Inez Miller, of Biunswick,
spent the week end with her home
folks.
DISOLUTION NOTICE
This is to notify all concern •
ed, that I have sold my inter
est in the firm known as
Middleton Griffin, est active
March 14, 1922, to J R. Griff
in, who will be responsible for
all accounts, receivable and
payable. This 14th day of
March, 1922
B. OREN MIDDLETON
• Atkinson, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Jones spent
the week-end at home and had
as their guest Dr. Jerome Orr of
Hoboken"
Mrs. Amanda Peek is iu Way
cross for a few days, under the care
of the doctor.
Mrs. E. A. Tippins and son and*
Misses Clara White, Lera Kndx
and Hellen Dirr called Sunday
afternoon on Mrs. P. B. Rogers.
Mr. 1 Victor Harrington of Charles
ton, S. C. spent the week end here
as the guest of Miss Eula Brooker.
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Hickok Has
Large Five
The home o f M r. E. L.
Hendrix was destroyed by
lire, Tuesday afternoon at four
thirty. Efforts to extingu
ish the flames were unsuccess
ful. The house and most of its
contents were lost. It is not
known if insurance was carri
ed.
Friday night, the play, “Sewing
Fnr The Heathen,”, was given at
Atkinson. Regardless of the rain, a
latg.i crowd attended and it proved
to baa very successful trp. All re
pint, a wonderful time and they ap
pneiate ^he hospitality oftheAt
-1 icon people.
it has. been reported, that
ou Sunday night, a crowd of
hors serenaded |Mr. Hartwig
and his bride.* Those who
da :ced say that they enjoyed
the affair very muc’:.
B. Y. P. U. PRO6ARM
May I expect to Conquer
Sin in Mvsi-lf?
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Song— Softly and Tenderly.
Bible Reading —Miss Grace
Moore.
The .Wj&ytg Idea of Sancti
fication — Mr. Condit.
The Right View of Sancti
fication — Mrs. Brown.
Poem. Paul’s Struggle
Against Sin —Alvin Stokes.
Song—-By Group.
The Conflict In valued in
The Question — Edmond
Stokes.
Paul’ s Struggle Against
Siu—Miss Bugular.
Poem. -Paul’s Discription
of i Christian—Joe Roberson.
Quartett— Mr. a n.d Mrs.
Bell, Mrs. Rogers and Mr.
Brown.
The Outcome Invalued in
the Doctrine of Sanctification
--Mr. Brown.
The Method of Sanctifica
tion—Mr, Strickland.
Poem-—Mrs. Rogers.
CLARA WHITE,
Captain.
We are the biggest Hardware
and Mill Supply House in this
section of the State.
Send us your Mail Orders or
write us for prices on your re
quirements.
We also carry large stocks of
SASH, DOORS, and BUILD
ERS’ Material.
You will be pleased with our
service and the liberal treatment
which we accord our customers.
HARD WARK HEADQUARTERS
UNITED
SUPPLY
COMPANY
HARDWARE HE ADQU ARTEM
Brunswick, Ga.
GOOD ROAD MEETING
DRAWS LARGE CROWD
LULATON NEWS.
A large crowd from'here attend
ed the Road Meeting at Nahunta
Friday.
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Sirs. J. M. Rogers of Owens
Ferry is spending a few days with
friends and relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Courson at
tended the social at Atkinson Fri
day evening.
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Misses Creola and Effie Rogers
entertained Messrs. Elmer Dyal of
Owens Ferry and Cyrus Baker of
Tarboro, Friday evening.
Mr. Conaway Rogers of Ovens
Ferry spent Thursday and Friday
at homa.
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Mrs. A. B. Dotson and son of
Brunswick spent the ^eek-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Newton of
Hoboken spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Jones.
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M rs. J. J. Rowell and Helen
Kane returned home Wednesday
after spending a few days with her
aaughter, Mrs. Fred Herrin of
Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. and Creola
and Effie Rogers and Lawana York
attended the dance at Ray bon Sat
urday night.
M rs. Ella Leggett is spending a
few days in Baxley this week.
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Mr. Owen Jones of Brunswick
spent last week-end with home
folks.
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Mrs. J. J. Rowell and Helen
Kane spent Sunday with Mrs. B. F.
Jone?.
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Mr. George Collins has returned
home after a stay at Fruitland.
E. H. Ma.cn, President, C. DOWNING, Cbainnaa of Baaed
ALBERT FENDIG, V-President C H. 3HEIDON, «aAi«
J. H. PARKER, Assisant Cashlaa
The National Bank of Brunswick
Capital, Surplus and Profits $50,000.30
Resources _ _ 2,000,000.90
Charter Members Federal Reserve System
United States and State of Georgia Deposbow
Interest Paid on Saving Accounts
A Portion of Your Banking Patronage Setieited
0 0
0 0
0 0
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$1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCB
Friday was a great day for
Nahunta, when people gather
ed from several of the neigh
boring counties, to discuss
good roads and the $75,000,-
000 State Bond Issue, with
our Brantley county folks.
Early in the day, automo*
biles arriving from all dirree
tions filled the street’s of the
little town of Nahunta, and
when the meeting was called
to order by Col. F. E. Twity,
chairman of the Pioneer Dis
trict of Georgia Good Road
Association, there were more
people than there vias room
to seat them. Many being un
able to get into the baptist
church where the meeting
was held.
After stating the object of
the meeting, the chairman,
introducted Representaive B.
E. Mann, who took special
care to go into all the road de
tails, and was followed by
Mrs. Capes, an active advo
cate of good roads. James C.
Vocelle, followed with an ex
ceptional strong plea for good
roads, after which many good
speakers sp©k* in behalf of
the building of good road§.
The following is what the
Brunswick Banner said in re
gard to the affair:
....“At the conclusion of
speaking the ladies of Brant
ley county served a most sum
ptuous dinner, picnic style,
which was throughly enjoyed
by the large gathering It
was the unanimous opinion
that Brantley’s hospitality has
not been surpassed by any of
her elder sisters and the day
spent there will longy be re
membered by her guests.”
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