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March 01, 1973
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Stephen Waters
holds two titles
Stephen M. Waters Jr. re
presents the second genera
tion of his family in manage
ment for Waters Ford Com
pany.
The eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Monroe Waters, Mr.
Waters Jr. is the company’s
general manager and also
THE “FRIENDLY” PEOPLE PROVIDE EXPERT SERVICE IN MODERN BUILDING
Service department features 10 men to do the job
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holds the position of super
visor over the Sales Depart
ment.
The Blackshear native
entered the Ford business
in the fall of 1959 after re
ceiving a B. A. degree from
the University of Georgia, in
Athens. His first position was
bookkeeper.
May your success continue
JOHNSON
LUMBER COMPANY
1,4 7
WEST COAST AND SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER
BLACKSHEAR, GEORGIA 31516
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His association matchedthe
footsteps of his father as Mr.
Waters Sr. began building the
company into one of Blacks
hear’s most prominent in
1941. The company was
founded in 1916.
The grand opening March 2
marks a long awaited event
for all the Waters and em-
■
To Wafers Ford Co. |
For a job well done. n
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ELDEST SON CARRIES ON FATHER’S ROLE
Stephen Waters Jr. in his office
ployes. It’s as Mr. Waters Jr.
says, “We love the newbuild
ing and even find that every
one works better in the modern
surroundings.”
“It’s only appropriate that
our hard-working and fine em
ployes be rewarded with a fine
modem building in which to
work,” he added.
Besides a “backbone” for
the company, Mr. Waters Jr.
has become known for his con
tributions to the civic and re
ligious aspects ofßlackshear.
He is a deacon at First
Baptist Church and teaches
the 10 and 11-year-old boys
in Sunday School.
The active citizen serves
as president of Blackshear
Rotary Club, a member of
Blackshear - Pierce County
Chamber of Commerce and
enjoys membership in the
Lakeview Golf and Country
Club.
In leisure hours. Mr. Waters
Jr. enjoys family outings,
golf, hunting and fishing.
Besides his studies at the
University, he was graduated
in 1953 from Blackshear High
School and in 1955 from Geor
gia Military College.
Mr. Waters says he’s the
proud father of three child
ren, Stephanie, 11, Melanie,
10 and Stevie, 9.
Mrs. Waters is the former
Marilyn Clough, a Blackshear
native and graduate of the
University of Georgia with a
degree in elementrary edu
cation.
Mrs. Waters is a home
maker now after teaching
several years.
The Waters’ home on Eliza
beth Street is a lovely example
of the Waters’ pride in their
hometown and their friends
and relatives.
Phone 283-2407 S
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