The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
BRIGHT SKIES FOR BRUNSWICK.
,(By j. w. Simmons, President OF the
Brunswick Board of Trade)

|, (By j. W. Simmons, President OF the
Brunswick Board of Trade.)
The Brunswick Board of Trade is
Ihappy TO extend to the citizens OF
Brunswick the most bountiful felici
tations for the holiday season. 1t feels
assured that this season of happiness
good cheer holds promise of near
future development far beyond the
dreams Of years that are now history
We beg also, to give thanks. to the
great number of Rrdnswick's fine cit
liens who have so magnanimously civ
en- OF their time, advice and money to
the plans and work of their trade
body in such splendid spirit of CO
operation and manifest interest in the
results we have endeavored to &C
complish. without this generous spir
II, are are frank to confess, our efforts
would largely have neen futile. Al
the same time, we earnestly desire
that now thesprospect seems roseate
and the earnest Of the times point to
a brighter and better future. each cit
lien redouble his efforts In service
for the good of ALL
Let every vestige of vain glorying.
envy. jealousy. selfishness, back-bit.
Ing. harsh and unmerited criticism
antagonism for personal ends and uD
warranted sensitiveness be buried WITH
the past that Is now dead. God grant
that there may arise from the ashes
OF their consumption a sublime faith
and confidence, community pride
and a civic devotion that will broI
no interference from shallow minds In
our arch toward the set goal of our
ambitious hopes.
Much has been left undone by your
trade body In the way Of It's plans for
real local work in providing better liv
Ing conditions. better recreation, more
beautiful prospects in our streets
parks and squares. better develop
ment of our prime asset--osIr RAISING
generation, better synchronized and
cooperative effort through all chan.
nels toward these ends: but In the OF
ganization of its activities. II was rea
lifed that first came our efforts 20 gain
tho attention of the outside world and
lay most stress ON our commercial
life. The plans for local condition,
are being worked out. and we fell sur.
that 1893 viii leave nothing TO be de
sired in this respect
II Is beside the point to review the
work done during the year that is nov
past. Results accomplished stand Tor
themselves. and We are assured that
those To follow The work Of this year
viii show in the main the broad and
lasting foundation that has been laid
primarily deep in the hearts OF Bruins
wick's citizens themselves in the spir
il that now seems 90 be prevalent
In considering the buds of the Few
ers We feel viii soon burst into bios
som for Brunswick. let us urge that
no stone be left unturned 20 accom-
plish the speedy construction of the
highway to St simon Island The pre-
iect has attracted the attention not
only Of all Georgia. but also Of many
other parts 81 the nation. as well
There is bound to be magnificent de
veiopment there which viii mean
wealth, winter and summer poured
n'o The lap OF our, county OF course
sc az not ssnriine enaukh q helieyg
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'nT rroiecss At Miami. but NE nsrni'
'esieFe nat oncr the start is mas
development. IL viii grow BY lear
and Bounds
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