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Georgia families spend one
of their food bill for vege
tables and fruits, and at least 90
percent of the vegetables and
fruits needed can be grown on
t he farm regardless of the area
in the State, according to Cecil
Blackwell, Extension horticultur
ist.
With 1955 Irish potato produc-
tion up approximately 10 percent,
1956 prices are expected to av
erage below those for the 1954
crop.
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Congratulations and
s>ur sincere best wishes
to the doss of 1956.
Standard Oil Products
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//1956 Grads
Harris Service Station
McEuen - Colbert
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. McEuen of
Nashville, Georgia, formerly of
Nahunta and Blackshear, an
bounce the engagement of their
elder daughter, Harriette Ardelia,
to S Sgt. Richard Sherley Colbert
of the U. S. Air Force and Alex
andria, Virginia.
Miss McEuen was graduated
from Nashville High School in
the class of 1952. Since gradua
tion she has completed three
years in the WAF. At present she
is in school at Soweda Tech in
Lake Charles, La.
S Sgt. Colbert is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherley Colbert, Alex
andria, Va. He was graduated
from high school in Washington,
D. C., in 1949 and since then he
has served one year in the U. S.
Navy and has been in the U. S.
Air Force for the past six years.
At present he is stationed at. Lake
Charles Air Force Base, La.
The wedding will take place at
the Nashville Methodist Church,
Sunday, June 3, at 2:30 p.m. A
reception will follow in Garner
Hall in the church school annex.
Relatives and friends of the
couple are invited to attend.
Breakfast should furnish one
third of the day’s nutritional
needs in order for the person to
have adequate vitality for the
day.
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This is an important
milestone. Keep up
the good worL
Mr. & Mrs.
J. Walter
Crews
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Knight-Vickers
Drug Store
Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga.
Ernest Knight, Carey Jones,
Gordon Hardie, Pharmacists
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GO GREYHOUND
New York $19.65
Cincinnati ... 17.15
Atlanta : 6.05
Miami 8.75
Charlotte 7.85
Winston-Salem 9.40
Columbus, Ohio 17.80
Durham, N. C 9.55
Jesup, Ga. 65
Savannah, Ga. $2.15
Charleston, S. C. $4.85
Richmond, Va 11.90
Washington, D. C 14.30
Folkston, Ga 60
Jacksonville, Fla. $.145
Tampa, Fla. 5.90
West Palm Beach, Fla. 7.45
Plus U. S. Tax
Save an Extra 10% Each
Way With a Round-Trip
Ticket
Greyhound Terminal
Campbell’s Drugs, Nahunta
. . on many *npi. »l no oxtra coit,
you'll ride the now air^ido buses
SCENICRUISEft
and the Highway Traveler
New Three-Fuel
System Announced
By Standard Oil
LOUISVILLE, KY. — Savings
for the American motorist are
possible through a three-grade
system of marketing gasoline, W.
G. Violette, president Standard
Oil Company (Kentucky), de
clared here recently and Stand
ard Oil will introduce such a
system on June 15.
According to Mr. Violette, au
tomobile compression ratios have
increased so much in recent
years that even existing premium
gasolines do not satisfy many of
the new cars on the road.
Therefore, Standard Oil will
market three brands of gasoline
—regular, premium- and a new,
still higher quality of motor fuel
at a third service-station pump
for the present and future auto-
mobiles with higher-compression
engines.
“Existing regular and premium
grades of gasoline are doing an
outstanding job for the great
majority of motorists, and will
continue to do so for some years
to come,” Mr. Violette said. “By
introducing a third and higher
grade of gasoline, specifically de
signed for the very high-compres-
ion cars, and at a cost coinmen-
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GOOD LUCK IN
YOUR FUTURE
^^^gwOßK AND STUDY
Wilson's
Garage
New Lightweight
Champs
New Heavyweight Z 1
Champs JQ.
High-powered VB's—standard in heavy-duty jobs! You get the tig
new 322-cu.-in. Loadmaster V 8 in 9000 and 10000 series trucks. The
Taskmaster V 8 is standard in other L.C.F. and heavy-duty models.
In lightweights and most middleweights, VB’s are extra-cost options.
New, wider range of models—rated up to 32,000 lbs. G.V.W.! Come
in and look ’em over! Pickups, panels, stakes, heavyweights rated
up to 50,000 lbs. G.C.W. with new Triple-Torque tandems—the right
model for your job with the most modem features money can buy!
EtISBIU Anything less is an old-fashioned truck!
R. L. WALKER CHEVROLET COMPANY
WAYCROSS
surate with its higher quality,
each motorist can choose the
quality best suited for his car,
without paying for performance
he cannot use.”
Physical changes in facilities at
service stations will delay wide
spread distribution of this new
WE shar e
I V \ IYOUR PRIDE
111 ON THIS
I I I GREAT DAY.
Brantley Gas
& Appliance
Company
IRRIGATION!
1956 PROFITS ??
Mr. Farmer: See us for pipes, pumps,
sprinklers. Complete systems on hand.
YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO PREVENT SERIOUS DRy
WEATHER DAMAGE TO YOUR TOBACCO CROP.
TRUETT HARDWARE CO.
BLACKSHEAR TEL. 2131 GEORGIA
Phones 171-172
Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, May 24, 1956
gasoline for a time. Distribution
will begin in the larger cities in
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Ken
tucky and Mississippi on June 15,
and spread out to other points.
Well Done, Grads!
You have just received the
first key to success.
Good luck.
Lott s 5 & 10
NEW ’56 CHEVROLET
TASK-FORCE TRUCKS!
A MODERN V 8 FOR EVERY MODEL!
A MODERN MODEL FOR EVERY JOB!
There's a new Chevrolet Task-Force truck
powered and built to do your job in record
time and at rock-bottom cost!
Champs of
every weight class!
Tebeau and Carswell Ave.
It is not advisable to put the
home freezer where the tempera
ture falls below 40 degrees un
less it is specifically designed to
operate at low temperatures.
New Middleweiaht
Champs
Drive with care ... EVERYWHERE!
GEORGIA
