The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, October 02, 1958, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, October 2, 1958 DETERGENT CHOICE To get the best results from an automatic washer a homema ker should choose a detergent she likes and stick with it, says Miss Doris Oglesby, Extension house hold equipment specialist. Con- A. S. MIZELL INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, THEFT, COLLISION AND LIABILITY INSURANCE. FIRE INSURANCE FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS. HAIL INSURANCE FOR YOUR CROPS. Phone 2-2171 Nahunta, Ga. TUCKER'S Beauty Salon Present* the latest in HAIRSTYLES Featuring Quality, Not Quantity % Condition Shampoos y and Hair Style .... $2.00 Stylized Haircut .... 1.50 Visit us and get a hairstyle and enjoy being a new, lovelier you, or wear the same style you already have but enjoy a styled setting that will last until your next shampoo. Tucker's Hair Stylists Phone HO 2-2096 Nahunta, Ga. WEEK END SPECIALS Shortening s»<*h round can 79< COFFEE CHASE & SANBORN I Lb. Can 79< COFFEE INSTANT BORDENS 2 Oz. Jar 29c RICE LONG GRAIN S & S 3 Lbs 37c PEACHES Flint River 21-2 CAN 22c SURF Washing Powder Large Box 25c POTATOES 10 t 27c . * HAMS Cured Cauley's Lb. 49c MORGAN GROCERY Nahunta stant switching of detergents can cause clothes to become dingy. If you have news for your local newspaper, get it in early for best handling. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Oct. 2-3-4. Quantity Limited Georgia landowners harvest ap proximately one and one-half billion feet of lumber each year, point out Agricultural Extension Service foresters. Aromatic tobacco is grown in 20-inch rows, five inches in the drills, declares J. O. Bethea, ag ronomist - tobacco, Agricultural Extension Service. Poultrymen at the Agricultural Extension Service recommend in dividual bird vaccination in or der to get better flock immunity. Willis Huston, engineer, Agri cultural Extension Service, points out that proper plowing is the most important single operation in terrace maintenance. Miss Doris Oglesby, housing equipment specialist, Agricultu ral Extension Service, reports drip-dry materials and garments are being replaced by those which can be dried in an automatic dryer. Big Work F CHAINSAW^ [ SENDS MORE 1 I POWER 1 k To The J CUTTING CHAIN Quick K sIF Starting CLINTON 0-60 PROFESSIONAL • Fully enclosed drive mechanism delivers all the power the engine develops to the cutting chain. • Saw does all the work—no pres sure needed. • Weight balanced for easy han dling-easy toting. • One-hand, fingertip controls for full, positive control. • Engine can be replaced in 15 minutes. Sales and Service Biscayne Truck Stop Sidney Hulett, Jr., Prop. Phones HO 2-3688. Night Phone HO 2-2858 Georgia Want Ads FOR RENT: Immediate possession: Five room house, weather stripped and insulated, Cooler in summer, warmer in winter. Saves fuel bill. Large car port, S4O per month. Keys at office county school sup erintendent. House lately painted inside and outside. Elder John D. Durden, Phone 7-8064, Swains boro, Georgia. ts CRACKED AND SMALL CANDLED EGGS FOR SALE Cracked and small candled pul let eggs for sale at all times, three dozen for sl. Andy Parse, Nahunta, Ga. 10-16 HOUSE AND LAND FOR SALE ON 301 Three acres of land and 6-room house for sale on Route 301 at Hortense. Also a number of lots for sale adjoining this property. See Joe Smith, phone 2-3180, Hortense, Ga. 10-9 PLUMBING WORK OF ALL KINDS See me for all your plumbing work. Appliances and fixtures on display at shop located in High smith Building- in Nahunta near traffic light. Clifton Strickland, Phone 2-3337, Nahunta, Ga. 10-30 BE A SECRETARY IF YOU QUALIFY Phone collect JA 3-8252, or write now to MASSEY COLLEGE, Dept. A, 170 Peachtree St., NE, Atlanta, Ga., for free literature. Dr. Charles H. Little Dr. Loyick H. Williamson OPTOMETRISTS 607 Isabella Street Telephone Waycross, Georgia At 3-5144 Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thomas have returned home to Hoboken, Geor gia, after visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor G. Harrington of Buffalo, New York. During their stay they visited Ontario, Canada, where they saw Niagara Falls. They visited Mr. Harrington’s brother in Ulysses, Penn, and his sister in Bolivar, New York. » » ♦ Delon Tucker, three-year-old daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Tom my Tucker of Nahunta, was brought back from Memorial Hospital in Waycross Saturday, after five days in the hospital for treatment. » ♦ ♦ W. C. Long rturned on Wednes day of last week from St Luke Hospital in Jacksonville where he had been since Thursday Sept. 18 when he almost sev ered the fore finger of his right hand while working in the school work shop. The report is that his finger is healing nice ly and he has resumed his duties as Ag teacher in the High School this week. We Do All Kinds of Job Printing. Let Us Quote You Prices. BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE NEWS OF YOUR HOME COUNTY EVERY WEEK IN THE BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE $700,000 Suit As Fire Result Is Being Tried Testimony was being heard in federal court at Waycross Wed nesday in the $700,000 damage suit filed by eight Pierce coun tians against two oil companies. Judge Frank M. Scarlett was presiding as the case was heard. The damage suit grew out of a flash fire in Blackshear in which George Lee Sr. and Malcolm Lee, a small child, were killed. The fire was said to have start ed when George Lee Sr. poured a can of kerosene in a coal heat er trying to start a fire in the late afternoon of Feb. 28, 1956. Plaintiffs are Mrs. Earnest Car ter, George Lee Jr., Mrs. George Smith, Malcolm Lee, Earl Lee, Mrs. Earl Carter, Mrs. Lewis Chaney and Earnest Carter. Defendants are the Phillips Petroleum Co. and Sinclair Re fining Co. । The plaintiffs are seeking to prove that the can of kerosene bought by Mr. Lee Sr. contained a large amount of gasoline or was all gasoline. YOUR HELP NEEDED The Brantley Enterprise, like most newspapers, oper ates on a rather tight sche dule which is built around deadlines that must be met. This statement is made to call attention to the fact that all news copy, in order to be assured of publication must be in the Brantley En terprise office not later than Wednesday noon. Sorry, we just can’t guar antee that it’ll be printed if it is received later than Wednesday noon! Hardly a week goes by but that some news items are received later than this. In most cases extra effort is made and the item gets in the paper, but it works a hardship on the staff, and it often means night work. COLLEGE FAILURES • Forty percent of. failures in college seem to result from poor high school grades and Lack of interest in college work, says Miss Audrey Morgan, Extension family life specialist. Encourage ment by parents while youngsters are still in lower grades will do much to forward their success in college, she adds. COTTON VALUES Improper harvesting, handling, ginning and wrapping lower the quality of cotton in some instan ces as much as ss’to sls a bale, say Extension cotton marketing specialists. GOOD BREAKFASTS Research has shown that a good breakfast is necessary to maxi mum physical and mental effic iency during the late morning hours, according to Miss Lucile Higginbotham, Extension health specialist. Active boys and girls do better school work after a good breakfast. BABY SITTERS Although 48 percent of Ameri ca’s teen-age girls and 23 percent of its teen-age boys work as baby-sitters, only 46 percent of the girls and only a very small percentage of the boys have had any training in child guidance, says Miss Audrey Morgan, Exten sion family life specialist. OAT DISEASES Crown rust is presently the No. 1 disease of oats in Georgia, says Frank McGill, Extension ag ronomist. The best method of con trol is to use the latest oat vari ties resistant to current races of of rust as developed by plant breeders. Seed treatment will not help control crown rust. A tried and proven ad vertising medium—the col umns of your hometown newspaper. Keep . your hometown newspaper coming — renew your subscription promptly. Home town businesses ap preciate your patronage. Rayonier reports to its neighbors in New use for the atom: Rayonier explores frees with radioactivity ayomer chalks up another first in scientific research. At our new Eastern Research ^ rSey> y ° Ung pine trees are made radioactive for special studies of tree growth, nutritional uptake and cellulose formations-kn™! edge which may eventually result in new or improved products made bv Ravonier customers. Thus our research centers in Washington Sute, British Co^mbL and New Jersey promise ever new advances for the hundreds of cellulose eXroducts ior your good ivmg. This way too comes new progress and new Xth wfth new opportunities for our friends and neighbors. growth with new Friday Is Final Date for Applying For Payment Rate Friday, October 3, is the final date for producers to file an ap plication to have a payment rate set for their farm if they wish to place acreage in Conservation Reserve (Soil Bank) for 1959, ac cording to Dan H. Jacobs, Mana ger of the Brantley ASC County Office. Farmers who have been con sidering planting some of their land to trees can put’it in the Conservation Reserve of the Soil Bank. Jacobs said that in addi tion to receiving a substantial part of the cost of planting the trees, participating farmers will also get annual per-acre rental payments on land put in the pro gram. Since all Conservation Re serve contracts for the planting of forest trees must run for 10 years, participants will receive annual payments over this period * Roy Is Back at the Sweet Shoppe I have re-opened my Sweet Shoppe with new fix tures and inside remodelling. You’ll like our French Ice Cream, soups, sand wiches and Fountain Service. You will also find a good line of school supplies and sundries at the Sweet Shoppe. Make Yourself at Home at THE SWEET SHOPPE Roy Dowling, proprietor Nahunta, Ga. GROCERY SPECIALS , * OCT. 2 THRU OCT. 8 Sweet Potatoes Georgia Red Lb. 8c CELERY stalk 10c APPLES Delicious 5 Lb. Bag 59( OCEAN PERCH Frozen Lb. 43c STRAWBERRIES 16 Ounces 32c SALT Gordy Round Box 8c SMOKED BACON pound 45c SAUSAGE Smoked Pure Pork Lb. 35c STEAK Tender Chuck POUND 49c CUNT'S GROCERY We Appreciate Your Trade Nahunta, Georgia m IE R | NATURAL RESOURCES CHEMISTRY of time. At the end of the Conser vation Reserve contract period, Manager Jacobs pointed out, the trees will be well on the way to becoming market timber. W FILLING 1 JPRESCRIPTIONSO IS OUR MOST » IMPORTANT SERVICE ? £ I Ernest Knight DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry St. Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga.