The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, December 24, 1959, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextBrantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 24, 1959 ENRICHMENT LAW The ten percent of Georgians found to need enriched cereal products for better health are the most difficult ones to reach with an educational program, declares John Noland, nutritionist-corn meal enrichment. Agricultural Extension Service. Alabama and South Carolina enacted a cereal enrichment law to reach this segment of their populations. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS i Mi I ZU M i -= rap IV <♦ - ^ll nf& I - — i’F/ w^.-. -■' V r e. Ernest Knight DRUGGIST Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry St. Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup, Ga. The Rexall Store Jti T! f iK I * ’ J SOrsSi 1960 / jB / Thanks for ' / your patronage W * during the u | past year. ; I V' ’ LOTT'S Variety Store Nahunta, Georgia NOW! FLORIDA'S glamorous ENJOY THE J'7“ 100% AIR CONDITIONED w new / afford f ' "7= —7" SARASOTA, FLORIDA SUMMER-FALL SPECIAL ?7 7 NIGHTS 8 DAYS • WITH. MEALS • 7 DINNERS 7 BREAKFASTS RJ, LI. .IT^ nxniZMMk $ 56 Double Occupancy (Per Per»on| Jp 1222233^^ S7O Single Occupancy EBSS^^ $63 Double 570 Double RSJJSF SB4 Single S9B Single 7? ' . . APRIL 16 Io DECEMBER 15 • Here’s your top luxury vacation value! Fun-filled days and nights in one of Florida's glarnorous hotels with every facility ^-p-??^ for comfort and enjoyment. Make your reservations today. SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT OR WRITE —- -ST— NEW TERRACE HOTEL Male-Travel Bureau new YORK 16, N. Y. P- Box 1720 — Sarasota, Florida — Tel. Ringling 6 4111 Want Ads FARM FOR SALE 50-acre farm and equipment for sale. One and one-half mile from Nahunta. Mrs. Audrey Brooker, Phone HO 2-2691, Na hunta, Ga. 1-7 HOUSE FOR RENT Two bed room' house in Nahun ta for rent. Bath, hot water and wired for electrical appliances. See Dan Jones, Nahunta, Ga. 12-24 SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE Used Singer Sewing Machine, treadle type, in good condition, cheap for cash. D. S. Moody, Phone HO 2-3602, Nahunta, Ga 12-24. MOVIE CAMERA FOR SALE Take color movies for Christ mas. Slightly used Kodak movie camera for sale, Bmm, complete with case. Big discount. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 12-24. RECORDS FOR SALE Records, popular, spirituals, Christmas songs, classical and Rock ’N Roll. Get ’em while the selection is complete. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 12-24. PIANO FOR SALE Used piano for sale, in good condition. Mrs. H. L. Hallman, Box 25, Nahunta, Ga. 1-3. PRE-CHRISTMAS PIANO SALE Largest Selection of New Pianos and Organs. Reconditioned and Used Pianos. All going at big Discounts. Lowest Prices — Easiest Terms. Select your Piano or Organ NOW for Christmas Delivery. TAYLOR PIANO STORE, 910 S. Peterson Ave. Phone Ev. 4-2477, Douglas, Ga. 12 24 BLADDER IRRITATION WAKE YOU UP? MAKE THIS 4-DAY TEST. Take BUKETS, a green tablet that combines extract buchu and 7 other medicines. Flush sluggish kidneys. Increase daytime eli mination. Drink lots of soft wa ter. Your 50c back at any drug store if not pleased. TODAY at Campbell’s Drug Store, Nahunta, Ga. A u Jest : -of ; i All s W'H II « FA/ T I b * w h les ? « — — ! 8 £ 8 Here's to the New Year S and friends who gave R if us their loyal support S 8 during 1959. Happy S New Year to all. | Powers Furniture £ Hospital 8 S if 803 Harrell St., Waycross, Georgia * £ »*sm»»»»»»» ns»» Hit and Run Accident Hurts Jacksonville Man A Jacksonville, Fla., man suf fered head injuries as the resul. of a hit and run accident abou, .line miles east of Blac.cshear ear .y Friday night tne Georgia S-au Patrol said. The man was identified as Eir R. Hutchinson, U. S. Navy, Jack sonville, Fla. He received cues and injuries of the head. Hutchinson was carried to the Pierce County Hospital for treat ment. Sgt. G. L. Sims of the State Patrol said Hutchinson was a passenger in a car driven by WH .iam C. Ellis of Jacksonville, Fla. Strikes Car The Patrol said the car driven by Ellis struck the rear of a second auto driven by Charles Kuhn of Vero Beach, Fla., knock ing it from the road. Sgt. Sims said the Kuhn ve hicle overturned in water ‘after leaving the highway. He said Kuhn and his wife were also carried to the hospital and treat ed for shock. The Patrol said the Ellis ve hicle continued on after the acci dent and also ran into a ditch about one and a half miles from the collision. The accident occurred about 9:30 p- m. on U. S. Highway 82. Ellis was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and hit and run the Patrol said. Sgt. Sims knd Troopers W. E. Peacock and R. P. Terry investi gated the accident. Second Mishap A second accident was investi gated by the Patrol about one mile north of Blackshear on Ga. Highway 121 about 8:30 p. m. Friday. Troopers said a car driven by James Harold Smith of Rt. 1, Bristol left the road on the left side striking two parked vehicles about 24 feet from the roadway. Smith was charged with driv ing under the influence of alcohol according to the report. The ac cident was investigated by Troop ers Terry and Peacock. Washington crossed the Dela ware on Christmas Day in 1776. That night he attacked the Hes sians at Trenton and captured many prisoners and a large store of ammunition and foodstuffs. « «asxxxxatx sk xsax x & A i. I I AW I I U w I I ■ UK; I .Iniubr v * IHHUsBy * | I j m It was a pleasure to it serve you during the R S past year. To all our m friends we say happy V New Year. 9 « Elliston | ; Drug Store £ Waycross, Georgia Roy Todd on All-Star B' Grid Team Roy Todd, outstanding guard on the 1959 Patterson High foot ball team, has been named to the Class B. All-State football team by The Atlanta Journal and Con stitution. The announcement was made in the Sunday, Dec. 20, issue. Todd, a five-foot-nine, 160- pound senior, was one of 22 play ers given a place of honor in the annual statewide first team selection. Lucius Yeomans, a junior full back on the Patterson team, re ceived honorable mention for having been one of the main sparks in the Patterson attacks during the 1959 season. The Atlanta newspapers Label ed Todd “quick, aggressive.” The two words summarize the performances which young Todd gave during an impressive sea son which saw Jack Perry’s Eagles win five, lose two, and tie three games. Beginning with the season’s first game, Todd was outstanding defensively and continued to so perform. Patterson’s ten oppo nents managed to score a total of only 69 points while the Eagles accumulated a total of 129 points. Except for Patterson’s upset ting 44-0 loss to Quitman, the Eagles held the other nine op ponents to a total of 25 points. Five of these teams failed to score. Coach Jack Perry, his assistant, Stanley Tuten, and the Patterson Eagles are to be commended for having two young men receive places of honor in Class B foot ball. Earl Williams, student at Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N. C., and Miss Betty Williams, who teaches in Miami, arrived home Saturday to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams. TRUCK LOAD OF TIRE BARGAINS! up to 25% MORE SAFE MILEAGE from Goodyear Turnpike-Proved Tires ! ~~^FREE INSTALLMION% Xk K x A A/x. A A WCw NYLON Safety All-Weather X ^sl Ny* on Yoho Evtrl Ifi 95 SSOh m buckwiii tub«-t»pe ROCK BOTTOM PRICES W/J ON OTHER SIZES, TOO! <(<// ) — </???/ %' /KESHLI TUBE-TYPE Now! Value ■/505 J SIZE Priced* |SSSS } g 7.10 xls $20.85 ||<7? > H 4»| 7.60 xls 22.80 Wh wl TUBELESS Now Value jM SIZE Priced* Ml 7.50 x 14 $20.95 W 8 00 x 14 23,35 8.50 x 14 25J5 •plus tax and recappable tire <3J> ALL-WEATHER by GOODYEAR elO9s*^^b $ | / ” gOiB < 119 s * KI gaMdß 6.00 x 16 $ I I r H)> ’"• <l^Bs* aOlwioF 7.10 X IS » ■ All s, “ JA25* 7.60 x 15 * J » blackuall tube typt plm tax and rtcappabla Cra Wilson & Wainright Oil Co. Distributors of Sinclair Products We invite you to use our latest tire changing equipment. Phone HO 2-2721 Nahunta, Ga. only ’I 00 DOWN! To o»r friends we n send greetings for G *** * " WAppy * \ ySS ms SCHREIBER'S BOOTERY Waycross, Georgia Holiday Season Fire Safety Tips 1. Never boost a fire with kero ene or gasoline. 2 Be careful of open fire places and heaters, especially portable heaters. 3. Caution children to keep a >afe distance from fire, so their clothing will not catch fire. 4. Use only electric lighting sets for Christmas tree lights. Purdom's TV Appliance Service Expert service on radios, televisions, electric ranges, water heaters, water pumps, portable electric heat ers, irons, percolators and many other electrical ap pliances. Located in the Highsmith Building next door to Strickland Plumbing Co. Albert Purdom Day Phone 2-3788 Night Phone 2-3328 Waycross Livestock Market SOUTHEAST GEORGIA’S LEADING LIVESTOCK MARKET HONEST WEIGHTS AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. Sales on Monday, Dec. 21, totaled $18,933.52, with 881 hogs and 68 head of cattle offered. Regular No. 1 hogs sold at $12.17; Light No. Fs at $12.43; No. 2’s at $12.25; special No. 1 hogs brought sl2 55. Calves sold up to $20.25; steers and heifers at $20.50; cows $17.00; bulls $19.00. With the spirit of Christmas ap proaching, volume was off somewhat. For pick-up or contact for sales please call Woodrow Wainright Phone HO 2-3471 Nahunta, Georgia. Waycross Livestock Market L. C. Pruitt, W. H. Inman and O. A. Thompson, Operators and Managers <^4l s\W 7 11^ A * (B > *FI hIK s "• 5 P 1 9 li r I n*jL tj . ' 17^ t; x\y»V ffj \Jk\ L IaO 4^^ xlaly CHURCHWELL'S A Good Place to Trade Waycross, Georgia (Never use candles.) Inspect every socket and wire to be sure that the set is in good condition. Turn current on and off by a switch five or more feet from the tree. 5. Don’t leave the tree lights burning when no one is in the house. 6. When the gifts have been opened, remove the wrappings from the house.