The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, September 08, 1960, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextBrantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, September S, 1960 Big SALE Continues At Moody Bros. Furniture Co. We wish to thank everyone for the won derful reception given our sale, making it the finest we ever held. Our Specials Will Continue on thru September. We expect another shipment of plat form rockers to come in this week. 2 for >39.95 Moody Bros. Furniture Co. Phone HO 2-2185 Nahunta, Ga. IRRIGATION DANGERS Increasing use of irrigation has also increased fatalities from electrocution, warn engineers with the Agricultural Extension Service, University of Georgia College of Agriculture. Precau tions they suggest include: (1) FAN SALE End of Season Specials 20-inch Reversible Window Fan .. $29.95 10-inch Oscillating Fan 9.95 12-inch 3-speed Hassock Fan 14.95 10 inch Non-oscillating Fan 5.95 8-inch Non-oscillating Fan 2.95 1% H. P. Air-conditioner 149.95 WESTERN AUTO STORE W. B. Harris, Proprietor Nahunta, Georgia Now-V-8 power is standard! Now you can buy light and medium-duty International Thicks — get V-8 engines as standard equipment. These are the truck-designed V-B’s you’ve probably heard about They give you remarkable gas economy along with speed, and hauling power. Save on first cost now. Get the truck that’ll be worth more when you sell it. Come in today! See us about trucM»...we know! WILSON'S GARAGE Phone HO 2-2721 ■ UHL WORLD’S MOST COMPLETE LINE Never allow portable pipe to come in contact with electrical power lines; (2) Never allow wa ter from a sprinkler irrigation system to contact power lines: (3) Prevent water from collecting near pump; (4) Keep pump mo tors repaired. INTERNATIONAL /TRUCKS Nahunta, Ga. Want Ads ATTENTION PARENTS Select yur child’s piano NOW during our big September sale. New pianos, used pianos, rebuilt and practice pianos. Famous makes included. Largest stock- Lowest prices-Easiest terms. Come in or call TAYLOR PIANO STORE, 910 S. Peterson Ave., Phone EV 4-2477, Douglas, Ga. 9-29. FOR SALE Six-room house for sale on two-acre lot in Nahunta; also, one acre land on lot No. 364 five miles from Nahunta. Contact J. O. Hallman, Blackshear, Ga. phone HI 9-4286. 9-22 WANTED — YOUNG, AMBITI OUS MAN 25 TO 40 TO OPER ATE WATKINS ROUTE IN THIS AREA. EARN SIOO.OO TO $150.- 00 PER WEEK MAY BE YOU CAN QUALIFY. WRITE WAT KINS 659 WEST PEACHTREE ST. N. E., ATLANTA 8, GA. 9-22 BUYING TIRES? See Ben Jones before you buy. Insist on an all-road hazard guarantee. The price is always right at Ben’s Bay Service. 9-8. FOREST FIRE CONTROL Machinery, drowning, firearms and falls are the leading causes of deaths on farmland and arbund farm buildings, according to G. I. Johnson, engineer for the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service. Georgia is the fourth ranking state in the nation in lumber pro duction with approximately one and one-half billion feet per year, reports C. Dorsey Dyer, Extension Service forester. One woman said, “I know what is going to be in the Enterprise each week but I subscribe to see if you get the news right.” Well, anyway she is a loyal subscriber and that’s what counts on our mailing list. Dust and spray insecticides give equal results in poisoning cotton insects when equal coverage of plants is obtained. Sprays give better coverage under windy con ditions, advises D. L. Branyon, Extension agronomist. When cotton is harvested be fore a killing frost, plants should be destroyed to prevent second growth, which is a feeding and breeding place for insects, warns D. L. Branyon, cotton agronomist for the Agricultural Extension Service. lof TMUTM WANT ADS-* t ) LITTLE WANT ADS i SAFE AT HOME/ JI f r \ *Ay . v—। MPorr ftoa lame aumtitik of 6M-g ■ OUNI —ONLY fNOUOH KM AMMCPIATJE U ■ num. Amp kuf rr m tm aaraw m I ■ OOTKlueWv- * A CAFFY can/ I fIN W$ Births Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Harris of the Raybon community announce the birth of twins, a boy and a girl, bom Tuesday, Aug. 30, at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Jesup. The boy weighed six pounds 14 ounces and the girl weighed six pounds 13 and one half ounces. The twins have been named Benny Ray and Patsy Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Ward R. Lee an nounce the birth of a baby girl born Aug. 15 at Pensacola. The baby weighed six pounds nine ounces and has been named Lisa Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hendrix an nounce the arrival of a baby boy, bom on Tuesday, Sept. 6 in Me morial Hospital in Waycross. He weighed six pounds and fourteen ounces. Why go to the trouble to hunt up your neighbor’s county paper to read it? Why not have your home weekly newspaper come to you each week so that the entire family can read it? STATE SENATOR He Will Represent ALL the People PEARS WANTED We are paying best prices ever! Contact Braswell Food Co., Statesboro, Ga. Phone POplar 4-5671 A RECORD OF BROKEN PROMISES AN EMPLOYEE WHO COMES TO WORK ABOUT HALF THE TIME * REPRESENTATIVE WHO WANTS TO SERVE ONLY THE SFI FCT you can afford.... TO VOTE FOR A FULL TIME EMPLOYEE, FULL TIME REPRESENTIVE (■creased Tobacco Allotment, Industrial Development ^iopment of^ Altamaha, and St Marys River Basins and the Brunswick Port;—Medical and Hospital Care for the Aeed* Md to the Schools WITHOUT Federal intervention. ' you can afford.... TO VOTE FOR- WORK FOR- AND ELECT RONALD ADAMS Mr. E. J. Lewis is very ill in Memorial Hospital in Waycross. Visitors with Mrs. Alice High smith over the weekend were Mr. John Highsmith and family of Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Braddock, Jacksonville; Mrs. Rany M. Brown of Belle Glade, Fla., and Mrs Betty Williams, New York City. Army M Sgt. Bennie Johns, re cently arrived in Germany and is now a member of the 95th Med ical Company. Johns, first ser geant in the company in Wert heim, entered the Army in 1939- The son of Mrs. Lola R. Johns, Nahunta, he is a graduate of Ho boken High School. The Nahunta High School Par ent-Teachers Association will meet at the schoolhouse Monday night, Sept. 12, at 8:00 o’clock, it is announced by the president, Mrs. J. T. Royster. Georgia now leads the nation in the number of electrically heated commercial buildings. HELP ELECT W. C. LONG Personals YOUR CONGRESSMAN IN THE SEPTEMBER 14TH PRIMARY One of the areas most often neglected in the compact homes of today is a place to plan, ana keep records, states Miss Doris Oglesby, housing-equipment spec ialist, Agricultural Extension Service. TIRES Recapped and New Prices Very Reasonable Texaco Service Center W. C. Long, Proprietor Phone HO 2-3899 ' Nahunta, Ga. Waycross Livestock Market SOUTHEAST GEORGIA’S LEADING LIVESTOCK MARKET HONEST WEIGHTS AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. 550 head of hogs and 95 head of cattle were sold this week for a total of $18,913.85. Regular No. 1 hogs 16.19; light No. I’s 16.29; No. 2’s 16.20; No. 3’s 15.55; No. 4’s 15.60; No. s’s 15.71. Feeder pigs sold up to $21.25. Calves sold up to $20.25; steers and heifers up to $19.90; cows $16.80. 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 you •.. - CANNOT AFFORD TO VOTE FOR Delay is the thief of time it is easy to put off subscribing to your weekly newspaper, the Brantley Enterprise, but it i s also easy to “DO IT NOW.”