The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, May 18, 1961, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextBrantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday. May 18, 1961 AMERICAN DAIRY INDUSTRY Sales of over 124 billion pounds of milk in the United States brought cash receipts of more than $4% billion in 1959, ac cording to John Conner, Exten- HARRIS GROCERY Friday and Saturday Specials Make It a Habit to Trade with Harris BAMA GRAPE JELLY 18 OZ. SIZE 39c GRADE “A” FRYERS lb 29c CAULEY’S SMOKED HAM WHOLE OR HALF lb 49c RIB AND BRISKET STEW LB 39c EASTER LILY FLOUR 25 LB BAG $1.99 Round STEAK lb 89c HARRIS GROCERY W. B. “Bill” Harris, Owner Phone HO 2-2475 Nahunta, Ga. First Line Goodrich TIRE SALE 670-15” Tubeless $16.95 670-15” White Tubeless 11 9 - 95 670-15” White $16.95 Plus tax and retreadable tire. Other sizes reasonable Texaco Service Center W. C. LONG Highway 301 N. Phone HO 2-3899 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. Roy's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Lyons sion dairy marketing specialist of the University of Georgia College of Agriculture. He said this ac counts for almost 14 percent of the total farm income in the country. DIXIE CRYSTAL SUGAR 10 lbs $1.19 PLASTIC WASTE BASKET 44 QT SIZE $1.98 BLUE RIBBON NAPKINS BOX OF 80 14C BANANAS LB 10t PORK CHOPS lb 49c CABBAGE LB 5c IT ALL BALANCES OUT! Training, work and the desire can be balanced and molded to make a great future. 1961 Proceedings of Brantley County Commissioners Proceedings of the County Commissioners meeting held May 2, 1961. The Commissioners of Road and Revenue of Brantley County met in regular session Tuesday, May 2, 1961, with all members present. First order of business was re ceiving the Forest Ranger of Brantley County and all members of the Forestry Board of said County and hearing their request for the County Commissioners to approve the Forestry Budget for the next fiscal Year beginning July 1, 1961, as they had in the past years which is six hundred (600.00) dollars per month, County participation. The Chairman asked for a mo tion to adopt the budget as re quested. The motion was made, seconded and unanimously a dopted by the Board. Second or der of business was executing a county contract with the State Highway Department to erect a concrete bridge over the Buffalo Creek on the Lulaton to Hickox road to replace the old wooden bridge known as the Joe Knox bridge. Construction of this bridge will begin in the next few weeks and should be completed early this summer. Paving of certain streets in Nahunta was also discussed at the meeting, and it was brought out by the chairman that this work 'would be done this summer as the county has al ready received a county contract from the Highway Department to do this work. With no other resolutions or orders to adopt they ordered the following bills paid for the Month of April: Road Dept. Arthur Altman, 152.95, Sal.; Ellis Altman, 178.94, Sal.; J. M. Chancey, 154.35, Sal.; Perry Crews, 227.44, Sal.; Ira C. Harris, 189.54, Sal.; Weita Her rin, 144.70, Sal.; Gillis Hickox, 144.65, Sal.; Alex B. Lee, 134.50, Sal.; John H. Mercer, 166.45, Sal.; Virgie R. Murray, 191.75, Sal.; Mitchell Hulett, 182.25, Sal.; Fred Willis, 188.64, Sal.; Woodrow Wil son, 169.24, Sal. (General Govt.) R. C. Harrell Jr., 16.00, Sal.; R B. Brooker, 1805, Sal.; Silas D. Lee, 30.00, Sal.; Louis Prescott, 18.05, Sal.; Major Riggins, 30.00, Sal.; C. Winton Adams, 38.05, Sal.; John M. Wilson, 86.25, Sal.; Archie A. Johns, 80.00, Sal., S. E. Blount, 97.00, Sal. (Superior Court) Cecil M. Roddenberry, 47.00, Sal.; Dewey Hayes, 63.34, Sal.; W. J- Summerall, 46.00, Sal. (Extention Dept.) George A. Loyd, 209.13, Sal.; Virginia N. Raulerson, 121.37, Sal. (Health Dept.) Alvin M. Powell, 12.00, Travel; Elvin F. Cooper, 105.57, Sal. & Travel; Rebecca D. Grin er, 330.09, Sal., Travel and Contg Fund; Dr. E. A. Moody, 30.00, Sal.; Dr. R. R. Kramer, 15.00, Dental Clinic; Edna J. Kramer, 5.00, Dental Clinic; Dr. Hart S. Odum, 62.00, Travel; Charlotte O. Wilson, 183.40, Sal. (Welfare Department Budget 546.59) Mrs. Barney Harris, 10.00, Pauper; Robert R. Riggins, 10.00, Pauper; (Forestry Dept.) Georgia Fores try Commission, 600.00, Budget; (Invoices Paid) J. W. Crews, 144- 31, Service Rendered; D. F. Her rin 44.00. Stamps and Service; J. W. Brooker, 43,77, Supplies; Brantley Gas & Appliance Co., 50.33, Fuel; Murray’s Farm and Garden Store, 3.15, Fertilizer; Marshall & Bruice Co., 8.53, Of fice Supplies; The Brantley En terprise, 25.25, Adv. & Supplies; Waycross Battery & Elect. Co., 30.44, Repairs; Carlton Company, 30.35, Parts; C. S. Kizer, 43.00; In quest; Willie King, County Com missioners Association, 50.00, Dues; Ed. Waterhouse Business Forms Co., 152.20, Office Supplies; Bennett Bros., 8.93. Office Sup plies; Standard Oil Company, 263.05, Gas & Fuel; City of Na hunta, 24.50, Water Bill; R. E. A. Corp., $2.00. Caution Light; Mer cer Wooten Co., 12.53, Janitor Supplies; Professional Insurance Company. 99.65, Ins.; Dr. E. A. Moody, 22.00, Treating Prisoners & Inquest; Brantley Telephone Company Inc., 113.09, Phones & Calls; David S. Page, 15.00, Sur veying Street in Hortense; Wil son-Wainright Oil Co., 187.37, Oil & Greases; Getz Exterminator Co., 5.00. Spraying Jail; R C. Harrell Jr., 1.80, Parts; J. W. Eldridge. 32.00, Registrar; A. M Griffin, 40.00, Registrar; Wilsons Garage, 538.35. Repairs; DePrat ter Service Station, 25.10. Repairs; Cotton State Life and Health In surance Co., 15.55, Ins.; Georgia Hospital and Health Association. 229.05, Insurance; Director of In ternal Revenue, 2000, for J. M. Chancey; Georgia Power Co., 41.- 34, Power, Courthouse, & Health; Floy Concrete. 127.50, concrete: for a total expenditures of $7,484 13 for the Month of April. John M. Wilson Dr. Charl's H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 USE FARM MACHINERY TO BEST ADVANTAGE One means of reducing costs and possibly increasing net farm income is making fuller use of of farm machinery and equip ment, according to Cecil Smith, Extension economist-farm man agement, at the University of Georgia College of Agriculture. If all other aspects of the pro duction process aren’t consider ed along with machinery use, adverse economic effects may result, Mr. Smith said. For in stance, the operating capital a vailable for insect control and other required practices should be considered carefully in deter mining the scope of the opera tion. Mww v We're Proud Tills community is proud of you and we join your family and friends in ex pressing best wishes in all future endeavors. We hope you will find happiness In whatever you may do. A I Mr. and Mrs. / J. Walter Crews ARE STANDING f ON A I NEW FRONTIER 1 “fSS ^rr TAKE A GIANT STEP! You, and your State of Georgia, are standing on a “new frontier” in both national and worldwide trade! Seize this moment in time ... the dawning era of the sixties ... join hands in a statewide dedication of citizens to provide greater economic gains and benefits for every section of our State. One giant step in this direction will be the Governor’s Conference on Trade and Commerce in Atlanta, May 21st through 23rd. It represents a unique, all out, effort to stimulate a rapid expansion of the economy of the State of Georgia. Already, more than fifty spon soring organizations have volunteered their time and their capabilities for the task ahead. It is a true indication of progress when the citizens of a state, from the Governor himself to the local leaders in the smallest towns, take the time to meet with experts in various indus tries ... to learn from them ... and to have them learn of our great industrial and agricul tural resources. You, too, can take a giant step! Ask what you can do for Georgia! Support and encourage your’ state and local leaders in government and business in their efforts to tell “The Georgia Story” its tremendous growth potential—to the nation and to the world. And when you travel anywhere ... be a “traveling salesman” for Georgia! Yes, Citizens of Georgia, you can take a giant step! Georgia Department of Commerce YOU... Grocery Specials Friday and Saturday, May 19 and 20 5 POUNDS DIXIE LILY GRITS 25c 10 pounds sos long Grain RICE 99c 3" a. Swift's Jewel Shortening 69c LUZIANNE TEA BAGS —29 c GOOD HOPE MILK > —39 c 10-OZ. JAR Bailey's Supreme Instant Coffee $1.49 (Plus 6-oz. Jar FREE) BLUE PLATE MAYONNAISE «• 49c 20-OZ. JAR Blue Plate Strawberry Preserves 42c POWHATAN PEACHES no 21 can 19c HAMS BROOKS COUNTY WHOLE OR HALF LB. 45c CAULEY'S PORK CHOPS ~~ 49< FRESH DRESSED FRYERS -29 c Quantity Limited FREE dinnerware and kitchenware with your purchases. Phone HO 2-2561 Morgan Grocery Jack Minter, Director 100 State Capitol ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA Nahunta, Ga.