The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, June 22, 1961, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBrantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, June 22, 1961 HARRIS GROCERY Friday and Saturday Specials Make It a Habit to Trade with Harris GRADE “A” FRYERS POUND 25c Fresh Ground All Meat HAMBURGER 2 POUNDS 98c Round or Sirloin STEAK POUND 79c CELERY STALK IOC BLACKBURN SYRUP No. 5 Jar 49C Charmer TEA Large 7 Oz. Glass 49c HARRIS GROCERY W. B. “Bill” Harris, Owner Phone HO 2-2475 Nahunta, Ga. 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. Woman Worker Wanted Middle-aged woman, not afraid of work, to work in kitchen. Good working conditions. S3O per week plus room. Write to J & S Park Restaurant Route 1, Box 152 Okeechobee, Fla. First Line Goodrich TIRE SALE 670-15” Tubeless $16.95 670-15” White Tubeless $19.95 670-15” White $16.95 Plus tax and retreadable tire. Other sizes reasonable Texaco Service Center W. C LONG Highway 301 N. Phone HO 2-3899 Nahunta TV Center Radio and TV Repairs Plumbing and Repairs Electrical Wiring and Repairs. Contracting on All Wiring and Plumbing. Prompt Service. Reasonable Prices. Nahunta TV Center Phone HO 2-3544 Nahunta, Ga. Subscribe to Your Home Newspaper The Brantley Enterprise FOUR ROSES FLOUR 25 Pound Bag $1.79 Chuck Shoulder or RIB ROAST POUND 49c HUNT’S TOMATO CATSUP 14 OUNCES 19c SUPER SUDS GIANT SIZE 59c BRIQUETS CHARCOAL 10 Pound Bag 69c BANANAS POUND 10c Want Ads Sewing Mechine for Sale For Sale, one International electric sewing machine, slightly used, cheap for cash. Terms can be arranged. Moody Bros. Furni ture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 7-6. FOR SALE 1955 Ford station wagon. Pow er steering, power brakes and •automatic transmission. New paint, clean. S4OO. Lee Broome, Broome Service Center, Black shear, Ga. Phone HI 9-5941. 6-22 PIANOS JUNE WAREHOUSE CLEAR ANCE, PIANOS — 2 practice pianos, each $79.50; 2 practice pianos, each $119.00; 1 Spinet piano (mahagony), $369.00; 1 Baldwin 2 manual organ, $795.00, ideal for home or church. Save, save, SAVE on many, many other bargains in new, used and rebuilt pianos. Easiest terms. TAYLOR PIANO STORE, Doug las, Ga. 6-22 FOR SALE 1951 Ford, 2-door, black. Good Condition. $175. Lee Broome, Broome Service Center, Black shear, Ga. Phone HI 9-5941. 6-22 Nahunta Jaycees Held Fish Fry The Brantley County Jaycees Initiated their new club year with a fish fry recently, inviting Jaycees from the surrounding area to attend. Ed Garden, President of the Eighth District Jaycees from Adel was present. Harry Merck, President of the Waycross Jay cees, and a group of Waycross Jaycees attended the fish fry. John Baldwin, President of the St. Simons Jayces and a group from St. Simons were present. Several members of the Black shear Jaycees also attended the fry. The fish fry was held at Smith’s fish camp. Keith Strickland is president of the Brantley County Jaycees. H. D. Overman Is Name of Nahunta Methodist Pastor The name of the new Methodist pastor at Nahunta is H. D- Over man instead of H. C. Overton as stated in last week’s paper. Rev. Overman has arrived in Nahunta and Mrs. Overman will arrive in a few days. The new Methodist pastor will preach every Sunday at Nahunta at 11:- 00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. He will also preach at Hobo ken on the first and third Sun day at 3:00 P. M. and at Pierce Chapel on the second and fourth Sundays at 3:00 P. M. Masons and Eastern Star Members Plan Supper at Park Members of the Nahunta Ma sonic Lodge and members of the Order of Eastern Star will hold a basket supper at the Lions Club Park at Patterson Friday night, June 23, it is announced by lodge secretary T. H. Purdom. The Supper will be held at 8:00 p- m. and members of the Nahunta Masonic Lodge and their wives and members of the Eastern Star and their husbands are urged to attend. PRESCIIII’TIM . SERVIfE Ernest Knight DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry St. Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ga Waitress Wanted Experienced waitress, or will be glad to teach you waitress work. sls per week with room, plus good tips. Nice working conditions. Write to J & S Park Restaurant Route 1, Box 152 Okeechobee, Fla. Larry Johns Given Birthday Party Larry Johns was honored with a birthday party by frineds and relatives at the home of Mrs. Cindy Morgan on June 12. Mrs. Lovie Wildes and Mrs. Joyce Johns were co-hostesses with Mrs. Morgan. Those attending the party were Debra Rhoden, Janis Harris, Kathy Harris, Garry Willis, Mich ael Lee, Lynn Wilson, Anna Dee Wilson, Una Wilson, Pansy Mor gan, Danny Morgan, Denise Smith, Doreen Smith, Dara Smith and Kyle Lee. Larry has been visiting rela tives in Nahunta and his grand mother, Mrs. Lovie Wildes, in Brunswick. His home is in Au gusta. Stockholders of Stabilization Group to Meet Flue-cured tobacco growers from Florida through Virginia will be attending Stabilization’s 15th Annual Stockholders Meet ing. The meeting will be held on June 30th, in Raleigh, N. C., at the Sir Walter Hotel, beginning at 10 A. M. L. T. Weeks, General Manager, and Dorsey Matthews, Director from District No. 2 (Georgia), an nounced that Horace D. Godfrey, Administrator, Commodity Stabi lization Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C., will be the principal speaker. Godfrey, a native of North Caro lina, heads USDA’s largest agency and is also Executive Vice-Presi dent of Commodity Credit Cor poration. Before assuming his present responsibilities, he was Administrative Officer of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation programs in North Carolina. Other highlights of the pro gram will be the annual reports of General Manager Weeks and President Carl T. Hicks. During the business session, there will be a confirmation of directors who were elected at the district meetings earlier this year. Directors elected were: James R. Pate, District 4 (Border Belt); W. A. Allen, District 6 (Eastern Belt); and W. H. Knight, District 9 (Old Belt of N. C.). All were elected for 3-year terms. The Trend Toward Compact Cars The latest registration figures on new cars for Georgia show that compact cars have made fur ther inroads in total registrations. Compacts through April of this year accounted for nearly 40 per cent of all new car registrations in this state. Well, that’s no great surprise, particularly to drivers, for the so called economy models are a pretty common sight. Remember back in 1955 when crowds gath ered about the little oddities? Then the petroleum industry cautioned the gasoline tax collec tors to be careful, lest they kill ed the goose that laid the gold en egg. The industry contended that as gasoline taxes went up, the sale of compacts would go up, thus cutting gasoline con sumption and obviously gasoline tax revenues. But the tax takers called this warning a scare technique which had no foundation! The latest registration figures rather prove the petroleum in dustry’s thesis. Gasoline consump tion is suffering and gasoline tax revenues are suffering. Indi cations are that the point of di minishing return is in the not-too distant future. The average annual increase in Georgia gasoline tax revenues for the last ten years has been $3.4 million. For the current fiscal year, the increase is so far only one million, with only two months to be counted! Let us be prepared. Listen for the squawks from the tax takers when that point of diminishing returns turns up! Listen, but don't heed — instead let them listen now. Let the motorist sound off against the unfair gaso line taxes, now more than 50 percent. For as the trend toward com pact cars continues to grow, so will the trend in tax revenues grow’ more compact! The three major causes of forest fires are debris burning, smokers and incendiary, accord ing to G. D. Walker, Extension forester. Posted Signs for Sale At Brantley Enterprise Friday and Saturday, June 23 and 24 Get More for Your Money at Morgan's SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 3 can 79c GOOD HOPE MILK 3 cans 39c CATSUP 20 OUNCE BOTTLE ALLEN DALE 23c LUZIANNE COFFEE 3 pound bucket $1.89 POWHATAN PEACHES no « can 20c BAILEY'S TEA 5 OUNCE GLASS 43c Blue Plate Peanut BUTTER 12 ounce glass 29c GOOD BISCUIT FLOUR 25 POUND BAG $2.10 DIXIE LILY GRITS 5 POUNDS 29c ALLEN'S GARDEN PEAS no 303 can 10c GEORGIA GREEN PEAS pound 10c IRISH POTATOES 10 pounds 39c SAUSAGE CAULEY'S RED HOT POUND 19c HAMS BROOKS COUNTY WHOLE OR HALF LB. 39c FRESH DRESSED FRYERS pound 23c Quantity Limited FREE dinnerware and kitchenware with your purchases. Phone HO 2-2561 This one takes the roof off!!! JUST OUT...SCOUT! It carries three JH passengers on a full-width front seat, has extra seating ■ on full-length rear wheel housings I It has a husky International ’ 4-cylinder Comanche engine. Optional all-wheel drive for off-road traction. Optional Travel-Top converts it into a town delivery. A whole new idea in low cost transportation! This Is the Scout, a neat and nimble pickup. Small In size, light in weight Fun to drive for ousiness or pleasure. INTERNATIONAL* TRUCKS world s most complete line! 1955 Ford station wagon. Pow er steering, power brakes and automatic transmission. New paint, clean. S4OO. Lee Broome, Broome Service Center, Black shear, Ga. Phone HI 9-5941. 6-22 Tjade at home. Grocery Specials Morgan Grocery minutes. An all-steel body hauls man size loads of cargo. 1011 Same Scout with the root off. Top is removed in min utes, to give vou 2 veh cle for any kind of activity, any kind of weather. WILSON'S CARAGE Phone HO 2-2721 FOR SALE SlnHi IS i fjJl Same Scout stripped tor action. For special duty, doors, windows lift off, windshield folds down or detaches. Something to sell? Try a want ad. Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 Nahunta, Ga. Same Scout converted ta town delivery by an op tional steel Travel-Top complete with windows and lift gate. Nahunta, Ga.