The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, September 19, 1963, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterpriye, Nahunta, G«., Thursday, Sept. It, 1963 IRRIGATION OF COTTON Irrigation may still be helpful for cotton, especially in North and Middle Georgia. If cotton is beginning to show wilt during the hottest part of the day, the crop needs to be watered. If CLOSE OUT SALE MEN'S DRESS PANTS Regular $6.95 and $7.95 Now Going for $4 Pair Sizes 29 to 38 A. B. BROOKER & SON Nahunta, Georgia I FRIDAY and SATURDAY I I GROCERY SPECIALS I I Make It a Habit to Trade with Harris I Grade A I FRYERS I Pound 25c Chuck Beef I ROAST I Pound 49c BORDEN'S I MILK 13 Tall Cans 39* M Red A White - 26 Ox. I SALT W With 2 Oxs. Black Pepper I 25* WINTER GARDEN Apple and Cherry I PIES I Each 35* KRAFT SALAD I DRESSING I Quart 49* Wainright's Pure I LARD 145 Lb, Can $ 3” QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I HARRIS GROCERY I W. B. “Bill” Harris, Owner Phone HO 2-2475 Nahunta, Ga. Step up to the joy of total-electric living This year switch to clean Flameless •••••••••••• Electric Heat Only electric house heating is flameless. This is important. It means no fuel grime to coat pic tures. walls or draperies. You’ll find your home stays white-hand kerchief clean when you heat the modern flameless electric way. What’s more, electric heat frees you from the annoyance water isn’t applied, according to Extension Engineer Willis E. Huston, the plants will begin to shed small bolls and squares. Best way to carve a tombstone is to chisel in traffic. Rib and Brisket STEW BEEF I Pound 29c | Cauley's Special Smoked SAUSAGE I Pound 39* I FLOUR I 5 Pounds 49c I MORTON CREAM ? PIES I Chocolate, Coconut, Lemon Each 39* I MONOGRAM RICE I 3 Pounds 35* | Slicing TOMATOES I 2 Pounds 29c I LETTUCE I Large Head 19‘ I GEORGIA POWER COMPANY < J ’ o,<u •* tcrx •*▼« GO TOTAL ELECTRIC... FOR LESS A al: hnw we can vau uv to SISO toward wiring your home. Want Ads GIGANTIC BACK TO SCHOOL PIANO SALE New Spinets & Consoles Factory Rebuilt, Used and Practice Pianos. LOWEST PRICES - EASIEST TERMS. If you can’t come in, Phone or Write for Details. TAYLOR PI ANO STORE, 910 S. Peterson Ave., Douglas, Ga. 10-3 Top quality Coastal Bermuda hay for sale. Howard L. Davis, Route 1, Waynesville, Ga. 10-31 CHEVROLET FOR SALE 1955 Chevrolet for salt, sedan, has radio and heater. Vernon Strickland, phone HO 2-3306, Na hunta, Ga. 9-19. FISHING TACKLE BARGAINS All fishing tackle still half price. Come and get it. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 9-19. FORD FALCON FOR SALE 1962 Ford Falcon for sale. Fordor sedan, radio, heater, au tomatic transmission. Reasonable price. Call Andrew Johns, Phone HO 2-3062, Nahunta, Ga. 9-19. COTTON FARMER FINDS SOIL TEST PAYS DIVIDENDS Bleckley County cotton grower R G. Smith has proved to himself that a soil test is a good guide for proper cotton fertilization. Mr. Smith attended a cotton pro duction meeting arranged by County Agent Charlton Lawson to bring him self up to date on latest recommen dations because he knew that good fertilizer usage should be tied in with other recommended practices. Mr. Smith averaged 779 pounds of lint cotton per acre on his 34- acre allotment last year, and he feels that a good liming and fertilization program will really pay off when a grower follows other sound produc tion practices. Mr. Smith corrected his soil acid ity by applying limestone early in 1962. When he planted his cotton he put down 600 pounds per acre of a 5-10-15 fertilizer and followed this with a side dressing of 82 pounds of nitrogen per acre. He planted 18 pounds per acre of certified acid delinted cotton seed in 36-inch rows and did not thin the stand. He made 12 applications of insecticides to control insects. Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 HIESEMPTIIiy l SERIHE , Ernest Knight DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry St Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ga of cold drafts and hot blasts. And never has electric heating been so low in price to our cus tomers. Ask us how our low total-electric rate can mean sub stantial savings for you. Make this the year you step up to the joy of total-electric living. You’ll wonder why you waited. HAY FOR SALE TV Schedule WXGA Channel 8, Waycross Monday, September 23 6:30 — "What’s New,” Max Mo rath talks about chuckwagons on ‘Cowboy’s West"; radioactivity is explored on "Big Ideas"; Dr. Mer rick continues with his canine friends in “Know Your Dog”. 7:00 — “Growing South.” "Big M” — Ralph Johnson, Extension Agronomist. 7:30 — “Time To Dance” “Great Performance in Dance" -a program presenting rare film clips of out standing dancers. 8:00 — "The World America Faces” “Can We Deal with Russia over Berlin?” Various answers to this question will be examined on this week’s program. 8:30 — “Oxford” A program show ing Oxford, the British university town, in all its aspects as it traces the city from medieval days through the present. 9.30 — “Yesterday's Worlds” “The Heretic King” -a report on an Egyptian king who tried to re-direct the Egyptian belief of life after death. 10:00 — “Nutcracker Suite Bal let” A presentation of the Austin Ballet Society. Tuesday, September 24, 1963 6:30 — “What’s New.” A contin uation of “Cowboy’s West”; “Big Ideas”; "Know Your Dog.” 7:00 — “Growing South.” “Aquat ic Insects” - Dr. J. J. Paul, Ento mologist, University of Georgia. 7:30 — “Red Letter Days.” A program illustrating the sport o f hunting in colorful locales from Nova Scotia to Florida 8:00 — "Crossroads of the World.” A program examining the “Impact of the West,” from Napoleon’s early investigation of Egypt to modern technology in the establishment of the state of Israel. 8:30 — “What in the World.” Dur ing this archaeology quiz game, panelists try to determine where ob jects from various museums were made, when, by whom, and how they were used. 9:00 — “Tempest in a Test Tube.” An informative series about chem istry designed especially for young people. 9:30 — “About Ceramics.” A fascinating series exploring the art or ceramics and featuring Earl Mc- Cutchen, University of Georgia Art Department, as artist and teacher. 10:00 — “The Seekers.” “A Time for Hope” - the insidious and crip pling disease known as arthritis is examined in this program. Wednesday, September 25, 1963 6:30 — “What’s New.” A continu ation of "Cowboy's West”; "Big Ideas”; “Know Your Dog.” 7:00 — “Growing South.” “Nema todes and Disease" Dr. William Powell, Plant Pathologist. 7:30 — “Picture Window on Fam ily Recreation." A review of the Georgia-Alabama football game and preview of the up-coming game. Host is Coach “Red” Lawson. 8:00 — “University News.” Cur rent happenings at the University of Georgia. 8:15 — “Canadian Travel Series.” ‘‘Arctic Fishing” - an eye-opening demonstration of fishing at its best at Ungava Bay, 1000 miles north of Montreal. 8:30 — "The Open Mind.” “Crit ics in the Theatre” - what promises to be the battle of the century will take place on “The Open Mind” when Broadway producers hold a showdown with theatrical critics. 9:30 — "Searchlight on Delinquen cy.” “Who Are the Delinquents?”— a series regarding the many myths and false notions surrounding delin quency. 10:00 — "The Planet Earth.” "Magnetic Force” -a program illus trating how comprehension of the earth's magnetic force gives man a better understanding of the far reach es of the universe. Thursday, September 26, 1963 6:30 — "What’s New.” A con- tinuation of “Cowboy's West”; “Big Ideas”; "Know Your Dog.” 7.00 — “Growing South." “Pests in our Forests” - B. G. Murray, Ex tension Forester. 7:30 — "Great Music.” A program of music chosen from brilliant sym phonic, operatic, and popular works featuring Saramae Endich and Rich ard Tucker as guest soloists. 8:30 — "Writers of Today.” Agnes de Mille, dancer, choreographer, and author, is interviewed by host Ed ward Weeks. 9:00 — “Life of the Molds." A un ique story on the life of the molds and how they are are constructively used in the preparation of import ant foods and medicines. 9:30 — “In My Opinion.” A report on research progress at the Univer sity of Georgia. 10:00 — “Musicale.” Louise Cham bers. soprano, is guest artist. Final program in the series. Friday, September 27, 1963 6:30 — "What’s New.” A contin nation of “Cowboy's West;” “Big Ideas;” "Know Your Dog.” 7:00 — "Growing South." “Freez ing Beef" - Miss Nelle Thrash. Ex tension Food preservation Specialist 7:30 — "Driver Education." "Ped estrians and Cyclists” -a program analyzing types of pedestrian fatal ities and ways of avoiding them 8:00 — “Four Families.” Dr. Mar garet Mead, noted authority on anth ropology. takes viewers to Canada. Japan. India, and France for a visit with a typical family in each coun try. 9:00 — “Play of the Week." "Uncle Harry" —a supenseful and whimsi cal story of a kindly and benevolent old gentleman who has murder on his mind. The play features an all star cast with Ray Walston brill iant y portraying the title role. LEGAL NOTICES Georgia, Brnatley County By virtue of an order of the Ordinary of said county dated September 3, 1963, there will be sold at public outcry before the Courthouse door in said county on the first Tuesday in October, 1963, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest and best bid der for cash, all of the real pro perty of the Mollie Strickland Highsmith Estate. This sale will continue from day to day between the same hours at the same place until all of said property is sold. This 2nd day of September, 1963. |s| C. Norman Strickland, Administrator J. Robert Smith P. O. Box 361 Blackshear, Ga. Attny. For Estate 9-26 GEORGIA, Brantley County To All Whom It May Concern: You are notified to render an account to the undersigned of your demands against the Estate of Doras C. Mock, Deceased, or lose priority as to your claim, and those indebted to said Estate make payment to me. This the 3rd day of Septem ber, 1963. |s| T. B. Mock, Executor Doras C. Mock Estate J. Robert Smith Attorney For Estate P. O. Box 361 Blackshear, Ga. 9 26. Clarice Herrin, Administratrix of Stella O. Herrin Estate, having filed her petition for discharge, this is to cite all persons concern ed to show cause, if any they can, why said Administratrix should not be discharged, and receive Letters of Dismission on October 7, 1963. Is! Claude A. Smith, Ordinary Brantley County, Georgia. J. Robert Smith P. O. Box 361 Blackshear, Ga. Attny For Estate 10-3 Georgia, Brantley County TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The City of Nahunta, will re ceive bids for the installation of an eight inch well for the use of the City’s water system after thirty days. Bidders may obtain specifica tions, and requirements from the City Clerk. This 10th day of Sept. 1963. The City of Nahunta By: T. E. Raulerson, Mayor 10-3. I I IndßTn GROCERY SPK|AIS I I f I Get More For Your Money At Morgan's \l\ STORK Ji] VJF'/ Friday & Saturday, September 20 & 21 I I BLUE PLATE GREEN GIANT I FAB Mayonnaise CORN I I Giant Size 69* Pint 25* 303 Can 15* I I Powhatan Peaches No. 21 Can 23< | Snowdrift 3 Lb. Can 49c I I SILVER COW MILK 3 Cans 39* I I STOKELY'S CATSUP, 14 Ounces 15* I I Nabisco Vanilla Wafers 12 Ounces 29* I I Maxwell House Coffee Pound Can 59* I I Shawnee Flour 5 Lb. Bag 59* I I Pocahantas Pork & Beans No. 2 1 A Can 2 for 35* I I Riceland Long Grain Rice 3 Lb. Bag 39* I I Blackburn (Special) Syrup Half-Gallon 45* I I Dubuque Temt 12 Ounces 35* I I Charmin Napkins, 80 Count 2 for 25* I I Charmin Tissue 4 Rolls 33* I I Nifty Notebook Paper 400 Count 59* I FRESH CAULEY'S GOOD WHITE I FRYERS PICNICS BACON | I Pound 25* Pound 33* Pound 29* I QUANTITY LIMITED I Morgan Grocery I Phone HO 2-2561 Nahunta, Ga. Nahunta Riding Club To Hold Working The Brantley County Riding Club will meet at the old stock yard Sat urday, Sept. 21, for a working, to prepare for the horse show which is to be at a later date. All members of the Riding Club are urged to be present with tools for making the equipment for the horse show. The total area of Georgia is 37,680,640 acres. According to Ex tension Service foresters, 25,772,200 acres of the state are in forests. Gulf Service Station Under New Management 1 am now operator of the Gulf Service Station at Five Points in Nahunta and invite the patronage of all Brantley County people as well as the tourist trade. Come by to see me. I will greatly appreciate your patronage. Irven J. Crews Phone HO 2-3663, Nahunta, Ga. INGLE GROCERY SPECIALS HICKOX, GEORGIA THE MONEY YOU SAVE WILL JINGLE IF YOU ALWAYS TRADE WITH INGLE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL NINE JIM DANDY GRITS, 5 Pounds 29c GEORGIA RED TOMATOES, 2 Cans 25c SACCHARIN TABLETS, 1000 Whole Grain .. $1.09 MARGARINE, Pound 19c ICE CREAM, Half-Gallon 59c BOND'S DILL PICKLES, Quart 19c SWEET POTATOES, 10c Lb., Bushel $3.50 TEMT LUNCHEON MEAT, Can 35c ASTOR SALT, 3 Boxes 25c BLUE PLATE MAYONNAISE, Quart 45c BLACKBURN SYRUP, Half-Gallon 49c IVORY LIQUID, Giant Size 59c MILK, Your Choice, 3 Cans 39c MACKERAL, Tall Cans, Each 15c TOBI TOILET TISSUE, 4 Rolls 29c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING, 3 Pounds 59c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Pound Can .... 69c PORK CHOPS, Pound 49c Cauley's Cured HAMS, Half or Whole, Pound .. 49c FRESH FRYERS, Pound 29c WAINRIGHT SMOKED SAUSAGE Political Announcements This is to announce that I am a candidate for mayor of Nahun ta, subject to the election of Wednesday, Oct. 2. I ask your support and influence in getting elected. If I am elected, I promise that I will carry out the duties of the office to the best of my ability. Yours sincerely, Alvin Jacobs.