The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, November 14, 1963, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Nov. 14, 1963 I & Saturday I Grocery Specials w&W Make It a Habit to Trade with Harris Grade A I FRYERS I Pound 25c BRISKET STEW I BEEF I Pound 29* Chuck Beef I ROAST I Pound 49c GROUND I BEEF I 3 Lbs. S I.OO PORK I NECK BONES I 2 Pounds 25* FRESH PORK I HAM HOCKS I Pound 17* CLUB I STEAK I Pound 69* I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I HARRIS GROCERY I W. B. “Bill” Harris, Owner Phone HO 2-2475 Nahunta, Ga. WANT ADS BRING RESULTS "30th Anniversary Celebration" BE SURE TO ATTEND THE Annual Stockholders 1 Meeting WILL BE SERVED AT NOON S Os The Year's Activities Os SPCA Os Blackshear FLBA Os Waycross RED & WHITE DETERGENT I Large Size 25* I RED & WHITE MILK I 3 Tall Cans 35* | In Quarters — Hormel MARGARINE I Pound 19* I Red & White — 28 Ounces SALT And 2 Ounces BLACK PEPPER 25c CAMPBELL'S SOUPS Clam Chowder Tomato & Rice Chicken Gumbo & Beef Your Choice 2 For 29c Maxwell House Instant 12 Oz. Jari COFFEE I $ 1.29 I APPLES I 4 Lb. Bag 39* I Satilla PCA Os Blackshear PIERCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE BLACKSHEAR, GA., AT 10:00 A.M. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH AN OLD-FASHIONED BARBECUE REPORTS Mark NOVEMBER 19 On Your Calendar Now! BRING YOUR FAMILY AND NEIGHBORS OF THE AT THE VALUABLE PRIZES Housewives Should Report Cash Wages Paid to Employees Housewives are required by law to report cash wages paid to their employees each calendar quarter. According to 0. L. Pope, District Manager for social security in Way cross, many housewives and their employees are confused about this. Some household workers ask their employers not to take out social se curity taxes from their earnings. In some cases, they even refuse to work for a housewife who does. Pope points out that when the work er later claims social security pay ments, he must list his former em ployers. If these employers have not reported, the Social Security Administration must then contact them and require them to file re ports. The employer must then pay not only his share of the tax, but also the employee’s tax, plus penalty and interest. Pope said that all household em ployees such as cooks, maids, but lers, chauffeurs, yardmen, gardners, baby sitters, ironers, wash women, and house cleaners, who are paid cash wages of at least SSO in a calendar quarter are covered by social security and must be reported. These reports must be made to the Internal Revenue Service during the first month of each calendar quart er for wages paid in the preceding quarter. Household work on a farm is considered agricultural work. Such farm employees should not be reported on a quarterly basis, but on an annual basis along with other farm workers. Paper Charges For Making Photo Engraving The Brantley Enterprise has no facilities for making photo engrav ings and anyone wanting a picture in the paper is required to pay for having engraving made. It takes two days to send the photograph off to the engraver and get it returned for printing. Please contact the editor for prices charged for having picture engraving made. Payment for photo engraving must be made in advance. There is no charge for publishing non-commer cial photos but only for having the engraving made. Remember that no photograph can be printed without first having an engraving made, and that there is a charge by this newspaper for hav ing the engraving made. DOOR Educational Television Schedule WXGA - Channel 8 WAYCROSS, GEORGIA THURSDAY, November 14 6:30 — What’s New, Exploring Our Living World and Independ ence Adventure. 7:00 — Growing South, How Nematodes Damage Plants. 7:30 — Great Music, Frank Miller, soloist. 8:30 — Conversations with Eric Hoffer. 9:00 — Science Reporter. 9:30 — In My Opinion. 10:00 — At Issue. FRIDAY, November 15 6:30 — What’s New, Exploring Our Living World and Independ ence Adventure. 7:00 — Growing South, Camellias. 7:30 — Driver Education. 9:30 — The Story of Money. 8:30 — Underwater Holiday. 9:00 — NET Drama Festival, Freedom in September. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 6:30 What’s New — “Independ ence Advanture” and “Exploring Our World”. 7:00 Growing South — “Design ing the Public Area” - T. G. Wil liams Extension Landscape special ist. 7:30 The Surrealists — James Mc- Connell, Associate Professor of Art at Michigan State University, will host this interesting and highly en tertaining program on surrealism. Among the artists whose works are displayed are Dali, de Chirico, and Chagall. 8:00 Basic Issues Os Man — “Pe gasus Without Wings” — A program examining an artist’s freedom in ex pressing himself regardless of pub lic rejection. One in a series of pro grams produced by WGTV. 8:30 News in Perspective — A review of news events taking place during the past month concerning national and international affairs. 9:30 Georgia Football — A sixty minute session of exciting Georgia football. This week’s program fea tures official films of the Bulldogs’ gridiron battle with Auburn. TUESDAY, November 19, 6:30 What’s New — “Independ ence Adventure” and “Exploring Our World.” 7:00 Growing South — “Horticul tural Clinic.” 7:30 The Seekers — “The Nuclear Physician” University of Michigan specialists in atomic medecine ex amine the many ways in which ra dioisotopes and products of atomic energy are being used in the study and treatment of mankind. 8:00 Israel - Land of Miracles — “The Towns” — A series of pro grams dealing with the state of Is rael, its condition, its new cities, its ability to attract and to integrate people from more than one hundred different countries. 8:30 What in the World — During this archaeology quiz game, pane lists try to determine the origin, age, and use of objects from various museums. I 9:00 Appalachian Spring — Mar tha Graham and her dance group perform to Aaron Copeland’s Appal achian Spring.” The Philadelphia Orchestra provides the musical ac companiment. 9:30 Gilbert and Sullivan — “The Golden Years” — This episode in the tale of “The Immortal Jesters” covers the greatest triumphs of this famous pair. Musical excerpts from some of their greatest works are pre sented. WEDNESDAY, November 20, 6:30 What’s New — “Independ ence Adventure” and “Exploring Our Living World.” 7:00 Growing South — “Clean Acres” - James Miller, Extension Agronomist. . 7:30 Picture Window on Family Recreation — “Bulldog Review” -a review of the Georgia-Auburn foot ball game with Johnny Griffith and Coach "Red” Lawson. 8:00 University News — Current happenings at the University of Ga. 8:15 U. N. Review — A brief sum mary of the week’s activities in the United Nations. 8:30 The Open Mind — A panel of experts meet with host Eric F. Gold man for a program focused on “Jud ge J. Skelly Wright.” 9:30 Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life — Host Alan Watts answers re presentative questions about ideas on Eastern Philosophy. 10:00 Two for Physics — Dr. Pat terson Hume and Dr. Donald Ivey of the University of Toronto combine humor with hard facts on this pro vocative series about modern phys ics. THURSDAY, November 21, 6:30 What’s New —“lndependence Adventure” and “Exploring Our Living World.” 7:00 Growing South — “Physio logy of Insects” - Dr. H. C. Cox, USDA Entomologist, Tifton, Ga. 7:30 Great Music — Fritz Reiner conducts the Chicago Symphony Or chestra in the “Corsair Overture” by Berlioz and “Symphony number 7, Opus 92” by Beethoven. 8:30 Conversations with Eric Hof fer — Eric Hoffer and James*Day examine the question: What happens when intellectuals gain control of a country? 9:00 Science Reporter — A digest of the newest developments in sci ence. 9:30 In My Opinion — Dr. Howard Smith, University of Georgia pre sents his views on “Egypt, More Than Sand.” 10:00 At Issue — A series of pro- grams designed to stimulate thought and discussion on issues that are controversial and still unresolved. Nahunta High School Basketball Schedule HOME GAMES Fri. Nov. 15, Open Tues. Nov. 19, Open Tues. Dec. 3, Blackshear* Fri. Dec. 6, Clinch County Tues. Dec. 10, Screven Tues. Dec. 17, Camden County* Fri. Dec. 20, Folkston* Fri. Jan. 3, Darien Tues. Jan. 7, St. George Fri. Jan. 10, Atkinson County Fri. Jan. 24, Open Sat. Jan. 25, Hilliard Boys, Hoboken Girls Tues. Jan. 31, Ludowici Fri. Feb. 7, Patterson* Sat. Feb. 8, Manor *Denotes B-team Games Game Time 7:00 Admission 25? and 50? AWAY GAMES Fri. Nov. 15, Open Sat. Nov. 16, Manor Tues. Nov. 19, Open Fri. Nov. 22, Clinch County Tues. Nov. 26, Ludowici Sat. Dec. 7, Hilliard* Fri. Dec. 13, Atkinson County Tues. Jan. 14, Folkston* Fri. Jan. 17, Patterson* Tues. Jan. 21, Blackshear* Fri. Jan. 24, Open Tues. Jan. 28, St. George Tues. Feb. 4, Camden County* Tues. Feb. 11, Hoboken* For Gifts for All the Family Its Sherman D. Tomlinson Pharmacist Phones: Day HO 2-4588, Night HO 2-4821, Nahunta, Ga. Subscribe To The Brantley Enterprise I |\%\STOIttS/ *1 I I FAB I Large 25* I Premium Blend Luzianne Coffee 2 Lb. Can 99* I I Borden's Silver Cow Milk 3 Cans 39* I I Nabisco Saltines Pound Box 27* I I Shawnees Flour 5 Pound .Bag 59* I I Baker's Coconut 7 Ounce Pkg. 29* I Pocahontas Cream Pocahontas Fancy Sliced Pocahontas Fancy Cut I CORN BEETS BEANS I I 303 Can 15* 303 Can 15* 303 Can 15* I I Powhatan Peaches No. 2/2 Can 19* I I Swift's Jewel Shortening 3 Pound Can 39* I I S& S Long Grain Rice 10 Pound Bag $ 1.19 I I Underwood Deviled Ham 2 Oz. Cans, 2 for 35* I I Maxwell House Instant Coffee 6 Ozs. 89* I I Good White Bacon Pound 29* I = ■ > FRESH * A GRADE A GRADE CHUCK I FRYERS RIB STEAK ROAST I I 1 Pound 25* Pound 69* | Pound 59* I I Morgan Grocery I ■ Phone HO 2-2561 Nahunta, Ga. ■ Want Ads SPINET PIANO — rated in highest grade, at tremendous reduction. People with good credit can just as sume small payments. Must find good home in next ten days. We’ll move at no charge. To inspect with out obligation, write Home Office, Joplin Piano Co., Joplin, Mo. 11-14 MONEY TO LEND HOMEOWNERS — Consolidate your outstanding loans — cut your payments 50% to 75%. Ist & 2nd mortgage loans. Up to 10 years to repay. H. T. Shafton Investments Call 285-1185 or write P. O. Box 906 Waycross, Ga. 11-28 KIDNEY DANGER SIGNALS Getting up nights, burning, frequent or scanty flow, leg pains or backache may be warning of functional kidney disorders — “Danger Ahead.” Help nature eliminate excess acids and other wastes. Increase kidney output with BUKETS. Your 39c back at any drug store in 4 DAYS if not pleased. NOW at Campbell’s, Nahunta, Ga. 11-14. I^^— INGLE GROCERY SPECIALS THE MONEY YOU SAVE WILL JINGLE IF YOU ALWAYS TRADE WITH INGLE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL NINE TIDE OR FAB, Regular Size 29c ARMOUR'S CORNED BEEF, 12 Ounces 49c Ivory Liquid Detergent, Giant Size 59c Cake Mix (Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Duncan Hines), 2 For 75c SNOWDRIFT, 3 Pounds 59c SALMON, Can 49c BOND'S DILL PICKLES, Quart 19c STOKELY'S PEACHES, No. 2VI Can 29c Nescafe Instant Coffee, 10 Ounces $1.19 JIM DANDY GRITS, 5 Pounds 29c S & S LONG GRAIN RICE, 3 Pounds 39c GRAPES, Pound 19c APPLES, Pound 10c CUCUMBERS, 6 For 25c FRESH PORK RIBS, Pound 49c FRESH FRYERS, Pound . .. . ... 29c Wainright Sausage and Sausage Meat, Lb 69c PORK CHOPS, Pound 49c Cauley's Cured Hams, Whole or Half, Pound .... 49c Dominion Portable Mixer, 3 only, Each ........ $11.95 . GROCERY SPECIALS I I Get More For Your Money At Morgan z s Friday & Saturday, Nov. 15 & 16 QUANTITY LIMITED BLUE PLATE Blackbum Special Mayonnaise SYRUP I Pint 25* fcgaL 45* I Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 piiiMii’Tm L SEItWCE . Ernest Knight Pharmacist Always on Duty Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup, Ga. HICKOX, GEORGIA DRUGGIST The Rexafl Store 147 West Cherry St.