The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, August 13, 1964, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nehunta, Ga., Thursday, Aug. 13, 1964 water heating? l make mine electric, . it's flameless! Enjoy your soap-and-water facial and a’ relaxing bath. There’ll still be plenty of hot water for the whole “scrub” team at your house and for dishes and laundry, too. A quiet, quick-recovery water heater is so efficient! It utilizes almost 97 percent of its electric energy for water heating. Floods of hot water are yours at a tap-turn. Yet the unit is so well insulated it’s as cool to your touch as the kitchen counter tops. You can place it anywhere: in a closet, utility room or in your kitchen. You’ll find that a quick-recovery water heater brings you another step nearer the joy of total-electric living. Install this efficient appliance now, and let your hot water problems bubble down the drain. GEORGIA POWER COMPANY Notify Newspaper When Your Address Changes. RAMBLER SALE Tobacco Season Specials 550 4-dr. Sedan Heater Vinyl Upholstery Undercoated Custom steering wheel WAS $2331.90 NOW *1986.55 Classic 660 Wagon Radio Power lift tail gate White tires Reclining seats Wheel disc Undercoated WAS $3123.15 NOW ^656.80 These are NEW CARS, with coil spring seats, curved side glasses, dual action safety brakes, lifetime guaranteed muffler and tail pipe. 24,000 mile guarantee or 24 months, entire car. 2 year anti-freeze, 2 year battery, Deep Dip non-rust single unit body. We Have Other Specials, New and Used. Come by and Talk Trade. We Have New Pickups, Sixes and V-Eights. We Have Used Pickups, One 4-wheel Drive. "Trade at Home and We Will Give You Service" L & M Truck and Tractor Co. 301. N. Nahunta, Ga. 4 Door Two Tone Automatic Heater TV Schedule WXGA Channel 8, Waycross THURSDAY, August 13 6:30 — What’s New, Living World, The Quiet Man, and Na tional Parks 7:00 — Growing South, Yard and Garden: Organic vs Chemi cal Fertilizers 7:30 — A Point of View, Com ments and news on topical hap penings. Host is Dr. Robert E. Clute, University of Georgia Po litical Science Department 8:00 — Circus! 8:30 — Picture Window on Family Recreation, Badminton 9:00 — Photography: The Inci sive Art, Host, Ansel Adams 9:30 — To Catch a Rhino 10:00 — Mythology FRIDAY, August 14 6:30 — What’s New, Living World, The Quiet Man, and Na tional Parks 7:00 — Growing South, Traffic Safety 7:30 — University News 7:45 — British Calendar 8:00 — At Issue 8:30 — The Passing Parade, This is Tomorrow, To My Un born son, and Trifles of Impor tance 9:00 — Turn of the Century 9:30 — Short Stories of Saki, The work of H. H. Munro BOXWOOD TROUBLES One of the major reasons for poor results with boxwoods is im proper exposure. That’s the word from Gerald E. Smith, Coopera tive Extension Service horticul turist, who says growth difficul ties are much more likely if the plants are in a hot exposed lo cation. We Do All Kinds of Job Printing. FILLING W (prescriptions! || IS OUR MOST p 1 I IMPORTANT SERVICE Ernest Knight DRUGGIST The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry Si Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup, Ga. 660 4-door Sedan Two tone paint Vinyl upholstery Reclining seats Automatic All season air condition Power steering Tinted glass Radio White tires Undercoating Wheel disc Light group Power saver fan WAS $3392.60 NOW *2844.40 Phone HO 2-2721 jMjisrtHtT P^IMT ROSCOE DEAN Dean is For Forestry, Industry, Watershed Development, And Sportsmen State Senatorial Candidate Ros coe Emory Dean of Jesup said to day that pulpwood, turpentine products and lumber industries form a strong section of the eco nomic backbone of the Sixth Senatorial District. Dean stated that if elected state senator he would work for in creasing state services to these industries in the form of research to find new uses, new production methods, more profitable market ing, and expanded forest fire pro tection. These industries expect great things in research from the pro jected sl2 million dollar research center at the University of Geor gia in Athens. I shall give that center every assistance and seek its aid for our District. We need to increase the end uses of pine tree products. More uses are in sight now, thanks to the research being done at Olus tee, Florida. We need to work out cheaper production methods. We are seeking a method that will accomplish the ultimate goal of going to a tree omy once a month. Research is at work on a plas tic collection cup which should re duce the amount of stained gum ind produce more of the pale and water-w-hite varieties. We must find ways to combat under-selling by competing pro ducts. We must push the research “breakthrough” to produce a bet ter tree. Watershed projects and develop ment of our great rivers will boost the economy of our district. We must fully develop and utilize our water resources like the Alta maha, Ocmulgee, Satilla, Oke fenokee, Crooked River, St. Marys River and other water ways. Better Wildlife Conservation and Fair Game Laws will be an asset to our district and a joy to our sportsmen. We must maintain our position as the “Sportsman’s Paradise of Georgia.” All of these needs will absorb my time, energies and interest as YOUR NEW STATE SENATOR in the Georgia General Assembly. I will also fight for lower taxes and local self-government. I WILL NOT BE A YES MAN. (Adv.) PROCESS QUICKLY One mistake in processing food for home storage is “putting up” too much food at one time. Miss Nelle Thrash, food preservation ■pecia’ist with the Extension Ser vice, says many products lose their goodness by staying in the home too long before they are vanned or frozen. She suggests I arranging the schedule so foods 'an be processed quickly. SEE "HI NEIGHBOR" WITH JIM WATSON AND ON AUGUST 19 Hear Special Guest Mr. G. A. Loyd Brantley County Agricultural Agent 6:45 AM ON POWERFUL CHANNEL 12 WFGA-TV Jacksonville Political Announcement TO THE CITIZENS OF BRANTLEY COUNTY: This is to announce that I have qualified as a candidate for representative from Brantley County in the General Assembly, subject to the State Democratic primary election to be held Wed nesday, Sept. 9. If elected as your representa tive, I pledge myself to do my best to represent you in a wor thy manner. I will be active and diligent in serving the best in terests of our county and state. It would be my aim to carry out the policies best calculated to serve all our citizens. I would consult with you in matters of critical interests to our county and state. I would consider it a great hon or and a high privilege to serve Brantley County as representa tive. I would also consider it a great responsibility and would dis charge that responsibility to the best of my ability. Your active support and your vote on election day will be ap preciated more than I can say. Yours sincerely, Carl Broome. ITCHY SKIN? DON'T SCRATCH IT? Apply ITCH-ME-NOT. Feel the medication take hold to relieve the itch three ways for you. 1. Anesthetic property quiets nerve ends where ITCH-ME-NOT is us ed. Itch and burning disappear IN MINUTES! Lets you relax and sleep. 2. Keretolytic action sloughs off infected skin. Continued use for 3 to 5 days will bring on clear, healthy skin. 3. Antiseptic power of ITCH-ME-NOT knocks out germs. Speeds healing! Nothing quicker or more effective. Use instant-drying ITCH-ME NOT liquid day or night for ec zema, ringworm, insect bites, foot itch, other surface rashes. If not delighted after first applica tion, your 48$ back at eny drug store. TODAY at Campbell's, Na hunta, Ga. 8-13 MOVING SHRUBS Gerald E. Smith, Cooperative Extension Service horticulturist, advises against moving shrubs during the summer months. Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 ^\STORB/«7 NABISCO VANILLA WAFERS FLOUR 12 ozs. 27* 5 ibs. 59* Scott's Softweve Tissue 2 for 23* Scott's Cut-Rite Wax Paper 2 for 49* Powhatan Peaches 2 No. 2’/2 cans 39* Silver Dust Powder regular 25* Blue Plate Apple Jelly 2 lb. jar 29* Mayonnaise MILK Quart 40* 3 cans 39* Blackburn Syrup half-gallon 49* Maxwell House Coffee pound can 79* Chewing Gum all flavors, 3 for 10* Prince Albert Tobacco carton $ 1.69 Green Peanuts for boiling pound 25* BRISKET STEW BEEF Pound 29* FRYERS ROAST BEEF Pound 25* Pound 49* Phone HO 2-2561 To the Voters of the Sixth Senatorial District: The State of Georgia faces many serious problems in the next two years. When the General Assembly convenes next January, the people of this district need and deserve a qualified, mature and ex perienced voice in the State Senate. I believe that the qualifications and experience of the candidates are the most important questions facing the voters in this race. As a voter, you are entitled to know the background of the candidates for this office. You may be assured that I WILL NOT MISREPRE SENT EITHER MY QUALIFICATIONS OR EXPERIENCE IN OR DER TO OBTAIN YOUR VOTE. ANY CANDIDATE WHO DOES SO IS NOT WORTHY OF YOUR CONSIDERATION. I am a graduate of the University of Georgia Law School and for the past fourteen years have practiced law in this section. I am the father of four children, three of whom are in school. I own my own home, pay taxes, make my own living and participate in the activities of my community and church. I am not a professional poli tician but merely wish to do my part to promote the interest of the people of this section. In the days ahead I will present my qualifications, experience and platform. I earnestly solicit your vote a:’d support. BLUE PLATE Morgan Grocery Want Ads Bring Results William A. (Bill) Zorn STATE SENATOR SIXTH DISTRICT GROCERY SPECIALS Get More For Your Money At Morgan's Friday and Saturday, Aug. 14-15 QUANTITY LIMITED SHAWNEES Borden's Silver Cow CHUCK SNOWDRIFT 3 Ibs. 49* Pocahontas — No. 2 1 A cans Pork & Beans 2 cans 29* RIB STEAK lb. 59* Nahunta, Ga.