The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, December 17, 1964, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprite, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 17, 1764 ELECTRICIAN'S COURSE r " I Sponsored By 1 \f/ // ij Georgia Power Company \ ii- * /y / R ural D * vision / < In Cooperation With North Georgia Vocational and Technical School Independent qualified electricians are needed in small towns and rural areas. This 14-week course, beginning January 4,1965, will prepare you for a career in a top-paying trade. Tuition is free. All you pay is $46 a month room and board. High school degree or equivalent is required. Interested? Mail coupon below. I | GEORGIA POWER COMPANY j | Rural Division, Box 4545, Atlanta, Ga., 30302 । | Please send me brochure on the I Electrician’s Course. j Name | | Address — | I^City State J GEORGIA POWER COMPANY LOTT VARIETY STORE CHRISTMAS SALE FULL SIZE LINED Plastic Drapes 59c Pr., 2 For SI.OO Reg. $3.98 Rayon Drapes $3.25 LADIES FIRST QUALITY Seamless Nylons 2 Pr. 88c LADIES AND CHILDREN'S Bulky Orlon Sweaters $2.98 & $3.98 Red Velvet with White Blouse - Reg. $3.99 Value Infant Holiday Dresses $3.25 Ladies Wool or Vinyl Gloves 89c & 98c FOR ALL THE FAMILY Boxed Handkerchiefs 59c to SI.OO Mens Reg. $2.50 Silk Ties $1.50 Mens Stretch Nylon Socks 29c Pr. Boys White Crew Socks, Reg. 49c .... Now 39& Mens Boxed Tie Sets SI.OO Mens Boxed Nylon Socks 2 Prs. 97c Large 18" Decorated Turkey Platter $1.98 25c Pkg. Saran Icicles 19c Reg. 29c Roll Christmas Paper 21c Reg. 79c (3 Roll Pkg.) Paper 59c Reg. $1.49 (6 Roll Pkg.) Paper 97c REG. $1.25 FACTORY PRICED BOX Christmas Cards 88c Others 59c to SI.OO C i SERIES Christmas Tree Light Sets 79c C 7V 2 Indep. Burning Set 97c Reg. $2.98 Alum. Foil Trees $2.19 Live Trees, Green or Silver $1.98 RAYON & NYLON ■ OUR REGULAR $3.98 NUMBER. Double Bed Blankets $2.98 FIRST QUALITY — GUARANTEED 2 YEARS. Electric Blankets, Dbl. Bed Size $10.95 $2.98 Tammy Dolls $1.98 $3.98 Etch-A-Sketch $2.98 SEE OUR FULL LINE OF TOYS AND CHRISTMAS MER- CHANDISE AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE REG. PRICES YOU WOULD EXPECT TO PAY. PRICES GOOD AT ALL LOTT VARIETY 5 & 10< STORES. Lott's Variety Store NAHUNTA, GEORGIA Classified Advertising HELP WANTED PERSON OVER 25 to supply Rawleigh products to families in S. Wayne Co. or Glynn Co. If interested in a good income with security for the future see Field man, W. A. Carter Box 420, Grif fin, Ga., or write Rawleigh, GA L 1480, Memphis, Tenn. 12-10,17; 1-7,21,28 House and Land for sale For sale, the estate of E. S. Brockington in Waynesville b y Highway 84. House has six rooms with bath, and store on property, nice place for business. Has one and two-tenths acres of land. Want $4,000 for place. If interest ed see Mr. Elmore Kelly, about five miles from Atkinson on High way 110. Or call him HO 2-2145. 12-17. CHRISTMAS PIANO & ORGAN SALE Big Discounts on All Pianos & Organs during our Big Christmas Sale. New, Used & Rebuilt Pianos. New & Used Organs. Small De posit Delivers. Start Payments next year. TAYLOR PIANO & ORGAN CO., DOUGLAS, GA. 12-24 FOR SALE 1964 Rambler demonstrator for sale. 2-door hardtop, radio, heat er. Big discount. New car gua rantee. L & M Motor Co., Na hunta, Ga. ts. FOR SALE Drugs, gifts, sundries, veteri nary supplies. Sherman D. Tom linson, Phone HO 24588, night phone HO 24821, Nahunta, Ga. MOBILE HOMES -If you are hatd to please, come to see Tom. “We sell only Quality Homes’’. Easy Terms. Bank rate financing. Closed all day Sunday. TOM BARNES MOBILE HOMES, 17 42 Memorial Drive. Acros.® from the Holiday Inn. Phone 2832802, Waycross, Ga. ts. FOR SALE 1964 Rambler tor sale. Demon strator, air conditioned, power steering, radio, heater, automa tic. Big discount. New car gua rantee. L & M Motor Co., Na hunta, Ga. ts. Dr. Charles H. Little OPTOMETRIST 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 Friday & Saturday^fW^ ■TOw Grocery Specials Make It a Habit to Trade with Harris GRADE A I FRYERS I Pound 25* GROUND I BEEF I 3 Lbs. s I.OO 18 LB. AVERAGE I Tom Turkeys I Pound 35* I Georgia Red - No. 303 Cans I TOMATOES I 2 For 25* Argo Cut - No. 303 Cans I Green Beans I 2 For 29* PLASTIC I PAIL I 11 Qts. 59* I BANANAS Pound 10* I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ■ I HARRIS GROCERY I W. B. “Bill” Harris, Owner ■ WO 2-247 S Nahunta. Ga I NEW HOUSE FOR SALE New 2-bedroom home, with large livingroom and diningroom area, kitchen and bath, nice lot, on Highway 32 in Hortense. Call HO 2-3183 after 6:00 p. m. or see Sam McAfee, Hortense, Ga. 12-31 HORSE FOR SALE Horse, saddle and bridle for sale. Good gentle saddle horse. Contact Bob Wainright, phonis ho 2-3233, Nahunta, Ga. 12-31. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PECANS I am paying highest cash prices for pecans in any quantity. Coun try Store, Hickox, Ga., phone HO 2-4377. 12-24. GREETING CARDS AT HALF PRICE Christmas greeting cards, Christmas wrapping paper at half regular price. Also every day greeting cards for all oc casions at half price. Spivey’s Florist, Nahunta, Ga. 12-24 DURAIITE PAINT Inside paint $2.98 gallon. Outside paint $3.98 gallon. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Na hunta, Ga. ts. SAMSONITE LUGGAGE Let us order SAMSONITE LUG GAGE for you by Dec. 18 for Christmas delivery. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 12-17. Greeting Ads To Be Featured Christmas Week Christmas Greeting advertise ments will feature next week’s Brantley Enterprise, with greet ings from leading business firms of Brantley County ancj Waycross. Anyone desiring to send Christ mas greetings to the people of Brantley County through the'med ium of this newspaper will please contact the newspaper’s repre sentative before Tuesday noon, Dec. 22, as the paper will be pub lished one day earlier next week. POULTRY HOUSE FIRES Many poultry houses are des troyed by fire during the winter months, and Extension Service poultrymen warn that, in many cases, the cause is a faulty elec trical system. GRADE A CHUCK Roast Beef I Pound 39* I Brooks County Sugar-cured HAMS Half or Whole Pound 45* I PORK Neck Bones I 2 Lbs. 25* I PET DRY MILK I 12 Qt. Size 89*1 RED & WHITE MILK I 3 Tall Cans 39*1 RED A WHITE BLEACH I Gallon 59* | CELERY I STALK 10' I LEGAL NOTICE GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUNTY Stella W. Proctor and Joel Her rin, Administrators of Lillian Baxter Estate, represents to the Court in their petition duly filed that they have fully administered said Estate. All persons concern ed are hereby cited to show cause why said Administrators should not be discharged on the first Monday in January, 1965. This 7th day of December, 1964. /s/ Claude A. Smith, Ordinary GRIFFIN & SMITH 302 Main Street Blackshear, Georgia Attorneys for Applicants 12-31 CITATION GEORGIA, BRANLTEY COUNTY: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: JOEL LEE, as GUARDIAN of LARRY LEE and LINDA LEE, minors, has filed his petition ask ing for an order allowing him to encumber the one-sixth interest, each, of his said wards in cer tain property described in his pe tition for the purpose of support ing, maintaining and educating said wards. All interested persons are hereby cited to show cause before the Court of Ordinary of Brantley County, Georgia, on the First Monday in January, 1965, why said order should not be granted as prayed. /s/ Claude A. Smith Ordinary of Brantley County, Georgia 12-31. GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUNTY. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: MRS. LINNIE GRIFFIN, as guardian of KAREN GRIFFIN having filed her petition asking for an order allowing her to sell the interest of her ward in cer tain property, all interested per sons are hereby cited to show cause before the Court of Or dinary on the first Monday in January, 1965, why said order Should not be granted as prayed. CLAUDE SMITH, Ordinary, Brantley County, Georgia GIBSON AND McGEE Attorneys 12-31 Nahunta Men Beef Rayopier In a double header in Odum on Friday night, Nahunta de feated Rayonier by a score of 67-59 and Odum beat Darien by a score of 98-82. Leading scorers for Nahunta were Layton Johns 25 and Le- Roy Ham 20 points. Rayonier was paced by Frank McGarvey with 19, John Tracy 16, and Roger Kirkland 16 points. For Odum Donald Miller had 34 and Franklin Griffis had 16 points. Jerry Jacobs paced Darien with 29 points. Williams Is Bonds Chairman For District ATLANTA — Jack Williams, Jr., editor-publisher of the Way cross Journal-Herald and promin ent civic leader, has been elevat ed from U. S. Savings Bonds Ware County Chairman to U. S. Sav ings Bonds Chairman of Georgia’s Eighth Congressional District. The appointment was made by Secretary of the Treasury Doug las Dillon. Mr. Williams succeeds the late George M. Bazemore who served with distinction in this volunteer, patroitic capacity for many years. In presenting Secretary Dillon’s appointment certificate to Mr. Williams, William R. Bowdoin, State Chairman for Georgia’s Sav ings Bonds Committee, thanked him for assuming this wider re sponsibility for coordinating ef forts in building Savings Bonds sales n this area, along with his many other civic activities. In accepting this new appoint ment, Mr. Williams stated: “By investing in U. S. Savings Bonds, we as individuals help not only our country in spreading the na tional debt but we also aid in creating a backlog of savings in our local communities for future spending in addition to laying a side money for our future pro tection.” Particularly, h e commended the bankers in this area for the very substantial support they give the program in issuing bonds without cost either to the purchas er or to the Treasury. Sales in the Eighth District for the first ten months this year were $1,093,- 029. CHRISTMAS TREES An opinion poll was conducted at the recent Southeastern Fair in Atlanta to see which of four Christmas trees was the most popular. According to Extension Service Forester B. R. Murray, approximately 600 people partici pated. Fifty-one percent said they preferred the white pine. Twen ty-five percent liked the Arizona cypress. 14 percent the tinted red cedar, and 10 percent the untint ed redcedar. 4-H Club News CLOVERLEAF 4-H The Cloveleaf 4-H Foods and Nutrition Club—Group 1— met Tuesday Dec. 15 at the home of Barbara Allen. The group came prepared to make corn meal muffins. The fol lowing girls were all first place winners with their muffins; San dra Brooker, Cindy Raulerson, Jo Nell Robertson, Marcia Thrift, Melanie Stallings, Wanda Mor gan, Ann Rowell, Clarice Smith and Joyce Murray. * Visitors at the meeting were Jo Ann Huling, Sylvia Schmitt and Andelyn Parse. The next meeting of Group I will be January 5, 1965. Leader, Barbara Allen. LIVE OAK 4-H CLUB The Live Oak 4-H Club held a meeting, Dec. 14. The meeting was called to order by the presi dent, Jesse Walker. All stood and pledged allegiance to the U. S. flag. Nancy Middleton read the de votional. Our president reported on the County Council meeting at Hortense. A motion was made and second ed that we fix and give out toys at Christmas. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. Raulerson. She gave a demonstration on good buying habits. She showed us some gifts we could give to girls and boys and teenagers. She also showed us some gifts that some girls made at grammar school that would be appropriate gifts for parents. Reporter, Faye Allen. PALMETTO 4- H CLUB The Palmetto 4-H Club met Monday, December 14 in the Na hunta High School Cafeteria, be ing called to order by Johnny Walker. The pledge was given to the U. S. flag and 4-H Club flag, fol lowed by the Lord’s Prayer. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Laverne Middleton. Anna Dee Wilson was elected to represent our club in the beauty contest. Mrs. Raulerson gave a demon stration on gift shopping. This was helpful and enjoyable to all. There being no further business the meeting adjourned. Barbara Allen. Reporter, HOW SCHOOLING HELPS The better an individual’s edu cation, the more he produces, the more he buys and consumes, the more he reads, the more active he is in civic and national af fairs the higher his standard of living. I I \%\. STORES I TREND CARNATION VITA FOOD I POWDER MILK Apple Jelly I I 2 For 39* 3 For 39* 2 Lb. Jar 29* I I Bravo Corn Beef 12 Ounce Can 39* I I Pocahontas Pork & Beans 51 Ounces 29* I a Pocahontas Princess Peas 303 Can 19* I I Stokely's Peaches No. 2% Can 25* I I Beaver's Oil Sausage No. 5 89* I Sa » n ' s S®* **** Cut-rite I TISSUE Wax Paper I I 59* 2 For 49* 2 For 49* I I Maxwell House Instant Coffee 10 Ozs. $ 1.39 I I Brock's Chocolate Covered Cherries 39* I I Walnut or Brazil Nuts Pound 39* I I Cauley's Pork Sausage Meat 3 Lbs. 79* I FRESH BROOKS COUNTY BRISKET I FRYERS HAMS STEW BEEF I I Pound 25* Pound 49* Pound 29* I - ■ I Morgan Grocery I Phone HO 2-2561 Nahunta, Ga. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN FOR PAYMENT OF YOUR 1964 STATE AND COUNTY TAXES. PAY EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH. PAY BEFORE DEC. 20 AND AVOID THE PENALTY. John M. Wilson Brantley County Tax Commissioner INGLE GROCERY SPECIALS HICKOX, GEORGIA THE MONEV YOU SAVE WILL JINGLE 1F YOU ALWAYS TRADE WITH INGLE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL NINE Maxwell House Instant Coffee, 6 Ozs sl.lO Blue Plate World's Best Margarine, Lb 19c Blue Plate Salad Dressing, Quart 39c Bond's Dill Pickles, Quart 1........................ 25c Armour's Corn Beef 45c Pocahontas Apple Sauce, 2 For 35c Allen's Blackeyed Peas, 2 No. 300 Cans .. 19c Blue Plate Apple Jelly, Quart 29c Pocahontas Cut Green Beans, 2 303 cans 39c McCormick's Black Pepper, 4 Ounces 39c S & S Rice, 5 Pounds 65c Charmin Toilet Tissue, 4 Roils 39c Charmin Napkins, 80 Count 15c Oranges, Dozen 49c & UP Delicious Apples, 4-Lb. Bag 49c Fryers, Lb 29c Hens, Lb 45c Pork or Beef Roast, Pound 49c Steak, Round, T-Bone, Sirloin, Lb 69c Hamburger, 3 Pounds SI.OO Brisket Stew, Pound 29c All-meat Stpw, Pound 59c MirroMatic Pressure Pots, Gas Heaters, Irons, Electric Blankets, Clocks, Toasters, Mixers. Want Ads Bring Results t GROCERY SPECIALS I ■ Get More For Your Money At Morgan's B f Friday and Saturday, Dec. 18-19 QUANTITY LIMITED