The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, May 20, 1965, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, May 20, 1965 FOR GOLF GREENS A new turf grass for golf OPTOMETRIST Dr. Charles H. Little 607 Isabella St. Telephone Waycross, Ga. ATlas 3-5144 LETS GO TO ED'S which moniO they all have ' HAS TH ENty- ' EIGHT DAYS IN KJ ->4 J - All Soft Drinks <lu i n Case *1.45 3S «« d . L X”” *2.49 PLUS DEPOSIT *■« » * Men's Bel Mar Dress Shoes $7.95 Shawnees Flour, 10 Pounds $1.19 See All Long Grain Rice, 8 Pounds 99c Cheer Washing Powder, Reg. Size 29c Gold Cross - 3 Tall Cans WIGWAM GREEN MILK Butterbeans 39* 2 For 29* Pocahontas Pork & Beans, 4 No. 2Y2 Cans 89c Tomatoes, 2 Cans 25c Green Giant Cream Style Corn, 4 Cans 79c Brisket Stew, 3 Pounds SI.OO GROUND CHUCK BEEF ROAST 3 Lbs. *I.OO Pound 39* Fryers, Pound 29c Center Cut Sliced Tenderized Ham, Lb. .. 59c Cauley's Bacon, Y 2 or Whole Side, Lb 39c Ed's Grocery Bargains Hickox, Georgia Open 8:00 A. M. Until 9:00 P. M. I uW) I Co " GIANT 100 COUNT Blackburn Special I FAB GLAD WRAP SYRUP I 69* 22* '/2-Gal. 45* I Nabisco Saltines Pound 29* I Maxwell House Coffee, Lb. Can 79* I Maxwell Instant Coffee, 14 Ozs. $ 2.15 I Shawnees Flour 10 Pounds s l.lO I Chicken-of-the-Sea Tuna 2 For 63* Mueller's 8 Ozs. WR ISLEY'S Lipton's Instant I Egg Noodles SOAP TEA I 2 For 35* 6 For 39* 3 Ozs. 75* ,3^. r I Faultless Spray Starch 22 Ounces 39* I Swift's Prem 12 Ounces 35* I Gold Cross Milk 3 Cans < 35* I Mahatma Rice 3 Pound Bag 43* I Allsweet Oleo 2 Pounds 49* BRISKET A GRADE A GRADE CHUCK I A GRADE RIB I Stew Beef ROAST STEAK I P° un( l ?9* Pound 59* I Pound 69* I Morgan Grocery HO 2-2^£l Nahunta. Ga. greens has been developed by Dr. Glenn W. Burton, USDA plant geneticist at the Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton. The new Bermuda, named “Tif dwarf,” has been rated superior or equal to Tifgreen on all counts. Tifgreen currently is the top grass for golf greens in the South. GROCERY SPECIALS Get More For Your Money At Morgan's Friday and Saturday, May 21-22 QUANTITY LIMITED Plastic Covers Help Tobacco Plant Growers The production of an ample upp’y of tobacco plants is no problem for Linton and Felton tarter, Ware County tobacco ’rowers, who live near Nich olls. They have grown plants successfully for many years, ’eports John B. Preston, agro lomist of the University of Georgia Extension Service, but in recent years they have -hanged from use of conven tional cheesecloth covers to plastic covers. This year, on 600 of their 1,800 square yards of plant bed, they used a new type perforat ed plastic which allows rain fall to reach the plant bed soil, the agronomist said. He pointed out that the Car ters do an excellent job in con structing their plant beds, "evere, windy weather during *he growing season did not damage the beds or plants. Before the Carters seeded f heir plant beds, they treated ♦he soil with a material to -ontrol weeds and diseases ind applied one pound of plant bed fertilizer per square yard. Then, with only three ounces of seed of the Hicks variety, they were able to seed the entire 1,800 yards of bed and produce an ample stand of plants. Despite effective and safe vac cines, an estimated 20 million A merican children under the age of 10 are unprotected against mea sles, says Miss Lucile Higginbo ham. head of the Extension Ser vice health department. Now ANYONE REGARDLESS of AGE MAY APPLY FOR CONTACT in Nahunta MRS. ANNIE LOYD Telephone HO 2-2982 Classified Advertising NAME PLATES FOR MAIL BOXES The Raybon Home Demon stration Club is selling metal name plates for rural mail boxes. Any one who wishes to have a name plate on his rural mail box may contact Mrs. Elroy Strickland, Nahunta, Ga" Phone HO 2-4187. 5-20 POTATO PLANTS FOR SALE Georgia Red sweet potato plants for sale, $3 a thousand. You pull them. J. Rance Hic kox, Route 1, Box 99, Hoboken, Ga- 6-3 DINNER AND SUPPER The Church of God at Na hunta will hold a turkey and chicken dinner and supper Friday, May 21, at the Lovie Morgan building. Dinner from 12 to two in the afternoon and supper from five to eight. A dults SI.OO, children 50c. Pro ceeds will be for the benefit of the church building fund. 5-20 RCA COLOR TV See RCA Color TV Nightly in our store window. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta. Ga. 5.27 EXPERT BARBERING I have finished the course in barbering at Florida Bar ber College, Jacksonville, and am now assisting Mr. Jim Rowell at the Rowell Barber Shop in Nahunta. I will ap preciate all of you visiting the shop and will be glad to do your barbering for you. Wayne Moody. 5-27 ALSO POSSIBLY: The fish are biting! Be pre pared! Get your tackle, life preservers, outboard motors from the complete line at your friendly Western Auto Asso ciate Store in Nahunta. (Bang- O-Lures $1.50 Weekend only). 5-27 GE TELEVISION SALE GE Television Sale, 23-inch table model, in walnut, with Deluxe rollaround cart. Dis count sale $189.95, with trade in. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 5-27 DISCOUNT SALE Quilted Foam Top Inner spring mattress and box spring, -e«u’ar $79.50 each, now BOTH for $79.50. See them in oiir window. Moody Bros. Furni ture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 5-27 GOLD SEAL RUG SALE Forecast Vinyl Linoleum fl Rugs, 12x15, was $34.50. sale I orice $19.95; 12x12 was $29.50, | sale $14.95; 9x12 was $21.95, sale $11.95. Moody Bros. Furni -1 ture Co., Nahunta, Ga. 5-27 I WANTED TO BUY — Green B D ine Fence Posts. Also Treated B ^osts For Sale. Waycross Wood I Preserving Company, Way gl 'toss, Ga. ts DISCOUNT SALE OF~ LAWN MOWERS Discount on lawn mowers B prices. Three-horse power ■ Briggs & Stratton lawn mow -1 er only $49.95, with trade in. I Many models to choose from. 11 Also get the famous SNAPP- B ER LAWN MOWER from M Moody Bros. Furniture Co., ■fl Nahunta, Ga. 6-18 I DISCOUNT FREEZER SALE 22-cubic feet chest freezer 9 for sale at a big discount. Il Holds up to 770 pounds. Only fl $249.95, with trade-in. Deluxe ■ model, with interior light, lock J and baskets. Used freezers, I refrigerators, ranges and wash fl ers. Moody Bros. Furniture I Co., Nahunta, Ga. 6-10. WIN!!! | A JET TRIP I TO ®J | JAMAICA! » t PLUS 250 OTHER PRIZES I LOOK AT OUR I GOULDS JETS 8 We sell the com- ■ I GoUltiS Jet ■ ! Water line on • I? ea sy credit I ■> - terms, z" P O 5 REGISTER/NOTHINGTOBUY I CMON IN ~. YOU MAY WIN I Moody Bros. Furniture Co. Nahunta, Georgia DURaUTE PAINT Inside paint $2.98 gallon. Outside paint $3.98 gallon. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Na- hunta, Ga. ts. RECORDS FOR SALE Records for sale, by top re cording artists. Prices 99c to $3.98. Sherman D. Tomlinson Phone HO 2-4588, Night phone NO 2-4821, Nahunta, Ga. ts DISCOUNT FISHING TACKLE Up to 50 percent savings. Zebco 33 reel, regular price $19.50, sale price $9.95; boat cushions, regular $3.95, sale $2.95; Warhorse spinning plugs, regular $1.45, sale $1.25; True Temper reel and rod, regular $19.95, sale $12.95; large ice chests $1.98, one gallon foam water jug $1; Bang-O-Lure ‘Type” plugs $1.25. DISCOUNT SALE — DISCOUNT SALE DISCOUNT. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta, Ga. MOBILE HOMES -If you are hard to please, come to see Tom. “We sell only Quality Homes”. Easy Terms. Bank rate financing. Closed all day Sunday TOM BARNES MOBILE HOMES, INC., 1742 Memorial Drive. Across from the Holiday Inn Phone 2832802. Waycross, Ga. . ts. FOR SALE Drugs, gilts, sundries, veteri nary supplies. Sherman D. Tom linson, Phone HO 24588, night phone HO 24821, Nahunta, Ga. GE AIR CONDITIONERS Prices start at $109.95 GE Air Conditioners, whole house GE air conditioning for as low as 50 cents a day. We install and service. Moody Bros. Furniture Co., Nahunta. Ga. 6-24 ROACHES Complete service in control ling termites, roaches, rats and other pests. Call Georgia Ex terminators, Inc., phone HO 2- 3155, Jesse Thomas, represen tative. 5-20 DICER SALE VEG-O-MATIC, the won derful food dicer, as advertised on TV. A few left on this special one-time offer, $9.96, at your friendly Western Auto Associate Store, Nahunta, Ga. 5-27 LrLruLsSLnjy flameless electric cooling/heating Summertime. Wintertime. Makes no difference. Not when springtime climate indoors is yours in every season with a flameless electric cooling and heating system. It’s year-round clean. In homes cooled and heated electrically, there are no grimy, sooty by-products of combustion. Redecorating costs are cut drastically. Savings begin with construction. No costly vents, chimneys or flues to install. Also, an elec tric heating and cooling system may qualify you for SIBO toward wiring or rewiring your home. What’s more, there is our special low total electric rate. And with our budget billing, your electric bill is the same amount every month. So, ignore the seasons and enjoy perennial spring. It’s thermostat-near! GEORGIA POWER COMPANY PRICE SITUATION IS ENCOURAGING TO POULT~YM3N There was a note of opti mism this week among Geor gia’s poultry producers. Al though prices they receive for eggs and broilers will con tinue under some pressure, prices will not be as low as earlier expected. Paul C. Bunce, Extension market infqrmation and out look specialist at the Univer sity of Georgia, gave these reasons for the brighter pic ture: Recent developments in the layer-egg portion of the in dustry, he said, indicate sup plies for the remainder of 1965 will fall short of levels pre dicted at the beginning of the year. Selling of hens during the first quarter has run far ahead of a year ago. Total hen numbers are currently a bout one percent below April, 1964, figures. Mr. Bunce pointed out, how ever, that an increase in rate of lay may offset the reduct ion in hens. If this is the case, egg supplies will about equal a year ago. But eggs set recently for replacements are running a bout 20 percent below year earlier levels. “This indicate 0 that egg supplies will not far exceed demand for the rest of this year and early 1966,” Mr Bunce stated. “For the rest o f this year, prices should be at about the 1964 level.” He expressed doubt th -3 * e CT g prices will reach the high of last August (37.2 c ner dozen) but added that they should be much better than during the first four months of this year. While the broiler situation is not as encouraging, there is one bright spot, at least tem porarily. Mr. Bunce said sup p’ies in recent months have been running much above year earlier levels. A, short period this spring or summer may see supplies not so high: but they will pick up again later in the year. The market information and outlook specialist explained that hatchery supply flocks will reduce the number of hens for a short period. The number of hens, however, will be up for fall supplies and in to early next year. “This means,” Mr. Bunce stated, “that broiler prices will be low for the fall and early next year after a short period of reasonably good prices this summer.” He added that competition frcm pork will be reduced this year, and this will tend to lend strength to broiler prices. Garden Walk At Harrison Home Sunday The annual garden walk at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Har rison in Pierce County will be held this Sunday afternoon, May 23, from 2:00 until 7:00 P. M. Visitors are invited to visit the flower gradens at the Harrison home and see the display of day lilies now in full bloom, many 0 which are Mrs. Harrison’s own hybrid blooms. The first process by which cotton seed oil could be made from the previously discard ed cotton seed was discovered by Launcelot Johnstone, a Georgian. Net income per farm in Georgia last year amounted to $2,915. This is $2 less per farm than in 1933. according to Paul C. Bunce, Ex tension market information and outlook specialist at the Uni versity of Georgia. INGLE GROCERY SPECIALS HICKOX, GEORGIA the monf v you save will jingle IF YOU ALWAYS TRADE WITH INGLE. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL NINE Chase & Sanborn Coffee, Pound 85c Top Job Household Cleaner, 15 Ozs. . 29c Duncan Hines Cake Mix, your choice, 2 for 75c Charmin Toilet Tissue, 4 Ruslis . 39c Dash, Regular Size 39 c Dixie Crystal Sugar, Limit One, 10 Lbs... $1.15 Stokely's Tomato Juice, 2 No. 303 Cans 25c Crisco, 3 Pounds 85c Salmon, 16 Ounces 49 c Minute Maid Concentrated Grape Juice, 6 Ozs., 2 For 45 c Frozen Peach or Apple Pies, 3 For SI.OO Borden's Biscuits, Can 10c Brisket Stew Beef, 4 Pounds SI.OO Hamburger, 3 Pounds SI.OO All Meat Stew, Lb. .... 59c Fryers, Lb 29c Steak, T-Bone, Sirloin, Pound ... 69c Dan River Cloth, 36 & 45 Ins., 4 Yards . .. $2.98 Canteloupes and Watermelons, priced according to size. Peaches, Oranges, Bananas, Grapefruit Freezer Bags and Boxes Fruit Jars and Lids Pickling Spices, Vinegar and Spices. Charcoal and Lighter. I Friday & I I Grocery Specials nKthw I Make It a Habit to Trade with Harris I GRADE A I FRYERS I Pound 27* LEAN ALL MEAT I STEW BEEF I Pound 69* Pillsbury — 8 Ozs. I BISCUITS I 4 For 39* Sealtest — All Flavors I ICE MILK I !6-GzL 49* BORDEN'S I MILK I 3 Cans 39* Georgia Red - No. 303 Cans I TOMATOES I 2 For 25* Thrifty Maid Cream Style I CORN | 2 303 Cans 29* QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I HARRIS GROCERY I I Meat Cut and Wrapped for Your Freezer I SENSIBLE SUNNING Sunshine, taken hi small doses, can be healthful, beautifying, and enjoyable. But an overdose, warns Miss Lucile Higginbotham, head of the Cooperative Extension Ser vice health department, can re sult in a blistering experience that can be harmful to skin and appearance. Even if you tan easi ly, she says, you still need good protection when on the beach, in a boat, or swimming. The first successfully operat ed cotton mill in the South, The Bolton Factory, was built in Wilkes County, Georgia. poscßimox SERVICE Ernest Knight DRUGGISi The Rexali Store 117 West Cherry St Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup, Ga. Pharmacist Always on Duty GROUND BEEF I 3 Lbs. *I.OO I BIG CHIEF FLOUR I 5 Lbs. 49* I WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY $1.64 VALUE For Only $1.29 Tropic Isle Crushed PINEAPPLE I No. 303 Can 19*1 Luzianne — ’A-Lb. Pkg. ■ TEA I 35* I ARMOUR TREET Lunch Meat I 12 Oz. Can 39* I Argo Cut - No. 303 Cc-ns ■ Green Beans I 2 For 25* |