The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, December 22, 1966, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTh* Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 22, 1966 INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS HICKOX, GA. The Money You Save Will Jingle If You Always Trade With Ingle Open Mtnday thru Saturday, I A. M. to , P. M. s ““"’ hour syrup 75* 5 Lbs. 59* No. 5 Jar 49* Maxwell House Coffee, Bag or Can, Pound 79c Green Giant Peas, 2 No. 303 Cans 49c Green Giant Cream Corn, 2 No. 303 Cans 39c Green Giant Niblet Corn, 12 Ounces 2 For 39c Pocahontas Cranberry Sauce, 2 No. 303 49c NORTHERN NAPKINS, 80 Count, 2 For 29c Northern Tissue, 4 Rolls .35c CHEER, Giant 69c Pocahontas Peaches, ¥2 or Sliced, 2 No. 303 For 35c BLUE PLATE BORDEN’S ABAIIAEf Grape Jelly MILK OR * N ® ES 18 Ozs. 29* 6 tall cans 89* 39*-49*-60* Tangerines, Dozen 29c -39 c Grates, Pound 19c GRAPEFRUIT, 3 For 25c BANANAS, Pound 12c Green Onions, Carrots, Lettuce, Cabbage, Celery, Pepper Egg Plant, 2 F0r.... 25c Radish, Bag .... 10c Pineapple, each 39c APPLES, 4 Lbs 49c Apples, Each 7c —Bc —lO c BEEF ROAST, Lb. 49c —59 c Hamburger, 2 Pounds .... 98c Brisket Stew, 4 Lbs SI.OO All Meat Stew, Lb 59c STEAK, Round, T-Bone, Sirloin, Pound 79c Extra Large Grade A Eggs, Dozen 50c Fryers, Lb 25c Hens, Lb 39c Turkeys, Lb. 49c Boston Butts, Lb 59c Pork Neck Bones, 4 Lbs. SI.OO CAULEY’S CENTER CUT % OR WHOLE BACON Pork Chops HAMS Lb. 49* Lb. 69* Lb. 69* Legal Advertising GEORGIA, BRANTLEY COUNTY: TO THE CREDITORS OF C. F. DUKES, SR. DECEAS ED: You are hereby notified to render an account to the un dersigned of your demands against the estate of the above named deceased, or lose prior ity as to your claim. (Wn \t \STORES /*/ CO LUZIANNE INSTANT WE GIVE SWIFT’S JEWEL COFFEE and redeem Shortening 6 oz. jar 59* Town Stamps 3 Lbs. 69* MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, Pound Tin . SHAWNEES FLOUR, 5 Pounds BLACKBURN SYRUP, No. 5 Jar PILLSBURY'S CAKE MIXES, 3 For KOTEX, Regular, 2 For KLEENEX, 125 Count BRAZIL NUTS AND WALNUTS, Pound POCAHONTAS PORK & BEANS, 2 No. 2¥i Cans Pocahontas Cranberry : SAUCE 2 For 39* Stokely's Ping or Pong, 46 Ounce Cans, 3 For SI.OO Riceland Long Grain Rice, 5 Pounds 69c TURKEYS, 8 Io 12 Pounds Average, Pound 47c BAKING HENS, Lb 37c FRYERS, Pound 25c Pork Chops, Center Cut, Pound .... 49c BANANAS, Lb 10c Cauley’s Tenderized HAMS Lb. 59* This 14th day of December, 1966. MRS. FLOREE BELL DUKES, as Administra trix of the Estate of C. F. Dukes, Sr., De ceaed. Carrol Russell Attorney at Law Blackshear, Ga. Attorney for Estate 1-5 TRY WANT ADS IN THE ENTERPRISE LE TS GO TO ED'S Ed's Grocery Bargains Hickox, Georgia Open 8:00 A. M. Until 9:00 P. M. DIXIE LILY GRITS Detergent 5 Lbs. 29* Giant 69* Cauley’s Fresh HAMS Lb. 59* NEW SHRUB CARE You must practice care with your recently purchased shrubs, accordnig to Extension Horticulturist Gerald E. Smith. In transporting balled and bur lapped plants, the shrubs should be carried with the hands underneath the ball of earth. Never carry the plants by their stems because this is likely to break away the soil from the roots. PHONE 462-5664 CHEER Oranges or Tangerines Dozen 39* Classified Advertising Two new RCA Console 23- inch black and white TV’s one 21-inch RCA color TV, near wholesale price while they last. All are 1967 models. JIMMY’S RADIO & TV SER VICE, Nahunta, Ga. 1-5. Two bedroom house for rent in Nahunta. All conven iences. Mrs. Dorothy Graham, phone 462-5429, Nahunta, Ga. 12-29. SALE 1100 SHOTGUN Discount sales Remington model 1100 shotgun 1 , regular $154.95, now on sale for only $139.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. 1-5. DISCOUNT SALE ROCKERS Deluxe vinyl platform rock ers, regular $59.95, discount sale only $39.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. 1-5. I have 3.58 acres of tobacco acreage for lease or to work on halves. Allotment of 7566 pounds tobacco. Offer open until Jan. 15 or until leased or rented. Zibe King, Route 1, Box 6, Nahunta, Ga. 12-22 GE and Zenith Portable TV’s from $89.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22 Good used piano for sale, 229.95 cash. Contact Freddie Brooker, pnone 462-5719, Na hunta, Ga. 12-22. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS During the month of De cember we will be open on Saturday night until eight o’clock. See our large line of gifts for all the family. Use our layaway plan at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22. CHRICTMAS SPECIALS West Bend Automatic Elect ric Percolators $6.95, West Bend 8-piece cookware set $9.95, double-size electric blanket $9.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22. SHOP TAYLOR’S FOR LAR GEST SELECTION OF NEW, USED & REBUILT PIANOS & ORGANS. BIG DISCOUNTS DUR ING THIS SALE. SELECT YOUR PIANO OR ORGAN NOW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY. SMALL DEPOSIT DELIVERS, START PAYMENTS NEXT YEAR. TAL LOR PIANOS & ORGANS, DOUG LAS, GA. 12-22 See GE, Zenith and RCA TV’s, with prices as low as $269.95, with trade-in at CECIL MOODY’S. Also black and white TV’s, stereos and radios at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-21. DISCOUNT GAS RANGES Get the best for less, Vesta Gas Ranges at discount prices, as low as $79.95, with trade in at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22 WANTED TO BUY - Green Pine Fence Posts. Also Treated Posts For Sale. Waycross Wood Preserving Company, Waycross, Ga. ts 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. 79c 49c . SI.OO .... 69c .... 19c 39c .... 39c Christmas trees for sale, cedar trees any size, sl. Near Twin Rivers Baptist Church, turn off at church, go to second house. Will cut and deliver. H. M. Mil ler, Route 2, Box 76, Patterson, Ga. 12-22 SALE MARK S SHELLS Mark 5 three-fourth inch Mag num Buck, regular $5 box, now $4 box. Maric 5 3-inch Magnum Buck, regular $5.70 box, now $4.70 box. All other gun shells 10% off. Sale on all kinds of gun cleaners, gun blue, gun oil, etc. at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22 CHRISTMAS SALE RECLINERS Regular $79.95, now on sale for $59.95. Regular $89.95, now $69.95. Regular $99.95, now only $74.95. See these at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22 WAITRESS WANTED Waitress wanted at Paloma Restaurant. See Jesse Thomas, or phone 462-5143, Nahunta, Ga. 12-22 Male Walker fox hound lost. Lemon and white, with tattoo BDH in left ear, had collar and my name on tag. Ben Hilling. phone 462-5277, Nahunta, Ga. 12-22 TV SPECIAL SALE HOUSE FOR RENT TOBACCO ACREAGE FOR LEASE PORTABLE TV's $89.95 PIANO FOR SALE CHRISTMAS PIANO & ORGAN SALE COLOR TV $269.95 CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE FOX HOUND LOST FISH CAMP FOR SALE Fish camp and two lots of land on Satilla River out from Hickox for sale. For information call 462-5402 before 8:00 P. M. 12-22 CASH AND CARRY RECORD PLAYERS & RADIOS GE four-speed Auto. Portable Record player, regular $34.95, sale $29.95; Zenith record player, reg ular $49.95, sale $42.95; Zenith radio record player, regular $59.- 95, sale $54.95; Zenith Deluxe Stereo, regular $159.95, sale $139.- 95; GE Radios $9.95, GE Portable Radios $9.95. Terms available at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22 SALE 26-INCH BICYCLES 26-inch bicycles, regular $39.95, sale $34.95 ; 26-inch Deluxe, regu lar $59.95, sale $49.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22 SALE COLOR TV 21-inch Zenith Color TV, regular $519.95, now on sale for only $469.95, with trade-in, at CECIL MOODY’S. 12-22 HAY FOR SALE Bermuda hay for sale. Call 462- 5260, Nahunta, Ga. 12-29 PIGS FOR SALE Purebred Berkshire pigs and purebred Yorkshire pigs for sale, also bred Yorkshire gilts for sale. See or call H. A. Strickland, phone 462-5672, Nafiunta, Ga. 12-29 HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE MAN OR WOMAN wanted to supply Rawleigh products to cosumers in Brantley Coun ty or Glynn County. Good time to start. No capital required. Write Rawleigh, GAL-1480-815 Memphis, Tenn. 2-2. | HARRIS NAHUNTA | ^F w r ^EF^F TF Jy f Uff g K & gg _gg // V&^b ca xmas * “ an< s no ^' n 9 Can ma ^* 0 Christmas more merry X p J than on abundance of tasty treats at mealtime. CQnay For a real variety of quality foods shop at your TABLE RITE department is featuring _____ £ your favorites and at low, low, prices, too! Bring the family.., it's fun to shop at IGA. | I I la. -■ If U IWII « I GRADE A “ WiiMOiif Biißimttiitm PLUMP I FRYERS Rm«OS|3 TENDER HENS I il or Mu' W’ : Hr v km® Lb. 25* W■: MX £9F I BEEF «1.00 Roast lb. 49' I TABLERITE — CHUCK I Roast BEEF Lb. 49 TABLERITE — CHUCK I STEAK Lb. 58 TABLERITE — SKINLESS I FRANKS Lb. Pkg. 49' SWANSDOWN 2 LB. BO> I CAKE FLOUR 3F IGA I MILK 3 Cans 45- I LESEUR — NO. 303 CAN I PEAS 2 For 55 [ORANGES Doz. 29' Weekly Meditation By Jack Arnold, Pastor Pierce Circuit Methodist Charge CHRISTMAS GIVING I “He has filled the hungry with j good things, and the rich he has . sent empty away,” Luke 1:53. When Jesus came into the world, it was generally consider- ' ed that the only life worth living ' was the life of a rich man. The ' lot of all the rest of the people ■ was to labor that the rich might become richer and more power- ; ful. Government was the play thing of the rich. They used it not to serve the people but that the people might serve the rulers. , Wars were the recreation of the , rich. When the angel appeared to Mary and told her that she would mother the Son of God, she real ized not only that the Lord had dealt with her in a marvelous way, but also that through her, He was upsetting the values of ! the world in which she lived. And 1 so in that portion of Luke, chap ter one, verses 46 to 55, known as the Magnificat, Mary witnesses that the humble poor had been ' recognized by God, that their needs were being fulfilled, and that the powerful rich were being ' spurned by God in the fulfillment । of his ways among men. The Son < of God was to be a poor man 1 in the things of this world. ' Christmas is indeed a time of i great joy —a time,to be thank- ' ful for being alive. But it is also 1 a time to remember that the One in whose honor we celebrate , Christmas was a poor man and that while he does not command his followers to live a life of pov- : erty, He does insist that they : be conscious of the needs of peo ple about them. The Christmas that is centered only upon family fellowship and gift exchanging is an empty Christmas indeed. There are sick people, homeless people, lost people all about us. To wor ship Christ at Christmas is to do something for the needy, just as He came to fill the hungry with good things, to give some gifts that we know will not be answer ed by a gift in return. To waste money on extravagant gifts mocks Jesus. The practice of giving liquor at Christmas is a pagan practice. Why did Mary say, “The rich he hath sent away?” The rich were not living up to their re sponsibilities. They were not good stewards of their wealth. They had become conceited in their own ways and di'd hot feel that they needed God. Today, many rich Americans, which includes a large segment of those who think of themselves as “pore”, are be ing sent away empty because their Christmases are empty of concern and love for others. They spend too much money and time on little things and extravagances. There is a world in need. Jesus can satisfy that need. But people must be released from the spell of material riches before they can be real disciples. Go Well Together The cranberry is almost as much a part of holiday feast ing as the Bird, itself. TABLERITE — BRISKET I ' Stew Beef 4 Lbs. s l oo l IGA — TWIN PACK ' I Potato CHIPS 39’1 OCEAN SPRAY LB. CAN I ' Cranberry Sauce 23* | : CRISCO 3 Lb. Can79* I ■ DEL-MONTE — NO. 303 CAN I Fruit Cocktail 2 For4s* | MUELLER S ELBOW — 8 Ounce Package MACARONI 2 For 27 1 CLAXTON 3 POUNDS I FRUIT CAKES 8 2.59 1 Polyethelene Bags Used to Ship Seedlings Macon — Georgia land owners are receiving their Georgia Forestry Commission grown seedlings in Kraft poly ethelene bags this year. Ray Shirley, Commission di rector, Macon, said that a three year test on the bags proved them equal to other type pack ages. Over a half million seed lings were used in the test, Shirley added. Sanford Darby, Commission Reforestation chief, pointed out that the K-P bag is lighter and the seedlings require no water ing if the bag is not torn. He emphasize that the moss, seal ed in the bag, provides 100 percent humidity. A bundle of 2,000 trees weights 40 pounds as against 85-90 pounds in the crate. Darby said the bags may be stored up to three weeks. He warned against tears and punc tures, exposure to sun, freez ing and poor air circulation caused by piling the bags on top of each other. The initial shipments of the Commission’s forest tree seed lings went out last week. The shipment of ornamentals, for “Make Georgia Beautiful Month” is scheduled for the week of December 11. The second shipment of these species is slated for the week of January 10. Seedling application forms may be obtained from Com mission County Rangers, Coun ty Agents, Soil Conservation Service Technicians and Agri cultural Conservation Program Officers.