The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, October 24, 1968, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Oct. 24, 1968 zr T£ GO. TO ED^S. Ed's Grocery Bargains Hickox, Georgia Open 8:00 A. M. Uqtil 9:00 P. M. PHONE 462-5664 SHAWNEES Reg. Grind Maxwell House ' FLOUR COFFEE 10 lbs. $ 1.19 Lb. Can 79' Mahatma Long Grain Rice, 3 Pounds 49c Sugar, with $5 food order, 5 lbs. 49c Pocahontas Green Cut Beans, 4 For 69c Pocahontas Corn, whole or Cream, 4 for 69c Pocahontas Fancy Sliced BEETS, 2 for 31c Pocahontas Blackeye GRADE A LARGE PEAS EGGS 2 For 35* Dozen 49* Sunnydale Margarine, quarters, 2 lbs . 39c Cauley's Sausage Meat, 3 pound package 99c Cauley's Bacon, ¥2 or whole side, lb. 39c Lean Ground Beef, 3 pounds $1.39 BRISKET STEW, 4 Pounds SI.OO CHUCK ROAST, Pound 49c Rib and Chuck STEAK, Pound 59c T-bone and Sirloin STEAK, Pound 69c SWEET POTATOES, Pound 10c TOMATOES BANANAS POUND POUND 19* 10* TRY WANT ADS INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS HICKOX, GA. The Money You Save Will Jingle If You Always Trade With Ingle Open Monday thru Saturday, I A. M. tc f P. M. MAXWELL HOUSE ’ SWIFT'S SHAWNEES COFFEE 1 JEWEL FLOUR Lb. Can 79* | 3 Lbs. 59* 5 Lbs. 59* SHAWNEES PANCAKE MIX, 3 For 25c Blackburn River Brand SYRUP, No. 5 49c Silver Dust Detergent, Giant 69c Kool-Aid Pre-sweetened, 3 Packages 25c Pocahontas PORK & BEANS, 2 No. 2’/ 2 Size 39c Alcoa Aluminum Foil, 12 ins. by 25 ft. 29c PAL PEANUT BUTTER, 28 Ounces 59c BLUE PLATE MAYONNAISE, Quart 49c Pocahontas Mixed Vegetables, 6 No. 303 SI.OO Pocahontas Cut Green Beans, 7 No. 303 SI.OO NABISCO n A II A II A f EXTRA LARGE OREO ,4 !± AS EGGS Lb. Bag 39* 10* Dozen 49* Red Delicious Apples, Lb..... 12c, each sc-10c-4 lb. bag 49c Oranges, Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce, Onions, Radish, Carrots Sweet Potatoes, bu. $3.50, lb. 12c Cucumbers, 6 for 25c Cauley's Tenderized HAMS, Vi or whole, Pound 69c Hens, Lb. 39c Fryers, Lb. .... 29c Pork Neck Bones, 3 lbs. $1 Round, T-Bone and Sirloin STEAK, Pound 79c - v 7' HAMBURGER STEW SI EW 2 POUNDS Lb. 59* 3 Lbs. S I.OO 98* Enjoy Plentiful Potatoes for October Treats Potatoes are plentiful That’s the word from the Consumer and Marketing Ser vice. October is the chief har vest month for late-summer and fall potatoes and south eastern consumers will find potato prices attractive. Here are some tempting dishes that feature ootatoes: POTATO - HAM PATTIES — Chop 1 small onion. Mix onion, 2-12 cups finely cut-up cooked ham or canned lunch eon meat, 2 cups cold mashed potatoes and 1 egg. Shape into 12 patties. Brown patties on both sides in just enough fat or oil to keep from sticking. Makes 6 servings, 2 patties each. CRUSTY BAKED POTA TOES — Pare 6 medium-size potatoes and dry well on a towel. Roll each potato in I|2 cup melted butter or marga rine, then in 1 cup finely grat ed bread crumbs. Repeat roll ing process in butter and crumbs. Place potatoes in bak ing dish and bake in 375 de gree oven until cooked, about 50 minutes. Serve at once. Serves 6. CREAMY POTATO SOUP— Chop 1 large onion and cook in large pan in 2 tablespoons butter or margarine until tend er. Add 6 cups milk and 1 tablespoon salt, and heat just to boiling. Remove from heat. Stir in 1-112 cups dry instant mashed potato flakes. Serve hot. Makes about 6 servings, 1 cup each. What to Wear on An Autumn Trip Herb Beck, veteran travel editor and writer, makes this interesting comment:- “Dress comfortably and tra vel light, but don’t forget that autumn weather can change on short notice. And don’t for get to take along an extra pair of well broken-in shoes. Be sure to wear your seat belts at all times in the car. As for your car, before starting out, see that your tires have plenty of good wear left, and the same goes for your brakes. Among the most important items of wear are the wind shield wipers. No matter whether the wiper mechanism still works like a metronome, if the blades streak you can’t trust them. Have them refilled or replaced. Don’t wear signs or doodads or swinging knickknacks in the windows of your car. Keep your visibility as clear as the clear blue sky. Take along a raincoat or a topcoat that you can wear when needed away from home. Classified Advertising ELECTRIC WELDER FOR SALE One Craft electric welder for sale. Call Mrs. Janie Strickland, phone 462-5432, Nahunta, Ga. 10 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartments for rent in the Dodge Building. See Clint Robinson, Nahunta, Ga. Phones 462-5174 or 462- 5525. ts KING SIZE BEDS $79.95 Deluxe King Size foam mat tßesses and two box springs $79.95, complete set and up. Also foam covered innerspring sets $129.95 complete. See the largest stock ever of bedding, at CECIL MOODY’S. 11|14 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 SPECIAL SALE HIT RECORDS Sale for 1.98 records of Charlie Louvin, Loretta Lynn, Singing Rambos, Sego Broth ers and Naomia, Buck Owens, Tennessee Ernie Ford and others. Tomlinson Drugs, Na hunta, Ga. ts SALE - SALE - SALE 2-piece Hickory Hall living room suites, French, Provin cial, Italian, Early American and contemporary styles. Reg ular price $289.95, discount price only $199.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. 1121 HEATERS - HEATERS - HEATERS 40,000 BTU Thermolaire gas heater $44.95. See complete line of gas, electric, wood and oil heaters, space and circula tors at discount prices, at CECIL MOODY’S. 11 14 RECLINERS $49.95 Regular $79.95 Supported Vinyl covered recliners $49.- 95. See to believe. We bought heavy to have them at this price, at CECIL MOODY’S. 11121 HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE WANTED IMMEDIATELY MAN OR WOMAN to supply consumers with Rawleigh Pro ducts. Can earn SSO weekly part time, SIOO and up full time. See C. R. McDaniel or write Rawleigh GAJ-1480-336, Memphis, Tenn. 10|24 LOSE WEIGHT safely with Dex-A-Diet Tablets. ONLY 98c at Tomlinson Drug Store. 10|31 HOUSE FOR RENT Three bedroom house for rent, two complete baths and other conveniences, in Nahun ta. Phone 462-5666. ts ELECTRIC BLANKETS $9.95 Again this year full size e lectric blankets in assorted colors for only $9.95, at CE CIL MOODY’S. 11|14 BUICK FOR SALE 1965 Skylark Gran Sport Buick car for sale. 445 engine, positive traction rear end, good set of tires. See it at A. C. Lee’s, phone 462-5623, Nahun ta, Ga. 10|24 HOUSE FOR RENT One two-bedroom house for rent in Nahunta. Gas heat and other modern conveniences. Call 462-5666, Nahunta, Ga. ts HOUSE FOR RENT Two bedroom house for rent, bath and other modern con veniences, in Nahunta. Phone 462-5666. ts The hot summer months are a good time to plan your fall and winter landscaping, ac cording to T. G. Williams, head of the University of Georgia Cooperative Exten sion Service landscape depart ment. olh Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store 147 West Cherry Street Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ge Pharmacist Always on Duty HARVEST PIANO SALE Special savings on Baldwin, Spinet and Console pianos. Many other bargains included. Largest selection of used and rebuilt pianos. Slightly used Baldwin organ. Lowest prices —easiest terms. Shop now and save at Taylor Pianos and Organs, Douglas, Ga. 11-14 HOUSE IN JESUP SALE OR TRADE 1 have a house and lot in Jesup for sale or will trade for house or acreage in Brant ley County, preferably out side city limits. Contact W. J. Royal, 700 London St., Bruns wick, Ga. 11-7 CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNER The Church of God at Na hunta will hold a chicken and turkey dinner and supper Friday, Oct. 25. Dinner will be served from 12 to 2 and sup per from 5 to 7. Meals will be delivered if desired. Pro ceeds will be for church building fund. 10-24 Hoboken Honor Roll Announced These students make 93 or above average on their grades: Mrs. Phillips, 3rd grade: Carol Gunter, Ginger Thomas, Wade Lee, Tammy Cook, Beth Griffin, Wayne Sims. Mrs. Martin’s 4th grade: Felecia Thomas, Vickie Rho den. Miss Parnell’s 4th grade: Matt Aldridge, Steve Strick land, Sheila Bennett, Sharon Crews, Donna Stevens. Mrs. Kelley’s sth grade: Ter ry Lee, Sonja Thomas, Sheila Thomas, Terry Jones, Brenda Gunter. Mrs. Morning’s 6th grade: Darlene Hanchey, Timothy Jones. Mrs. Larkin’s 6th grade: Joan Carter, Boyd Griffin, Danny Strickalnd, Sarolyn Shuman. Mrs. Carter’s 7th grade: Scott Ferguson, Ann Murray, Beverly Roundtree, Sandra Hickox, Charles Harris, David Pierce. Mr. Thornton’s 7th grade: Cathy Griffin, Greta Hickox. FOOD COSTS Consumers can still save money at the food store, says Miss Lora Laine, home econo mist with the University of Georgia Cooperative Exten sion Service. The biggest sav ings at today’s supermarket lie with basic foods, the staple items, rather than the packag ed combinations and conven ience products. I HARRIS NAHUNTA I Tablerite Ground I Beef I 3 Lb. $1.09 CAULEY'S Lb. Package — 3 For SAUSAGE ROLLS 99* KRAFT Mayonnaise Qt. 49* ARMOUR TREET 12 oi. can 49‘ LINDY — 303 CANS PEAS 4 For 59* IGA 22 Ounces Liquid Detergent 39* KELLOGGS 18 Ounce Package CORN FLAKES 35* SCOPE Regular $1.15 MOUTHWASH 69* | Q F A B GIANT w Scott's Soft-Weve Tissue, 4 For 49* SCOTT'S TOWELS, 2 Roll Pack 39* BAKE RITE SHORTENING, 3 Pounds. 39* Nescafe Instant COFFEE Cream Corn 10 Ozs. $ 1.19 2 For 39* POCAHONTAS FRESH BLACKEYE PEAS, 2 No. 300 Cans.. .. .. 35* TUCKER'S SMOKED BACON, Pound .... 35* BANANAS FRYERS HAMBURGER POUND POUND 3 POUNDS 10* 25* s I.OO PHONE 462-5720 LEGAL NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF THE NAHUNTA DISTRICT Due to the large ballot and the length of time it takes to count the ballots of the Nahun ta district, it has become neces sary to .make some changes in the voting for this district. We will move the voting to the old Grammar school, and split the voters list to two rooms for voting. A through L in one and M through Z for the other. GROCERY SPECIALS GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Friday and Saturday October 25-26 BAMA GRAPE JELLY SALT 18 ozs. 29* 3 For 29* 303 Can Pocahontas Morgan Grocery This voting will be in the West wing. Perry U. Rozier Ordinary, Brantley County 10-24 Want to prevent a ring on a fabric after using cleaning fluid to remove a spot? Ex tension Service home econo mists at the University of Georgia suggest that you use a clean cloth to dry the edges of the damp portion of the fabric. END CUT K PORK CHOPS lb. 49* | HUNT'S — 14 Ounce Bottle CATSUP 5 For ’l.OOl DEL-MONTE 303 CAN — 2 FOR I FRUIT COCKTAIL 49-1 Mrs. Pickford — Pound Quarters Margarine 2 for 39*1 CHARKETS CHARCOAL 10 lb. 59’1 SUN-KIST " ■ LEMONS'* Dozen 49* I ARRID Regular $1.79 DEODORANT 89’ I AT MORGAN'S QUANTITY LIMITED 303 Can Red Dart BEANS 2 for 25* NAHUNTA, GEORGIA FUN IN 4-H Georgia’s 153,103 Four-H’ers are part of America’s head - heart - hands - and health young people. They choose from dozens of learning ex periences called “projects.” If you are between the ages of 9 and 19, you too can have fun in 4-H, says Dr. T. L. Walton, state 4-H leader at the University of Georgia. Georgia’s land area is 58,876 square miles. Grade A-Whole Fryers I Lb. 25‘ I MORTON'S