The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, December 05, 1968, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunla, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 5, 1968 Dymo wears the all-electric label. Dymo Products Company’s building in Augusta is all electric. The famous Dymo labeler is made there. The labeler comes in 20 models, in a choice of 21 languages, and with tapes in 26 different colors. It is produced, assembled and distributed by 300 people working in Dymo’s 100,000 ,sq. ft. all-electric building. Electricity lights, heats and cools. Powers automatic packaging and high-speed injection molding equipment. Does just about any job short of thinking itself. So the people at Dymo do their jobs better. Georgia Power Company has a staff of industrial sales representatives made up of electrical and mechani cal engineers. They can answer questions on lighting, power drives, air conditioning, process heating—anything electrical. They are trained and experienced to give manufac turers complete information, accurate cost figures and sound advice. Call them. Dymo did Georgia Power Company INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS The Money You Save Will Jingle If You Always Trade With Ingle Open Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. MAXWELL HOUSE I SWANSDOWN COFFEE | Cake Flour C X? N X Lb. 79* | 2 Lbs. 39* 31* Mr. Clean, Giant 55c Lindy Peas, 2 No. 303 Cans 35c JEWEL SHORTENING, 3 Lbs. 55c FAB, Giant 69c NORTHERN TISSUE, 4 Rolls 39c New Dry Rightguard Deodorant, 5 Ounces 69c PAL PEANUT BUTTER, 29 Ounces 59c Pocahontas Small Butterbeans, 4 No. 303 Cans SI.OO Radios, $9.95 to $19.95 Christmas Lights and Bulbs. Wrapping Paper, Ribbons. Electric Blankets $10.95 Toasters, Deep Fryers, Electric Fry Pans, Irons, Pressure Pots. DAISY B. B. GUNS WATCHES $ 6.95- $ 15.95 $ 12.00- $ 25.00 Sweet Potatoes, Lb. 12c, bushel $3.50 Apples, bushel $4.00 Tangerines, Dozen 39c Bananas, Lb. 10c Lemons, doz. 39c Naval Oranges and Other Oranges, dozen 39c up. Fryers, Lb. 29c Hens, Lb. 39c Beef Roast, Lb 49c-59c ROUND, T-BONE, SIRLOIN STEAK, Pound 79c PORK NECK BONES, 3 Pounds SI.OO ALL MEAT STEW Lb. 59* HICKOX, GA. Men's-Ladies' Westclox s H w 1 HAMBURGER 3 Lbs. S I.OO Classified Advertising NEW SHIPMENT OF PICTURES Look over our shipment of pictures just arrived this week. Singles, groups and pairs to complement almost any period of furniture. At CECIL MOODY’S. 12-12 MOBILE HOMES —ls you are hard to please, come to see Tom. “We sell only Quality Homes’’. Easy Terms. Ba.ik rate financing Closed al) 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 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE Liberty Mobile Home for sale, 12 by 55, in good condi tion. Buyer take up pay ments. James E. Thrift, phone 462-5362, Nahunta, Ga. 12|5 RABBITS FOR SALE Rabbits for sale, all ages, alive or dressed. Contact Oli ver Crews, at Twin Rivers. Phone 462-5570. 12|5. CHRISTMAS SALE PIANOS & ORGANS Lowest Prices - Easiest Terms on All Pianos & Or gans. New & Used. Largest Selection. New Spinet Pianos $449. New Electronic Organs $495. Used & Rebuilt Pianos from $149. Act Now For Best Selection. Select your Piano or Organ NOW for Christmas Delivery. TAYLOR PIANOS & ORGANS, BALDWIN DEALERS, DOUGLAS, GA. 12|19 CHINA - STEMWARE STAINLESS Beautiful new sets in Rose point china very special at $29.95 for 53 pc. set. This is a one time only deal from the manufacturer. Matching steamware only $6.00 per set of eight. Other new patterns in china, stoneware and bake 'n serve. Also Oneida stain less sets service for eight be ginninng at $9.95. See all these at CECIL MOODY’S to day. 12-12. CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE Christmas trees for sale, each, at H. M. Miller’s. Pho: 462-5457. 12- \ikno«B J* J CHRISTMAS TREES 2 POUNDS 98* HELP WANTED MEN OR WOMEN NO CAPITAL NEEDED Start business of your own. Serving consumers with world famous Rawleigh Products. Can earn S6O weekly part time $l5O and up full time. Write C. R. McDaniel GAL -1480-770 DeSoto Station Box 2467, Memphis, Tenn. 38102. 12112 1969 ALMANACS Get your 1969 Almanac now at CECIL MOODY’S 12-19 CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNER The Church of God at Na hunta will hold a chicken and turkey dinner and supper Fri day, Dec. 6. Dinner will be served 12 to 2 and supper 5 to 7. Proceeds will be for the church building fund. 12-5 TOBACCO ACREAGE AVAILABLE Tobacco acreage (10 acres) for rent or share crop, on your land, for reliable person. E. L. Sears, phone 462-5733, Nahunta, Ga. 12-19 LOTS FOR SALE Beautiful lots for sale on Lake Atkinson subdivision, overlooking lake, adjacent to U. S. 84 Highway, Atkinson, Ga. All utilities available. Terms at 6% interest, $49.95 down, $14.75 per month. J. B. Middleton, phone 462-5603 12-19 CUSHIONFLOR LINOLEUM CUSHIONFLOR LINOLEUM $1.98 per Sq. yard at CECIL MOODYS. REGULAR PRICE UP TO $2.98 per sq. yard. 12|19 Jekyll Island Chaplain Named Atlanta — A Baptist chap lain for Jekyll Island will be gin full-time work Dec. 1. The Rev. Charles D. Miller will develop ministries in trailer parks, summer resort groups, and other areas as pastor of Jekyll Island Bap tist Mission. The new ministry will be sponsored by the Jekyll Island Mission, the First Baptist Church of Brunswick, and the Georgia Baptist Convention. The Rev. Ernest J. Kelley, assistant to the executive sec retary-treasurer of the Geor gia Baptist Convention, who directs cooperative mission work, said, “Under Mr. Mil ler’s able leadership, there is potential for a dynamic, dra matic ministry at Jekyll Is land.” Miller, a Kentucky native, has been assistant pastor, West End Baptist Church. Birmingham, Ala., since 19- 66. A graduate of George town College in Kentucky. Miller is .married and has three children. Find lost articles with want ads. Want more mileage? n ter eMkww Chevron Gasolines keep engine parts clean. Boost fuel mileage. ISTANDARDI Call Your Standard Oil Man In NAHUNTA W. B. WILLIS Phone 462-5614 ♦Standard Oil Company (Inc. in Ky.) , PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store 147 West Cherry Street Phoms GA 7-2254 Jesup Ge Pharmacist Always on Duts Board Accepting Applications for Service Academies Washington, D. C. — Con gressman W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr., has announced that the Bth District Academy Selection Board is still accepting ap plications for all young men who are interested in attend ing one of the Service Aca demies in 1969. The Bth District Acaremy Selection Board which is head ed by Dr. Albert Woodard as chairman was established by Congressman Stuckey last year in order to give interes ted young men the opportunity for nomination on the basis of their qualifications. Traditionally, members of Congress have nominated young men to apply for ap pointments at the Military Academies, and throughout the years different Congressmen have used various methods of election. However, the most common .method has been for a Congressman to nominate friends of the family, relatives or sons of political supporters. “In light of the limited num ber of vacancies which are granted to each member of Congress, and the vast number of young men who are eager to receive appointments to our military academies, I believe that it is only fair that these young men be selected on the basis of their abilities,” Con gressman Stuckey said when he established the Selection Board. “There are too many quali fied young men competing for positions for a member of Congress to be playing favor ites. I prefer to have these young people chosen on the basis of their abilities and by an unbiased body, capable of judging their qualifications,” Said Stuckey. Applications may be sent directly to Dr. Albert Wood ard, Chairman, Bth District Academy Selection Board, Route One, Waycross, or they may be sent to Congressman Stuckey in his Washington of fice, and he will forward them to the Selection Board. Representative Stuckey ur ges any young man who has not already applied to send his application by December 6, 1968, in order that screening may begin. "The academies of our coun try are the training ground of our top military officials, many of whom go to high leadership positions in our foreign policy decisions. Young men who are accepted into the academies must be outstanding in their academic studies, and must be physically fit,” says Stuckey. “It is an honor to the student and a credit to his home state, con gressional district and com munity when he is selected by one of the academies.” HARRIS NAHUNTA I Tablerite Ground Beef 3 Lb. $1.09 ISUNNYLAND — 5 POUND BOX CHICKEN BACKS 49* GIANT Palmolive Liquid 49* SNOWDRIFT — 3 POUNDS SHORTENING 69* RED TOP — No. 303 Cans TOMATOES 8 for ’1 SWANSDOWN — 2 LBS. CAKE FLOUR 35* ARMOUR 12 OUNCE CAN T R E E T 49* CHARKETS — 10 POUNDS CHARCOAL 59* OXYDOL REGULAR 29* SWIFT'S JEWEL, 3 Pound Can 49* INSTANT NESCAFE, 6 Ounces 69* SLICED PINEAPPLE, Can 33* DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46 Ounces 29* DOLE HUNT'S CATSUP WRAP MILK 14 Ozs. 23* 12 Ins. 29* 3 For 45* Pocahontas Cream CORN, No. 303 Can .. 19* Red Dot Whole Beans, 2 No. 303 Cans 29* TUCKER'S HAMS STEW BEEF Lb. 49* Lb. 39* PHONE 462-5720 Slash Pine Unit Names Kinne to Industrial Post Slash Pine Area Planning and Development Commission executive director Max W. Harral has announced the ap pointment of Richard M. Kinne as Chief of Industrial QGFjJ GROCERY SPECIALS GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT MORGAN'S Friday and Saturday, December 6-7 SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR 2 Lbs. 39* BRISKET Morgan Grocery Development. Mr. Harral said Mr. Kinne brings to the Commission a bout 16 years experience in eluding acting as manager for a small chamber of commerce, industrial director for the Missouri Resources and Deve lopment Commission; as Vice President and director of area programs for Conway Re search, Inc., Atlanta, publish ers of Industrial Development and other publications relat ing to industrial development; and as a private consultant to TABLERITE BRISKET STEW 4 Lbs. ’1.191 REGULAR FAB DETERGENT 29* I LUZ’ANNE R. T. COFFEE Lb. 55' I BLACK TOP TALL CAN — PINK SALMONS 69* I LADY SCOTT — 2 ROLL PACKAGE Toilet Tissue 5 for s ll BAMA GRAPE — 18 OUNCES I JELLY 29*1 IRISH — 10 POUNDS POTATOES 39* I QUANTITY LIMITED ALCOA NAHUNTA, GEORGIA Grade A-Whole Fryers I Lb. 25* I CLOWHITE GALLON 43* GOLD CROSS FRYERS POUND 25* other consultants, utilities, chambers of commerce, private developers and investors, and resort owners. Mr. Kinne, his wife Ruth, and daughter Jennifer, age 10. reside at 310 Pineview, Drive. Waycross. They have another daughter, Kathy, a senior in the Atlanta School of Art. Atlanta. Want ads bring results.