The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, May 08, 1969, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, May 8, 1969 GRAVEL FOR SALE SID'S SERVICE Phones 462-5999 and 462-5998 Nahunta, Georgia We pinned a medal on him. You pin your hopes on him. ' , K There are 275 Georgians authorized by Georgia Power Company to display the Certified Electric Heating and Cooling Dealer emblem. These men really care about your family’s comfort. They are specialists in home heating and cooling. And they’re highly qualified H to do something about it. If your future plans include electric heating or cooling, call us. We’ll recommend local dealers for the job. Dealers with skill and integrity. Whichever man you choose, he’ll shoulder full responsibility for installation, including wiring, insulation and equipment. Remember that he won’t forget you when the installation is complete. Because your • satisfaction is his badge of success. ' ; Georgia Power Company HARRIS NAHUNTA GRADE A WHOLE Tablerite Ground F R Y E R S AT M •1 Beef Lb. 29' 3 Lbs. *1.29 SUNNYLAND 5 POUND BOX CHICKEN BACKS 59' DEL-MONTE — 14 OUNCE BOTTLE CATSUP CRISCO — 3 POUNDS SHORTENING DUKES — PINTS MAYONNAISE AMERICAN BEAUTY — 46 oz. can 2 for PORK & BEANS 49' REGULAR LIQUID JOY BRYLCREEM — REGULAR 98c HAIR DRESSING 59' Visitation Day At University Set Saturday Athens, Ga. — May 10 has been designated Visitation Day at the University of Georgia for Georgia Certificate of Mer it winners. Outstanding high school stu dents and their parents will have the opportunity to visit the University campus, see the Georgia Bulldogs in a pre season football preview, and get acquainted with University students. The Uni versity annually awards Cer tificates of Merit to the state’s top high school students. Following registration and a convocation in the Fine Arts Auditorium Saturday morn ing, visitors will hear panel discussions led by Dean of Student Affairs O. Suthern Sims and Vice President for Instruction Dr. George Parthe mos, beginning at 10:30 A. M. Dean Sims will preside over a panel discussion of “Student Activitism on the University of Georgia Campus” and Dr. Parthemos will pilot a discus sion of “Educational Opportun ities at the University of Geor gia.” Bus tours of the campus are scheduled for 11:30, following the two discussions. At 2:30 Saturday afternoon, merit winners and their par ents can see the Georgia Bull dogs, 1969 version, tangle in their annual G-Day game in Sanford Stadium. Topping off Visitation Day activities will be the popular music group, “The Four Tops,” performing in the Coliseum at 8 P. M. as part of the Inter- Fraternity Council Concert Series. Visitation Day is sponsored by Gamma Beta Phi, a student service Organization. Blackshear High School stu dents invited to the Visitation Day activities are Dean Carl Broome, Jr., and Buddy Sauls. Future Homemakers To Get State Degrees The following FHA girl’s will receive their State Hame making Degree in Statesboro on Saturday, May 10, This is the highest award given in Fu ture Homemaking of America. Lynell Griffin, Ruby Ches ser, Elaine Chesser, Lucy Johns, Nancy Middleton, Kathy Jones, Sandra Griffin, Sherry Morgan. Kathy Strick land, Janice Wilson and Shir ley White. Attending the banauet will be the sponsors of FHA Mrs. Dorothy Ham and Mrs. Macie Colvin. CAULEY PORK LIVER Lb. 19' UGENE — NO. 303 CAN Green Beans 2 for 33 c 19' Delsey 5 — 2 Roll Package TISSUE 69' IGA — ROUND BOX SALT 29' BLUE BIRD — No. 2 Can Unsweet 2 for ORANGE JUICE 35' SNO BRITE — LONG GRAIN RICE 10 Lbs. 29' WHITE RAIN — Regular SI.OO SHAMPOO Try WANT ADS 312 H. P. MOWER $54.95 3.5 H. P. Briggs & Stratton 22-inch lawn mower, now only $54.95 at CECIL MOODY’S. J Terms available. 5-29 ADMIRAL COLOR AND B & W TV 18-inch TV’s from $379.95, 23-inch TV’s from $469.95. No obligation, FREE home trial. Three-year picture tube war ranty (one year longer than others.) JIMMY’S RADIO & TV SERVICE, phone 462- 5712, Nahunta, 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 Sun day. TOM BARNES MOBILE Homes, INC., 742 Memorial Drive. Across from the Holiday Inn. Phone 283-2802, Waycross, Ga. ts. Schedule of Services Lulaton Baptist Church Sunday school every Sun day at 10:00 A. M. Prayer meeting every Wed nesday night at 7:30 P. M. Church services second and fourth Sundays at 5:00 P. M. 5-8 FREEZERS-FREEZERS FREEZERS GE and Revco Freezers, up right and chest types, 6 cubic feet to 25 cubic feet sizes, priced from $149.95 with trade in and up at CECIL MOODY’S. Special 16 cubic feet No Frost upright GE freezer $299.95. w. t. stores 550 pounds food. See them today. Terms avail able. 5-29 HIDE-A-BED SALE Slightly used Jamison, Ear ly American style Hide-a-bed sofa, sleep two, regular $249.- 95, now sale priced for only $169.95. Excellent condition. See it at CECIL MOODY’S. 5-8 CUSHIONFLOR $1.98 SQUARE YARD Select patterns Cushionflor Linoleum $1.98 sq. yd. Cam fortfloor Linoleum $2.49 sq. yd. Imperial Accotone Linole um $2.49 sq. yd. 9 by 12 plastic faced linoleum $6.95 each, at CECIL MOODY’S. 6-5. BARGAINS USED FREEZERS Used upright and chest freezers from $79.95. 20 cu. ft. GE. chest freezer, slightly used, priced new $249.95, dis count price $149.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. Terms available. 5-15 S LOO 2 For 15' *1.29 MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL 10% off on all small applian ces .... this week only. Give Mother the joy of a new mixer, toaster, percolator. 5-8 MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL 10% off on all small applian ces .... this week only. Give Mother the joy of owning a new mixer, toaster, percolator, slicing knife, fry pans, breac warmers, blender, iron, can opener, ice crusher or corn popper. All 10% off of our regular price .... at CECIL MOODYS. 5-8 GIFTS FOR MOTHER Give Mother a wonderful personal care gift for her special day. Choose from elect ric hair dryers, hair curlers, manicure sets, and electric clothes brushs. Also look over our selection of pictures, lamps, carpets, hassocks, tables, rockers, etc. 5-8 LAWN MOWER SPECIAL Heavy duty Lazy-Boy 22- inch cut, 4 H. P. Briggs J, Stratton engine, 16-inch rear wheels, belt driven mower. Discount priced at $139.95 at CECIL MOODY’S. Shop and compare. 5-22 LAWN MOWER SPECIAL Heavy duty, 21-inch cut, 31/ H. P. Briggs & Stratton motor, 16-inch rear wheels, aluminum deck, special now only $99.95 at CECIL MOODY’S. Compare these. 5'22 MOTEL MAIDS WANTED Motel maids wanted. Call 462-5143, Nahunta, Ga. 5-8. HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE 6-room house and 2% lots for sale, fronting Highway 301. This is the C. S. Kizer property in Nahunta. Loca tion is suitable for residential or commercial use. Sealed bids received until June 1 Owner reserves right to re ject any and all bids. Mrs. K. A. Parks, Route 1, Hor tense, Ga. 5-15. BEAUTY CONTEST The second annual “Little Miss” Beauty Pageant will be held in the Brantley County High School Cafetorium this Friday Night, May 9. at 8:00 P. M. Admission prices are adults 75c and school students 35c. The public is cordially invited. 5-8 NlESmi’Tlin SEKHCE vjdwg^j LAWN, PORCH AND PATIO FURNITURE Discount prices now on lawn, porch and patio furniture.’ 3 - piece oak set $19.95. See in show window now at CECIL MOODY’S. Many styles and prices to choose from. 6-5. USED DROP-IN RANGE Slightly used Westinghouse 30-inch drop-in electric range, regular approximately $240, now on discount sale price of $99.95, at CECIL MOODY’S. Used less than one year. 5-15. $2.29 SQUARE YARD See the many patterns of Cushionflor, Comfortflor and Accotone Linoleum, priced from $1.98 per square yard for end prices and remnants up at CECIL MOODY’S. Dis counts every day — TRY US. 5-29 SALE 1100 MAGNUM SHOTGUN Remington Model 1100 3-inch magnum 12-gauge shotgun, regular $174.95, sale priced at $154.95. Slightly used. See it at CECIL MOODY’S. 5-8 CAST IRON COOKWARE SET $14.95 8-piece set Redi-aged cast iron cookware only $14.95 at CECIL MOODY’S. 5-8 Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store 59' 147 West Cherry Street Phon* GA 7-72 M Jesup. G* Pharmacist Always on Du»^ CUSHIONFLOR INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS ( (BG) ) HICKOX, GA. STOtfS/^ J The Money You Save Will Jingle \ If You Always Trade With Ingle "a 0^ Op*n Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. *o 9 P. M. Blue Plate Salad REGULAR NORTHERN DRESSING KOTEX TISSUE Quart 39* Dozen 39* 4 Rolls 39* Pocahontas Sweetened Grapefruit Juice, 46 Ozs. 3 For SI.OO BLUE PLATE APPLE JELLY, 32 Ounces 29c POCAHONTAS SWEET PEAS, 2 No. 303 Cans 39c POCAHONTAS SWEET POTATOES, 40 Ounces 39c LIPTON TEA, Lb. $1.49 PRUF STARCH, 22 Ounces 45c WATERMELON, ACCORDING TO MARKET PRICE. CANTALOUPES, LEMONS, ORANGES, APPLES, LETTUCE, CABBAGE. POTATOES BABIES IS' Lb. 15‘ CUCUMBERS, Each .... 5c GREEN BEANS, Pound 19c SQUASH, 2 Lbs. 25c RADISH, Bag 10c BANANAS, Lb. 10c FRYERS, Pound 29c PORK CHOPS, Pound 79c Cauley's Smoked & Fresh SAUSAGE, Pound 59c and 79c STEAK = Lb. 89' Hospital Week Observance Set May 11 to 17 Hospitals in Georgia and throughout the nation will ob serve National Hospital Week, beginning Sunday, May 11. The theme for the observ ance, “Your Hospital — Path way to Progress in Communi ty Health,” emphasizes how today’s hospital is establish ing new pathways to channel | GROCERY I SPECIALS GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT MORGAN'S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 9-10 QUANTITY LIMITED GIANT BLUE PLATE BLUE PLATE I CHEER Mayonnaise Apple Jelly I I 69* Quart 49* 18 ozs. 19* I I April Shower Early Peas, 2 No. 303 Can .... 29* I I HUNT'S PEACHES, No. 2’/ 2 Can 29* I I SNIDER'S CATSUP, 14 Ounces 17* I I Pocahontas Pork & Beans, 2 No. 2 1 /z Cans.... 39* I I TOMATOES Pineapple I I 2 For 27* 20 ozs. 25* 79* I I FOLGER'S COFFEE, Pound Can 79* I I NABISCO TOASTETTES, 10 ozs. 3 for s I.OO I I LUZIANNE TEA, Pound 99* I I GOLD CROSS MILK, 3 For 47* I I "J™ 5 BACON Stew Beef I I 29* Lb. 39* Lb. 39* I I Morgan Grocery I health care into all areas of the community, according to Glenn M. Hogan, executive director of the Georgia Hospi tal. Association. “ The traditional role of a community hospital has been to provide care for patients within its walls,” he explained. “However, many of our Geor gia hospitals are fast envolv ing into centers carrying a broad spectrum of health ser vices out into the community— services aimed at diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, edu cation and prevention.” Currently there are some 175 community general hos pitals operating in Georgia, employing approximately 38,- 000 persons who earn $l6O mil lion each year. Georgia hos pitals have an investment of some SSOO million in buildings and equipment. On an average day 15,000 people are occupy ing beds in Georgia’s gener al hospitals.