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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, July 23, 1970
Ronnie Herrin
Named A
Regents Scholar
Statesboro — Ronnie Abram
Herrin, a Georgia Southern
College Freshmen Political
Science major has been named
a Regent Scholar by the Uni
versity System of Georgia for
GROCERY
SPECIALS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
JULY 24 AND 25
Swift's Jewel GIANT BAMA
SHORTENING CHEER Mayonnaise
3 lbs. 59* 69* QT. 39*
CARNATION MILK, 3 FOR 49c
GERBERS STRAINED BABY FOOD, 2 FOR 25c
GREEN GIANT CORN, 303 CAN, 2 FOR 39c
HUNTS CATSUP IN 26 OZ. DECANTER BOTTLE 39c
MAXWELL HOUSE Instant Coffee, 10 oz. size $1.49
STRIVERS BEST Hog Grower and Fattener, 100 Pounds $3.95
Big Rolls Northern Hawaiian Punch Strivers Best
TOWELS «°z size PLAIN MEAL
2 for 59* 3 for si.oo 5 lbs. 39*
BRISKET STEW BEEF, POUND 39c
FRYERS Chuck Roast
POUND JI CAR POUND
29* Lb. 79* 69*
AIR CONDITIONED QUANTITY LIMITED
Morgan Grocery
PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
HARRIS NAHUNTA
AIR CONDITIONED
GRADE A WHOLE TABLERITE GROUND
FRYERS gj Mjl BEEF
LB. 29* 3 LBS. $1.49
CAULEY'S SHANK END
Ham LB. 49
HUNTS 300 CAN
Fruit Cocktail 5 for SI.OO
CARNATION TALL CAN
MILK 6 for SI.OO
DIXIE LILY
Grits 5 Lbs. 45*
GT. TIDE
Detergent 69*
Bananas Lb. 10*
GET SET 12 OZ. CAN
Hair Spray 49*
1970-71. Ben G. Walker, Direc
tor of Placement and Student
Aid at GSC, made the an
nouncement of Ronnie’s ap
pointment this week.
He is the son of Mrs. W. K
Herrin of Nahunta, Ga.
Want ads are inexpen-
sive and bring excellent
results.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Strick
land who spent 28 .months in
Argentina, South America are
at home in Houston, Texas.
They returned to Houston Sa
turday after spending a week
with Mrs. Jos. B. Strickland.
Mrs. L. Y. Shofer, a sister of
Mrs. Jos. B. Strickland passed
away at her home in Rushsyl
vania, Ohio. She lived in Na
hunta with deceased husband,
Ralph M. Brown many years
ago.
SWIFT'S 1 LB. CELLO
BACON 69*
LESUEUR 17 OZ. CAN
Sweet Peas 4 for SI.OO
SNOWDRIFT 3 LB. CAN
Shortening 69*
GT. COLD POWER
Detergent 69*
KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP
Salad Dressing Qt. 59*
FRESH GREEN
Peanuts 3 Lb. 89*
SUPER STAINLESS RAZOR
Blades 2 Pkgs, for 79*
New Bulletins
On Gardening
Are Announced
Athens — Two new publica
tions from the University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension
Service were announced this
week—“ Weed Control in
Lawns” and “Growing Annual
Flowers.” Both were designed
especially for Georgia’s back
yard gardeners.
Prepared by members of thr
Extension Service horticulture
and agronomy departments,
the publications are a part of
the “Green Thumb Tips for the
Urban Gardener” series and
are available from county Ex
tension Service agents.
Growing annual flowers
with any degree of success de
oends on several factors. Top
ics covered in the flower publi
cation include location and
soil preparation, planting
times, sowing seed outdoors,
setting started plants, water
ing, mulching, cultivation and
fertilization.
Recommendations for weed
control in Georgia lawns is
discussed in the second publi
cation. It contains a section on
seeded and sprigged lawn
grasses and a chart showing
various weeds, control appli
cation time, type of herbicide
and recommended instructions
on rate and use of chemicals
to control weeds.
SPECIAL MON.TUE. WED.
2 PIECE SUIT OR
PLAIN DRESSES
ANY TWO FOR? 1.99
■i _? J BmA (
OUR CLEANERS
IS THE BEST
Depend on us to take care of
all your CLEANING. Your
CLOTHES will be sparkling
bright every time. We give
expert care at low cost.
FREE PICK-UP
AND DELIVERY
DON'S
CLEANERS
Nahunta, Georgia
PHONE 462-5933
WANT ADS
AUGUST PIANO SALE
Give your child the piano
you missed. Big savings on
new and used pianos. Some
small, some rental returns,
one used baby grand piano.
All priced to move during
this sale at TAYLOR PIANOS
& ORGANS, DOUGLAS, GA.
8-6
FOR RENT
2 Bedroom Trailer - Atkin
son, Georgia, Phone 462-5302.
7-30
FOR SALE
Admiral Air Conditioner
-8000 BTU—used one summer.
In excellent condition. Call
Joe Lake 462-5382. 7-23
fans-fans-fans
20 inch BREEZE-BOX
TYPE Portable Fan $19.95.
See large selection of fans at
Cecil Moodys. 7-23
MAYTAG WASHERS
Get Maytag Automatic and
Wringer Type Washers at CE
CIL MOODY’S. We service
what we sell. ts
SCOTSMAN ICE MACHINE
Now get Restaurant and
Bar equipment. Complete
store planning. Jones AC &
Refrigeration Service — Phone
462-5814. ts
CENTRAL AIR CONDITION
Your House Trailer. Home
Division. Jones AiC & Refri
geration Service. Phone 462-
5814. ts
COMFORT AIR WINDOW
Air Conditioners Check our
Prices. Jones’ Air Condition
ing & Refrigeration Service
Phone 462-5814. ts
CENTRAL AIR
CONDITION &
HEAT YOUR HOME
York Division of Borg-War
ner. Jones’ Air Conditioning &
Refrigeration Service. Phone
462-5814. ts
BANK AMERICARD
Use your Bank Americard
at Cecil Moodys. Also we have
local Bank Financing. ts
Cushionflor $1.98 sq. yd.
Cushionflor and Accotone
Linoleum $2.98 Sq. Yd. Value
now $1.98 Sq. Yd. at CECIL
MOODY’S. 7-23
LEADING APPLIANCES
AND TV BRANDS
We stock G.E., RCA and
Zenith TV’s in color and black
and white. Also radios and
stereos by the same compan
ies. Our appliances are G.E.,
Maytag, Revco and Speed
Queen. See them all today at
CECIL MOODY’S. 7-23
SNAPPER MOWERS
Get the World Famous
Snapper Lawn Mowers at Ce
cil Moody’s. 7-23
CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONERS
Get All Electric, Gas and
Electric or Oil and Electric
Heat Pumps for year com
fort at Cecil Moody’s. We
Install and Service. 7-23
TRAILER AIR
CONDITIONERS
Get Central and Window
Type Air Conditioners for all
size House Trailers. Installed
and Serviced at Cecil
Moody’s. 7-23
FOR SALE
1963 Belair Chevrolet 4
door, hard top. Good condi
tion with good tires. Actual
mileage 74,120. See or call Mrs.
Irvin Crews 462-5459. 7-30
Vote To Keep
TOMMY
IRVIN
Commissioner
OF
AGRICULTURE
DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY
SEPTEMBER 9TH
FOR SALE
150 acres of timber land in
north Camden County. Will
sell all or parcels. Good fish
ing and hunting. For further
information call 462-5297. 8 6
About $1 million is being
made available to State em
ployment offices to hire more
than 600 school guidance coun
selors for the summer. Tem
porary use of the ccounselors
will help meet the needs of .ad
ditional thounsands of young
people who visit employment
offices during the summer in
search of jobs.
Harrison Grocery
Weekend Grocery Specials
WAYNESVILLE, GA. TELEPHONE 462-5304
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 24 AND 25
MARTHA WHITE BLUE PLATE | DUNCAN HINES
FLOUR Mayonnaise CAKE MIXES
5 Lbs. 49* QT. 59* 3 for SI.OO
APPLE, PEACH, COCONUT CUSTARD PIES, 3 FOR SI.OO
LANOLIN PLUS HAIR SPRAY 49c
HEINZ BAR-B-QUE SAUCE, 26 OZ. SIZE 69c
WOODBURY LOTION, 3 FOR .. .. ... .. ... SI.OO
KING COLE BUTTER BEANS 15c
KING COLE MIXED VEGETABLES 15c
Puddino giant t. v.
BREEZE D!NN E R S
39* 89* 49*
CHUCK STEAK OR ROAST, POUND 59c
SIRLOIN AND ROUND STEAK, POUND $1.09
FRYERS PORK CHOPS “d
POUND POUND dACUM
29* 95* LB. 69*
INGLE GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS
HICKOX, GEORGIA I f ltfj| \ 1
The AAoney You Save Will Jingle I - \ /W /
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If You Always Trade With Ingle J
Open Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
WEEK-END SPECIALS
SHAWNEES LIPTON DOODLE
FLOUR TEA BAGS PIES
5 Lbs. 59‘ 100 for $1.29 39*
BALLARD OVEN READY BISCUITS, 3 FOR . 29c
PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM 49c
Pocahontas Pork and Beans, 2 Pound Cans, 3 for _ SI.OO
DRESSES, $4.98 TO $6.95 SI.OO OFF
PEACHES BY THE BOX
WATERMELONS 50c AND UP
PEACHES Cantaloupes BANANAS
POUND 3 FOR POUND
15* SI.OO 10<
BOSTON BUTTS, POUND 59c
ALL MEAT STEW, POUND 69c
ROUND, T-BONE AND SIRLOIN STEAK, POUND 98c
BRISKET STEW, 3 POUNDS FOR $1.19
FRYERS HAMBURGER BEEF ROAST
POUND 2 POUNDS POUND
29* $1.38 59*-69*
WE HAVE PLENTY OF LIDS, RINGS AND FREEZER BAGS
Roberson-Rogers
Reunion Slated
For August 2
The annual Roberson-Rogers
reunion will be held August 2
at the Jesup Recreation Cen
ter. Registration will begin at
10:00 A. M. and a basket lunch
will be served at 1:00 P. M.
If there have been any births,
weddings or deaths in your
family in the past year, please
notify me before the meeting.
Mrs. Faye W. Smith, Sec.,
641 W. Orange St., Jesup, Ga.
31545.
Newspapers are one of the
biggest users of forest pro
ducts, reports the Southern
Forest Institute. The newsprint
on which this newspaper is
produced is a special kind of
paper manufactured especial
ly for that purpose. Since
newsprint is made largely
from wood fiber, United States
newspapers like this one con
sume more than 5,500 acres of
timber every day, over two
million acres a year.