The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, April 22, 1971, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, April 22, 1971 Atkinson Community Club Met The Atkinson Community Training Club met Tuseday, April 20 in the home of Mrs. I BUDGET FOR I I BRANTLEY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION I I July 1, 1971 - June 30, 1972 I I ANTICIPATED RECEIPTS Taxes 170,000.00 Other local sources 1,080.00 ■ State sources 601,532.46 I Non Revenue Receipts 150.00 Anticipated beginning of year balance uncommitted 1,000.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS & BEGINNING BALANCES $773,762.46 ANTICIPATED PAYMENTS Administration 24,792.00 q Instruction 523,151.13 Attendance services 5,655.81 Pupil transportation 102,503.59 Operation & Maintenance of Plant 46,520.00 Fixed Charges , 15,500.00 Food Services 35,300.00 Instructional Equipment 5,000.00 Transfers to Textbook, Library & Sick Leave 12,949.30 Anticipated end of year balance 2,390.63 TOTAL PAYMENTS AND ENDING BALANCES $773,762.46 TABLERITE SIRLOIN STEAK LB. 99' BEEF Tripe Lb. 29* IGA SNOKREEM 3 LB. CAN Shortening 69* MAHATMA 3 LB. CELLO Rice 49* LINDY 17 OZ. CAN Sweet Peas 4 for 69* BLUE RIBBON 3 LB. CAN Malt Syrup SIJ9 SWIFTS ALLSWEET Margarine Lb. 35* ULTRA BRITE REG. 43c Tooth Paste 19* Ella Sheppard. Mrs. Lila Crosby, vice-pres ident, presided over the meet ing. A prayer was given by Mrs. Emmie Walker. Mrs. Keene gave a demon stration using fruit juice cans to make a foot stool; also the steps of making a decorative pillow. Mrs. Crosby showed iow to make a card holder. HARRIS NAHUNTA Present were: Mesdames Demeta Pierce, Gloria Rober son, Leila Crosby, Jennie Walker, Carlis Hickox, Thel ma Summer, Geraldine White, Brenda Bernard, Ella Shep pard, Emmie Walker, La Jean Sheppard, Evelyn King and Gaynelle Keene. Reporter Gaynelle Keene Go to church Sunday. AIR CONDITIONED li dr: WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS RED TOP 303 CAN Tomatoes 6 For $1 SMOKEY BEAR 10 LB. BAG Charcoal 59* ARMOUR 12 OZ. CAN Treet 49* HUNTS 14 OZ. BOTTLE Catsup 4 For $1 GOLDEN RIPE Bananas Lb. 10* BAYER 100 SIZE REG. $1.17 Asprin 79* FRESH PORK Liver Lb. 29* In Memoriam In memory of Onimus M. Griffin, who passed away on April 19, 1969. It was on Sat. morning, we just got out of bed when I heard the phone ring and they were telling me my dear old daddy was dead. He was so good and kind, and loved us all we know. But then came that Sat. Morning our Lord called him to go. We cannot understand why God called you home and left your loved one here all alone to weep and mourn full of grief and heartaches. But God above knows best about all things we can’t understand at the time being, why he took you, but then we can look back and see why, as there is al ways a reason. He knew you were sick, tired and depressed and didn’t want to be a bur den on your children. But then one day, God knew he had done all he could do for you on this earth and that you were waiting and ready to go, so he took you home to be with him in that sweet home. Daddy, we know you are resting in your heavenly home where no sickness, pain or grief ever enters there. No one knows the silent heart ache, only those who have lost can tell of the grief that born in silence for the one we loved so well,, so sleep on dear Dad and take your rest. We miss you most, who loved you best. God took you home, it was his will, but in our heart we love you still. The Children of Onimus Griffin Waynesville News Mrs. Connie Peeples is in the Brunswick Hospital. Mrs. H. H. Hunter has just returned home after several days in the Brunswick Hospi tal. Mrs. Fred Gibson is home af ter several days in the hospi tal. LEGAL NOTICE Georgia, Brantley County The appraisers upon appli cation of Mrs. Carolyn W- Rob erson widow of Cyrus D. Rob erson for a twelve month’s support for herself and three minor children having filed their return; all persons con cerned hereby are cited to show cause if any they have, at the next regular May term of this court, why said appli cation should not be granted. This 6th day of April, 1971- Perry U. Rozier Ordinary 4-29 TABLERITE GROUND BEEF 3 LB. $1.39 WANT ADS DINNERS & SUPPERS CHICKEN & TURKEY The Nahunta Church of God wil serve Chicken and Turkey dinners and suppers in the church kitchen Friday, A pril 23rd. Dinners served from 12 noon til 2 P. M. Supper served from - P. M. until. Adult plate $1.25, Child plate $.75. 4-22 FOR SALE I—B’x26’ Building wired for electricity Equipped with bath. Call 462-5858 or 462-5477. 5-6 FOR SALE 1967 Chevrolet Caprice 2- Dr. Hardtop, Power Steering and Brakes, Air Cond., Stereo tape deck. Good condition. $1500.00. Phone 462-5144 or 462-5199. 4-22 FOR SALE 1964 Chevelle 2 dr. HT. 8 Cyl. with shall Carb. Good Condition. $300.00 L. E. Sikes, Lulaton, Ga. 4-22 SALE LOVE SEATS Vinyl and fabric covered Love Seats $99.95 value, Sale Priced at $49.95 at Cecil Moo dy’s. These will help you use that wasted space. 5-6 FOR RENT Two bedroom house trailer for rent in Nahunta. See Cecil Moody. Phone 462-5722 or 462- 5228. 5-6 1968 EL CAMINO FOR SALE Forsale one 1968 Chevelle El Camino pickup. V-8, auto matic trans., air conditioned, good condition. Cecil Moody, Phones 462-5722 or 462-5228. 5-6 FOR SALE 1966 GMC Pickup, 6 cyl, heater, fair condition. Price to match. Cecil Moody. TELL CITY ROCKERS See Tell City Farm House and Early-American Rockers at Discount Prices at Cecil Moody’s. 4-29 ATT!!! Fish Camps-Bait Shops- Red Wrigglers Wholesale. Phone 283-4787 Waycross, Ga. 5-6 FOR SALE 1 Shetland Mare and 1 Shet land Welch Stud. $30.00 ea. or $60.00 for both. Call 462-5936 or 462-5919. DISHWASHERS See display of G.E. and KITCHEN AID Dishwashers now at Cecil Moody’s, Re member we service what we sell. 2-29 SUMMER FURNITURE See our display of Summer porch and lawn fuhniture at Cecil Moody’s. 4-22 SNAPPER MOWERS Get the famous SNAPPER Mower’s at Cecil Moody’s. In stock now. 4-22 Paint $2.98 Gallon Acrylic Latex Interior and Exterior Paint in eleven colors. Now $2.98 Gallon at CECIL MOODY’S. ts FOR SALE APARTMENT BUILDING 8 completely furnished a partments. Good income — Down payment and balance privately financed on terms to suit the buyer. Located in cen ter of Nahunta, Ga. Clint Rob inson—Phone office 462-5174 or home 462-5525. ts Personals Statesboro — Two Georgia Southern College Students who are residents of Nahunta have been assigned their student teaching activities by the De partment of Professional Lab oratory Experience of the School Education, for the 1971 Spring Quarter. The assignments are as fol lows: William Pryce Brooker, Jane Macon Junior High, Brunswick; and Hymerick Thomas, Bradwell Institute, Hinesville, Ga. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS A I sri ” ( bB I W* =^—i i* l fl M I W ITF-W 4/I 1 QSEjWg Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store Pharmacist Aiwavt on Duty 147 West Cher-y Street Phone GA 7-2254 Jesup. Ge Mother-Daughter Banquet Held The annual Mother-Daugh ter Banquet was held April 1, 1971, in the school cafetorium. The theme if the banquet was ‘Fuuture Hcmemakers Care About America.” The welcome was given by Sandra Brooker, the president. Following the welcome ad dress, Gail Wainright return ed thanks and the FFA Chap ter boys served the meal which was prepared by the ladies of Nahunta Church of God. After the meal, Mr. Sutton, high school principal, greeted the people attending the ban quet. Jo Ann Ruling introduc ed the guests. District 11 Program Chair man, Mary Robinson, gave a state officer report. She show ed slides to go along with her report. At this time our Beau, Mr. Benjie Walker, played his guitar with his accompanist, Mr. Clayton Edgy, playing the banjo. Next on program was the presentation of degrees with Joyce Murray giving out the Junior Degrees, Elaine Mur ray the Chapter Degrees and Clarice Smith the State De grees. Receiving the degrees were: Junior Degree Eearners — Deborah Addy, Mary Blue, Deidra Brand, LaFain Crews, Cheryl Crutchfield, Patricia Howard, Deniece Lane, Ann Murray, Dottie Pearson, Bev erly Prescott, Carol Patten, Sheila Rhoden. Evelynn Strickland, Debbie Waldrcn, Yonnie Williams, Lavern Chester, Nancy Altman, Jean ette Byrd, Iris Cogdell, Mari lyn Crews, JoAnn Davis, Pat sy Fountain. Jean Hale, Shir ley Herrin, Robin Jacobs, Wan da Johns, Cindy Lee, Karen Lee, Linda Thomas, Betty Jean Muchison, Sylvia Man ders, Mary Mason, Sandra Queen. Ann Roberson, Kath ryn Schmitt, Pamela Smith, Denise White. Kathy Cleland, Linda Cleland, Imogene Cobb, Gail Corbitt, Janice Crews, Linda Edgy, Cathy Griffin, Debra Gunter. Cheryl Hanch ey, Sandra Hickox, Ambia House, Mary Alice Howell, Sandra Thomas. Ada Lisa Or ser, Jan Parm, Donna Popwell, Carole Riggins, Willie Pearl Roundtree, Jerrie Smith, Lin da Stevens, Brenda Thomas, Ruby Wainright, Sabra Keen. Chapter Degree Earners — Grace Crosby, Susan Guinn, Kathy Harris, Shirleene Lee, Beverlv Montague, Gwen Ja cobs, Mary Alice Stevens, Son- INGLE GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS HICKOX, GEORGIA I f 1 The AAoney You Save Will Jingle I V I. j If You Always Trade With Ingle STOtfS/^ / Open Monday thru Saturday, 8A.M.t09 P. M. \k J APRIL 23 & 24 BLUE PLATE SHAWNEE'S DUNCAN HINES Mayonnaise FLOUR CAKE MIX Qt. 49* 5 LBS. 59* 3FORSI APPLES 10c EACH — ORANGES, DOZEN 49c CABBAGE POUND, 5c — RADISH BAG 10c ONIONS — LETTUCE — CELERY — TOMATOES LEMONS — BANANAS — RUTABAGERS WATERMELONS 8 Pint Size Cokes $1.65 65* FRYERS POUND “ 7T PURE GROUND BEEF, 2 POUNDS ZZZZZZZZSI 48 PORK CHOPS — WEINERS — BACON WHITE AND SMOKED (STEAK) , ROUND I T-BONE \\ SIRLO’fI V ya Bass, Debbie Altman, Pam Jacobs, Kathy O’Neal, Bar bara Smith, Susan Chambless, Barbara Hickox, Susan Rig gins, Sandra Turner, Rosa Edwards, Barbara Gunter, Lou Ann Lee, Teresa Mercer, San dra Sapp, Jean Summer, Di ane Shuman, Allison Cham bless, Annette Harris, Betty Nix, Barbara Shuman, Debra Thrift, Bedell Johns. Rebecca Wainright, Kristina Edgy. State Degree Earners — Wila Dean Harrison, Claudia Dubose, Patricia Wainright, Mary Robinson, Jackie Waits, Zelta Davis, Virginia High smith, Brenda Johns, Geral dine Wilson, Jackie O’Berry, Rose Marie Broks, Sandra Ni chols. Each year our club gives a plaque to someone who has helped us a lot during the school term. This year we gave the plaque to Mrs. Bill Lee, our assistant custodian. Donna Bell gave a salute to the mothers attending the ban quet and then Debra Carrol sang “Mothers Machree.” Af ter the song, Mrs. Clarice Bell gave a Mother’s Response. A short skit titled “The Greatest of These Is Love” was performed by some of the club members. Then the FHA Creed was re cited and the banquet was ad journed. Reporter, Debra Harris Find lost articles with want ads. HARVEY'S PRODUCE MARKET FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS Has a Fresh Load of Fruit and Vegetables, Fresh Georgia Greens — Fresh Okra — Fresh Squash Fresh Pole Beans — Tender Green Beans. Lemons, Dozen 49c — Sweet Potatoes, Lb. 10c. White Potatoes, 10 Pounds 45c. Fresh Cabbage — Crowder Peas — Fresh Butter Beans, Fresh Green Onions. Cantaloupes — Fresh Tomatoes — Mellons. SHOP & SAVE AT HARVEY'S MARKET Harvy's Produce Mkt. Nahunta, Ga. BUILD orBUY GRANDFATHER CLOCKS f AT FACTORY PRICES! I SAVE * S2OO. Do-it-yourself kits, movements, moon dials, finished clocks, shipped promptly on money back guarantee. I WRITE TODAY FOR COLOR A CATALOG... ■ send 25* for postage t and handling. Model 120 Black Walnut EMPEROR CLOCK COMPANY Dept N-4 Fairhope, Alabama 36532 Visit our factory when in Fairhope