The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, April 13, 1972, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textbp^ '\\rr- i^RP"RP^W^^FV""f" LWibWd liWWITn XeL'agfggjy *«MgJ| l3>*^ MANY NEW GIFT ITEMS Two shipments of gift Items just arrived! Select fromour many new pieces of giftware for weddings, Golden and Sil ver Anniversaries, Mother’s Day and for yourself ... at CECIL MOODYS 4-27 SPECIAL TABLES Come in to see our extra sp- ecial table of gifts. Slightly irregular ceremlcs at low pr ices, several sizes of pitcher and bowl sets very speclaL.at Cecial Moodys 4.27 TACKLE BOX LOST Fishing tackle bos lostnear Li ttle Buffalo Church. If found contact Arnold Higginbotham 462-5512 SINGER SALES AND SERVICE For Singer Sewing Machine Repair call. R. B. Brooker Hardware ( AUTHORIZED DEALER ) in Nahunta, Ga. “ We service all makes of sewing machines”. Telephone- 462-5171 if TAX FORMS PREPARED NEED TAX FORMS PREPAR ED. CALL GERALD THRIFT 462-5845 AFTER 5:00 P.M. ts HIGHEST PRICES PAID Highest prices paid for land, poles, sawlogsand pulpwood. Contact William R. Davis or call 912-882-5625. 4-20 BILL KAISER 'S FACTORY OUTLET Save money at Bill Kaiser's Factory Outlet. Men's suits, jackets, trousers, allweather coats 6 jackets. Ladies & junior sizes pant suits, dresses, slacks, to;>s, sweaters, and coats. Rt. 17 North, Brunswick, ts FREEZER SALE 28 Cu. Ft. Demo. Chest Freezer - Brand New With 5 year warranty and a 3 year food spoilage insurance. Reg. $369.95 w/t. Now specially priced at $299.95 w/t at Cecil Moody's ts FREEZER SALE 28 Cu. Ft. Demo. Chest Freezer - Brand New With 5 year warranty and a 3 year food spoilage insurance. Reg. $369.95 w.t. Now specially priced at $299.95 w.t. at CECIL MOODY’S. 4-13 ; INGLE GROCERY i | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY } ! SPECIALS J | HICKOX, GEORGIA [ I | | b The Money You Save Will Jingle \ < \ f / If You Always Trade With Ingle J b Open Monday thru Saturday, tA.M.to* P. M. \k V J b J APRIL 14 & 15 ! “^1 TOMATOES LIPTON b Cake Mix PO u N d TEA BAGS J 3 For SI.OO 29* 59* 8 WATERMELLONS 75^ and UP j J EGGS, 2 DOZEN LARGE 89^ j J ROSE BOWL JACK MACKERAL, 15 OZ 19< J OXYDOL DETERGENT, 3 LB. 1 OZ 75^ S | PANTY HOSE - REG. $1.29 89< J b_ CRISCO SHORTENING, 3 LB. CAN 7 9^ J | LEMONS - BELL PEPPER - APPLES - GRAPES - CARROTS 2 TANGERINES - BANANAS - ORANGES - GRAPEFRUIT h CABBAGE - LETTUCE - CELERY - IRSH POTATOES k RADISH - TOMATOES - ONIONS - SWEET POTATOES k j STRAWBERRIES - LEMONS - RUTABAGAS - RADDISHES | b FROZEN FISH STICKS - SALSBURY STEAK DINNERS | PORK CHOPS - FROZEN BEEF MEATS - PICNIC HAMS | BRISKET STEW - HAMBURGER - BEEF ROAST - SAUSAGE S | ALL MEAT STEW - TENDERIZED HAM - LUNCHEON MEAT J • SMOKED BACON - WHITE BACON - WEINERS - BOLOGNA I » E b POLYESTER CLOTH - REG. $3.48 YD. - NOW ONLY $2.98 J b BONDED KNIT - REGULAR $2.48 YARD - NOW ONLY $1.98 b KETTLE CLOTH - REGULAR sl. 75 YD. - NOW ONLY sl. 00 j CAULEY'S STEAK ( J ROUND - T-BONE - SIRLOIN - RIB | ' ONLY 98* PER POUND J FREEZERS Freezers From 6 Cubic Feet To 30 Cubic Feet, Regular And Automatic Defrost, Chest And Upright Some With 10 Year Warrenty On Compressor. All With Food Spoilage Insurance. See G.E., REVCO, NATION AL And GIBSON FREEZERS At CECIL MOODY'S. We Service What We Sell. ts TRADE - IN TRADE-IN YOUR DINETTE OR DINING-ROOM SUITE ON A NINE PIECE BROYHILL DI NING ROOM SUITE REG. VAL UE $569.95. TRADE- IN NOW FOR ONLY $399.95 AT CECIL MOODY’S THREE STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM. 4-6 FOR SALE INSTALL YOURSELF OR WE FURNISH INSTALLATION MOBILE HOME AIR CONDIT IONERS, CONNECTS TO EX ISTING DUCTING. FOR IN FORMATION SEE CECIL MOODY. ts FOR SALE GET G.E. and GIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS FROM 5000 BTU. SEE THE GIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS WITH DRAFT FREE AIR SWEEP AT CECIL MOODY’S. ts FOR SALE TWO BED- ROOM HOUSE TRAILER 8 x 55 FOR SALE COMPLETELY FURNISHED. CALL CECIL MOODY AT PH. 462-5722 DAY AND 462-5228 AT NITES. NAH UNTA, GA. 4-20 FOR SALE HIGH - BACK VELVETCOV ERED CHAIRS $139.95 VAL UE NOW $69.95 AT CECIL MOODY’S. THREE COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM. 4-20 BULLDOZER & SCRAPER TRAINEES NEEDED Training now being offered on a national scale with major types of modern equipment. On the-job type training. Experi ence not necessary. Industry wages exceed $6 per hour. For immediate application call area code 803 • 253 • 6900 or write Heavy Equipment Divis ion; in care of Thurston Mot or Lines, Inc.; P. O. Box 157; Columbia, South Carolina 29202 4-21 READ THE CLASSI 11EDS PUBLIC NOTICE ” A Special Called Meeting of the Members of Physicians Service, Inc. will be held at 6:00 P.M., Saturday, May 6, 1972, at the Martinique Motor Hotel, Columbus, Georgia, to vote on an amendment of Arti cle 11, Paragraph 2, first sen tence of the ByLaws of Physi cians Service, Inc. to read as follows: ‘ The Annual Meeting of the Members of the Cor poration, for the election of Dir ectors to succeed those whose terms expire, and for the trans action of such other business as may properly come before the meeting, shall be held each year on the last Saturday in February.’ ” HORSES FOR SALE See Junior Knox or call 462-5027. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MAN OR WOMAN Reliable person from this area to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No experience needed... we esta blish accounts for you. Car, references and $995.00 to $1,995.00 cash capital necess ary. 4 to 12 hours weekly co uld net good part-time income. Full-time more. For local in tervlew, write, include teleph one number. Eagle Industries, 3938 Meadowbrook Road, St. Louis Park, Minnesota 55426. "Do we handle clothes tend erly? lot me show you our steam tunnel -of - love!" DON'S CLEANERS Phone 462-5933 Nahunta, Ga. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Ml n'S/p i = l UMbz, mJ S I — 111 |& ~ bb b I gZWEws Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry Street Phone GA. 7-2254 Jesup. Ga Daily tours of Tbomasville’s historic plantations will be offered throughout the city’s 51st Rose Festival. (PRN) TOUR GEORGIA Outate ( THOMASVILLE (PRN) - What began half a century ago as a modest department store display of roses has blossomed into a major annual event in the south Georgia city of Thomasville. The “City of Roses” will celebrate its 51st Rose Festival April 26-30, with festivities which rival its thousands of blossoms in color and excitement. The planned week of activities includes one of the top flower shows in the country, the Rose Parade with 30 elaborate floats and 50 marching bands, the Rose Queen beauty pageant, and daily tours of Thomasville’s historic plantations. Festival visitors are also invited to the grand opening of the Federal Regional Center, a new Civil Defense underground communications facility. Thomasville obviously takes pride in its special identity as a garden city. In addition to the thousands of rose bushes planted around homes, churches and businesses, the municipal government maintains over 25,000 rose bushes in parks and along city streets. Last year, 75,000 visitors came to see the city’s famed Eggcelleri Ideas GEORGIA EGG COMMISSION MISS MILDRED HUFF, HOME ECONOMIST ATLANTA (PRN) — Some newspapers have been carrying stories about “henicide” and the objectives of killing off hens to make egg prices higher. This, of course, enrages those consumers who are paying over 58c per dozen for eggs. However, for nearly 20 months the egg producers have been receiving as little as 28c per dozen for their eggs! It actually costs 30c per dozen to feed and water the layers, keep them well and warm, buy the cartons, and pay the workers, etc. Since an egg is only as good as it’s freshness, once laid, the eggs must be collected and of course sold immediately. Now there’s the problem. When there are lots of eggs, the selling price goes down - the old law of supply and demand. Farmers expect some price fluctuations and periods of profit loss, but 10, scientific wonders have been wrought in 1971. They discovered how to get the chickens to lay more eggs AND found cures for sickness and disease. Thus there are just too many chickens. Some producers automatically cut back on their flocks, but a few were greedy. They figured if everybody else cut back, prices would rise and they could really make the money. But alas, everybody had the same idea and prices are still low. Thus, the compulsory hen killing idea came about. Ironically both producers AND consumers have suffered this year. While producers received low prices, the consumers’ price was not always lowered equally. Sometimes this was done to offset the high prices grocers paid for items such as red meats and pre-prepared products. Hopefully egg supply and demand will equalize in the marketplace so that consumers and producers will be happy. In the meanwhile remember that pound for pound eggs are ALWAYS a nutritional bargain. At 51c per dozen EGG PROTEIN COSTS ONLY 34c PER POUND! This is even higher quality protein than a pound of steak! Snack on deviled eggs. They’re cheaper than candy barsand think how much better for you! HARVEY'S PRODUCE MARKET FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS FRESH TOMATOES, LB 29< FRESH YELLOW SQUASH, LB. . . . 25< FRESH SNAP BEANS, LB 29^ CUCUMBERS - EACH 10< FRESH OKRA CROWDER PEAS, LB 35< FRESH STRAWBERRIES NEW RED BLISS POTATOES, LB. 10< FRESH YELLOW CORN SWEET POTATOES, LB 10< Phenty Oranges - Apples - Grapefruit FRESH FLORIDA WATERMELLONS sl. 75 TO $2. 00 Stop By And Look Over Our Selection SHOP & SAVE AT HARVEY'S MARKET horticultural displays. Rose Parade day is April 28, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Afternoon activities are devoted to the Rose Show at Southwestern State Hospital and the grand opening of the Federal Regional Center, followed by an evening band concert. Tours of the area’s history-rich plantations will be offered four times daily in large touring buses during the entire Festival. In addition, the vintage Lapham-Patterson House, presently undergoing restoration under the direction of the Georgia Historical Commission and the Thomas County Museum will be open to guests. Visitors should also take note of Thomasville’s most famous landmark -a gigantic live oak tree which has been growing here since 1697, according to local legend. It is 70 feet high, with a limb spread of 160 feet and a 23-foot trunk. For further information on Thomasville’s 51st Rose Festival, write: Georgia Department of Industry and Trade, Tourist Division, P.O. Box 38097, Atlanta, Georgia 30334. CAN THE POLITICAL POT CALL THE KETTLE BLACK ? WE DON’T KNO W BUT WE DO KNOW BRANTLEY COUNTY WILL HAVE SOME WARM RACES DURING THE NEXT FE W WEEKS READ THE POLITICAL NEWS IN THE BRANTLEY ENTERPRISE SERVICE DIRECTORY "-■ -' .-L - ■ ' 1 ■ I NAHUNTA AUTO SUPPLY Complete Line Os Auto - Truck & Tractor Parts Also MACHINE SHOP WITH Over Nite Service Phone 462-5850 or Night 458-4313 NAHUNTA, GA. HOLD IT! If you need a little extra money for any worthwhile purpose, why not stop in and see the friendly people at The Citizens Bank? Easy monthly payments at low bank rates. Sounds like the answer to your problems, doesn't it? You bet it //J the Banr Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FOLKSTON, NAHUNTA AND HOBOKEN, GEORGIA C. L. KING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR New House Wiring Electrical Repairs Specializing in House Trailer Service Entrance 60 & 100 amp panels Phone 462-5699 CHANCEY'S STANDARD STATION WE TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR" CAR WASH & LUBRICATION EDWARD CHANCY OWNER NAHUNTA, GEORGIA