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Parham And Miller
TSamed To Top Jobs
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - For
mer State Welfare Director Jim
Parham and New York psy
chiatrist Dr. Gary Miller have
been named to top posts in the
new Georgia Department of
Human Resources.
Parham, a career social
worker who headed the Depart
ment of Family and Children
Services before it was merged;
into human resources in April,;
was selected as deputy com
missioner of the new depart
ment.
Miller was named to succeed
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Congratulations
and Best Wishes!
LZU
Chancey's Standard Station
NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
GROCERY
SPECIALS
JUNE 2 & 3
FOOD STAMPS AUTHORIZED
BAKE RITE SILVER COW BAMA
SHORTENING MILK Mayonnaise
3 LB. 59* 3 For 49* Qt. 39*
GATORADE, 32 OZS. SIZE . 29<
FRESH TOMATOES, POUND . 25£
LARGE LETTUCE, HEAD . 19<
REGULAR Maxwell House 2’/ 2 can hunts
FAB COFFEE PEACHES
29* 18. 69* 3 For SI.OO
' GOLDEN BELLE MARGARINE, POUND 2 for.49<
BAMA GRAPE JELLY, 2 POUND JAR . 49<
OUR FAVORITE CUT BEANS, 2 1/2 CAN . 25<
GRADE A LARGE
BRISKET SIEW J
BEEF PICNIC HAMS Eggs
IL Oft* POUND 3 DOZEN
Lbt 29 49* SI.OO
AIR CONDITIONED QUANTITY LIMITED
Morgan Grocery
PHONE 462-5720 NAHUNTA, GEORGIA
Dr. Addison Duval on July 31
as head of the mental health di
vision. He currently is assistant
commissioner of the New York
Department of Mental Hy
gience.
Duval, w'ho has headed the
state’s mental health program
for 10 years, is retiring.
Gov. Jimmy Carter still has
not selected a commissioner for
the new human resources de
partment. Announcement of the
two appointments was by act
ing commissioner J. Battle Had.
The Human Resources De
partment, which includes the
former departments of welfare
end health, is the largest single
state agency created by Car
ter’s reorganization effort.
Parham is one of several
state department heads specif
ically prohibited by law from
holding the post of commission
er. That concession was made
by Carter to get his reorganiza
tion plan approved by legisla
tors, some of whom considered
Parham too liberal.
Meanwhile. Atlanta attorney
Jack H. Watson Jr. was named
chairman of the new Board of
Human Resources as he attend
ed his first meeting of the
group Friday.
He succeeds attorney Robert
Lipshutz, who was temporary
chairman and now becomes
vice chairman.
Watson is a member of the
Atlanta law firm of King and
Spalding.
Card Os Thanks
We wish to express our
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors
who were so kind, thoughtful,
and understanding to us during
the death of our loved one,
Also we thank you for the
food, flowers, and especially
your prayers.
May the Lord bless each of
you always.
Family of Lucy Gibson Hunter
Brant ley
H €> u s i ng
The 1970 Census of Housing
counted 1,875 housing units in
Brantley County, and 1,450 ho
useholds had at least one tele
vision set ( 254 UHF-equipped),
the Bureau of the Census, U.S.
Department of Commerce, ann
ounced today. The figures are
from the first report for Geor
gia which presents detailed sta
tistics on housing for each
county.
The report shows that in the
County: There were 513 hous
ing units with air conditioning
(411 with room units and 102
with a central system), 1,338
units with a clothes washing
machine, 252 with a clothes)
dryer, and 35 with a dishwash
er.
The 1970 population was 5,
940, with an average of 3.5
persons per housing unit.
A total of 953 housing un
its were built before 1949,
361 during the 1950’5, 289 dur
ing 1960-64, and 272 within
the five years preceding the
April 1970 Census.
Utility gas was used to cook
the meals in 0 housholds, el
ectricity in another 1,070, and
bottled, tank, or LP gas in
yet another 510.
There were 1,593 housing
units with complete kitchen fa
cilities and 1,524 with com
plete bathrooms, both for the
Stand up for America
GEORGE WALLACE
For Sale
The following is offered for sale to the
highest bidder. Each item to be bid se- sc
parately.
1- 1967 Chevrolet 1/2 p/o, v-8 fair
condition.
1- 1968 Ford, 4Dr.. v-8, Good
Body, needs Engine.
1- 1966 Chevrolet 2T, Co, with hydra
ulic Digger -.nd Derrick - Fair Co
ixdltion.
1- 1967 Chevrolet 2 1/2 T Cab and Cha
ssis, Fair Condition.
The above items maybe seen at Okefen
oke REMC.
Okefenoke REMC Reserves The Right
To Reject All Bids.
exclusive use of the house -
holds. The number of bed.
rooms in all housing units ra
nged from none in 17 units
and one in 178 units to four
or more in 203 units.
Owners occupied 1,267 units
renter 428 units, and a total
of 180 units were vacant year
round with 28 for sale and
49 for rent.
Copies of the report, De
tailed Characteristics, 1970
Census of Housing, Georgia,
HC ( 1 ) • 812 are available
for $3.50 each from the Sup
erintendent of Documents, U.
S. Government Printing Office,
Washington, D.C. 20402, or fr
om U.S. Department of Comm
erce field offices in major
cities.
BRENDA
11/ 17
PAUSE A MOMENT TO
THINK ABOUT YOUR
FUTURE. THEN SMILE,
BECAUSE EVERYBODY’S
WISHING YOU THE BEST
OF LUCK.
LYDIA AND
BILL JOHNS
PRESCRIPTION 1
SPECIALISTS
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Jones Drug
Company
The Rexall Store
Pharmacist Always on Duty
147 Watt Cherry Street
Phone GA, 7-2254 Jewp. <U
HARRIS NAHUNTA
HOME OWNED -* air conditioned - HOME OPERATED
GRADE A WHOLE CAULEY'S SPECIAL
FRYERS |IM <1 SMOKED
LB. 29‘ Sausage Lb. 49’
JUNE 2 & 3
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FRESH PORK TABLERITE — BRISKET
Liver Lb. 19’ STEW Lb 29‘
IGA SNO-KREEN3 POUND CAN PACIFIC ISLE 20 OZ. CAN
SHORTENING 69 c Pineapple 4 FOR SLOP
CARNATION TALL CAN MAHATMA 5 pound cello
MILK 6 for SI.OO Rite 79.
LESUEUR — 17 Ounce Can TABLERITE 48 OZ PLASTIC
SWEET PEAS 3 for 89‘ VEG. OIL 79‘
DEL-MONTE—I 4 OUNCE BOTTLE PRESTO-POP with butter seasoning
CATSUP 27’ POP CORN 25’
THERMOS - ONE GALLON FIRM HEAD
PICNIC JUG <2.89’ Cabbage Lb. 9’
PRELL REG. 69c CLOSE UP REG. $1.09
Shampoo 39* Toothpaste 69*
WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS
INGLE GROCERY
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIALS
JUNE 2 & 3 / X* I
HICKOX, GEORGIA I / 11
The Money You Save Will Jingle l \ - /W /
If You Always Trade With Ingle \ /
Open Monday thru Saturday, 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. V/
FOOD STAMPS AUTHORIZED
DUNCAN HINES ui IWIIM h sine D,X,E CRYSTAL
Cake Mixes WATERMELONS SUGAR
3 For SI.OO HOT
LINDY EARLY JUNE PEAS, 5 FOR 95^
SWEET POTATOES, 2 POUNDS FOR 25£
BRANTLEY COUNTY GROWN WATERMELLONS, Ea. . SI.OO
CABBAGE, LETTUCE, CELERY, LEMONS, RADDISH, CORN
STRAWBERRIES, CUCUMBERS, TURNIPS, WATERMELONS,
APPLES, ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, CANTALOUPES, SQUASH,
GREEN BEANS, IRISH POTATOES, SWEET POTATOES
FRESH MEAT
BRISKET STEW — ALL MEAT STEW — BACON
BOLOGNA — WEINERS — BOSTON BUTTS
HAM'S — SAUSAGES
(STEAK)
ROUND ~ T-BONE - SIRLOIN
ONLY 98* PER POUND
Polyester knit fabrics,
Up
ELEANOR^ BROOKS
SCHOO L OF DANCE?
THE ELEANOR BROOKS SCHOOL OF DANCE CORDIALLY
INVITES YOU TO ITS 1972 DANCE REVUE THURSDAY
JUNE 8, 8:00 P.M. AT THE BRANTLEY COUNTY HIGH
SCHOOL. THERE WILL BE NO ADMISSION.
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The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Georgia, June 1, 1972
