The Brantley enterprise. (Nahunta, Brantley County, Ga.) 1927-2014, March 22, 1973, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textj <27 / ' ■' w 1 SALE 18 LB. WASHER sl. 99. 95 EIGHTEEN POUND CAPACITY GIBSON AUTOMATIC WASH ERSSI99.9S W.T, UP AT CE CIL MOODY’S. 2-26. 4-5. SINGER SALES AND SERVICE Fdr Singer Sewing Machine Repair Call R.B. Brooker Hard, ware ( AUTHORIZED DEAL ER) in Nahunta, Georgia. “ We service all makes of sewing machines ”. Telephone • 462-5171. ts. FREEZERS GET G. E. GIBSON AND REV CO . FREEZERS AT CECIL MOODY’S. PRICES START AT $169.95. WARRANTIES UP TO 10 YEJARS, 6ti. 3-22. HIGHEST RATED GET SYLVANIA COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE TV’S WH ICH RATE BEST IN LOWEST NUMBER OF SERVICE CALLS IN THE INDUSTRY AT CECIL MOODY’S. 6ti. 3-22. ELECTRONICS GET CAPEHART, G. E. OLY MPIC, RCA, SYLVANIA AND ZENITH TV’S, STEREO’S AND RADIO’S AT CECIL MOODY’S. SALES & SERVICE. 6ti. 3.22. ■ i NEW CLOTH SALE - SALE-SALE At Ingle’s Grocery in Hickox. All pre-cut lengths of $2.98 material on sale this week only, for $1.98 per yard. Don’t miss this sale hurry,out to Ingle’s now. ts. . ■ GIBSON ^APPTXANCES 1 GET COMPLETE LINE OF GIBISON APPLIANCES WITH UP "TO 10 YEARS WARRAN TY&T CECIL RADY’S. 6-ti, t FOR SALE > 1963 Comet. Good Condition. $25'0.00. 6^^62-5889. ts. LAND FOR SALE I IN, BRjANTLEY COUNTY 25 acres in Atkinson. SRa^cres in Atkinson. Lots and Acreage on or close to Satilla River at Sewells Fisfi Camp. FREE launching for all Lot Holders. Small down payment. Phone • 462.517 DAY or 462^525 NIGHT, or in Br. unstick call 265-0394. 3-1 J; 3ti. 3-22. ?! LiAND FOR SALE 5; N BRANTLEY I COUNTY L p 3 acres in Atkinson. Lot? and acreage on or close to Satilla River at sewells Fislf camp. F&EE launching for all lot Holders. Small down payment. Phone 462-5174 DAY or 46 2-55^5 NIGHT. In Bruns - wick'call 265-0394. 3-1.1 2ti. 3-22. $4. 84 PER WEEK GET THE FOLLOWING BRA^ND NEW’ FURNITURE FOR $ 4.84 PER WEEK AFTER DOWN PAYMENTAT CECIL MOODY’S. 7 ;PC. LIVING ROOM GR OUP,' 4 PC. BEDROOM SUI TE $ WITH I.S. MA TRESS AND* BOX SPRING AND 5 PC, DINETTE AT CECIL MOQpY’S. 3-19 M 6ti. 4-26. SB, 12 PER WEEK GET THE FOLLOWING BRAND NEW FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES FOR ON LY $8.12 PER WEEK AFTER DOWN PAYMENT AT CECIL MOODY’S. REFRIGERATOR RANGE, WASHER, DINETTE, 7 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE ANI/4 PC. BEDROOM SUITE WITh LS. MATTRESS AND boxspring. ALL IN STOCK NOW<;FOR immediate de livery AT CECIL moody’s. 3-19>. 6ti. 4* 26 - FOR SALE 10 x 40 Mobile Home. SmaH equity and assume payment* For further information call Cecil Moody. ts. FOR SALE USED WASHERS GET GOOD USED AUTOMA TIC WASHERS, AT CECIL MOODY’S. 2-27. 4-5. SAVE, SAVE, SAVE BUY WISELY IN QUANTITY, IN SEASON, AND FREEZE PR ICES WITH A GIBSON FRE& ZER AT CECIL MOODY’S. 2.27. 4-19. COST OF LIVING CUT THE COST OF LIVING WITH A GIBOSN FREEZER, CHEST OR UPRIGHT, REGU LAR OR FROST - CLEAR, PRICES START AT $169.95. UP TO 10 YEARS WARRANTY. EASY TERMS AT CECIL MOODY’S. 2-27. 4-19. BILL KAISER'S FACTORY OUTLET Save money at Bill Kaiser’s Factory Outlet. Men’s suits, jackets, trousers, allweather coats & jackets. Ladies & jun ior sizes pant suits, dresses, slacks, tops, sweaters, and co ats. Rt. 17 North, Brunswick, ts. 10 YEAR WARRANTY ALL GIBSON FROST-FREE REFRIGERATORS AND FREE ZERS HAVE 10 YEAR WAR RANTIES ON COMPRESSOR . SEE THESE AT CECIL MOODY’S. 6tl. 3-22. DRYER SALE UP TO $60.00 OFF ON 18 LB. GIBSON CLOTHES DRYERS AT CECIL MOODY’S ALL GIBSON WASHERS AND DRYERS HAVE A TWO YEAR PARTS WARRANTY. 3-13. 6ti. 19. WASHER-DRYER -SALE GIBSON 18 LB. WASHER & GIBSON 18 LB. DRYER $349. 95 W.T. FOR THE PAIR AT CECIL MOODY’S. BOTH HAVE TWO YEAR PARTS WARRANTY. RE MEMBER WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. 3-12. 6ti. 4.19. FOR SALE Tomato plants for sale. To mato plants ready for trans planting for sale. Call 473- 2951 or see Mrs. O. N. Lamb north of Atkinson. 2ti FOR SALE 1968 12 x 49 Mobile Home in good condition $2,163.47 mtlst be paid in full to Fi nance Co. and $300.00 equity. 473-2247. TF LAND FOR SALE 27 & 2 tenths of land in the Browntown area known as the Little Estate. Will sell all or part. Cash or Terms. For information call 404-234-4005 3.13. 4tL 4.5. FOR SALE One Homelite Chainsaw 66. $ 175.00. Call 462.5480. 3.12. 2ti. 3.22. FOR SALE One Pinto Gelding, Bridle and Saddle. Gentle. $200.00. Call 462-5480..12. 2ti. 3-22. FOR SALE 1966 Buick Skylark, 4 dr. hardtop with Air Condition ing and Standard Shift. Call 462-5539. Iti. FOR SALE 1969 Bel Air Chevrolet . Real Good buy. Phone 462- 5411. W- FOR SALE One used Pool Table in good condition. Used since Christmas. Cheap I See or call Alan Dowling at 462- 5418. Iti. WANTED - NEEDED SHIPPING CLERK We have an immediate open- Ing for a male shipping clerk. Experience preferred, but not mandatory. Will train. Apply in person at the Nahunta Mantt facturlng Company in Nahunta, Georgia. 2.26. ts. WANTED Couple to run Gift Shop on 301 north of Nahunta. Phone 462 . 5508. 2.26. 3-22. WANTED Timber or Timber Lands. Highest prices. Contact Mr. William R, Davis. Phone 912- 882-5625 in St. Mary’s, Ga. ts. HOUSE TRAILER FOR RENT Phone, 473 - 2331 FOR RENT Trailer space for mt in Nahunta or Twin Rivers. Ser vice hook-up available. Any size lots available. Call or see Roy Harper. 4,52-5457 462-5459 3-13. 4ti. 5. MISC. LAWNMOWER REPAIR Service and Repair Lawn mowers. Call 462-5205. ts. Will tear old buildings for lumber. Call 462-5836. 3-16. 4ti. 4-12. WAINRIGHT'S COLD-STORAGE now open for business We butcher hogs and cows. We will make sausage, cure and smoke meat. We age your beef and cut and wrtf for the freezer. We also cut and wrap venison. Please call us. Wainrights Cold storage. Phone 462-5593. ts. LAND SURVEYING Call me for your land sur veying needs. “ NONE TO LARGE, NONE TOO SMALL ”. 473-2670 or 462-614 3-7. 4ti. 3-29. WASHER - DRYER SALE FAMILY SIZE ( 18 LB. ) IMPERIAL AUTOMATIC WA SHER AND DRYER ONLY $ 339.76 IF PURCHASED TO GETHER. WESTERN AUTO ASSOC AITE STORE, NAH UN TA, GEORGIA. PHONE • 462. 5157. 3ti. FREEZER SALE SEE OUR FINE SELECT ION OF FREEZERS, START ING AT $149.88. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE in AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE IN NAHUNTA, GEORGIA. PH ONE - 462 - 5157. 3ti. JEant 285-1800 @mde(Jatdlers -S DIVISION OF MICO 210 TEBEAU STREET / WAYCROSS, GEORGIA 31501 JOHN SAPP Service Manager JW -11 Rht WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY S s * V ON ALL YOUR BUILDING ■ If rmrmjJy materials! CARPENTRY WORK Kitchen Cabinets * ADD - A - R °o M A Specialty! * carports * PANELING * REPAIRS * PAINTING * REMODELING * REROOFING * BUILDING * NEW HOMES BUILT CARTER & DIXON CALL COLLECT 496-2138 for FREE ESTIMATE P.O. BOX 272 — FOLKSTON, GEORGIA 31537 The rose gardens of beautiful Boxhall Plantation are visited on Thomasville’s daily Plantation Tour. (PRN) TOUR GEORGIA THOMASVILLE (PRN) -A number of the state’s finest plantations are now open to visitors in south Georgia’s City of Roses. Embarking from the Chamber of Commerce, a bus traces a daily two-hour tour of local landmarks and the historic plantations for which Thomasville is famous. Houses on the bus tour include: —Greenwood Plantation, built in 1820. An immense magnolia rosette is focal point of the facade, with wreaths of laurel leaves capping each column. Medora Perkerson’s WHITE COLUMNS IN GEORGIA names Greenwood “one of the finest in the South.” A stretch of magnolia-bordered avenue sweeps from the high iron entrance gate to the gat dens and the white columned mansion. Visitors may walk through the gardens here. -Lapham Patterson House, an intriguing example of Victoriana, built in 1881 and presently being developed by the Georgia Historical Commission as a Victorian house museum. —Boxhall Plantation, where visitors may explore rose Drying, Storage Facilities Pay Otf Big on 'Beans, Grain ATHENS—“Farmers who installed drying and storage equipment for last year’s soybean crop doubled the value of that corp—and paid for the equipment several times over in the first year. And they will have use of the facilities 15 years or longer in the future.” W. Cecil Hammond, agricul tural engineer with the Univer sity of Georgia Extension Service, made that statement this week in reminding growers that now is the time to begin planning and constructing drying and storage facilities for this year’s soybeans and grain. Hammond pointed out that best results are obtained by planning ahead and following a plan prepared by an exper ienced licensed engineer. The gardens and landscaped grounds. Terrace bricks were handmade on the plantation. -- - Millpond Plantation, uncommon in this section due to its Spanish architecture, complete with inner court. I’he house was built about 1905. Landmarks on the tour: Thomasville’s noted “Big Oak,” 286 years old, 155-foot limb spread, 22 feet in circumference. -Fanners’ Market, said to be the largest mixed vegetable market in the state with a volume of 20,000 bushels a day. Produce is sold at auction daily beginning at 2 p.in., and enticing arrays of fresh fruit and vegetables are available for retail purchase. Thomasville’s Plantation lours are scheduled Monday through Saturday. For further information, write Chamber of Commerce, Box 560, Thomasville, Georgia 31792. And for information on spring happenings throughout Georgia, write for “Special Days to Remember” to: Department of Community Development, Tourist Division, P. O. Box 38097, Atlanta, Georgia 30334. plan should suit individual needs, he stated. The engineer emphasized that the net gain from drying and storage equipment usually isn’t as great as it was this year. He added, however, that the price increase after storage averages high enough over the price at harvesttime to justify drying and storage cost. The convenience of having a place to unload the grain, without having to wait at the elevator and force the combine to sit idle in the field, should also be considered, according to Hammond. He said growers who need assistance in planning these facilities can obtain further information by contacting their county Extension office. Classifieds Work BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS . OOUC S7O p r ' ■ J * Jones Drug Company The Rexall Store Pharmacist Always on Duty 147 West Cherry Street Jesup, Ga. Phone 427-2254 Master Chefs Prepare For Days Os Feasting ATLANTA (PRN) - The Second Annual Atlanta International Food Festival, set for April 7 and 8, promises to be the major event of this year’s Dogwood Festival in the capital city. The two-day festivities will begin with an Exposition d’Arts Culinaire, featuring a magnificent array of culinary masterpieces entered in competition, which will be held at the Royal Coach Motor Hotel on April 7. During the Grand International Reception which follows the Exposition, the public will be invited to dine from the banquet tables of culinary artpieces to see if the beautiful exhibits taste as good as they look. Music and Estelle’s Bar & Grill 4 Miles North of Nahunta on Highway 301 Opening Saturday March 24 Free Fish Fry Between 6 & 8 p. m. Owned & Operated by Estelle & Quitman Lewis ste sic sickle sk die sic sis * * MT} * I BONANZA I I COUNT I I DOWN I * * * THE ABC'SOF * >7l F? * * ■/111 MOBILE HOME LIVING * * * * * | B Beautiful stlying * * O Offeringonly the best selection * | N Neet, nifty, nice £ A Always the best in quality * * N Never selling inferior quality £ f Z Zestiest in mobilehome living $ * * * A Al ways,first in new features & design $ * * * Put them all together and they spell BONANZA. * * The dealer with the most to offer you in Mobile * * Homes. * * * ROSWALD MANCIL D/B/A * * * * BONANZA MOBILE HOMES I * £ * * * 1700 MEMORIAL DR. 283 0301 * *********** ****************************** ** NAHUNTAAUTO SUPPLY Complete Line Os Auto - Truck & Tractor Parts Also MACHINE SHOP WITH Over Nite Service Phone 462-5850 or Night 458-4313 NAHUNTA, GA. Page 9 Hie Brantley Enterprise. Nahtufa.. Ga.. March 22 <973 dancing will add to the festive mood of the evening. Tickets are $5.00. The main event of the Food Festival will take place at the Atlanta Civic Center Exhibition Hall on Sunday, April 8, from 2 to 8 P.M. Highlights of the afternoon include a Gigantic International Food Tasting featuring the world’s finest wines and cheeses, along with regional and international cuisine. Adult tickets are $2.00 and include admission and 4 tasting tickets. Children tickets are SI.OO for admission and 2 tasting tickets. Additional tasting tickets will be available throughout the afternoon at 25 cents each. JACOB'S STANDARD STATION SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PHONE 462-5404 CAR WASH 6 LUBRICATION DAVID JACOBS OWNER NAHUNTA. GEORGIA SUBSCRIBE TO THE ENTERPRISE rickets may be purchased at the door on the day of each event. THALMANN NEWS ven”...but he said he caught them in Turtle River.. Bass and Trout..decided to share. It was obviously a fun event and Mr. Ronald Harrison’s Birthday. Belated wishes , Ronald. Observed so many trains passing through Thalmann af ter the tragic wreck at Hor tense, it appeared to be like Grand Central Station! Come on friends..give me your news to print...l love it and think you might en joy it. CAR VELLA KING ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR New House Wiring Electrical Repairs Specializing in House Trailer Service Entrance 50 & 100 amp panels Phone 462-5699