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Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 7-13-1950 Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle) Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of tS atesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle)" (1950). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 2543. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/2543 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. C' • BACKWARD LOOK Social • Clubs • I I ,TEN YEARS AGO From Bulloch Times. Jul7 11. 1940 Funeral servrces for H. L. Sowell, IOJUl'.... r\ in an automobile wreek neal' were (STATESBORO Savannah, held Saturlla)1 after· NJ:W8-8TATI!8B0!lO EAGLE) nO��a�:s�::��thN��:��i' Guard outfit BnIIo\!b TImM., Illtabllabed 18111 ! will leave 120 for two CoILIoIldaWd J_urr '17. 1tt7 strong S�tubol'Q N...... Eitabllibed 11101 f JULY \\ a Penaacola un STATESBORO, GA., THURSDAY. 13,1950 eek's encampment Stataborc Eqle, Eatabllibed 1.1'7""'OOuoUcwtec! D_ber '. UIO del command of Capt.�ndayothwell John. son. Local Boy Scouts-Dun Groover, I Remer Brady Passes Robel t Brannen. JunAor Poindexter, TOBACCO MARKKr GROUP Kimball Johnston. Wanen Barton and After Brief �ISTRICT Herman Jenkins-left Sunday after· lUness noon for annual at .. Activities, 4IIIcampment Camp OPENING DAY SKr .Remer L. Brody Sr &!(e 56. one of HERE NEXT Weekly Strachan. WEEK Statesboro's merchants. own- human wa. leading Badly decayed body Unfavorable Seasons Seem Farm Bureau " er .of a store. died Members And found 10 swamp near Upper Black larlf8 department ldenti To Threaten Short at the- Bul- Assocrated Women In Creek church Sunday evening; Crop, early Tuesday morning Convene Farm .BUreaus ty not yet established; no record .of But With PrieM loch County HOlpl_l. He aulfered a At Statt!8boro High 8ehool recent in that com .-Uer The Mlddleground Farm Bureau any disappearance heart attack following a conftnement munity. In cummon with all thelother mar. The First Conifreilional District Its -annual ladles' of ten at the hospital. ��Id night Thurs Bulloch county tobacco growers in d�ys Farm kete in Florida and Georgia. States- Bureau meeting will be held In As FARM vited to attend grading classes of in A life-long resident of Bulloch coun- day. in the past, ample fresh P�TS HELP boro's tobacco Statesboro at various in the sales woIli belfin on Mr. with Friday. July at the struction points ' ty Brady had been Identifted 21, water ftsh wei" nailable to serve the the C. 24th. School county durinIf coming week; Monday, July the buslnll'Ba life of Stateaboro for a High audltoriUl". R. P. Mikell. entire W. C, Jr RESTRICf CROPS 'OW. Dcnaldson, with United Georgia Messrs. W. E. Cobb and H. P. Pox- Bulloch Ifroup. Hodges .• �he long time. He was a veteran of World county president. announces. Farmers. will condUct the classes. the GrB88hoppers Come Upon hall, of the warehouse ftrm of Cobb . W. H. Smith Jr. and A. M Mlddlegrou,nd prealdent. named Editor's family feasted by kind War 1. Norman. Seene Shortly & have arrived for the are his directors from t e a moftth to and Followinr ness of friends; D. W. Bragan Foxhall. open. Survlvlnlf wife. Mrs. KltUe First Dlatrlct oil .&m�ttee alfO prepare Show'e... of the market. men 'I'urner Brady; one son, Remer Brad:r tho state Droueht-Breaking brought two cantaloupes wellfbing ing These who board of directors of the serve bile supper. In the selection of a Mrs. John F. God- seven pounds; Mrs. Arthur Riggs have been down several Jr.; daulfhter. Farm Grasshoppers are now near days and have Bureau. will preside at the worryln� bro.ght ba3ket of choice peaches and bee; his Iffiother. MFII. Lilla Brady; Jlte committee he appointed all the Bulloch made a survey of the tobacco crop Mrs. Willett dia cOllnty farmers. Wbat �ext' mammoth watermelon; Arthur John two small grandchildren, two auntl meeting. Robinson. better known fishermen In tbe group. Boll around Statesboro and Bulloch eoun- and two ullcles. ttlct weevils. ..rew worms, son brought 50-pound Cui)an Queen Ass,oelated Women's director, armt No elfort was made to account for and F. C. Tem. state Funeral aervlces were h�ld at 11 worms. plant lice and of watermelon; 1m Lord ty. that the crop as a whole' Is "Jill bo In charge of the Farm Bureau aphids all choice tomatoes. o'clock Wedneada'9 mornlnr at States- the pounds at this meeting. hbm' pies contributed not good in this In which carr'led serve,ct kind. worms. pud worms, ball territory. fact, bore Methodist of which Mr. queen centest,- wlll,be ... church. when some 150 men and women had wonns and \" estimate on at many other Insects and they that Bulloch county will Brady was a member, with Rev John the same time the business TEARS AGO. all the fresh ftah wanted TWENT.Y . they pesta have combined thalr not make much more than .lxty per S. Loulrh offlclatlnlf. Activ�t paObear· meeting is belDg held. �or elfort. In From Tim.... Jul,.. 19SO en were Wallis Cobb RuIUs Ander. I supper, but some two years ago these the county to make the Bull"1h. .10. cent of a normal crop of tobacco. H. L. Wingate. Georgia Farm Bu. orop'ln 1860 T. J Morrl o, men C. H. Anderson. age 68. died from, • son. •• William Smith �ame put more than 400 the most O·n f the 0fitan s reau pounds expensive ever Ifrown. Now ae- account,o scarcity p Olin Smith and J. Frank Ollilf. president, alonlf with several sustained In automollile Hon- betore t.he The inj\lries the group, entire meet- the Ifl'....hoppera have shown In cident in Andenonvllle Saturoay. unusually dry planting sea- orar" pallbearers were the active from the offtce in Macon. will be here up a?d 109 was to a aoclal hour ot numbers of the Emit son a of the a members of the board of �tewarda of for I adequate to cauae conaidar A. F. Harris. 'farmer good many crops have the meeting alld Iflve the mem- dev�ted Time. a_ort· the church. Interment was In Ea1lt good telloWilhlp and eating the abund able damage. community, broulfht very poor stand and was se� at dif. belJ! alld offtcers a report 011 actlvltlell ance of ftah. R. P. the eoun- ferent times which makes Ir- of the Mikell. Paul Nesmith. Clulse Smith .. very oganltation since the eenven- .;.. :!:t a. ::�::����h-:;�� :t�:��If"!'��r:::. wal the :!dc����:::a�tables-Irbh which ty .nly "outalder" Henry Blitch noticed some 3380-12 to 20 - Congressman Wash Larson, of the regular growth. means that it Mortuary in charlfe. tlon last fall, Mr. Mikell stated that preSident: damare Style fOI' the annual 3370-12 to in eon- present alfalr. The from In corn 3381-14li to 24'b' Style 20 Twelfth District. Introduced will not npen tOll"ther. and It' will the buainess session will tart at 10 I gra.shoppers about twit a measure to members of the Home Demonstration weeks gress be hard for the to from a. m. alfO. showed · ho!ipers re'lmbun� grower keep In the Statesboro • :rhe up slav�.s H�Db Schooli ... Lincolnpota-I .. owners freed In e for slaves by CI".,.. th coInmunIty aI way. II1VIte In the Aaron Navy a lot of tobacco auditorium and will be over m. 10mmunlty the IIl'1t dI. sa i d havm� g.reen gOlDg DISrRlCf .GROUP by 1 p. Chartreuse-Navy emancipation 'proclamntion; men to '. barns. a auppe In December. the week. Buster Field. seemecI t& Teal-Brawn Grey "United States had no right to de· in the The queen. will be judged In the th� I Mlddlelfl'ound still haa men only at be the worst hurt them. Red stroy property rllfht. which exjtlted." The rains in the peat week will NOTIFY PRES'IV\N11 U band room, accordlDg to plana made by Gold-lrown In Atlanta last week a at Its regular Bureau stranlfer make practically all of thl. tobacco with Su t. S. H. Sherman, MI.. �arm meeti"ga. Grasshoppers ulually .tart tro. -_.. a railroad reo . the offtwe of company The Ivanhoe met "'rid�. a turn and start Convention Rere Tu_ay Boote Is the ,rouP ay fteld that been In small trraIn funded 40 cents for two cash fares green alralD gl·OWlDg. Beaaley Bulloch county. ha� night. the basket supper. or and not turned. which he aald he had owend the road Both these gentlemen caution the to· Draws Big Delegation From queen. She will compete with the Followln� lupine 'lIhey dct he wal spent watching It not aeem to lin In for the past twenty years; laid I bacco farmen against pullinl tltls The District from the other seventeen eve�nlf clean cultlVJIW he Throu,hoat qaeens �e was sixteen years of age when rain. community had not had a ftelen. are t b t'l'tI t's Th countlel in the Flnt Dhltrlct, The Many 'hatehed out In rode and had I \ �he ,without paying fa",. Conlfressman Prince H. of lood ram In the slow raln- rows and us wa u.