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9-14-1944 Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle)
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Tillman unearthed dlstrtct held semmar of the Suvannuh yesterday a gang of automobile �S-STA1�BORO EAGLE) offi two white men and (STATESBORO In Millen Tuesday Conference thieves, including Mrs. Wal1nce one negro; seven stolen automobiles cers Itl attendance were Mrs. Scott were found hidden in old workshops Bulloch Times, Established 1892 ! MeNei], of Americus, and Consolidated Janua.., 17, 191'7 1944 of the Savannah & Statesboro rail- Statesboro Ne.... Established lOOt I STATESBORO, GA .• THURSDAY. SEPT. 14. Mr. and Mrs. A M. Braswell spent Mrs. Ola Edwards, of Savuqnnh. way; three from Americus, and one Statesboro Eagle. E.tahli.hed 1917-Consolidated D_a1ber 9. 1920 .. in Waynesboro. - and other dis Tuesday Estes, of Savannah, each from Columbus. laGrange, to Jack Simmons has returned Mr. and Mrs. J P. Waters announce A large and =:==��������======���======�====�������==�����==���������������������������������==�����==�==_ Purely Personal tl iet officers were present. Waycross Fitzgerald. after a VISit with Mr. the birth of a Cath In the Bulloch IN PACIFIC Bureau Archer, Fin I daughter, Jamey attendee the meeting. and county primary yes- BARBER SHODt' THE Register Farm number A. Prince Pres- TOBACCO MARKEl' lind Mrs. Fred T. Lanier, at the Bulloch and terday M. Deal and H PRIVATE SNIPOOr.J It's hard to believe the young ernie, County Hospital, Millen's was enjoyed Have Ladies' B. Mathews have peo-I hospitality ton were e�.cted as representatives, Night M r, and Mrs. C. MISS Sara Howell has returned from are to off to on 27th. Mrs. Waters Will be pie gettmg ready get August T. W. Wil at uppreciuted, defeating W. B. Williams. Register Chapter of the Nntional VASTLY a the ENLARGID returned from two-weeks stay relatives and friends III school. but all colleges are open- remembered as a Visit With Miss Varo Rouse. liams and W. P. Ivey; Talmadge for Ggrs INTO PRIN1' 109 ..arller this year, and the Fann Bureau Will celebrate ladies' Clayton Atlanta and Lawrenceville. girls RECEIVES MEDICAL carried the a vote and an governor county by Important Steps Takea of have been shopping the past few S/ Sgt. Mrs. Ike Mlnkovltz Was He Here ulght, at its next regular Mr. and Mrs. Conrnd Mitchell, MISS has returned of 1,940 728 for Pittman; Youngster meeting Evelyn Rogers weeks to and some- DEGREE against trYlllg get ready, nounce the birth of a daughter, Donna, will be Toward Establishment, Here the week-end With where last Will be lllterestcd to learn Homer C. parker for congressman Known to Some People as willch Thursday night, Sept. :Atlanta, spent jrom New York, she spent one said to one of the girls to Fviends going Sept. 3, 'at the Bulloch County Hos carried the 1,757 against Of Facilities mother M rs,J M . M ncneu.teh II Ron of Mr. and county by "That Bad 21st. Marketing ' week buymg for the Fall' Store. Wesleyan this year that her clothes that Robert Brown, Boy?" . Mrs. Mmkovltz Will be remem 608 for Hugh Peterson and 431 for �nipes Llout of Cross Fin" looked more like a bride's trousseau. pital. will receive his The meeting Will begin with a sup Brown, City, Misses Zulu Gammage Sara Hall Mrs. Rufus Brown, not to Plans are under to as Albert in the distnct Peterson This article is intended give already "a:r seems to be most bered MISS Eltzabeth Del.each. Sgt. Cobb; .. meal a ""as the week-end of 1vlilSs Cuth-hiS' Wesl�Y8n claiming from The I"''' and followmg th program guest and Leonn Anderson have returned medical degree University defeated Parker a total of 30 classification to Bill but to of our and a few of the Mlnkovltz IS III by Snipes, make certain the congested �dltioD Rowse and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. girls, quite Italy. jn-imar-ily of entertainment is being errne a week's at N. C. Monday electorial vote. against 16 for Par- from stay Montreat, off for their first are Medical College, Augusta, him among friends If gil'ls gOlllg year identify possible. tho committee. that existed on the tobacco market Rowse. Thomas of Petty Officer and M,·s. R. P, Shan At this time he will also ker . arranged by pr6grum Sgt. Fred Lallier, Camp going there. Mary Ann Whitehurst, evening. For some ben years there were two BeV- George M. Pierce, of Blooming- An invitation IS extended to all this season "don't a. . non announce a Mrs. Everett WIlliams spent " Laura MUI the birth of as lieu happen again," Gordon, Silent the past \veek with his VII ginia Rushing, garet SOIl)Sep receive his navy commission of the in the dale, will be given a preliminary hear- Snipes boys Statesboro, and who Wishes eral days this week In Norfolk, Va., Lanier. Brady, Nona Hodges, Virg iniu Dur- bambej- 3rd at the Bulloch County Mrs. Brown Will members, anyone \\'311 us for the mar. pal ents, Mr and Mrs. Fred T. tcnnnt (Jg). MI'. and in court here and Mrs. C. plans expandiag justice tcmorrew Mr. H. Snipes ' and the former back ing sons"of to become u with Mr. Williams, who IS in the mar- of den, girls gomg' Hospital. He has been named Rob evening member of the Register Lieut. and Mrs. G. C. Coleman, attend the exercises Mondny on of impersonating an offl- now near Marietta. Fnends are J-ean who IS presi- charge living keting faCilities. Betty Cone, a orguniantion, With his Wife or Itime service. the week end ert Wayne. Mrs. Shannon wns for· wlll be home for cer ; is said to haw represented him ulong Camp \Vheeler, spent dent of student govornment ; Lorena and nccompanted here remember these boys a. 'I'his mformation was (IIad. known in which ca- date. Lieut. DIck Barr, Cross City, Fla., and Mrs. Lannie SImmons. merly MISS Helen Tucker VISit t heu- son, who will self as an NRA officer, ,,'ll With Mr. few days' by Junior and Bill. Junior was the old,c.. to civic and 'Clty offiCial. here .today. of Mr. and he procured power of attorney has one of the oldest com was the week-end guest Martha Jean Nesmith has re- g�:�,�nAI�l,���aS�t interned at St. Vincent Hos pacity Register Miss ��.'e:�eT:�I���,:b� later be em- it have been he who E. and Aulbert SCHOOL OPENS MONDA Y from sawmill and naval stores est, an� might in the state. R. Sheppard Brannen, Mrs. Wade Hodges and Miss Betty last easy for these girls to get homesick Flu. rnunity organizations tUI ned to Atlanta after spending pital, Jacksonville, ployoes authoriaing the collection by bore the title, "That Bad Snipes Boy," operators of Sheppard's warehoUll., With so many from here there.' Betty FOR THE FALL TERM The chapter was organized nearly Grace Hodges. week With her Mr. and )l(rs. 'him of due under present wage parents, GIRce has been gorng' to MIl- wages as we were reminded in writing sort reported that. they understood such MIS. Bill Brannen and little Hodges want to call attention of REHEARSAL PARTY three y-aars ago. Smce that time a daugh- T. Nesmith. Again [ scale; F. T. Lanier and Limerick Josh ledgeville to school for the past few to of recently by one of the boys. (So plans ara being developed rapi�I:r. !tIr. MI s. Nevils was hostess W. G. Neville hus been held each tel', Dame, have retm ned to Daytona and MISS to purents and children of Statesboro to Churles Odom represent Pierce; regular meeting Mrs. O. L McLemore years, but she IS going Auburn MISS DOROTHY MARIE ELLEN far as we were Brannen stated that he has been In· wed H. Preston the recall, they just boys.) about DCI FI aiter a Vl!!1"t WIith Mr. that school Will for the members of the Proctor-Cooper and prince prosecu- month. A avemg. of fifty Be 1, vra., Lou Carmichael have returil· With her sister, who IS graduating daughter of Mt. and Mrs. J D the fnct open Mary All�n at tion. But Bill Smpes, the younger one, formed that an eight-acre lot on- the Brannen. there thiS and 11th. and out-of-town guests members has been malntamed. Tbe and Mrs. Don D. where yeal, who, mCldentally, whose m81't'lage bo Cpl. Boat'man I� fall term Monday, September ding P111 ty ed from Washington, C., fol- has most recently broken into print, Georgia & Florida railroad has been home announced fOl t1'OO neal' u. a SatUiday evening attendance at the meeting Mrs. Hubert Lee has returned with M,'. future. Classes Will begin at 9 m, nnd lovely party TWENTY YEAR'"• AGO average VISited for three weeks and his was in the magazme located on Zetterower ave they �� sG���.:r� t:� at the Methodist breaking been purchased, a viSit with hel' hus- �ai�e���nt�,fv:;'sl� m. the the rehearsal han thirty. The aft.. two-weeks school will dislllJSS at 1 p. for 10wIIlg From Bulloch 11· S 1 1924 approxllllately and Mrs. Gilbert McLemol·e. a lalge number of OUI' gills and boys, Imes, ept. 1, sec t'Ion 0f Atlanta Journa,I wh'ICh for the purpose of establlahin. home on Fair · nue, III the Va. She or chm'eh Mrs. Nevlls' Statesboro oW""rs a .... C. O. Bohler, preSident; band, USNR, Norfolk, ton and and thiS I three of our fll st week two Public schools of opened M,·s. C. D. HOI son, Charlie, yea prettiest the numerous Illustrations) .. steaming and redrylng plant as well Moore-Cowart WIth n c{lmblllatlOn (omitting Otti. and was accompallled by hel' sistel, Mrs. All students, both grammar and I'ond was lovely September lst WIth largest enrollmellt Holloway, vice-president, Jean we take the of as for the sales door Of II1tercst IS school has 300 and privileg,. reproducing increasing space. Jones. retul'ne,d t\��el��llobe the annOUllcemellt Will of late summel' Howers. The supper in history; high W R. Anderson, secretary-treasurer. 'A. W. a tel' a VISit �I�ll:, �1�llO���g t��n�l;.�t, high school, register Fnday, Sept. undhMlsshto tell' ome inDC'NheallIp eyhavfe 455. I as the young man's experience-and Mr. Brannen expressed the belief that Blld and Mary Vil'gmia lila"" Mr and Mrs C R . Moore and the . T/Sgt. and Mrs. Cohen Anderson Betty Foy by ' at 2 m. Those students regls was SCI ved buffet style pret gra"!mar g�ades I' ur Turner. . 8th, p. 10 last WI th Mr. an d MAthrs. and Ganelle Stockdale, who Winners 111 county imagination: this was the first of several such G,oover, 'of Pasadena I Calif ., 0 C was With B�lIoch . i th mnt'l'l8ge table covered lind little daughter, Dale, have return- tcrlllg from other schools are l'C tily appointed were R. Lee MaJo1" nnd Mrs. James F. Coleman wlll be a freshman. "TriXie" (Fran. Wednesday's primary here. of thOlr With a silver plan's coming ed to after u shol t daughter, Margaret LOUIse, to theu' cards a lace cloth and centered Moore for ....ss, R. J. Kennedy for 'COUNTY FARMERS Aflniston, Ala., small Lmda Ann, of ces) MOl till IS returlllng there and qU'Osted brmg report cong GIs Learn The Statesboro sold last week daughter, to Kenneth W. U. S. Mrs. J. P. J. J. through viSit With hiS Mrs. J. J. E.lund Averitt IS to decide wh..th- Cowart, Army Ot· It IS bowl filled with gladioli. chairman county commissiot\'ers, mothe', several days Jack tl'ymg transcript. VCl'Y important of Mr. Bran F,.ld, •..• 9,028,000 tobacco, spen� WIll to for his mas- All' Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bun· With and enter. E Anderson for judge of superior Taralala pounds Anderson. and other relatives here Muxwel.1 Mrs. er he go Georgia thut you do thiS. Fay aSSisted serving BUREAU her� thts week With \118 mother, for solicitor of su JOINING nen out. Had the .... been two or to nah of ma1'- court, J. R. Roach pointed and in Savannah. ter's de.gree go �ew Yor:k u�d Cowart, Statesboro. The B L. Supt. tall1111g. Private William . . SMITH, and J. C. By Joseph Gelrover 0 eman. lIlterlOr decorntlllg perior court, J. V. Brunson sets of bUY\lrs on the market all the StUDY VirgInia rlage was Sunday, Membership Renewals Are Eli Hodges spent Sunday at Glenn- I her August Parrish for M. An (Bill) Snipes MISS Martha re- Cobb is soon ta go to Duke for solemm�ed representatives. season thiS yould have been in Evelyn Hodges 6th, III the Baptist church at Las �ipe., now on duty in the Coming In Rapidly And figure ""lie as guest of Mr and Mrs. Foley first Frances who derson and T. O. Wynn for county (Private turned to Auburn to resume year. Thompson, a areased at least 5,000,000 Monday III th.. of rel- Fiji Islands with hospital Unit, New Members Are Added by pounds. and was accompanied home filllshed school two years ago, Vegas, Nevada, pI'esence commissioners. Durrance, I high son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. here this sea h er. s tud les. She accompallled Democratic is the As for the conditions IS 10 school at Mercer. Many ative. and fnends. The bride was The True Memorial In Tuesday's primary by Mrs. Hodges and Ch,ld,·.n, Mary .was already who live on the Marietta Bulloch farmers are now re b her M ISS B Gra"" Edwards defeated R. Lee Snipes, county Mr. Brannen attributed them to, y slstel', etty of the young people nl'e at in 11 frock of blu e ehas. G. son. and Ray, who had been enrol.led lovely powder car line between Atlanta and Smyr theu' Farm Bureau member Jimmy . !Ann, . BUT BLG to who wlll be a student there und Dr Pittman IS AN UNWRITTEN Moo,re for re-election congress; mawing the lack of ade Hodges, Teachers College, ne With many thinrs. First, there for a few gabardi white accessones and :visitlllg days. an Moore carried Bulloch. Burke, Scre na.) W. H. Smith Jr., preSident, this filII. tells us there has been qUite in- THAT ShiPS, buying facilities. Another Bet a corsage of gardenias. The bride QUENT STOftY OF ALL Gnd WIth quate Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Akerman and 10 their enrollment for thiS ven, JenkinS Candler Long We took a short last May into stated thiS week. crease jaunt of have helped several Mr. and Mrs. B. J. of and are their home Edwards buyers Yloud idaughter, Ida Belle, have returned Bennet, Way- term. It's bock ta "chool for the groom 'making IN LIFE. total of 18 electoral votes; the mterior of to the native vil �t IS BEST Fiji. From the county lurge flflly-six of the Buyers were per cross. spent the week end with Mr. and and the 10 where Mr. Cowart carfled Chatham, Effingham, Bryan, probhlms. from a Miss- still boys, Burbank. Calif., two were in last week. trip through Alabama, yo�nger g�rls. with lage of Korosuli. My compan renewals mailed ana a hall were morn- Tattnall and McIntosh mitted tp only buy. fou� and Mrs. L. and bells WIll rmglOg Monday for . Liberty, and LOUISiana. While III New Seligman, IS statIOned the present redd the had isslppi �e Our work hel,. to total of 18 Edwards won elee lOPS, Steve and Bell, cameras, Tbe community chapter from Register forced tobacco home theil' little for nllle months of work.-In votes; hours per day. which were of their accompanied by lIlg on the Orleans they guests a which prompta you to end tion on majority of popular votes. and native we met tnp GEORGIA MARINE turned in twenty-one thiS week. of the temperature standing METHODIST WOMEN SPIrit every to �n the floors for a week moat dnughter, who has been vis- spite Leck De lay Mrs. R. 1. and Mr. PatriCia, after- as act reven_ Social events' Miss Clara made. committee for the idaughter, Herron, little over a hundrerl S:tnday the stone an of wanted his picture Mr. and Mrs. Arthur have The membership .. and for soveral The WSCS will meet in the church Mrs. A. Riggs of the time and l>revented buye iting her grandparents , the Methodist ,·hurch was filled Loach, daughter of Mr. and to "Ration Herron. noon, and devotIOn. ... Our experience We went by truck word that their Staff entIre county were named by Mr. Mrs. Monday afternoon at 4:30. L. and Shelton Paschal, son received son, SLAYS WHISKERS warehousemen from glvlnr Jonrer Mrs. H. C. McMillan has arrived weeks. for the Proctor-Cooper wedding. DeLoach, Wainibuka and meet i.e at service. were P{'I,int;" on th� river, James was Smith last week at the regular heat III a your of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Paschal, Serg..ant Arthur Riggs, hOurs to and th.raby who has Aulbert Brannen braved the working helpers from Elizabeth City, N. C., for a Visit LI'OUt. Albert Braswell, were acroos in a rowboat. The Statesboro Lad Observes for Portal J. E. Par_ a RETURNS FROM VISIT unibed in Thursday evening polled wounded in France on Au mg. Named lovely n"w black fall outfit, large marriage seriously holdiAr the labor. her Mr and Mrs. W. been several weeks With his Miss Elise for a "Ior :with parents. G. spending felt hat and black Rev. W. T. Granade; boatman had telephoned of hiS in While Pierce County Boy E L. Womack and T. O. Wynn tobacco two-piece D. B. Franklin returned - full rish, has by the . and black Mrs. gust 28th, degree Growers , civic leadere. Mr. and A. M. Bras- Brannen Monument Co. Wendell Oliver Neville. Mrs. McMillnn and her little parents, Mrs. with of irridescent Thayer Kennedy and George and this ancient Ford was park are thc at dl eos pockets from a viSit WIth Lieut. and Mrs D. ry/' not made known.. Ap His Barber Cutlery representatiV\)s; warehou�em<\n are all COtIcerned over .._., 1922 In juries bemg Aa�on, h M who has been left to at Jack- Evvie NeVils (Mrs. Charles) A Local Iodultey Since were united marrlllge Wednesday to take us to _ug ter, arguerite, well, Tuesday report beads. Franklin and little ed on the other side the second to rlies George Scarboro and Clyde Collins; care of th. of B. daughter, Deb at the home of the bride's parently this is mjury the prospects for taking was was 11l a floor-l..ngth dress JOHN M. THAYER evening (Sy Sergeant William C. Harris, of .pending sometime with her grand- sanville, Fla. He accompanied lovely Proprietor half II mile away Thle 11l the Marlee Parrish, of or Elaine, at their home in Balti Elder W. H. Crouse officiat Vunidawa, on that front, hl� par Lockhart, 1945 tobacco. With two seta of buyers rose and chiffon and corsage forah mother, young Riggs 222 W. Thirty_Seventh Rtreet Sa- parents, will visit in Swainsboro as to Savannah by Miss Carmen Cowal·t 45 West Main Street PHONE 439 Stateaboro, G-. service in this far-off country been not' Vickery and G. chid flowers. Manlyn, her young more, and WIth Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ing. phone ents haVing Ilrevlollsly Ga.,.1! fOfllu:r.Jt!4rme Corps !':.a_nk_ Sand.ers, �. D., for Dex'-,...... o additional wuehOUltl of Mr. Mr•. YBJ.\P.ah l'Ilests and Will McMillan. and Jack Averitt. III a taffeta me.-- u� C. Hendrix. The Mlddleground group daughter, dressed pink Franklm in Wilmington, Del ntwayw-..urprises on August 8tli of slight 111Jiirles'" combat col'l'iipondent, formerly of with about the 8armt space a8 the TiflRTY YEAIfS�AGO to both at the reception.- The Korosuli were the Savannah News.) IS J. E. John H. Olliff, John T. frock, helping people of. tained. Morlllng Deal, house (105,000 square feet), Bulloch Times, Sept. 16, 1914 Sheppard A very mterestlng story comes to us From have sent four horses to meet us at Gray, Hudson Metts and Herbert the St. Petersburg. Somewhere in the Marshall Islands and one or more redrying pl!,nts, jii�iiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -- of . concerning Ann and Frank Hook, M. C. Turner, two arriV\)d. J. of Vunidawa, but only Deal. Ogeechee is repr.sented by In 1944 who have so friends here who and Robert Turner, Douglas, Tombs county, Geor- conditions growers experienced many Fla., natives that the Jim Smith last w""k with their After persuading the GAIN (pelayed)-A E. Hodges, Lloyd Ho�ges, their tobacco here are always interested in their where Ga., visited SUBSTANTIAL gla, Manne operates a "clip joint" marketing of jUllt John Turner, at Metter. animals could pack our four barracks and D. B. Franklin. Leefield group abouts. Frank has been stationed at brother, here whiCh already has provided him "won't happen arain." colored -citizen of on foot. foods Beale, California. for several Porter Crawford, bags, we ourselves set out is J. Harry Lee and J. H. Bradley. Camp rAJ 1 With the "finest little farm ever haled into court last week NOW IN PROSpVfYI1 you Qu�I;tr months. Recently he was given a Staresboro, Accompanying us were two Fijian Warnock community gro.uP is L. F. the did see" back in his native state. and as never had time on a vagrancy charge, proved by leave. they one a case of cokes. Percent M. M. Rushing and Rufus he carried a balance of guides. carrying P088lbly Thirty-Five Martin. enough to do any sightseeing, they banker that Corporal Jesse G. Young's estab- mG�TAWARD was A took us up and down in Attendance At West Side committee il At Lower PrIces of thiS and vl8lted above to Iii. credit; the case rough path Increase Brannen. took advantage $50 lIshmen t, hOW\lver, is a barber shOp a steaming jungkl, Teachers Fred Paul Nesmith, Cluis. dismissed. . hill-now through College Blitch, PHONE 248 Los Angeles, Monterey, Hollywood Georgia in which he in FREE DELIVERY of fall weather thiS beau- apeclalizes removing and Al LOCAL SCOUT and many other places. While on a The first touch now over a rolling hilltop with Smith, Bill Anderson Stephen FOR .' a inc ....a.... In enroll- that summer Is . With decided exC'Oss hair from the heads of fellow sight-seeing bus 10 one of these Cities week reminds us titul views below us. derman. The Bay is represented by lack- the 1944-45 ses- At Public Ceremon,. In The a man offered them some tickets ta moot at an end; the only thing stre��mg ment over last year, Georgia Leatthernecks. Since join ai-I first on Ollr way. we E. Carl I1er and T. W. see At the vllllage W. Cannady, FRUIT JARS didn't to make fall complete is to Teachers will Herbert Jones a national broadcast. They ing served sion at Georgia College 109 the Marine Corps four years ago A. C. Court House filled with farmers' sat down to rest. and our host Kicklighter. J. V. Hardy, Pints. dozen 59c Quarts. dozen 69c know what they W\lre gOlDg to see, the streets with a four-day a. he from drink_ begin next Monday he has "mowed 'em." puta It, A. Will Receive Eqle Heart us the native drink, kllva, rep.....ent Statesboro. J. but they gratefully accepted the tick wagons Ia.de� 'fith cotto.n. who Bradle,. In mld-aftern00 orientation for freshmen regis- from Guba to Iceland, from Quantico P. Mil MAXWELL . star ViSible coconut shells. R. HOUSE COFFEE, lb. : 29c ets and went to the theater. Arriving Day .n 109 cups of polished Denmark, H. H. Zetterower, Word was received here this weak III . Iassmen of Interest • on S tem ber 18 Upperc to and from Hawaii to the there found there were no seats bas been the object the ya- ep '1-1rlsco. Rocker will serve in they Kava IS made from chopped te.r . ler and David Rev. L. E. WiHlams. local Do)' - of - - and class- by DUZ LUX RINSO OXYDOL left, but the usher seeing Frank lD Statesboro all this week; groups Will r September 21. Marshall Islands. on the root (pronounced "yangonna"). �eglst•. Denmark. Scout advancement committee chair. uniform offered to them a seat have congregated 'tona 22. of Hora,,"' J. give people es WIll begm September Cpl. Young, son in the or the IS a -.oapy-tast- Th.. officers the National After there to watch phenomenon; It greenish-looking, an- community man, to the effect that on the stag"O. getting up aueets President Marvin S. Pittman of 111 Pierce county, a wisp beV1erage. and r' Young, Mershon, will ...rve or and getting seated, imagine thOlr sUr_ one man said ':it's !l0thing bu; foul-smellinc ganized communities Council, Boy Scouta of America. baa OF THE FLOUR the ilr. lai" nounced this week that the enrollment clerking in a grocery store at Mr. �T $1.19 to be Sitting next to Dagwood of cotton insisted on "Iai. lai. lai, ql'it name their own t!ommittees, of Scout to QUE� prise do�tlng I� always .� the award Eagkl of cotton fall will be up at least th,rty- Johnson's Corner I'n 1940 to jOin the granted and Blondie. Frank says if his moth Due to rapid open1l1g this C. O. Bohler IS presi of or ling,(very I'ttlIe.) Smith stated. Scout. Herbert Jones, of Troop 40. demand dufr- sold . _ tl\" over last PEACH PRESERVES. glass tumbler 29c er had been IIsteining she cou"l have ing the past week, five per C9nt year; Marines. And he's thoroughly Lee McElveen at farm- We had to cross many lit�le streams. t�"t mo�e dent at Register, W. Statesboro. him he was so close cotton con�inues great; thIS a haven for a heard bl\)athmg pickers I shoes and upperclassmen were returnmg on the Marines as at Stilson. to Savannah and Augusta and at first we took olf our Brooklet, C. E. Sanders K. chief Scout CHERRY PRESERVES. glass tumbler 35c to the microphooo. By the way, they ers going and that wants to tum Dr. Elbert Fretwell. and fall than in sever,,1 years, spare-time barber who J. H. Strick the thrill of the in search of help; o!,e farm�r rolled up our trousers C. J. Martm at Nevils, in the announce had VISiting H011y daily socks, would be Listen executive, makinr · the freshman class equally his idle hours into extra cash. 2 lb. 19c canteen on the see be has I was such a nul- Smkhole and John Green Coun MARMALADE. jar wood tnp.-Wlll says This land at the on of th. National a wade1i through D ment behalf • 0 or thitan as r. AROUND TOWN. at400h�ale.t crateopenf1l11g4anhdl'·• and as large Iarger year. to Jesse: you ptherinr saRce that finally we gave up at Willow HIll. out that this i. Scouting'. . cil, pointa SALT. 2 boxes . 5c da'l also stated that work "These here he says, "have and on. Pittman shears." shauld not l!ave too created county. of eSI'kept our shoes sock� Be\1 mu�h The county highest award and. la rranted �DIy N��IY C!'niller done on the 111 With the finest "ttle farm In the provided'me 10 1,000 mem_ a 3 boxes . . 12c one contest moccasins, claiming �ampus much trouBle proCllring rreat MATCHES. Miss O'Neal Is will have at least had' worn' only had'�en of the fall because I after the accompll.ment ot; -_ .- : aratlon for the openmg you ever did see-I guess, Laurens . election for to slip on and olf. Mr. Smith thinks. dllferent fielda. easier . in · �punty they �ere prep-,been bers, deal of work many �HOICE SALAD fi�st . quart 39c - halls have seen it DRESSING. jar Informally Entertained it Is of�cer\;his in tbe muddy session. Residence hav.,ft yet now and is mOV'lng laces � has 1,100 for the Eagle I But he lost the �. county The ....ments 1 a es th cut requi t ree undteJ.stoodne cand�datt eforer and renovated and [' he continued. "I've in Miss Julie Turner enterLamed with l are prospec than "Anyway" are wlntehr; i was in a worse way repainted � ca�- I toward 2,000. There chapters in addition to 'at least P,IMIENTOS La- spots and 10 in the rank included ordinary-G. R. Trapnell; Hu,daon are the prettiest .. since I've been an mformal party Thursday evening pus and grounds nough ha(r in Georgia now. a first clasa . near barefooted. . as Small . .15c 29c If he been 143 counties one service Large nler and a gentleman living had for the whole farm year's as a to her MISS the history of the college. Marmes to pay compJlIl11mt COUSin, it dark. r walked directly of 21 merit badgea Cobbtown. When got on the are more Scout, the earning I' new names appear and I'm 'em row so I can pay Chickens grown in coops Jean O'Neal, of Chipley, who was her and follow- Seven mowlnr in such delda behmd our Fijian guide, run at which include study YEARS AGO for the fall quarter. for the and stuff I'll need tender than those allowed to for several d9Ys last week. FORTY wore white list equipment SUGAR LB. guest him because he faculty T.he \ athletics, camp'ing, civics, ed 8S first easily W. 10-1 concern when II to the Georgia Agri aid, Summer flowe,., were about it harder newcomers are J. Broucek, to make it a going large, according placed shorts The others found public health per ..!:�tI9�! and instrumental uniform and back ExtenSIOn Service. outdoor cooking, 2 . .25c the rooms and refreshments F'n:'e S:::U-�;O ��:s\�:L fa- structor 10 band take o.lf thiS get cultural Sur-Jell, pkgs party me in my dirty green and others. Manassas, Va., to attend regular army to foliow Mrs. sonal health were served. Persvnalized I trees Wilma Baugh, speeeh; m overalls." stationery morn- Under the bamboo musIC; service BLUE PLATE maneuvers returned Wednesday tigue clothes. Although the requir�mel\t MAYONNAISE. pint 35c and bUSiness educatIOn; Some of the Marine's best custom YOU? was the gift to the honor guest a splendid but when we came Vada Gibson, WAS THIS is not sO long. ing; all the boys reported it was pitch dark, for the Eagle rank hbrary and Span- el'S are fellow who travel were Del Monte ASPARAGUS No.2 can talcum powder for prizes went to the moon Catherine Schabel, Georgians Wednesday morning yOU from three to six SPEARS, 39C to a break in the foliage most Scouts ....quire J. Hardisty Duncan, ele- the in a rose Misses Cath..rme Bird J. B. Cone and C. its Mrs. Beth King miles to his little shop under shopping colore.d dr�s Jones Rowse, Betty tiDe;. shine on us in all tropical ish; WIth to attain the rank. Scout WAX bales of sea island cot- would Richard trimmed on th.e waist tinY years PAPER, 200 ft. roll 35c und Esther Lee Bal nes Others 1II8de eleven and mentary Laboratory School; palms about 200 feet from the blue Foy this sea- The shadows were weird and white buttons, active in Troop 40 for nearly on twelve' of land glory. whibe ruffles has been Invited Included Misses ton 'Icres I school Laboratory School, Pacific. A few of those who come in LmBY'S PICKLE Mary VlrglD have already been and the view of the Winding. Starr, high white shoes and a flowered bag. and served this summer RELISH. jar 15c son, and tan bales effective, home economICS four years, ' for their are: are brown. Both Ia Groover, Carmen Cowart, Betty us was breath- and Wynelle Johnson, regularly .hearings Your eyes and hall' staff of Camp moon-lit river as taxiderlllJst on the picked. a b�low Laura 10 School. First Lieut. George W. Clark Jr .• sons are in service. GI'sce Hodgesl Helen Rowse, The two 1a-year-old 1.1 Laboratory your Scout camp for this to ave tak'mg. receive Strachan, tbe Boy are reporteddaughterhs son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. of The lady described will BLUE Margaret Brady, Betty Jean Cone, Henry Allen we out Clark, ROSE AND HONDURAS RICE cotton At the ne"t village sprawled ASSIST IN the "2 Girls counCIl. 401 of sea island RAMSEY TO connected WIth two tickets to ploture, Wynelle Nesmith. Lorena Durden, picked pounds and the people Statesyoro. who w. at has set 26 thIS broke under the palms MISSING MEN and a upon application Chairman Williams Sept. GAINES DOG FOOD, 2 lb. : 21c I one day last week; p:obably LOCATING before Sailor," bag Mrs. - the Soil Conservution ServiC'O a Mary Frances Groover, Wayne daruka (Fiji as· Times offICe. Tne picture,' the Bulloch District the I1!cord. brought us baked B. H. Ramsey Sr. has been appoint- the as the date for Mrs Harold Tillman, MISS BJTd GA.YNBSt has been ordered entering the Marines. He is a grad- is showmg today and Fri offi ICKLES AND OLIVES All Sizes Culbreth, �..nMIIIM ", A court which grows like aspara- American Red Cro.s as good one, of at which he will .martial paragus) ' ed by the Theater. Court Honor. ..n Mrs. 10 Savannah on September . and uate of the of Georgia. at the Georgia Margaret Hel Tillman, Billy to convene corn on the co b and University day Jones hi. certid looks like of 01. war new clue. Scout - gus, chaIrman prisoners next week for cially present BROOMS MOPS LAMP BURNERS Mrs Harold Miss Mar .. ,., ,0."""""'"� to Captain Hiteh, Captain Second Lieut. Hugh R. Hill Jr. of Wateh Smith, Powell, r.;. � 29th try Red Cross was Members of co.m Mell, Griner tastes like popcorn. service men, so the The described last week cate and bandage. MISS Frances Mar Cone and Lieutenants missing the latest proud father here, lady tha Jean Nesmith, offered us taro, " root and wives Alamo, She called for in the ceI1! CHOICE CUTS ... ""_,,, .-4 grows for all Mrs J. S. Murray. who will take part PMI. TIN /iIUIl r.� and :Morrison; this he�ring o�t They al!o IS anxiou. parents word from home mittee MISS Pruella CromartIe, Mrs. W. I fir boiled po- has just received morning, attend B. L. tin, Cato-Reld lynching epl- which of cold of war or missing Iier 'tlckets Friday are Chairman Williams. "f the recent reminds you of either prisooors latel' mony Tender Beef and Pork at Prices R. Lovett and Mrs. Bob Darby. that his Wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Pope ed the show that evening, and chairman Ceiling tatoes. Samsoni, one of gUIdes, Mr. and give the M. S. Pittman, our. men to see Ramsey a Smith, Dr. out of a has birth to to express appreciation. ThuI'sday Misses O'Neal. Turner as ietter carriers Stat�s- and Hill, of Alamo, given phoned District, and other featuredln sO��ral got uo some bananas deSired mformation m order to, keep of Bulloch County F ISH now dressed in regulatIOn cllmbe.d Elizabeth Louise. Lieut. and Betty Grace Hod!l'Os were lunch boro are that we lllJght of daughter, district com- tree for coconuts so a record avenue of the local the mail goes e.-cry day and preserve permanent at F. of 178 DeGrasse m�mbers eon of M,ss Carmen CO'wart uniform' Hill who was coaching Columb1J8 Singleton, guests . and west milk. full names, T • Butter �ol"". I. "DUVBWOM.'; VOGUE south fr.om drmk the same. He desires their Tech Glen mittee. ... • tlr�k Sgt. Snap Beans, Peas, Squash. Okra. Beans. Tomatoes, b_ """ tIIIh north, �ast, - when he entered the Ma- N. E., Atlanta; at her home on Donaldson street. are A. E. PrIce, the bend," or High School of date Sweet Irish Statesboro' c",rriers "Korosuli just 'round where stationed when lost of route In the Court Jlonor Carrots, Lettuce. Celery. Potatoes. Potatoes• rank, if Meaker, son of Burt Meaker, settlllg After lunzh bndge was enjoyed. Dan Davis and AI- aud rines, J'okingly asked Cpl. Young out this WOOUiN ItS; loca- , • ",o111 AMBRICAN CO!. MADEMOISELLE G. S. Blackburn. the natives had kept telling their company and S. Gard Rev. Mr. Williams pomt. �hat Oranges. Lemons. 10096 ,.Iff"'" m>ssmg, and for a Cpl. William Cabbage, Onions. Apples. we he could him 'on the cuff' 1, Fitzgerald; _de len Morris.. we were so tired put award to be to derail finally when tion. of W. S. Gardner. o,f 848 IS the first Eagle SINGING An unsuccessful attempt ner Jr., son 'he CONVENTION gr.m. IIrtHIJI,_",r.tl. one foot 10 front haircut. Scout, !!ond BlMi. 11,_ :r./hl SEVENTEEN train on the could put B. H. SR., Tech to a Bulloch county wreck a passenger hardly RA;MSEY lieutenant ""- Winona drive, Decatu�; Sgt. The Bulloch count)' annual and that last "You know," the invit d to slllging was made at Hern- we sounded out M S. M. citizens to J)e Centl al of Georgia of the othe•• Chairman P. W. & D. BaH, 658 Linwooli avenue wants nil convenllon Will be held at In BotIr u...tl ",lib DUCHESS rllYtnOo "I'vo gone broke buyiag Robert meet- StIlson, p4l/IJ tlois is tlie third before us was Koro- plained, in the acti�ities The $42.50 don Tuesday morning; bend, and there . Pvt. First Class ake part school I con- N. E, Atlanin, ar,d the auditorIUm, fo Sl't st II , cI house Sunday, Sept. recent attempt to wreck passenger An average man, tmg gars." be held ill the court 10 18 _ 'J 10 11. suli. A. son of Mr. and 109 will 10th. We WIll have DlR...lP _- -- by DeWItt Eagar Kempo, slDgers from Sa in that section, apparently 100 per hour, Then there's Gunnery Sgt. on tlie of train and as we were, it sumce about calyries route at 8 p. m. ev.niag several negroes Dirty s_aty of Mrs. Eddie M. Keml'h, of 1, begiqning vannah, Brunswick, Augusta and oth_ the same person; of the Georgia Agricul- T. son of William R. Rowe, far no nutritionists Rowe. 25th. been arrested, but so James September er pla,,"s. The public is inVited to oome have Extension Service pomt out. route 3. Moultrie; Staff Sgt. Morgan. H. MINKOVITZ (8l SONS evidence has been obtained. See SNIPES. pagl'\ 6 tural be with us. pmner will be served. positive W. L. CASON. Sccretary. Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�.iiiiiiiiiiiiii.�,and •
AND STATESBORO .NEWII ·1944 SEP'll:'14, 1944 8t7LLOCB TIMJ!I! THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, �RSJ;jAY, �------������-
Nelllls- Notes I Newsy THE ATLANTIC TIE AND TI&mER COo • of •• Mrs. J. W. Butler was the guest of ·vV. S. Nesmith were dinner guests , W. A. ROBERTSON General Savannah JR., Manager < • Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Burnsed J,'. and Mr. lind Mrs. Ed Harn in last family week. Thursday. 402 American Bldg. Savannah, Ga. E. of was AIS T. H. of Camp _ Mrs. J. Butlef-, Eldora, Hollingsworth, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Peary, Va., nnd James Wis..:!, of and Martin Thursday.. Statesboro were guests of friends We announce the re-opening of our yard for The AAA has an ample supply oJ Miss Uldine Martin was the week relatives in Nevils MondllY. Austrian winter- peas and vetch seed end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Martin and 8011, the of admmls purchase now on hand, Doris R. Cason, Mrs. C. J. Martin. of Savannah, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. trative officer, reports. Bulloch coun Miss Bivian Shuman, of Ellabelle, Lanier and grandsons were guests of ty furmers may procure these seed is spending sometime with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. WlIlter Lanier Sunday. CROSS TIES AND PULP WOOD Irom their Wilkinson and and not spend any money Mr•. H. C. Burnsed Jr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. to Mr. This and Gloria according Cason. .. and Mrs. R. L. Proctor and Fred Thomas pockets, ;,tr children, of which J. A. Stewart, of Stilson, will be in charge. can geed with Mrs. means they procure enough family and_Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mincey Faye, spent the week end to your output in these Hnes to take up their entire sojl building attended the sing at Stilson Sunday. Wilkinson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. wiD be prepared purchase al even though they have Mrs. W. P. Keel is a few A. Lanier. for sale allowance, spending and pay highest market price for all you have •. earned right much of it in other Tripl"."'rp"h with her and family, John B. Lanier is recuperating at ready 0 ,days daughter practices. H-Lb. and Mrs. Harper Iler, of Pooler . the home of his parents, Mr. and Ml'!!. • Mr. SGT. WM. P. SHUMAN arc based SGT. ANGUS a be located on the & Florida A t any rate, the payments Loaf MITCHELL, Mrs. W. Nesmith is the guest of W. A. Lanier, having undergone Our plant will Georgia 'iBREAD S. who has been in service fo� four cover This SANDWIC'H son of Mrs. H. C. of Brook, on results on these crops. Mitchell, MBl·tin and fam serious at tho Bulloch Coun Mr. and Mrs. Carie operation years and is now in the Southweab Railroad near Darby's Mill. and let, who has been overseas for the practice applies to small grain 12-0•. and other relatives in Savannah. ty Hospital. Pacific; his parents are Mr. and Mrs. past twenty'two months; was last ily winter legume mixtures where grazed Cln 33° been received here oj the W, H. Shuman, of Stilson; hi" wife, TREET heard from in Italy a month ago. Word has and not "ARMOU'R APPRECIATION Mrs. Dorothy Shuman, is living at or to small grains planted arrival of Delmar Hollingsworth CARD OF Weston safe Garden two brothers in the small Roll City; harvested. Farmers can plant He has been in the armed I wish to take this method of thank Auort.d 9� in England. service are Pfc. Wilbert Shuman and winter for also doctors and CALL ON grain for grazing, legumes COO'K'IES forces for two ing my friends, the Pvt. John O. both in •. , years. Shuman, camps Go. Moid 22·0 nurses close attention shown or a combination of of the • soil building, Mrs. Fannie Zetterower, of in Florida. Je, Myrtl)'l me illness at the Bulloch and AAA payments will Sweet Mix 210 during my Clarence D. Pedersen these crops Savannah, is sometime with ,_\.b. P'ICK,LES s.,pendil1.K County Hospital. off-set the actual cost. I-Lb. Ne 2,095 BALES COTTON just .about . her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. JOHN B. LANIER. FOR of of these PEAS Collo GINNED 1N BULLOCH Early planting; any 12° smith. q·B�AOKEYE The shows that 2.096 INSURANCB results, pays THANKS census report ALL KINDS OF crops, according to past No. ! Miss Edra Nevils, of Savannah, CARD OF last bales of cotton were ginned in Bulloch off with n better growth. The Dovllod Hom with HOU8EHOLD Con 1140 spent a Iew days last week her This is to thank the many friends FIRe, DWELLING. October county from the crop of 1944 prior to of September or first of ,�,L:I.BBY'S W. who has lind Dr. and Dr. Sta- WAIl days 11·0•. moth",', Mrs. T. Nevils, relatives, Floyd GOODS, AUTOMOBILJI, as with 6, be the best dates. and others who were. BO kind September 1st, compared seems to Com FI.k•• been ill. pleton RISK AND LIFB IN8U!lANCB Pkg. 80 and thoughtful to UI during the ill- 237 bales for that period of 19�3. ,�:KE,LLOGG Nevils school opened Mond!!y with a PROMOTED No. Ii ness and death of our dear mother, 701 Blu Build.... Sanll"" G&. JOHNSON IS coming condi: large enrollment, everybody Mrs. J. E. Futch, who died Aug. 28, WANTED-Iron safe Tn good SERGEANT'S RANK SYRUP Con ',1'60 TO to take up when must be priced for PHON. I-II" I'GA."MAID in with a smile, happy 1944, :from injuries received tion; reasonubly ll.-Platoon. Ser 20-0•. was became un- cash. NATH HQLLEMAN. Atlanta, Sept. FLOUR their studies once again. the horse she driving J. Johnson. U. S. Marine, and geant B. High Mark Pkg. 70 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Anderson B. 'f«F!AN'CAKE We appreciate everything Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, buggy. son of children and Mr. and Mrs. Donald S.lrch mMa���a�threWh��m�elihie�Pi1itc�)iii·iiiiiiii�iiiiii�iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�each on. did for her and also the of street, Statesboro, .-' PkIII. rela North College Martin and son were guests of God's tichest first Lighl '3 ,1'30 beautiful flowers. May has been to the job of MATCHES promoted tives in Savannah Sunday. blessings rest on eacli one of you. MRS. F. W. HUGHES, Reporter. of the lIIarine V-12 Detach Her sergeant Mrs. Josh Martin and grandchildren, daughter, Tech LANIER. ment at the Georgia School of and Mrs. MRS. L. A. Mrs. '8ALL�'RD'S LaMonnie and Larrle Harn, relatives in week. He Is the son of Mr. and Mi•• Jill Bryan visited nology here. Perkins of this place•• non lime 'Fo, E. W. Sr., now the senior Splt.Bi"ing The week. Johnson is Now last Is" Savannah Sgt. Warnock visit Jack Bryan entertained a large offic.r for the entire Repairl Mr. and Mrs. R. H. commissiened at the home PFC. HORACE MITCHELL, Portal Polnlera in Atlanta last week. group of young people .eats'I.".,,' ed relatives detachment. "FL"O'U'R Bnook -WILLIAMS PAINTS R. ,.. son of Mrs. C. of SHERWIN returned of his Mr. and Mrs. T. and their H. Mitchell, Miss Juanita Wyatt has parent., He and Mrs. Johnson ': 25-Lb. since , ROGERS-MARTIN _ Women's Ohristian Temper- from the regular aca- be about the Mark Wilso.n, of Camp Plough, The duty. Aside. Pkgl. gumes alone planted Sgt. nn� CLEANSER 2 150· its Sep� Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robers music jn variolls visited relatives here the ance Union will hClld regular demic curriculum, same time. Fla., during nfternoon in� of their daugh� commer� tember meeting Friday nounce the marriage home economics and week. Fri- forms, afternoon at four to Paul Martin on E. C. Parsons and Mrs. J. C: of Thursday le,', Eliznbeth, work arc offered. Supt. 010++++++++++++++++++++++++++'·+++++++++++++++++++++++01 REGISTER Mrs. W. E. stead cial DATE FOR &I'I� 6VJ41+()tectIY8 _ took church. 8. The maniage that the school ' relatives in Sa /-" Christian September announced Parrish are visiting o'clock in the day, Milcha", + PLAY NIGHT CHANGED �. in S. C., w.ith Judge schedule Vernon Perkins has nrrived plnee Ridgeland, will Tlln on a one�se8-�ion + vannah. Pfc. of the summer mes- McCormack officiating. on account of The last play night spent last ule in England, according to a ror at least two weeks + Miss Virginia Miller Brooklet + at Register gymnasium. •.•. here this The bride nblended the was held week end with friends at Virginia &,,,1611811&8 Plait wife sage I'eceived by his farm work. 6th. Wednesday evening, September California Beach, Va. . :t: Table Queen or Acorn (490 Bize) of people was PARENTS HAVE + A large group young. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Trapnell spent "�";;;;;;;;;;;;��;;;;;;;;;;;;���""BROOKLET the and every� + 9c dozen . .... 19c in of rain, SQUASH, 2lbs. LEMONS, present spite several days in Atlanta as guesta + time. Highlight of body had a good of relatives. Mr.�:�EM�?�� �y �!��I�� Culifontia Green Brun Fresh Green Snap Top was when Heywood farmers on one of the W. the evening Miss Peggy Marsh, of Brunswick, communiL-y, :t: of in a big bag supper Mrs. sons in the + ...... _. son brought and have five lb.. 10c bllnch 9c Vlisited her parents, 1111'. M. Jones f8I:mS, BEANS, CARROTS, to "have States. and invited everybo.dy Harville last week end. armed sevice of the United .j. nongs Marsh, + or NO.1 White 0" Red U. S. No.1 Borne." Walter of Foul' of these boys are o�rseas + Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield, r started night Since school has play visiood her Mr. overseas. . . parents, served " ...... Savannah, have POTA'TOES, !to,lbs. 43c ONIONS, 2 ·Iobs. 9c nights. � will be changed back to Friday last week. ,BOUGHT -AND�SOLD Pvt. ,Joe S. Lee is stationed at and Mrs. A. H. Woods, occasion will be Friday, Tallahas Pvt. Charlie B:' Green Hard Head Large Fancy Avocado The· next Mrs. C. M. Usher left for Camp Blanding, Fla.; The student AIR-FILl'ER, spark-plug clean 22, at 9 o'clock. the week. She is Lee has ""rvod months in New Sept. see, Fla., during ing, and ·radiator flushing help thirty 9c 2, for . 25c Oll TO COME 2 'Ibs. PEARS, hostess will be Bernard HAVE A CAR SELL, CABBAGE, host and who is stationed II:retch air lilt.... do • IF YOU Guinea nnd is now spending t twenty� i jo.ining her husband, GULF'S Protective Maintenance mileage. Clean HELP YOUR Gulf Dealer Rushing, Mary Evelyn bum f iff, Jimmy near there. makegaa more economically; thorough job-make an appoint one day furlougb with his parents Funcy Fresh Oregan F,ancy ned Delicious Plan includes Gulae" Registered IT'S IMPORTANT to !live your TO SEE US. Jean Neal. cl.... increaa< a him at and Bobby left for Talla_ to plugl power; clean ment in advance. Phone here. He has been reassigned to Manue! Mrs. C. M. Usher L.ibric8tion which reaches up car a good motor cU. Gulf offen . .25c 2 radiator the ltation. Then ohould en_ 2 lbs. A,P,PLES, Ibs. .19c the week. She 39 vital points with aix different two cU.: Gulfpride, prevento !>verheatini. YOIl Miami Bench. Sgt. Thomas J. Lee is PRUNES, hasseo, Fla., during outatancfmf . HAVE reduce Motor counter no delay in icttinK Gu1I'. "i CANNING PLANTS her who is sta Gulfl.,. Lubricanto that uTbe World', FUleat 00," ;n and North Af is husband, with italy Cnnadian joining Protective Maintenance PI"" __ • I PRICES the,army California, Valencia w.... and car'. life. aDd an on WE PAY HlGHEST SEASON , lengthen your Gulflubc, Olrtra;Ruallty W. the Navy CLOSED FOR tioned near there. 4 15 acrvicea in alii ricll; Roy Lee, S2/c, o� * cooti!ll. few ceo..1_ and has . . ... 55c 3lbs.... tOc : : Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Gard and their a ORANGES, 511bs. Side canning is with destroyer eutfit, 'RUTABAGAS, The Register and West to Fla., made to various places over� � the can_ family moved TallahasAee, six trips I I r I [+++ I 1 1 1'1'+++++ I I 101 iii I (oJo 1++'j. are closed for regular J • I r I, II II++++U • plants been VOta .James C. also of the use Tuesday. Mr. Gard has seas; Lee, S2fc, rill ,I 1_ season. Those wishing ning to. teacher for is somewhere in the Southwest fall and wmter tional agriculture here Navy, the plants during the and he· and his family Pacific. He has not reached his desti contacting the several year. may do so by tea?her nation at Reg,ster will be yet. of vocational agriculture gr�atly n;>issed. and the _ in lost for use of the Register plant, LOST Seven dollal'1! bills, Hotel FOR RENT':"'Purnished room for twd Nex To Jaeckel school for use streets Or In S0l"e store'Satur with menls if desired. MRS: principal of Westside on adults, JERRY 19 Church I day morning. KITCHIN;08, Westside _ J. E. FORBES, street, �J:u_�']J_lJJ�111111111111 rUrn:l'MtllTIIIIIIII ,I r of the· plall�. ._. phone 91-R. (7augltp) • STATESBORO NBWB muRSDAY, SEPT. H, 1944· BULLOCH TIMES AND THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1844 BULLOCH TIME8 AND STATESBORO NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT MOVIE CLOCK When we TO he wearmg a skullcap. To HEREFORD SHOW Dewey has told the world that day Alec Templeton NATIONAL' In Statesboro GEORGIA THEATRE which read the story further we learner! ���C�j,\lL,�V�lllf did not recall the depression Visit In Augusta FAIR BULLOCH TIMES man who had been SOUTHEASTERN scandalous that the strange • t. TRI8 WBEK existed the days HIGHLIGHT .. TURNER••dItor during the nation's .. Churches MRS. ARTHUR AND Col the poison gas IIItO the Alec Templeton, one of of Harding, the frIgId days of pumping H rated was de tamers and 29-0CTOBER 8 Thursday and FrIday. Sept. 14-16 of Hoo rooms In which people slept, moat popular enter STATESBORO Iidge and the hopeless days SEPTEMBER THE NEWS. one box office "2 GIRLS AND A SAILOR" 8. "tal man the number METHODIST CHURCH ��8:8�:=���X�8:8J��«��������������������� that then had hope. scribed as l, dignified past today as vor. ill party for WIth Van James and lIldttor &n4 OWD.r Will appear Johnson. Harry B. TtTR.NER. middle weal Ing a skullcap uNo, attraction In America, 'REV. L. E. WILLIAMS. Pastor. a PARTY FOR MISS JONES D was no evidence except the age Mrs. Walbur Gray was business Orches there Audi Allen-Boatman Orchestra, Xavier Cugat and It was our old man time at the MunICIpal m. Church Marvin the COT we do not suspect the flrat a. VISItor in . One of the most parties and Y!o1AR mere words ht around scpool; Hawkmsvtlle Monday deltghtful Gloria DeHaven others. SUBSCRIPTION 11 60 PElR "rig 10:.15 I tra. on Sep service Summerlin-he must have long since Augusta, Gn, Friday, 8. Pittman. supermtendent. In a beautiful home Sunday the week was the Starts 3 00. 7:32 and 9:45. ncr." torturn, MISS MamIe Jo Jones. of Elberton. of supper-bridge 6:16. MaJlClb 30 second-cl.... malter for he'd far 30 m 11:30. Morning worship I 10th. at 6 ...tered ... doffed hIS cap. be past tembar 29th 8 p was a afternoon. September evenmg Mrs. at State. visitor here during the week. party given Tuesday by 1906, at tbe pOltofke had has reach 8 :00 m. Regular service. be a 16th. at was not until the change mal But the rn Templeton p worship MISS Marie Allen turday Sept. uDder tbe ACt ot Coop-e.. It the hundred-year k At thirty-flve, MISS Frances Martm the o'clock, Dorothy Arnold Anderson at her home near boro. a.. mUSIc at service. Mr•. spent DIXIE" Karcb 1871 vigorous ac enter tnmment world Special eaeh Coral Melvm "SOUTH OF of 8, come about und through makes us wonder If all old men u In the I cnme the bride of Cpl. for MISS Lee cident ed place Holland. orgam1!lt and director, week end with frIends in Savannah. town as a surprise Ruby the nation was outstndlng Rotrer Starts 2'49. 6:23. 7:37 and 10:30. tion the course of Mattoon at.ill wear thut type of the envy of many Boatman. The bride is the daughter her birth in that IS Lieut. Bartow Lamb. Camp Belvior, Jones, who was observing Also Rogers in "dreadful of has he become, of Roy turned-and the days and so popular of Mr and Mrs. Jesse D. Allen. carried an attract Willkie Coming Back head-covering. HI tists, CATHOLIC Va., IS spending a few days 'WIth his day. Each guest "SONG OF NEVADA" were he esaron and defeatism" put appearance _I and the groom IS the son An depr that every persona! Tlte Ca\holic services are held every fanuly here. Statesboro. ive gift for Miss Jones, and Mrs. Starts 3:60. 6:24 and 8:68. PARTISAN as we de. houses . INTENSELY to route capacity at 9 o'clock m the of Mr and Mrs. C. Boatman. of makes IS greeted by Sunday morning M!s. Gene Barnhardt and children E. derson also received a surprise when Bonita Granville in out we have South,I 1Jght to regard self, brought to Augusta by Catholic mission center. 663 Kansas. a hand. He IS being a at Fer Girard, she found herself the recipient of arc not at the very GU�T have returned from OUt self We angry HARRIS IS stay been able to make 111 I1I1e Main street. Statesboro. For the can- of the Sept. 17th. never yet tho Augusta Concert Bureau, Rev. L. E. Wllhams. pastor from euch canned Sunday. we Wish we might nandina Beach. gIft guest. Lovely Willkio as some Dewey, only out "Illence of mass IS ..aid at I WILD" toward Wendell quite soldiera, read the "YOUTH RUNS feel with their of brmging' only Statesboro Methodist church. as 111 his policy on at Rufus of Tex .• fr-uit was grven pnzes bridge feel have as much respect for sagacity tbe Statesboro Air Base Cpl. WIlson. DelRIO. 6:64 and 9:20. as we should like to LOCAL LIONS the burcuu Sundar rela Starts 2:44. 4:19. resentful OF uttrnctrons and before a number of standing m, and on and ceremony and were won MISS Jones, Mrs. 7:80 a. Monday FrIday IS Mr and Mrs . by as we have III hIS youthful beauty. vlsltmg hIS parents Templeton us friends. The altar was dec. of IS to present 6 :30 a. m. All are invited to at- tives and VIctor and MISS Sara Hall 18-19. According to our understnndlng Talks Tuesday Evening pleased 'at Hud son WI"1 son. Sam BILL ADAMS. Monday and Tuesday. Sept. of Its serres of fine shows tend. orated WIth tall vases of white gladf Pennie Red In Wlllkle had been a more At Dinner Meeting On the first Mr. and Mrs. B. and Guests Included Misses Jones, representative for the Ruth Hus.!l his history months E. Rushing factory hIS (or the full and wmter oli interspersed WIth candelabra hold Hattie and Priedman-Shelby Shoe ''THE UNINVITED" Demoer at 10 Post-War Conditions booked Jim are awhile at Alien. Zula Gammage. Powell. Goose or less acceptable Our Enemies Primitive Church Rushing spending shoe de Fooled now on sale at the bu, Baptist arranged WIll be In charge of the 7:20 and 9:16. he 'I'ickets are burmng white tapers. Helen BI an Co .• Sbln. 3:28 6:24. earlier political cal eer. Suddenly Hot Sprtngs, Ark. mg Sara Hall. ,It"ne KIngery. V. Harr-is, speaker of the house can terns and of Brady's Department can Roy 139 Eighth street, or Our services are as follow.: a background of and Mrs. partment into the limelight as lhe WHEN PEACE IS MADE. according renu's office, Mrs. F. and MISS against nen DRd Leona Anderson, weeks jumped was the V. Agan Marr Store the next several and FrIday. of representatives, pr-incipal mall Details on how Bible reading and open mscussion mantels of the home were during Wednesday. Thursday for understanding, there be 01 dered by with IVy. The Walter M<>Dougalti. Mrs George well m didate of the Republican purty to the present at 8:30 before each Janet Agan spent the week end. Mr Adams IS experienced Sept. 20-21-22. speaker at the regular semi-monthly elsewhere JD this Thursday night WIth leaves. The intents and pur a sort of investigat- to order are carried J banked magnolia Mrs. MathIS. Mrs. chtldren's, ladles' and DOVER" the 'presIdency. To all IS planned to bc relatives m Dawson. Groover. George the tlttlng qf ''WHITE CLIFFS OF meettng of the LIOns Club Tuesday meeting. furnished Mrs. Verdle inVItes hlB In WIth the duty Issue mUSIC was hy and Mrs. Jesse AkIns. m�n's shoes and cordially Dunne. he waged a campaign good 109 group charged • Regular preaching eervlces at 11:30 Mr and Mrs. C. M had as Sam VIctor With Irene poses, to a statement Issued ------�------Rushmg shoe III flight, according and and MISS Frances fTlend. to Vlglt Brady's depart and 9:85. nommee of that party. for the war a. m. and 8.30 p. m. each second Lee Hllhard. piamst. Sblrts 6:00. 7:15 faIth as the to fix reaponsibility theIr last week end her brother. season. 3:00. KermIt R. president of the - now in G.orgia guest were GIVEN ment the coming offenSIve hy Carr. old H.r.ford Cow producing and at 10:30 soloist. The candles FAREWELL PARTY during 6S we are now engaged. Mill Chief, y.ar fonrtlt Sunday. Saturday I Anderson. never was 2i, Savannah. yet be qUite whIch Leon Waters. of COMING club. a. m. before each Sunday. Juanlbl sister BUNDAY AFT candIdate IS calculated of an ever-groWlne Itghted Miss Alien. a. a surveymg the promise John N. C.• by partl.an IS known Georgia land owners, tlrst the 8f God. Mrs. Hall. Hallsboro. �RNOON RECEIVES WINGS 25-27. know as well as it pos Mr. Harns is well through. lome "Seck ye kingdom Pat Preetorms was Sel't. that he was We now, will have an opportunIty to view of the bnde. and MISS A farewell party gIVen Sunday to be. Sort of glad yet eattle m the ·.outhland. saId the La., W H. Aldred Sr WIll .pend Allen. by and has received his wings. the was The faIr will continue throueh Mrs Ga • REGISTRATION and Hirohito and declare them forceful and hIS speech 29 m Atlanbl. hIS church and dressed m a gown Friends mVlled were as ning. CITY we could more address. opemng Septcmber the services of every was attractively Hazel Sauls. can candidate whom week end in Swamsboro as guest at ho.,e for a 12-day If all members weI- t\le waIst Ptc. Futeh is of tbe Wo won't be far wrong thoroughly enjoyed by October 8. visitor and friend tlnd a! godly net made With a long follows: and Mrs. John Henry The reglltration book. city tolerate. Then after hIS de· culprIts. of the DeLoach. of pmk Mr. Mr. and easIly National Hereford Show WIll be a sigmtlcant highlight hOllse of God. of Ml and Mrs. Jack vIsItIng his parents. on September but if we our fingera and The general theme was. The come in the sweetheart necklme. and Mrs. Au.tln furlough of Sbltesboro opened In bent we do; pomted guests. from twaIn ed bodIce and 'Mr. there was no sulkIng the It will melude prIZe animals Pastor. Blanche of Savan. nwmpson Brooklet. clos. on Octolier feat. Amert War-Where Do We Go?" ten"day annual exposItion. V. F. AGAN. Mrs. EthrIdge. Mrs. J. A. Futch. tt 1. 1944. ahd will 111, back at ourselve&-pactflst "Afber the and South Garolina. W'IIS a O)'Mlld. Mr: and Mrs. Barney Sauls soon we saw hIm out m Oklahoma. North· and Her corsage single Thompson. to reglllllar fe. hIm; pretty herds Texas. IS her"Parent•• Mr. 1944. Any person dellrlnll a feature w.as a . states. !rom nah) "Y1..lting mar cans-we would also indicate group An added novelty BectlOM•• Three was m W. all FRANCE WIll ambassador Alabama, and other cattle-raising The bride. who given and Mr. and Mrs. J. WIlson. ARRIVES IN In order to t_ote in city elec in the open as a good Florldu, Ml8s18lnppl, First Presbyterian Chur.. J. A. at Brooklet. qualify a won a member of the organ l>een'entered Mrs. Futch. tbe P. of Jas. the we For nearly by bulls and heifers lutve already her was met at Mr. and Mrs. J. Fnends and relatIves P,fc. tion. call at the office of city cndo.... as largely responsl�le. prize hundred and .eventy cows. IS Tlage by father. of Statesboro; may around the world, d, will awarded 8choal10:16 a. J4.rs John' Bishop. of Brunswick. It since the first ization. A. each entered the In pn,es which be by m.; the best be to lellrn that is permallent. Democratic quarter 01 a century person "In competitiOn for the $10.000 c!lsh Sun�ay mornm.g· alblr the brIdegroom and Claxton; Pfc. Henry Parrish; A. Futch wtll glad clerk. Registration the p_ 11 30 a. People s hel' 'sisters Mrs Homer Mel- By Todd. each understood. by was a worshIp m.; Young vlslttng Pfc. not necMsary to re!rl.ter World War we have been educatmg room he givell the sponsormg orgnm�tlons, T. The brtde Lavon Doug ..rrlved safely III France. being him hI the dming nU'\lh<;�. m. .... Edmond StempIen. J. C. Thompson. Sauls. he has Ident who had deleated hundreds of 7 30 p. arion k ton. man. the number was blue-rIbbon cattle which will bring tagether League ton d JuI8S M' Th' and our enemIes to and a of that The mmlster's ae.s dress of Juntor two other brothers in serv year. ourselves duplIcate spow. the the .an was beautIful in a weddIng las McGowan and Thompson. Futch has Clerk. precedmg. bovme Will be presented througb On Sunday, Sept. 17, Cowart WIll leave J. G. WATSON. election would a number was members of thc kIngdom. MISS Carmen Fort that. we in America placed in a box. Later royal subject Will be "What the BI· fashioned WIth lonll little Donald and Tech. John M. Futeh. thought American Hereford Association, the Georgia sellllPn WIll shpper satm. all of Statesboro; Ice. !l:;t. (7sep6te) hIm JOll1t auspIces of the On the fol- for Brenau. where she we liked best about mto a world drawn frGm the box and the persall ble Tea<:hes A,bout HellY MOllday The bodice and PIc. WIlham The thing never again be dragged and Southeastern World's Fair management. fitted waist aad full skirt. Branda Wilson. MaggIe May McClellan; Ala.. Hereford Assocmtlon, the sub· m that college. Fay seemed not ve nomber withdrawn was Sunday. Sept. 24th. hIS begin her Junior year al80 has GINNING NOTICE that the Republicans Some of us were nllht the lowmg I a sweetheBJ't neckline Lois all of Ga. He was conflict. holding Teaches was cut With Thompson and Sauls. Futch. Ft. Benning. will be "What the BIble Waters and sons have re had Itked on that dollar bill and ject Mrs. OtIS All are our In first eta.. warm to hIm. iltf they in our determination presented a new autograph bulls and Swine Breeder. Show. sleeves. Her finger MIldred Claxton; brother_in-law in France. We have gins to up hement Twenty·two classes of GeorgIa About Heaven" A fnendly w'*ome' and long fitted Sbltesboro; Todd. a bke Show. There returned from Mlllnu. where they of and with cleanine aYlblm we belie..e we would we would suffer each member of the club. estabhshed for the NatIOnal Poultr7 serv-I fashbened to Brown Mrs. J. A. Futch. pair llood him marc. point We thought ed by cows Will have been all who will attend these veil of IllUSIOn was Donnie Clifton. JosephIne sons of Mr. and awaits WIth Seaman Wa- tIP our to be with our were WIll be attractive exhiblbl from the tho summer we parantee glnnine less anns to be severed from guests at the meetmg purpose8. A. E. Darlow, BASIL V. HICKS. spent blosso.... Her and Hazel Sauls. him our rIght Special Judging ices. a tiara of orange Mary Lou Thompson Brooklet. We appreciate our coato of ammal hus ExtenSIOn Servlee and Georllia MlnIsber. ters. the be.t. we permItted Dean Zack Henderson. preSIdent Stlllwuter, Oklahoma, a of Dew onel tor a bodies before agaIn ornament was string pearls. Mr. Thompson received many lovely mers and Invite all on tho ove of the presI of State College of AgrIculture. Anderso. has returned only METHODIST WOMEN Finally. leave American Earl McElveen. bandmun from the Umverslty Mrs. H. D. Will haul American boys to the RotJlry Club; of bar She carrIed a nosegay of stephanotis MethodIst church .hare of your glnnlne. breaks his silence on hand to con The carnival aspect the Mrs. W. E. IIlfts of the dential election he Ohamber of Oklahoma, Will be returned I from a visit WIth Mr. and The WSCS lind will pay the Junior Deal has a heretofore shores. president of the been Miss Ehzabeth daiSIes centered With cotton as on October 3 and vest hohday has not forgotten. In and shasta afternoon at 4:30 and lambasts both par_ duct the Judgmg son at their home WIll meet Monday for ned at after a spell Lannie F. Simmons, presI where she teaches. Carter and httle MRS. HALL HONORED hillhest market price yoar Commerce; at 9 Mr. Benton reveals �at this year'" to BrunSWIck. orchid. Brannen what It was we told I. Thc Judgmg WIll begm �t. purple-throabed church. Mrs. Ernest ties impartially. Exactly We told ourselves that. and Chamber of Com Atlanta. her at the all times. of the Semor hke all will the er sometime ,WIth her par- of the bride. Miss M"lrose Kennedy and dent I m Rnd spectators Will be mVlted FaIr. others. brine spendlllg mother the BROS. we heheve I Mrs. Alien. conduct the lesson study. RUSHING he we do not qUIte understand; our cnemles that Did chmrman of Homer Melton and daughters. WIll saId. Fred W Hodges, room SUitable for Darlow Size and musIc. breathblking, Dr. and Mrs. D L Deal. Mrs. model of aqua mother entertamed WIth a bmgo par· merce; FOR RENT-Large to wat�h Mr. deftly gaiety ents: wore a tloor-Iength "Faith." least he is Independent enough Did our ene· uP, aide. I Sunday of whIch WIll be (24aug2tp) at we were L. and bllt what saymg? commiSSIOners; B two Call 91·R \ 14seplt) the brcath and Ime of backs. the daredeVil rides, mtrlgUlng John Brannen returned Elizabeth Lucy. spent afternoon honorlllg Mrs. subJllct Bulloch county persons. Cpl. Hugh lace. Her corsage was yellow ty Thursday that the Democratic atti shows and the dehclous and Invlt Mr. and Mrs. F. D. to suggest mles bel",ve It schools. In condItIon of the color and smew, after With her parents. who has supetmtendent. CIty WANTED-Plano good shape lambs, Tuesday to Camp PICkett. Va. WIth red roses. John Hall. Hallsboro. N. C. IS not SmIth. of and It centered tude on post.war procedure Call 3130 E. RAY- that evaluate a champIonshIp entry. odors hamburgers spun Thackston glndlo-I for cash m� WIth his par· informal the few days. our lives was and Byron Dyer. county agent. several days I an been theIr guest for past at the mlstake of attrac There WIll be the spending L After the ceremony as as the Repubhcan Woll. MoND WARNOCK. (7sep2te) There WIll be Stl)l another sugar candy. Mrs. J. quibe faulty each second and B Brannen. I Mrs. C. C. Daughtry. bible were used for decor were meets .. Mrs. P. bride's flowers them to beheve we The club famous Sun Bros. Circus in spee ents. Mr. and was held. The Summer whIch scems to meun 1ft pel nllttmg III can, tion for fanners and cattle growers and reception titude All of in the month. WANTED-Baby stroller good httle Johnson Mrs. B. A: Daughtry was defend our fourth Tuesday mght the Jones .. Mrs. Charles and daugh- a whIte lace cloth atlOns EvenIng-III.ParIS powder a determmed never a�Bin to Phone 76·L. of the southeast.. of the top taculae daily acts. Johnny Loop was overlaid WIth Wendell Willkie is yet more dltlOn. rubbel tIres. Many ; Johnson Thursday CLOTHING that mto features with a returned to their home in MISS Vera spent decoration a Hall and a hand-made FOR YOUR backed owned m Geor have central the to MIS. And selves unttl we had been MRS. HOKE TYSON (14seplt) cattle produced and double·mldway ter and had for Its gIft CALL Democrat than a Repubhcan. Savannah. ashamed sold on October 5 at thrtll m every booth. and do&Cns of after a VISIt WIth In with to Mrs Bennett M,con. remotest corner. W� are Anderson Returns all heaber gIa WIll be Charlotte. N C .• three-tiered weddmg cake topped handkerchIef hIm for �hat. the FOR SALE-Clrculatmg rides Clanton WIll leave Sat- we hke and auction. The sale WIll park conceSSIOns, shows and Mrs. R. Pvt. Heary also an honor guest. of WIth fuel tank rack. publIc begIn her Dr. and D. snd groom� Henderson. N. C .• that we had that sort SPIrIt. Abroad complete tank. parents. Tex a minIature brIde CLOSE From Service at 1 under the' experienced to make up the most gillantic Dellle.jfat- tdoTOtiitrn'to Camp' BowIe; .• Don BEFORE WE of tbls preach Call Phone 372. (14seplt p.m., Mrs. P'. G Walke'r. of Atlanbl. urday contalnmg burning Other guests meluded Mrs. ;1. E. effect copper pIpe. " candelabra wc the .. j _ , his ta! deplore and .of G. fair In 'years.' I a WIth Fla n.-Tech eye trip·hammer·tongue sev- after spendmg furlough eItherCryS-, Mrs Wi H. our enemJes to Ml8mi Bcach. .• Sept. FOR SALE-About 126 laYIng hens. of Statesboro. is spendmg were placed at Mrs. Frank Grlms. ment. We permitted H. auctIOneer from Th. Grand' Southern Hamel" merly I whIte tapers �hoo. will be definitely Arm-Chair and D. 26; of EnglIsh leghorns C. H Shaw. �'1!"ed here. with the Juhan Mrs. of what we James Anderson. I hIgh grade .. weeks at Johns Hopkins Hosplbll. famIly DeLoach Mr•. Anderson. Our pusiness Baby beheve we meant said, Sgt Included m the ammals Races, popular for their showman eral end of the table. AssistlDg place from Box 186 Brooklet. Ga (2tp MemphiS. left Wednesday braren. has returned WILSON. • where .she Mrs Bob Darby and Mrs. E L. Kennedy. that were made Statesboro. Ga. and un. and WIll be held five Md.• Misses Inez Stevens. Oihff After for sale WIll be bred elegance. Baltimore. were Dlght � 23rd. THE PRESENT IS noticeably the bchcvmg It, they many shIp recently: where she WIll serving closed on September Umt- SALE-Horse about 860 pounds. She' Va .• cake that outside the �ontInental afternoons the u • for Nnfolk. La', ice crea", and the had been told boldly seI'V1ce FOR bred hclfers. of royal lineage. who during ten-day underwimt a m�jo� opera�on. night Martha Evelyn Lamer. Kathryn ttl :t.l:etter. Punch. home.coming season for bIg If Germany perfectly gentle and WIll work any· I Darby sts will be sold when the States and i. now beIng processed. will on the auctIon block as fu P06ition. startmg at 2:30 p.m•••• there. ber sister- remain while EnSign ,IS scbool- undelivered articles one Into the fray ed go was "ccompanied by Lee Brannen. were served. date all ahobl. If one may accept what we would get wltere JOSH T NESMITH. mer and Mary and the Ground and Serv: ture dams for growIng herds In Saturday. Monday. Wednesday. Limerick of Syl- I tioned there. act was committed, through )\rlny in·law. Mrs. Odom, of the brIde. reads In tbe papers. and If preSiden_ first crIminal (i4sepltp) ' ar mates Stat.'10" In and Saturday. and the'" Mrs. BIll Kennedy have UNIVERSITY out orces Red·Istrlbulant' Georgia. Thursday. Mr. and left BACK TO for charges. candIdates the everlasting dayhghts ICC F t'W*:;'A�N;';;T"'EO;!D""'""-'S"-"'ll-'I"""'t-'--"'f==- vania After the receptIOn the couple tial and vice·presldentilll shoot In addition to the Hereford show,' will be an Impre.sive specblcle of Atlanta to awhile returned we where his next asslgn- rIved from spend mclude Miss Jo Ann Trapnell CrImInal who crooked. Miami Beach, !J buy-;r ::�t foer ��:��a{������: whIch WIll are· to be e1as.cd as bIg shots. of thc first stor, the FaIr WIll .1.0 present the fireworks shortly after dark tau. snd for a wedding trip Geor Ga Mr and Mrs Harry SmIth to the University of and set thIS necessity to ment WIll be determined Address BOX 255. Collegeboro. PRIMITIVE CIRCLE I WIth to VISIt with Wednesday come aVOIded each Kansas. clothing, may have GeorgIa Jeney Cattle Show. the night, a trip to GIrard. studies If you your Sun· served 31 months (14sepltp) CIrcle of the PrImItIve W H. Kennedy to resume her wa�t Down In MIssourI abo.t last Sgt. Anderson The Ladles Mrs. For traveltng gia, Athens,' shoot. Jr H. tbe groom'. parents. her candIdate for Southwest PaCIfic F*"OR�':;S'"A:"L;":;;E-;--"Tw;--o"'h"'un-d"'r-e-;d'-g-al;;lo"'n::-.-"o"'f church WIll meet Monooy aft- Mrs. W. R. Woodcock. Mrs. suit three weeks WIth for it. the DemocratIC as a cook III the BaptIst chose a two·plece after spendIng tle day and Mr. Mrs. Boatman let's put chOIce syruP. In tms barrels. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE PEANUT TIME of Mrs. G. W. Miss Julta Rushmg and and Mrs. 'A J. Trapnell returned to hIS boy Let's be careful loereafter; of operatIOns. ernoon at the home Rushmg. WIth navy Mr. .lce-presldent theater J. W. WARNOCK. Rt. of blue wool Jersey parents. that we are a $1 per gallon as co· I last week hght soronty ever notice WIll DeBrosse spent AOII hood home. Few persons have the world on Before entering the service Sgt. Clark With Mrs. Hagms Mrs George orchid corsage. Miss Trapnell pledged Statesboro. (7sep2tp) Annie Cone plaIntiff. vs. IS I accessorIes and an afraId nor too He 1. Whe�ton. an date. Mo the town and not worked as a farmer. defendant.- at BIrd Sprmgs Mr and will be initiated at early of people - mcluded before heard Lamar. .• shooting Anderson WANTED Two young men. draft Alexander Wheaton. hostess. Jay Out"Oi-town guests THACKSTON'S other de· Mrs. Fred Pestle bIrth· on the side of 0 e Armed In TIME•. Mrs Sid ParrIsh. membel of Mortar which Is now recogmzed at his to fight became n mem ber f th for tm1C or fun time gmt for total Dlverce, Superlflr CRIPPLED HOG Mr and Ledbetter and She IS also holy exempt, part and M.rs WIlliam ICing the rIght. at Bulloc. October ARRIVES OVERSEAS SId SmIth spent Tues Red and Black as IS a town of 2.000 popula· In defending 1941. as doormen. Apply Court of County. WATKINS MINERAL SmIth and Cpl. Sa club and staff of place. It cent people Forces of February 8. employment USE has been no- and Mrs. W. P. Ledbetter. the evft world THEATER 1944. MISS Fanme Hathcock of Mr. and Mr. don't promIse GEORGIA (14seplt) Tenn. COMPOUND AS In Jesup as guests editor. tion. .aid to be mostly Republican. Let's HOG Tom W. day advertISIng an m hel Pfc. vannah. off while WANTED-Student for col· To Alexander Wheaton. defendant tified that brother. I affIlIates are hands leaVIng PREVENTIVE. So.me seml-Repubhcan that we WIll keep Soldier Will A 377th Mrs. Georgo ravished. Every would lIke to buy trunk, pre· saId maller Hathce.k Medical Detachment. N J him at the present for Innocent world IS being lege SId SmIth.Parrls�. condemning but not essentIal LOSS OF ONE HOG WOULD 1942. Cpl. Given Turkey fer wardrobe trunk. You are commanded to. be THE mducted in October. I a er which Be heleby Infantry. to campO;ls!own.rl ay ft' � away so long. by 3831 the Will return remaining Call DEKLE BANKS. phone and appear at the next term of FOR MINERALS TO CARRY somewhere In Eng- for the PAY has rrtved safe hIS Mr. scem to overlook the 12.-Turkey VISIt WIth parents. censure they Atlanta. Sept. court of Bulloch county. Ga .• ten-days (14sepHp) superIOr SEVERAL HOGS THROUGH THE = old timer dinner-one of land.� Fred SmIth. 'er had - of the Put absence gIven 'furmshed answer the plam. Mrs. possibilIty that hIS Skullcaps? soldIers' Thanksgiving FOR RENT Two large to complamt Rnd Have a "Coke" there,' Wearing PEANUT FIELD. son of traditions of the prl· tIff mentioned In the caption III her Cone ana httle "pportunlty for tbe enhancement the time honored rooms fOI lIght housekeepmg; UNIVERSITY Mrs Bunny LEAVE FOR her THERE'S SOMETHING sort of eery on hot water, rea- SUlt agaInst you for divorce from a VISIt WIth As to we have be a fact agaIn vate entrance, Sink, our minerals have returned RepublIcanism. that. ArmY-WIll Hono;rable T J. See me for your needs; OF GEORGIA MONDAY the of Ill. If 28th. sonable to couple 210 South College. WItness the Evans. Mrs. at worthwhIle comment. about cIty Mattoon. Day. November lowest. Groover. Mr. and Lipford. little Thanl returned from a week-end visit - the home have Lamar avenue, Charlotte, with friends in Jacksonville. Fla. etween S The first fall of the States- Mr. and Earl McElveen Mrs. H. E. Lester. There Purely Personal 11 U. meeting �rs. an-I of Mr. and Mr. and MI·s. Bernard McDougald will be held next nounce the birth of a daughter at the in the and one I�______I bora, Woman's Club are three aons navy a few and children, Al and Ann, spent with Bulloch CoUnty Hospital on August a first sergelfllt Maybe you think there isn't plenty Thursday afternoon, Sept. 21, in the marines. Ray. Graham visited week at Savannah Beach. I 25th. She has been named Sara EI- unit that Miss Ezelle during days last of trouble when you get to be a green 'Mrs. R. L. Cone. the president. pre- .in the marines. was with the week end with friends in R. P. and son. Bob- school but if doubt on len. Mrs. McElveen will be remem- is in the past Mrs. Stephens high freshman. you siding. An interesting program landed on Guadalcanal; William a a few last week in this. just pay visit to the eighth her' as Miss Gulf Charlotte. N. C. by. spent days "Safety in the Home" will be given be�ed be�ore marriage Diesel engineering school at Revis�d Pans Are Made of Mr. and grade room nnd if you happen upon a Herman Alderman, Camp with her parents. the Power Ouida Buie, a second class pet- To Come Within Cpl. Waynesboro in that class that doesn't have through Georgia Company. port. Miss.; Hugh. Limits at boy Cal., is visiting his family Mrs. Chester. A discussion on the standard 'an aircraft carrier in Prescribed War Haan, not one, but many burs of soap on short Sgt. and Mrs. Emory Allen an- ty officer is on By Board Simmons Mon- their home here. Mrs. Lamar spent his person. it will be a surprise to the of excellence will be given by Mrs. Na- and Clarkson. third class nounce the birth of a son. Emory the Atlan·tic. Foremost Dairies have again IUbo Mrs. Nan Edith Jones has returned in Savannah with her brother. other boys in that group. The wise and on day Alfred Dorman. district president. thanlel, Sept. at Willow Springs, ,petty officer. who has been ill have made a rule i 13. t�e mitted. revised plana for tire daIry from n recent visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, who is seriously upperclassmen - will have of months m Grady Mrs. Gilbert Cone charge Mo. Mrs. Allen was Miss same for thirty_two ask a freshman for a ba formerly ship here to the War Production Stewart in Columbus. there. they boy plant Jimmy in a hospital the music. 'The war service commit- of Willow Pacific and is now on his first visit of soap and he doesn't have it, he gets Kitty Fargarson, Springs. the Board. Mayor Alf,ed Donnan stated Mrs. Carter Deal spent a few days Dr. J. L. Jackson spent a few days Hinton Booth beat by all the boys. Ii he hands oyer tee. with Mrs. chairman. Sgt. Alien. who was recently wound- home in three years. as the with Mrs. today. last week in Savannah guest the week in Atlanta a bar of faithful he has to serve as during Octagon. will hostesses. cd in France, is recuperating in a hos P. . Henderson. vice-preaident'.of of her Mrs. Wilson. who is a patient in the Cruw- sit there and eat the bar. The par article is of inter sister. Grady Jackson. pital in England. (Th" foregoing ents have been the STUDENTS LEAVE fact that H. E. Foremost Dairies. ired Mayor Dor Miss Elena Rushing. of Savannah. ford Long' Hospital. buying soap by est here due to the have fifteen bars all week so the boys won't FOR WESLEYAN father 'of the seagoing family, man that th" pIan. have beea In wm spend the week end with her par- Edward ana Billy Rushing .RESUMES TEACHING Lester. have to take the beating. But you reared here and has a large fam WPB's hands for several ind and Mrs. C. M. Rushing. Irom whcre they StatesbOro leaving this wee-k was days, ents, Mr. returned Savannah. if we have ever seen a girls IN GARFIELD SCHOOL of just wait; ily connection and a great number. that their had not Mrs. Nan Edith Jones had as guests week as of Jimmy this to resume their studies at W"sleyan WIth company chanced spent last guests group of boys that could take -After six weeks of summer work friends who will read the story Miss Hat- that crowd of Just include Misses Jean it. -intentions any toward trI. Sunday Mrs. W. J. Fulcher. and Billy Thnggnrd. it's boys. Conservatory at G. T. C. 'and six weeks' vacation pride and interest.) pillcln, ¥ALUE OF SMALL milk In Mrs. John Ful- re- your 'tim" will' be �her waitt'ne:ic Hel- modem proceaslng plant tie Fulcher. Mr. and Miss Billie Jewel Fletcher has boys. Cone. Lorena Durden. Margaret at home. Miss Hueel Hendrix left year. Initiation is soon to.,start. with Statesboro. and Mrs. in Ala .• en Helen ell CLINIC cher and daughter. Jan. turned to her hom" Dothan. all Tillman. Aldred. Wyo' this week for Garfield to resume her AT MAYO the high school clubs. and' from Hob Mr. Henderson and all of wlth Mrs. J. D. Nesmith and Sue Brannen of Mrs. Charles Bryant and Mrs. GRAINS IS LAUDED expressed' thll Glenn Ray son. Charles. ufter a VI'SI't here accounts are in for some Betty duties as teacher in the Garfield y.. they. too. for had certain relatives. Students to enter Donaldson left Monday lief that they m,tarIala Savannah. Fletcher and other rare experiences.-Last week when Register. going school. This school i. under the su- son County Agent Dyer Says where will re in- other plants that could be Mrs. Earl who has been and Miss we named the Wesleyan girls. Wynelle their freshman are Misses Laura Rochester. Minn .• they ti'an_,e. Gustafson. Mrs. Talmadge Ramsey year pervision of T. N. Oglesby. and much Mixture of Grains With with her weck Nesmith escaped our memory. but she Clinic for several terred to Stateaboro, and that the spending sometime parents, Mathews will return this Margaret Brady. Virginia Durden. work is for the term. main at the Mayo Mary cer planned coming is back with the girls. and ., Best would the be .. left going Wh'tI e- Corn Are fol" Feed plant here In end juat Mr. and Mrs. R. S. New. during from Daytona Beach. where they have V·rrgirua Rushlmg. M'arranne There will be club and .public weeks. is one of the prettiest in the glee where she tainly and 'I'ill- the original plans called for. tire week for Hinesville. been visiting Mrs. Walter Aldred. It's back to Brenau for Car hurst. Nona Hodges. Betty school music in which Miss Hendrix Small grains provide soil protection. group. ' AT SAVANNAH BEACH months ago tIN f. while Lieut. Gustafson is of Atlan- a of Several p[ana will reside r,rr. and Mrs. R. S. New, men Cowart who will be junior the.re man. Register. will be an essential part. Devane food and feed. County Agent Byro!1 Miss Vera Johnson. MI·s. submitted to Stewart. his this and with Carmen the Statesboro plant at Camp ta, who recently visited parents. year. along Mrs. D. Dyer said this week. pointing out who is TIPPINS-ZETTEROWER have. Mrs. J. B. Averitt. WPB were with tire Ann who at will be Joyce Parrish. going Major and Ml·s. J. S. Rushing Watson. rejected idea tha. Miss Margaret Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. New Sr.• their thut offset labor and feed for her senio Mrs. Z. Mrs. they help with to Brenau Academy Of interest to their many friends returned to Atlanta after a few days'.. L. Davis. Whitehurst. they were In excess of the present has been spending the summer home a week in :Washing- Small and corn here. spent young people have been Mrs. Jim Donaldson shortage. grains year.-Our is announcement of the visit with his Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Carlton. needs. It was two montho lHrIo,,", her Mr. and Mrs. J. o h MI'. and the marriage parents. com parents, D. C .• with her parents. this summer and few have been make better feeds than ..Jo tori, busy Sam Strauss are a group grain n-Ito of Mrs. Loretta Tippins and C. A. C. M. Rushing. Major and Mrs. and Mrs. could again be submitted, ac stan. has returned to Brunswick J. before going to idle. On the streets last week were alone. they Mrs. C. Derleux, at the Attaway Lt. the stationed ut week Aldina of . who which took at Ridge- will leave soon for Bangor. spending this Cone. member ArmYLNul'!!es Corps, Camp cordIng to WPB rulings resume her work there as a member B"tty Rowse and Mae Murphy. Zetterower, place Rushing .. small this Atlanta. Beach. checks administrative details with chief nurse. Plans for planting grain been at the hos he will be stationed. cottage at Savannah Gordon. Augusta. Georgia. have doing nursing land. S. C.• August 22nd. Me .• where of the high school faculty. Lieut. Paul B. Lewis arrive (Lt. €lone to the left of photograph.) fall should be made. at once. the Ex will. pital this summer and some during Mrs. Zetterower is the former Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson d I end from Mmneap- Service asaerted. These an. during the week the past winter. They were dressed tension agent and eh1-I with Loretta Brewton of an old and prom- PLANS' FOR Mrs. Talmadge Thompson Minn for a few days' visit in their nurses' uniforms and cer inclade the small grain In the UNIm) olis, .• HAVE OBSERVED placing of Mr. YOU , and Rupert. and G. B. Lewis. He looked the Mae finished inent family Evans county. dren, Patsy !'rm- I his mother, MI·s. Paul tainly part. The True Memorial proper place in the rotation. securing were Sun- school last year and will be a Zetterower IS a well known prosper YOUR NEWS STATESBORO GmL strong West. of Savannah. will be accompanied by Miss Vivian high " OMITTE4� good seed of the beat adapted varie WAR FUND DRIVE at Teachers this win commun- BUT BLO Mr. and James student College ous farm"r of the Denmark IS AN UNWRITTEN are day guests of Wollum, of Minneapolis. Lt. LewIs Some of our friends disap,. arranging for fertilizer, prepar M�·s. but Betty will go back to high ties. and Mrs. Lamar SImmons. tel'. of Bulloch county. because there SERVES AS NURSE of Counu. Brunson transferred from Minne- - ity THAT pointed today h�. the Majority Georgia \VI'II s0011 be school for her senior year. Betty STORY OF ALL ing the land and planting crop QUENT been some news matter been d - Form Leeal Orranlzatlons; Petie Emmett. who has spen to Tenn. and her mother. Bess. have In the fall. apolis Memphis ' Rackley HER POST Miss Aldlna Cone properly early RETURNS TO BEST IN LIFE. which was worthy of publlcabio Enger October 9th sometime with Dr. and Ml's. Wal· been visiting from Miami, and we IS well into moat Drive Opens lng who In at least two instances the rna "Small grain fita MEETING in our Miss Catherine WAVE. To Go Overseas To Help do and Mrs. L. V. Emmett. will MUSIC CLUB are always interested plans Bailey. the be Floyd tel' omitted pertained to open rotations and should be placed In every seotlon of Georwla thIa Statesboro have. We claim has been at Fla .• for the to redact the for D. The first, meeting of tho young people Betty. Pensacola. Our work helpe occur Nurse American Soldiers leave Friday Washington. C.. ing of public schools which row areas to aId In watar father SO ten tween crop month local chairmen 'and for 1944-45 will be held as her was always popula past twelve months. spent days which you to erect of last week. That wa comml� where he will enter his sophomore Music Club spirit prompts red Monday 18.- Mr. said. her" as a and her mothe Ga., Sept. .and soil loss control." Dyer are 80al for the at young man. here with her Mr. and Mrs. rev_ omittl!� Camp Gordon. making plan, � an of ten at Univer- evening. September 19th. parents. the stone as act days ago. Jweal' George Washington Tuesday here as a bride years nurses at best stands should coming many M.' She returned this a.ft- stortea of these exer- Among the Army' Camp "For resulss, good United War Fund Drive. whlc" � the home of Mrs. E. L. R. Bailey. devotion..•• Our upert_ Pleasing .. 8:30 o'clock at and 'had many friends. Betty i� and this the soli ity. ago cises were written and to Station Hospital is Lt. Aldina be secured and to do run with the in ernoon to her post at at Pen- br�ught .pardon concurrently N,tloul Mr. lind Mrs. Charles Barnes. going to St. Catherine's School duty io at your servlc•. Wells. of. tbe otrlce one day �fore .bIlls Jla· eonl; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. should be worKed into' a good seedbed. War Fund drl.. ud whloh opeIII Mrs. Barnes will Richmond. Va., for this year and next sacola. Sylvania. former Statesboro resi- Those assisting per was due to goliiito\Ofllu maila. three broth used and the she is enrolling at the Uni""r Cone. Statesboro. She has ""ed of high germination October.9th. have been notified that their be Mrs. J. G. Moore. Mrs. C. B. Math- year The matter brought in would have - Edward and at depths dents. . a course in OVERSEAS ers service sity of Georgia for jou.r ARRIVES Brannen r Monument Co. hours in the Capt. seed ,planted evenly E: B. Em.l'Y, of Atlanta, who Mrs. Paul LeW1S. Thaye required aft."st three to'put a.� son. Lieut. Ben Frank W"lIs. ews and nalism.-A that the read"rs WIll has been received his sis- theater the soil moisture coadi' story Word by we didn't have that Cone. in th" European of op suitable to bis ,econd year .. atate chaIrman for Statesboro A Local Industry Since 1922 in type. and was reported missing in ac- Pvt. Walter HulTman. or be interested in concerns Betty Smith recently tel' here of the safe arrival 'in England much time to spa", from other mar. Lt. J. Cone in the Pacific. tiona!' United War Fuod of'41eorirla, an which been on the JOHN M. THAYER Proprietor eration,; q. is now a p,ri.oner of the German Air Base. will give th" program Dobson. who has living Hath are tio.n. of Thomas W. Hathcock. Young urgel)t matters. and Phannaciat Mate Cone. Good .-arletiea of oats, he laid, nounces that a largo at Coast since she and Matt 439 Statesboro, GL ' Henry lJIaJo,tty Lieut. who Is a consists IOf severnl Brllhm's selec- West 45 West Main Street PHONE Our meclnlnical force l.s PUI e government. Wells. s cock was inducted into servi"" in Oc- .- ... Viars at Col- Lega. 100 YOl'k last weAr • Wesleyan _ Victorgraio. Fulll'raln, Cil11dM married in New year. . ,,� �9 "'!'!:...... -. Beethoven sonata. ....; --to out lit the tl . Q,W:OO lJa,�_,,*,' was based in England. tions und a . get the paper � bombardier, received orders for foreign duty tober. 1942. !... Lt. Cone deCIded Bushel and Buncroll';-"'"For wheat. cd for loeal drivel. _ around noon•. lege. Macon. Ga.. organlzatlono Mr. , is expected-Thursday stricken and had an emergen,.,.I __...:. II:..._ She for Abruz he was two was the career for her. Sanford and belie...... the NatloDBI Twelve, on., and sometimes nUl'sing R"dhart; rye. Emrey that. operation. Since h" has Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�ilMattcy appendix o'clock Tuesday and Wednesday received her training at University zi and French. War Fund la more Important thia y_ been stationed in California, Several often finds us at work We Until "Where small does not follow nineteen .. were invited night .. Hospital ill Augusta. entedng grain than ever, aince the agonel he and . . weeks Betty . . ago must make up the pages for prmt- . fertilizer for the week end at the servIce Lt. Cone dId I highly fertilized crops. sharIng In the fund are now llelq to a house party after th" matter is set. It's too m�tltutlona mansion in SnnFran ing Juhus be Mr. Dyer said. rec the Governor's . and office work for Dr. Sader. should used." called to do theIr b!gl.ot job. Exclusive with l1inkovitz. . • Attractively Priced late for anything except the most upon and she writes of the grand in the "200 to 350 pounds of .tatt4 cisco, urgent matter to be brought at Brevard. N. C. She joined ommending "The USO. for Instance," Quality'foods had. Sin"" however. time then. and they Wednesday. 'Nurses Army Corps two years ago. 2-12-6. 3-9-6, 4-12-4. or 0-14-10 Mr. Emery. "is takinl care of local she has had almost as much fun visit.. us for. not able to time 100 200 8f mother who Forgive being With the exception of a short top drea8ing of pounds "ervice men in ita lounges and 01. a friend of Matt's are t� ing work all night anI all day-we . in PrIces at Malibu of detached servIce at Stark GeneraI nitrabe of soda Or its equivalent at home and abroad alIa sendIJW A t Lower has a palatial home Beach, not able. ani wiIling • but lust, If the movie. star haven. She met many this spring. Lt. Cone has late winter or eauy spring. plant shows to laolated campa I11III PHONE 248 FREE DELIVERY Hospital camp stars is enjoying use 76 to. 100 of the .and really been stationed at Camp Gordon sillce ed late or on thin land. baoes on every part of the Ilobe. ira sunshine. h"r stay in the land of of soda at becoming an army nurse. Havin, pQunda of nitrata plant. addition. the return of thouande '" Will see AROUND TOWN. you COUNTY HEALTH in FRUIT JARS - served at station hospitals every ing," he said. wounded men from the dlbtlnl � time. Lt. Cone hao made it neceaoary for thla ortaD .....• during this ••.... dozen 69c capacIty !"ints, dozen 59c Quarts, TREASURE HUNT BODY REPORTS is now doing administrative work. izatlon to provide recreation I11III Waters celebrated her twelfth " •...••.•...•..... 29c Ann anx- In MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, lb. Like every nurse Lt. Cone is MILLION ON morale building entertainment hOlo at the home Gives Statement TWO night Engineer ' birthday Friday overaaaa. and convaleacent centen. - pltals DUZ � LUX RINSO-- OXYDOL of Mr. and Mrs. Loy A. Activities of AU Kinds ious. � g? her parents. Of "Other ol'l8nlzationa are al.o Th OOLLEG� fM:IcI on Woodrow avenue. Years STATE Waters. During Past Three with greater demanda and leaden of in the nature of a treasur party was It Higher E\illcation Not the United .War Fund drive In a Picture The of Bullooh county will STA�BOD,O1M mGH OF THE �T FLOUR $1.19· hunt and scavanger hunt. people _tl_ QUEEN are conddent tbat In the which fo[- Being Restricted In Georgia gia every matehed to select the partners be interested report weI" atate wlll whole-hean. for tIN to State Auditor of the respond PEACH tumbler .•...... 29c hunts. and Jerry lows, prepared publlcation by G�� 1 IJ··GOOD START According PRESERVES, glass fo.r the Billy Taylor to thla for A. J. Kirby: edly and generously appeal found the treasure (candy) county health engineer. and Fletcher hiM00 USIc And W,'th the war approachIng to our men Bllci ••..••••...•. Sc assIstance fighting CHERRY PRESERVES, glass tumbler 35c Bullooh llublic Lee Floyd and Houston Price Since January. 1942. the demanding the best Virginia Been Given postwar perl'ods women and to' the oppressed people. h af- Mave 19c the for the scavanger hunt. HeaIth Departmellt as Speech educational In- MARMALADE, 2 lb. jar won prize County of Georgia', higher of the Allied nations." con need- Place In Currienlum Lane Johnston tI", written fered advice and labor to those finite the state in line of and stitutions to keep The Nation.al War Fund was ea· 2 ...... •...... ••.•.,... 5c of SALT, boxes held before the favors were in making installations abreast 'If its sister test just ing help (Hi-Owl Stall':) progress and tablished In 1943 In response to a Pill!,. for the girls with their well curbing. drilling shallo., wells, the atate board of .•.....•..••..••...... ••.. one .. MATCHES, 3 boxes 12c given pins School with commonwealths. IIc demand for organlzatl�n combs' for the tanks and kitch- S�teaboro High opened of initIals. and pocket sanitary units. septic was a sum $358. for a edIdu e an regents granted handle ralsinll' of funda Iarse SALAD •.•..•.••... 39c foL. a week of work on sch CHOICE ' the DRESSING, quart jar en traps. Dur,ing 1942 baa, fund boys. grease 707 frod! the budget-balancing number of deaervlng causeo. ServICe room 29 _lis curb- claso arrangtiments. The living roo,m and dining lowing were installed: in addition to the legislative appro- In the PIMIENTOS curriculum has had a number and relief agencies lIbarlnll' and fall 5 septic tanks, Tjle teashIt seem"d alive with roses early ecl. 75 sanitary units. • of during a naUcmai • .. 29c $1.800.000 SmaD . ..15c an e priation were approved by Lat'ge '""w fields of added d th & fund burned on of otudy d'1- flowers.. Yellow candles 9 kftchen grease traps. fiscal according to State q.U their enriched has started oil' in year. committee. and In comblninll' IIP-, each side of the cake. 1943 the following were install- program the table at In tor B. E. Thraolrer Jr. Into one intense cam· The under the peal for funda flowers and 84 sanitary excellent order. band. in LB. decorated \vith yellow ed 142 wells curbed. also received $59.866 on SUGAR The board was saved I Glen has been much time thtJ 31 kitchen leadership of Johnson. recoverleo paign candres. units. 22 septic tanks, and insurance workers and IlJlOll and the student body is earnings part of volunteer . 25c organized . 0f Sur-Jell, 2 pkgs. There were sixty young grease traps. and in donations. The sum to an $6.855 the part of Ithe participating pum� forward interestIng year - wel'e served ice crea first seven months of lookIng Ix They guesm,ts I During the was transferred to War present. ·1.994.643• oities the United Funcl, BLUE PLATE .•....•...... 35c music such as S tatesboro has en- the.s In many MAYONNAI�E, pint Miss Malvina Trus were installed: 42 of statIons cake and punch. 1944 the following teen coll"ges and experiment combIned with annual the Id band rd drive is to be FI"d Fletcher assistled 14 sep- poyed in spl"nd reco, ASPARAGUS No.2 can .•...•.. 39C sell and Mrs. market has been quite wells curbed. 9 sanitary units. the regents. chest fund. Del Monte SPEARS, Local cotton No�ordon. old fel operated by fall drives for community acres and will (Editor's traps. of the past. / Mrs. Waters. bales of cotton from 12 letter. tic tanks. 12 kitehen grease board's operating expenses Nineteen citIes iD low we have enjoyed your and are The for local agencies. WAX 200 ft. roll 35c least three more bales. the Public school music speech PAPER, get at all friends here will be For this work the county gives and expended for land drives thIs fall. in the and' your eIe- were $47.077. will comblllOl ATTEND BIBLE D. C. McDougald brought are still loas- and required throughout Georgia to know that you U"" of four county prisoners. teught was rnaIdng .....•.•...... •... 15c happy and $42.393. executive director. LmBY'S RELISH, jar limb of pepper we have seen; wonder equipment Eugene PICfiLE CONFERENCE finest one We sort of are used mentary school. Baker. three bush in piece. much as county prisoners total and leav- he tells us h" has put up of the such expenses $81).393. the state war fund committee. h� those from Statesboro at. if ran across a late issue new books and of Among from four hills. you for highway maintenance. Many mag.azlnes i>alance of el. of pickles were in Calcutta. Primalily a. cash $199.424. names of the following' Bible Times while you ')rdered for the I Ibrary. ing releall8d tile th" Primitive Baptist soon have a new in this department have been receiv. ,BLUE ROSE AND HONDURAS RICE tending Statesboro is to ago - any emergency of Georgia Which will Some three Or four years The University last his contain more than four national organizations conforence held in LaGrange R. Simmons has news assigned to which already Tech bank; �old �tock received a copy of the daily means that prisoners Georgia School of tlrive for funds:; ' a s�n- ed $110.575. from the 1944 2 lb. .. : . 21c and wlil organtze benefit GAINES DOG FOOD, bag were Elder and Mrs. V. F. Agan in the Sea Island re work thousand books. week paper from Calcutta whic)l itation are used for road durmg Medical as the Sea �ad no $268.698. University new as soon rsland_ TImes a his logy Miss Mary Janet Agan. Elder and jJank printed from the Bulloch For the first seven Supt. Smith expressed ap�e- and the AND OLIVES ...... •...... All Sizes now oc- the "mergency. II at Augusta $194.618. the they Center PICKLES can vacate building a Bulloch fam of YOU? Mrs. Waters. Mr. and Mrs. story about county have had olatlon for the at WAS THIS Henry that months this yea.r. we pris- spir.lt c.o-operatlOn State for Women seemed indicate Iirst Georgia College - whiCh ID tbe - ily. �o interest sO eVIdent • MOPS LAMP BURNERS Frank Williams. Mrs. Will Hagins. who sold hIs business oil. sanitation for only and a matron BROO�S cup'C Glisson. . in Calcutta they SIt up and take oners working Milledgeville $153.701. You are young ,!Ith ! Mrs. S. R. St. Lauis the short- week of school. in brown haIr and Mrs. Hobson Donaldson. and' w�nt to during. r� notice when, the Times arrives four months. This was due to. Extension Service was natural curl yOlH' I CHOICE CUTS lD bUSI Agricultural after- Mrs" MADEMOISELLE Fair to .ngage have been add_ a1'9 bloo. Tuescta Pal·rish. Miss Alva Mae Martin. SLATED FOR cent World's and bad weather con- Seven new members station your eyes I he there.) age of prisoners the experim"nt a returned to Statesboro; given $151.006. • were dressed In yellow 1 Mrs. Fred Kennedy. ness has the teaching staff and the sched- noon yO\! Tender Beef and Pork at Prices Dedrick Waters. balance dl·tl·ons. These reasons. together with. ed to and the ex- brown and, Ceiling in issue 0{ MademoisselJe he will remain here the .... at Experiment $47.256. dress with brown belt. Mrs. Linton Attractively pictured September says' ELMER is smoothly under Mrs. Bruce Akins. Banks. SERVICES AT of paid labor. ule already w",:" 0 . sold of his days. the current ahortage station at Tifton $98.50 white shoos and green pocketbook. I FISH Can in loveable fall colors. Companion garments, separate held at Elmer like a Iendid year perlment call at Miss Patty Banks. Mrs. Dewey items: Measrs. M. and Services will be fact that we for what looks sp . - dale. ., 1.��'.·iiiii�ij�iii"iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil'lby � _ _ . __ 'M III ril