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FOR SALE-Three-sectlon book ,------1------can ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 P,O, BOX 210 used in or yo'ur STATESBORO, ,GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1959 case Can be groups Use Classified Ads • Unfurnished NUMBER 47 stncked, Glass doors, AI,I in A-I condition Priced for quick sale, • Services Apartmen�s I CUll 'I' I'S YOUNGBLOOD'S savings '" Used Furniture Dept. • ror Rent - :_:_:_::_ WANTED - Salesmen, Wonted ,-_;'_:-_ _ bed- 1----- FOR SALE-Seven plece Retired men. age 55 and up to give you con- room suhe. In very good sell home and contact people in FOR RENT: Large one bedroom dilian. Ideol to furnish a spare area, Hours to unfurnished Coli cottonseed your entirely up apartment. room, Reasonably priced, Sec Write Bulltwell Homes Inc, 4-3401, 9-3-tfc so much Hep.Preston you, POplnr charges large at CURTIS YOUNGBLOOD'S P. 0, Box S:I Savannah, Go, for FOR IlENT-Two bedroom 0- Used Furniture Dept. details, partment for Rent on North ., FOR SALE-Fold out desk type 1------Moln Street. A, S, DODD. Phone • Secretary, In very good con- 4-2471. 9-IO-tfc, crushers to Use of fix Classl'fl'ed Ads dillon, Just Ihe ENJOY A seen right piece • furniture for the f'amlly that FOR RENT-Small unfurnished conspire MI'sscellaneous An FISH DINNER'• in Andersonville, prices has school children, excellent apartment U, S, Rep., Prince H, Preston of Statesboro charged For Sale buy, Sec It at CURTIS YOUNG- Then try the famous Fish Available August 15, PHONE Co, 4-5641 8-6-tfc,GMJ Monday that large seed crushers have to fix ______BLOOD'S Used Furniture Dinners at LIBERAL EARNINGS PAID REGULARLY conspired First cottonseed prices, FOR SALE-Borre Lupine Seed, FOR SALE-llle New Testa- INSURED SAFETY ALWAYS DASHER'S Baptists He called on S. ment and Psalms. This W�';:J:;,?sJe� REh���� bL1{�;:; U, Attorney·------90% germination. A, J, Dot- save time e location, This mother is showing some of infant deaths attributed to CONVENIENCE. any amount. any Willl"m p, to son, Rt. 5, Phone-9684, ment Is printed in large typeTeslltka- FISHING LODGE good Occupancy by gen, Rogers lnves- of the common used suffocation when the non­ AVAILABILITY this. possible. things launch Forward ugate possible anti-trust law • FOR SALE: Modern 1958 on Route 80 a thlrty- 'THE BIBLE ��0�':�J2�f Ph09�2�3� around house which can be porous material came in con­ violations. Lions Club hear seven foot house trailer, Com- J, $1.65, Phone Mrs, L. to infants and small tact with the child's face, ln a Only Jencks Bridge dangerous When strongly-worded letter to plete in formation and details at 208 Ave. you open your savings account with Shuman Savannah MRS, CHARLES children unless are � National P. OLLIFF they kept experts in safety, Rogel's, the Statesboro congress­ "Short Order out of their reach. and us find account book has the TAKING ORDERS FOR health. medical fields are you'lI your man said, "I would welcome an Thomas at :_tf.::p:_. -:--: ���elfulfur,�\S;edAi�wgo�r�:� Just as a Priced mother keeps her cooperating with the answer to to Long $2800,00, Call 4-5589 or FOR SALE: Reasonably a WOMAN'S CLUB Society iust about every financial opportunity make evidence POplar MAGAZINE children out of with problem, The First 4-2823. 9-3 tfc By Owner- large, three bed­ Specialty" contact of the PI as lies Industry in a Boptist Church of known to investigators of the elec­ room house conviently located Mrs, Chas, P. Olliff is matches, knives, scissors, campaign to save lives by urg­ Statesboro will launch its 1960 Justice Anti-Trust Divi­ FOR SALE-3 bedroom Brick taking Dept. October 13 meet and near high school. Call 4-3557 tricol devices, etc., she should parents not to mis-use this sion." ing _ Veeneer Home with 2 orders for subscriptions to the Forward Program on baths. oftel' 5 9-24-tfc also exercise the same caution ultra-thin Sunday p.m, TOWN AND COUNTRY "Club material by letting large den, 2 fireplaces, wall to Woman," There is a lot FIRST FEDERAL morning, October II, when it Thomas L. .II', Sales with the ultra-thin it come Preston wrote. "There Long. wall DRIVE-IN disposable into contact with small appears carpet in living room, bed­ of information in this magazine. its Engine." of the Gulf Oil plastic bag which protects her children, adopts annual budget, and will �o be no competitive market ex­ Corpor­ rooms. dining room and hall, Ads OPEN 24 HOURS about club work which Is Use Classified very cleaned clothes. These for cottonseed." atlon, with headquarters in Sav­ Built in surface On S, lamily's freshly experts urge that once bring an Intensified to [sting oven, units, U. 301, Norlh and II campaign will be interesting informative, Mis-use of this the ultra- thin has and Loan Association He continued, "Bused unnah, the principal dishwasher. Perfection h cat • Houses for Sale Located next to disposable plastic bag Savings a close on November upon you would like a Sunday, 8, speaker at the next of pump for round ------subscription, ultra-thin plastic film as sub­ served its intended it what I hove observed meeting year tempera- DODD MOTEL 'purpose with its annuol throughout please contact Mrs. Chas, P. stitute covers Pledge Day Pro­ the Lion Club which meets nt ture control-A Georgia Power for cribs, play should. be shredded'or knotted NORTH MAIN IN STATESBORO my area," he snid, "I urn pre­ FOR new brick STREET Co, Gold SALE:-Almost the one an Mrs. On Madollion Home, Just ._l1li==-=-===__:111 Olliff; price for year Is pens, baby carriages, furniture, and disposed Qf· in a covered gram, according to announce­ Pared to -make the Bryant's Kitchen Tues­ veneer home with 3 bedrooms, allegation outside limit one has October one city overlooking dollar, etc., resulted in a number can. safely away from children. ment by J, Robert Pastor. and do so now that the day. l.Ith, at 0'­ One bath and half-bath. ceramic WANTED-Wanted to buy a Smith. large lake, E, W, Barnes Phone PO- seed clock, according to announce­ tile. Pine paneled kitchen and good Saddle Horse, State dis­ crushers have conspired to 4-3333 Or sec at Western Auto The congregation will be asked ment Also room o fix Ihe 01 cottonseed." by Jimmy Gunter. program Store, 9-17-tfc Den. living paneled, p sit Ion. age. approximate price 4-2272 6 0'- to consider Ihe highest chalrmnn. Call POpl.r after weight. gaits. etc, Also price. Bulloch Herald L giving FOR 9-3-tfc The, goal In the of the church. He said, "the large seed crush. Mr. has a wide and vari­ SALE--{)ne group of pic- clock, if saddle is included Or not. and history Long tures In various frames. W, G. Cobb. Sr., chairman of ers seem to have agreed on a ed experience. He is a native of types where horse may be seen, Write Trerr-endous MA YOR BILL BOWEN signs the prociamotion declaring the week Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 1, 1959 PRICES the budget will nat price that they will pay for Columbia. S: C, He started LUX U R Y "HORSE." Post Office Box 210. committee. pre­ of October '1-10 "Nalional Hire the Handicapped Week," _ Standing �r&a�r J��inF��'1t9���: 1 'SALE' on sent the 1960 cottonseed and the current for Gulf Oil Statesboro. Ga. ltc. suggested $100.- price working Corporation lit his left is Miss Almu 01 the dition, See at CURTIS YOUNG- SAVINGS SLASHED Hopper Statesboro office of the Yes, is 000,00 to con­ is at the low level of in Atlanta in luxury the only budget goal the amazingly October 1957, and Georgia Deportment of Labor who is the FOR SALE-One antique 01'- 1_.__. 11::::1_ FURNITURE-APPLIANCES placement representative description for this all new SAVE $ $ gregation for study this Thurs­ $35 per ton." was transferred 10 his present for' gan, Double pedal In $ SAVE $ $ $ hundicapped workers. Mrs. Minnie Lee Johnson, right looks type, ome. YOUR and in first beaut ifI u II y arrange d h ONE STOP 5 day evening, further consi­ location February, 1958. Prior on as the the class condition. A truly killed in accident "After �he crushers extract mayor signs proclumutlon. Heated and MOBILE HOME CENTER Cash on Terms- deration will be the to employed Gull Oil. beautiful organ. Can be seen at air-conditioned -Buy Buy given by the valuable being by Board of cottonseed oil, they CURTI S YOUNGBLOOD'S with the latest e I e c t ric Deacons Long was an Army Aviator us­ immediately convert the ba lance into' colton­ Used Furniture Store. '!)UI 'I:lWII following the Thursday evening signed to the lnter-Amerlcnn Heat Pump. seed meal' which is priced today WHY PAY RENl"I meeting, Geodetic Survey. a joint LAtin FOR Love Seat This house is termed a ou 301 at the 01 $55 ton. SALE-Antique high price pCI' American Home with Own mapping unit, and Demonstration two matching chairs, Gold Medallion home. your own Mobile Home Monday An is this "A few years ago a farmer night attempt made DENMARK'S DE,PT. STORE being was to the Voltatlan Priced for sole. CUllTIS lor assigned quick what In renl. _ Fitted' to suit the most you poy Funeral services were held in year to make the budget com­ could exchange a ton of cotton­ YOUNGBLOOD'S Used Furnl- ,------Project, later to the Peruvian Big 46' X 10' 2 bedroom, com- Savannah, Augusta and Brook- 'PAT MOORE TALKS IN BROOKLET prehensive of all church organtz­ seed for a ton of cottonseed ture Dept. discriminating person. Project. serving a total of three Shown pletely furnished auto- lyn, N, v; for the five persons LIVELY P. T. A. atlons. The need of each or­ meal. But now there is a $20 makes by appointment Including years and four' months os a Council FOR IAT - was between the sale of the SALE-Solid brass bed malic washer, $73,66 killed Monday in a wreck Mr. Pal rick an ex- ganization studied spread report only. Only night I Moore. "IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE" carefully, Lleutenont in the Corps of Engi­ stead in condition. Priced near Stat sooro, ... with made seed and the 01 the good Monthly student from Ireland SHOWN ABOVE at a recent Statesboro, provisions for exten- purchase neers. The Bulloch Home to sell Contact [change pre. Rotary Club meeting is Miss Elna Kofoed an inter- After his graduation from Dcmonstm- quick. CURTIS YOUNG· We SEE (right). sion of each, The two meal after the oil has been ex­ trade for US BEFORE YOU BUY-THEN --- tion BLooD'S furnilurc, cars, Killed in the headon crash sently living with the W. H. COMPARE ANYWHERE national Rotary exchange student from with largest the Citidcl in Charleston in June • Council met Friday. Sep- Used Furniture Dept. Denmark, talking Dr, Ralph K. Tyson (left). dean of increase in tracted," • Joe P. Johnston or 01 value. were Jr. in the the proposed ternbel' trailers. any thing Mr. and Mrs. Ru in Selig- Smith. family Westside Your Dealer students at Teachers and Mr. budget 1953 with a BS in Civil 25. at the Homemakers Kroehler-Westinghouse-RCA Whirlpool Georgia College. Paul F. Carroll (center). dean of the Both is an Engf- FOR made college, expansion of the World 1------­ with a SALE-lO·piece solid rna- at man, of Claxton; Mr. and Mrs. community geography Dr. and Mr. neering, worked as a Center large group at- I Tyson Carroll are members. A at GTC was I Long room come Rotary year's study made possible for Miss Mission and a reserve hogany table set Harry Rothstein of Cl-x.on. and for the students at Program for 'nine Th. e tending. dlnin� PO 4-3900 or 4-3645 ':)NI 1I3WII aliv? Kofoed under the joint of the for Highway Engineer Weather Includes beautiful round table Mallie sponsorship Statesboro. Swainsboro. end McRae Clubs. Miss proposed building J. Mrs. F. Mukin, 82. cf Loulsville, Lively School. Friday Rotary projects. months for the Depart- '" Mrs, A, Trapnell. president, with four extension (World Famhous U psIde Down Kofoed arrived in the United States on Virgln;a leaves. You .. September 2 and divided her lime in with the to honor mother of 25. ! West Side Ga., Mrs. Seligman September Georgia ment of Highways, - presided, Home De- have to see this set. CURTIS I------ISlgn) .. Swainsboro and McRae Many activities of Interest will Legion • 1------Room Clubs until she arrived here on 13, monstratlon Club was In The Stale Patrol Slid Ihe accr- LivinCJ COLUMBUS HEATERS Rotary, Sunday. September be made to The Local Lions have a real ' charge YOUNGBLOOR'S Used Furni- 1520 Gordon Intersec- Groupings available the mem- • Furnished Highwoy There will be a meeting of treat in store of the ture Store, dent occured as the Seligman 19 Pieces-Sofa-Chair-3 Tables Woodsaver with Thermostatic Draft �--'-'."------�--Ibers of the church and � for them at the UpS program, tlon of U. S. I & 25 August, Ga. the boo I'd of the Statesboro Sunday- en car ran up behllld a truck. and Inner School. a Fami- I.,.n forcement meeting when Mr. Long Phone PA 4-9421 2 Stand-2 Pic­ Regulator Lining IncluHihg s!><'Clol Tuesday and M".. Clulle Smith a Junior Woman's Club on ' save very Aparments.... Tues- Lamps-Smoking -. ond itt"'s lin Illustrat.ed lecture on 1-- Iy LoYalty Dinner at the Imllresslve devOtion. I followed I:11III.....-==- day. October 6. at 10 o'clock at tures-9 pc. TV Set Complete $36.95 the subject "The Barrell." It is �::::��:ul��:��n:"�tt��ftf���wn Serving a solo HEAR FOOTBALL FOR RENT: Two room furnished the home of Mrs. W. Z. Brown. 11'176I' bl00 by piano by Linda Cason. d donors 130' possible that he will be able 1.0 Downs It a car Value­ with bath 1------struck occupied by Mr. -$190.00 gzve officers Oct. 15 Mr. Patrick I.FYE stu- apartment private All board members are urged to Washer with �'eol�gi�iI�::'e�:Ud���lei:.nt�� "pour oil On troubled waters." Moore. and Mrs, Arthur Palk Haw- Ringer Type October 29th. ond entrance, 1'0- of evening, dent trom Ireland. gave an in- private Newly "COUSIN attend, Fantastic Pum� · !hursday 1959 Calendar drive under N. J. $139.00 Value-ONLY Dexter Allen Post No, 90 01 446 throne. were 011 their ' $149.00 $99.95 Th� ."0' ullk and painted, Couple preferred. They I. Brunson the direction teresting used color " , ,-f Harry has been the of E. SUles, The thermometer S, Moln SI. Phone 4-3592, WILBUR" way to Tompa fOl' a visit. Mrs, Americon Legion will honor, ?eorge readln.. slides ot his ' POplar c h a i c,,"nty. which 9-24-tfc S all enforcement I'm a n. Will be completed for the Palk was taken to Bulloch Coun- Deluxe t bl00d on er 1 officers who week or Monday, Sop- everyone enjoyed, is back at Youngstown pzn OJ Octob on ��h�� October 10_ II Bedroom Suits c���rt��eC������ a�� serve as peace otficers In Bul- Saturday. RENT-Furnished ty Hospital in Statesboro for Complete W. tember 28, through ! FOil apart- .Metal Cabinet-Sink, clude. G, Cobb. Sr, Budget any person who wishes to have Sunday, Atter the treatment of 0 head She Double Dresser with Mirrow-Chest loch County Statesboro Brook- ,rogram the bUII- ment. New. all' con- injury. a October were a. follows: modern. CYPRESS LAKE 54" with In one of the best ever Planning Committee Chairman. listing in the calendar and hos 4, ness was long Tax responses recorded ' the let and Portal local .tate and discussed and in Stand_ . Sprayer-Drawers . plans ditioned, Available now, Located Iwas reported satisfactory Bed-Night Inc. Kermit R. Carr Budget Promo- not been contacted. call made to an 206 condilion. s citizens of Bulloch answered federal offlce� at Lere- any put Educational Ex­ at College Boulevard, Phone Dancing Every Palk. a die e I $124.90 County the call for all tion special HIGH LOW Reg. $199.00-0nly Low! Low $100.00 Committ"; Chalman and member of the club Immediately; hlblt In the Coastal 4-2873, monies on October 15.'.1959 at Empire Fair IIp was not •.... Saturday mechanic. injured, blood donors for the October 1 visit of J, Mon., 28 _ 87 89 ,Night Court to the Bloodmobile Brantley Johnson. to be speCific. Less Witte. Roy Sept. at B�dget the Post horne , Savannah. November 2-7. Mr. about and City Tues., 29 •. -- .• 78 70 Rothstein, 50, 176 or AI Sept. volunteered as donors and contributed 130 pints of Pledging Committee Chairman, Kelly Ellis. team captains, The Chrysanthemum Show his moved Freezer 30 •••••• tI3 70 wife. Shirley. 52. to Whirlpool Deep See Our Jimmy Gunter is Lesson Chalr- COmmander Tom in Wed., Sept. will Use Classified Ads Huge RuCJ Display blood . Preston, be held at the Homemakers' Claxton two when , ThUI'5_, Oct. I - 88' .. Deluxe 9x12 . Mrs, Paul years ngo with cir­ Linoleum $ 4.97 man. Carroll the announcement. Cent Thursd N Imperial chest-type Rugs convene here From this 130 Loyalty making- er. ay. ovember 5 . FOR SALE • pints the blood Oct. 2 • QUICK Rothstein became of - Dinner FrI_, 87 .. Female . Reservation Help Male. manager culating fan Saftilite 9x12 Guar. __ 8.95 Chairman. statetl that all the officers would plus 5-yr. Hvy. Wgt deficit at the Talmadge Memorial Oct. 3 88 the Claxton Manufacturing Co., Mrs, Lawrence E, Mallard be. o( the Post at the Sr. Sal. 88 The Annual Home Demonstra­ List Your Spoilage-Unit 9x12 Gold Seal , __ _ 9.95 guests Woman's Club makers of women's Warranty Hospital in August was paid, Sun., Oct. 4 85 83 tion HELP WANTED: make clothing. Loyalty Dinner C, B. October for a steak Banquet will be held Want to Property With 12x12 Gold Seal , .. _._ 15.95 Mr. Chairman. meeting Relatives said the five killed Oct. 12 Barney Averitt. chair- November $20 or more In a for part Slashed to $288.00 Fal'r McAllister. T a II y Committee dinner. An outstanding speaker 16th, day . 12x15 Gold Seal . __ ._.___ 16.95 Monday, man of the Bulloch County Red EffI'ngham Rainfall for the week was or full time route work? Man JOE P. JOHNSTON left Claxton to attend memorial Ch.irman. Mrs, Harold Tillman. in the field of law enforcement to meet on The 14 Home Demonstration stated the 2.53 Inches. Total rainfall ror or Woman, Write CO services for the late L. City Court of Stat.esboro will Cross, that citizens Chil<1ren's McNESS .• Seligman, Partv Committee. will addrcss the members and Project Leaders turned in 100 Real Estate Broker of the could September was 5.17 Inches. Box 2766. DeSoto brother of Rubin RCA 21·in. Television convene here on morn- county be proud Mrs, cent Station. and falher of Westinghouse Supreme Monday at S· f'Ie R, W, Akins. Office Help peace officers in attendance. per reports for the year Phone PO 4-3900 Finest of the to ld Nonnal ralntall tor Memphis 2, Tenn. A, M, of Statesboro. with Power response thi� need for prmg Committee September 1959., Seligman Quality Transformer ing. October 12. ot 10 o'clock ChairlTUln. Mrs. J, 0, Is 4_83 Phone PO 4-3645 13 cu. ft. blood, "The need for blood never Inches_ 9-24-2tp Night The services were to have been RefriCJerator Commander Preston states that are the combined with forty-five jurors named for Fletcher. ASSignment Supper and Thursday,Oct.15 Following $197.90 lets uP." he said_ "It as "the American wishes in HELP WANTED-Female, held ot the home of Mr. A. M. MONUMENTS Oniy Don't miss this one-time deal at grows Report Snack. and Mrs. J, C, Legion • reports for the county: AI Ciraldo and Jack La-IIIIll ==== are: we The • jury duty. They find more and more uses for some small to tribute Senior Woman's Club will dies-insure your Mer r y Seligman on Grenade Street in We In begins Monday, Hardy, Campaign Secretary, way pay Number assisting other club it meet at the Hurst the E a l' n NOTICE Specialize Complete and in the of lives and Ihe to the tireless efforts of Ihese Recreation Center bring you Christmas, Christmas Slotesboro. servicing $244.90 E. F. saving \ members-289. Number or news Denmark, H. J. Berry, The on Notice is that installation available of illnesses." citizens of Bulloch . If we can October at money seiling Avon hereby given Mr, and Mrs. sur- Original Designs shortening County lead our men who provide for Thursday. 15. 3:30 articles to nalionally Rothstein's Tyrel Minick, Bennie A. o:;ecul'ily given clubs (Project) advertised Gift setsi• Mothers!- lhe following bales of cotton, Hendrix, are to a o'clock in the afternoon, The HIGH SCHOOL P. T. vivors include two sons in New From 'Your Orientle invited to attend the people recognitron of God's the homes and lov�d ones (Jf A. TO -108, Number demonstrations Cotton Buy Barrel-Back Lester Mikell, Joe F. Olliff. C. O. The blood committee �f the Effing. be assured of for Chnsl- bearing Planters Ware· and an theme for the month is GA. TECH money York. Bodies of the Rothsteins ham Fair in ownership acknowlege· Bulloch County citizens," "A MEET AT THE mGH given by club members-212 mns Part·time work. house, Ga. Local Manufacturer Cotton Bohler, Miles E. Cannon, J. Red Cross its County Springfield shopping. Statesboro, receipt Matresses $10.95 Straw Chairs expressed oppreci. ment of our we Golden Golden Future," were sent to N. Y for Only $4.99 trusteeship, then 1------­ Age--A SCHOOL Number of made _ No Write number 62281. 66817. Brooklyn. .• Harry Lee, C. Inman Dekle, Ottis ation for the volunteers which begins October OCTOBER 14 garments experience necessary 72747, 1\ Statesboro many Monday, will have achieved our This was, and still is the Vs. and burial. Industry goal," theme 1900 Number of reno- 10 MRS, HULDAH 'ROUN- 73257. 83036. 83315. 83634 H. WiI· who their come 12 garments Holloway, Dewey Dca), gave time to "to and continues through Octo. states Chairman for Tullulah Fall Schools, The The Box stored in the Planters Cotton Funeral services for Mr. Since 1922 Brunson. regular meeting of the voted-I441. TREE. 22. Wadley. Ga. Selig- This Ad Worth on All liam C. A. R. L. the Bloodmobile at the Recrea· $5.00 Purchases of $100.00 or More Hart, Sorrier, ber 17. The Fair is Education Department will have Statesboro School 9-24·2tc. Warehouse, Statesboro, Ga. will man were in the �sponsor. Farmers High p, '1'_ A_ Mrs, J, C, Blackburn Is to be­ Wednesday Brinson, Paul W. Brannen, tion Center. "We are grateful cd the Young charge of the program, Mrs, will be chapel of at by Effingham Farm Wednesdoy evening. commended for her as Coun­ CLEMSON HELP WANTED Y Sipple Mortuary Clarence M_ Graham. Jasper R. for you this Bloodmobile lob Id making NEVILS ELEMENTARY George C. Hagins is chairman, October at 7:30 o'clock In �;at��sin O�����(/00�a1h����ge Sovonnah. with Robbi A. I. Post 209 of the Ameli- 14. ty Clothing Project Leeder, $35,00 to $�O:OO � '���ka'to Planters Cotton Warehouse Thayer Clifton. Roy Deal. Jones Lane. visit a success." said Mr. Jimmy Bureau. Hostesses will be 1:45 .. SCHOOL TO PRESENT the Public Af- the high school auditorium. Ail While F.m. Rosenberg Burial will can the agents were out of your Income. Part-time September 1959, offiCiating. Joe Robert Tillman, W. H. Zette· Gunter, chairman of the county Legion and the Effingham class set fairs present 22, StataesbOl''O, be in Monument Thoilsands 01 Other Items Department. headed by porents arc ul'ged to come to the Bonaventure Cemetery. S tor e John F, J. Math blood FESTIVAL OCT. 23 up county attending 4-H Stat", Georgia. Throughout rower. Land. program. Home Demonstration Council. H�RVEST Mrs, Dean Futch. the Serivces for Mrs, Selligmall B. L. meoting, Congress. she attend all club ��n\��::o�obuS��es�;ro\>.'�e&�� Bowen. Joyner, Ruford Th Nevils Box States- and Mrs. Mukin will be 3 The next visit of Blood- Elementary School and HEAR IT WILLIAMS" 611. at p,m, Company F, N. W. Preston the p, W, Clifton 0 Bulloch I;:=;-;======::;:::=:::==--=;:;;;;;;;;;;;�:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;� meetings gave demonstra­ At Guaranteed Brown. Carter. Jr. will a at Stilson bol'O. Gu, or write ot once lor in the 45 present "Harvest Festival" tions on A. S. JR. today chapel 01 Elliott West Main Street Savings Anderson Fred M. mobile will be on drapery making, Als", I u II DODD, 51'., Akins, Thursday, countain, is chairman of the on Rowleigh·s. Funeral Home in Burial Friday night, October 23, at Mrs, Blackburn narrated Augusta. Phone PO 4-3117 Ruel Clifton, C. W. Zetlerower, November 5. citizen in the fair commtitee. for OVER 8artiCUlars,AI-I041-185. Real Estate Every 8 o'clock in the school A It was announced here this J. gym. County Dress Revue, Mrs. Del­ Emit Beasley. Doy Akins. county should' check his or her ------?;,K �������: See Us for Loans Beat This-Men's We do TV program will be presented week by Jerry Kennedy. s!><'Clal __ Radio by mas Washington Dee Ce� Bertie F. Neal blood entitlement card to make Rushing. Jr,. Clothing Pro­ ,W i_lI_b_e_i_n_M_O_g_nO_I_ia_C_e_m_e_t_er_y_. _ Bowen. Bowen. the students of the school. teacher of agriCUlture at South­ Homes for Rent SUI'e ject Leader from New Castle. "Heavy Duty" F. H. Grooms, J. Tillman that it will not be more than six old can be WWNS Use Classified Ads Minor Work Young· months it 'Games, refreshments and fun cast Bulloch High School, that Repair Overalls Paul than six months old the time Home� for Sale Khaki-Grey blood. Allen, Delmas Rush- by renewed by a blood will be now stock of tubes becoming featured at the festival. plans are complete for the continued on back page • Complete -Full Stock­ Joe A. Arthur of this visit. If it will be more donor on Play by Play Houses for Rent Apartment Work Pants-$2.98 ing Jr., Grooms, November 5. Admission Is free. organization of a Young Farm. Call us or it to us J, C, R. j, List With Us For FULL Matching Suit $4.88 bring Riggs. Pound. Chancey 1------ers Class in the Stilson School Compare $2.79 L. 1', and Hilton SATURDAY Futch. Bradley • on Thursday. Oct. 8. at 8:00 WANTED TO BUY: Two bed­ Quicl< Sale L, Banks, room house. Must be in good 23 North Red Men's Suits enro .. Main St_ Goose Shoes GTC IIment h.ItS aII class consists of condition. Possession desirable Wotverine Boots time P.;::� mainly Homecoming at_ Phone WARRANTY for Children Sewell­ OCT. 3 by Thonksgiving, Contact Mrs, 4-2471 -by high young men who arc established Oil STATESBORO AAUW TO · L. P. Jr Route Brook- All Sizes to 3 treated and insulated · · in and more Mills. .• 2. Il"""'--=--::�-"'-""'''''''-'' farming learning Ga. Shorts-Reg.-Stout OBSERVE Primitive .------_�, let. 9-24-2tp 'IWENTY-FlF1lf WIt with some of the pertinent pro- 1------_ $2.98 up to h 1 184 In �aptist $9.95 18.95 ., d a11 c blems that face farmers $39. Value-$25.90 ANNIVERSARY reglstere Iasses today. Heavy Duty The programs may consists of Complete The Statesboro branch of the enrollment either TIRE TRADE STAMPS Undergraduate at Georgia Teacher� tion; Dr. Walter B. Matthews. field trips. lectures by Church is OcL 18 RECAPPING Car Coats American Association READY TO WEAR of Univer- for fall is professor of Mr, John agricultural specialists. panel Month GIVEN WITH College quarter 1,075, an increase of two per education; --Demands-- Every discussions or movies that Announcement JUSllike clockwork I To Department Childrens' sity Women will begin its twen· cent Lindsey, coordinator of off4 may Is made today gullJ'lU)tee Misses Ladies over ltdas year, an the h'Ighest totaI in EACH PURCHASE history, campus student be of interest to the group, that the Statesboro Primitive this for yourself at ago 6S-sran Ladies and Childrens ty-fifth anniversary year on teachers; Miss " DEPENDABILITY class Church now. choose U\O best LARGE or Saturday graduate registration totals 84, 15 Beltha Freeman. head of the 1""'------Baptist will hold their First, plnn DIAMOND Reduced SMALL $2.98 to $6.95 Tuesday. October 13. at a meet- for I �ill Greatly more than last Annual on " EXPERIENCE YOII, be glad to help you year, Night class enrollment of 25 runs elementary education division; STATE PRESIDENT OF Homecoming Services October make this choice. Phone, or the Betty Lane. Sunday. 18, The pastor, drop I total to 1,184 studying at GTC in the 52nd GHCA TO INSTALL OFFICERS me . a ews aL ee college's Elder 1', a ree .. Roe " QUALITY card. Batteries -All DingMatththe ho�ell06f Lor. "'St'altetr,. '"onfd thMeiSshome economiCs�haird�a�IVI- Scott. will preaeh Dependable Groceries Priced at A year of educatIOnal OF at Big Savings for You- at 4 o'clock in the operatIOn, sion. LOCAL ORGANIZATION the morning and serv­ When We Recap afternoon. I evening • Contains Silver for Longer Life The Women outnumber the girls housed in dormitories Ices. The morning service will Your Edwin L. Cook ... of the Members of the Stalesboro Tires Highlights Statesbor", men. 555 to 520, The freshmen and 344 men in dormitories. Undergraduate enrollment: be at " o'clock �nd the Cobalt for Shelf Life Smoker GHCA will be a evening • Longer Slab OLEO Wood Branch of the AAU'w from 1935 of hostess at YOU 447 S. College St. Roger Long Grain Rice class 305 is the largest. but Fifty-eight student teachers service at 7:30 o'clock_ CAN BE SURE!!! 1435 Men W'men Ttl, buffet at the hom.... _.,_� ...... BACON 2 Ibs_ 27c SUpper of ..... Smoke to 1959 will be a talk by Mrs. the other three classes are al- are I the Phone PO 4-2104 Sausage 10 lb. aSSigned to fall quarter Following morning serv­ bag Freshmen 137 Mrs. Roberta Mallard' at 327 MISS BONNIE 23c lb. 3 lb. cello Maude Edge who will tell the most as Seniors total 264, 168 305 DEKLE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Dekle Ice a basket dinner TURNER AUTO SUPPLY (Limited) 89c $1_09 large. teaching assignments in Georgia North will be Statesboro, Ga. I members "I Remember When." Main Street on Monday of the Register is shown the FLANDERS' TIRE SERVICE juniors and Sophomores 110 139 249 community, left, receiving served in the All 257, sophomores schools. Pre.planning was under Kitzsing. dining room of Types of Heavy And member of the evening, October 12 at 7:30 0'- er worth $150 for her ••".••ntl.. Duty Charter club 249_ the direction Juniors 123 scholarship outstanding leadership In 4-H the church annex. Northside Drive-West Ga. of Dr. J. 0, Park. 134 257 clock. The Statesboro, M are speCial guest will be Club work Miss Marian 4-H Club p.""'. Ulol Co..,..., Commercial Batteries 25 lb. FI our-Best of West $1.83-Shawnee's Best and former members invited There are 779 students Iiv- chairman of Fisher. state leader. Agricultural All members former members $2.07-Southern the division of edu· Seniors 150 114 264 Mrs. Sara 1 Modl,on Avenue. New York 10, N. Y. Daisy $1.57 to attend the Members Tomlin, state presi· Extenison Service, of of meeting. ing the Dr. University Georgia College Agriculture. and friends ot the church are �======::.J 1 dormitories, remaining cation; Shelby H. Monroe, who _111 are to be 296 dent, will install new of· Miss Marian Fisher, state 4-H Club urged present. are day students. ll1ere are associate of educa- leader, Agricultural Extension invited to attend the Homecom­ .. professor 520 555 1.075 ficers of the local GHCA. unit of Service. University of Georgia College of Agriculture, ing services. • • I'� I The Bulloch Herald THE Farm a••d Feat.lres • " Famil,," . "�"" Statesboro, Georgia, October \'1 Thursday, 8, 1959 �;" "(_' 1. \�� Editorials BULLOCH I • � - ," needed now GTC G"aduale Artificallighting "v - The Editor's I J ') !'l)') IA '[ HERALD to BY E, T, "RED" Program Begins Give the handicapped an improve egg production MULLIS opportunity Soli Conservation at Chair By Roy Pow•• Service gram Georgia Teachers Col. work is The We are in the middle of Nation­ clerk, a sal s clerk who has ex­ Uneasy HIGH SCHOOL Drainage progr sstng SAturday graduate pro-- p, T, A, TO County Agent rapidly on farms of cooperators lege started on al UlC Handi­ as a cashier and MEET AT THE IUGH Denmark News September 19. Employ Physically portenc fancy of the River Soli Con- to Mr. Paul TIMES DO CHANGE, allows which comes their way SCHOOL While judging 4·H pullet grant colleges have shown that ------Ogeechee uccordlng F. Car. which on meat a combination wel­ ing may OcroBER 14 capped Week, began packer, latter of hens District here in Bul- roll, dean of the Billy Simmons. find solace In what in shows the part need about 14 hours of . scrvauon coll�ge. appears The regular meeting of Ihe during . and will con­ d I' and a with a of birds loch. Sunday, October 4, burrier, lady five There was a a handbook on September. number light to sustain satisfactory time, not 100 wrltlng just Statesboro High School P. T. A. a. Therstfl semester will end observed to have laid for rate of ReVlvaI services at Mr Kermit Hollingsworth Mr tinue October y aI'S ricnce in alteration and long ago when a farmer published by the Air Force. The will -be were egg production. The light Harville through Saturday, cxp brought Wednesday evening. begins January 23, 1960. with no and In­ W. i.v, Jones, and Mr. IS YOUR his cotton to be the report Is that of on October several weeks stopped. stimulates lhe pituitary gtamt Hoyt as a sales a ginned alledgedly 14, at 7:30 o'clock in classes held on Nov. 28 or 10, clerk, finish carpen­ revealed in all which lies Griffin had Dec. income from the colton seed airman n on the quiries nearly bock of the eye, and complete drainage sumrnnrlzllng night high school auditorium. All 20. will be held at LOWEST· another who does car­ cases that the club member was the turn' and construct- Registration COST SOURCE This is not another week" tel', rough was more than This I. what he pituitary gland in stim­ Church on systems designed "[ust enough to pay guard duty. THE trees parents are urged to come to Oct. 18 8:30 On DOGWOOD in and not ulates lhe Baptist ed on their farms south of n.m., Saturday, Sept. a metal a wrote: using supplementary light­ reproducuve organs Sunday, the cost of the the OF for us, We have come exper­ penter work, chipper, sinning. nre meeting. 19. the first of SOLID NITROGEN by around Statesboro beginning ing. of the hen, Statesboro In the Emit Commun- day the pro- Not so todayl "I, (named deleted). wtnt thereby influencing By MRS. H. H. ZETTEROWER ience to value the asser­ sewing machine operator who can to put on their fall colors. In &ra� You highly in on 011 1110 20 III egg production. "� lI.t Up to more Billy brought some cot­ duddy Sept. This IS the time of when 60% do clerical a clerk­ jusl a little they will be standing yenr Revival Mr. Marshall Robertson of actual tation that handicapped workers general work, ton to be ned one approx. 2255 I wns I>OSI SUBSCRIBE TO THE services will at salnrd course was First semest.er COurse nltroll.n from Dlxl. gin day w(llklng now the sun [It begin served. offer­ torches or flaming reds, beautl­ are snorter, and Right rises Brooklet has II and an last When 6 witch is lokcted on thu sourh days getting Harville Baptist Church the completed druln­ than from a of can be as as typist, apprentice printer. week. he checked up about 6:35 a.m, and mgs Include: Education ball .oda. good non-handicap­ fill to behold. BULLOCH HERALD will continue to get short­ sets at about On 502, with the side of the mntencc ut they third Sunday with the Metter Mr. und uge syst.em his farm just ginner he found that h:IIIIOI' G:�5 This M�est Williams MAOf IN />/r/l workers in atten­ These are with er until the latter of De­ p.m, ls n period of 12 Nature and Conditions of Learn­ I(J� /11(1/ I \IUI/I � ped production, people physical part pastor ItS of Brooklet. his cotton had out the south end of tho 1"111<11111 ONLY FOR hours guests speaker. Every­ hud liS Sunday guests for din- sout.hw";'t ginned $3,50 ONE YEAR S tat i In there . cember. Experiment o�n sunlight. addition, one is Mr. 1. W. Sowell COlli' Ing: Elucation 503, Educatlcnul ance, stability and accident handicaps which do not dampen seventeen and airia. I wos USI the invited to attend these ncr. Mrs. H. Southern job bales had pro­ workllljt by our land Is 30 nunutes J. GIIIII, tho Rev. Y CO OIL FERTILITY tests at several of npproxir-iately day­ a has. Research: and Education 4460, Nitrogen five wase of tho ut services. Time of services will Inman Gerrald pleted drainage system for lin rate, their courage, nor their willing­ duced tons of seed. The pt"'l.'d I"\lnp light before sunrise, and about and fnmlly or Problems In SAVANNAH GEORGIA be announced old pond on his Reading. on approx the sent I' or thu par­ lntter. Pulaski and Mr. and Mrs. gmdy (nnturnl) ness to work, if an ginner gave Billy credit the Most legumes and rl.any vege­ the same amount after sunset. Frank- We have such a given opportu­ II lin old place south of Brooklet, just kind atria when I'ndll snuck The . person ginning bill for the amount the lnble and So, we arc now home nnd mis­ Zetterower to field crops grow bet­ getting about foreign Mr. one of our automatic nity prove their worth. That is sounded his I druw , Dewey Strickland has operating seed sold for. womtug. tor on well limed soils. In 13 hours on clear sionaries, who wore speakers at Carole Satur- many daylight days Cromley spent finished his new bnhia all ask-the to my weapon and Hred. As I Ilred This is not Harville Church draining machines, He will set they opportunity When all the was cases, liming the soil can mean quite enough for Wednesday, day night with Mr. and Mrs. typesetting figuring farm south- J jumped bock nnd rain town I'll The Tax Books Of some Thursday, and H, H. for this week's make good. done the ginner handed Billy the difference between success hens, especially those in a Friday evenings Zetterower. copy into type avoid n �vr:s�s �;S��:��t�liS S & H the planes to strick and failure. Have soil test­ high rate of were Mrs. Bert Fair, N. C, 2,500 Green Stamps and your production. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. lee were editorial He has been So if a person with a from the snack. After I corned Miss Mr. Claude Phillips has In- page, setting physical a bill for'$5.24. ed to find out how much lime Artificial (home): Pauline Jackson. lights are needed Saturday night supper of stalled n fine down I went bock to the end of Ala. guests drninnge system for us since of this year. handicap should apply for work Times Do is needed on a particular field BULLOCH COUNTY now, and should be turned Deatsville, (foreign): and Mr. and CAREER type May Billy's right, Change! they Mrs. Franklin Zetter- on farm the to check the Mrs. John his west of Statesboro with don't ramp dnmlge. to grow a particular crop. on about 5:00 a.m.'-As the Metn, Jacksonville, Ower. His handicap? you, turn him 01' her This Week's WE LIKED THIS, days in the Westside physical We borrow­ The snack was gone so I looked See for tn­ Fla. were entertained Community. your county agent grow shorter they should come (foreign) Friends His co-workers and we are not down, because he or she is ed it from Leo Aikman who the and cleared with will be interested to Mr. Rufus Joyner has com- just for brass my forrnotion on how to take soil on earlier so the Rev. and Mrs. Inman that the natural learn that gives Leon Smith of Thomaston and Edwin Lewis is on pleted his drainage system on aware that he has a handicapped. Consider each on the weppen." smnples and how to get them daylight the artificial Gerrald family in the homes AHEAD? physical NOW OPEN plus light the way to had his form south of credit for it. According to the "Radii snack,' so for ns con Remember: is will of Mr. and Mrs. B F. Wood­ recovery, having Statesboro a com­ basis of his or her annlyzed, Liming give a total of about 14 handicap, though stranger qualifications Meditation Leon the misfortune of being injured. off U. S. 301. Thomaston newspaper publisher, be determined," says, the first in soil hours. ward, Mr. and Mrs.' W. S. la­ step restoring while in to see him would discover and if they meet your teachers of t.he rattlesnake." nier and working with a corn har- Several other cooperators have ing require­ despairing spell- "means fertility. If Mr. and Mrs. H. H. pullets just coming into pro­ vester Saturday. Mr. lewis will their ditches that his and is ments, give him or her an oppor­ Lawrence E. Jr. For of State and Zetterower. Mrs. J. H. Ginn as­ surveyed, designed hearing speech Houston, duction are getting enough be able to return to Payment County not sisted Mrs. Zetterower. his home and will be ready for construe­ tunity to prove their abilities. light they will stop and this week. greatly impared. WAITING POWER t� the hit the laying lion as soon as it is dry shoulder, ditch, often show Mr. and Mrs. John Meln were enough You be in for a some neck molt. If to According to Mr. Bates Lovett, may surprise-s­ and rolled over two or three Mr. and Mrs. Clevy Deloach do the lob. Hurricane Gracie not checked. this neck molt also speakers at Emmit Grove JESUS KNEW of the needs TAXES may visited Mr. and slowed down construction chairman of the Local just as we were. times before coming to a halt. FOR 1959 Church Mrs. Wolter of Handicap­ of his progress to a fOil body molt In Baptist making Mr. and disciples long before they The trucker got down to the It Royals Sunday. ditches considerably, especially there are now ten And the in some birds. Mrs. W. W. Jones' as headquar­ ped Committee, you'll forget handicap understood them. Perhaps, that wreck as soon as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest in the lower of the possible and ters. also NeSmith part county was They visited in many workers and dis c 0 vel' that you have the reason, among others, two battered and Practically all large commer­ visited relatives at Marlow where the need exists. handicapped registered helped slightly of the homes in this Sun- greatest they called him lord. The books will remain cial follow a community. at the local State another employee who will be inebriated gentlemen from the Seems open poultrymen good day. Other cooperators In tho Employment light but In his last conversation with smashed automobile. management program, DENMARK SEWING CLUB Mrs. D. W. Bragan and dough- process of constructing draiu­ Service at 34 North Main Street, loyal, and turn you in a day's work 4-H club members and other them before to carryon ter, Jane, visited relatives in ditches or have them leaving "Why did you turn into the until December after which Th Denmark S win C I u b age survey, a 20, small flock owners over- include a office for pay. his he instructed oft.en I Fla. They general day's earthly work, ditch?" he To which the ... begwere Jucksonvtlle, for the week- cd, designed and ready for con­ asked, to Me look this Wed· them to very vital factor in end. go to Jerusalem and driver replied. "Well, I just fig­ _ loekwood ��� er�t strueuon include Robert Cox wait entert�lned for the baptism of the Holy ured that if that ahead of Taxes become due and g.etting egg produc- Mrs. of Denmark: Ruel Clifton of· thing past yon non. Donm?ximumt YJ.aM�r�eO:i� ��t�l ��s��� �� upon their lives. THE FORTY-FIRST National vities in the United States. The ican is a for delay any RA Spirit me was as wide as it was Legion foree good lon�er, Lanier as co-hostess. Mrs. A. YUON CONNOR WITH Emit: Clesby Denmark in the high, on those It Convention of the American' Le· Crusade for Freedom and Radjo in the communities where re� lights laYing Denmark is never easy to wait, es· I could never get around it." G. Rocker led the devotional. U.S. MARINES IN JAPAN Community; Jim Mc­ will be . gion held in Free. The Work of the liable fot' interest. Pg�jle��e First must come a lot of that A OUl' 11at pecially in our day. Yet, Shere Troubles are like this. 'I;hey may Minneapolis-St. Europe, sponsible leaders are active in Mrs. G. R. Lewis, vice Cormick of Brooklet: Leo n schooling-and g,'eat response goes up Paul in president, . ore as August of this was work done on the local level local Post Activities. Ameri­ JAPAN of times when it is the only not be wide as they first ap­ yeaI' FBI, The presided over the business meet- IWANKI, (FIHNC)- Holloway Register: James the most takes Ie's never too soon to sav- a HUITicane to do. To do seems A little perhaps colorful and by Legion Posts and the work can have come to Manne son of J. WII, money, It was wonderful response! Gracie merely brush­ thing nothing pear. little patience-a people depend CA TTLE FEEDING lng, In th absence of the presi- Sgt. Raybon Connor, Rogers Brooklet: Kelly begin the ever held of to most of us. in with them can largest in the his­ of volunteers in the veterans upon local to If drtt. Mrs. J. M. Bird of Route IIams of Esla and ed Statesboro and Bulloch frustrating waiting dealing Legionnaires carry you're thinking about 'tart- During the social hour a 2, Community The of Statesboro and County, of the Box for people We seem to that there sometimes save a wreck of more tory Legion. ho.pitals. the of __'_ 30A, Statesboro F. Williams of States­ ing your youngsters' education, forget I respoQsibility guarding COME IN AND PAY NOW ing your cattle on feed, here's I�------Georgia, Everett college but we here know she was in the and Bulloch have theil' ore some to work thun an automobile, Of more than the of their a husband of the former Miss boro. County paid things for, significance these com­ security community tip that might help you make head each until \ Following special day the cattl. We wiII welcome accounts in their names. borhood, and there are other to the size of colorful and where local posts have' fail­ more Mary Ziatich of "blood debt" to the Me­ neigh things display pre· mendations the profit. are on lull feed. LaGrange, III., _ Talmadge A LSO, WAITING fills our Legion urged, is wait for. sented the was the ed to do this evil has into with Aircmft by parade a crept and As serving Marino mol'ial in and We toss our hat into hearts with inner among other things, speed-up ReseC\rch experience you may well know, feed- Ho'spital Augusta high up strength and tremendous effort forth life. Control Squadron Four at the Someone aptly put it: "We put by of the U. S. ICBM community shows that cattle should be fed ing cattle winter Is of· we aJ'e now the for power. This is what Jesus want­ progTam, during Marine Air in ail' the fine in which can work a the to the convention From north to from Corps Fucillty, Iwa­ good standing. way for but we delegates maintenance south, all the will eat ten the . living, ed his to have. As it of the National hay they along toughest feeding period can wait djsciples to call to the attention of the east to the name of the kuni. Japan. 01'. the Power the only for the spring." Guard at a west, with their feed. To a has. This Rufus O. Payne, Superin­ Georgia Company, came to them present strength, WINFIELD LEE starting producer feeding per· There is no through patient American some American st.ands for The Control doubt, we have be· people important more civil defense Legions start the cattle on feed, iod be Squadron joined The Bulloch Bank tendent of the Memol'ial Stat sboro it will also come to us. adequate pro­ they ca.n extremely expensive Talmadge Telephone Company, COlTIe in but waiting, facts the American for the the First Marine Aircraft County experts nclivity, concel'ning measures outstanding programs Tax should be one of unless adequate is Wing Some gram, stronger ngainst Commissioner, Bulloch County given pound feeding plan. has advised tho city and street main­ amateurs in twelve years ago, I of life. conservatioh of OUr human re­ in in Hospital, Miss 'Sarah engineer passivity. way the sale concentrate per head This ned for and saved. or Japan early August after only. found of obscene literature, daily. Hay silage tence went to work myself with the preaching sources. The Voice of Demo­ of from it former home -Member Federal Insurance Hall, head of the Welfare depal'tJnent, funds to combat delin­ quantily concentrate should usually provides the most ccono- traveling Deposit Corporation- county WAITING HELPS US to look in first evan­ NEWS WAS MADE at the matching responsibility my cracy oratorical contests for our be increased one·half mical base at the Marine Air and on the slate and a pound per winter feed for catle. Corps Ulat he is during after the storm. at our troubles Often effort. convention as the qency level, Depal'tment "pleased" aright. the gelistic The feeling of be­ Legion again youth, the American Legion Jr. Facility, Santa Ana, California. we count as nationwide study of the pro­ with the announcement that the Loose lines aJ'e extreme­ things trouble de· ing unequal to the task haunted demonstrated the tremendous baseball power blems from program, the scholar­ FARM FIRE LOSSES ceive us. I read a good story on me day and night. However, influence it maintains on all stemming i1legiti· county is to it's debt. ly Downed ship program and a host 04' Defective heating equipment. prepared pay dangerous. telephone this just tho other day. thcre was one experience, Ire· levels of government. Presdnt to macy. other worthwhile projects such COl.VI:E IN" faulty chimneys and flues. de­ r'1'��Eiiil!�����IIIC�::32��]3tJ�!J��:E���iI������i;bJg;ag;Z�III1I1� On Octobm' lines create hazaJ'ds. Littered The driver of one of Lhese which and in address the and TOX».A.Y% 1, 176 citizens of tnornber, helped,' Legionaires, FUNERALS TODAY .,'e certain as the General Pro­ fective and over·Joaded " Assembly trucks was saw wiring: streets causo confusion. auto-transport clriv· the end, me througtT.( through them the American peo­ OUI' county reported to the Reo­ ness the delegates in Assembly gram to teach youth the pride systems, and careless smoking ing one night in a heavy He Each an hour before were such leaders as Vice fog. evening, ple, numerous of a of state MASSEY-FERGUSON are often the cause of reation C e n tel' for the visit and adopted resolutions being part govern­ fatal fires. Working together separate­ decided to light up his rig a the service, I found to President Senator my way Nixon, Lyn· for action the National ment-aIl are Farm losses have little by Con­ accomplishments Increased Market Your of the the more, for sake, so u beautiful hillside near don B. Johnson of the Peanuts Bloodmobile and whose safety's grassy Regional ly agencies, responsi­ Texas, gress, the President, and all for which the people of Ameri­ nearly one-fifth since 1950 and he turned on the of the church, the val· leader of oflfered to be headHghts overlooking majority the Senate; ca can wave two and half cent blood donors. 130 bilities include safeguarding tile t.he levels of government. Speaking high the banner per since lost car on the top rack. ley. Waiting quietly in the pre· Senator Kerr of Oklamhoma who out these resolutions of the American year. Considering these in­ of whole blood wel'e secured in such went He continued on down strongly, Legion. pints public emergencies, the sence of God, feasting my eyes received the serv­ distinguished contained such calls for creases, it is that we rond without action important and were eaJ'­ about their and ef­ incident when sud· upon His handiwork, � discov· ice medal from the AFL­ THE NATIONAL reputation of seventy-nine pints jobs quickly legion. as would strengthen National make sure that homes are can· denly an oncoming car dodged ered power for the task at hand. the American 1: with J marked CIO President General Legion is structed so for the Talmadge Memo­ fectively. Meaney; Security, put more emphasis on very ,that the family can your louis head of NATO jealously guarded those who rial Norstad, Americanism, give sedous at­ by escape and that fire fighting Hospital. We comend them for it. forces in the find themselves in of Europe; Army tention to the Child Welfare places equipment is available to help In Chief of leadership. It is well that this 01'. statement to Staff. Army the fire.• Paynes' Secretary problems, study rehabilition pro· extinguish This week. Brucker and a host of other feeling exists on all levels of the which is National Fire Miss Hall he said that the hospital grams for dependent veterans, Preven· national work done the for no tion GOLD Reason fOl' leaders. by Legion would be a KIST make certain changes in the Week, good PEANUT .G.ROWERS in had gl'eatness Augusta admitted sixty­ can remain time to The and in organization strong . check for fire hazards National Scene THE AMERICAN took housing programs general three this If need for the Legion unless that strength is found in around farm or chal'ity patients year you explanation urged a con\inued effort by your home. time out to praise such outstand. the interest and work of all it's and administered to them free of Bulloch Ulen government to deal with all greatness County ing contributions to our Nation­ membership. LANDSCAPE By U, S, Rep, Prince H, Preston problems affecting the American PLANNING services which are valued lit tum to aJloUler in this week's al Welfare as the report of the We in Statesboro page America do well when Plant Planning-the secret to many American Bar Association People. $18,122. Herald and read the story on the speci� we salute the work of the successful endeavors-Is also al on Red All across America Our committee report acti- the Amer· American Legion. what it takes to obtain East hat goes high into the ail' activities of the Bulloch THE NATIONAL SCENE unity, (Formerly Georgia Peanut County lessly, employing every possible and Company) for harmony, balance, proper the generous response for Home Demonstration Clubs. If the recent to tactiC, whether it be visit the political, spacing in the landscape design >;) United Slates of economic, subversive or ,blood. The AmericaJl Legion, the Read there what the ladies of Premier Nikita military. of your yard. Planning can eli­ Khrushchev served useful minate Kiwanis Club at any 'We must understand the many mistakes. Brooklet, Rock­ the are and that county doing you'll it. was for the American Here are purpose, Communist leaders consider some pOinters to well, and the oUler are to Thru J's group, find pa.rt of the secret which people to have the opportunity their the of keep in mind when nations as being at war choosing It's YOUR be to Market·· commended for their interest, first hand the and YOUR trees, Plant study for makes the citizens of Bulloch the personal· with the Free \Vol'ld, including shrubs, flowers ity of the leader who your And to evel'y person who had a cunning our own United States. Khrush­ yeard: great people Uley aJ:e. has vowed his � I. Be that of • sure the new fit system in the October 1 Bloodmobile chev has been quoted as saying: plants PaJ't would us. into the over-all You don't make 2,283 visits to government "bury" "We declare war. Vie will win design. we on behalf 2. • visit, say, of the This leader of 200 million over Select plants that arc QUICK UNLOADING sick WiUlOUt a the United States. The russell people neighborly vIrgInIa to adapted the area. county, "ThaJlks." peoples, who are total strangers threat is nOl the rCBM, but in particular motiva.tion. You don't fix 3. Think of the 1,166 to the freedoms we take the field of SOME AMERICANS have a wept or screamed. plant at its It was a great demonstration of many peaceful production. loudly Wails DR, DAVID W, A. TAYLOR, • mature size and allow room for GRADING BY trays to take to sick people with­ for granted, showed us that he \Ve are relentless in and tendency to look on other coun· came from every COIller of the EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL what OUI' can do when this, in writing about funerals in it to people they is n customs as It was a grow. Small shrubs in a out an You don't devot.ed followel' of the will prove t.he supCliority of tries" being strange chuch. horrible, grue· set out-giving spirit. "Christian Faith and Christian I nursery are often tileh' mind to it-that is if Mal'Xist·Leninist. doctrine of our system." and pagan, without ever rea Hz· Some experience for a child and deceiving. take flowel'S to 930 sick Funerals," had this to about 4. Consider the • SCALES people COllll11unism. The dominant im­ that our cusoms are it took to overcome say maintenance TESTED REGULARLY FOR YOU it is worthy, if it is de to All his tour of the ing perhaps years lhe igned during the casket, "111e of re to the new without love for your fellow citi- left in the minds of the even to the I there of simplest quired keep planl pression United we heard stranger foreign impression got death. help OUI' and if it is States, coming caskets is as' well. Do not it ir community, zen. American cannot be other bretllren. equally appropriate looking plant people from the Premier:s own FUNERALS TODAY are ce,tain to .<:! lips the as the most elaborate. It can not be • HIGHEST CASH help their fellowman. than that of a determined Tndeed, A WHOLE WORTH kept presentable. PRICES very familial' and wom of The of the American Iy more dignified, but PREPAID are phrases the story dignity in the nature of 5. a ,> These only three of the man very the Christ $IOO Buy good plants from with a fanatical belief that can not Communist pr'o p a an dis t the Chinese furnish evidence of a we g s, watChing putting serve, simplicity is more to reputable dealer. many things that tile ladies of his system of government inevit­ christian's belief in "peace," "peaceful co-existence," rice on the grave of an ancestor eternal life. be desired than WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW • STORAGE FOR GOVERNMENT LOANS ably will triumph over the Free extravagance. Ule county home demonstra.tion and "peaceful competition." \Ve asked, "When do you think your Surely Christians ought to of the "A Nations world. would do well to know what believe variety of Christian groups clubs did and are doing. keep in mind ancestor will eat the rice?" they about IL is death. If are the ancient MASSEY·FERGUSON true that While here he the fact that the Communists The Chinese replied. "When they understand and reviving practice 50 TRACTOR • COMPLETE-LATEST MARKET INFORMATION do these because made overtures of set not believe that (formerly a b s e r v e d in all SURE! They things peace and do attach to these words your ancestor smells the flowers death is a temporary the ror more confer­ same from churches .... of the That', rIght, Mauey·Ferguson offen you $100.00 for fuel prepaid when you aJ'e there to be done. stage talks, the meanings as we do. you put on his grave." separation their loved ones ) covering buy your they They casket ence and He went To us mean what here and a with the church's linen new Mf SO tractor. • You Are the One That do these to the negotiations. they they say. joining Christ in Shares in Net tilings according OUR AMERICAN funeral cus­ funeral thus the Savings before the United at ions and To the Communists, these terms paradise, then some of our cus­ pall, obscuring Why? Just to prove 10 you that you've picked the most efficient, mOlt .conomlcal-Io�run We Do, do lams are if we Golden Rule, They these Ulings a for world dis­ bear n of a quite pagan really toms would be distinction between rich and presented plan connotation tempor­ changed. 3-plow t,aefor in Its clan. Is going to foot the fUll bill. for the the much Ves-Mosley-f.rgulc;m because they love doing things armament and because the stage ary nature, one that will give give subject thought. poor. IT WAS A to flut month. of operation of your new MF SO. was his for the his them a from To be sure, they have improved joy attend a TRACTOR which lead tilem to a fuller life. day, plan respite heated COm­ "In Christian faith and a I funeral several months proc· You c�n take your choice of ,e,mod.l. with the convenience of for front· received world-wide until are in fashion. well remember ago mOUliting pads pUblicity. petition they again tice there is no for the , I where the necessity The Mf and And we love them for it, and are to mote one of the few funerals lever' congregation stood mounted implements. 50 has high torque power the world famoul and most Lost in competitive light of ready press strongly for open viewing of the casket in attended as a child. I and sang the This Generator Ulat we can call the that surrounded his world domination. prevailed Doxology. imitated Ferguson System with outstanding 4·Way Work Control. proud county publicity was any place--home, funeral parlor, upon my mother to let me attend done at my mother's-in-Iaw dramatic visit was the fact that It must be remembered that Or the Don" min tho Manoy-Forgu,on FREE FUEL OFFER, , , II', Good For A lImllod Tlmo and in work ow' church, under Only. which they home this funeral because the deceased funeral, she Indeed, the before the Russian having requested it YOU who been stresses and and II has PROFIT day KhrushChev, beg­ limitations of the was the mother of a school mate. while she liVed. county. Premier spoke to the United Na­ ging for an invitation to the hour of At the funeral of a bereavement, open-cas­ The casket was al the Christian COME IN AND SEE US NOW tions, a Brit ish delegate to the United Stataes since he rose to opened ket t.ends to too there is 8 wonderful viewing place U. a church and in the opportunity Starter N. made disarmament pro­ power, personally created a new every body great an emphaSis the for the family to witness before upon phy� The Bulloch Herald similar to Khrushchev's. over church filed down the nisles and posal crisis the controversial Ber­ sical instrument of our mortal SELL YOUR the world, its belief in God and PEANUTS AT YOUR MARKrI' Established March 1937 - Published 111e difrerence was that the lin situation. The new by the casket. Some threw them· 26, Every Thursday only ('.risis led His expression. Since the Christian Your MASSEY-FERGUSON selves across the casket and promises. Work British plnn recommended a to a meeting of Foreign Ministers dead are 'absent from the body' Deal.er COLEMAN LEODEL specific met.hod of inspection, who failed to reach an agree­ THE MINISTER shouldn't and 'present with the Lord' (II '* G. C. COLEMAN which is vital to disarma­ Editor any ment because of the stubborn­ reel that he has to enlogize the Corinthians 5:8), the casket 9 £ag Vine Street Advertising ment plan. The refusal of Russia ness of the Russian minister. I his visit has to some ac­ dead at the A well be Tumer degree funeral. lire can may closed and remain Auto Gold Kist Peanut to on Growers suitable method think it these Statesuaro, Georgia Director agree any is reason3ble to assume complished pUlposes. neither be added to nor taken closed." of inspect ion has been t.he that the Russian created this At the time it was announced from by talk. No minister knows There's little doubt in most Hoke East block to all new S. Parrish St. crisis over Berlin for he would visit I an­ Brunson GERALD previous the that most Entered at the Statesboro, Georgia Post Office. Second Class Postage Paid at Statesboro, stumbling us, lhe beautiful parts of a life Supply GROOVER, Mgr. Ga. disarmament Christians minds that we all Statesboro, under Act of March proposals. c.xpress purpose of obL1ining nounced to the press my opposi­ nor perhaps the sides Georgia, Congress, 3, 1887. ugliest of ought to think about S5 W, Main -' Dial 4-2127 1 don't think the Americans from the United States an invi· tion to the visit on the seriously grounds another life. But every minister 62 E. Main St, Ga, Phone PO a division of COTTON Our customs at funerals and Statesboro. 4·2141 Ga, PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1959 have been deceived by the visit tation for Khrushchev. He want­ that no good would come of it. knows the Statesboro. scriptures where omit not nor will lose of make the everything that does they sight the ed to t.he visit, knowing Now that Premier has come God's promises are found. Every show our victorious assurance SUBSCRJPTION RATES ract that the ultimate it would him I shall be objective that give greater and gone, most one is saved by God's grace and - that In the State: I Year $3.00, 2 Years $5.50 Out of State: I Year 2 of intemational upon death the Christian $3.50. Yea", $6.50 communism is stature at home and added pre­ anxious to see if any worthwhile not works so good why not passes into is Plus Sal.. Tax world dominat.ion. The Commun­ for glory and his body Georgia stige Communist Russia in accomplishments toward peace make the fUneral a time of ist this committed to the ground until its pursues objective l'elent· many foreign lands. No doubt actually develop from his visit. praising God? ·resurrection by Christ. .. • n d ImmunlU.. which under the lawl 01 the The Bulloch Herald L I ad Iprlvlled,OIState or Gearsla, now or here- ega oertising after may be vested In similar Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 8, 1959 corporations. 10. Petitlonera herewIth FAMILY pre- FAVORITES at R779 Twin "",. sent a certillcate of the secre­ Margaret Hodges. Low Price! a' Low, Bulloch CountJ I.ary of the State of Georgia Creek Circle, Dallas, Texas; they for Haye You I $5.00 or more food law. order,) required by being non-residents of the State PETI110N FOR CHARTER taches conditions not within the WHEREFORE, petltloners pray of Georgia; and together with "Worr( Stock? cor­ that they may be Incorporated STATE OF GEORGIA objecta and purposes of the all and the A. an Introcil.lltoT7 ..tvlce to under urore­ any and singular the nome and style .. ell.ntl, w. will live Countv of Bulloch poratlon. named de­ ,Pr'Ollltctl said with all heirs at law of said TOU th. lateat InformaUon and our TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF The of the the rights, powers, PKGS. 5. governing ... on what body and Immunities here­ You and each of you are pro, lonaJ opinion "PI SAID , ceased. COUNTY' corporation consists or a Board to tab on ."" lilted atock that r,rlvlleges"above set out and such other The petition of F. D. Russell, of Trustees composed or not hereby commanded to be and nMdt attention. Stricti, conftclen. rlshts, powers, and lIal. Simpl, lUI in and ..II coo. P. G. Franklin, Sr., W. H. Smith, less than four and not more privileges on the FIRST MONDAY (4) appear pen to the Manapf, InYMWr'. immunities as ore or moy here­ � /)J and A. B. McDougald, all of than ten members who shall R....reh Service No (10) be In November 1959. before the Department, after conferred upon corpora­ no on. will (Limit one with a , Jr'lBu loch County, Georgia, re- be elected In the manner provld­ oblhraUon; and eall. $5.00 or more food t; tions of like character under or said Coun­ order') ed In the of the cor­ Court of Orninary By-Laws the laws 01 the State. If there E. f, "UnON All COMPAIIY to the ty to show cause, any s"t'���ftl����sd�I��et;o�rtin. porsuon be adopted by , • be the In solemn IS OFFICES HATIONWIDB corporated and made a body Incorporators. COHEN AIIIDERSON why probate MEMIElS NEW YOll( Petitioner. form of the Will of sold above STOCK corporate under the laws of thl. 6. The Attorney for EXCHANGE Incorporators, by major. should not be 2 Sfr•• S.W. State as set forth In the corpora­ IN TIlE SUPERIOR COURT OF named decedent 'ryor t, ty vote, shall have the power to the ATLANTA, GEORGIA Act as Bulloch had. In Witness Whereof, tlon of 1938, amended, all and con­ County, Georgia adopt rules by-laws Honorable of the Court of under the name and style of Judge STOCK _ slstent with the charter and the ORDER OF COURT State and Coun­ 1,.1. 1960 ford Ordinary of said TIlE JOHN KNOX DAY conduct of the affairs and actlvl­ G.laxle Town Vicluria .h.re. Ihe .1I·new .1"Una eh.raclerliltle. of the olher Ford INVESTMENT GOAL.. _ The of F. D. ty. Seal of said County Officer. .'; INC. ties 01 the The foregoing petition model't ".:1 bear. unmi.lall.ble rclcmhlance to Ihe .Ie.anl Thunderbircl The new Galaxle I. NUMIEl profile. OF SHAIES _ SCHOOL, corporation. P. G. B Russell, Franklin, Sr., qne inch lower Ihan the 1959 bUI h•• mere Interior room than evee for a of d f T t b te of moclel, for .Ix bi. penona before._ R. P. MIKELL, of period thlrty-flve (35) Judge NA"'E' _ W. H. Smith, .Jr., and A. B. The Galnxie .110 I. ••• of renewal t���thl�ds shall Dnll.ble two-or four-door .eden. AU .'ord. for 1'960 han the .Uni.U.e, for. Court of of years with full right orrts"';;;'em�er�� the Ordinary ADDResS have incorporated fronl roof pmar tI.a. ellmlnate•• be "do. lei" lor e••Iee . as may be by law, the power to amend, wa:ct en.rl. Bulloch County, Georgia �cJ!�Utt�dna�e �� �Iopln. CITY· with Its priner,roVidedpol office at such modify or revoke all rules and B. H. RAMSEY, Sr. Atty. SrATE...._ mE JOHN KNOX DAY place In Bulloch County, as the by-taws and to adopt additional for Petitioner rules and agreed upon a division of said CITATION CITATION Trustees may from time to time by-laws consistent SCHOOL, INC. estate and praying for an order, IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY Bulloch diterminc. with the charter and the conduct has been rcad GEORGIA County duly presented, should not be granted and said 2. The and of of the affairs and activities of HEREAS C W L J object. purposes and considered, and It appearing order of Court granted. This, OF BULLOCH COUNTY said nre as follows: the corporation. Dan G. Lee, 'Ad";lnlsO:::;'to:� to the an": - corporation Court that said petltlon tho 2nd day of October, 1959. IN RE: Application of M. E. FORD McLEOD to conduct 8 preparatory school 7. The unless is within the and Intent of C. W. Lee, Sr., represent to corporation, purview Aldermen to probate in solemn for and otherwise t�e terms of the laws of the Court in their' petition, duly boys �Irls, instructing required by this State npplic- R. P. MIKELL, Ordinary, form the will of J. J. them In the various branches of of shall have ante thereto and It Thompson filed and entered on record, that any contribution, turthor - Bulloch County, which order for servo art and other the In the Georgia deceased, have administered Iit.nLure, SCience, power discretion of appearing that all of said laws [hey fully Surveying Engineering Maxwell• loe . was B H RAMSEV,.Sr by publication oppropirate subjects, nnd em­ Auy granted said estate. This Is therefore to said court on 11, phasizing the development of ���i���st��ht� f�r Petitioner by September cite all persons concerned, kind- ��tgai�a�lIf;,��t�i� ha�te l�e��r:byIlYo�'1:>m��g ��� 1959. the prlnclples of Christian which they may have been re- I ADJUDGED that sold petition 10·29·4tc # 132 red and creditors, to show cause, • Lb. S.WEET TREAT character and to celved and also to ------____ if ban. said Ad· SLICED citizenship; buy sell, and the same is hereby grant- TO: Mrs. Parker Lanier and any they why DIXIE � Ibe • DARLING administer and dis­ and in minlstrators should not be receive, exchange otherwise deal cd; and petitioners, their success- Mrs. Rosa and all dis- other NOTICE TO DEBTS Thompson, burse funds and property bonds, real estate and all and assigns, are hereby in- and charged from their Admlnlstra- No. 2Y2 law . Bag singular the heirs at of I LINE - SUBDIVISION for such educational purposes; otherstockSiorms of at and made a AND CREDITORS and receive letters of dls- PROPERTY property public corporated body said decedent. tion, Cans Pkg and to carry on any business or or private sale "wltbout the lor. for Charter under the on the l st in PINEAPPLE corporate OO55lon, Monday HOUSE 3 51°0 Of 12 I' GEORGIA Bu IIoch Count - , " DINNER In connection with and order of court or' other and of The John y You 1959. FARM LOAN SURVEYS ROLLS activity any and each of are here- November, TOPOGRAPHIC 10 style you All Credttors of the estate of Incident to the above purposes authority and to Invest and reo InameKnox Day School Inc without I commanded to be and R. P. MIKELL, Ordinary GREEt-- by appear 00 not to cor.. James L. Lim" ••ith 0 ,,00 or more VAN CAMP forbidden non-orollt Invest any funds belonging to capital stock and' with ail the Mathews, deceased, on the first in Novem- 1O·29·4tc # 136 GMJ food "d. late of said state and Monday poratlons by the laws of Geor­ the corporation at nny time In right', powers, and county, are the I prlviledges ber, 1959, before Court of 303 such securities and hereby notified to render In their OITAT�-· • gta. property, Immunities set forth In said Ordinary of said county to show No. 2Y2 3. Said corporation Is not real and personal, that Ihe Trus- with such add- demands to the undersigned ac- GEORGIA Bulloch County GIANT Cans petition, together cause, If there the PEAS any be, why 2 33, Cans to and all Pork organized and shall not be tees, In their sole discretion, see Itlonal cording persons THE COURT OF ORDINARY '& Beans 4 rights, powers, privileges law, solemn form of the $100 for or to are reo p�ubute I� lINOF COUNTY "- operated pecuniary gain fit irrespective of whether such 1nd immunities as are now or indebted said. cstatt: BULLOCH, Will of said decedent should nat - and shall have no Investments are or are not de- quired to make Immediate pay- In re: of FORD McLEOD CARNATION profit capital may hereafter be afforded by the bea. h d application Raymond 3 INSTANT stock. No of the Investments for of ment to the undersigned. This G. as to RIGHTS RESERVED part property slgnated as·legal laws this State to similar Hodges, executor, P'\)- QUANTITY 46·oz. of said corporation and no port trust funds .nder the laws of 5th day of October, 1959: the Honorable bate in solemn form the will of corporations. Witness Judge & PRIC1:S GOOD Thru Oct. 8 Qt. of Its net shall at any This the 15 Jo Mathews Blitch; Mary I. deceas- Surveyors Enqineers Saturday, 10th. Cans earnings Georgia. day of September ' of the Court of Ordinary of said Benj Morgan Hodges, time enure to the benefit of 1959. which order for service DRY Size any 8. The officers of the corpora. State and County. This Septem- ed, by Swainsboro, MILK 59; shal'Molder or In­ Georgia a private tion shall be a e �e':v�e��d���\�Jvl���c":,; ber II, 1959. I rUNK WAONa'LLI Hunt's dlvldual. Mathews Ramsey, Execu- Board of Trustees,ChalrmVlana ceo0Cfhthla r- Judge, Superior �o�rt �f��I��� SEAL OF SAID �����°3.ew� �:;�1o7to��� BE 7-7279 6·az. 4. The shall have tors of the Will of James COUNTY. To: Mrs. Jaunlta NeSmith BE 7-7339 corporation man, a Secretary and a Treasur- County 1959, the power and .. to ac­ Flied In L Mat hew s deceased R. P. MIKELL, Ordinary of Jacksonville, 239 East 15th �::�:::� Tomato Paste 2 Cans thorlly er. The latter two offices may office, Sept. 15, 1959. Day lltight ENC'YCLOPEDla cept gifts, contrtbutlons and Clerk Siatesboro B H: Fred T. Lanier and Robert S. Street; Florida; Mra. Alva Mae • POWELL, G.orgla- Blue for Petitioner. Our Label �':u.�: s�;11 h�;e lhersaou�hO�ye n,�J]; Ramse)!, S'r., Attorney"': Lanier, Attorneys Vallentine, 1817 Shelton Road, Easy to Own BOOK·A·WEEK Plan! 10·29-4tc 10 ·29·4tc and ..... 1 Y2·Lb. ��:�esth� '::t1�rmo�fd��'!':Zl. to create additional offices, to #131 #135 Jacksonville, Florida; Mrs.IL ..1 NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED appoint committees and to em· I KARO SYRUP Bot. , ,_ , _ VOLUME No. 1 peraonnel to the JO FRANK LEADER 0 NEAL ploy operate Instant educational facilities and such Vs. NOW ON SALE Strach Don't other agents and employees as KERMIT P. O'NEAL 12·oz. they deem advisable. The Trus· Suit for Divorce In SuperIor Pkg. 2P tees shall serv" a. such without Court of Bulloch County. Announcing! NIAGA�A compensation. To KerOOt P O'Neal defendent Fobric Rinse forget ' 9. The corporation, upon the In laid matt�r: Pint vote of the Trustees majority (or You are hereby commanded to NU SOFT Bot. such vote as be reo larger may be and appear at the next tenn herein qulred or by law), shall of the Superior Court of Bul. Regular hnve the ... to do and NEW po"" A WONDERFUL WORLD per· loch OF County, to answer form Georgia, any and all of the powers the complaint of the this plaintiff, by charter or by mentioned In the caption In her UNIT STARCH 2Pkgs.3P the Laws ��o:\i:":':U:':'::';;"'1 By· adopted pursuant suit against you for divorce. thereto or the Golden Cooking Oil by lawa of the Witness the Honorable J. L. FINEST FORDS State of and Georgia, shall like- Renfroe, Judge of .ald Court. Quart ...... _....._-_ wISe have all ..... Iconferred other poweri, This 17 day of Sept., 1959. OF A LIFETIME MAZOLA OIL Bottle HATTIE POWELL, Clerk of FORDS FOR 1960 This new Ford like aU the Superior Court of Bull 0 c h Galaxie, Spry County. new, beautlfuUy proportioned 1960 Lb. AII.n & Edenfield, AUys. Fords. 11 Ityled from a Dew view­ SHORTENING 3 Can 10·15-4tc. No. 129. point. Thdilllonal automotive ele­ gance oomhlnea with modem design c NOTICE SWIFT PREMIUM GR, "A" Dr. & Dr, FROZEN Liquid Cleanser ill the "yle of a new deadel QUICK GEORGIA, Bulloch County. Pint In the Superior Court ot said HANDY ANDY, Bot. 39' ��u��om It May Concern. Granulated Take notice that S. J. Proc· tor has flied In sold court a Lge. petition to register the SILVER DUST Pkg. seeking . 35' following lands under the pro­ BUTIERBALL Water Conditioner visions at the Land Registration 16·oz. Law, to wit: ALL All that certain tract or par. CALGON Pkg. 33'1 cel of land situate, lying and be­ SIZES Controlled Suds ing in the 1209th G.M. District 24·oz. ot Bulloch County. Georgia, con· LB. taining 79 acres, more or less, REGU,LAR ALL Pkg. 39'1 and bound now or formerly as Detergent follows: On the North :'y lands 1, ot the Remer Proctor Estate; 19·oz. on the South by lands of the W. FLUFFY ALL Pil'g. 33'1 S. Preetorius Estate; on the tor Your Dishwosher South by lands ot Mrs. H. F. In l¢o, for the first time in Elettric Heat Hook; and on the West by lands history, 20·oz. ot M. G. Brannen. This the not TURKEY being your Ford I;}ealer presents not one, two, DISH-ALL' Pkg. same land to S. J. Boston Butt Palmetto ·Farm. conveyed \ n,w of Ford cars, , , Detergent PROVIDES THE PERFECT Proctor by Warranty Deed from but 'hree lines I·Lb. Hickory Sweet Mrs. J. A. dated De­ see Wilson, Now you can theJl1-thc Finest Fords of a Ford savings, however, only begin with a 101!' PORK ROAST POTATO SALAD Cup Lge. Gt. cember 7, 1939. and recorded 1. The Fords-The Finest Fords of a l¢o Lifetimel Economy·minded l'airlanes, Big-value price, You save still more with engines that thrive SURF Pkg. Pkg. in Book 126. page 362, Bulloch 82'" beautiful from Poi", Fairlanc 500's. Galaxies. A on gas and save to a dollar on New Blue County rccords. Lifetime, any of View, Elegant breath-taking regular up every Eat·Rite Thick Polmetto Farms new Sun liner convertible and a brand-new hard. tanHul ... a Full·Flow You are warned cause oil filter that leu Indoor Climate! to show worth more from Poin' Value! you I-Lb. Lge. Gt. every the Starliner. there's mile, I�, of model, Then 4,000 between oil •• to the contrary, if any you have, top flasJling go changes, Diamond SLICED BACON SU. BOLOG'NA 1'1<'9. 39'" PIM. CHEESE CUD RINSO Pkg. 33¢ Pkg. on a whole new world of Stadon Lustre Finish never before said Court the 17th 2. The Falcon-The New-size Ford, Wagon Living. that needs waxing ••• alumi. of 1959. l¢o ( too. It all adds to 15 variations of nized mumen that Mild, Gentle • NO MESS-NO PIPES OR FLUES TO day October, up glittering nonn.lly lut twice .. long SUnnyland This 4th of the world's most new car and the most theme I as day September, world's ncwest, elegant styling conventional types, •• new, wer, 1iuck-Size Philadelphia Lge. 1959. erp,rietlced CLEAN OR REPLACE. And Ford sets the new trend in Ford's brakes that are the ever in Ford', 8·oz. LUX HATTIE POWELL, Clerk, Bul the easiest car in the world to own I power. biggen history FLAKES Pkg. Thunderbird 292 V·S and 352 V·S, like the fa· • , • and new sofHread, cord tires that tua. CREAM CHEESE Pkg. FLAME-NO FUEL TO HAUL loch Superior Court. Tyrex SMOKED Sausaga �� • NO last The Thunderbird, •• mous Maker a new world of Johnston & Ussery 3. Mileage Six, bring quieter, longer, 2./ l¢o 79; tor Petitioner. smoother, hotter In these are the Oscar Sandwich or GEORGIA SMOKED SLAB Fragrant • NO GASES TO CONSUME OXYGEN Attys. The World's Most Wanted Carl perfonnance-on regular gas. every way Finest Fords of your Mayer Spread Superbrond Detergent 10·15·4tc No. 130 J&U. Lifctimel See To top it all, the I'inest Fords oC a Lifetime arc them at your Ford Dealer'sl 8,oz. 2·Lb. LIFEBUOY NO PILOT LIGHT TO FAIL for Ford is still to outvalue LUX • CITATION priced sa"ings, priced B Pkg. Cheese Cup L� LIQuiD all models of its raunschweiger Cottage Bulloch comparable major competitors, FORD DtVIStON, Reg. ¢ 12·oz. GEORGIA, County BACON 39, • the New-Size Ford·..• To all creditors and all other Introducing r5£Fd.J/(gwr�. 2 Bars 21 Can 39¢ HEAT ,\ interested persons of the ostal, ELECTRIC of Russell Deloach, deceased; the 1960 Ford Vanilla or YOli 31'e hereby required to show TIlE FALCON Strawberry Is As Safe As An cause before the Court of Ordin­ FaImTL--=;PO FORDOR JONATHAN ALL PURPOSE SEDAN 'Fragrant Deodorant ary of said on the first Meet the New-size I'ord - tbe Falconi Hcrc's " car with Soap county the world's most ELECTRIC LIGHT! Monday in Novemeher, 1959, of room Cor six adul.. and all their ·It's plenty big luggage. new car why the petition of Mrs. Russell experienced LIFEBUOY PROTEX sized to handle and like a "small" car , .. to park powcred is the easiest car Deloa.ch, an heir at law of said Both ¢ lW and like a car •• , and built like flO other Reg. .. "big" in the world to own! named deceased, setting out that P �imb lb. Bars car for bag 2 31 3 Bars 2.9¢ for said Russell DeLoach, died in· savlllgsl APPLES 5 Unequalled Economy, testate in tlli'S and 39� state, county It gives you up to 30 miles per gallon on rcgular gas. and that said estate owes no Convenience Aluminized mumers last twice -as long as Comfort, debts, and that the heh's at law normally ordinary , kinds. A FuIl·Flow oil filter Ie .. 4,000 miles be· Toilet of said named deceoscd, have you go ICE CREAM FRESH TENDER POLE Soap Deodorant Soap Cleanliness, & Safety, tween oil changes. Even insllRlnce can cost you lessl And this Falcon is the world's'most experienced new

Agen Frozen Green Taste '0 s.��. or c� COMET LONG -GRAIN W}1itl� ONIONS 5 Ibs. Z Ibs. 35c WHITE PEAS 6 Plc:gs. $100 FILLETS � Ipt��.$l�Oper.

- � I 1'" � • RICE Ib "j �4 �7e ... \ _. _t _ .., �.�""' _:, ... J: _;. •• ,: ""�''_ I ..... : ruat.rc �ALE The Bulloch Herald Rockwell News Bulloch County. S.H.S. and Nevils News The Bulloch Herald By virtue 01 an order of the speech L I AdS Ordinary of said state and coun- Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 8, 1959 sold at Statesboro, Georgia, October 8,1969 ega ty, there will be public , Thursday, IGEORGIA, I _ music students George Edmonds honored on his c::= ��;�b��. t�35t�r�tt ��:st'tu�� MISSION STUDY COURSE "Which Africa?" tin and Re- • Young 33 we em 0 er daughters. Wanda. Walter lanier and Ion. ' Way Rock ZZ Billy; door In Geor- '. , STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP Statesboro. CI Illni'fie d A d ver+isemen+s wor s or I 75c The will te open for oyees if 25 d ess, inser- TO BE IN AT FIRST nursery pZ per gia, between the legal hour. of on Statement the Act sale o'clock A. to the children. October 4 ���. over 25 3c word. Bold fillce or Illd required by (11:00 M.), METHODIST CHURCH •• birthday Sunday, �:�:.��d ��III�m�rRO���e ��� �:���na�e����:��.:'d tion; words, per displlllY and best bidder for cash present program Mrs. D. B. Edmonds and 01 AUK. 24, 1812, u amended Ihousehighest Anderson and daullh- Heyward children. or 5c to the land John Mission By MRS. JIM ROWE tor, Linda 25 words, less, $1.00 per insertion; 25 words, per word hy the Acts 01 March 3, 18S3, following described Mrs. Lindsey. 00 On Friday, October 2, Mra. all 01 Savannah. Fay. In 'bZ d on BZ00drnob'ZI e VISIt Becky 1848 United chairman of the First Gilbert Cone Bernard -- July 2, (flUe S8, Study and Mrs.' Edmonds was honored had as their ______or TO FISH POND George Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. M. il�I�a"���:r.I��-r��� parcel Methodist W. S. C. announces and Mrs. Ander- J. Price were States Code, SeeUon 233) show- S., Morris presented an Interesting with a at his Mr, Rudolph of land lying and being In the Thirty-three Rockwell em­ birthday party gues ts Mr. and M rs. Luclous FOR SALE-IO-plece solid rna- LADIES-Insure your the a course on Africa for and homo son and lillie daughter, Patricia, Friday dinner guestn of Mr. and Merry lug ownership, manaKemenl, 1803rd G. M. District of Bulloch study I will fish on Fri­ volunteered to donate entertaining program. Sunday. Those attending Christmas. Earn my pond ployees Lewis of Claxton, Mrs. Otis Mllr-\ and Mr. money sell- and clrcul.tIon 01 the Bulloch 203 the month of October. Mrs. Jack The scene from were Mr. and Mrs. Christine; and Mrs. Mrs. J. E. FOR QUICK SALE County, Georgta, containing blood In to the appeal recognition \V. E. Arns- Hagan. In����y ����Ffu";oor�u���lela�r! Ing nationally advertised Olft Is co-chairman for the day and Saturday. October response Herald, published weekly at acres according to a plat and Wynn River "Anastasia." featured Kay Mln- dorff, Geneva Pollard of Sa van- with rour extension leaves. You List Your sets. Mothers! Be assured of lor donors to make up the Ogeechee r------... Stateshoro, GL, lor October I, survey prepared by J. E. Rush- cour-se. There will be four ses­ 16 and 17. Will have plenty Kay appeared In the play at the nnh, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Groven- have to see this set. CURTIS money for Christmas shopping. shortage of blood at the Tal­ Properly With 1958. sions. The first on after­ - Florida State Drama stein and YOUNBLooD'S Used Furni­ Part time work. No Monday of fish. Pond is located six Memorial in University family, Mr. A. R. Zet­ experience n madge Hospital IIn9g2'6 �unrvd erYecoro'rddedatedin BFeoobrkua7'9Y. noon, October 19; the fourth. this and was terower ture Store. JOE P. JOHNSTON necessary. Write to MRS. HUL- October I blood­ B t·IStS t0 meet Camp past summer of Marlow, George I. The names and addresses page 390, Bulloch County re- miles South of Brooklet, Augusta. At the DAH ROU Box Wad- Tuesday morning. October 20. ap awarded the coveted honor of Bnrnes nnd Mr. And Mrs. Real Estate Broker NTREE, 22, of cords and the mobile visit twenty-two pints fnmlly, publisher, managing editor, being homeplace The classes will be at one mile from Black Creek of morning being named best supporting Lloyd Barnes, F. M. Hendrix unci Phone PO 4·3900 earmarked for Talmadge Hem- ��: 10 o'clock and the afternoon actress. The student saw Mr. lind Mrs. F�����:t��V��ryP���1 ANTED-You -il:� I:�fe \,�. �o��?;;�· from Church. cto er •. body Inmily, D. B. Ed- furnish ::�'L�a� :�: d�� b��i��:n.ma�ft"o'r;are�i O b 15] 6 " I��I: dillon. Ideal to spare Night Phone PO 4-364:; to between the same classes at 4 o'clock. "Cultural re-create the role here. monds nnd $35.00 to $50.00 a week to Coleman, managing Editor; G. C. day Kay daughter, Mr. and room. See Reasonably priced. Coleman Business hours unt!dHr all of said Revoluticn in Africa," "The Im­ a Mrs. Carlton Edmonds and lilt Ie m__.:o.::::::r:I your present income. Part-time Jr., Manager, property FORDHAM The River Cheryl Whelchel. sophomore 1. sold. of B�'C. Ogeechee Baptist Rawleigh business now open In Statesboro, Georgia. is pact Industry and City Life," who nlso attended the Drama son, Mrs. Stanley Futch nnd · Association will convene for its • UsedC��;��ur�OD��?IlLOOD'S This 6th of October. 1959. "Christian Mediation" and Stateshoro. See MRS. GLADYS owner dRY __ _ Camp was In her little son, 2. The is: (If owned by 1 .... u II outstnndlng Gregory. WILLIAMS W. Sixty-First Ann I Meeting .. Box 611, States- as Use Classified Ads FOR SALE-Theatre seuts in A. S. DODD, JR, a corporation its name and ud- performance the dowager On. or write at FA'ld�ANIIn nCIISstratorq Afl"LEhN0 t e October 15-16. The Baptist As­ reasonable condition. To once for must be staled and also Robert Paul was the good I,>ora, of C. W. Empress. Mr. und Real Estate f u I I particulars. Estate De- sociutlon, made up of twenty­ Mrs. J. M. ROWe were • • Misscellaneous be sold at burguln for quick Rawlelgh's, Immediately thereunder the narrator for the play. Hunting Coats--Jackets-Pants--Vests-Hats THEA- See Us for Loans Dept. GAI-1041-185, Memphis, five churches, will meet with the Sunday night supper guests or sale. Apply GEORGIA names and addresses of stock- The of America," a Tenn. Allen & l�a'::�lie?Jceased First Pngentry Mr. nnd Mrs. J. For Sale 9-24-5tp. Idress or I Baptist Church of Brook­ M. Price at • TRE, Statesboro, Georgia. Homes for Rent owning holding per choral ______- Iholders Statesboro, Georgia pageant was presented by Shells--Supplies--Cleaning 10-9-tfc cent Or more of the total of SALESMEN WANTED! let at 10:00 a.m., October 15. Register. Kits--Oil-Rods--Br,sh. Homer for Sale 1O-29-4tc # 146 the choir with Beth Ne6mith as and with Union Baptist Church. es--Patches FOR SALE-Borre Lupine Seed. FOR SALE: Reasonably Priced Use Crassified Ads the featured render. The choir Dr. and Mrs. C. E. t�fe '����;��� ------at 10:00 on October 16. Stapleton A. J. Dot­ . . a.m., 90% germination. Owner- three bed- Apartment g��u��rgbr:�?��' --N-O-T-I-C�.E-.I-.U-D-E--!1-T-;;-r:-_�- is visited - By large, add resses orf th e IIIdiIVIid ua I own- the largest In n number or with friendse in N vIIs son. Rt. 5. Phone-9684. • ervlces AND CREDITORS room house convlently located List With Us For S Machine Co. has orial were donated by em­ Representatives from the Geor­ ers owned by Singer Sewing opening years, and did a superior job. Sunday afternoon. and near school. Call 4-�557 1------GEORGIA. Bulloch County gia Convention and its WE high Quick Sale a par�ust b�.given.IP ot�er ployees. Baptist Beth NeSmith, also n sophomore, TRADE AND SELL USED GUNS FOR SALE: Modern 1958 . .or fOI' 2 thirty- after 5 p.m. 9-24-tfc 1 To the Creditors of I\(rs. Sallie Salesmen. various 9 u c h as Jackie Anderson Is not 23 N orth Maon St. .:;n��s un,;co�- Those from the missions, was featured in n of this attend­ seven foot house trailer. Com- Mooney, volunteering port �------Wimberly Children's ing college at G.T.C. He is at­ in forrnntion and details ���!. as ::;�I ��s th;tm:f ��ch �n: Dec�sed: local Rockwell were L. L. Schools, Homes, Bap­ kind for the first time. plete Phone 4·2471 ENJOY A You are hereby notitied to • plant in dividual member's must be Permanent Ruth tist Village, 8S well as reports tending college at Macon, Gn. Shop Comfort end Eese In Statesboro's Most �se Classified Ads an to the under- Employment Perkins Floy Mallard, At the conclusion of the pro- Complete FISH glverl.) The Bulloch Herald Pub- [render acc�unt from the several activities of �:,�elf�lru:;�\S;edAi�wgo�J�;���s DINNER? of I demands Charles Addison, Eliza­ Inc Signed you against • Excellent Benefits Murray, gram the band and cheer leaders Friends of Mrs. J. C. Waters Efficient Call or lishing ,. Leodel the association will be Hardware Store $2800.00. POplar 4-5589 • Houses for Sate - Then the famous th e esta te of th e a bov nnmecI Employee presented, 1 try Fish States .e beth Renew, Joe Woodcock, led the student In a pep Sr. arc to know thut sho 9-3 Coleman,companr;oro. Ga .• and body sorry 4-2623, uc deceased or lose of The doctrine sermon will be (Ar�licants Must Own Car) Helen R. Williams, James D. after is a Use Classified Ads Dinners,� at G. C. Coleman Jr., Statesboro. pnonty. melting, which Mr. Sharpe patient back at The Bul­ Gene Huffman, Barbara preached by Rev. J. Robert SALE-3 bedroom Brick Georgia. Lanier, dismissed the group. Mrs. Z. L. loch County Hospital. They wish FQR � Furnls1lcd r�du:b���'m'tgnds:!�p"::��� b��ift Co:tact of the F��n�:r���;;;-:��t��\ 11���rr�;�� DASHER'S� Keel, Gerrald, Bill Hutchin­ Smith. pastor First Bap- of her for her a 9-piece Waterless Presto Pressure Set Veencer Horne with 2 baths, 3. The known bondholders, make immedlate settle- Roy Strange, Jr. and severul speedy recovery and Complete On. bath and cernmlc please tist Church of at 2 wall half-bath. or LANIER son, J. L. Johnson, Lynda Girar­ Statesboro. students from Portal were vlsl­ that she will soon be den, Ilreplnces, to . and other CHARLEC WATERS ANNETTE able to large tile. Pine kitchen and Aparments FISHING LODGI!!0.:; mcrtagees, security ment. paneled ' Sherman II :00 a.m., on the 15th. Rev. wall carpet In living room, bed- holders owning or holding I per GEO. M. JOHNSTON, deau, Clyde Hendrix, tors at the assembly program, return to her home. Den. I I v I room I ed For en� onR ou t e 80 of the " R Wendell rooms, dining room and hall cent or more of total Jmount of Admi:1i;;�r::tor of the Wood, Jack E. Anderson, Shirley Torrance. pastor The is invited to COOKWARE COOKER Ware Call 10pior�Iso 4-n� 72 afterpanGe 0 public always Dinner Mr. .. Bulit in oven surfoce unots -1------Jencks or other of SiiliG':K Si:W.NG MACHiNE CENiER Cecil Pauilne Elmer Baptist Church, will and Mrs Iack Leopard 9-3-tfc Bridge bonds, mortaBees, est.ate Mrs. Sallie Howell, Sparks. see the student activity pro­ by Westbend dishwasher. Perfection hea i there are none the sermon at and (Stainless Steel) FOR RENT: Two room furnished Wimberly Mooney, de- 26 E. Main St. Brown, Lehman Deal. Esther preach missionary children and Mrs. Frances Value r'Qund ICIOCk. "Short Order grams. Value Reg. $13.95 pump for year c�as:1d. 10:25 a.m on the 16th. _ Reg. $18.95 $18.95 apartrr.�n! with bath :��:.t)ieNoa;Jk.(If Hodges, Jerry Gerrald: Darthey .. Richardson of were lust Reg. LUre conlrol-A Po er private Augustn Georgia 1O-29-'ltc I .... and private entr.noc. Newly ,'C- 1. 2 and 3 include, #144 DeLoach, Geol'ge Young, Bill Rev. Kent L. Gillenwater is Co. Gold Madallion Home. JUSl LUX U R V a Paragraphs weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. tempc�a·1 painted Couple preferred 446 Specialty" in cases whel'e the stockholder .. Brannen, Donald H. moderator and Rev. J. Robert limit ------Wilson, outside city is the s. ,;_�------_------.I--- � O. H. Now$IU5 Now $16.95 Now 56.95 Yes, Maln·SI. Phone 4:3592. I or to Hodges. only POplar holders Senior Hi.Y overl��� luxury security appears up- Yvonne Miller. Pearl B. Miller, Smith, vice moderatori of the as- for this all new 9-24-tfc on the books of the company ����33Eo;,�...B��.!'� Auto description Margaret Mallard. sociation. Mr. and Mrs. Sikes and as trustee Or in other fidu- Layton Dish Store. 9-17-tlc arranged home. TOWN AND COUNTRY any beautIfully "BARGAINS ARE BUSINESS" At children of Savannah were Sun­ GE Electric air-conditioned OUR Sturdy Heated and Use new day dinner of Mr. and Classified Ads �h�� you choose your fine clothes igstall guests FOR SALE-The New Testa­ e I e c t �r70,,'�:t����a�I��'f':r Leefield News with the latest OPEDNR2IV4EH-IONURS s�ch trustee is acting; also the Mrs. Coy Sikes. ment and Psalms. This Testa­ .. _ then choose us DRAINER Heat ric.. Unfurnished On u. S. 301, Norlh statements In the two you'll Mr. and Mrs. Olen Anderson ment Is printed In large type like Pump. para- LEAF RAKES FRY PAN This house is termed a Localed next to �raphs show the affiant's full for your . Reg. $1.98 Value this. Apartments Denmark's dry cleaning. officers DODD as Furniture MOTEL belief knowledge and to the tonight , THE BIDLE Gold Medallion home. We use Sanitone Soft.Set® un earns meet eIr Chairman. Arthur Woodrum; For Rent S b' WIth th' Ieaders, Only $1.65. Phone Mrs. L. J. Fitted to suit the most Joe Program and �����s����s st��hOld�Iti��d AND cleaning methods to keep By McGlamery Jimmy Brown; 98c Just 79c $12.95 Shuman at 208 Savannah Ave. Joe Mc- ,Only Only discriminating person. FOR RENT-Two bedroom, un- 1 holders do not Chairman, tfp. seourlty appear your autumn wardrobe Shown by appointment furnished duplex apartment In upon the books of the company Mrs. Lurace L Tucker St;::��nl�lg:I-�Ch�rb w��. ��:��� fashion·fresh . , . Perkins, Mrs. Park. Available Octo- "COUSIN as se- hold It's or the . FOR SALE-One group or , Hospital trustees. hold stock and looking second meeting pic­ only. 'l WIll also Include tures In various frames. ber 15. L. J. SHUMAN SR., Octobef 8 The Theprogram types Denmark's and like the MRS. E. F. year Thursday .Contact Store feeling day TUCKER Phone WILBUR" By the planning of the school and 4-3437. 10-9-tfE CthUartltYorlnaaboncapaaCfiltYedE 0othwenrert.han Dept. will b� held at th� STATESBORO 'BUGGY & WAGON CO. it, meeting high you . for the �I�I����: a:te �'U�wsgm�8: is back at bought sch b at 7.30 p. M. community projects Joe P. Johnsto. FOR RENT-Unfurnished Apart- 5. The average number of The Sunbeams me' at the 001. eglnnlng BLOOD'S Used Furniture Store. BIG SHOP- r Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lee Jr. mon.th The advisor Ior Ihe 1959- ment. Has of each Issue of this BROOKLET, GEORGIA invite to , . The will leature the Private entrance. copies pub- .n We you compare church on atternoon of program On North Ma1n--Across from at CYPRESS LAKE Monday Brooklet, were viSItors here 80 yeaf Is Mr. Condel McKenzie, Cou!,+house FOR SALE--One or- bedroom, room, kitchen, IIcation sold or distributed, Installation of 1959-60 orflcers. antique' living BARGAINS SAVE- our Sanitone Service last PO 4-3900 or 4-3645 or Sunday. head or the .cience department. gan. Double pedal type. In bath. The bedroom is a large through the malls otherwise, "It's Worth the Drive" Those to be Installed Include: Dancing Every with other ';J:� ���n ������ �e:k:�!d:�� first class condition. A truly I------Ione. Located at 28 Carmel Drive. to paid subscribers during the any dry cleaning 1------"------_ FOR YOU Hugh Burke. president; Jimmy beautiful Can be seen at PHONE 4-3401. 10-9 tic Saturday Night twelve months preceding the -Terms to $ $ $ $ Sixteen children were present. HIGH SCHOOL organ. Suit Every Budget- to prove thlt you can P_ T. A. Brown. vice-president: Gar y CUR TI S YOUNGBLooD'S 1--- twelve was 2.650. punch and FOR RENT: one bedroom months,above The Large I see and feel regular monthly meeting Witte, secretary; Bobby Brown, Used Furniture Store. Use Classified Ads actually unfurnished Call NOTICE LEODEL ��';:;e:h!e�;o:;�".:d. of the Statesboro and Robert apartment. _ . . School Paul, COLEMAN, -See US Before You .. High treasurer; Buy-Then Compare Anywhere­ the difference. Mrs. D. IS VISlt- FOR SALE: Used double and • Real Estate POplar 4-3401. 9-3-tfc L. Perk,ns p. T. A. will be Notice Is that Editor. Wednesday. chaplin. beds. A Iso dressers hereby given Mr. and Mrs. Let's 1st c'ass ing Quattie- as com­ single FOR RENT-Two bedroom a- the bales of Your Kroehler, and RCA Whirlpool Dealer nol call u. R'?,bert October 14, at 7:30 o'clock at Those who will serve go Also For Sale following cotto/" Sworn to and subscribed be- Westinghol!se Why kHlay. baum and on Pembroke. -vanlty's-chests-wardrobes. on North lamlly the School Auditoo1um. mlttee chairman for the partment for Rent bearing Planters Cotton High coming, / 5 piece breakfast room sultcs.I------.... Wa"l'- lore me' this I day 01 October, . Main Street. A. S. Phone Mrs. W�· L. -Baird Please all come and School and Com· , � DODD, house, Statesboro. Ga. 1959 Sara R Lanier _Mr. an� parents help .fIscal year are: Allin excellent condition. PHced recelp�, Notary. I FOR SALT: 100 acres, new 4-2471. 9-10-tlc. number 62281. 66817, Freezer 2-Pc. spent with Mr;"'" and IUS make it a for our Pro e c t s on concrete! to sell. See them at Curt.ls 727�7, State' 01' at Westinghouse Kroehler Sofa-Bed Suits Satur4ay big year munity j Deep ' .Public, GeOrgia, Mrs. Carroll Chaitm8��·" Used Furniture Commission Baird and Family P. T. A. Danny Bray; World Youngblood's FOR RENT-Small unfurnished My expires Deluxe Actual Includes , SerVice, 20 Ft. Chair. - ���� ��;;.':i ��03t�e Chest-type. $395. matching Lounge, in S. C. House on N. Walnut St. we�:"'8'l'ar::��n h�::;.;, In Andersonville. 8t'l!�'te��d c':;i��� Larle.Apr I 14, 1962. Milette, lake, well timbered, in a""rtment Warehouse Statesboro Ga will' 10-8 fishing AvaIlable 15. PHONE Value. Famous--Nationally Known. Selling Misses Ann and Barbara Sue tl_c 1240th District, Bulloch county, August be sold In 'order to pay st�rage 4-5641 8-6-tfc.GMJ 1.-- IIIIIlMi_I_-..-r elseWhere for $189.00. rever­ White of Statesboro spent the, FOR SALE-Fold out desk type about 35 miles west of Savannah thar has accured on them. Priced Illt $319.90 Luxury .,. , t weekend con- 14 south States- WAR DECLARED!! with relatives- here. A Secretary. In very good and miles 01 WANTED TO RENT: 3 bedroom Planters Cotton Warehouse sible loose cushio·ns. Both pieces cov­ PROCLAMATION dition. Just the of bol'o. with three-fourths mile Desire September 22. MODEL Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Lee Jr. right piece unfurnished house. 1959. Stataesbora, On High Mobile Home ered in to LAUNDRY p quality fabric. Makes full­ and children. Pat and Jan of in observance of of Statesboro, have Payments 7-Pc. DINEnE SUITS and WHEREAS, City prq- ���n!�'::ol �o�lId��� �a�n�:rcel\��: :���tagse e �" c?Oh:�la A�le�oa:. P� s i z e comfortable no- Atlanta, spent the weekend with a jOint resolution of Congress claimed and set. aside the week f>�be�"'ialt;o;;'S��.u�h��� - See It' at CURTIS YOUNG- Ga. Phone I_G_eo_rg_la_.______YOUR ONE STOP " buy. Stat.esboro. POplar 4-5524. 9-24tlc her Mr. and Mrs. and to a Proclamation •. plar Value-$59.95 • DRY parents, Tyrel pursuant BLOOD'S 10-8 tIc Big crease bed. $138 00 CLEANING Used Furniture Co. t4-3151. MOBILE HOME CENTER innerspring Minick and his Mr. and 01 the 'Presldent of Y 1______PIANOS FOR SALE parents, the United �EegMlnpnLinogY 0TcHtoEberpH4�lsI19c5A9'LLay COMPANY Mrs. Dave Lee. States. the first week of Octo- HANDICAPPED WEEK," and' Use Classified Ads R'CA ber each since 1945 has all local local Baldwin Pianos including ·:tul 'lIliWlli Whirlpool Automatic 6·Pc. Bunkbed Outfit Across from Courthouse Miss Lenora Lani�r of Brook· year urge olflcials. the let visited Miss -Claudette Tuck­ become traditionally recognized employeers, all local civic, fra· • Female saves WASHER Includes 2 beds--2 -PHONE 4-3234- Help Male, you money. mat­ and observed Arneri- women's or· CHILDREN\ Howard innerspring er during the weekend here. throughout ternal, veterans, • Spinet 50 x 50 New Richard­ Big • 5 W.ash-Rinse Temp. Selections tresses--Ladder and guard rail. Priced ca as "National Employ the ganizations, and other groups, - Famous Acrosonic WANTED Salesmen. Wanted • 2 front kit­ =__m to a to en- son, bedrooms, Normal-Delicate at a f.i"m m_!iIIII!1IIIi_'I'1 Physically Handicapped Week": join In united effort Relired to • Washing Cycles record-smashing men, age 55 and up Spinet chen and list public support for a sustain­ sell home and contact people in • Lint-free Washing This Week or • Hamilton Upright, $3,945.00 $97.00 ed program aimed at the maxi· your area. Hours entirely up to WHEREAS. the of our Small down bal­ • Fully Illuminated High Console people mum employment and full use of you. Write Bulltwell Homes Inc. all made payment, are to by community eager join the and skills of ance in Control Panel capacities phy­ for P. O. Box 83 Savannah, Ga. for easy monthly pay­ Style in this movement Anytime Modern 4·Pc·. and make their workers. details. ments. Bedroom Suits sically handicapped BALDWIN full contribution to a cause Price $219.00 (ChOice Selection) c I Fine Food Try '�NI 'UWlli which seeks to equalize the op- IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Also good used pianos. Includes Bookcase Bed, Wide Double for Slle ' portunities gainful employ- I have hereunto set my hand and. or call (World Famhous Upsldo Down ment and take full ad- StateIsboro's Restaurant HEAR FOOTBALL See Our Vast of Dresser-Night Stand- thereby caused the Seal of of Friendly Sign) Display Rugs the City .. of the skill. and talents excIting vantage Statesboro to be affixed this the MRS. DALE 1520 Gordon Intersee­ 9x12 Linoleum Tem- Chest. $148.90 JENSEN Hlflhway (Good possessed by our less fortunate I new. 2nd of October 1959 ' tlon 01 U. S. I & 25 Ga_ day ' 305 Donehoo St. August, porary Rug) $ 4.97 neighbors who are the victims Phone PA 4-9421 for date William A. -Phone PO 4-3150- 9x12 Guaranteed Hvywts. 8.95 Beautiful Selection of of physical handicaps which (s) Bowen, Mayor. and \"Iould otherwise impair their 1 _ 9x12 Gold Seal . .__ 9.95 Platform Rockers and dress wear earning capacity; 12x12 Gold Seal 15.95 with combi'nation of high quality fab­ . WHEREAS, by emphasizing Don't 12x15 Gold Seal 16.95 ric and leatherette TIRE RECAPPING covering. to employers the reserve'of un- 11sed power which can THESE ROADS IGNORE FATHER TIME! seafood --Demands-- You, Must See at $25.90 earning specialities 2-Pc. Sectional thus be turned toward enrich­ forget ing the productive capacity and " DEPENDABILITY DOUBLE BARRElED • Live Maine Lobster Living Room Suit Southern Cross ndding to the material and so­ Modern concrete " EXPERIENCE cail wealth of our neighborhood, • Broiled Flounder If you're looking for a bar-gain in a Mattress and Whole Innerspring we can contribute to the hap· sectional-Don't miss this one. • Fried Jumbo " QUALITY Box Springs piness and prosperity enjoyed by Georgia Shrimp all of our When We Recap Reg. $249.00 Suit. (With Foam Rub­ Deep quilted "no-button" citizens and elevate will last 50 years and ".ore! top-Coil the • Broiled Jumbo ber standards of our civilized Georgia Shrimp Your Tires Cushions) unit insulated with Priced at $12.95 I latex rubber. manner of living; and • Jumbo on Shrimp Ice YOU CAN' BE SURE!!! $150.00 (Either One) $39.95 NOW, THEREFORE I Wil­ liam A. Bowen, May�r �f the �::::::=::::=::===� When they give you concrete-they're giving you a first-class highway. Reports PRICES REDUCED from state after state show that concrete have outlasted other 2 to PARAGON SEAFOOD PLATE THROUGHOU1' ENTIRE STORE f pavements types 1� AI Northside Ciraldo and Jack Drive-West Statesboro, Ga. FASHION The new roads will do even better! of 25 ·Ib. FOOTWEA� Hurst bring you the STATON'S �::t Flour in with FALL our bag. Tall Sardines 12Y2 can step from cars will still be on this same from grill $1.771 Fifty years now, rolling SMoothly concrete ••• won't 4 or the finest in Western Beef GA. TECH This will do lb. CRISCO SHOP and the same surface. (It have to be resurfaced 5 times.) pleasure trip you good! Vanil�B�afers Scott OLEO ANTIQUE Charbroiled for true flavor Royaf lIc 3 lb. can ••• GENUINE Vs. boo< 25c Invites You to a Concrete grows stronger with age-doubles in in 20 years: Other Igs. (Quantity Rights 73c strength paving I Reserved) . I • Large Filet Mignon LIZARDS Stock materials act just the opposite. Sun, rain, freezing can't hurt concrete. TENNESSEE Roger Wood Cello Reducing • Small Filet Heels Mignon � O"1�"� High That's why it stays flat and smooth-riding-doesn't get rippled and wavy. 1:45 • Sirloin Steak p.m. and Medium Heels Strip FRANKS 3 Ibs. SALE That's costs stay so to 60% lower than for asphalt. 22c lb. why upkeep low-up • Large T-Bone SAVE UP TO 25% ON at to build for your safety. Concrete means a skid-resistant pavement, and HEAR IT Cloth of Gold Nob Hill Priced $18.95 $22.95 Engineers • Small T-Bone FV SHEETS Dan River MANY FINE �--� ITEMS one that see better at To more �\\.\.��I in. lets you learn Drip Dry-36 Supper size night. • Steak OVER FAll IS BEST OF All IN tbe 81x99 Wrinkle-shed Club lHE SMOKIESI Enjoy peace and 3 ,< of yds. $1.47 BEDSPREAD about how you can go first class on write for quiet the mountnins-a riot of colora in autumn. " . crisp, $1.39 Wash 'n Wear concrete, with 4 1,97 Served Baked Idaho Potatoes cool ... restful .•• wonderful food. yds. All days refreshing, nights Colors-$4.98 4 yd. cuts $2.98 free new booklet on modern concrete highways. WWNS Come back feeling fresh os a breeze. U you like activity Sale will end October 15 FOR HIGHWAYS WITH A lOUD .UTURI there's a heated. swimming pool, square dancing, horseback craft wilderneBS Bear and boar -SHOES-Men's, Ladies,' BURTON'S SHOE STORE WE DO NOT USE FROZEN BEEF Play by Play riding, making, pock trips, Childrens'-Guaranteed_Greatly Reduced� -Come for Best Selections-- hunts, bonting, fishing -lots more! Furnished cottages, E(!lrly lodge. Rates lower after 15-1... crowded. Jackets East Main Street Statesboro, CEMENT ASSOCIATION SATURDAY September Boy's Men's Reversable Nylon Hose Men's Hats Georgia p,ORTLAND For reseruations phone 2105. by Assortment Jackets First 507 Guarant•• Atlanta Enjoy A Pleasant Meal Big quality Worth-W or N Mortgage Building, 3, Georgia shoes for all ages Located on Portal Near SEND FOR FREE COLOR FOLDER: 2 to 16-$2.98 5.95 2 99c Highway At Statesboro's Newest Restaurant OeT.ID I up I pro also Derbys Thackston Steel Co. A naJional organization to improue and extend tJoe uses of concrete Dept. S-59 Fontana Village, N. C. (Northside Drive) and smllo are safer The Bulloch Herald than his MAllY AMEUA BROWN IS medicine. I think tho Bible Ave"itt asked to The CYN'J'HIA DEAL DRESSED says Bulloch Hel'ald BRIDE OF ROBERT E_ .a.DoeIa SNYDER ...... - something like this. Jesus I. I LIKE A BRIDE AT HER The Bulloch Herald and to usc humor when he Wol!'ften'. New. taught WI'i te HistoI'i cal Mias M.ry Amell. Brown, BIRntDAY PARTY of to a .-I,�_S_ta_t_e_sb_Q_r_Q_, __ Btateeboro, spoke trying pick mote _G_e_Q_I·,;;g_ia_,_T_h_u_I'fI_d_R.:,Y,;,'_o_c_t_Q_be_I_'_8,;".'_1_9_59 daughter of Mr.• nd Mrs. Willie Women'. New. an. Georgia, Thursday, October 8, 19159 out of a brother'. eye where COW'S EATING HABITS Brown at be­ Dr. Helon Deal entertained at tered a Loy Statesboro, h d 0 four by graduate Council that a you two. by In your Articles F01' EB Recent resarch shows came the bride of Robe,t lovely birthday party Thurs­ MISS JUNE under the direction of Dean or Edgar WEDINCAMP CUB PACK IS4 MEETS own Durns hit tho noll on cows eat raster in day afternoon, eyes. dairy groin Snyder, son of Mrs. Albert September 24, AND JERRY the college, Paul F. Carroll. The lor her MARSII TO AT flRST the head when he . . in stanch- PRESBYTEIlIAN said: Dr Jack N Averitt,cssorprof milking parlors than Morris of Brooklet, and the late daughter, Cynthia, on her council regulates graduate credit fifth MARRY OCTOBER 17 and chairman ot the social ion barns. Robert E,o at 3:30 birthday. CHURCH ON SEPT. :IS "0 wad some power the for courses and makes Snyder Sr., glrtle science division, has been existing I n a stud I nvolvlvmg ,Jr:tj cows Invited y p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, at the Cynthia received hor guests In Mr.• nd Mrs. John Milton Ox- BY GUY If. WELLS, us to sec ourselves recommendations relating to the Cub Scout Pack 334 It. STATESDORO, GEORGIA gle as Ithers by th edltorlal board of tI of Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Hoi- a white f,ook held admInistration of the FIrst Baptist Baptist Church in party which she ford 01 Dorchester announce the sec usl" program. and breeds, the re- regular meeting at the Flm The greatest of 011 Ertc.Yc;opccUa BriLamlfca to co�� stein, Jersey adored because she looked a EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is one of a serles of eccounts wrillen Statesboro. like engagement of her daughter, M", En,••t Editor by tribute articles his- Dr. Averitt first came to GTC searchers found that the cows Presbyterian Church on Wedn_ Brannen, Society .Phone 4-2382 . M". EdItor Guy Wells of Statesboro about the he and Mrs, gifts Is to be able to laugh at concerning The Rev. J. Robert Smith llm.t BranD....oCietySocIety Phone oWI82 bride. June Shirley to trip Wells Wedlncamp, made torlcal In rn January, 1946 and has been an of i24 min- per­ day, September 23, at 8 o'clooJr.: ------around places Georgia, These required average D. the world abroad the "The yourself. tormed the double cere­ The her .Ierry Marsh of Statesboro. frolghter Flying Hawk." which chairman of the socla! science utes to a fill of ring children attending Cub M.ster Frank Pee"on wu ieft They articles, were sent in on get silage. They XI SIGMA CIIAPTER MET Mrs. Jim and Mrs. the U. S. on February 26, 1959 and returned 1959. M rs. E. L. Barnes church after party were her friends III kinder­ Miss Wedincamp Is a In Gaultney July 7, And this me October I Dr. for two ars, Prior ate of 35.9 at mony. org.nist parlor immediately BRIDGE graduate charge. The busln... meet­ reminds of the by Averitt, will dlvislo� ye average pounds of BralJwell WlTIf MRS_ ANDERSON Leon .: to the music. the CLUB FRIDAY garten an" In the Institute of Hines- w Thompson humor of be In the new coming to GTC he at the rate of 3.45 presented wedding neighborhood. Ing •• held tl"t. Then awara •_I:E:::I=��----- :"':=:_"::::=:!=:;;;I.. Socrates editions of the taught consumption ceremony, ville. The XI of Beta Mrs. Brunson has been select- �.lwell-known Statesboro White They wero thrilled over were made to the Sigma Chapter of ancient Greece. He was encyclopedia. High School. minutes per pound of sllage. gladiolt, white chry- White flowers and greenery Mrs. Earl Allen was hostess POllY boy. com. well and never Olliff Mr. M.rsh Is • of Phi met Ison,ed as the Valentine Girl of tho Tokyo JOI>an when you were rides. Boyd the graduate their Sigma Monday night, I get known as the wisest of men. santhemums, palms, and Emeral used in decorating. The Friday to the H.1f brought pletlng achlevements. This June 8, i959 Dr. II High Bridge and Statesboro School and the with M,�. J. S. Year. Her will be sub­ sick. I doubt that this Averln graduated from 1'r.�����������������������:'1 tern ponies supervised their rid­ High was followed a and September 28, pictured would be And went about stinging the trees, illuminated by bum- bride', table covered with a IHALF-IIIGHClub. by pet hobby Statesboro of 110 Is Anderson on athcrlnc Avenue milled to International Head­ High School, received In cathedr.. Ing. Leedlug ponies tor the little University Georgla. or a Refreshments were SOME SAMPLES OF IlUMOR very funny to many Amberlcan people to th I nk and know them- Ing tapers 1 white linen embroidered cloth F.II arrangements were used pet. his bachelor of ones were the Fores- Pittman Park. quarters In the National Contest. science degree wei e used in In Billy, John and Don employed by Georgi. served. AROUND THE WORLD Doctors. but might be cheaper selves. But he was not • very bra, decorating the was centered with the three- the decorations. The guests from the of leo, sons of Mr. and Mrs. try Commission. 1 _ Dried were used University Georgia, . Turner arrangements than them husband c.ndel.-I tiered cake embossed were served blue torte • One of the to understand paying when we get good being married to sanctuary, wedding berry in The hostess ways and Ph. D. from the REX'S Lee. The wedding will lake place the decorations. sick. a scold named University The In in and with with coffee. Coke and the culture of a to Zantlppe. Socrat.. bride, given marriage pink white, topped Later INFORMAL RUSII PARTY people is of North Carolina. Prior to the at 4 o'clock In the afternoon served a salad course. curne in late for a her wore a white bride was Fill-mix were party, Cynthill the and meal one day by father, minl.tul4! and groom, passed. The BETA SIGMA PHI study things they laugh Another of humor went to the and the October 17 at tho Calvary Bap­ Statesmen Mrs. E. W. Barnes presided piece I and his wife •• usual blessed street Indian summer flanked branched silver Mrs. Joe Robert Tillman re­ bakery gave joke about. Is He is • member of Phi Alpha length by triple tist Church In Every country heard somewhere I order for her cake. She Savannah. In the absence of the president, around the him out and threw. bucket of brocade. The bodice candelabra white burn- celved • fruit set for birthday On has u different Theta, Southern Historical As­ princess; holdlng Juice high. No Wednesday evening, Sep- different, history, earth was Pawn with invitation will be sent but Mrs, the reason God carried her cuke Velma Rose. made water on him. Socrates re- with low, round neck line traced For Mrs. Ed Olliff won birthday tember 30, the and e. just sociation, Georgia Historical Shop ing tapers. half-high, reluuves and Alpha Omega Climate, food, soli, poopl friends nrc The solo of Christmas women last. did not want a with five ballerinas. Punch invited. To GTe cords, H� marked: "After a thunder storm with iridescent sequins was The were met Mrs. Congress cards. Cut along Chapter of Beta Phi en­ What is to one not Ion may Society, Slgrna Chi socla I guests by prize, soap­ Coming one Slgrun funny woman him to NOW and icc cream were served with of tho sorrltles main objec- tcltlng what do It sometime'S rained a LOCATED worn, with • Julian Tillman introduced to went to tertaolned At tho first Informal bore another The little." He ternlty, and the Baptist church. matching shrug and kins, Mrs. G. C. 'Cole­ with to people. English until he had the world Her white tho cake. Teresen Helmuth and KRICKETS KLUB MEETS lives. nil proceeds going finished had such a sense of humor jacket. feathered hat the line. man Jr. M.... Walker Hill re- Rush Party at the home of Mrs. never of good receiving and is thought up, Now this is not was fr.-, was accented with and Bernd. Hendrix served Tho Krlcket Klub held its families have. to He the sequins punch. needy children, W. M. m,lIch funny th1L when the comic recipient of the on M.... Mike Alderman of Syl- ceived perfume for low. On November 3 McGlamery, Cutherlne American Humor, and playwrights WEST MAIN ST. • nose veil. She carried under and the mem- which length motber to regular at way chapter Il�cwi!lc many women, shows you of Athens wrote him as a Henry W. Grady sister of the cut the Other were Mrs. Bern­ Cynthia's forgot meeting Friday night Avenue In Pill,mon Park. we have the up scholarship vanla, bride, guest. thought English can't be to give out the the home of Mr. and l'crs nrc making an extensive funny everyone all Socrates attend the and the William J. award cake and Emerson ard Mrs, favors, but to Mrs. Geo. The Number One The refreshment table was without humor. joke, would Bryan Mrs. Brown, Morris, Elloway Forbes, Gospel Sing­ . the :at�hi��wor���d S��:8�!�� o�it� and Peloto on East St. drive now in order to receive time. and stand the at the University of the "Swap-Buy-Sell" .ister-In-Iaw the Mrs. Zack Cynthia's Sandra'S dellgh� Cherry ers in the United States-The ovcrlnld wUh n red linen cloth theater, up far Georgia; white s.lin of bride, pre- Smith, M.... Robert in Jlibl�. she packed bubble Members Mr. and "'0 cards ample time for The reoson Is we have" audience to see when Waddell Memorial at sided at the assisted Miss Maxann M .... tI)e gum and present were, Statesmen with Hovle L1ster­ "!ld centered wilh n milk plone- To me the 'worst sin his part Fellowship ••• Miss Patricia maid of punch bowl, L.nier, Foy, glass in the Reddil18, ballons In their Mrs. Burttett Mr. and will mailing, Under the hend of new er frontier sense of the ludicrous was acted. How of the University of North Carolina in Miss S.ndr.· Husmith Mrs. Wat­ ploy suitcases Beasley, .ppear In GTC's McCroan compote, filled with while world is to be being many honor and only attendant, wore serving by Marsh, M.ry XI voted to humorless. Many and distributed them Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. at business, Sigma while the arc much older us can when the is and the Fulbright Res.arch of and Miss son, Mrs. W. R. M .... t.hey Friday Motes, Auditorium 8 p.m. on Tues­ mums, enclrclin� n "ed hearl. English homes would be laugh joke If are for a .n emer.ld green peau de sole Taylor Arlington Lovett, 11 unhappy chang- a you lookinfJ at Harold Mr. and Mrs. sponsor Girl Scout lroop for and in a refined. The Grant for year's study in BarfJain Glendo Rentz of Mrs. J.ck Mrs. Brooks morning klndel'garten. Jones, day, Nov. 3. .. their theme this way ed if each of the street dress with St. M.ry's. Wynn, Ch.rles Ihls cluh jonlfylng year: mates h.d a on us? length princess Dave Beachum, .nd .nd yeAr. could not see humor Engl.nd during 1953-1954. will it at H. P. Jones .nd M.... J. B. Mrs. Ben �r. Advance admiaslon . McAllister, Turner, will be "Heart to HearL" English any good sense of humor. Our strut- -you fi�d bodice and graceful skirt drapes MISS ANNE PRESTON Mrs. Mark Toolo Thus, you get a sample rrom Mrs. Peloto. presented A table to Will Rodgers. held in f1owe.... She Fletcher were .ssisted in serving M.... Jerome Trotter apd M .... $1.00 for .dults .nd 7ic for stu­ dl."lay centered with tlng rulers would be more safe Dr: Averill has as- place by NOEL BENSON Mr.• nd Mr Drogram taken the Year thii articles of what are the recently Harrison ENGAGEMENT ENTERTAINS •. Derrell Hunni­ .. ':\ ffIlI carr'ied a crescent of other refreshments by Miss Bar- Stauber. OF Unive"ity in lhe School of Ed­ dents. At the door, tickets will in ' jf too could a Rrrnngemcn'l gold Our American is chnr- they laugh little that tickle each sumed added with REX'S PAWN SHOP bouquet AT cutt, Mr. and M .... Pelote which has as nn humor thing" country. responsibility •• Miss MISS ANNE PRESTON SPEND-THE-NIGHT PARTY Himp was the bronze mums .nd" talisman rib- b.r. Mills of Sylv.ni nd ucation with a B. S. degree In cost $1.25 .nd $1.00. �ook:, a!! very lovely matchingtoncs. humor about the establishment of a wero III Ie Tho off,l'Om ove,�the, :wterized by a "kick in the graduate Ellen IS guests. g, Durh.m of ANNOUNCED Recreation. She was a meWlber drapes in the �ore,lornsc ves an t elr own Our next is now on bon. B.lnbridge. MRS. McALLISTER I On The GTC Athletic Assocl.tion �rt LIlnds.co�,' living-dining alnd seed thhC. people. stop Kobe, J.pan. school at Teachel'S Col- West Main St. S.turd.y night, October 3, Mr .• nd Mrs. 100lcs: Planning and P:\lltS" typo. Will Rodgcrs hUmor Georgia Mrs. Mikell the of the Barney Johnson "OOm. On tho for the Mrs. Brown chose for her Billy kept btide's FETED AT COFFEE .nd M .... Prince Phi Mu social sorority. an dtickets are now on at �,wo SI�hl table, hene­ was Represent.tive Noel Benson entertained a fl'Om S. C. were sale typical. He once sold the book. She Jackson, out or fit of the \Vol'e d.ughter's • Dlor blue Mrs. Th.d Morris .nd M.... H. Preston of St.tesbol'o .n- recently returned to of the athletic office in the __ Yo�r . Rushees, scrap ,�nrden. . __ weddinl! g''Oup her girl friends In the town physl. n 111 Crncker would vote I_M_O,_'y_a do_c_t_or_'s_p. ,_ guest. flombcrs present were Georgitl dry ,- O_O_d_h_u_m_o_r G_U_Y_H_._W_E_L_L_S_I_e_ge_._T_he_p_r_o_g_ra_m_ ii:s�a�d�m:i:n�jC�- were out J. Frank Statesboro after served "'')ks. Ynnr Books, emhlems nnd �======� crepe sheath with s.tln trim on N.pkins passed by Olliff were hostesses.t nounce the eng.gement of their having eleventh at c.1 education building. E. 13 (IS he grade a spend-the- '11e Club Jr. Mrs. long co�ld st:1ggcr up Kim Alder- os just recently organiz­ ". Brwe� En�l ''''''�''I''! Sam the V-neck line. Her co.... Brown and Angie • coffee .t Mrs. Miss Anne Christian recreational dll'ector aboard " ... P!'ocrnms. Mrs. ge morning Frid.y d.ughter, at �1r9. '5.1. H. l'IOld to the und votc. night party their cabin by the ed Is working on their first Sikes, polls pro­ � was of white carnations. man. Olliff's home on 108 East to an American President Lines �rs. Eddlel""11n rr....,ldent of Iho Alpha Grady Preston, James Lemuel Nevil, pond vmy ncar the home of her ject of Mrs . B. Williams and helping The Mr. and Mrs. Snyder left for. ship on • round-the-world cruise. underprivileged Chuck To .I: Jmcgo Chapter, explained the English hUmor is subtle and gl'oom's mOlher. wore. street, honoring Mrs. Ch.,'les Jr., of Met!.er. parent., Mr. and Mrs. Robert children. Mrs.PIIShl��'en the brief . Taylor Herring. will Mr. Nevil the son signlfinnce of each ilcm on dis- you have to think hard to f1or.1 print silk dress wilh blue Wedding trip. They Brooks McAllister, who, with The wedding will t.ke pl.ce is of the Benson. get Presenting After the business . Magnificent regul.r m.ke their home in Atlant. I.te Dr. •• • ploy. the The Nineteen-Sixty flowers on • beige bock ground. her family ·h.ve come to m.ke at 3 p.m., November 29 at the James Lemuel Nevil, Sr., point. Englishman's de- According to Noel, m.ttresses cussion the hoote.s served. Ive X I where the 'will continue .nd Mrs. dis-IG' E h'b'Itl0n MRS. For further Instruction in finition a Her .ccessories were She groom their home in Statesboro. Fi...t Church of States- Nevil, ot Metter. DURDEN AND MRS. LEE Beta of Scotchman is a beige. Baptist we,'e placed end to end and side delicious menu consisting of wore a his studies at The cut ENTERTAIN ALPHA I Sigma Phi objectlves, a skit was who can drink white carnation corsage. Emory Unlver'Sity. coffee t.ble, with • boro. A reception will follow .t Mr. Nevil w.s from on OMEGA, sample-e:>...c:::-- 11-9489 Sommy Brannen, son of the first and he had to Wendell Rockett with against H.rry Cone, Mrs. Herman Mrs. Hunter MI'. and Mrs. Sam L. Brannen, severn. selections. Mrs. Buy YQur Shate Early and marry a fourth to keep a balance M.... h. M .... Vivi.n Smith, Mrs. top score received • straw bas­ Rt. 5. Statesboro. has the Introduced Mr. D.le Jensen, use,! pledged of power." Jack keto An .sh went to Mrs. avol'd the rush_ Traff,'c Or- Phi Ivey S·pivey, Mrs. Wilson, tray B.nd Director .t the Statesboro Dozens'oJ Della Theta social . frater- Laird for second Mrs. Wiil I heard one other 111 Lebanon I\:frs. Frances Brown, Mrs. De- [vey high. Mr. Jasen a ADOLPHUS RICE is for any meal. der be maintained at nity at Emory U I,.liver.ity High School. g.ve right where Soloman his Witt Th.ckston, Mrs. Gerard Ed Cone received • milk gi.ss King bought most Interesting t.lk on the It's a or dessert the Pond site. The Pond is ... For second cut perfect cereal, veget.ble, Fraternities ttt cedars of Lebanon from Hiram Swarthout, Mrs. F. B. M.rtin- y.se for fi t cut. and Emory pledged progress of the B.nd pl.ns countless dishes for located two miles a record for re­ M .... Lawson Mrs. Mrs. Edward Scott won mlnla­ -makes tempting west of number of men us roll the temples. Some one dale, Mitchell, for It's future development. Mr. rush week to Hiram Solo­ Rex Mrs. H. M. ture s.lt and sh.kers. lunch Dr dinner. It'. Register. ended with 358 talc· ported King that Hodees .nd pepper Jensen also discussed the music­ breakfast, especially ing the trnditionnl wnlk mon had 700 wives' and 300 C.rmich.el. Others pl.ying were Mrs. down al education· progmm that is good with me.t, for ex.mple. Uae it ju.t .s row. concubines. Hiram asked Mrs. M.rtlnd.le scored Emmett Scott, Mrs. Tommy fraternity King . high" on in .11 the being county UJe .. - .nd in of other Mrs. Mrs. B.rnes and potato dozens Mrs. H.rry Cone, low, and Powell, Buddy schools .nd .Iso in the States­ you'd :::Ii"�!!!::==::l==:iJ'l:!!:l==:::C=1:.I'i'l3==::.::.l1l:l Mrs. Thurman Lanier. ADOLPHUS RICE ig a ��:��t \�:n�� :��I����n��la�nSO��� Frenccs Brown won cut. boro schools, interesting ways. mon' fed himself. welcome ch.nge that adds a fresh new taste In Jerusalem we had an Arab The Club then held a short Tilt fLJ:£TWOOD 81XTY SPEC1AL to meal. business session with Mrs. Annie any gUide who knew Illllch humor for every family - the all NEW HOW M·UCH und told us many stories of Moe Sheely, President, presiding. Jews., One was about a Jew The Club voted to sponsor a Packed with J Ku a and Mrs. food energy who was outside a Klux hall. New Era of "R�x-FLEX" BEN·HUR FREEZER Girl Scout Troop Lynn Creating to te· Some one asked him what he Elegance! \Voodcc.ck was appointed And healthful? ADOLPHUS RICE Jarman styles for i. e.sily digestible, was doing there. The Jew said present the club as an advisor IS YOUR -With Ten 'Year WarrElnty- .nd rich in proteins .nd nutrients. It is an excellent he was to see the Man Comfort to the wRiling The motor cars represented here will soon introduce a new era of And in the Royal Troop. way they drive and handle, are on •. source of And with who purchased lhe bed sheets. they perfection wheel energy-giving c.·rbohydrates. every to the world's a is eleg,"lce highways. There is refined and in the . grcatly enginc transmission that provide even Membership Auxiliary bile extra of health In Egypt we heard how they nc\'cr worn a at only you're serving your family.n h.lpiqg arc daresay shoe any price dial gave and interested the Cadillac cars of from finer ... a ride of W )'ou'\,e" still open any They 1960-and, performance unbelievable - were sure when n mon was dead every standpoint, they smoothness and quiet ..• becau.e IHCE i. to contact Mrs. ADOLPHUS vitnfied with essenti.1 the Cadillac tradition in its finest hour. and notablc 6t1ch comfort - soft and and flexible almost d()o party is asked SET WORTH? so he could be buried. The wom· represent advancements in power steerin� and -snug heyond BEN-HUR braking. ' Eloise G.udry. Vitamin B" too! . en sit with his lhree In arc as Thcsc new up corpse appearance, they rcgal and majestic never before-a bri'lliant Cadillac virtues have been interpreted in thirteen distinctive scription. The cause of all IhiM comfort is Jarman's expensive, D and hour march Gives You It would toke lot of to mllke most folks nights, every sympholl)' of line tlrld contour from the new front to the motorist owes an money forego liparkling grille body styles. Every himself hour at the wheel. lIew "Rex· Flex" which some beautiful nude around scientifically dc\'clopcd construction, tbe cnlerlnirunent from their TV sets.. girls flow of tho rear DR. HELEN DEAL they get But how groceful fenders. The 1960 Cadillac is for his If he does not waiting you now at your ,,"thorized about when TV How body. get up Cadillac fentures among other things premiulII calfskin, a supple leather So BRIDGE CLUB your picture tube goes dead".? much In arc Many ENTERTAINS the third know he is interior decor, they tr.uly magni6ccnt-featuring luxurious new dealer's-and your dealer himself is to it night, they waiting introduce you to this will be worth tllen? fabrics and leathers-new convenience and lining Ilnd a pillow sort heel·lo-Ioe cushion insole. All this in a to dead. excellence of appointments. magnificent new Standard of the World I FeEltures Dr. Helen Deal ·was hostess Easy cook! If iot"",t it back a without your only getting picture In India, a very poor land for handsome new style that's strictly UJl·lo-the·minule! Come in Thursday morning to her bridge the 01 tbal CUD .avo because there is so much club at her home on Donaldson Economical! regard'ior quality picture, you humor, - and treat your (eet to a pair truly eom(ort that's fit (or a king, See For lDoney by buying. cut-lUte, off·bl'11lld piel"", tube. But poverty. One guide told us the used in the home. natioawide tests .how that the 01 following story on how to keep "crag. brightness Yourself The guests were: Mrs, Jack ADOLPHUS RICE is always quick ond�o;,."·\ .� from over someone with , � cut-rate tubes is &0 &et TV running MJ'S, Paul Franklin IO�1 you might your recep- Averitt, - •• to as waler_ your car. You can run in front J�., venient cosy cook boiling F tiOD back as much as five Mrs. F. C. Parker M",. B,II YWl1. • - - Jr., of an old man for he walks CHESTS UPRIGHTS it cost's less Ihan almost 'other food Combination Mrs. J. P. Redding, And any Wlll1t .... Thornton, U you that bchind a for up-to-dale perlormlll1ce-piclures slowly; youth - �un FREEZER· Mrs. Sidney Dodd, Mrs. Stoth.rd you can serve dozens of wonderful ,lishes than when your &el was new-we'recommend he walks or runs fust. The Hindu REFRIGERATOR brighter • Mrs. Frank Hook. Deal and for 3 or 4, cents a it soon! docs not move only serving! Try • Sylvania Silver Screen 85 piet""' lUbe. except at meal time. The only time to avoid Anne Franklin I'cceivcd a Picture lubes used in today" TV ,eis aro much blighter hitting him is not to drive at Wide pewter syrup pitcher for high. than we'" five And ,e;.n out 01 ten Range they yWl1 ago. 12 o'clock. '1,e guide thought Martha Redding's prize for con­ I.. TV manufacturers use Silver Sere.. as was a casserole dins this WAS very funny. of Models solation rack ror tubes in their DOW TV ..ts. dishes. Pearl Deal won a . . most • The Japanese humor ·is almost cut, � your useful food os odd. TIle guide on one of ou_r For spot stick. . • We Will Be CLOSED All Type 'we install SILVER SCREEN 85 picture tubeS tours told of a young man falling See and Drive the 1960 on his head and greatly injuring Standard of the World 12 Families HGL CLUB MEETS himself. His parents took him to MONDAY. October PiCIureCJ the doctor and after examination The H. G. L. Club met Mon­ VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ADOLPHUS NATH'S TV he too SALES & SERVICE told the parents it was Please Shop AccordinfJly d.y, night, October 5, at 7 o'­ late. SOLD and SERVICED clock. and Jan (Owner N. H. FQss) They should have brought By Marcia Lanier the young man before he fell on WOODCOCK MOTOR due to Tillman were in charge of the Box 186-Phone 4-3764 INC. RelifJious Holidays POplar his head. COMPANY, had a RICE program. They quiz game S_ Main St. And this reminds me of the Nath's TV Sales and Service and a dance contest, which was Ext., Statesboro, Ga. 108 Savannah Avenue - ICCOMET RICE MILLS, 1959 Chinese practice of only paying Phone POplar 4-3210 won by Linda Woodard and ,t\'!r;:;''&'I:t;;;;='If�im the Doctor while he I business shall be fully complied with, day in November. 1959. at the Banks on heir of the said James A. Foote GEO. M. JOHNSTON 5. By Twenty-five at law vested. The corn was blown left Savan- By of and their post office nddress eluding the presentation of a courthouse door in Statesboro, continue from H. P. LASTINGER. Owner Ordinary of said Stale nnd -nlOlIsu.nd Dollnrs ($25,000.00); COThunelY,nRlece °wrdllsl' de"Ceased has flied appllcallon down so that It will nab last Sunday en- Mrs. J. H. Griffeth, COU�l- is Statesboro certiflcate fl'olll the the be marc mcrning, ORDER OF COURT Linton G. Lanier Secretary vice-president, Barbara Me- ty. there 11'111 be sold nt Georgia. eithor 01' other assets or Sccrutnry I Georgia. between legal hours day to between t.he same with me to declare no Admlnls- route public II� cn�h of dny trouble to with to Plattsburg, New IS YOUR' of Education of the 3. The lind or n State us required by secrton of sale to the and best pick com pick­ York, In Re: Petltlon to Attorney for said owner Mlssionary Elveen; treasurer, Barbara Ken- outcry, on the first Tuesday pUI');ose object combtnntlon of tho two. htghest hours. until all of said property Incorporate �n 22-1803 of the Code or ers, The COlton that after spending 0 leave 10·29·4tc 143 Woman's of Christian at said corpomtlon is pecuniary Georgln bldder'ror the following Is will be heard had not len-day STATESBORO # SOCiety nedy; secertnry, Ginny Me· November, 6. Tho I lraJ��� a�����g� with his AUTO LOWEST-COST SOURCE .1959 and to its share. capilli stock of said Annotated: n been was mother Mrs. J. L. Service of the Melhodist Church gain proflt described landcashl said county. Thsollds 'lhe 6lh day of October. al orflce November picked dnmz.ged pretty PARTS Elveen; pianists, Lenora Lanier, blhe �lllt- shull he divided into my Monday. Mr. COMPANY holders TIle nature corporation It is Io-wit; 1959. bad. Peanuts lhat were Morris. and Morrb and fami· has announced .. general hereby ordered, udjudged 2 1959 al 10 o'clock A. M., and .tacked Charter No. OF SOLID NITROGEN complete plans Barbara Kennedy ond Ginny Mc- hfaus�e��"���nt�:��af��our:o�f the two hundred shures Mr. and Mrs. Application _,_ to the and best business to be �! fifLY (250) and decreed that all the prayers All thal cert.aln 10l or COHEN ANDERSON were party blown from ott lhe Iy. Morris nccom· for the Fall Study Course which Howard �al�, highest of a value of parcel Ii no objectlon Is made on order At Chambers Elveen; choristers, Don the corporate IlO rs PII" $100.00 par of said ure and Cohen Anderson, As Admlnls. pained him to Savannah. You to more will be held bidder for cash, the t�va�lsn���1.'ed share. petition granted of land with Improvements will be passed saying no Ad· poles' causing some dornage. Bulloch Superior Court get up 60% next weele The and Butch reportcrs, Iollowing ����: Applicnnts desire the ,sold trator of the Estate or It L. Rogers; lund timber III npplicnnts and theil' ASSOC­ thereon, situate, lying and being However t.he clear The actual from Dixie four sessions \vill be held at dc�cribed ,�nd a. privilege of the mlnlstratlon I. necessary, weather that Mr. and M rs. J ames Shuman foregoing peLilIon of J. P. nitrogen McCm'mick �md Lconom SRld Petitioners desire thc right increasing capll· hiles; successors and arc In the 1209th G. M. District of Miller. Deceased. San�ra counly" 01 stock to assigns 1959. followed lhe storm Martha H. and than from a of loda. the church, al 7:30 o'clock in to·'Ylt: , to own, One Hundred Thou- 1O·29·4tc Seplember 24, by Friday, and daughter. Lynn of Savlnnah, Redding, Redding bag Lanier, advisors, Mrs. Felix All certam tracl of leuse, control, deul in, hereby Incorporated und mudc n Bulloch and In # sllnd · County. Georgia. Geo M Johnslon lo Incor. the The th�t Int,ld sell and a auto. Dollars R. P. MIKELL. Ordinary peanut picking and other work last be evening. book to be Mrs. W. ond III the opernle ($100.000.00). body politic und.. the nllille Ihe of spenl week-end with his MAOI IN I)JXII IOH I)/X" IA,IlMIR� Parrish, F. Hughes lo�ated 48th G. M. D,s· �eneral Cily Statesboro. rrontlng 10·29·4tc 138 N&N under the name of sludied mobile bUSiness, which and of CITATION # began again. mother Mrs. Burl E. ponited' is "Luke's Po(trait of Mrs. Lamar Mrs. trlcl of Bulh,,:h CounlY, parts WHEREFORE. applicants pray style Soutlleastcrn Auto South on East Main Slreet Beasley, and Southeastern Auto NeSmith, Gporg,a, shall Bulloch Court of Parts Com� Chrisl" Charles M. and include the purchase and to be under Parts Compnny for and distance of 90 feet and bounded Ordinary Mr. were enter· Southern CO by Laymon. Jimmy Mrs M S BI'On· containing f,fty·two incorpornled Iho during Some trees wore blown Beasley's. They read Dnd considered, It by Nitrogen Rogers sale of both new and auto. Mrs. Carrie Collins down pany The more or used name find with lho period of a8 follows: Wesl lands now Stephens CITATION talned a meet,'ngs will be as follow,'. M J a (52.5) acres, one.halJ slyle aforesaid, thlrly·flve yeal� by with fish al the SAVANNAH, GEORGIA nen, rs. h , and at hc'mcsteads nnd fry appearing lhal said peliLion Is � K�nn'edy' mobilo ports of every kind. n11 of the find with the of renownl or of Dan a dis· made for gave already OCI. bounded as follows: less'h ab" y rights privileges formerly Riggs having oppllcallon IN THE COURT OF ORDIN. river on Mr. and within the Tuesday night. t3. Devo· Mrs. E. C. Lamer. �ort character privileges OUl of farmer Salurday by Inten· Public and descripllon, ac- herein set out and addition­ al the expiration of that time tance of 150 feet, and lands now twelve monlhs' supporl ARY OF Bulloch busy something else to purvlew.Dnd 1 tional. Mrs. Woldo Stalesboro·Ollver Road such Counly. . Mrs. Others tion of lhe laws .. Moore; Beasley. who appllcable lhere· I' _••••••_. and cessorles, tires and any and all al and t.o lhe laws of WitH or owned the Estate of J. A. Stephens. and do to remove the fallen trees, enjoy. •__•••••••_ NIGHT CIRCLE OF by londs of Mrs. Claud,e powers privileges as may lIecording Georgia Woshington County formed on 674 miles of Creek formerly In RE: of Kerm't Lesson Mrs.. J. H. Hinton. square Application ed the occasion were Mrs. to, and that all of have study, applillnces and flxlures incident and that said is Indinn in 1-78·1. BOOlh a disLanco o· to set and check and . �ald JB�S East lands of corporation territory Nmncd for �y7"HI�to� appraise,," duly appointed and Reuben Belcher to repair' fences. been Ocl. W, S, C. S, MEETS M�K.mnon; by to the George Wa8hington, the Joyner Eiouise Barnes and fully compiled w'th. In· ThUl�day night.. 15. Devo· WIllie operation of an aut.o- �g granted ond vesled wilh county was th'c tcnU� t.o North by lands now or fVormer"'i;y aparllhe same having filed lheir In form lhe Mrs. Stello Lee and son, Mike Hodges; South by lands of :��e���duc�r��c�h�r ���I���� hereby fly the GOOfMin flng, and today rank. probate solemn Mrs. Gene the of a 11a08.lad•• Mrs. The members of the mobile can. all �III al Frank eluding presentation 1 Women tional, C. S. Jones; Lesson Nighl Sialer parts business; to fol' which ure usk­ the rights and cer ed of J. H. deceased. whIch Davies ond Brooklet, Beasley. Mr. Tlarifly Georgil Agree Hodges, and Wesl by applicants privileges Joyner daughters. ond Rich· certificate from Ihe Rev. E. Circle of lhe W. S. C.S. of Ule duct and operate a and mention in suld shnow and· Mrs. I. H. and Secretary study. W. Chopple. Tues· lands of Fded W. Hodges Estate. repair ing incorporation as may be I>cUtion. ����\��� :r;�'r��!:����rlkcu��t�::\I�iclll ���u��'reg� ������ c�� order ror service pubJicallon ard of Beasley of Slate as service ���t:::i�dVli�:i�i� : �W'a�cebYo/75L.fe�r'�s�s·b� by Lec, Savannah, spent last required by Secllon Oct. Church met The shOI) wherein auto. allowed like stand triul for trausou. tho lands nOW or formerly owned cause before the Court of 01'<1- court on Harley day night, 20. Devotional, Met�odist MondllY and hard· corporations under Snnclcrl:willo, county Beat, mnrks a was gr'anted bv said with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beasley. 22.1803 of the Code of _Pille l,,!,ber mobiles and all of molar the Granled at Chambers, lhis vnlinnt home Mrs. Charlie a Tuesday Georgia Mrs. Leon Lesson night at the home of Mrs. Frank- wood ttmber Will be offered for types laws of as now guurd rcsistuncfJ to Sfiermnn'. forces. by Waters dis· Inary of said county on the first Lee; study, Georglu they the 5th or troop's Morris. Annotated; vehicles may be repaired, over­ or day October. 1959. Todny, progrc88i'!a the Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Mrs. Roebuck. lin Lee. The inspirational was sale separately, and then the muy hereafter exist. WnlJlungton Counl.y deriveR tho bulk of Oc+�e�n�' aI19��d sing"lar Belsley Il is George Thursday hauled and serviced' to maintain its incomo from .. Mr. and hereby ordered, adjudged land will be offered for sale ngriculturc, live8tock, and kaolin al law of said decedent. Mrs. Larry Boaen or had at dinner guests last and decreed lhal night, Oct. 22, given by Mrs. Harold Joyner show JOHNSTON AND USSERY J. L. RENFROE, Judge In mining. ------IIJ!I--·------Ilheirs Sunday all the prayers Devotionol. rooms and conduct sales Wushil!gton County, nnd throughout the nrc last and the MT'S. separately, and then all lhe Geo. M. Johnslon Bulloch Georgia, You and each 01 you hereby Guyton spent Sunday with Mr. of said are and Mrs. Howard Les- lesson sludy by bOlh wholesale and By Superior Court, United Browers and Mrs. Jerry Bean and petilion granted H.owell; timber. and land will be relail' and to Stn�c8 Ii'oundulion works constantly to 888ure commanded to be and apper on MI�. Fannie E. Cribbs and Mr. said son Mrs. Joe Joe the busi- offere� do and Counly, Georgia t�ho 8ulo of beor Ilnd 1110 SPECIAL. son, Michael of Port Wentworth applicants and their assoc· <1W Creen Study, Ingram. Ingram. Following sale perform any olher' act ORDER OF COURT under plCIl8Hnt, orderly conditions. Be­ THIS:WEEKI Saven It lhe first In November, ness toget.her way Mondy and Mrs. H. N. Shurllng. iales, successors and are Stamp Each the meeting, conducted the fo� �nd �he or not inconsistent wilh lieving thnt strict Iuw onforcomont 80rves the beet 1" and Mr. and assigns night, following study, by thing In Re: interost of 1959 before the Court of Ordln· Mrs. Oscar Mitchell brmgs the most, It Will be sold Petition lo Incorpornte and made a a Circle Mrs. law and charter relative Mr. and Mrs. James H. Morris of hereby Incorporated social hour will be -held in leader, Waldo Moore, in that manner. powers Southeastern Auto 5th " of to show Garnetl S. C. Parts Com- G�91�1�. f��n��e ary said county under the name the to the conduct of such busi- �ff���c� �!�en �ill!Oth� and son, of body politic the recreation hall hostess served reo u of 1959. ��:,:�llr���c�����I�t�r�r�!�= cause If there the Gary Savannah, Brannen arranged by dainty The sale will continue from pany day October. official. in ita :.rIJ�::r:� any be, why Beasley of Savannah and style of Southeaslern AUla .Come· Out ness thal may be needful or continuing "sclf-rogulntion" program. spent the week·end his / Mrs. Bob Mikell. president of freshments. to Charter Application No. HATTIE Clerk + probaie In solemn form of lhe visiting spenl the week·end wilh his Parts for and day day between the same in Its POWELL, Company during W. Mr. and necessory operation. At and other here Ihe S. C. S .• and Mrs. Waldo Mrs. Walter Hatcher, until all Chambers Bulloch will of said decedenl should not parents relatives the of h""rs of said property b. To have all Superior Court. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph period thlrty·five yeal� Sr of lhe powers Bulloch be had. WITNESS the Honorable 10Sl week·end. Moore direclor of the .• Mr. and Mrs. Waltler Hatch. is sold. Superior Court 10·29·4lc # 142 during with the at renewal � Nighl and all of the '-- C. Sr. privileges DOLLARS enjoy privileges _ .' Beasley er Jr. and Judge of the Court of Ordinary Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Sanders, al lhe expiraLion of that Lime Circle. Mrs. W. D. Lee will pre- little daughter. and This 30th day of September. enumerated in Sections 22·1827 of state and Georgia's said Mrs. . county. of Chatham City visited her Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Beasley according to the laws of Georgia sent the music each evening. Kirk Ballance. all of Beau· 1959 and 22.1870 of the Code of R. P. MIKELL and thal S. C. a RALEIGH E. TIle Bulloch Herald Beverage of parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. of BJ'OOklel spent Sunday after· said corporaLion Is AHEAD fort, spent few days here NESMITH Georgia and all of the other Clerk of Courl of Ordinary and KIWANIS a.UB HAS with As Executor of the Estate and Shurling, during lhe week·end. noon with Mr. and Mrs. I. H. hereby granted vested with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Rush· privileges powers enumernt- Moderation 10·29·4tc # 140 all the and SPECIAL GUESTS AT of B. NeSmilh ed in Sections Mrs. Fred BrDnch and Beasley and righls privileges ing, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Napolean 22.18 and 22.19 Statesboro. Georgia, Thursday. Octooo.' 8. 1959 daugh· family. mention in said Linton G. I petition. mURSDAY NIGHT MEETING Bland. during the hurricane. Lanier Attorney SALE UNDER SIiCURITY DEED Granted at Chambers. this for said Estate. At the meeling of lhe Kiwanis Recent guests of Rev. and any, delivered to the sa i d show rooms and conduct sales the 5th day of Oclober. 1959. 1O·29.4tc # 134 Bulloch AHEAD-. Club Mrs. E. --- GEORGIA. Counly Roberta Worlhen. This 5th bOlh DOLI,ARS Thursday night L. Harrison were Mr. _ the wholesale and retail; and to J. L. RENFROE. Judge special Whereas. hereLOfore. on lhe of 1959. were W. and Mrs. Morris day October, do and ,perform any other act because are guests Mrs. E. Gear Harrison of 5th day of 1957. Superior Court, Bulloch prices low at PETITION FOR CHARTER September. GEORGE J. HART or not inconsistent with and Misses Mary Alice Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harrison or Roberla Worthen did execule lo thing County, Georgia Belcher, Bulloch By: Cohen Ihe fine stores and service Fla GEORGIA. County Anderson, Judy NeSmith. Jane Lanier and Tampa. .• Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Aaron Hoimovitz, a certoln sec· TO THE SUPERIOR COURT OF attorney Statesboro, Ga. ��Wt:;dc��3��r olf;�� �el���i� Brenda Anderson. Harrison and urlty deed lo the following land: G�9i�.rI�. �����c� ��n��e 5th slalions Ihal S&H Misses Prlscllla SAID COUNTY: 1O·29·4tc # 139 ness lhal be needful or give All lhal cerLain lot of land may day of October. 1959. Mrs. Gear. Bulloch County and Marilyn Harrison of Smyrna necessary in its operation. Green J. P. lying and being in the 1209 lh HArnE POWELL, Clerk Slamps, Home De�onstration Agent, in­ and Mrs. Joe Harrison of, Atlan- Redding, Martha H. Red. PETITION FOR CHARTER b. To have all of and G. M. Dislrlct of Bulloch Counly. the powers Superior Court. Bulloch lroduced these Southeasl Bul· ta. ding George M. Johnston, and on enjoy all of the hereinafter called Georgia. fronting soulh Kent privileges County. Georgia loch High School 4·H Mrs. J. H. Griffeth left Sun· applicants. DODGE members. IT enumerated DOES in Seclions 22·1627 this for IN a or bring applicatioo the ! width distance 1960 Street of OF TO INTRODUCE THE GTOEOTHRGEIAS'UBpuEIRIOlcohRCCoou'!}kT who reported special of day to spend a few with and 22·1870 of the Code of phases days of a charter for a 50 feel and running back be· SAID COUNTY: _1O_._29_._4_lc_#_14_1�_==_=--- their granting SENSATIONAL NEW and all of PUBLIC SUE work. Judy NeSmith gave relatives at Colbert and to visit tween lines a or J. P. Marlha H. Red· Georgia Ihe other private corporation and show to witb two parallel depth Redding, when a GEORGIA. Bulloch S&H Grecn ,repOit on lhe State 4·H Can· her children in Allanta. the court the facls: completely new, different lines of cars distDnce of 100 feet. and bound· ding and George M. Johnston. County Stamps following completely By virtue of aUlhorily •• gress recently held in Mrs. Luther Burriss and sons, 1. desire for ed as follows: South by said hereinafter called �divi�egse:c���s���';i' ���m2"{.�� lh� arc redeemed for Ihe won­ Atlanta, They themselves, oppilcants, of vested In lhe Kenl West lands of this said Code and all of the unders'gned. there ond she also told of the Luther, Jr. and Thomas, of their associates and successors, Street; by bring applicalion for the I -.i:, "Chel'ry powers and cnumer- Will be before the derful Pie" under A. S. Dodd, Jr.; North lands of a charter for a privileges sol� gifls available with Contest that she entered at Columbia. S. C. visited her aunt, the EKA by gl'llnLing . I ated therein are made a door m court: of Ray Howard; private corporation and show to part h�use Statesboro, GeoT Now Rock Eagle. Mrs. John A. Robertson, �:m�e oincorporated whh on the 1959 S&H I S&H Green Friday. .xclullv. hereof to the same gla first In . Over to secure n note of even date the court the facts: extent as if Tuesday Stamps, Mr. and following f _ Mary Alice Belcher discussed Mrs. Ben Ander· lhe same 1959 Idubool .. Levy "SOUTHEASTERN AUTO were herein .. November. between lhe therewith for One Hundred I. desire for quoted 1500 son They themselves, . fure. ov.r ilems of "Cotton and and Mrs. '. liiw,m Its on Jane Ander- legal hours of sale the 1,000 Distinguished Uses," which Mary PARTS COMPANY" Dollars, all ns shown by a securi- their associates and successors, 4. The for whIch follOWing u�e s�,d described items of Distinguished Mer. she won second place in the 5011 of Register visited their deed recorded in the office of to be under the IS have Its eXist· property: Merchandise from which 10 Vl�ra·Beat ty incorporaled corPO,ratl�n ,to chandise, state in her Mrs. J. M. The principal office and place ence 's All that certain tract of land including eomplp.t. contest, special "Hat sister, Williams, the clerk of the Suporlor Court name of lh,rty·flve years. room of business of said localed in the 1209th G. M. decot,tion designs. choosc. making" contest. Saturday. corporation of Bulloch in STATESBORO AUTO 5. The amount of shall be County. Georgia, capital with District of Bulloch located in Bulloch Book and County, Gear­ Jane Lanier gave the Miss Blanche Bradley of Way· DODGE 228, poge 83; PARTS COMPANY" which the will reading wilh branch corporation begin 108 more County, Georgia, Whereas on lhe 17th of gia containing acres, that she presented al the Slate cross was the recent of , , guest day The office and busin'ess shall be Thou· Since 1896 . offices in Jenkins and Candler principal Fifty or a of Amerlca's Only Nationwide Plan I pl�ce 'Iess, according lo plat Slamp Mr. and March, 19'58. the said Aaron of business of said corporation sand Dollors· (50.000.00): e'lher Meet. Mrs. J. H. Bradley. Counties, with the privilege of survey made by J. E. Rushing. Mr. Haimovitz conveyed to Isiah Lee shall be located in Bulloch in cash or other< assets or a and Mrs. Claude' a. Robert.· which is recorded ARCOLA 1 _ the said the said Surveyor, plat BROOKLET son note, securily Counly, Georgia, wllh the privi· combinalion of the two. announce lhe birlh of a son in Deed Book 64. page 487, and HD deed and lhe said land described of branch CLUB MEETS at the Bulloch lege establishing o.f' 6. The capiLaI stock of said bounded as follows: North County Hospital. therein; nnd whereas, on the and In by fices places of business corporation shall be divided inlo lands' of Paul WIlli..O:rlWLCLJJB'_'_' been-named 26lh of Groover and by r0ctober_.2,.-who-ha. DART' day 1958. such other as Seplember, places may be two hundred fifly (250) shares lands of Sam The Arcola·Brooklel Home De· Claude Jr. the said Isloh Lee to Groover; Easl by Bacot. conveyed determined. of a value of $100.00 lands monstration COMPLETE NEW LINE the pat per of J. a. Rushing; South by Club ·met Thursday Miss Barbara Jones of Savan­ .A said George J. Hort. the 2. The applicants are residents share. Applicanls desire the lands of Mrs. Lila Grapp and by wilh the other clubs of the nah was the week·end ot undersigned, the said note, of and their post office address guest OF ECONOMY CAR'S IN THE s,?c- at the her Mr. urily deed and the land descrlb· Is Statesboro. Georgia. County County Home parenls, and Mrs. C. S. ed Demonstration Center a Jones. LOW·PRICE FIELD therein; and 3. The purpose ond objecl of for said The 2·Door "Work Whereas', not, has become said corporation is pecuniary Impala Sport Coupe Day." In the forenoon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierce of in default as to the .1.4TS • SWffPS • principal and gain and profit to its share· members worked in Cera­ Brunswick visited Mr. and Mrs. This ill the Dart-the all­ SUCTION WANS interest and Dodge the undersigned holders. The nature of mics. At the noon hour a John Woodcock CUANS general lovely Sunday. car with the features 3 TlMfS 'Asrfl holder 'elect.s that t.he entire the business to be is new, low-priced transact� covered dish luncheon was Mrs. Sallie Conner spent last For the firl' time in vacuum balance owing on said become and the been for. A brand­ any cleaner-powerful. air corporate powers desired served. the in you've waiting . Following lunch, Friday Savannah with rela� driveo "Vibr.·Be.le,," embedded dirt I due at once: arc' new dislodge FuU business was in lives. Economy Slant "6" Engine horsepower luction and Now, lherefore, according Petitioners desire the meeting charge sweeping brushes do tbe eleaa­ t? n·. of that saves Cleans 3 rig.ht Mrs. C. S. Proctor. in the 1------­ up to 20% on gas, AlI- ia,! times fasler than ocher cleaners. the originial terms of said secun- to own, lease, control, deal m. deed and absence of the Mrs. RAY CHAPTER OF 'welded to ty the laws in such sell and operate a president, �LUE Unibody �onstruction �eneral au.to­ Ollie cases made and provided, the mobile parts bUSiness, which Akins. The inspirational EASTERN STAR TO eliminate squeaks, mttles and rust, lOOI( WHAT undersigned will expose for sale shall include the purchase and was given by Mrs. W. L. Hen· MEET TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13 YOU (JET I to the and Roomie�, family-sized interiors that highesl besl bidder sale of both new and used auto­ drix, followed by a demonstra· Blue Ray Chapler No. 121, 10 for cash the above make And a PC. SET DELUXE CLEANING TOOLS described mobile parts of kind. tion on "Dried Materials" Order of The Eastern Star, driving pure pleasure, land. after every by �1i.1 proper advertisement, character and descriptIOn, ae­ Mrs. W. E. Gear. hold a regular stated solid look and feel that make it hard on the meeting first Tuesday in Novcm- cessories tires and and all or. any All the clubs will Tuesday. O.tober 13 1959 at to believe Dart is a low-priced car, ber, 1959, between the legal and fixtur'es incident participate •. applinnc�s in a Booth at the CoaSLaI 7:30 p.m. In the Masolllc Hall. hours of sale before the court- Empire MADE IN DIXIE FOR DIXIE fARMERS Dart comes in 20 models to the operation at an auto­ All exciting hduse door in Fair in Savannah November 2. members are urged to Statesboro, Bul- mobile parts business: to con­ !,e -3 great series, Seneca. Pioneer, loch Mrs. FI'ed was prescnt and from SIS­ Southern County, Georgia. The duct and a and SEE IT NOW AND SEE ALL Bradford appoint- by Nitrogen CO operate f(;:palr THESE ter mem?er� Phoenix. See America's First Fine proceeds from said salc will be service shop wherein auto­ ed from the Arcola-Brooklet Lodges are inVited to at­ SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 10 tend. Economy Car-the Dart­ used, first the payment of mobiles and all types. of motor Club as its represenlative. The Dodge said note, interest and vehicles at Dealer's nowl principal, may b� repaired .over­ hostesses for the day were Mrs. your Dodge expenses, and the if 1 _ balance, haUled and serviced; to malntam W. L. Hendrix and Mrs. Oatis ��:�� IllJ®W @J IllJ cQ] cQ] O��®[f® 1llJ'[t Hendrix. '[t[h] 0 BROOKLET p, B, YI, F. �e the new 1llJ�� INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS amazing ON NIGHT OF SEPT, 28 A lovely Candlelight Installa· tion Weathermaker service was held at the c;"'.�eat Pump INTHE1960 Primitive Baptist Church the night of Sept. 28, lo install the Chevy! new valve officers of the P. B. Y. lifters reduce engine noise to a F., fmf THRIF'I'IER who ._-_. whisper, are; president, Jimmie Lee !! !new!!! 1st �O McCormick; vice-preSident, ! NEW! Larry Rogers; 2nd vice-presi­ VIS eas! loadiog PO'VER dent. Kenneth McElveen; 3rd Under the hood thrift is accented in a refinements new standard loggage compartmeot V8. engineered to de­ for the driver DODGE liver up to 10'70 ",are miles for every New while more convenience has heen huilt into gallon g,ving you zest at Everybody will want to he the driver normal Or vacation-aized speeds, you might choose when he sees Cbevy's • big; the kind of GREATEST DODGE EVER, , luggage it.. pleasure a BIG, compartment by lowering the loading teammate-Chevy's Hi-Thrift 6 turn at the wheel brings, Tbe driver Dtivet in -the engine that start.. the' SOLIB. BUILT TO COMMAND Toughest Town! height. saving finds Chevy has further cushioned moment you flip the ignition switch, him from Careful would engine impulses by an Percy McFidgel-who believe Ihat clutch improved linkoge system, He'll This great new '60 was built he's harder on his car lhan in Dodge anybody town? Why. also find a convenient new he parking to prove you don't have to be never goes over 35 or takes a trip over 10 miles! N I� 1\7 brake that automatically returns to NEW normal height alter extravagant to travel in style. Actually this kind of driving is very hard on a car QUIET app[.j�ation, spaciousness inside Underneath its bold, crisp styling engine because the engine seldom gets "warmed up" AND NEAREST TO PERFECTION A and cools Inside COMFORT �eatg entire you'll find a satisfying honus in suOiciently. The oil tends to be sluggish. SlUdge forms you'll find room and more LOW·PRICED CAR EVER CAME! your in Ihe room, There's room to sprawl in. stretch·out room and comfort-the crankcase. The way is open for Thicker. newly designed body dangerous room to sit tall in-and the roofline mount.. insulate from road and silence of wear and corrosion. you shock house air strength exclusive a and has respect for hat.., A new flatter and noise. insuring an almost eocoon- u9ing only all-welded nul there's Unibody construction­ something you can do about this. 10 tranamission tunnel is a boon to the like quiet, Full Coil See lIye spring suspens!on CHEVROLET the a demon.frollon al our .Ior. al once motor. If to a middle man, Here is the Finest unequaled responsiveness of or prorecr your you have do lot of stort. kind of space melt.. bumps as. no other , Quality It's Ihe last word in air suspenslO_n a year·round new that invites the can, Ot! D-500 Ram Induction V-8 PHONE �-5594 and·stop driving allow speeds. as mosl of us do. us. family, system hushed hydraul,e electricity! T No fuel no fuel .. _t-...... NIC·1Y-P,' MONUMENTS conditioning! lines, Yet for all these exclusive . Shena..., Engine.· Molar Oil, It flows , . _-_ ,-.rw., Slolt Trop·Artic· fasl rcsists sludge a.--w_ AIC·1Y-R'" .. CIJoorr _,_, Oct_ .. ees-1Y, storage tanks, no waler. no plumbing, no chimney. You' this '60 FOR 10 ... DAY HOME TRIAL! fonnution helps your car run better, Get We Specialize In advantages, magnificent longer. winler wannth and Ihe most Motor Oil at get cozy efficient summer Dodge is most Trop·Artic any st"Iion Original Designs moderately priced, never where sec cooling, There'. been like it. Come in Available in 11 models­ you Ihe Phillips 66 Shicld. See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer From Your anYlhing exciting __ .. _._.------.------_._------. _ _ __ _------_ .. - Buy _ .. _ .. _. __ ._._ .. _ ·A tmdemnrk _. __ .. __ ._---_ and lee the new two _-_._.----.---- amazing Carrier Heat Wealher.' great series, Matador and Local Manufacturer Pump maur. Or and we'll Polara, See them phone be glad' to explain the delail.. todayl CURTIS A Statesboro "Oplional at utra wit. YOUNGBLOOD CO. TRANS OIL Inc. Industry CO.,' Since 1922 Statesboro - Portal Franklin Chevrolet Northside E,-PO 4-5511 Ine. Dr,. Company, ROSCOE LAlRCEY COMPANY DODGE DIVISION CHRYSLER CORPORATION 60 EAST Statesboro. Georgia MAIN ST. STATESBORO. GA. PHONE Thayer 4-5488 Monument Plumbing-Heating-Electrical_ Air Conditioning Contractor 43 N. Main St, Company YOUR AUTHORIZED CARRIER DEALER 45 West Main Street EVERETT MOTOR COMPANY Statesboro. Ga. 128 West Parrish Phone PO 4·3117 Phone PO 4-3372 Home Demonstration FFA Purebred The Bulloch Herald County AP W...... Blue Devils lose 12-0 Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 8, 1959 "' .. Club turn in fine for Show at ItU... report year Hog Hayes, Cook A barbecue supper will be Henry Hayes, Riley "' THE and "':iir ...... p. - BULLOCH Irom I GARDENING Number of served In the school lunch room .Jlmmy Rushing. HERALD continued page � of SEBH on Oct. 14 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. The WAS first place winner In the ���ev::;�e���;g���r�.U��ber to U In rrs supper wlil be served cafeteria DEDICAtED TO THE PROGRESS or AND su The STA�ESBORO D H· Bulloch BULLOCH Dress Revue nnd h Iri h Southeast COUNTY repre­ County LANDSCAPING - Number Im- Chapter style and will be 50 cents a sented Bulloch County at Athens . of the Future Farmers of H. W. Smith Iawns , Number new 19 plate. Tickets are now on sale proving 69; the Home Demonstration America will hold Its annual during . un- members of the F. F. A. VOLUME 1937-P,O. BOX lawns· 13; Shrubbery added The Dublin Irish remained 1------by 20 South SI. XVlTI-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 210 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, Council State MI'!!. purebred hog show on the school I MaIn THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959 NUMBER 48 meet.lng. • 463;; Number of trees started defeated through four games The show Is sponsored by the Rushing modeled a church dress. Wednesday night, 721; Number hrysan­ with a 12-0 victory over the Brooklet, Nevils, Stilson, Den- Mrs. J. B. Brannen. Jr., from growing Statesboro rolls on ��tb�Sr I�� themums . 169. Statesboro High Illu Devils In mark and Eslo Farm Bureau Wedding Club, placed second Midget Varsity W. E. Gear, principal, and Ogeechee Memorial Park Stadium Friday and businesses and Announcements in nnd she Is also Cloth­ NUTRITION-Number' of new members of the F. F. A. of the chapters county a room . night before standing friends of the school in these Chairman from her recipes tried Gil; Number h anot er SEBH Invite the of the Ing Project crowd. wit h beats patrons Card Informals • Swainsboro basic seven 300. only win', communlttes. club. Mrs. Brannen modeled a prnctlclng school and/all their friends to

- a set The scored touchdown The are election Irish attend pig chains Church Dress. MI'!!. Delmas POULTRY Number buying By RALPH this annual event, spon- sponsored Invitations __ . In each of the first the Farm from est!e Club eggs 150; Number of hens quarters, ) ruRNE� sored by the vocational by Bureau, Kiwanis County primary Rushing, Sr., agrl- then had to on for dear life Robert Mallard Formers and placed third In county. Mrs. owned. 3,397; Number of fryers hang lead States- joined In with the scoring honors culture department, jointly with Club, Merchants as domiv Bank Napkins . Statesboro completely bora's as of the Rushing modeled n Street Dress, produced 4,63G. Midget Varsity to a 13.6 he scored one touchdown and the Far!" Bureau chapters In the Brooklet, Bulloch nated second hulf over CHILD DEVELOI'MENT AND RURAL ELECTRIFICATlON­ ploy. victory Swainsboro last an extra point. area. County Bank, Parker's Stock- Thank You Notes A punt returne by October 3. . 64.yard FAMILY LIFE -Ench of the 14 Number Saturday night, Swainsboro's one touchdown -'"for improving wiring 75, score. Next Saturday October November 18 Ben Crain set the first night, e up It �ard, • - clubs in the county pari icipatcd Number new Statesboro's third was scored late in the fourth B�1I0C�1 St"c'!�yard" tH"crry China SUver buying nppllunces- wlJ..s Statesboro will an Crystal Crain .was shovec out at the 10, fans have Ao�e, M an e ears in this de­ consective this season. on a r�n nld e�r�h So., Wednesday, project by giving 170. victory quarter reverse play around to and on the Ilrst opportunity see the n a ron. Bulloch nnd the six, piny Bobby a 13 Midget Roebuck. F��gad i. all Democratic executive committee monstratlons - Mallard, end. The at County's bringing RURAL HOUSING New year-old fullback, right touchdown was V ltv I acI' Hilburn circled his end for y here a t M ern- .'. A. nt their annual right demonstrated what the the Fr· members showing set family . coaches first to be scored Nov, 18 for a together Homes Built 10; Homes re­ paints orall'sl01 ParIkn Sta dl�nrum, The one fine store IatUrday Wednesday, county pri­ the touchdown. The extra point was Varsity animals are Don Denver and dinner'S. \ sensational Hughes, picnic modeled outside . agreed effort for against the Midget team so far with 75. went the cross- squad comes back home to Ward next Oct, 17 as the final date - attempt under play Simmons Saturday, CIVIL DEFENSE Inforrna­ the Saturday night due!. He this season. Ralph Raymond HOM E IMPROVEMENT bar. host to Douglas after W ter G P' B tor candidat1!s to New tion was 10 the different picked up 150 yards for playing ers, 'h ddY qualify, now brought rushing Statesboro's defensive end and two weeks from industry Number inside of A at the away home. A clubs improving recovered fumble an of II ad �ne har;ls 'h ; by outstanding speakers average yards per carry. we r e Immediately following the homc ; 269. Statesboro linebackers extremely Game time is set for 8:00 and severn I members are con­ :l3-yard·line, shortly He also lead his team in A�sJ�:onbe�se�easl��c' 'Ca��� rneettng, nine candidates quali- · . tackling stingy about P. M. as the lifter the giving away yard- Midget Sh end a T nected with the Civil Defense HOME INDUSTRIES-Hondl· second quarter started. With 13 tackles. Mallard scored Varsity umon,'w II -urner, D ean or- age to Swulnsboro. Larry Deal, attempts to make it four vic- 'SOMETHING SPECIAL county craft articles made· 1562. set up tho finol score. one Turner, Dean Me- Evacuation Program. night's touchdown and set up the Henley, Jerry �:� ft": b�h�lI�tous t at a P tories in row. There will also I Crain to Hilburn down opera lng orta INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS GOLDEN RULE-Number of passed other one. Corkel, Jimmy Dyches, Larry AT CLUB . QB to the TMeadllaCrdleawrye'reROdnenfieCnsSr'vtereesttaanndd. be prelimenary action from two SHOWN HERE Is the new The committee -Members of the different clubs token the sick· 25, and fullback Tennyson Thompson, Neily Scott, Thomas architect's drawing 01 the bullding to be occupied by the Morris Company, now under construclion on orgnnlzed by trays to 1,166; Quarterback Wayne Howard outs. teams in the Mite MONDAY NIGHT Coleman 17 to the League. Futch, Jimmy Cannady, U. S. 80, east 01 North Main Street. Shown In the Inset are the olflcer� of the left naming John Olliff as chairman. Announcement is made this week of a new Indus­ participated In Care and Share Number taking rlowcrs to the gained eight. Jimmy 11.. _' company. They are, to right, Thad J. Morris Sr" • Halfuack Bob Dixon Mr. 011111 has been as sick . ��======..IE=====- Robert vice and sales and T. J. Morris vice serving in Bulloch The Program. Severa) speakers hove 930; Number of visits to plcked!i:====- aI EC:lmz..m=!Zma== president; Morris, president manager Jr., president and treasurer. Statesboro Quarterb.ok Club try County, Dennis Sportswear Com­ and Coleman one and =- of the been . up four, � secrtary committee. Fred heard on lnternntional Re­ the sick 2,283. IIembenr will be In lor • rare a manufacturer of shirts three for the score. the Wood. was named 10 pany, sport hB8 begun opera­ lations. Mr. Patrick Moore, ln­ 4·H Advisers-Number assis­ Again i-4nat .t the Moadoy nlpt secretary ext-ra was low. succeed 0111ff. tions in ternational Form Exchange Stu­ tlng 4-H Club members. 105; Ail point attempt -rna. Portal, Georgia, In the second half Statesboro dent from Ireland has clubs contributed to 4-H Ach­ The Morris will J A. of the spent • J� ArtIer. No, I root· The committee a Groce, president racked to voted that severnl In Bulloch levement up five first downs begin weeks Company SCluth· operation otfIcllI County Banquet. Mil at tho condldate must have a comes to Portal from two for' Dublin and five times majority company, and his talks and colored sides LIBRARY - Number taking _tern Confer...... wUI b. and In case 01 a the was halted inside the Dublin runover, Swainsboro where, for seven on his have been most 320; Number 30, country daily paper, taking soon in brand new located on .... ._t IpMker fllr Mon· runover to be held on Dec. 2. usually by a fumble or a dropped U.S. 8 years, he wuo owner and prell. interesting. county paper· 308; Number of building y night'. meotlllS .....lnnlne forward . puss. dent 01 the Swainsboro Garment DAIRYING-Number of fnmi­ magazines taken 905; Number 8 p.m, All county officers arc to be

. The lies with milk cows-j i, Number using Library or Bookmobile Freshman Austol Youmans Morris Company, new Mr, ArtIe)". talk wID be named In the 1980 general elec- Company. drtnk­ Number mode his first start for the Blue MANY wholesale lood distributor and lion. The nomination In a buying milk·150, Number 368; of New Books .doubly Int_tIna In that h. Demo- The new com. . IGA ing milk·162. bought 450. Devils at quarterback and corn­ Concert Association to sponsor, formed by the wlU be lUI( .ettina bock cratlc prtmary Is tantamount to manulacturlng Is In a new build. FOOD PRESERVATION. Vege­ RECREATION AND MUSIC­ pleted four of six passes for Community merger of the Statesboro the Tech-Auburn loot. election In Bulloch County. pany opernting

. 53 Co. and the tables cenned 9,70G qts, Vege­ Ail clubs participated in R varie­ yards. Grocery Telf.lr I at whIch he was lame with . QualJrylng tables frozen 17,373 qts, Meats of Recreation Faml­ Statesboro's best penetration Grocery Co. will begin opera- referee, Secretory �:rt blul����U��y p���� I��a:�� ty activities, Wood after the Satur- on . S . 80 town frozen· Ibs. was to the two in the have Atlanta here 24 tions In Its new distrlbu- meeting (f , cast �f the of 33,798 Iy Picnics, games nnd music in early Ian, shortly � Mr, Artley might dIscuss Symphony day were: Portal. The fourth quarter, but a major pen­ tion center located on route #80 'the Teeh.Auburn Edgar Wynn (lncum- Portal Development game. and Allen In . bent) R. Lanier lor In which clti- !!5:!!=�=.....:!����::.:::2!!:::..;.;;!;..;;;��:.:::�= olty assessed at the eight On first Mr. AI Sutherland, president Statesboro. I Corporntlon, many chairman of the county commls- zens of the Invested down cost the Blue Devils their of the Statesboro Community Designed by l. M. Footilke As· community • • sloners, R. P. Mikell, (incum. built the to best chance to score with two Concerts Association, announced soclates, Chicago, the 40,000 funds, building bent) ordinary; H. P. Womack, house an The building minutes remaining. the completion of a most suc· square foot building incorporateo Industry. ctober 18'IS (Incumbent) county school sup· encloses feet of Dublin's defense was led by ctssCul Membership Drive. The the most modern thinking In 21,000 square Weathel' erlntendent; Rufus Ander�on and floor space. THE FIRST AND end Ben Snipes, center Charles Special credit for an increase grocery warehouse design. The Joe Olliff Akins for clerk of the Tuberville, and tackle Bobby in the membership was given fork lift·pallet system of materl· s superior court; Harold Howell Mr. Groce states thot this Gay. Defensive standouts for Mrs. H. P. Jones, Jr., Chairman, als handling will be used to La 'D at ymen ay Lee (Incumbent) for tax com. operation at Portal will be no Statesboro included Mikell Jack· take full of Mrs. J. Curtis Lane, Co�Chalr· advantage the 20 a OLDEST NAME UpS missioner; Franois W, Allen for "fly·by·nlght outfit ... but son, Arnold Cleary, Jimmy Brock man, and the host of captains foot inside height. and SENATOR DICK Loading . and judge of the city court. permanent business offer· RUSSELL and Jerry Newsome. and workers who canvassed the facilities will acco· PI'ttman Park • • • unl03ding Ing long term employment to Coleman was the workhorse ARE to renew old modate 3 rail cars and 10 trucks in CONFUSED city memberships "the He added Nationally Advertised Wash In Wear right people." for the Dublin offense, gaining and enroll newcomers to the Pittman Park Methodist Church of Do\ms simultaneously. MAJOR HAROLD BURSON that he Is starting with a small Soil Man 65 in 15 carries. Dixon was yards area. The includes about will observe Laymen's Dayan staff of who will in building TO ADDRESS LEGIONAIRES workers, next with a net of 42 yards in Selection October in The Artists Commit· 3300 feet of modem, air·condl· Sunday. 18, conjunc· turn, after training, begin the eight tries. tee met October and tioned office tlon with Methodist churches AND PEACE OFFICERS the Year to be Satur'day, 3, The thermometer readIngs space which wlJl work of adding new operators to across the For' tho Blue D e vii s Joey announced the selection of the for the week house advertising, printing, IBM. nation. the He said that when MISS AMELIA ROBERTSON of Monday, Ooto- Major' Harold Burson, Com. personnel. carried 11 times for 49 about how to for the 1959·60 Con· and as a distinctive n Hagan get following ber 5, through Sunday. Octo- accounting departmenta Layman's Day Is mandlng Officer of the Uniform he Is In full operation, In short named Oct. yards, and Wendell cert Season: The Atlanta Sym· well as several offlceo .ervice In the Church the w111 full 29 McGlamary ber II. were as lollows: private . Methodist Division of the State Department time, plant furnish added 40 in tries. under the and a conference yards eight Miss Robertson phony Orchestra, room. In that worship service Is con· of Public Safety, w1l1 deliver the time employment for 150 to The Ogeechee River Soil Con· Dublin 6 6 0 0 - 12 a direction of Henry Sopkln; Wal· HIGH LOW T. J. ducted 175 workers. Morris, Sr.• president Of completely by lay per· main oddress at ceremonies hon. servation District'. ninth annual - sleep State' 0 0 0 0 good night's OcL 5 ""'. 81 83 bora 0 ter C.. Baritone; and Cole- Mon.. sel, the new corporation. hid lOllS of the church, orlng the Peace Officers 01 Bul· "Man 01 the Year In Soil Con· ,. man Oct. • "",. 81 14 "Anyone In the community named·Dist. FHA Blumefleli1, plonlst: ,..." expected the new facilities ..1 At Pittman Park Methodil� IodI servatlon" will be held YARDSTICK Count,v belnl spon.ored by' ...... program dates for Mr. Wed" Oct, 7 ,,",' 88 87 Presentation consolidation to on I oct"" a I"'" offerl In Statesboro Dublin greatly Increasa CHurch Sunday the service members of Dexter Post 90, The Sylvania Oet. Z9 WltII ... Oct. 8 "'" Cassel and· Mr. Blumefield have Thurs., 85 70 the of the buslriess ntel'8ll� h and ga:J.fII "k 8 1st Downs 8 efficiency w111 be pn!Slded over by Mr. American Legion, on Thursday, Rlchal'd B. Russell as the guest not been conflnned. The Atlanta Oct. 9 ""'" 88 70 I leader Frl,. as well as enable The Morris R, L. Cone chairman of the October at 8:00 o'clock iY'ng cong7d7 lOurs, �O[h· 113 Net Yards 145 Millions of millions of dollars on Jr., 15th, speaker. song Is a definite date for Oct, 10 ""'" 82 70 0 people spend sleeping Symphony SaL, to all the official board. The P. at the Amelican lit o�;i maYfa art'!.;'ennl: 53 7 Company provide morning M. Legion e" A. D. Clifton, Chairman 01 the Passing ""'" Miss Amelia Sunday, January 24th In Mc· Sun,. Oct. II 86 71 services rr�onno ace0 m p. n y, Mr . 4-9 pills, tranquilizers, 'decaffeinated coffee, Yet many of Robertson, daugh· many necessary to al· prayer will be led by Dr. Law. Home located on I). S. Highway Board of of the Passes 1-5 Croan Auditorium. Supervisors ter of Dr. and Mrs. Hunter RaInfall lor the week was low Independent retail renee The No. 301 South of Gportswel�r 2-26 4-21 same are grocers H�ff. responsive Ogeechee district, stated that Punting these with worn­ Selection _ people putting up sagging, Robertson of was The Artists Commit· to on an Mr. _roo_e_s_a_. 30 Y Statesboro, 0,91 Inches, compete equal footing reading will be led by Adams Sr. "The FamlSta:esboro.y Assumes the Is da, Penalized 55 tee of Mrs. Frank annuaJ;program sponsored out, obsolete mattresses, elected to direct the at Is composed with chain stores. Remer Jr. Its Christian 5 Fumble lost I singing Brady Responsibility." by the dls\rfct and the banks In the fall of District Farr, Mr. Jack Broucelt, Mr. • ' meeting U, • General contractor for the 'IlIe speakers and their topics The membership and Irlends of the six cO!lntles comprising It­ Future Homemakers of Ameri· Dalo, Jensen, Miss Dorothy La S at building is Jones Lane of States· are Dr. L. T. Thompson Jr., PiUman Park Methodist Church Bulloch, tandler, Mrs. H. P. Jr., yman Day Effingham, held at on Thomas, Jones, PllTMAN PARK W, S, C, S, can, Dudley, Georgia boro. "Every- Member a Worker," Mr. are urged to be in attendance Evans, Screven and TaUnall, Saturady, October 10. Miss Roxie Remley, Mrs. John TO MEET . I Morris and. two Richard Mand"", "Using The at the II o'clock worship service THE SPONSORING banks are MONDAY, \ Jackson, Mrs. Fred Grumley, Lannl'e Mr. his sons, M·rss Rabertson was h In SI'mmons T. .1. Jr. and Robert Abilities You Have;" Mr. W. M. on Laymln's Day. Brooklet MetteI' Banking Co., the Claxton OCTOBER 12 AT 4 p, M, c. osen. Mrs. Waldo Floyd, and Mr. AI Morris, the contest m whrch Morris are the officers of the Bank, Tippins Banking Co" of YOU CAN"T GET A .FI RST-CLASS SLEEP ON A SECON D·CLASS �,ong le��er Sutherland. Mrs. H. P. Jones, MATTRESS a The of she taught song to t.he new be Claxton, Glenville Cltizena regular meeting the and Mrs. J. Curtis corporation and all w111 Bank, than Jr., Lane, Pittman Park Woman's FH·ers. Her mo.rel wins Carribbean active in its T. J. Bank I 01 Glennville, Tattnall Society 2,000" were high In their praise of the management. Statesmen to at GTC Church of Christian Service will be held song was Boom, sJ>C