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2-4-1960 Bulloch Herald

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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. " " "".."".. " dlvl- � ""P year to data with sales 10 per supplemented by stock Rocktvell cent higher thnn 1959." dends. l NATIONAL AWARD " are Mr. We opumlsuc," HIGHLIGHTS Itt increasesiannltal Rockwell 57 explained, "particular- I I Sales: $107.055.00. (1959) ·,,-· THE + because most of our (1958) BULLOCH Iy products r.:'�i�'r HERALD ! i """-1 � 11_ t4--' Industries lire predicting 'boom' $122.700.00. Earnlngs: (1958) dieulend business. In addition, our em- i 8.u..,,__ rate; report sales up $7.417.000. (1959) $9,720.000. DEDICATED TO THE 8T on research is now be- " " PROGRESS OF ATESBORO AND BULWCH COUNTY phnsls : " "" " .." share: � '" Earnings per (1958) $2.14, , :: l � to off. 1• PITTSBURGH. Pn.-Rockwell 10, 1960 to stockholders of ginning puy equal to $2.14 per $2.81. Number of snares ani 19. share, (1959) VOLUME WIIMII dlrec- February XIX-ESTABLISHED MARCH FEBRUARY Manufacturing Company The n w annuual cash divi- outstanding: (1958) ? ':;8.507. STATESBORO. GEORGIA. THURSDAY. 4. 1960 NUMBER 12 tors here increa- dend rate is I:l cents over 1958. meeting today Mr. Rockwell announced that Rockwell is a dlversifted COrn- (1959) 3,'158.007. sed the annual cash dividcnd The rat. was $1.47 from 1956 -.------1959 soles were $122,700,000r.O·I$7.417.000party meters, manufocturing rnte From to to 1959. $1.50 $1.60. Willard and net ea THIS IS YOUR GTORGIA rnings S9.720.000'valves and other control de- F. Rockwell also Jr., president, to $2.81 new in Glenda equal per share, vices und industrial tools. During the past 21 years, First in the nation acreage • reported that sales and power records for the company. under fire e�I'n- R ckwell has paid 83 consecu- protection; 195!) set an all time the dividend in- W Explaining R�ntz of school Sales for )959 were 15 Second In the production is, up cash dividends. m.james �I���r:�r Mr. ti�e quarterly cent from the crease, Rockwell said: "Our fresh market peaches: 1 named 'MISS GSC per $107,055,- The cash dividends, during this , elementary The first dividend 000 in 1958 outlook for 1960 seems excel- quarterly and earnings incrca- time, have never been reduced Third in watermelon produc­ of 40 cents is March sed :ll cent payable per from 1958's lent. we could have cur best and they have been pcriodlcolly lion. fire '''M'''"J"".' was named "Miss Georgia Southern College" destroyed completely by of 1960 Saturday, cupping home- The Williams James Negro Elementary School was ccremonlcs here. coming fire ,IUIl- Titleholder Is Miss Glenda ��ompletely destroyed by 'I'hursday morning, Rentz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. �a!"y 28. 1 .....�------M. W. Rentz, whose ambition 1 The fire was reported nt 7::JO is "to graduate and teach phy------Thursday 'morning and Fire sical education". The 5' 4" blue- Chief "Red" Guy staled thut eyed brunette is active in Eta four rooms were compelcly Rho Epsilon, Gamma Sigma Up- aflame when the fire department silon, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Mod- arrived at the building 011 Cot- ed. Members of the Brooklet ern Dunce Club and the English ton Avenue. Famous basketbaH team Recreation lub team allow us Club, which sponsored her en­ Firemen kept the flame under all-girl how they don't intend to give try. She is president of the House Ups control but the building was II any favors. Council. totul loss. Fireman played u Chosen for her court were stream of water on the vocn­ to Brooklet Rec Club Feb. 3 TIlis nil-girl team is rated as play "­ Miss June Frazer, Hinesville; tlonul building ncar by and the No. I women's busketbull Miss Betty Biggers, Keysville; saved it from catching fire. It It will be a now experience American Hazel Walker, who team in the world today. One Miss Janet .Jones, Millen; and wns not damaged. is the world's champion from for the members of the Brooklet sports writer wrote, Miss Ellen Durham, Bainbridge. The William James School Lhe free-throw The line. Other finalists were Miss Gail thermometer readings for Recreation Club baskethall IC8111 girls parlayed 1I111(1zing "Thcr.c-...... :court was an old brlck veneer building The members of the Brook­ White Miss !the week of Monduy, Junu­ on Wednesday night, February finesse, entertainment und beau- Wright, Onk: Betty of nine rooms and un audlto­ let team arc Ed Donald Jean Miss 'ory 25, through Sunday, Junu­ 3, when they piny the Arkansas Knight, ty to the acclaim of thousands Bryant, Woodbine; rium. It wns formerly the Wil­ Ronald Patricia ary 31, were as follows: Travelers Baskdtbnlt team in Brown, Jerry Minick, of basketball fans everywhere McLendon, Donaldson­ liam James ,High School be­ Southeast new Starling, Joel Sikes, Franklin It is said 1.0 be ville; Miss Bulloch's gym, they appeared." � Sylvlu Phillips. Tarry­ High Low fore the ercction of the new at 8 Hushing, Aubrey Starling, Geor­ the nation's "most wntchuble town;; and Miss Samtlle Jones, beginning p.m. Jun. 25 .,.... 51 23 school in the north­ .. Mon., building Roebuck and Ed Wood. MAYOR DILL BOWEN is shown the on ge basketball outfit! Hazel 303 CAN day morning, January Washington. west section of Statesboro. signing proclamation / Tues. Jan. 26 , ,. 65 24 For you sec, the Arkansas Members of the Arkansas Nationul Salon Week. left 10 are er puts On H free-throw exht- were Miss Co­ The of the fire hus not Beauty Standing, right, Mrs. Beauty judges Wed .• Jun. 27 60 52 origin Travelers basketball team is an Travelers will tJI" . GREEN BEANS tOe say they play bilion half-lime. The Sallie L. local chairman of tho during rene Creekenberger, Augusta; Thurs Jan. 28 60 52 been determined. The fire Thurs­ Clarke, NBSW. and Mrs. Mildred is AII- .• nil-girl outflt, Featured men's rules with no favors usk- usc trick shots frorn a girls � Mrs. Bess Gallaher, Statesboro; Jun. 29 61 53 day was the first fire in a 1', Simmons, president, local hairdressers unit number 30. FrI.. ------of mass baffling pass patterns and Norman Strand, Savannah. Sat., Jun. 30 58 50 school building in Statesboro in to a finc brand of Youth at over produce election SHS The revue was Miss staged by Sun Jan. 31 50 43 fifty years. The Bulloch WUlk·A mayor .• Het'ald basketball. " ����� POTATOE Pat Shely, Gagriel McNnir. Jack Turkey-Chicken-Beef LAY'S, Rainfall for the week was Broucek, Miss Betty Ann Shea- CONFERENCE OF PUBLIC Dr. Pierce The game is sponsored by the Harris is Bosses Statesboro. Georgia. Thursday. January 28. 1960 Forrester, and '2.16 inches. Total rainfall for Jaycee Brooklet Kiwanis Club and the ley, Bobby Stacy HEAL.TH DISTRICT 7 was 4.33 Inches. Nor- Wells. ,January HERE FEBRUARY 15 proceeds will go to the promo­ set 9 mal rainfall for Is Although the state's average . for Tuesday, Febururv A homecoming parade, sche- January tion of the Brooklet recreation here 9 per-acre com yield has almost HOUSE duled for Saturday afternoon, inches. The regular conference of Pub­ r.ast MAXWELL ------Night Speaker February G program. PIES It's time at States- in the decade it still SPUD�ACS election was cancelled because of the lic Health District 7 will be held tripled past eorgla +.' _ The Stutusboru Junior Cham­ is too low for economical pro- bora School. weather, However, floats, cnter- at 2 o'clock on the afternoon •• High ber of will of at Commerce have Dr declares .I. R . � the Heulth 13.01 15, duction, It;' campus • February by organizations, . I ' Pierce Harris of Atlanta as its and electioneer- • agronomist, Agriculture.Iol�nson'IVetermarlanSExten- Campaigning Dr. A M• DeaI ted0 were Judged The first five enter in Statesboro.. Josh La- at the school on 11nlOr Woman s guest spea ker on Tuesday, sion Service. 1st Federal C9FFEE ing began high floats III order were the "T" J nier, probation officer for the for their unnual February 1 in the annual Youth the Science the Ful- I February 0, Club, Club, Ogeechee .Judicial Circuit, will continued fro 111 I "Bosses banquet, at the ------to meet page Muyor eleclion sponsored by ure Business Leud.,� of America Night." hcre to Che speak to the group on juvenile Foresl Club. 5 the Stat.sboro Hi-Y and Tri- go Icago Club. Eta Rho EpSilon und th. Club hears Heights Country I Smith shltcd that :a��99c COurt I Mr. 2�:��26c delinquency, juvenile pro­ Hi-Y Clubs. Baptist Student Union. Other BOWEN "nlC East Georgia VClcl'innry though predictions nation wide 39� SMOKF HOUSE cedure, probation and parole This is the second appearance I I "TENDERIZED" floats were entered the Home Medical Association will hold there be a cut mlli.s will be by fol' Dr. !-Iorris in Statesboro in indicate that will Campaign h.ld • procedure. FURNITURE meetm' Feb 5 Economics the Assn. for !its \Vinler Meeting at the For· down in the numbel' of new Club. Miss Sadie Lec recent years. The no led I I WHOLE g clergy­ cst Heights Country Club. homes constructed for he man and author will speak be­ COMPANY 1960, �o;I��i;'o�e�;�a;�t ���;'�I��d��� Dr. Albert M. Deal of Me- PI1TMAN PARK WSCS TO I I Statesboro On Febru­ OR fore a of and Sundl1Y. believcs that other factors in­ Lb. February 9. �������ogeo;gdi�C����ti��dAs��e Miss Ruby Lee, n missionary CONTINUE STUDY COUltSE group "Jaycees" 7 with I moria I Clinic in ary dinner nt 1>.111. dicut. 1960 will Statesboro. Don Colen,a". pr,·ncillal of t.hn., their I announces that th. y.ur CURE!) HALF Lo i(orea. was the gu.st sp.ak- NEXT WEEK employers. I HAMS must The annual 39c Candidates for be business moeting be a business year and ------�------�------mayor Georgia, will reprsent the State Sallie Zettcrower School, plre- good e. at the of the Since he been writ- and election of will of senior rank and must have a sided over a lhe regular meeting The Pittman Pork Methodist 1943, bas officers that he expects First Federal Board of MeclicaJ Examiners at meeting of b J' l" 'C1 b SCS will co ltinue the lng a column for the Atlanla follow. to continue to lind that he study; grow the 56th Annual Congress on and the Board of Directors �a�; �����e�v.:a���;�fhO�a�\�� ����ti ����. �d�i�:�shet� p��� o� 'Jun�'.· The will plan t�h�;�,�n':�t:\":o:�� program ('cuture Dr. seniors, two and one Medical Education and Licen- ��li"�. �n \�7h'dD;'- :.��r::rt{:�: ,��r�n::�r;;:s��a�: t.o be in to render even L�. juniors, IBoard of Directors of the Alum- ��"rl�;�r f;I��: Clulrlcs B. position Tray ary 14, at. the club room at the sci the On Tues- oo�w Plumber, Extension all whom musl sure to be held at the Palmer guest speal(cr. cr, the ! of mujor leugues � sophomore, Eddie Hamil- reaching to AeON ni Assn. 81'e service savers and � §'LICED Hale, 5c lhe Floridu greater ------�--�----,------in Recreation Center, day, February 9, highlight Veterinarian, Experi­ also have nCar above average. House Chicago, Illinois, Feb- Max with the Detroit Tigers. He has homeowners this year. ton; Lockwood, Statesboro; of the course will be a blog- ment St:UtiOIl or Gainesville, bl'uary 5 thru February 9. also won more t.han 80 golf L. E. Tyson, .Jumes B. Avcritt and Louis Brinson, Fitzgerald. Miss Lee, presented by Mrs, raphy on Dr. Albert Schweitzer :@mstrong Floridu, whose lecture will be Candidates this year are: Dr. Zach 1110 VINYL and Horace Z. Smith .Jr. were This will be Dr. Deal's third !-fenderson, GSC William Joe Neville, chairman on '·Herd Bull Efficiency Eval­ .Jim Anderson, on the his I t.he Board for R running named the school's of the International Affairs de- trot;�ie�iul'riS gives support uation," re-elected to cdnsecutive year of represent- president, :��SC�Yrs\Vilr��I�l���n.StoPp. ".Jim Dandies" ticket. His W. S. Hanner to institutions for civic and 50- ACCOLON term of three years to succeed the Board of Medi- gymnasium the partmenl, Calked on I(orea and I cil is Joe ing Georgia cial He is a di- DR. PIERCE HARRIS Bobby Cason. �un-ynn u member of improvement. Following the IccLUre, the themselves. _PO�H·R�EK�cEC�TE��:O�p�S cal in Building. honoring the people of that country. Mem. L_b._49( Examiners, participating rector of the Atlunta the Collins, Randy Simmons, Lynn the school who died re- Chapter. I quality meeting will adjourn to the The directOl's of the IIssocb­ the Federation of State Medi- faculty bers of the club wel'e interested ,- _ Storey, and Jean Holloway. His Dunn-Bradstrect or the American Red Cross and Parker's tockyard for a demon­ tion are Horace Z. Smilh Sr., cal B a a r d s of the United cently. in what Miss Lee had to say for vinyl [loor covering is Wendell hn5 served on the Bonrd of Di- I L. E. campaign manager stration of the technique for .lames B. Averitt, Tyson, LOUIS C. HARRIS Stat.s. While at the conven· A danc. followed a basket- on. of ils projects is "Cnre for Lb. McGlamery. rectors of the Family S.rvicc I making this evaluation. L. M. Durden, George M, .Johns­ lion. Dr. Deal will addr.ss tho ball game with th. Univ.rsity Korea." Mrs. Armstrong Guards ROAST BC has 400 Burelu. In ndidtion to speak- Shearouse C. M. Robbins Sr .• Jack CHUCIi( won 59c of which GSC 102- Ion. �----�--�����------on the of Jimmy Browl1, representing delegation subject Tampa say at and I Horace Z. Smith Jr., Reports were made to the inr� colleges, universities, Th. Quallly Miss Doris housing N. Averilt, NORBEST "DOUBLE BREASTED" the "Rebelite" party. His coun- Medical Disciplinary Problems. 76. Oglesby, editor I b b M E 'tt S tt ho high schools at commencement P . .lanes .Ir. ------equipmcnt and I-I. cil is Minko- Dr. D.al has served on the I Vinyl Guards specialist, Agricultur­ Augusta George Jones, Kay Lim •. he hlls served as u truslee 0 roo ct The officers of the Associu­ �e�ar(",e::- ���7:mun�0 �n ��� manu f B 'kl d'les al Extension Service, ndvises facturers I Th. Horace Z, Smit.h Beauly against ironing towels. This t.ion are Sr., Lb. �i�;� ����:�. ���n����n�1a�t!':, ;�:;: f���;'� ��s��d�C;�a;::�d ex­ _ Stlllistics rel.ased today James B. Averill.. HEN to at was ����II��i�d�:�;{ cr�;s:�rs��I��;� by lI;�II��:Gr��i;� I flallens the loops and decrcascs pl'esidenl; TURKEYS 49c tin. His campaign manager is recently re-appointed for 4 H members Wm. M. man- E. Wooley, fine arts department Gordon, district u I the towel's ecuLive vice president; L. Ty­ spcak Brock. another five-year term. He also °Ch:o\l"I�le�.'e\l.��II�:��iS ·at the of 82 ------absorbency. Jimmy _ all art lessons for stu- ager of the Atlanta office of Mrs . .Jessie chairman, age son, vice president.; Billy Lane, candidate of the serves as chairman, Medical dents and the pattern contest Dunn & Bludslreet, Inc., re- O. Averill, sccretl.lry-treosurer; "War Hawks." H;s council is Association of G.orgia Legis- 0 recor 00 STATE WJNNING PLAY Mrs. J. N. Shearouse. 82. 3ssistnnt h Id d b k now being sponsored by the flect the growlh of business Mrs, Frances C. Deal, Rotary Monday Gary Witte, Linda Cason, Bob lative Committee, First Con- PIIESENTED AT GEORGIA died ellrly Monday morning Feb­ M. Lbs. club; Mrs. conser- firms in Bulloch County dur- secretary-treasurer; Gem'ge Paula Banks and Ken- District. Ivey Laird, ' SOUTHERN COLLEGE Jake Smith, of the Scruggs, gressional • In Ihe Bulloch r�A�KS J president vation depal'tment on ing the past year. ruary I. County counsel. SKI·�iLESS chairman, ------��--�����-��------89� .Johnston, general an i(ern. His Statesboro Rotai'y Club, an­ campaign manager after a IlIne55. CI'Inlc an. 23 the essay contest for eighth nnd Figur.s obL.1ined from a phy- MondllY of this week the Hospital long POPE & LORD "COUNTRY CURED" nounced that Mr, Louis is J today ELDER P. 0, REVELS JR, TO nineth grade students on "Can sical count of the Dunn & Brad- sp ech students of Mrs. Bernard FINAL flAVORS of the ninlh Funeral services were con­ AU C. �flrri���b:sr�n. Harris, editor of lhe Augus­ Afford the Extra.va- str.et Reference Book for 1960 MOl'ris at Statesboro H i h Reductions PREACH AT M"lDDLEGROUND A Record Book Clinic was held G.orgia g twelfth are eli- ducted afternoon at the ta Chronicle and supervisor of through grades School 1'ucsday IU III for the 4-H Club members Jan- gan'1e of Forest Fires." presented "The Mad­ l1li11111l1li Lb. the editorial of the gible to vote but must be reg- Brookl.t Buptist Church. by the page Augus­ Announcement is made today 4.0nOd r::'taan'.I�rfas·, cltru, rt.hrlss' woman of Choillot" at Homecoming SIDE uary 23,at th e H olnema k ers lwohotlaesl,e,'ledrs Georgia ME�T Rev. Willi.1n 39c ta Herald, will be the istered by February 5. The club theme for the year Chapuell. tho Rev. guest are3 as compared to 3811 for Southern Dean Paul continued front t Each candidat.e will that Elder P. O. Revels Jr. of Cenler. College. J. B. Hutchinson and the Rev. pnge speaker at the club Monday at present . is "Preparing Our Youth 1'0- 1959-an increase of 4 Carroll Pkgs. Several Interestcd and per presented the players LADIES his for better city Ocilla, will at W. H. St.wards of th.. 19c Mrs. Bryant's Kitchen. Mr. Har­ platform Georgia, supply paren.ts day to "Be good Citiizens 1'0- cent. und their Mrs. Morris. Ansley. in and 3 director, 98-92 four overtimes, JElLO WIth the ris will be Leo­ government on Monday, Febru- morrow." \' church selved as pallbearers. presented by Middleground Primitive since then an additional 750 Baptist The Refercence Book lists Thc cast included Kay Minko­ I del Coleman of the Bulloch H.r­ a ���d�fu�t������r:.IOng Burial was in the Brooklet ceme­ seals been in Ihe Church at the vitz, Sora Adams, Janice Clarke, hav. __ Saturday night plnced ry_8_. Tnformation was given to both A film on poilo was shown. wholesal�I'S 4 LB. CELLO 39c ald. Carrie John· t.ry. F LL DRESSES \V. S .Hanner Building. WINESAP APPLES 7:30 service and Sunday mol'll- boys and the on�an retalman.�fa�tu�ersders, oes not 111- Mahaly Tankersley. girls by agents, .t . about one-third . A me Mr. a of Corn occupies has more than 15,000 elude the servIce and son, Judy Robert Paul, native Mont­ . Georgia profes- Bensley, ceremony Harris, Mrs M . Shl!"is survived special pre-go 1I1g at th e 11'30. th'IS Gertrude Gear Mrs Be- by five daugh­ servIce, . .." of the lata I cropland in Geor­ Four-Ii cOl'n as and Bob The was will be held to nnme Ihe heullh gomery, Alabama, began his atnce G. DaVIS and Mr. Jones members carrying sional businesses such beauty Scruggs. play ters. Mrs. E. C. Watkins. Brook­ four million acres weekend. Elder Revels is pastor and education 33c gia-almost I each year-more than and barber shops, and stock selected the bast one-act play J. I physical building JUICY LEMONS ..;D;.O=Z;.._"-';'" projects let. Mrs. E. Parrish. Portal. Group �!!�.!...!:!:!!!�:!!� Contlnued on back pag. annually. of the Ocilla and Lake Churches. Continued on back other stote. and real estate brokers. in Athens after the late \V, S. Hanner, I page any presentcd recently. Mrs. J. H. Hinton. Brooklet. Mrs. chairman of the science division and Mrs. Aubrey Folsom, Monte­ 10.98 to 14.98 at GSC and chuirmnn of the Reg. $5.00 RUTABAG"SH. 3 LBS. 19c vallo, Alr..; five sons, Williams faculty athletic committee fro III �������.:.::!:....------....;:...... ;;=------Shearouse, and Fred Shearouse, I Group ��;l5 until his dealh in Decem- Southeast Bu]]och Jackets both of Savannah. Calhoun Shea­ ��D POTATOES 10 LBS. 49c High just keep rouse, Roanoke, Va., Dr. Win­ A new Hammond will bum Shearouse Fla '1 organ iiii_�';� " "iIi"----". Lakeland. .• 17.98 to 2Z.95 $7.50 be in and Dr. Reg. l>ermanently installed the John Shearouse, la­ gymnasium for the first lime MILK WHITE with 22 wins in 22 starts vonia; two slslers. Mrs. W. C. I Group Saturday nighl. Organist will be rolling right along Crumley. Brooklet. and Mrs. Jack Broucek of the Leo Moore Mr. GSC CHARLIE Wat.rs. Dolhan Ala.; By ROBERTS played together for me for three Kentucky. But we don'l care. music division. one brother, J. W. Th. AtlanLa Constitution seasons," "We're Roberson, 24.95 to 29.95 $10aOO EA. says Roebuck. W. like to play tho on.s, Reg. Afler the game. lhe specbnol's tough Brooklet; 20 nine 89� in a basketba!i hotbed here and loo." grandchildren, S knocked gr.at·grand-children and seversl rUI OWI got of a chance to B .Qut ·t _ never F in I :::ig��e ��:;�� Some people North Georgia probably beard nieces and nephews. Group :��I �OO:�':C�:::��i :"::';:;:�';�;;;';;.ii go to the sLate by Bradwell In­ "These boys c..f mine won 15 t.he student COUll­ sponsored by of Southeast Bulloch School. Some basketball of 20 games as B teamers three High stitute last year. We She was a ci! and the socinl committee. ARMOUR'S STAR, CORNED surely hope native of Rock Hi11, lo make it years ago. and well 35.00 and $15,00 in South wisb neve!" this time." (Stilson th.y play S. but had most or Reg. up people Georgia undoubtedly they C.. spent won state crowns in and together." 1942 her life in Brooklet. Sh. was a HENRY McCORMACK ON 151-2 OZ. CAN had. HASH 39c 1952, and Nevils and Brooklet charter member of the Brooklet LADIES For Southeasl which of the last four This Center Carl a 6-2 sen­ BOARD OF TRUSTEES Bulloch, three years. often had teams in state Bragg, top ior who M.thodist Church. OF BLUE CROSS IBEEF came into being in 1955 with seaspn they knocked oFf Swains­ plans to go to Georgia COATS PACQUIN. meets). 112 the consolidation of Portal and Coun­ Tech on his own, and forward Brooklet, boro, Appling "We have a row to Barnes Funeral Home was in price J. udmin- tough Henry McCormack. Nevils and has been to of to annex the Jimmy Rushing,·'6-0 senior, have Stilson, ty Baxley hoe this week," Roe- ot of the Bulloch MED. continues. been charge arrangements. istrat?r County C court 22 times this cage season crown. averaging about 15 and 14 has been elected to Cream ..;;... - a The our HOSPital, 65 points above represents entire stock­ .:..::.:!'!��:!:.....:::.:.,==:.:.:.:�Hand -and returned victorious 22 game. Richmond one of the board of trustees of the! times. Academy, The South.ast Bulloch Guard these are not selected are Hospilal Service Asso· the many Class AAA learns to High Billy Clifton, 5-11 sen­ groups-they Geo.rgia 26 OZ. BOX. Y.llow ior. is the Jackets' Bloodmobile to which IS the non- 13r Yellow Jackets of Coach feel the Jackets' trimmed Jack.ts will play clatlon. Inc. ���:.!.�!!.�:....:�!!:..!MORTON'S SALT ...;.;..;;.;;;�=....;=� The sting, playmaker without a doubt the best and 16 buys you will George Roebuck, a Canton na­ Southeast Bulloch in last year's Wheelwright. K.ntucky High leading scorer, averaging tive who finished his finals but fell to tho Roebuck's points an outing. Donald Ford­ find Don't wait another playing School at 6:30 Saturday nIght anywhere, day­ days under eru9ite J. B. Scearce raiders in the finals each of the ham, 6-0 senior, averages eight. be here on· b.for. Goorgla Southern plays OZ. JAR 8ge at Georgia Southern College in two previous seasons. Wayman Shuman, 6-0 junior, is get share ��{�����r;�;:�n��'�;';l� 6 Hanner called ,_ your today, I are one Rollins In tho W. H. Ro.buck "one of the 20. INST&ANyOCOFFEE- Roebuck and his unbeaten by day, January 1952, unquestionably .­ most hard­ now a finest defensive I ever )XYDOL 35c MR. CLEAN. •...... 39c of lethal Jackels, who have fine Building. The players pt CASCADE _ 49c Georgia's Whoclwrlght 16 had the of THIS IS YOUR wood aggregations. regardless new gym a mile and a half out team Is coached fonner privilege coaching." February GEORGIA TIDE 33c SPIC by "LIKE OLD MAN IUVER THEY JUST KEEP ROLLING ALONG." is Lh. way Coach George Roe­ NO.5 JAR 83c �HEER 33c and SPAN 31c of He's a and best STAR PEANUT OIL of class. Brooklet and not lOO far GSC Don Wall.n. good shot, too, IVORY SNOW- great, buck describ.s the Jackets of Southeast Bulloch High School. Th.y have roll.d up a record 01 The R.d Cross Bloodmobile of 33c IVORY bath size - from labored undt=r of all, will be back next im- )ASH 39c 2 35c The 2-8 Jackets who Statesboro, year. will be in Region 22 wins and no losses as of of this week. will Slatesboro on Febru­ IVORY FLAKES 33c the of to travel ===_IIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIllIZ;;;;a Forwards Monday night They play Wheelwright, IVORY - have never attained handicap having Lanier and Kentucky pr���� i����toduction med. size .. 3 Jerry 16 at the soci.! )UZ 35c 33c ironically of the team ary hall of the 8 OZ, BOX a mile or two to lhe old Brook­ Saturday night as a preliminary game to the Georgia Southern-Rollins game, Members 41c DREFT 33c a in the state meet at Ma­ buck. "Have to that Buddy Anderson, guards Jimmy First HERSHEY'S COCOA - Methodisl First in the ". IVORY spot play strong Church from production of pers. size 4 27c shown here: Bottom vin - let are to Cal Carroll �AMA Y size 2 29c an 18-8 won-lost gym for practice and games Statesboro team and Williams row, left right: Shuman, Neily Scott, Denmark, Jerry fourUl in (bath ZEST size con, posted Friday, and Carroll Ray Den· I to 6 p.m. Those who would yellow pine (and 15c · reg LAVA 2 - 25c and have in other seasons. Fordham. left to Williams, record last season Saturday we tnke on Wheel­ mark and Center Calvin Schu­ Lanier, Buddy Anderson, Burney Top, right: Jimmy Jimmy Rushing, become a blood donor are "For Your Pleasure" of all - Shopping production species tlo,ef ::AMAY compo size 2 29c ZEST bath size 2 - urged RED 13 OZ. CAN 41c BLUE DOT won the Statesboro Jaycees' "We are fortunate to have a 17·2 and man are the Donald and Billy Clifton, Shuman, Larry Thompson, softwoods); DEVIL LYE 25c DUZ wright. Ky. They're second-line troops Fordham, co-captains Buzzy Bragg Wayman to ke.p Ihis date and Ume In I tournament in bunch of seniors who ha ve ranked the ! LIQUID IVORY 39c JOY .. fine 7th best team in tor the David is the coach.-Clifton 35-37· S. Main St. Statesboro. Ga.' COMET. 2-33c. 39c large size 35c pre-Christmas high·flying Bullochs. Brooks, mgr.; George Roebuck photo. mind. First in t.he number of 1L...... III1I__:::m==__a=:!!l=:!.19HII"'--'"::'IIIC':'l11 munity food l>J'Ocessing ccnters; E!!II .n com-I • IBrooklet News The Bulloch Herald Statesboro, Oeorgla, 'I'hursday, February 4, 1960 Editorials Juvenile Delinquency Headquarters I Dr. Wells kss at meeti Guy spea meetmg WHEN.

at continued from 2 NEEDED Tax deserve of Delta Gamma Brooklet page CASH equalization proposals support Kappa Cllh when you're IN l.t., has happened to this MIlS. JOI·IN A. RoaE/lTSON Ing thing hoapltal. O.lh .fter you the to out By If you read Bulloch Grand ployed carry this program. uneducated person. I liked parts LEAVE the hoepltal. COIbr with rela­ 10 little, can 10 muchl Jury's presentments made at the (W have bcen assured that thc Lnst \Vcdncsday aftcmoon spent last weekend of th urtlcle "The Uneducated PlY the members the Eta tives at St. state will f'urnish a of hap­ Marys. but I heard Vice Admi­ of well-trained World," January term the Superior tor of the Delta Knppu Gam- Bobby Brooks of Allantn and man trained in ral Rlckover on "Meet Tho experienced 111£1 met at the homo of Mrs. spent Inst weekend with his pa­ can that some­ THE WEATHER Court, you be sure MAN Just And float was a credit I He this to every Mrs, W. A. rents, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. H. Press," severn days ago. work, help set up this pro­ ����� and Ham» Smith. with laughed laughed as he to the organization which thing is about to be done to cor­ spon­ Groover, Mrs. f. W. Hughes, Brooks. wns asked If he didn't consider gram, at no cost to tho county.) 1�\I�$1 watched the boys nand girls at and built It. Some of them Miss Ruth ilolton nnd Miss cburacrcr Important In his men. Southern FRIENDLINESS . rect an ever growing inequity in r Georgia College slave could have qualified for a foot­ is something Mrs .I. D. Aldermnn has ro­ co-hostesses. "We want it under­ Hassie McElveen, 110 to this he thoroughly away at getting their floats ball bowt parade and all of them becoming, morning, noon and turned from Savnnnah where replied by snyhg the tax structure of OUI' county, I wanted scientists who could stood that this committee is inter­ urday afternoon of last week, were good. Several of them had night-in youth, maturity and The president, Miss Marjorie she was n patient nt Memorial a He WIIS not in­ for he knew all the tme it was old nn do good job. It was in January 1959 that a ested only in seeing a fail' and that "professional" look. These age. Crouch, presided at the busi­ Hospital following operation. just to rain and t rested in character und he did gOing ratn. were tbat Is ness The Grand recommended that the all self-propelled, they WE HAD the last meeting. guest speak­ I Jury equalization of property values bug Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Minick and not care what the men did were not on a trailer, pulled er was Dr. Guy Wells, who But the in their Not the virus which is tak­ Mitzi Min· at so of valuation be in this and we are young people, bug lillie grnndduughtcr, when they weren't worh problem property county, convin­ by a tractor or truck. gave an Illustrated talk with enthusiasm, had the last laugh ing over the community, but Ick, spent the weekend of Jnn­ I long as they did Ihelr work. If studied with the objective of ced that our will be satis­ slides, of his recent trip to people for they DID put their floats Kleenex tissues the camellia We put out 24 In Fcrnnndia BORCh, t his is truo of the so-en lied edu­ DON WAUGH Nearly 40,000 bug. countries. unary a a on foreign out plan for fied with the results." display and a crowd were used on afternoon- yep, in that cold Florida, the of Mr. and cated world, if character is not working complete large one-poultry wire guests I I of 310 B Florence Ave, of the tax structure supporters of the college grt­ on a mobile unit made the rain. Good time to do it- and what me," B. and Mrs. pertaining Church in the Hull on to the of His he is told by friends. school unworried and unhurried 'E. Beasley, Mr. Fellowship carryon building Trails of After zation of other clubs. Blund visited relatives in Beau­ June, N. C. ments with clude himself on the tenth floor now and then. But to As the unknown it, but Christianity." J. C. Sr..• 11 of Stilson; at 4 thereon, photographs that. St. Paul reminds us: according sage puts very happy and relaxed, Beasley Monday, February 8, p.m, Kingdom. which .111 a Four new members of the fort, S. C., last week. of a fashionable apartment ho­ many of the he'd be too 'Great minds discuss ave­ there's they enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Dr. Watson will be the of and "We are the of Christ." critics, ideas, little doubt in my mind d�- Beasley He reported to Camp LeJune Genrgfa Get fuil details from your nearest Georgia buildings etc., thereby We commend the Grand body Itctous dinner and Brooklet Club arc Grady How­ Jury tel. uneducated to know any bet­ minds discuss that fellowship son Mike of Brooklet Mr. and has re- and will review Alice Freeman once rage events, children would be far bet­ Mrs. Retha Edgens II. guest speaker Power electrical contructor " Franklin Hubert Jen­ January store-your it to show Palmer, te .. at the Brooklet Primitive Church. ard, Lee, making easy any pro­ the was small minds discuss ter Mr�. al;d the "Twelve Basketsfull" I and members of its committee Finally he persuaded of people.' educated and more quickly. Hub�rt Beasley daugh­ turned to her home in Tampa, book, denier, president Wellesley College, Mrs. W. H. Morris kins and Henry Sikes. -or your electric applinnce perty owner the manner in which' a friend 10 read­ Yes, that paragraph was in. By tel' Ann of Savannah, Mr. and after several The Tenth Marine Regiment by Margaret Applegruth, A soc. who gave so much of their time by study lip taught 8 group of girls, from Last November 28 there Florida, spending ap­ W HAT VICE ADMIRAL Mrs. and the ial will follow in the church which he did with unusual a tngulng. Particularly intrigu­ Jerry son, weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. suplies Sunday-punch for the total value was attained. This ing, tenement district. "Find some­ in Our Cold weather changed �ean, Mi.ch· . and effort in the peared the Saturday Evening Rickover fails to realize is that making study. success. One While ing! ael Mrs. Ouida Byrd, and Chrld- SEBH ENGLISH CLASS Watts and Miss Mary Slater. troops in combat. Using the parlor in honor of Miss Sadle card to day, looking thing beautiful where you Jive P05t an article, "The Uneduca­ to rainy weather during the past system be kept up to date the schools must try to educate Mrss Sue and I051111l1 the Maude Moore. The will They have done their a out his window which opened and tell about week. that this week ron, Byrd, Jerry IN GEORGIA howitzers, regiment Nursery county the class it," ted World," by Vice Admiral H. Admiral Rickover wrote that America's children Lets hope of so in of W. E. 1 _ that the tax above a beautiful saw spite Larry, of Port Wentworth. SOUTHERN LIBRARY Gear, principal operates with extreme mobility be open for pre-school children. equalizers may service and park, he she One little return­ G. USN. This will be much fairer and warmer. great earned the re­ urged. girl Rickover, article schools can not and the parents, not with the Southeast Bulloch a a educate help Mr. and Mrs Canon Mrs. High School, have and accurate in­ young couple approaching ed to she could find noth­ is worth even I think all those who are "shut .. Gra�y Monday, Harnp, complete of say reading, though train children. of the in of �ast was il in the Bulloch Coun- i! spect all. He watched them He feels that the parents, spite Amer­ and daughter, MISS Shirley of Southeast who ,.------.4------JI!II------. park bench. beautiful at her house but one with in" will feel better with some C�n. formation at all times. ing may disagree much homes and ica's SI�lIth �ul1och last is now field read the churches need TV's, movies, publications, non, spent last With tv Hospital week, through his glasses, on sunshin weather. Tuesday I High School, Now let's the Com­ the "sunshine the baby's that has been written. not with w�rm y IBROWSE accom,P8ll1ed �he give to back their County take this important job help. hel' Mrs.I. H. selllor improving. "We their lips, and thereby under­ curls." Years after Mrs. aunt, Beasley, of the English recommend that later, of so that the tempera- Mr'l'nemers competent missioners their support in ac­ AS A MATTER of training the school (Monday) and Todd. class to Southern Col- stood their convcl'Sation. Palmer's her husband fact, I Children are not robots. They T�ay Beasley Georgia Mrs. John McCormick visited and death, I can do the it is meant to and well-trained pel'sonnel be em- the liked much of the article. Ad­ job do not come to sit down �ure .ls.40 t.he �un Mr. and Mrs B. E. Beasley to browse in the Ii­ tivating program. The boy had just returned was out west in the school, deg;cesLet kll1d college Dr. and Mrs. John T. McCor- visiting do-educate! IS shll1l11g. shope Savannah miral Rockover compared the in their seats, and turn on the .thls spent last weekend in brary. The student teacher, from a medical examin<3.tion the hoome of a Christian family. of will stay WIth us For mick in Jacksonville, Florida, uneducated's world to the edu­ switch and start Their we.ather where they visited re�atives. Robert which I'evealed he was the victim His hostess reminded him she WOULDN'T 11' BE wonder­ learning. liege Forrester, acompanied last week. a while. Emerson cated's world. learning depends on man Elder and Mrs. the students and Mrs. Smith. of tuberculosis. He would be was that little girl. ful? Imagine the homes, every y \ Proc-] For which time does not al­ tor, of Tifton, Georgia, visited Mrs. G. R. Lanier spent sev­ compelled to have medical care God not only sends others instance, let ;ne quote, one of them, training their chil­ things, tulations low us to their Mr. and Mrs. C, eral last week in States­ Still a a "To the dren in in discuss. parents, days Congl'a for year which would cost to bless our lives, but He wants uneducated, abstract manners, sharing, in REV. CHAPPLE SHOWS winning S. and Ml's. and Mrs. boro with Mr. and Mrs. Winton thousand dollars. had no ideas are unfamiliar so is the in in cleanli­ Proctor, He us to be his partners to bless loving, obeying, BUT THE MOST INSPIRATIONAL· PROGRAM is the disillusion­ Allison Shuman during last Lanier. February Anniversary On of this week He and the had in­ the lives of others. detachment that is necessary to ness, in cJean-mindedness, in Georgia at Monday night money. girl WE TO CHURCH CLOSE weekend. discover a truth out of one's month of the of the the tended to marry soon. In des­ Gqdliness. continued on page 3 Rev. W. E. Mr. and Mrs. Smith founding Boy undefeated basketball team of Godf4 has no hands but our Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gene Mor­ Chapple, spiritual Hamp he looked the 'j' peration toward Theatre advisor, and a member of the and Rev. und Mrs. Kent L. hands to do his work ris of Eldora spent last Scouts of America. And Febru­ Bulloch heavens and cursed God. Sunday Southeast High School Then, Kiwanis Club, met at the Meth­ Gillenwater were dinner today, Friday, Feb, 5 with his purents here. guests 1960 is the Fiftieth Anni­ won their pitifully, he prayed to God. odist Church this last of Mr. and Mrs. ary, twenty-second game Hc has no fcet but our feet Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Sanders (Thursday) Sunday of Chatham the afternoon with a group of chil­ Harold Smith in Claxton. of successful work fOl' the when they defeated Marvin Pitt­ " BEING A MAN OF wealth, the to lead mcn in his way, City spent versary 6 to 12, for an hour answer no voice wcekend with her Mr. dren, ages man musician decided to the He has but our voices parents Mr. and Mrs. M. G. of High School. of in:;pirational program and Creighton youth America volunteer sent valet to tell mcn how he and Mrs. H. N. Shurling. by boy's prayer. He his died, I and family of Charlotte, N. C. Mr. Coss of Savan- movies in color. down to the with the news He has no heart but our . Kennedy workers allover the nation. will boy were weekend guests of Mrs. Saturday night they be John of each nah and Mrs. 2:00P.M. soon heart draw men Brown, that he would l'eceive the to to his After the program refresh- W D. Lanier and Miss Ollie a fine team fl'Om Wheel­ Chat.ham and Mrs. Gene playing necessary for his treat- side. City ments were served. day Scouting in money M�e Lanier. America-Scouting - a Davies and daughters, Debra, and in right, Kentucky high school Statesboro and Bulloch IIIIIIIIl "t , " .. , Denice of Bloomingdale, visited Mrs. F. C. Rozier entertained County team coached by fromel' GSC star, L. Mor­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed and did not just The move­ their mother, Mrs. D. Wynn the members of the Canasta happen. 3:15-5:12-7 :09-9 :06 Don Wallen. Starts ris here last Thur·sday. children, Lynn and Ted, moved Club at her home Tuesday at 12 Noon ment is a from countless Desire can become an and a This editorial in the Wednesdays heritage appeared 29th issue of Geor­ Except opinion January the Mr and Mrs.James H. Morris last Saturday to their new night. men all over This should be a whale of a the official and here in Our com­ ge-Anne, student publication of the Geol'gia Southern Saturday Feb, 6 and 'son Gary, of Savannah, home that was recently com­ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bland munity. basketball game as an appetizer College. My feeling is that it is of great interest to the people of pleted. were guests last Thursday night for the wish can become a firm conviction Letters to Statesboro and Bulloch County. game between Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Banks of of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robertson The spirit of is TINA Scouting tOday Southem and Rolins in the ROBERT Register visited his aunt, Mrs. in Beaufort, S. C. Eagles DR. JOHN MOONEY as important as it was in 1910 By J. B. Willia'fns, last Saturday. W, S. Hanner Building hem. We\Salute Bulloch Citizens TAYLOR -LOUISE Family Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Alderman when Scout leaders were Whcn were last of M r. deeply in confronted with prob­ OCCASIONALLY, a feeling the editor Co.unty Mr. and Mrs. Emory Proctor guests Sunday lems like the can so and Mrs. Fred in eal'nest. The Good Tw'n - the integration and develop slowly over a We salute the citizens FESS JACK Drive-In of Macon spent last weekend Kennedy of Statesboro and Bulloch a the Dear Editor: .. . so we maintain staH variety of opinions and intense long period of lime that we fail with her Mr. and Mrs. Statesboro. complete during foundation of a Proclamation - parents, By doing good Scout­ to Air your opinions on the County, Since the of Col­ Mrs. W. E. Boy feelings which accompany dis­ identify it properly nnd corne founding Georgia Southern PARKER LORD John McCormick. Mr. Proctor Rev. and Chapple as it to school issue is an from the affects the boy's personal cussions conccf'ning such contro­ believe it is a thought. We appeal lege, city of Statesboro and Bulloch have is asociated with the Bib b WHEREAS, healtll, appeamnce the County ------one wonders find that desire Editor in last week's Her­ growth is of prime versies, why per­ a has become been an in its and County Health Department, and impOltance and of ald. important part growth development. pel'Sonal well-being chil­ sons born, reared and educated an opinion; that a wish has be­ Mrs. Proctor is • • entire hours-9:00 til 2:00 p.m. to Scout leaders as and homemaking opening tOday it was Come a Land, money, free utilities for the of the dren and adults arc in­ in UlC SHme area, in this case, conviction. The platform This next issue of�the Herald beginning teacher in the Byron Hjgh BOWEN in greatly 1910. The development of lead­ The South, should offer such from which we are the (if you do your' should be college were only the first of of School. fluenced by the condition of the vieWing part) many contributions FURNITURE skills in extrcmc solutions, from total rest of the world is shaky. As the largest edition of the Herald's these Bulloch Countians. But most ership boys through pro­ of all, we'll remem­ Hoke : teeth and and Brannen Jr. and Terrell : mouth; integration, a few, to the pre­ it trembles and Vibrates, all that history. COMPANY viding opportunities for them to ber the interest, kindness, and friendliness have Tech students. servat ion of tot..al segregation, we look at or try to understand You should let they Parrish, spent • • your Repre­ last carl'y genuine in WHEREAS, early preventive is distorted and dances around displayed toward the students of weekend with their parents. responsibility many. sentative Francis W. Allen know Georgia Southem • announces ,. measures so that we sec troop and has been can protect our chil­ nothing clearly. that you are with him onc College and we consider ourselves patrol empha­ IN SEARCHING for a word lucky. We have lost perspective. hundred sized at tum dren fro 111 a of the den­ pel' cent in the effort every of the trail large part to dlsclibe the of hu­ You've had a front row seat in us pccularity One state of mind he has behind this school watching grow services .•. it elimi- pro­ put . this aHords banking since tal diseases, tooth de­ from an you complete Scouting's origin. especially man behavior I can think of none ducing this is prejudice, "pre­ issue. He has made an all out agricultural and mechanical school in 1908 to cay, tllat affect more than 95 which is How­ conceived" u d men l. In drive in SUI>port of OUr fore­ a which now per wholly applicable. j g college offers such varied as a oo�w We should degrees ! be ! im­ continually cent of Our this condition we are likely to fathers' hel·itage. people. evcr, the word, "perspective", B.S. degree, an A.B. degree, a master's pressed and reach decisions On the basis of degree program ... we that will like grateful that those seems to be suitable for all prnc­ Are we going to sit idle and nates the "noon hour hope you and most a .�mstrong. jams" our and at the same not recently Recreation • pioneer Scout leaders who staked NOW, THEREFORE, I, W. A. tical purposes. Webster defines feelings perserve this heritage and degree. ,. time to be convinced come Mr. and Kenneth Sis­ VINYL as "the interrelation they allow OUr children,grandchildren We with Mrs. C. out fundamentals built such Bowen, Mayor of the of perspective began just three buildings and four facul­ • early City From a or trunk and children of in which of n nre logical thought, process great grandchildl'en to mix, Cleveland, • of parts subjec;t ty members. You've seen firm foundations. Statesboro, do known as rationalization. The about twelve or more bUild­ visited his mother ACCOLON True, through hereby pro­ viewed; lhe aspect of mingle and intermarry into the Tennessee, • :I this mentally added change. claim the week of idea involved in prejucUce. are race. ings and the increase to about one and Mrs. Jewel the years they have improved and February 7 an object from a l>articular negro faculty hun­ brother, Hays, the unlimited. The and • quality' standpoint." In feeling is fror. This is no reflection on the dred members. The A & M Dudley Hays, during the • and some through 13, 1960, as Children'S shOl't. perspect­ school had stu­ expanded outgrown pro­ When fear has been welded in­ twenty-one weekend of 24. ive is the way things 10 a k NC610 race and he should be dents enrolled and this January • vinyl floor coverinl: • cedures but seldom Denta.! Health Week in of to our moral aliI' un­ quarter South em Col­ have had City t.o tis. It charactel', proud of his race and want to Georgia they depends all where Mrs. Pati of and lege has 1,052 stUdents. of the E. A. left monday • to start over on a new Statesboro and urge all citizens and what we are derstanding right wrong, hold it up. The only way he can Many residents of the Guards •• again standing to enr-uote Armstrong prin­ a the two Mon" Tues" visit relatives back when we at during lifetime, tearing preserve this God heri· area are of Sun" and all look them. given graduates Georgia Southern and are to • ciple. ForeSight, inSight, and care­ community orgal1i:tations is almost unbearable justly Mobile, Ala., after visiting The Quality • apart pain. tage is to stand up and speak of Feb, 7-8-9 ful in the proud its achievements the hel' E. A. Pati Jr. and his join observance. But is a human - through years. son, planning -have been a part of Orclinarly, perspective is a prejudice frailty. out against these race mixing • Vinyl Guards • AND MURDf.R I at and her 2:00 Whenever of LOVE family Remember·�9:00 til matter the Springfield, of logic. \Ve simply ex­ A knowledge of right and wrong agitators. any students have the occasion to FUN Scouting's heritage. IN WITNESS and Mrs. Th. WHEREOF, amine cerL!l.in estimate is based on God's will and can­ ask a favor or are r daughter grandson, Beauty facts, the Speak out on this ISsUe and in need of the r- aid, Statesboroites are Jewel annd have hereunto set relative importance of not lose. we will need pniifBBIE Hays Dudley Hays And so it is that On this Anni­ my hand and each, Eventually let the public know where you and : usually ready, willing able to do what can. here. , make appropriate decisions and to consider integration on the st..and. When the people of the they &LEn:;U ------we caused the seal of tlle Cit Y of If versary congratulate those take action. With basis of what is and not you'll look back and remember the first time pl'Oblems of right Sovereign State of Georgia yields Sunday night 8:30 men who are Scout Statesboro to be this fif­ what we want. leaders upon afixed, humanity, though, it may not be to Superior Court Judge Luther pel'S and picnics given by the churches to welcome the teenth of so for our con­ the great have acom­ day January, 1960. simple, logi al Alverson of Fulton County (to came to ::iii�" good they you AT THE PRESENT time it GSC, you'll remember the special REINER'. allllWCllPl clusions can be altered Or even asl< the Fl!dernl Courts to inter­ sup­ ""'.."'., WI. with our new 'imdilUIn ilr.nmriill farh plished youth down W. A. reversed appears that integration is ill­ students. This is their of BOWEN, by our feelings. As vene and declare the laws of way showing their fri­ Startsa 2:17-4:14, 8:45 Sun. the since the Rev. evitable. If we can't prevent the endliness towards through years 1910. of Statesboro. Fred Wilson expressed Georgia illegnl and unconstitu­ Georgia Southern students. SUI! Mayor, City we Can administer Mon, & Tues, at 3:15-5:14- The kiss of the for pardon, our olillook operation, it, decides whether we may as well stop When anesthetic. We can start mak­ tional), just you're away from home a we an friendly "hello" 7:13-9:12 the birds get lip each day and say, repl'esentatives to the The song of for mirth: The can electing and "how are Bank "GOOd ing plans. legislature you?" always a Bulloch Morning, GOd," or "Good Legisi.Jture or even electing a help brighten person's The Bulloch Herald initiate some legal changes, and One's nearer God's heart in a Garden, God, And our feel­ outlOOk, The citizens "of Thurs" Feb, 10-11 County morning!" Governo:. Statesbol'O seem to Wed" Established March 26, 1937 - Published if the solons have trouble de­ always pro­ Every Thursday ings can determine OUI' outlook. vide this "lift." Than al1ywhere OPl earth. ciding what is good for the en­ L. E. FLAKE. LEODEL Feelings, known psychologically COLEMAN lil'e state, they can leave it Other towns in or near which as emotions, al'C good and ef­ colleges are loca­ Editor G. C. Coleman counties fective in up to the to handle as ted the students are inducting construct­ looked upon as bothers and are 9 East Vine Street Advertising see fil. decisions on m.Jtters ive action for specific situations. they l>ertaining tolerated but not liked. Director to can us Statesboro, Georgia But they may result in Some may consider the pos­ edUcation affect for highly This same Perpetual Care Cemetery We can him situation does not exist here. undersirable actions if allowed ition of the present governor of generations. support Saying Entered at the and our "I'm a Statesboro, Georgia Post Office, Second Class Paid at to influence our behavior with. Georgia unbelievable. Actually, legislators by simply student at the are located 2 miles West Bank Postage Statesboro, college" words and Island magic Sea under Act of he have the them what we think. Georgia, Congress, March 3, 1887. OUt restraint. Illay grnndest op· telling open doors for us. on Bethlehem Road portunity for leadership of any I think we should comply with conflicts We would like to take this THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1960 Usually between what governor since Joe Brown. His the orders of the Supreme Court opportunity to express You may contact A, L. Cotten at the we feel like doing (what we futUre and his in of the U.S. in the manner which our appreciation and to politic.':I.1 place gratitude Bl\lIoch County and Jaekel Hotel in Ga, SUBSCRIPTION RATES want to do) and what we Statesboro, ought history may depend on what he will be to the beSl interest of the ctiy of Statesboro for their Plus to do can cooperation and Georgia Sales Tax be resolved'"" by uti­ does in the next few months. all the cilizens of Georgia. If help Year $3.00, 2 Years $5.50 - Out of State: I determination in making Georgia Southern Year $3.50. 2 Yeors $6.50 lizing or merely He should have the support of my perspective is gOOd. that pro­ College the fine educa­ common sense. tional institution the people of Georgia, as his cedure could be right. it is today and WE SALUTE YOU. The Bulloch Herald .�a.rln Diad Featllres The Bulloch Herald THE Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, February 4, 1960 In Statesboro, G orgta, Thursday, February 4, 1960 MAIN GRAIN BULLOCH Mrs. CROP BULLOCH Corn is in in C. Brannen Com grown every county is the main grnin crop In Ga. Georgia, according to Agli­ growers in drive to COUNTY HERALD cultural Extension agronomist join help and on ( I dies in West It about Georgia nearly every farm occupies one-third of the - • crop land In the statc--alrnOSl "'__====-1 .�� Southeast in U.S.' � -� four million acres annually. promote peanuts and the 8y Roy Powell, County Age�t Palm Fla. Beach, Peanut of Alabama growers "Georgia is the largest pea-ilL'=7IlII_..r-:::-.a..=._.i'Il· For corn has many years and Georgia, near­ state in the coun- Funeral representing nut-producing b en a in services for MI'8. half of major groin crop Nevils News ly U.S. peanut produc­ try and the fact that we can In Claude W. Brannen, who died Don't Run .. Georgia. Today It is grown 89, tion, have launched an historic now count on a uni- .� - presenting NORFOLK, VII. John W. • Saturday, in West every ounty of the state and D January 23, effort to their ted a John Lanier joinlly promote Iront in common cause will _ second Palm AllOver Town Brown, slgnatmnn class, on almost fnrm. More Beach, Fla., at the home of to the All Now on every crop nation this yenr. strengthen our program. We Work Clothes Our First Floor USN. son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ho­ TJie Rev, W.• her were held Tues­ than two million acres or nbout E Ch I ks at the daughter, The new two-state ef­ know that the the mer C. See Us-Your selling government, Brown of Route 2, Reg­ one-third of ail In appe spea day, January 26 In the chapel of, the cropland fort by farmers, unique in the peanut manufacturers and con­ ister, G Nor­ dies after the orcin, departed the state is corn Smith-Tillman Mortuary of One devoted to Stop Southeast and Within the pea­ sumers all rank the Southeast as folk.' Va., Jnnuary 28, aboard Statesboro. production. meet of nut industry, was launched af­ a single area the heavy cruiser USS New­ Sunday Nevils MYF Insurancy peanut-growing night Agency ter a Brannen meeting here of the Alaba­ and we know that we have most port News for R seven-months Much has been discovered I I·11ness Mrs. is survived by ong By MRS. JIM ROWE five Life mn Peanut Producers Associa­ or the same problems," he said. tour of with the U.S. Sixth and learned about corn sons, Authur Brannen, • duty pro- lIIijon and the Georgia Agricultu­ Alabama's I 0. in the Mediterranean. duction in the past 35 to 40. .John D. Lanier 70. Statesboro; Raymond and Paul 8,0. 0. pen nut Sr., died The Nevlis MVF • Liability al Commodities met Sunday sity of the both of Authority. growers in December years which resulted In great- Tuesday January 26, in a Swntns, Georgia spent week- Brannen, Miami; Lloyd approved Scheduled for the are with the Rev. W. E. Fire cruise bora night Chap- end with his Mr. and Brannen, Ft. • The new group is undertak­ the promotion and resenrch /Fleet Iy Increased yields. From 1925 hospital after a long lil- parents, Laudrrdnle, Ffu., Georgia Southern Coil esc various exercises peil as guest speaker, on the sub- Mrs. H.C. Brunsed. and Lem Auto ing a two-phased for on 80 cent af- operational to 1946 the state average corn ness. Brannen, Bangor, • campaign program by per threw up a rugged team de- and [ect, "Prepuratlon for Church to A. J. firmative vote and SOIL AND WATER the of President was 10..6 ncre. Mr and Mrs Maine, and three Mrs. Hail 1960., according Single­ extended the fense and red-hal furthering yield bushels per Funeral services were Malcom Hod daughters, • got shooting held Membership". of chairman Eisenhower's "People to Peo­ Between 1946 nnd 1956 the Judy NeSmith, of C. H. Suddath Mrs. Elhel tary, Blakely, of progrnm for another three CONSERVATION NEWS from its tandem In roll- Wednesday afternoon at the S�vanah we're Sunday din��� .�d guard president of the • Crop the farm Ma­ to be an an- ple Program" visits to was MVF, presided. of White. both of and Mrs. Georgia authority. years, financed by to a through average production 17 bus- Rose Mary Primitive guests Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Miami, ing surprisingly easy bas- Baptist She Introduced will on nual collection at the 8y E. T. "Red" MULLIS Spain, Italy, Greece und France. hels acre. In 1958 the Kay Hendrix, Peterson. jor emphasis be placed $1 per ton ketball 98-67 over New- per 2.- Church, conducted the Elder Hodges. GSC To victory by chairman of the Faith Program _ selling and the quality and fla­ time the is marketed. Soli Conservation Service Jlunps acres corn in crop 29. 7IJ.Go. planted to J. Hendricks and the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mar- ANDERSON & berry Friday night, .January El- area, who presented the vor of Southeast to 86.752,0.0.0. �ailer speaker. dean Mr. peanuts The program this Georgia produced del Hardwick Lallier. Burial was tin, Mr aand Mrs Buie Martin, daughter Georgia Mr. J. • Nesmith ' NESSMITM M. Sr. nnd M,'. J. It was the seventh NORMAN After the delicious re- .of manufacturers of peaunt pro­ is a Fay Fifth In victory � by bushels-a record of 32 in the program TCCI'1 N esmn and Mr. Mrs C. J Martin year voluntary effort on the Place yield church . h'ana cemetery Mrs. Katie M. Jr. have decided to a were served Pen- ducts and increasing purchases of Foy put against lone defeat for the tJunlor flAN1>ERS bushels per acre. . all attended part Georgia peanut growers Pallbearers were T. Z. f�eshments �y Foss, the funeral Mr. your COTTON STATES an end to soil erosion on their ror the Ilrst Lallier, rue Trapnell, Lou and Mrs. L. D. Ander- in this area, he said, who have releases for Eagles, playing A. _.!:II ".,.. Kay Hendrix, services of their signed William uncle MI' Har- " fams at Adabelle in the 0unk"'e_I R. time under their new WHY YIELDS ARE Wallace Ann John son ana AGENCY the funds Regis- nickname. UP Lanier,. Lnn!er, Trappnell, Thomas mon son, scoute, and MISS Secondly growers will previously collected atlngs Homer L. Earl Nesmith, in .at ter The arc out front If Lanier, Lanier. and Miss Ja�kso�ville, new Community. Foys Newberry jumped you choose your __ of the Hodges Maude White. Fla Harden the Week- jointly seek ways to per­ the $1 ton rate. 1 he dry Agronimists Agricul- and Sol. Donaldson. .. last Friday. spent s�me p�r with the Ga. Southern College jumped in the but Adult visitors were Mrs. Walton Herman Nessmith, suade the nation's housewives and research cooperating Ogeechee 7-2, early stages tural . cleaner wilh the II&1II, cue Extension Service, Uni­ end with Jackie Agent Georgia promotion from the 5 He is survived by two sons, Daniel Anderson in River Soli Conservation District tenth spot to No. then Southern guards Chester of of Nesmith and Mrs. W. V. Morgan, Hodges Atlanta to use more peanut butter. peanut program was also a versity Georgia College John �f in water dis- in the Tri-State South you choo•• your fine cloth.. D. Lanier Jr., Twin the Macon . 1>-, applying complete Georgia, Curry and J. E. (Go-Go) Rowe Agriculture six City, Mr and Mrs 0 H spent weekend With his par- • "Alabama and Georgia together over SO pel' of gives practices and Denver Hodges prove� ,by cent. posal systems on several large Carolina, Dunkel bas- The who tal- ... II Portal; and Florida) pair, then choose ... Mrs. O. H. IGlenda over two-thirds of all s e:aught fir�. you'll by Georgia farmers Lani�l', were' called lO' the grow pea­ Georgia 32,000 growers voting brother, T.Z. Lanter Sr. Metter,on� Talmadge fields. ketball ratings. The Eagles made lied IS points each, led an as- for major credit for the increase in Memorial in �:.g.esMr. �------aI nut used in American peanut in a peanut referendum mere your Hospital Augusta _ dry cleanlng. and seven 0n f th fre Id s it their move off the basis of four sault that grandchildren. butter If each housewife in­ than a some Newberry corn yields These practices nrc: on Tuesday of last week to the year ago. ? ese.. outscored. We use Sanilone Sofl-Se.. (N.',._, ...._ to ve wins last week. by 34-5 and when rune minutes l'adoPted The body remained at the res- creases its a Funds for the new two-state y II (I) better land selection; (2) usc bedside of Mrs. Frannie Harris consumption only ( t I remained on the first-half clock molhod. to ldence of a son, Denver few ounces a drive will be \�as Ir��es.�81 fllrJt nile Georgia Tech 749 cleaning keep of lime and rates of fer­ Lanier, who Is a there, SICK LIST year, Southeast promotional sep- I higher in patient the Eagles had a 36-12 Portal until one hour before farmers will be well on each state �r:UI� uWt�sa�e:fO�� t�� le:rac�� 2: Miami ::�.::����� 62:4 bulge. your autumn wardrobe tilizer; (3) the of Mr. and Mrs Wilton Rowe Friends of peanut arately by plnnting high­ Mrs. Bobby Mar- controll.ed run. the funeral, The Smith-Tillman Tax their used to could fe properly Then the 3. Citadel ._ ... _ 61.9 They were in trouble Notice but Will be er closer and children were din- Mr. way toward eliminating never. fuhion·fre.h ... yielding hybrids; Sunday tin, and group (4) Mrs. Buie Nesmith, terraces some and some after their .. .. half-court was in " look"" Mortuary charge of or- and this should achieve The parallel 4...... 61.7 that, using spacing of plnnts; ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. a at surplus peanuts, Georgia (5) early. patient the Bulloch agre�d-upon g�als. were snd like the County a a co- conventional laid alit with 5 56.9 press to advantage saving feeling day thorough and shallow cultiva­ rangements. Lilt Alien. have healthly effect on the net Will be single GEORGIA SOUTHERN and. Hospital. They wish for her ef:ect water from to nat- much their own it. and THE TAX BOOKS OF economy in this area," Mr. Sin­ operative Knowles draining ridge 6' Florida State... ".56.7 things pretty you bought tion, (6) use of increased Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Price a speedy and that she �rogram, Mr: recovery and ural outlets. These outlets will way under the boards. THIS IS declared. said. ... amounts of and YOUR GEORGIA were gleleary 7' Clemson 54,S invite laying Thursday night supper will soon be able to return to �r. Smgle�ary bahia '6 to 16 We you to n�trogen H. H. or a na lana be sodded to pensacola Boy's compare . .. Verstraete, usually by 35 to 40. days after planting. Augusta is one of the largest guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilton her home. Knowles, Headland, Mannmg A�socl.ates, ��rle� S· Florida 539 Whitey after are � our of the active III food I'aSS they properly - the leader, was Sanitone Service clay product centers in the Rowe. president Alhbama grow­ agency promo- 9. Furman -" 53·r.:.0 Eagles' scoring BULLOCH s ed . Mr. COUNTY up to was WHY and Mrs. Kenneth Ander­ ers association hailed the ac­ tion with offices in York gh held seven points but he GREATER _ .. _ .. YIELDS Soulheasl. 10. South ... 53.5 WESTERN with olher c1 Alwyn Burnsed of the Univer- New. � . Carolina .ny dry ...... _ son were dinner lion of in and Los will assist the The Foys have hired the 0- otherwise Verstraete Sunday guests Angles, ...... engaged.' In spite of the increases Georgia producers I I. Jacksonville ... 53.1 10 IMI CID grent of led prove you Mr. and Mrs. Olan Ander- Are Now to the promotional effort growers in their geechee River Dlstnct motor all rebounders with 16 to .. DUNGAREES in average per-acre yields and Open File joining program., 13. NeWberry ",,_.50.6 _ .nd feel son. pioneered Alabama in 1955. As part of the effort a Iilm- grader to do all the level- spark a 63-36 team domination .eluilly the number of acres Leefield News by .Iand t4. Wofford 48.4 large in this Mr. Elisha and IiUle mg, construction, water- phase. difference. .. _ _ Ihe to Hagan "._ •• planted corn, Georgia needs terra�e 12. Stetson 50.6 "MIY I.p k to thl min who and outlet COIl- Carl Short, with 30 I>oints, a lot more Ida Lou of way corn than daughter, Statesboro, ._ _ its farmers . �hapmg, 15. _ 47.3 wrote thlt book on Ju Jitou'· 1960 Mr. C. Bohler Tnmpa led and took indivi- nol oaU w were Newberry 2 arc dinner' of Why roday. producing nt presenl. It is Saturday guest 16. 44.0 pro $5. rs. . structlon: 0., op� Oglethorpe dual honors. M Jack A L a recent brl·d Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Rowe. erato I' of lhe 1110tOI grader fOI scoring estimated that there is n anler, e, Satisrlcd need _ customers go to bat for 17. Florida Southern 42.5 the hit STATE AND said: the district, is the Shooting-wise Eagles our famous service and for 80 million more bushels of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walton Nesmith COUNTY TAX RETURNS Owell D. Voullg (born 1874) wo�k. 4 1.1 Limit 2 Mezzanine friendly • doin� IS. Rollins 42 per cent of their shots from pro our merchandise at rca­ corn thon is produc- nnd and quality presently IS children, .Judy, Marty "IT TAIturdy county. Lee, Mrs. R. L. Fordham Sr., Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nesmith. that cost millions of research year types room were: Miss Frances originally siastic start at the Skate 'RJ tcams in the Ladles and Lee. on new and League, well cut and Rein to when cost strip interesting f twill, neatly tailored. Mrs. Archie Nesmith and Mrs. dollars create, perfected only Nath Foss.' twelve teams in the uses of peanut butter will be Bowl, operated by �ockweJl C. A. Simmons. a few cents per treatment. 'R is located men lorced with for 70 cent Denmark News Registering the offered this year free to Alaba� The Skate Bowl Shop League (S s. team.s nylon per longe were BIRTH of States- and 4 H1 add 1- guests Miss Ginny Lee and ANNOUNCEMENT PHONE US when rna and school just on the outskirts ladies). Rockwell, YOUR DOCTOR CAN Georgia high w.ear-colors in Khaki or tion to its own Gre). Miss Ruth Gillenwater. Other Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris of bars which usc South- bora on U.S. 301. south. Shop League, you need a medicine. PIck your pre­ candy h�S were Miss Ruth Winfield IUP Six automatic have a team in the Statesboro Men s aSSisting Lee, Jr. announce the birth of a son Lee east and toward alleys If or we will de­ peanuts peanut Mrs. Mrs. Cecil scription shopping nearby, been installed and under the Aster Proctor new Joiner, Mrs. Darwin the is a is elected Memorial in brillie which League. ._ Hospital without extra A candy, major SHIRTS $2.98 liver promptly charge. of after last week's Conley. annah on January IS. He be Tax Commissioner, Bu"och consumer of peanuts from this management Hugh Darley Standings �Yill County entrust us with thelr called Robert Jerome Ill. Mrs. great many people teams have been formed and are competition is as follows Music was rurnished Mrs. PANTS . . $4.98 by we Rockwell .. _ 2214 Morris is the former Miss Eul- prescriptions. May compound yours? two-state will now bowling on a weekly sched- of Denmark Club \V. D. and ar���e group ope- Lee Mrs. Jimmy �------__..1iIII on Nath's TV 2209 president sav-I rate test kitchens to develop lIle with all team bowling Sewing 4-5421- Franklin, -POplar _.209S new will distribute Monday, Wednesday, College Pharmacy..... By MRS. H. H. ZETTEROWER recipes, Tuesday, PHARMACY films for will and Thursday nights. Hines Dry Cleaners _ Mrs. Kenneth Franklin was at COLLEGE television, prQ- "Silver Streak" Sanforized Twi" and stories for Open on Friday, Sat- Jaycees 20S� The Denmark Club Those the door when the de� s. Main S�. Statesboro, duce photos top bowling Sewing viSiting Mr. and Mrs. guests �a. Mac's Service Station 196 consumer for urday and Sunday nights per- 20.85 held their Wed­ H. H. Zetterower parted. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED BV magazines, syndi- January meeting Sundny were to 1924 Men's 10 oz, • •• cated food columns and news- mits those not on teams Coca-Cola nesday afternoon at the home Rev. and Mrs. Lynn and REGISTERED PHARMACISTS family will bowl without interference of Robbins Packers " 1923 MEN'S WORK SUITS of Mrs. A. .I. Trapnell In States­ of Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker I paper women's pages. and I Statesboro. Mr. and Mrs. & 1881 exhibit at influential conven- team bowling. Open bowling is Hagin Olliff bOJ'o with her sister, Mrs. Car­ Franklin Zclterower and Mr. and son, Kenny of Port Went­ BIG BEN also on afternoon Central Ga. Gas .. IS57 as were tions, among other activities. per.,rnilted a�1 . $1.98 penter, co-hostess. Mrs. Trap­ lind Mrs. Bill Zetterower and worth, visitors l�ere dur­ SHIRTS and nights as long as it docs High Score: nell gave the devotional with Linda. ing the weekend. OVERALLS not interfcfre with teams sched- Austin Deal 225 the club members the repenting :======------=--=--::=-:::---;. ._. . Mr. und Mrs. 216 PANTS $2.98 Lord's Prayer in unison. MI'. Bud Fordham is a patient Jesse Grooms at: the Bulloch llnd Children, Morgan, Mike and County J-Iospital. ��:�t:c�:�'le for coming week (;��gl� D;��YIO) Colors in Khaki or Grey-Street Floor In the absence of the We Teresa of were presi­ hope for him a speedy re­ Brooklet, din� S2.98 Ladies: 7:00 p.m. . Thursday dent, Mrs .I. M. Davis presided covery. ncr guests Sunday of her pa­ A FRIEND IN NEED over B & PW No. 2-Mis-Flts t.he business meeting, with rents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Join- Mr. C. A. Mrs. \Vilbur Fordham presiding Zetterowel' still re- cr. B & PW No. I-First Federal LEE OVERALLS • . • mains ill IS A FRIEND INDEED us secretary. in the hospitnl. B & PW No. 4-B & PW No. 3 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen and Mrs. Ernest NeSmith and Mrs. Friends will be interested FIRM! Men's: Monday, Feb. 8, 7:00. p.m . �o Children, and FEELS 1-1. 1-1. learn Bobby, Cathy it's on hand to serve Zellel'ower, appointed as thaI. Mr. N. J. Cox IS Hagin & Olliff-Coca-Cola day constantly Cindy of Savannah, spent Sun­ S4.49 a nominating cOl11mittee, an­ improving. Statesboro EveryyOll. day with her parents, Mr. and Telephonc--Elks nounced the new officers for MI'. and Mrs. Franklin Zetter­ Mrs. E. F. Tucker. Hines Dry Cleaners-Jaycees rest while it does this year as follows: Ower were you YOllr would president, Saturday night sup­ Tuesday, Feb. 8, 7:0.0. p.m. Mrs. Aster Proctor; vice of l"lr_ and Mrs. Men's Ga. Knit Let'sbe manllal chores presi­ per guests and Mrs. Wm. Mr. Fate Baird and (Men's and Women's) dent, Mrs. Ulus \Villiams; secre­ Cromley at Brooklet. children, Sammie and Karin of �ockwell Shop League YOllr home to be heated tary, Mrs. Griffin; treasur­ press­ Hoyt Mrs.. S. C., visited rela­ by 1. A. Denmark visited Batesburg, I'eb. 9:15 WORK SOCKS er, Mrs. Wilbur and Wednesday, 10., p.m. Enablesing a button Fordham, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Denmark in tives here during the weekend. Mrs. H. 1-1. Zellerowcr. Paragop--(Opponent to be announced) reporter, Statesboro last week. Mr. and Mrs. Millon Findley of it's never responsibi­ Robbins Packers-Mac's Service Station ending Mr. and Mrs. und Linda and Diane 29c The main fenture of enter-. C. C. DeLoach daughters, Consciouslity to you of visited relatives Watch for your bCllvling news each week in the Bulloch Hel'­ tainlllent were "Nnl1l� That visi.ted Mr. and !'VII'S. Dan Hagin McRae, here, last the weekend. ald. scores and bowling news will be a regular 4 the blackness out of Tunc" contesls, when Mrs. Trup- I Sunday. during Schedules, results, pro $1,00 night featUre in the Bulloch Herald. nell played oldlirne songs on Douglas DeLoach of Colulll­ Mrs. J. O. White and chil- Takes I pinno and fvlrs. Carpenter play- gin, S. C. visited Mr. and Mrs. dren, Ann, Jimmie and Barbara ed the over ever turning wheels of i'ndustry mandolin. Clevy DeLoach Sunday. Sue of Statesboro, were visitors Hi-Top or Oxford Rolls During the socinl hour, a Mr. here Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. Walter Royal sweet course was served with had as it I guests Sunday, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuck­ you by current supplies to your coffee. The next will Mrs. Men's Lined meeting Lewis Rushing and children er of Statesboro visited rela­ Work Shoes InformsTV and radio \, be held at the home of Mrs. H. of Sa vannah. tives here Wednesday night. C. to you at the push of a button ��tl���\::�w:� ;��i�o�;��. Comes We A'I������������������������ S7.95 were glad to have fvlrs. "I made "13 more tobacco Utility Jacket Evva Lee Nevils as a visitor. by fumigating Cork Soles - No-Seam to you when you are sick Invaluable AGAIN TOP HOG MARKET Backs. Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Jones is the and children and with D-D® Soil S4.98 product of it's universal use Mrs. Brown of Fumigant" TOday Atlanta spent last weekend with Cork-sole - Air-cush­ PRICES In Khaki or color Mr. and Mrs. \V. \V. Jones. Reports Mr. D. A. R. F. D. Grey is Edenfield, ,( State.boro, Georgia ion i�ner sole with arch Co-op designed to serve YOUR Mrs. J. H. Ginn visited Mr. to match above w 0 r k Men's White Stitched Yourelectrical needs and Mrs. Ginn and H Rudolph No, I's ---.------_. __ . Mr_ Edenfield $13.36 tells of his experience ject it into the soil with family in Sandersville during inexpensive suits. with Soil this "1 HI-TOP S9.95 DUNGAREES the week. D-I? Fumigant way: tractor attachment or gravity flow plow L No. I's have left check rows in Mr. and Mrs. Tony Whitaker 13.33 my field and 1 eq�ipment. Once in the soil D-D be­ need a of South Carolina viiOited rcla­ found D-D treated soil Anywhere you produced'% comes a penetrating gas which kill. tives here the week. more we will . tobacco. 1 finish, during Sows to . . _ would not up 10.30 plant tobacco nematodes as it spreads. It's hardtop S2.29 Mrs. S. J. Foss, Mrs. Carol inexpensive, to 2.98 EXCELSIOR without fumigating with D-D. This year too. A be happy to give a FREE Special Group Miller and children and Mrs. single prepl.nt application is all 1 made 2354 of Streets 10-oz. Size 29-42 Jack pounds tobacco per acre." you need for an entire ESTIMATE ON ANY Colley of Portal spent a Join in season. few your neighbor suPportin9 days this week with Mr. D-D really makes the difference! Thou­ I JOB. SPORT SHIRTS ELECTRIC and Mrs. H. O. French in I Walkways Biloxi, sands of tobacco growers this widens the stance, not ,. prove Pull Miss. the FARMERS STOCKYARD bigger tobacco profits this seaSOD. Wide-Track I MEMBERSHIP year after year. You can, too! D-D Soil Use D-D Soil track of EXCAVATING Areas Men's 5.95 Heavy-Duty Fumigant before you plant. the car. With the widest any I Parking Fumigant is easy to in- I CORPORATION BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT apply_ Simply Be prepared, _. order better GRADING-FILLING your supply today I car, Pontiac gives you stability, RAINCOATS Mr. and I 51.59 Mrs. H. O. French an­ Producers accurate control. Driveways "A nounce less lean and sway, I Locally.Owned, the birth of u son on Cooperative I Dial POplar 4·3215 January 16, in Biloxi, Miss. I-Ie 2 for $3. Long sleeves, assorted has DEALER S4.98 been named 1-1. 0 French T. E RUSHING SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC III, and wiil Livestock fabrics and Extra Black rub­ be cailed HaL Mrs. Exchange patterns. long. French wilt be remembered as G. Construction Co. ber. 1 st Floor_ Miss Statesboro, Georgia E. Vine St.-Phone PO 4-3423 J. Attaway I Fay Foss of the communi- Statesboro, Ga. ALTMAN PONTIAC CO., INC. -St�eet Floor- n\lm�lI'1ltnlIl�tIIIIII ty. Park Ave. Ext. Statesboro, Ga_ 37 N. Main St. Statesboro, Ga. lith c. Kreuch Mrs, E. L. Barnes at the :0 be n I more than aoo words !:lg doll dresses as II sh has turned to Senior ua.io. hobbyv mnking her 011'1\ lUll art but didn't hnve the time. Woman's long, Both the Senior and Jun- drawn and Mrs. H. E. frt1nch clothes, lind those for members Mrs. had tim The Thompson , nnd Bulloch Herald IP. i\ 0: \. v.:11111 � nrc n'O.� (1 to W:l:l wan's lubs car's of her lyO.1C to C'l�el spon- subscriptlon fumiiy. so took he the up .onuucrclal nrt. The visits R.ockwell V",1I1e Patte-n Contest must ,;)rilg contest. February 15 the Bulloch Times. lost lesson wns oil • l'hu other pulnllng i3� Club announce • I .!I'il')cr of the Woman's purtlclpnnr« of Ihe c was which is r (,�ram, which Mrs. the type or art she 1------'------lu'), Mrs. Powell t�I�;l'\I��;l��ln!iC'l.:��-t�h��·n�·ht e�� program, 1>IIIIIine Thorup- Classified Advertisements 25 words or 75c Roy has lnuue I the Ilome J wanted to learn. less, per inser­ ') I 1 1, by opnrt- SOil, is u member of tho Senior I pamphlets the rul s. F'J,"':t presidc'rt. Mrs, here over describing lIi.,;:ll, hen cd by MI·s. Percy .,,11 lzcns' She displayed some of her plant tion; 25 3c word. Bold face or The for ehn:). Cono, "':10 ill hend or the group. She cluirued words, per ad deadline duto wlnn rs display contest Bland, \/U3 all "Hobbles." A work, of a t') 1... .011 t I uu when we POinting nOWeI'S, 25 essay Is March 9. Depnruuent hns stop lenrntng. I words, or less, 25 5c .YOuth! lady, n tel\lh urade stu- snow scene and also one of the $1.00 per insertion; words, per word "!IUI'gc of It for the Senior Wo- stop using our bodies, we begin '] ' , EDIVA I.. IIOF-PEL TI I'omoting meeting . 246 on Mrs .I, Associa- service cd lot with Harry Lee, n years of large beautiful Big 53xlO wide. 3 higher development of stand­ bedrooms, On .• Services THIS Thursday evening, JAnu­ lion President will presido. Out Roberla shrubory. POWERfUL one and one-hnlf with ards, ideals, and policies of the By Hnlpern GSC George-Anne Editor baths, Lb. out of lown BRAND·NEW ary 25, Mrs. Minnie Lee .Iohn­ speAkeI' will include: schOOl food service cor­ Il u to m 11 tic washer. and the Shown Only son und Miss Almu flt­ Mrs. Fullcr by appointment only: J-Jopper Bnptista, Misslon- reiuti on of the lunch program TOI'DIlESS WITH D. A. N. $5,895.00. I.ended the Bag churter night bUIl­ ary to Brazil as the missionary with the entire school educnt­ Contact quet of the Tifton Business lind .spcnker: Miss Nonn ion Dixie Fertilizer Co. call Easy MonUy COFFEE 3ge Suturday program. MODEl 105-8 Pl'Ofessional Women's Club, ul will represent t.he Mrs SmiUl Joe P. Johnston solve your pusturc Hnd small Payments PERFECTION Georgln Bap- hus been in the Tifton. Georgia held in tho Ust W.M.U.: Mrs. J. R. grains fertilizer Rimer Deals TOP My· Reed, lunchroom work for seven years at prohlcms by on Hotel. Them All Claxton, Divisional Vice Presi- as MPS Lunchroolll PO 4-3900 or 4-3645 top dressing with 10w-co:;1 �;��� lllun.3ger Around 80 people nttended dent of WOlllnns Un- and has been active D. A. N. Soll1l1ol1s (Dlrcct We trade or anythlng-furnl· 3 Lb. Missionary in the $6995 the mecting and saw Miss Vir­ ion. local Appllcatlol1 of Nitrogen) ture, boats, cars, trailcrs, etc. orgnnlz.utions. She hos call­ $3988 ------ginia Milam, receive Gct the best president, cd the monagers together in her rertilizer for Complete with 7 the club's -piece Cello chal'ter from Dr. hOll1e 9nd Bulloch- the low C S I co:;1. Call set of 29c two d ths from organized the RICE the disease. Ray tools cleaning ',ul '113"111 Adeline Patton of sec­ Griffin, /; or Hendrix - ChulJdler County Association in Hodge:; (ienry ond vice During the yeur 19�9, there president of the Geor­ we�e .Ianuory, 1954. She hus served Temple 9·3348 or 9·3426, Dixie (World Famous 10 new cases of gia Federation of Business nnd . luberculo.sls as Liquid Fertilizer CURTIS 3 president of the First Dis­ Co., Nevils, Down Professional Women's trnnsfers and five Upside Sign) Clubs. d.lngnose�J. tlict and in on the Miss Viola Perry Georgia. deaths. In olone organization SEBH Upon receipt of lhis charter, five. our. Executive Bourd of the State. Miss Viola ENGLISH CLASS dUring the of Sta�e 1700 Perry, registrar YOUNGBLOOD CO. 1520 Gordon In­ the Tifton club is now a year BROWSE IN GEORGIA Highway, mem­ 1909: She has also been on t'he Legls­ and associate professor of muth Miss Marie Wood FOR QUICK SALE ber of' stl'1ken With lll- tersection of 1 & the Nationnl Federation wer� lative for at SOUTHERN LIBRARY U.S. 25 300 CAN Ge?rgin��s Committee this year. Georgia Southern College, Miss Mnrie List Your We buy of n&PW clubs ond result- Wood, asoscint.e PO which has 175,- belc�losls ,267 dca�h,s As I>residcnt-elect, Mrs. Smith came here in 1925. Ernest V. Last Monday, Mrs. 4-5594 Augusta, Ga., PA4-9421 coliN ed fl this 1 hiS comes of With 000 professor is a six­ Hamp, Property Old Gold Coins ------IOe members in the United O�l will be fOl' education, "iBYIIMAS1�;iL�4ge dlscas.e, responsible the pro­ Hollis was then president of th Smith of Southeast Bulloch as surpflse since we grude teacher at the Mar­ JOE P. JOHNSTON Gold States und 26 foreign countries. q�ltll' n, grams for lhe year 1960-01 and Normal here in High School, the Scrap arc 111 tho of anti- Georgia School, vin Pittman School accompanied Real Estate Broker living ogo will be installed as state pres­ Elemcntary memers Miss has on of the senior and ufter the char­ boUcs and wonder In ColJegeboro. Perry cnmpus. Coming here. in English Phone PO 4·3900 YPRESS GARDEN "FROZEN" hntnccliately drugs. idellt for the yenr 1961- 62 at also hod the honor of class to Southern Col­ ter was Mrs. Rose­ spite of Ollr advances in the state convention in Athens working 1929, Miss Wood at the Georgia Phone PO 4-3645 Platinum presented, surgery taught to Night $100.00 PER WEEK with Presidents Guy H. Wells Marvin Pittman lege browse in the Ii. bud McCormick of and cnemol.herapy tuberculosis college Cordele, _ School when 16 OZ. past 1_'e_b_r_u_a'�y_I_2_.1_3_. and Marvin S. Pittman. brary. The student a 60Z. president of the Federn­ still accounts for more deaths it was a two-room st I'ucture teacher,I-.- m H. S. SMITH, Jeweler Are you looking for a that will State Miss Robert job actually 'han Perry Came to GSC as a Imown os Mrs. Forrester, acompanied CAN CELLO tion, installed the officers who ull other infectious dis· SURPRISE BIRTHDA I' "Sunnyside." Ml.Ijorle Guardia 1 20 S. Main St. pay $100.00 and This is math n the students and 1 you per week, up? plea­ arc Miss case teacher, position she has Miss Wood receivell her A.B. Mrs. Mrs. Smith. Juice Virginia Milam, pre­ combined. SUPPER PARTY Marjorie Guardia asso- WAFERS • Furnished sant relation 1ge maintained with with a 15e the exceplion form ciate Statesboro, Ga. public work future. Qualifi­ range sident: Miss Burnie Roberts, vice "We fccl that this FOR CHIIIILES DEAL degree Geol'gia State Col- professor of came project one and English', onc-half years at Pea- for Women in cations a must. president: Mrs. Madeline Alred, sponsored the Home Demoll- J u d y Nesmith enf.ertained lege 19:10 and in to Georgia Southern College in FREE BEAUTY SALON SER­ Aparments Good character, neat in appear­ by body College her Bach- 1932 Mrs. Glad­ strolion with a earning she eamed her M.A. de- 1937. Mrs. Guardia VICE recording secretary; Club mcmbers is u most Tuesday night surprise elor and received her FOR A LIFETIME IS ance and must have a car. I need Master degrees. In from For Rent Training given. ys Liles, secre­ worthwhile on supper party Charles gree Columbia University. B.S. degree for111 Col­ corresponding effort their part honoring the fall of Peobody PIlIZE two men or 1928, Miss Perry ac- She is a member of women, no 4 LB. CELLO tary: and Mrs. Hutchi­ to in the Deal on his nineteenth the States- lege in 1929 and in 1930 she Use Classified Ads age handicap. 3ge Evelyn coopCl'ate general birthday. quircd the tille of a son, as movies were registrar, boro Music Delta earned her FOR RENT - treasurer, well as all of health of their Home shown and Club, Kappa M.A. degree from Free salon service for Two-room fum· Doz. program respect- posiLion she now Miss beauty • Fancy the were holds. . committee Gomma the Ished - See L. chairmen. ive games Americnn Assocla- the same II nI e apartment. One half Misscellaneous A. Cotten or Bonnie communities." said Dr. Chnr_ enjoyed. institution. t"line WI'11 be f'Irst In Headen, is a .. prize Perry member of the tion . of' Universit.y Women, the Mrs. Guardia a way between college and town. district medical holds member­ Jongle contest bemg sponsored For Sale Jaeckel Hotel, Statesboro, Ga. Mrs. McCormick told the Association of Uni- PHONE 4.3456 . Ame,rican Georgia Education Association ship in the Delta 2.4.tfc CELLO ���cc1��r.Brown, Ap��'" GEA, by the National Hail'dressers and MO'ndays thru Fridays, 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. CARROTS Bag IOc Limii' 3 Please members that have cr����� a��vi��1IY ��;��n, verslty Women, the and t.he NEA )n Kappa earned her A. S. DODD JR. FOR SALE- wear plesldclll of Geo S':JUthern Gnn�mn, B.L.S. de'l'ee from Costal Bermuda Club as his heart on l,!IJ PI, the Home Ec- g Miss Bertha Freeman, asso­ well as the Waycross his-sleeve I Deltu. �eo.rgla Peabody Hay. HENRY BLITCH. Phone FLOUR 25 Lbs. S1.39 ColJege. College. ciate professor of education at Phone PO 4-2471 PLYMOUTH Club, which was chartered wllh .. ,the Dr. ?nomlcs ASSOCiatIOn. AI11�r- Miss McElveen holds mem- 4-9310. 2·4·3tc. Georgia Southern came 65 members. As Stote District in College, _ LI TON D.�. I�?n GEA, the Ameri here in -- r:e�:ewHenders�lrlf) :_.r,ccep,v"ecdd"lOh,,'St theHome.NEIEcOnoll1lc�the CEA �ssocJa- bership .the 1939. She received her _ Director, it is her to assist .lUll, , �lI1d the can duty Llbraflnns ASSOCiation, the B.S, here at the six district degree Georgia FOR RENT-Furnished or un- chairmen in or­ SOlllh�asl Libl:Jrians Associa­ • Real Estate Sout.hern in 1937 and in 1939 furnished bedroom with kit­ CT. BAGS 8 OZ. PKG. ganizing clubs over the state tion, the The Bulloch Georgia Libral'inns she earned her M.A. at chenette and' Suit- ICE of Herald private bath. EA48 CREAM Georgia. degl'ce For Sale 6ge SSe ASSOciation, the American As­ Columbia afford University, Miss Alma is sociation of ------Hopper presi­ Statesboro, Universily Women, f:I�J�.r ;rs��{�� ;I�r'�i;e ��g��� dent of Georgia, Thursday, 4, 1960 and Miss the Statesboro B&PW February Delta I\nppa Gumma, he Freeman nolds member­ apartment with private back en­ A. S. DODD, JR. Club und Miss Milan fl in trance. and Miss is past Vice-president of both ship the the GEA, the South Main SI. PHONE Real N�A, 4·2738. Estate Hopper both are the AAU\V and the li­ Association of and employed by Geol'gin SuperviSion 2.4.!tp. See Us for Loans the brarians Curriculum Georgia Department of La­ Association. Development, the FOR to take RENT-Furnished bedroom Homes for Sale bor. Together, last summer Association of Childhood Educa- with Dr. ROlluld J. private bath and private Homes for Rent attended the Annual Neil tion the Associa- they meet­ International, entrance. Gar age available. of Dr. Ronnld .I. tion of Apartment ing the International Associa­ Neil, professor Student Teaching, Delt.a PHONE PO 4·2439 1 ·28·tfc. and chairman of Ule music List With Us For tion of Personnel in di- Kappa Gamma, the AAU\V, and 2S FT. ROLL 4ge Employ­ vision at SOUl hern FOR Quick Sale ment in Mass. Geol'gia 01- the Georgia Department of In­ RENT-Store building now Security Boston, lege ,camc here in available at 32 23 North 19:17. He re- strllctional Supelvisors. Miss N. Main St. Main St. Chances! ceivcd his A.B. Call R J. HOLLAND. 2·11·3tc. degree nnd Boch- Freeman was the state Phone 4-2471 FRESH, SMALL, LEAN PORK elor or president l\'lusic degree fro 111 I(nn- of Ihe Association for Child- ;- sas __. 41-2 OZ. CAN Wesleyan University in hood Education fr0111 1954 35e HD Council to 1925, his Masters in music from Iii 1956, She is a member of Syracllse in CH SE & SANBORN University 19:\1. his the E..xeculive Committee of un-Ithe M.I\. from the ciegr('e University Georgia SOllthern Association TB of Iowa in 1936, and his Ph.D. SHOULDER_L_b.2_3c sponsor ooperHtive Study in Elemcn­ V I LB. CAN degree from C·PACK COFFEE 7ge FRESH, LEAN Peabody College Lary Education. in 194·1. PLAY IT SAFE .•• Mr. VV. S. Hanner, whose DI'. Neil holds skin membership in years of service lo Georgin the Music EduCIllOl's Nationnl testing Southern College numbCl'cd 01- don't give 'em a chance to steal Conrerence. the Music Lb. During the month of Georgia IllOSt. three decades, would have PERSONAL SIZE 30e February, Educators PO:tK the thirteen find Phi STEAK 29c clubs ASSOCiation, been the tenth faculty member compriSing the I'vlu Home Demonstration Club Alp�la Sinfol1ia, Fr.:lt.ernity included in this history. 111C Give your home added with FRESH, SMALL. LEAN SPARE RIBS OR Coun­ or He th editor protection MARCAL cil of Bulloch Amcncu: wa,s of untimely passing of this promin­ County will spon. the MUSIC News ser tuberculin skin Georgia for ent professor is felt all who Chain testing for Ihree by Door Latches DINNED NAPKINS pkg 19c years and has been the knew him. their members and friends. Th�c I White 80 ct. Lb. pkg. BACK BONE 33e test will be given by the local NAPKINS 2 for 25c public health nurses at the time I only 90c Pastel 60 ct. pkg. PIGGLY WIGGLY PURE PORK lhe regUlar meetings of the NAPKINS 2 for 25c IOfclubs during the month. FULL Nath's Skate 'r SANDWICH BAGS pkg. 10c At the same· time, an educat­ Bowl ional will KITCHEN CHARM roll 20c S A Lhs. program also be given USA GEM the EAT 3 79c health by public nurses con. • TOILET 3 rolls 35c ••. in Brand New BE ••• TISSUE easy care wash and wear OPEN A SURE slsling of talks relating to tuber. SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US • FREEZER PAPER 50 ft. roll 59c WARRANTY Automatic' Pin, Setters SWIFT'S SEMINOLE culosis in general and an ex­ planation and an AND ADD TO IT worn interpretation He'll wear REGULARLYI replace and his heart on his sleeve for OQ for BOWLING: of the skin test. Also n you FRESH, SMALL, LEAN very Valentine's and informative film en­ Day (heart design washes out • 'til broken locks now! SLICED BACON Lb. Tray timely oompletely For 3ge WeekdayS-l p.m. midnight litled "Inside Story" will be with •.. and he'll thank Complete Banking Service Heavy Duty laundering) you again our • shown which deals with all IIId for the Hours Are 9:00 a.m. til 2:00 Sundays-l p.m. 'till 6 8iIIin smart looking, comfortable ARROW p.m. p.m. phases of tuberculosis. sport shirt. An (aild KWIKSET-DEXTER-SARGENT tD..��� ALL 3 Each membel' showing a pos.­ �sua.1 practical gift) PORK HAMS A itive reaction to the skin test TEAM BOWLlNG-7 'til 12 manufacturers of safe, locks $1.22 VALUE only $5.00 in gift p.m. p.m. dependable will be a chest package ,,�-- I for given x-ray by �------� DIAMOND on the Stote Mobile unit at For Her: Arrow Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday "Don't we didn't 2 1·lb. Lady heart deSign. $5.00 say warn you" Pkgs. the Statesboro-Bulloch County All Meat Health March Whole Center, 9, 1960. Shorts $1.50-Handkerchiefs 55c For SKATING: A Dependable Batteries and complete case study will be • 99£ made concerning famalics of in­ • Contains Silver for Life Weekdays-2:30 p.m. 'til 5 p_m. or Half FRANKS MUSTARD Longer E. A. dividuals showing positive tests Cobalt Lb·35c in for Smith an La • Longer Shelf Life 8:00 p.m. 'till 0:30 p.m. Grain erfort find any un­ • 'til 5 known cases of tuberculosis ex­ . Sundays-2:30 p.m. . TURNER AUTO p.m. FRESH SMALL PIG isting in our county SUPPLY Tuberculosis is a disease that All Types of Heavy Duty And We I().w. is still much more prevalent Company GREEN STAMPS than the average citizen is a- Commeroial Batteries 'give EA. I 14 E. Vine St. of. In 1958, records reveal Statesboro, Ga. Heads 69c that there were 8 new cases of luberculosi� diagnosed in Bul------loch County: one tl'ansFer, and /ware IlIIIall1llll_iIElllllll_IllllllIIIiIIMl:ll:llIml\ll'illlll!lm= 1M1IIJI1'lII The Qulloch Hel'ald 'Oklahoma' Will Be Presented On Boole Named r��������������������������������·THURS.JAN.28MIDGET LEAGUE Portal takes Marvin Pittman The Bulloch Herald Ruins came down to Men's preve.u Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, February 4, 1960 Herman I the MitlS from playing Wed- /01'.As New Head Of PTA TAlmadge Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, February 4, 1960 but 2 (rom Me tter Music Division in Feb. has Ine,day, they stopped long I Campus By Reports From encugh Thursday for the Midnets Friday night, January Basketball ' [Newberry Arrangements have been made Science Division 011 Seniors to I: rlv. wins its 29, as the Eagle. played whet Auditorium, February 10 and II �EBH with the famous at 8:15 RALPH TURNER [11 the first Midget bume the Coach J. B. Scearce termed as musical Com- p.m. study group W. A. Howard By Dr. John Allen Friday TIle Boole Jr. was At Washington night members the me ru: tiers le:1( -dvantago of n II-!) I heir best road of the I: as­ edy team Rogers & Hammer- of the cast In- last cling of tho ex­ gumc appointed to th I f In the Men's Buskotbnll leu- to allow elude: oS'lio eculive board hal time lead nand turned it Portal trounced Metter In a 21st ketball season. stein Georglu South- Curly, portrayed by Bucky or the Marvln chairman of the d�Vi�IO � eO THE guo Wednesday night Jnnuary Into [I a 21·17 over the of basketball Frt- game ern's Music Carlton, Moultrie; Piuman P. T. A, on observation ART11'EC'rs OF civil new civil bill to victory pair games, Department to pre- Lauric, play- OCt sciences at rights tho Sen- dies in Dublin the Belk's baskotubll team The game was at �outJ�: In 27, . played by Scarlette GeOrgian was mudo that was a rights the enate uto T'bolts, day nlght.at Meller. The girls "Oklahoma" in McCroan cd, Smith, Byron; ern there great leglslnttnn floor, the St a te Board one ahead in the' Newberry, \VIII College by need nre a now jumped gnrne . Hal Burke was high scorer won 46·30 and the boys took (rom Bradwell Parker, portrayed by John- for study groups discuss- ndding gudgot-fed­ Regents of .the oral when they J. win. It was No. 12 ny Hathcock Atlanta' Ado Ann- �f different regislrnrs-Io their 1960 league standings for the winners with to points, 52·34 Bulloch rolled to a victory against Un.lvel�lty ing needs of the chlld- SAD 1'0 RELA1'E, the flrsl Southeast ie System of Georgia at their meet- model. Vet downed the College Pharmacy while White held sec- Hole with 15 two defeats for the who played Bra a ren. vnrtous were for this Jllmmy Belly paced 63-46 victory ov<;l' Bradwell In- Eagles, by Jayne On 13 in Atlanta. topics sug- blueprint clearly- un­ Hospital to 43. The Ilelk's team le1 Ali Hakim ing. The initial came 49 ond with rive. Meller's J. Ellis and M. F returned home to Statesboro to B;ooklet; y � J��uary gested by members of the design from constitutional scheme was the place girls. stitute at Brooklet rid a y portrag 1111s positron was left vacant group William in the "" f''' e'.4f''' Jim Brnndon to the recommendations nf tho A. Howard. 64, of e by d be used nn scoring throughout game e� � AI each for for Alb ns these discussions work of eminent ec� (0'.4 Ronnie Street and Blizzard Morris 20 ploy Tampa homecoming Southurn t got points to t January 29, chalk up of C night, Savannah, died of AUnt passing COlli mission and showed evidence being R ror the T· Portul. Eller, Maa;'y �:�_ by. th� .unexpected become possible. of Civil Right who t.o Tuosdny night, shared without a Saturday night. played by attorney ought know highh hqnors their 21 st victory de- MI" WIlJJam S. was in tho Veterans n contender. abeth Parrish which last thnt - Junuury 26, strong bolts with four points each. Charles Bowen and Collins ,.Jesup ':Innne�, .who Tusdny, January nineteenth, year proposed hotter Robert G. a feat. chairman of this dlvislon since Storey, at Dublin after n Curry, the Eagles' 6-2 senior the President be to Hospltal long Verlon L wis led ti.e sCO'- Dill I was second each had Mrs. Frank Smith, Lunchroom empowered lawyer of Duflas. Texas, (] fOI'IIl­ TOMMY MARTIN Larry high eight for the losing led the SEB Jud 1935, the year nil illness. He was a By Jimmy Rushing and scored 29 Also, Fry, portrayed departments Iederal ro istrurs nutlve of Bul­ for oBlk's with 10 pcln.s. with throe guard co-captam, by Supervisor of the school invited uppolnt to re­ or of tho American points. and Anderson - were president ing boys P.iley bag- w t h 16 d B'III Cllf David Andrew begun the loch but hod I ,an y n t s and Verstraete, the Powers, Tifton; a� college. a gister voters in nil County lived In N'I nneI - W':5 vcn close at half time with scoring poi of election dis­ Bar Association Bob Mora I es, Tany C'/I, MONDAY 2"., effort. Robert Moll�r!1 111 the second the In- group parents to mcet with ami, until 1'0- JANUARY game ged 18 for Portal. with 14 Har- Dr. Boole Is from Suvnnnnh 1110St ton and Carl Bragg other co-captain who stands 6-3, Carnes, played by Ronald orglnally triers where nine or of his life. all contributed JUNIOR LE.AGUE and with seven points, tho Indians on top 11-10. won their tenth her and some of the In more cili­ cenlly, Dean or the School of Kenny Bishop high dians victory and Faculty He was each and Weyman Shuman with was a behind. Eddie pel', Atlanta; Ike, portrayed by Onancock, Virginia gradu- zens claim hnve been the son of tho late the with 8 points The Junior started this Cr+l Olliff was the big man Frank high scorer three losses as just point the lunchroom to discuss one of they de­ Low at Southern Methodist victory League !-I�ok wa.s against they • uted from Onancock School. ;0 : Butch Fulton hit Slim High Lizzie and Bill . scc'IWJS 13 Brunswick; Howard of I" followed, Owens contributed II to Tommy Fouche, nied the on Indl ins six points the right to vole. It is be­ each. week off to a start for the losers as he scored ro the WIth points, downed the Rebels 16-12. He most important the Unlverslly, He is vice chub-man rousing played Martin received his A. B. topics, Stntesboro. He was n c 16 from Bradwell. them In double by Billy Valdosta; degree Ing perfected in a new of retired scorers for the los- 25 polntc. Ernle three men lied for sec- W.:lS man for SHS Blue Ilevils join figures. part the luncheon of shop, the Civil. Leading with two exciting games today, twhlle Ted Clcary high 'Beth from the of Virginia program Rights Commlsslon. Seaboard lencouro'Iing In the girls preliminary, Newberry got Gertie, portrayed by Rig- University Ihe Senate Committee on Rules Airline Rnllwuy En­ Pharmacy team In the first t.he C[II'di- was second hinh with land with points the victors with 20-point produc­ In balanced meals plays in the life ing College game flve,., po.Sition f,our eight points, won a don, and Cord 1949, hIS M. S. from Tho Is so Drndwell Institute by tions from Charles Douglas; Elam. degree of und Administration which has proposnl Ilugrnntly glnoer. We were Joe Robert Brannen and nnls outlasted the Bull Dogs In the second the Pilots lhey were: RIchard Me- and Bill was second with Gal1aghl'r the child. Since the learning Specialize In game e�ch. Kelly of with Charlotte played by Guilford Vlrginin Polytechnic in 1951, and outside tHe scope of federal au­ He Is survived two with 14 Dill Jacob Halmo- de(Seat creven score :15-11, and Carl Short. Prickette, and jurlsdiclion over bills on eiec­ by daugh­ Lindsey Hunnicutt ut the end to defeat them ,16-34. I orf to a 27-8 lend over Kelly, four. a Ph. D. from capabilities alertness of the jumped l��na, Wells 26 to pace Unidilla. the Unlversity lions and Is thority that even the lawyers of ters, Mrs. Robert. T. Turner and Original Designs 17- scoring points child to u headed by Senator points each. Although t.he Bull Dogs led the R d Cops lind held it to High man for the iasers The led 3-1 before of in 1955. depend great extent the Just ice Mrs, VIIZ., .wns the win, Ann Aikens had nine Eagles "Oklahoma" is in Nor.th Thomus of Department report­ Henry BurbeQ, both of Buy From Your end of the flm half HIgh for the losers was with four important Caro�inEl. on the hculth und con- Hennings Missouri In the second gume Nevils IJ at the defeat them 50·;lO. I H�I Vick Page PO'"t�. went on an PrevIous to the Goor- physical are of it nnd one C 72 61 SEB . Newberry eight- the history of the American Jolnmg who is one of the most radical edly skepticnl Snvannah; son, William A. on the With II dition of the this Local Manufacturer Aockwell 60 to 38. were unable to hold Phil and Fred were - Southern baby, subject n whipped they Do,:-h.l NeSmilh w=,s high men n.urke, P01�tS. Hodges Page ounty· point to take its gin College faculty, Pre sid e t Eisenhower was Hownrd Jr.,U.S. on' Cn��., binge biggest theatre because it is one of our of Navy; While was second was of interest to deSigners contemporary Nevils was led in Ihe scoring the I th� with II Jimmy high second with three paints. le:\d of the at 9-3. The Dr. was as a special every to comment at A Statesboro . for _ are· two lea,d.. pilots points. Statesboro night first musical dramas. A mus- B�le employed force bills. The iclea thlls is to prompted grundson; brothers, Otis Industry vIctors scorer with four defc1tc'J SCI'oven Ifor r parent Thomas Wa:ers JackIe le<1 the points. Fellow present. cent news department by Walter Blrry, Eagles caught up at nine and ical drama a at V.P'), conference that: "I Hownrd of Brooklet and Martin Since 1922 . S�11Ith Jimmy Wiggins, LEAGUE at is more than Teachll1g, frol!, get arOllnd Senator James East­ un SENIOR County Sylvania Friday eleats play Mrs Smith led the discussion and Silas William::; with 17 111 the scoring with Bo· Crofton score:1 GSC d the score became lied at 1951 and at UnI- don't even know whether it is Howard of ')y SENIOR LEAGUE a every with additional for the lund's Pultersoll, Georgia; I�� Innd c:\ch. The D'mites won their sixth night, January' 29, by score music, 1949, .unttl ,the out the fact first that Judiciary Committee each. This wns the third 10 to ('1:1 In their term odd to when GSC verslty North Carolina from bringing constitutional." several nieces and points poi,ts Bud point up 27, music I'S all of the o.r which to dale la s nephews. The Gremlins and the Gold victory to hold down second of 72-61. Brown hit 20 I'ntegral part the lunchroom in the in- successfully I for the Nevils te)m vi'le with II and S'loo "c>reJ nine I a burst and went out at 1951 until 195.5 operates voctory poln:" Ross I(elly big With tllwurted all Funeral were Victory, to- as defealL'rer was each For the lose !J day capturccl planned carefully recipe oleurly thon Monument lending 10 points \','3!j came back came of and since then we at 3:00 o'clock from Wayne Wigginn high their first seasonal over a commandable lead of 26-2 at non had 21 to lead Screven and • Newberry strong age that the the chupel Donald Wilson with 29 and Robe"" victory BOhan-I files, mater'ials sent from the framors of the Canst i- pOin'.s. John Donald Ak,"s WIll'U I is a have had of Burnes Funeral for II I . and forced tie at 49 but that dra- con­ the Ihlrd Gold Bricks the end of the first half 10 rna ke J OlnI H orton f0 II ewed wIth 19 • many impressive and other in 0 tutlon intended that each Home, Wilson scored nil but nine of his Adams collcc:d 10 OOlllt' '1C'1 scorer. �o o,el'5. plrce by I score IS 87 68 Rites he or state, sources, order.G L C Ieman state 14 whll� was the nearest the hosts mas on the Id ( ducted Elder W. C. Chundler pOint ef.ort, CI:"y- a !;CGI'C of 53-12, The Statesboro girls won by Broadway stage. to one-third would have by Company teJms' The whc:.ping supply of the childs' the guaranteed poin:s. League standing!) shope, wo:; sec:::,:l could come to this one and Elder W. A. Bu­ 45 West 1 hiGh hon:.r::; were a sCO-e 34-10, The high Gcoring of Chester pulling This presentation is a musical food for under that Crulllpton, Main Street this: o:nc B,.n�h I I1igh scori:1� Kenneth McCorkle led the vic- o� .w.ith Ly�n needs the day. A menu authority document On nJnuary u:"l 1i1' aO�s o�� ��,�I�� Jean Burl1.1 pl.c� The WIll be dl- Rev. WIlham es thep!�lceC��:"sl:Cldlhelrposl.tlonWill the em- productIon KItchens and the It was also learned that der Thomas lie 77; .. t Cj, Co r:.s, a score With a 42-37 over GI Carl Elder J Wal- As the maxim for Brooklet himsel. os he col- v/.ltcrs, ,!ln, s�cond wit.h three, r by Harvey, says: "time high ' rected by Dr. Dan Hooley, a.- ·Rev. Wendell Torence. Burial lunchroom and THE POWEll 1'0 �:�:���; ter • personel sup- Hendrix appoinl Nic or 25-11, Iins. PLYMOUTH - and Elder C. E. '!J. for Brooldet. Lloyd Smith, Nuc, 7:1; FI'ed wus man for waits for no man". if lected 22 points Page high sociate of music, Dr, was in the church are from is the to con- So, man for the victors was professor cemetery. plies paid these funds. Sanders registrurs power you. aid Starling, Brooldet, 61: Ver- the with three scorers for the victors High officiating. have Miller and Lloyd 'Smith losers point!:, High Ronald chairman of r This trol and life insurance and Clyde 10 Neil, the Pallbearers we e William takes a lot of planning, He is elections the power enough Ion Lewis, Eel for with close behind with points. survived by his wift, set the pace for the lOSing N�c �(I�ight, Four t.ied high music will be in Hart Jackie Dick careful and to control elections not Is a of cash • Be�k's ,6,1: mel� s�cond \�cre K,enneth Mc�ork_le man for the Gremlins department, Jr., Hart, purchasing strict the former Miss only good backlog Brooklet, 57, Sl1.ls mne aand Brock High Henriettn Cole- savings score each. - Nac team with 17 paints e'lch. WI\llnm�, With two POlIllS POll1ts .JImmy charge of the choral music and Clark, Thomas Emer- of each the power to control with 11 For fu"h.r d.tall, VI"" Newsome, I'ecording expenditure. man, Congress why not be an investor? No Nevils, 56; and Lindscy seven. was Bob Scruggs poi_nts ph.... Atlanta; three sisters, , In the second Nevils Ron-I They were: Phil Hodges, Vick Mr, Jack son and the Federal game, Broucek, associate pro- Brown. and Mikell, all At the end of the session the Government 1�I�nnt-DD. wit� aand Tanner was second Billy Mrs. Annie Twin sum is needed to start moved into second be de- cutt, College Pharmacy, Bob Lmc and Ronald for the Cobras were Robert DRIVE Smith, iCty, large l·hgh but �I place Page, ECONOMY fessor of will be the ac- also the to control felt wilh 9 I �::;-A�:.C.,M::�O:::rco��. music, nephews. parents certainly enlighted Mrs. B. E. power the Howard with six, Sim- points. Fordham, MeUer, investing, Ollt of 1/our Cllrrcnt feating CSolle3e Pharmacy Tonight, Thursday, Feb"uary Burnes. Randy companist. Mr. Lee are five on the lunchroom ull state and state A-2 I Surviving program of the and Mrs. M. T. legislatures rjJ-;"" with I �:!:.�,.:;: in a 47 to 41. 4. the Nic Nac ploys the College In Ihe second game Ihe In- mons, and Arnold Cleary LEAD- Tickets will cost 50c for stu- Mrs. Holloway, and local It is in- earnings, mutual fund. Additions may be INDIVIDUAL SCORING sisters, William Hart, school two governmcn.ts. 1 • Swainsboro, L. Tank- I brothers, - The Nevil� te:tm "16'1 \ Pharcocy aL 7:30 nncl Nevils dians slipped past the Rattlers rive each, and Hubcrt dents and for adults. Mrs. to made in amounts even as hustling ERS AND TEAM TOTALS J $1.00 Thomas On Jan- teresting speculate how well convenient for NAML Statesboro, Clark, Thursday mornmg G. Coleman and J W you at The score with two Points. Garfield led in scoring by Rodncy liar- :-,IIIYs 8:-15, 21-20 in a thriller. ersley L. Abbott the idea of a Rebublicnn little as at a Orooltlet, SENIORS-Joey Hagan, 151 I I Savannah, Mr.s. �. uary twenty-first another grooup Coleman, 'and three presi- $50 time. and Mrs. LoUIS Pelham; dent will 108; lets •••• 111 THIS IS YOUR GEORGIA BlI'dsong, both met at the home of Mrs. Carl naming registrars set Kenneth McCorkle, Randy I .1 grandchildren. mutual fund shares can obtain you of with Democratic Senators and Through you Plymouth's and to discuss prove Franklin 78: The w a man was Simmons, 92 Arnold Cleary, I first United Saras?ta, Mr�. EIi.se problems He a brother of the latc an I and vice versa. It interest in to 100 or more CITY __ Gard, Wlsconsm; of the and Congressmen ownership up aand Jimmy Brock, 69. Team States senator was a Georgian, MllIwaukee, pre-adolescent boy G. C, Coleman Sr of States- &.; _;a;;. ;:;;:;_;_;�;;-:';'-;J two brothers, R. L. Lee, Bruns- is extremely doubtful that Mr. securities, under constant pro­ totals are. Cobras, 275; D'Mites, Mrs. Rebecca Latimer Felton. girl. bora.' supervision by wick, and A. T. Lee, Sarasota. Mrs. Franklin led the discuss- Carmine de Sapio, for example, fessional investment more 252; 243; and Gold Pallbearers were Gene Cole- management. For Gremlins, would welcome' Smith-Tillman Mortuary was with able asistance of Ben Republican re­ write Bricks, 223. . io� �he man, Fordham, George Ivey information, stop in, or 'phone us today. economy! m charge of the MISS Mane a gistrars determining who is gas arangements. Wood, use facu�ty Rountree, Clean Smith, Reuter Or, the coupon below. - qualified to vote in New York JUNIORS Donald NeSmith, member of the school. MISS Coleman and Before You Bill Elliott . 157; Wayne Wiggins. 139; .lack Buy Wood has worked with boys and City. E. F. HUTTON & CO. Paul, 110; Robert Mallard, 94: girls of this age for a number of The fuct th?! registrars would At dealer's now! YOU take the wheel! THIS IS YOUR GEORGIA Members New York Stock Exchange and Cail Ollifr, 92. Team total your SEE Rites held for years and was quite capable of not necessarily have to come S 2 St" Atlanta are: Pilots, 496; Red 'Coops; 307; offering suggestions to tit e a.bout the district in which they Pryor S.W., 3, Ga_ mi1:one 0 IS tM�U�Wln,. 1� 290; and Bull Dogs, YOU do the YOU how the group, somE of whom have chil- an�a, one? might serVe would open the JAckson 1-2282, Ask for Mr_ Jackson Cardinals, driving! prove the 51 :�sg est bodieS of solid 233. Mrs. Julia Joiner drcn under her leadership at .. doors for a reincarnation of granite III the world, this time. \from rule with all carpelbag of its - more miles i GROVE LAKES MIDGETS Wayne Howard, Solid Plymouth gives pe; gal/on on The parents were encouraged THIS IS YOUR GEORGIA distasteful and well-remember- Please send mo information about buying mutual 110; Hal Burke, 98; Fred page, 31 to cd I learn that most of the prob- Practically all parts of and for those Jacob Haim.­ January Georgia ramificatio�s; I fund shares out of current income. 81; FI·.1nk Hool<, 71; lems the children have are nor- are whose consciences are the wheel of a Subdivision abundantly supplied with not Team totals are: In­ Go to your Plymouth dealer's and take regular Mrs. Julia I ovitz, 68. Heggman Joiner, 79, mal, and that they-as well as soft water. bothered by that prospect, it died Jan­ Nanto 228, Tbolts, _ •, early dians, 307; Rebels, Plymouth. You do the driving the way you always drive. The for your Friday morning, parents, do live through _ 218; Rattlers, 211. uary 29, at the Wilson Memo­ TIllS IS YOUR GEORGIA I METER mounted at the side shows the use. :�l:m :��II�h �it1�r�:1 d\�ta;��=�IIP t��� lSI. & NO. ECONOMY __ gas you rial Convalescent One ..L _ Home after Frank Procker of the largest infanlry came absolute when he was --. 62; Mr�. President MITES- Lance Foldes. a illness. schools in the j See with own how miles on long of the P. T. A. was at United States is given power to mem­ Donald 44; your eyes exactly many you got only present appoint I Oily Greg Sikes, 53; Long, Funeral services were held at Fort near Columbus. bers I Homesite both these meetings. Benning, of the German Reichtag. L 44: Redding, fuel in a Solid '60 � Stacey Webb, Clyde teacups of Plymouth! Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Langs­ are: 122; ONLY 40. Team LOtals Tigers, (2 Miles East on Savannah ton Chapel Methodist Church. lOS; Bob Cats, 103; been for, Get FULL-SIZE Highway) Hawks, Here's the gas saving you've looking She issurvived by t h r e e Bears, 80. • daughters, Mrs. Nellie Shefield, Dr. Wells ------SAVINGS IN A FULL-SIZE CAR, Beautiful lots Guy building Brooklet, Mrs. A. A. Corbett, • Water Savannah, and Miss Minnie is at Joiner, Hardwick; one son, John win • speaker Blue Devils Ga. Power Electrical Service R. Joiner, Atlanta; one half­ Mrs. • Statesboro Service sister, Jim Chance, At­ Telephone lanta; 10 grandchildren and sev- Jesup meeting (rom Emanuel • Street eral nieces and nephews. Dr. Guy Wells, well known lights A life-long resident of Bul- Georgia educator of Statesboro, and former loch County, she was a member president of South Institute of Langston Methodist Church. Georgia Teachers College, and FISHING PRIVILEGES County TO ALL HOME 1 'Georgia State College for Wo- Statesboro to men, Milledgeville, was the High romped OWNERS IN GROVE LAKES - FOUR CARD OF THANKS a decisive 92-60 win over Eman­ . guesf speaker at the annual We want to take thiS uel Institute here Tues­ GOOD I�eth- Ladies Night Dinner of the County FISHING LAKES TO FISH IN_ td thank OUr fflends FREE January 26. ad. n�any Brotherhood, First B a pit i s t day night, nClghbors and for the Junior pye and Jimmy Brown .relatlves Church, Jesup, on Tuesday many of and sym- led the Statesboro squad with acts. km�ness night, January 26. Tire Mounting the loss I' I)athy durmg Illness and 24 and 23 points, respectively. Dr. Wells is a former Dis. of our loved one, Mrs. Ida Nease. Franklin McMillen scored 18 Grove Lakes Subdivision Inc. trict Governor of Rotary Inter­ Everyone was thoughful for ECI. a.nd national, and in recognition of for arc for In the girls game, Statesboro ftlrther information contact !lelpful and, w� grate�ul service rendered to the Rotary It. May God s nchest blessmgs be clubs of scored a 119·27 win over ECI Georgia, while serving CLOSE·UP OF ECONOMY! Here's Ihe PLYMOUTH PROVE-IT-YOURSELF ECONOMY METER in place. S. yours. in the with Virginia Moore leading the J. 'Seab' Proctor, U.S. 80, PO 4·9815 official capacity as Dis­ Aad whea you take the test drive, aote that brilliant is built into the Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Newton and winners with 24 points. pellormaace Plymouth trict Governor, the Jesup Ro. - the nelV 30·0 Economy Six and the famed Plymouth V·800, Mr, and Mrs. B. L. Nessmith Betty Smith scored 15 for engines lacludiag design Fury tary Club has announced that lheir ECI. ______.I �I regular Thursday's meet- The "B" game contest saw YOU'lL ENJOY taking the PROVE·IT·YOURSELF ECONOMY DRIVE ... because you see the savings I tng next week has been pushed to IT- Statesboro score a 40-20 win And, ali of the time, you'li enjoy uausual ease of driving and handling. up Tuesday night in order "STE P"ytN to .�".:'X�...... J::;:_.... over their opponents. give the membership the op­ portunity to hear Dr. Wells. Impala Sport Sedan of Statesboro A native of Temple, the guest City speaker is a graduate of Mer­ Marvin Pittman cer University. He received his graduate degrees work at Co­ lumbia University and Vander­ STEP OUT IN bilt re­ IT the Get the wins from UniverSity, Upon quiet proof of Chevrolet's further insulate you from the road. Precision balanced of wheels and High quest General Lucius D. superior performance on the roOO­ tireS-Here former Body by Chevy in again Chevy has shown TAX BOOKS Clay, commander of No other car the three FISher-Only ill low-priced its field concern for your comfort elimi­ NATO forces, he served on a offers the polish and crafts­ by Swainsboro can match tho borne-on-the-wind vibration in study commission which made manship of Body by Fisher, nating this vital area­ sensation you get from a ride in the tire life is recommendations to revise the longer. too_ Clark ;fillman's 21 - point 1960 Chevrolet. But that's not sur­ Foam cushioned seatS-Chevy education system of West Ger­ Easy steerlnl production led Marvin Pittman prising when you consider to what offers foam cushioned seats in both ratlo-Chevy's high many. ratio Ball Race takes tbe to a 42-29 victory over Swains­ length. Chevy has gone to front and rear in all series but one, steering four as Di­ provide Jan­ Following years work out of for you. TUBE TYPE TUBELESS boro High Tuesday night, Are Now for your comfort at no extra cost to steering SIZE rector of the Georgia Council Safety-Girder frame-X-built as the local basketecrs Open uary 26, you. As you count Superior wellht dlstrlbutlon­ List Pric. Cost + $1.00 List Pric. Cost + $1.00 on !-Iuman Relations, Dr. Wells drive, th� ways and not merely X-braced, the Safety­ took their 14th loss against two Chevrolet has been Chevy rides better, handles better retired from active educational thoughtful: Girder frame affords greater rigidity x 15 $35.10 $17.55· victories. and better 8.70 $31.10 $15.63· work, to minimize and stops because the car's The was in Supple Full Coli suspenslon­ twisting squeaks. game played YOUR 1960 CITY TAXES NOW- Dr. weight is more equally divided be­ Home Owned- -FILE Wells narrated pic- Coil at all wheels melt Swainsboro. A Ch1jJslBr-8110·i1l.oer6d built a. now Bolid way to you solid .prings four Hydraulic lifters-Oil tween the In-,7�.1�0�X�1�S__jI-_$!!3�4�.SO�-+_�$;_:17�.1:..::S-·_It----:$:.::38::.::.50:-:-�1_--;$:_:1':'9.'::10:::;·:__1 produot, give satis/aotoion. tures taken on a World tour Ylllive front and rear wheels, as no other enn. x 14 $36.80 $18.30· The pittman defenders kept bumps sUBpension hushed valve lifters reduce 7.SO that he and his wife made in hydraulic Wide choice scorers of the out of power teams­ all Swainsboro out Taking punch of rough roads engine noise to a $40.45 $19.91· '1959 with emphasis upon whisper, Choose from 24 8.D0 x a double for the pic­ i. their different power com­ figures. High on: tures only function-they don't E. Barnes SOLID PLYMOUTH 1.960 Received Assessors taken in the Holy Land. Cushioned steerlnl shaft­ binations to' W."Buddy" loserrs was William Fail'c1oth by have to anchor tbe rear axle. satisfy Lanier Blalock is president A universal ioint and cushioned the .... with 8 points. itchiest driving!:: �::'"1-. Phone PO 4-3333 of the Brotherhood. Dr. Wells Butyl rubber mounts­ those The Swainsboro "B" team body coupling keep annoying road foot-more than an� AT SIMILAR SAVINGS MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY WI:tS introduced John Mat­ THER SIZES PRICED - by Thicker, newly designed mounts tremors from the !:£:1'7I0::i:! won the preliminary, 28 25. body ateerine wbeeL other car. N. Main St. tox, a Jesup attorney and Ro- Tommy Derriso, scoring nine EVERETT MOTOR COMPANY tarian. points to lead the way, but Beebie of Pittman took 43 N. Main St. Ga. Beasley Statesboro, Now-fast delivery, favorable deals! See your local authorized Cheurolet ckalerl ______a a � 14 � __ � honors with owns a a points. in a •• _aaa_� who the • scoring Every person property City _ Compare and Check-You will find our Western Auto Store of Statesboro must file a tax retum. Franklin Chevrolet Company, Inc. ••• LOW PROFILE TIRE to be the best E. W. Barnes-Home NEW at YOUR Home Owned by "Buddy" Operated by Doy Collins 60 EAST MAIN ST. STATESBORO, GA. PHONE 4·5488 (It's Nylon Cord and it's Turpike Proven) Phone POplar 4-3333-N. Main St.-Statesboro, Ga. EVERGREEN GARDEN CLUB in HEARS MRS. TURNER ON The Bulloch Herald I ELEGANT TEA HONORS MO�E STORE for AND The There's BIENNIALS Bulloch PERENNIALS ROBERT BRANNEN Herald.

The Evergreen Garden On lub Women'. New. and Frfday afternoon r.-"Ill Statesboro, Georgia, Thumday, February 4, 1960 met at the horne of Mrs. John three to five the MRS.,home ------...;;;_;_ ::.:.. o'clock, ...::....::�=;__ on WOodrow obb, Avenue, of Mrs. 1I11110n Deckl on Don- :7-����������������������� Thursday afternoon, .Ianuary 28, chao 51 reel was the scene of wnh Mrs. Ray Akins us co-host­ n fOl'I1101 tell honoring Mrs. Rob­ at t�·DIXIE ess. lit WI ert a recent IIENIlY'S YOU Borry Brannen, Mrs. William .100 Neville, Vlco hrtde, Mrs. Aulben Brunneu Sr. president, presided over the bus. Mrs. Aulbert Brannen Jr., lind ",Imre (1I8111.tII8 lire first Prices Plus Green lness meeting in the absence Mrs. Dekle were hostess. Lowest Stamps of the president Mrs. W. Z. oCiety" Mrs. Put. Brannen greeted the Brown. Mrs. Em..t Editor Brannen, Society Phone 4-2382 nnd Mrs. Civic guests Mrs, Aulbert Brnn- I lvey laird, Pro- nen .11'., wus in the dl. [ect chairman reported that the foyer Christmas rectlng cullers 10 the living room Lighting Project by el; Mrs. Belton Braswell, Dog- FOOTBALL MOTlI' ON Bulloch where Mrs. Dekle Introduced the County Council and wood; Mrs. Joe Ever- PaLcak;�es Neville, LEE DUPREE'S thorn to the carried out. lovely bride ann Limit 2 with 0 by the Evergreen green; Mrs. \V, W. Woodcock, Bob's Mrs. Aulbcrl Bran- 'f' Club was a Il/RTHDAY CAKE mother, $5. or more wonderfut response Magnolin; Mrs. Bonnie Morris, ncn Sr .• und his Miss It Mrs. sister, June Food Order by maany peoole. was a com- Statesboro Garden Club; Mrs. Weldun Dupree enter- Brannen, student at Stratford. plate success due to the won- E. N .Brown, Pineland; and Mrs. tnlned at n party at the Fair Mrs. Buford Knight and Mrs. derful response by many people. Donald Weeder's. Rand Recreation Center Satur- Neil, Merry ' 2 Mrs. Devane Watson Were in th I 0 was T E It afternoon 4911 her suggested this be- day honoring son, th?l ••• / recreation room where Mrs. Jim. DIXIE DARLING Brown 'N Serve come an annual project of the Lee, on his sixth birthday. MIlS. SULA FREEMAN IS my Blitch kept the register. Mrs. clubs. The birthdny cake was mnde HOSTESS TO NOVELTY CLUB Joe Johnson directed guests to The announcement was mode according to Lee's speciflcatlons. Pkgs. the dining room where Mrs. CLUSTER ROLLS 2 25� by Mrs. J. P. Foldes, Plower' On Wednesday afternoon of Consequently football players Julian Ornnnen I)OUI'ed coffee, Show Chairman of the forth- last week Mrs. Sulu Freeman were planted firmly on the PAR-T-PAK or CANADA DRY Camellia and was hostess to the white embossed cake. His coming Spring Novelty guests I Assisting in the dining room Large Flower Shows. Club at her home on South were served indlvidual birth- were Mrs. W.O. Parrish of Metter Bottle Mrs. Edward Mrs. B. Main Street, lind ice cream. GINGER ALE Cone, F. day cakes, punch Mrs. P. W. Darby and Mrs.. 1. Martindale Her rooms were Movies and and Mrs. Ivey Laird decorated games furnished P. Foy. The girls assisting were were appointed to serve as a with cut flowers and potted entertutnment. The children Misses Lynn COllins, Kay Mink. ASTOR Delicious . nominating committee for the plants, broughl and Lee's and Bennett Brannen. 303 lovely gifts Faye new slate of officers. After a briet business meet- mother gave the children fly- Cans LVNDA KAV were F R U I T CO C K T A U� 4 Mrs. Eddie Rushing lntro- ing the members played bingo baks for favors. MISS WATERS Elegance and charm re- duced Mrs. H. W. Turner, guest in which a variety of prizes Mrs. Clyde Yarber and lee's fleeted in t.he decorations thro- ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Waters is a graduate speaker on lhe who were won by lhe guests, grandmother, Mrs. Frank Du- the L1GH1 MEAT CHUNK SYLE program, MISS LYNDA KAY WATERS of Statesboro High School., ughout lovely home. Glad- gave a most and The door prize, a box of can- pree of Griffin and Mrs. Bob No. interesting IS ANNOUNCED Mr. Brannen is u 10VilZloll and usters in colorful Y2 of was won Mrs. Pound gruduate comprehensive talk on "Peren- dy, by George assisted Mrs. DuPree in Nr. and Mrs. Ollis W. Wa· Cans Statesboro High School and were used in the liv- nlals and Biennials." II'. Lee. Mrs. Mary Shealey of serving rnngements BLUE BAY TUNA 2 refreshm�nts.. ten. announce the engagement also attended Riverside Mill- room . ar.1 The hostess served delicious Savannah, Mrs. Lee's reo Those present In Kinder- Ing guest, lh� of their daughter, Lynda Kay.j'fury Academy of Gainesville, coconut ceived a were DIXIE LILY pie, salted nuts and cor- lovely garten set, Gall McGlam- 'to Irvin A. Brannen son of r handkerchief: Jr., Georgia. The dining table with an im- Lb. Icc. The hostess served apple pie ery, Susan Braswert, Susan Ab- I. A. 'Mrs. Brannen and lhe late The wedding will be un event ala ported embrodcred cloth was Those atlending were Mrs. carle, roo sled nuts and cot- boll, Deborah Hagan, Roy Mr. Brannen. of March 6. Bag centered with an tiered MEAL or GRITS 5 Charles Hendrix, Mrs. Si Wn· fee. Akins, Bob Aldred, Randy Hill, exquisite nrrangement of white stock nnd DETERGEN1 . Blue or ���' E��in i"r�o!k H�;!ng���: P. O��:�:o:re�er�t ;::��y ��s�ie�: ��:; :��f,:s�7'N���0�;�e�d MERRY WEEDERS GARDEN LOCAL CLUB WOMEN Mrs. O. M. Mrs. C. P. Lge. ma� Bray, Mrs. Tom Smilh, Lanier, Howard, Kittle Godtiee, Carole CLUB MEMBERS ON TOUR PARTICIPATE :bhr�ew���J�a�����t�!�V��I����i�:; IN PLANS white and Mrs. Wm. J. Martin and Mrs. H. M. Teets. and Franklin Farr, Oz- pink camellias, foliage Pkgs Neville, Mrs. Ivy Becky OF JUDGE HOME FOR WHITE ARROW 2 49� SOLOMON'S TALLULAH I'ALLS pearlized grapes, were used on Laird, Mrs . .I. P. Foldes, Mrs. burn, Beth Jones, Wain Yarber, IN SAVANNAH GOLDEN the buffet. Eddie Rushing and Mrs. Ed- Randy Anderson, Don Curry. ANNIVERSARY CYPRESS GARDENS ward Members of On Cone. SURPRISE BIRTHDA Y PARTY Lynn Woodcock, Cynthia Deal, the Merry Weed- M 0 n day Mrs. E. L. The guests were served chick- 32-oz. Joe Lewis IN SLEEPING BAGS Keith. Jerry Braswell, ers Garden Club went in a group Barnes, president of Georgia en salad pastries, fancy sand- Cans BULLOCH COUNCIL OF wood, Pam Dodd; Suzan Cole- to Savannah, where were Federation of Women's ORANGE ADE 8 '''5n Friday, January 22. Vann they Clubs wiches in many colors and FEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS man. invited to visit the home and and Mrs. L. M. Lanier began the evening the Durden left by shapes, cheese biscuit. MEET FIRST FEDERAL camellia garden of Solo- car for Atlanta where will mints and O'SAGE A.T same as other birthdays. Seat- Judge they petit fours. On •. • • mon in Savannah. attend a of steer- Friday morning, January ed nt the table on his elevenlh meeting the LUSCIOUS No. 2Y2 The 22, the Bulloch Council Fed- ing committee to raise funds honoree was lovely in n were his Mr. LOCAL CHAPTER OF BLUE nuts'l parents, HALVES Can. o� birthday Judge Solomon bought this for white brocade sheath her, 2 49� Garden Clubs met In the RAY O.E.S. WILL ENTERTAIN the 50th Anniversary of the with PEACHES Loaf er.at.ed and Mrs. Josh Lanier; his home in 1908 and since that DIXI� THRIFTY-Family CIVIC of the ' Tallulah Falls purple throated white orchid,a First Fed his MRS. SARAH PRUITT School. Mrs. AI- R�om .. brother, Rance; grand- lime has planted over five hun- Savings and Loan Assocta- fred Dorman, trustee of Tallu- gift from her husband. members dred species of plants and has �i�a� . lah Falls School, wili them unc I I allier an join "' mh.olher,IS e,Mrss. 'dRayney LLuni.er, andd RayTheCIiepter 126,Of'Dlh�I strictBI3u3e,an infinite variety in his hot One' hundred....., and twenty-Itve Mrs. for an lrnportant dinner pertain. \fLO Percy Bland, president Aunt Olivia. A good dinner, a will have the honor of enter- houses. guests braved the elemenls lo o-�RANDED" of the Mrs. ing to the Golden council, presided. sleeping bag what more could lhe Worlhy Grand Mn· Anniversary Mrs. Robert Bran- BREAD lnining which will take Barry lO� Wednes. .C re· place F. Parker' Jr. gave lhe he ask for. lrOn of the Slate of Georgia, Those who enjoyed this won- �e��t on Fall derful day The set for U, S, CHOICE port the Flower Show Well, the scene changed lo Mrs. Sarah Pruitl of ouling and the lovely gar· evening. goal AS SEEN IN LEADING FAsmON Ib Waycross, Ida MAGAZINES School. The of can· dens were Mrs. Ronald lhe Fitzpalrick memorial possibility Vann's play room where Mrs. on her oficial visil on Neil, February is set at tinuing the school was tabled :Joe Robert Tillman had some 6. president of the club, Mrs. WiI­ dormilory $50,000. The wonderful costume with for lhe next The clubs burn Mrs. Everell Iho dU1I1 meeting. difficulty keeping these fellows There will be a dislrict ban- Woodcock, ... personalily. With the ... cut were reminded lhat March was her Jim Tillman, Williams, Mrs. W. A. Bowen, jncket wilh unusual bib.cffcct quiet, son, quel at the Marvin Piltman cafe- MRS. Mrs.Hoke Bar· MR., HUGH TURNER anti LAMB Garden 'Center Month and that Bill Hook, Webb and teria nt 6 The tickets will Brunson, Mrs. tl"ee.quarter sleeves ... it's a beautiful LEG 0' Stacey 59; p.m. HOSTS TO MR. AND MRS. day.timcr. W-D "BRANDED" U. S. CHOICE each member is asked to con- tow lamb, Mrs. R. J. Lance Foldes, were there with be Call Mrs. Kennedy, \Vitholll the a $1.75 per person. jackCI, it's daler .•. for the Jr GARDEN CLUB charming tribute $1.00 on this their to for .• Mrs. Bird Daniel, Mrs. Fred fu�d. sleeping bags, spend I Margaret Hayes, PO 4-3168 shellih dre s TIle Year Book Leodel Colemnn and The Mr. and Mrs. Garden (will. long bnek.zipper) is Lb. chUlrman, the night wilh Vann. This was reservations. Blitch,�.rs. alluringly two Mrs. Club met trimmed willi lavish lace. Mrs . .lames P. asked Bland Wednesday evening, Dacron LAMB LOIN CHOPS 89� Collins, on that freezing night. Sleep· The oficiai dislrict meeting VISitors, Percy Rayon, polyester thal club the and Mrs. H. D. Anderson. January 27, at lhe home of Mr. nnd silk in �II programs �or' ing bags w�ren't warm enough. will follow at 8 p.m. at the Ma- blllck, Olivelte or llIucflnx; Sizes 7 to 15 and Mrs. Turner on Vista combined year book be given to the heater, and sonic Hall. The Grand I Hugh WID "BRANDED" U. S CHOICE ligl\ted Worthy Circle. her March 15 so they would talked' until J At by they o'Clock. Matron will be at Sardis on er Jr.• with Mrs. Powell; Mrs. AI· Roy $25.00 be by April I. 5 a.m. were all Feb. J, Swainsboro on print�d lhey ciamori�g 4, table decorations bert some for Feb: Mrs Olis Hoi. Lb. EIl.ls gave plans for but lhey were sll· and Meller Feb. 5. All meelmgs th:a����� �:!����' ��es�de�;o�[ breakf�st, lingsworth and Mrs. J.' W. Cone. business LAMB the Flower Show to be until the sun came are session,after which Mr. RIB Spring Imced scheduled for CHOPS 79� up. 8:00 /TheY p.m. I Chairman of was reservation and held April 23 and at the Vann will well remember his The Grand of Dis- Mrs. W.W. Mann of Brook. �4 Duputies Mrs Mattie cafetonutn. Mrs. A- Smith Gar Newnan IS managmg to Statesboro Randy other two members of her com Time IS st 11 111 use HIS almost scarless as a speaker 8 P m LIOns emerged tors hID of the Chron cle and men Johnston land Nessmith Thomas ng ucompllshments rn 4 II club \\ Lindsey Geoi ge Jones Joe Ca Joyner rnittee Mrs H M Teets und mother received a an and as I elations for 1960 census Bobby Club at diploma captain public returned to S nee thcn Mr AI Glen Nesmith Nessmlth work Mrs s Kitchen Augusta Wheelbarger who has t Mal tha Billy Mrs 'ames S Palmer contact Bryant 1871 from Southern Female Col of fcer to General Mnrk Clark \ Faye Hodges and Kay Minkovitz Mr Powell 4 H he has served as executive news headed this Tractor _ Helmulh Roy presented at 1 department since Randy cd all and non pm Statesboro Gal den lege of La Grunge Mr Glass was at the latter sUS Forces III Alumni Awards to Mrs Wal regular regular editor of both the Chronicle and the of .. 1 he names were announced an Hutch nson Ronald Deal acquisiuon Ohmer by , Ricky attendants to dole to Club ordained by the Walnut Stree Au ia command 111 Vienna and notify Blue 01 del of East Herald and on March I 1959 In ,. John Ray Rockwell )947 Will conunue • • n special called that Eldon Frost them tn to of Baptist Church m LOUISVille Sal assembly regard change burg was named ed tor of the Chroni to head ��;o N��;"I��'CI�n�o�t�nJ:�y �:; OJ n the depai tment here at u - Star Mattie PTA June 1910 HIS member of the Rebellte Beef Ben Martin time and to assist Will trans Lively first pastorate f 1 est and work With 4 H ch bs August of 1944 he was cle With supervisory control of Statesboro under Howard Rit ••••• Appolntmenj of crew leaders was In Parkei Marjorie Porker portatfon Mrs Lanier also re Confluence Pa where sent part) hud been successful over 4 H Club and Who' Jt Means Feb home for a thirty day s the Herald s editorial page ten house Chief for the 1960 Census of popu Martm Wednesday 10 Statesboro School PTA he served (I Engineer ported that her com mUee hnd High recently organized rest-lnd married the former lation and his two lim To Me was given by Jone I a He has won 3 nun )"r of Housfng In this area opponents Ander to ncrease church and a hIstOriC Mr Field Crops-Solly Trnpnell 1 plans underway ....- coul\try Mada Brown of Lones S C Wheelbarger through hIS was announced or I" ===!cI =__azJ:II church awards for IllS art cles and today by Super son of lhe JI111 Dandles Pally John T membersh p We that was III , work In lesearch and Thomp t 1 urge every organized now live n With develop­ visor Alfred C Hodges Larry A I e 4 II lies hey Augusta and va" ele teet Mann of the III d member to someone 1775 He and MIS", Em 11 e photographs Ups Billy Lllne of Ihe War son B 11 Sill th bring new Luck their three sons ment IS for of g�POl � II I the Southern As",oc atlO 1 of responSible many Census Bureau s dis fctlv vCle ma e:l 111 by temporary IInwk Fnllburn 11 the III the field Purty Garden-Tim Stalcup Marty �vf��r thlO:�tS�n US In 1:)45 h'" went bacl< to Pon Nieman Pello\\ s for ts f rst tlo developments triet office III Stntesboro Gear and ���Ch)YBllInrS� Band to 1912 d es and other September He served of e ea�e��eerSlllP Bap inC 1 as transportatIOn fal register Nesmith tlOduccd Mr Walton Navy Mlchlga telegraph edl vel He went to Ja glo 1 his as 111 lommy matters to play list ch Irche", flOm 1914 fellowshIp year the past sev relntlng establlshmg contlll The Rockwell - State 4 II Leader to I) of the Pont ac Da Press a the mg equipment Downs Electnc Tim Stalcup Eall who spol(e until Ius Iy pan where he did study of elal the cllb on an Independent bas ously retirement III Ohmer Electnc 1 aXlmeter the Each crew leader will yeurs the election was Saxon the grOl p MI Walton com year Inlci he was offered the of Japanese textiles on super IS were discussed and acted Wnghtsvllie Impact up FayetteVille Con best 111 the bUSiness IS the vise abollt 20 enumeratol'S III the sponsol cd by the lorestry-Larry Thompson mend the Bullocl Co 11ty I H here twice March 21 cord POSition of execut ve editor of the Amencan textile mdustry on curds IS Club Membership were Tignall HephZibah (RIch recent detvelopment and a fal big natIOnWide census which be Y Clubs Achievement-Millard Martin members for their achieve mond The thermometer readings for Illgh sued Mrs C P MUI tm was County) Sylvania Lavon from the Ohmer 38 used gills Apnl I Crew leader Bill Sm lh Illent and Pl1ld lnbute lo their cry the week of elected us Announcement IS made hCl e a and Watkll1svll1e Monday February It secretory and lreos thiS week Clem Among the In the 20 s which was or tram ng Will on March hus been tl e purpose of - pnrcnts for their In by early began I Public Speaking M Ike cooperation 1e:u churches he through Sunday February Ralth eSIdent 0 by served wei e SHOWN ABOVE IS the crowned MISS GSC 01-..1960 Glenda Rentz 9 for rural crew tI e the 4 II Club work Jle also ex pi f th e Statesboro LIOns Club that Iglllaled by AI Wheelbarger for newly (cente) and the four leaders 7 elechon to better Barnes Warthen were as follows acquaint With the fllst reg Woolsey nnd Mar In the members of her court P ctured from left to W h II e their countel Walter DeRI IJlessed hiS oppre cilllO I to the ur':{egmnmg the Ul1Ited States Band Will Ohmel Corporation right are El1en Durham Balnbndge fifth place Will city Statesboro students With the Cassel Sofely-Ronald Ricky ular In I door Navy play matInee and Two brief quot.atlons from cr ts meetmg ebruory ner B third willner FI pal Will start on HIGH LOW way u clean tical t Betty ggers KeYSVille place Jane aser H nes Ille se and place willner and trnlllll1g pol campaign Will be on the cs Rev Rufus D of The Rockwell Lock a matlc baSiS Hodges In the seSSIOns lI1c1ude Man Feb I 65 41 IS _ I Janet Jones Milan fourth willner tralllmg operated Also It teaches ��I;��:��;'ll Carol Godbee I����r!n�rt�'�:;e n4g �V�II'l �'�:n�i Dubllll noted Return place Other finaiJsts were Gall Wright White Oak Betty Jean aP�'Z�Selllg presentglvcnfor two con for IllS Bible 0 MatlC and Sort 0 Ma Tues Feb 3 70 bers fa the fmc ;�e��! fS;oamtest�Oel t procedures for recrutlng of cen 37 clean and Will Bonnie Dekle program nC�t!��:�eeldnS °cononceITtsh�vrlsldl abYe uMseadl Cllh1 Woodbme PatnclO McLendon Donaldson \ Ille town and MISS Samille spollsmansillp helps In n orde to be �cholarshlp It IS III tiC fare I eglsters other develoj>- Bryant 0ylVlO Phll1lps Tarr} Mrs Geur Ii the refreshlllg SUS takers how to tram their Wed Feb 3 58 43 students a Appear Mallard Mrs thanked the 4 Lions Club s conservation learn few pollllers Aiumlll-Troy eye progl am for Bulloch the e when crime ments of Mr do Jones s�cu�'lve meet;ngs days and e Wheelbarger Washington census takers Thurs Feb 4 52 42 canvassing met abo t the local city government nrc explOited III our fiction to an excellent bus drlv 1------­ Job letting hods and submls Frl Feb 5 76 44 so of Hom e ��elbH��v�s��Ill�'��t:�'���be��u�; preparation thut when they reach the W�I���ll��!���:' fllld n sto y about whose ers concentrate on while Concert Feb. 17 and �:��;elh:of Will be ono dom seen on Ihe concert people driVing sian of and the Sat F\!b 6 72 43 of for I n;::: e the rs:ov:ee�::rm stages reports super ago Will be some Lallier Jan C��:t�ppeorance votmg GroundS-Sherry the laves al c genume and Ml the machmes sort they ruary program committee of a limited number of concert pure automatically of census 111 Sun Feb 7 58 40 In pnlent� I today In fact the of the vlslo1n takel's to what better Citizens W II illS Billie Belcher Carol c�operuk history wr qualified thut a Glass tes about vhose cams count revenue and Mr AI Suthcrland announces 11ajOl par engagements to be made the people relect a and accurate preSident Hutellllson Jane Mitchell Cal �I�� It�lC m�n'allgnI4 �wal�l� \���1 by Band IS al 110st With complete w synonymous lives hnve w th cams Rainfall for week was of the Statesboro tion of the time II be give 1 to wo Id famous UllIted States PUI pose some bent slugs etc Camellia at the 1 he Y Clubs Council met Community IS the Show Recreation ����t lene Mock quat sponsored Ihe career or Commander Brend th to handiwork of a Iklld 19 1001, bacl{ upon w tl Mr Wheelbarger IS a native I 04 Inches before Concert Series Asslcl8t1on nn 0 110 11C email domg sll1ple Navy prior to Easter The the campalgnlllg A 11 Wh�h nty ObY lor fOI he has selved the Band and began Clothlllg-Lou Trapnell leatlve lOture In observance tour pride to 1001< of III the Shen The clew lendel IS one of the and n noullccd today the appearance Council a c ncludes uppea ances 111 something Dayton Vlrgmla order that the Jone Ln 1 er Donna Sl e Martan �t����II� g cat Sl With distinction slllce ItS --======::'III IJ eighth of St Vulentme s Women Incep forward to W tI Chn",t nn andoah and moved to people 111 the field of Mr Walter Cassel Metro cess day Vlrglnm North Carolina South hope Valley key opemtlons ,"' grnde pupils might have a year Patr CID Jacqulta Jones tlon At present he holds the Dr said ,- llllgpen wi a nrc nterested n Ie lrn ng Carolm8 rennessee Hodges the book wa Dayton OhiO workmg for the of the 1960 Census of Popula to Icorn what the Youth polltan Opera Baritone as the I1S Bob GeorglU rank of Commonder In Mayor Henlth-Sh rley Jenk the Navy true to New Test tment Center on final thiS season narc about are teach to Feb. lItaon and re thiS co Cash 26 IS presentation gIOU!) Alai nma LOUISiana MISSISSPPI ng NatIOnal Register Prior HOUSing It hiS Election IS abOl t deCided Jenkll1s u l nlq Ie and IS the Friday, they by Lynn d inVited position only Another CI co 11 work for Oh ner UI for the Asso{lIutlon Mr Cassel ally to attend this Flo Ida and Texas tiC wrore In your hiS ng to sponSlbllily lo lecrult d tralll thOl Ihls should be - I 0 year Home ement Rlth IllUSIClDn so honored He holds _ G If deSign ImprO\ for f rst hand IIlforma cal cful a lei well w Wife Ruth IS a native of I- the census takers and allo leetlllg tten nO\ el HIS M,s James P CollJns of the plan tourney ate::i as n year of Indoctrmatlon G,llenwoler McColl Sha I,051 Stodcots Commander Charles Brendler an hOI orary of Doctor pleSldent CIVIC Gar Nancy t,on You Will have the fun of degree you ft I filled OhiO and are both cate work review ���I����a� I��o���r��t M�;O�� evelY lequllement Dayton they assignments . for the There ron Stubbs Hunter Conductor of the bond IS of MUSIC ond has conducted Ihe den Club of Statesboro announced week CJghth graders r.: Tanya for the Navy of flct on oud of ilielr five child thiS that toe Ihe work of census takers 8 I "P III M r Casse creatmg something sheer good YOll ailow two very p the fore the wns not 1 reaps - Mal Ailce Are Ell1.01led For recognized as a conductor of UllItcd States Navy Bal d In Forest elglth grade Leadership y famll es hts of It as as annual I JOY well the plea represent ng the two ren and 15 grandchildren Camellia Show sponsored b)i the club Will be and take emedlal action where permitted to vote thiS al Belcher Helen Waters exceptional ability \\ Ith a unl as many concert halls Helg year sure of ha ld work probably views are to AI and Wife Will be and to handle shanng your you contrastmg hiS IIvmg held at the necessary prob did tuke an active ��;s���ee�ttlo���I�a�a����al�rf��r Helen \Y que flail for showmanslnp sel as any man who ever conducted Fair Road Commulllty 111 Memorial though they Safety-Cheryl lIughes With olhers less fortunate live out their hves m as at 13 South Zetterower Avenue �entel lems of d,ff,cull enumernllon mance and fllle musICianship ,,'intel' nal'lel' nglmg 1I0it III the campaign ng Belchel Q Palk on 26 from 3 to G A a. an DUring the socml haUl Mrs they do through C ISIS and con Fllday FeblualY pm pm Names and addresses of crew Feb• 17 brilliant actor well as Parker Beef-MarJOrie Don Ilusscll and Mrs Eln ne fort You have begl'ns The vocal a tlSt Cas A new reco d added mystery leaders follow which 111 extraordmary Foods-Sue Belchel evelY quarter campal�nll1g Dairy Hulst were assisted 111 and eluded sel IS a favorite of concert :1 I at s been the case at Geor serving suspense Mr OLIS M Garvin Mrs Nan Plans were announced today everythlllg from speeches op Dress Revue-Bonille Dekle era radiO SOl thel 1 hot chocolate and cookies by the R \ l'lanu B:1d Mr Joe P Johns to rock n roll musIc the operatta and tele gUl College as far as 1 Rev. for the annual Forest Heights durmg Marsha Cannon e8th Aycock refreshment \ Islon He has elllolhnent for the two comlllitlee MIS A a Haugabnok to I lunch hour ulJdiences appear goes I£st s ITIlIH offlcl8l1y - I Olganlzallon He has began Julie Banks Neville Club ElectriC L and Mrs Clarence Joe Country handIcap golf ed In opera under such dlStin Judy) ears Roughton To Beat the Band bee 1 honored with the coveted Capt Monday February I nt 315 Nesm th tOt rnament comnllltee as the New l�cCoy of P M by golf pm However days of poster gUlshed ausplceas - Ann e t t e POSition eSldel t of the A to at MARVIN PI1TMAN PTA ElltO 11010gy Wilter qUllrlel chairman CI Robb ns Jr York NBC leglstratlon mencan SMITH orley I I I t CIty OperA Opera Bandmasters ASSOCIB FERTILIZER CO. preach TO MEET WEDNESDAY Mitchell was held 01 Mo Ju lunry to command 48 men and wo St LOUIS s Cen lday By DALE JENSEN lIOn and With ApPI'Oxlmately ��o{l�r e Opera Colorado Food 4 along countlec:s a�{nr�p��;�ngbe7-:;: i�e but late [lrrlVRls were 11110w I IE. A. GRAIN CO. FEBRUARY 17 men golfers Will begin play m offlcllli tl'Ol City Festival Northwest other honors he IS the only SMJTH cumpalgn season opened Mitchell Lugenm Sm th cd to reglsler until Monday 4.11 members Pittman Park the event on WedneSday Feb Grand Opera and Ihe New Or honolary member of the exclu E Vine St Phones 4 3511 & 4 2744 The of the Belcl er Neysa Marlin 1 I At II e last PTA metmg we Most of our nstruments February meellng 17 1 he awards Will be rhe h of the leans As solOIst With the January slve Guard banquet ghllghl cumpuign Opera While House co Marvin Plttn an PTA Frozen Stevens continued from \\cre asked to summarize the n the Correspond Will be came Foods-Judy pnge bought past have been Announcement IS Illpde thiS battery held at the club on Apnl 20 Monday afternoon be nation s leading orchestras III enls Club � chairmen held 111 the school auditOrium B llld Booster s I eld just very and .. Losers In the ftrst foro the Day good qual ty despite I .... week that the Rev CC Hau a It has been announced that round of the election the followmg recital and on the major net and exh bits Mrs W al 730 on before Christmas We did so the treatment Placmg pm Wednesday mOl rough they re book of the ReidSVille smgle elimination tournament ning as the three pal ties works hiS sincere artistry and pastor E chairman Mrs m n W 110m Joe to thank all those co ve 1 all Floyd J Capta Neville February 17 remcmberlng go ng through the Method st Cn Irch Will be the will cOlllpete 111 a consolatIOn assembled 111 the SHS auditor strong have & COUNTRY Donaldson Mrs M wlllning personality TOWN \\ make t such a and concerts re Clyde tchell has been ass as command The for the ho helped big pnrades and ATLAS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CORP. at the Pittman gned progran meet tournament to be run Sl nultan lum to place thClr be won for him unqualified odmlr guest pleacher ond Mrs J P platforms success t) en \\e that hearsals are now Foy officer of Will be Evaluation of Films DRIVE·IN reported they servmg Park Methodist Church here 111 Illg Hq and Hq Btry mg cously Defendmg champions are fore the voters and the entire el's from coast to CO:lst All GSC Dlsmantl Mrs E we I ad aileady spent the entire and WIll contmue to serve well Ga. ng TV programs and literature Mrs Eltse Kenan and LeWIS WWNS I 0 Wavn�sboro, Statesboro on Sunday evelllng 2nd Gun Bn 214 lh of (BO) radIO aud ence students need only to show our Barnes cha rIlhl.n Mrs James Arty proceeds on two mstrUlllcnts purposes as tra nmg tools The hostesses Will be the third Hook Mr Robbms also an -SPECIALS­ February It at the 730 worship the Statesboro cards to gam admittance an Our un are Branan and Mrs Alfred Dar Georgia Army the The next unbel eVlIlg forms of Similar ex and nmth All PTA mem nounced FollOWing announcement _ day sel \ ces grades the Clghth annual 1 man National Guard of the FRI -SAT -SUN l)urent asked f we mcant that cellent qual ty n mater 81 and bers and fflends are to Southeaste �1 Golf results the newly elected While Rev Haugabook IS urged Tournament over Ed Icntlonal MI s Frank \VII we had actually spent one manufacture attend to on mayor named hiS five n the Pittman Pal k be held Sunday Apnl 24 ap Nightly Only preach ng hams Captam NeVille succeeds Cap thousn ld dollars on only twO chamnan Mrs Dean An pOlntees 1 arc quarte 31 Because of the Wisdom shown Church the Rev Lawrence hey Rev. J. and we derson and Mrs tam Ewell B who has 11St l ments We did n selectl these we Cliff Bradley Bailey Wooley It terns yea ngo 19 Houston will be f 11 ng Rev C clOi k are P bl IS been ly lohnny Martm recold had TI e two mstllllllents have had ItUe 11 the city Mrs J 0 Joh aSSigned as 118son officer very way s pulpit m the Re ds la ales 1I at each cost a Hougabook ton cha rmnn Mrs L M Dl r cIty engllleer B Ily Lune cillef ge of rcpa rs nncl upkeep Our only on the staff of 1I e Dallal on Sa�annah ./ Chicken Ville Churc 1 at the same haUl of ce J named Half-frv Enl 0111 cnt classes b t and e\en w th den M s C Symphony String pol mAnderson f re by good at tI s lt s that P Olliff Mrs In problem po of ts IS comn andel chaplain Th s ch cI SCOllnl to the sci 001 exchange pulp man Dekle ef Jllnmy Scearce recrea ./ healthly alii expans a 1 plogram creates and Mrs JP Col an effo t of the MelhodlSt Half-fry Shrimp Frcshn C1 103 113 st II the one lholl In they topped the need for morc of every Vaptaln Nov Ite s n g aduate 1'2 129 Churches 111 the Savannah d s here ./ Barbecue Plate SophOilores sand 11al k Mo e nstruments and E lt rc and class f cat ons Quartet plays of local Guard thang of the Walter F School SundaYI_tl_On_d_lr_ec_tor_Jlm_m_y_B_rO_Ck_ Jl 142 138 tnct to acqunmt the congre George lOIS nore l 1 forms More 11l s c 81 d MI H P Jo les Sr cha rman 1------­ ------­ NEW LINE FEATURED ons of the several elm che", of Law The Antiaircraft School The Sa vonnoh ChOice WIth Selia'S 151 123 more fest val and travel gat Mrs Dell Symphony The Rev John R was expcn Anderson Mrs Bruce AT HENRY Wooley nstru lents cost w h the mmlster. wi 0 serve FIRST METHODIST Fort Bliss S STORE Cole Slaw-French Fries ses More musIC stands and 011 ff Mrs R L W nburn and Texas AI ea Intelll Stnng Quartet Will give an af appOinted choplom of the 2nd these ch rches CIRCLES TO MEET too wi en we f rSl started 10 more to them and Mrs Olin Smith gence School I art NC Mr Gun Bn 214lh Arty Statesboro Hot ROilS space put NEXT WEEK Bragg ternoon performance at Gear Henry Moses announces But one must for Band Boosters Door National Guard qUlr ng pay ourselves Our pnzes Mrs F T La and the At 0 m I c the addition of another famous GeaorglB Army The WSCS C cles of Weapons gill Southern College on Sun Tea or Coffee q lallty We beheve that we and everyone who has given of follo\lIng ncr chairman Mrs Hoi The Circles of the Pittman shoe Ime for ladlcs and commissioned as First Lieu Roger Course roo t 14 at 3 In ha\ 1 he IIlstruments the First Method,st :::hul ch Will B"'nnmg Georgm day February pm equality their lime or I esources IS a land Mrs Julian Brannen and Park Methodist Church will a name tenanl Chaploms Corps the ReCital Hall c PenalJo Widely known at 4 m He was Mus BUild -It \\ ere manufactured two of Booster nrc us meet TB meet p Monday Feb Mrs commissioned 111 1942 I. Vicar of by helping Aulbert Brannen meet as follows On Mond.:'1y for style Bnd IS now an Chaplam Wooley Georgia 15 Ruble Lee With Mrs II1g quality the best and ale these We ask that ruary and served In III compames needs you SHOW RULES the Chillo Burma 15 at 4 0 clock the olher shoe s Tnmty Church Stalesboro Service J February line for Henry (Curb Only) lhe sturd est school models In r B John on Sadie Lee With support them III the projects durlllg World He is a graduate at the Untver W Mrs J 0 Johnston Sadie Maude On 301 North Next to each case They 11 last many and watch your band grow Association to ru�;s go����dng a���u��e:w t�: �:ra JJcampalgns Z��lsF C;:cI�a�II��al�ee;nd w;�� LO��� ������e\���!����st�a�� ;t�:� ��o�t�tlsMa��ltl�� a����: sity of North Carolma and the years g vlng good service With Moore With Mrs Norman D of the South and Dodd Motel \ FestIVal rapidly approaches follows Walker Circle WIll meet WIth the Savannah Symphony Char the shoppers of this area another UniverSity ms ltenance ex Dretn of Campbell Sh:l.I::: With a attended Duke SchooJ Th s event 111 the first week of I Horticulture DIVIS on of Captam NeVille IS graduate Mrs H H Macon Jr On Tues lotte Gruber Violin Benlamm fine selection and is part of D,vlll,ly Mrs Roger Holland Sr Inez known local has become­ March the state contest where meet here Statesboro Camellia Show open attorney and IS a day February 16 at 10 a m Goodsell Viola and Walter Henry s policy to afford the Chaplalll Wooley W,IlIOms With Mrs 0 M La I bands chO! uses and pmn sts Friday to all amateur member of the SAE the CIrcle Will meet Violoncello P alllst Is finest In a rcal asset to the ac camellaa growers Fraternity Dewberry Rumpel merchandise spiritual ler On 16 for and cntl Tuesday February of the F & AM of With Mrs Donaldson and D Amata tlvltles of the Statesboro Na compete ratmgs The second senes of the any locality deslr ng to en past preSident Virgil Gabnel at 10 n m the McCroan clsm Band IS Lily the Statesboro JUlllor the Pafford Cu'Cle meet tiona I Guard and will conduct Our Blue DeVil 1959 60 onal Conference of ter blooms grown n the open Chamber WIll Reg Circle w II meet With Mrs IsO{ c The w II IIlto er class flcal 01 of Commerce and a with With Mrs Walter Horn Jr repertoire Include services assem gOllg algi the Tuberculos sAsso member durmg Sunday Georgia Bunce n F th s -last 111 Contlllued on back of the Bar 0 I 1 at 8 the Quartet Major Opus 18 yen year Class C I more to page I Georgia Assoclallon uesday pm bhes and while the organization WEEKEND SPECIAL "I made 35% cotton acre cation IS scheduled be held pc; No I by Beelhoven III - - - und now n Class B The mUSIc Quartet ------.,," Is at summer He has been ------m Statesboro m the CIVIC camp here F Ravel and IS harder and the s Major by Dohnan at the Maltle 01 ass stance lo the competition room of the First Federal Sav TOnight Lively Adjutant st ffel yl s QUlntel m COpus j elementl'ay school Mrs Bernard General of Georgan and has been Soil ngs and Loan AssocJ8tlOn on Detel mmed to make a by using Fumigant" 12 from MorriS Will present several a welcome VIsitor to those of good Nemason'" Fr day February 930 Sponsonng orgamzatlon at students n an Informal ou band members 31 e 300 Blue program the Statesboro National Guard showmg a III until pm Devils GSC IS Alpha jota Man Sigma hard at work on the r band mll Mr Gene Route 6 �:�����'f�: at 730 0 clock February dates who have been confmed to the M,Queen IS Reports frlouifne, Georgia Th s announcement made SEBH; ager for the Strmg Quartet I. SIC and al'e In addition trip will be the theme of the pr� or thOlr homes due to prepar by MISS Ann Wllhford chaIr Mr Robert P Thompson Ad hospital md Vidual solos and small R. Blanchette gram Illness since hiS mg man and M ss Zula J. miSSion IS 00 appointment It than we can I N Gammage $1 en.,embles In fact band Mr McQueen tells better emagon IS easy to use It can be every • apphed co chairman of the Bulloch I have N SOIl Fuml as a membo n Ihe h school band been uSlllg emagon hqUld granules or mIxed With fertlltzer gh County TB CommIttee and all \.. on 3 for 2 I thlllk SOIl and III one wrec IS nether a solo or gant years Nemagon tIme and labor I Fresh ptaymg apphed the TB Committee IMULLET savmg memers of record February ensemble and some 11 both FumIgant IS the dIfference between maklllg apphcatlOJl It s economIcal tool The cost attend thiS Con are urged to perfect Robelt Joseph Blanchhelte We are allowed fifteen a or a on nematode of only profit not making profit treatment can be paId ttmes over many felence Southeast Bulloch s \ ,------35 dIed Feb solos and lcn tWlrlels and Will m ICtOry Monday mormng IIlfested land Before Nem.gon my cotton bigger better cotton The will feature a YIelds program streak ended at 22 when the ruary 1 III BcaufOi t S C ufter have to hold ehmmat ons to at the rate of 80 SlIlce I DR GEORGIA WATSON SPEECH to meet at Rec crop dled_ % Make SCUSSI011 of state Wide and PROGRAM AT thIS season s cotton the best yet d Slolesboro High Blue DeVils a short Illnesss see who Will get to go It 5 go started I have a OF GSC TO ZETTEROWER uSlllg Nemagon perfect Use local problems of tuberculOSIS a 61 54 Fn TALKS SCHOOL Nemagon SOIl Fumigant and knock pulled upset helo are ng to be a busy manti WEDNESDAY FEB Survlvmg hIS Wife Mar stand out nematodes before and reports of program activi day night Fe 5 ZETTEROWER PTA 17 We arc fortunate th s they cause serIOus )runry tha L:m er Blanchette two sons Frida) carr cd out Announcement IS made thiS Center Feb. LIke so many other growers Mr Mc When t es successfully by A triO of Bl e DeVils scored 18 111 hav a co lcelt the 11 damage nematodes attack back The Hobert Blanchette and Illen ng by Sy fight comm ttces Sallie ZettelOwer PTA week that Mrs Bernald Morns found that SOIl WIth local TB III Double f gures to show the c Band of the Un \ Queen Nemagon FumIgant Nemagon SOIl Be Will Blanchette BeaufOJt five phon erslty Fumigant pre­ n a Jen G-A present several of her daugh The Statesboro Semor Wo III r1rs Vlrg Igan way Johnson hnd 20 M am pays off bIgger better at harvest Lmdsey of ThiS group d reeted YIelds pared-order your supply today mans lb. Program Consultant of Atlanta Jimmy Scearce h:1d 13 and Jun Club WIll meet Thursday by Fred McCall IS on tau I w II condl ct the meet ng lor 12 afternoon February 18 at the and Flor da Pye throUZ" GeorglO ------Recreation Center on Fair and we are fortunate to be hav Billy Clifton and C"I Bragg r�:����:,Lrf�c�fi�I���i�several !f.:��f:�f:i:�r:��::��:��� Road With the Conservation de each scored 13 for SEn hymns A short busi Mrs t) em With us The concert SMITH BOY SCOUT TROOP 338 £�!�i;:�;��7�r:;�e�i�� mother Joseph Blanchette mg FERTILIZER COMPANY ness sesSion pz:rtment Mrs Charles E Cone Statesboro VlQ", was conducted Will take at our HOLD HONOR COURT ahe�d most of by STATESBORO Thompson Conn place Assembly TO MUSIC I chairman In of the 16 10 31 28 Pres dent Shield. Keoon Tho charge the pro n the Statesboro and SUNDAY FEBRUARY 14 way leodlllg by CLUe TO MEET AT Funeral senves were held program High gram and 42 40 At marks was School Al dltor l 111 at the quarter program evenmg present GA SOUTHERN 3 at the begmnmg FEB 16 Wednesday Februnry The theme Will be The NeVils The Blue to cd Dr Watson program ? 15 In our student newly orgamzed DeVils clung their by Georgia of The of the Lanter VJltJN·DIXIE for P Although Statesboro Mus c Club chapel Hunter Fun In the God Shop Scout Troop 338 WIll hold the last Southern It Begmmng Created fills the auditor urn E. A. SMITH GRAIN Boy advanlage throughout Georgm College Will meet 8 a eral Home With Dan body nearly COMPANY at clock Tuesday the Rev Heaven and Earth The an Honor Court on Sunday Feb penod to prese Ve the wns a most speak there are a few remam ng seats precIOUs IIlterestlng proglam evelllng 16 at the W Ihams and Elder Roe Scott 111 the February er Will be Mrs Mark Toole E Vine St 14 dur ng regular dealinG wllh parenls and the r OF THE Savannah III the b Icony and any mterest Statesboro Ga ruary IIclory F J WIlliams Student Cenler Bunni was III East Side IVIEMBERS Symphony Slnng Quartel who Will and S&H the NeVils chalge M ss Lynn CollinS morn service at In the Preliml:1a Eu children A number of daughter Savings Stamps cd or are ng girls y large pa at Southern m the Recllal college townspeople GeOl'gla Cemetary Hall MUSIC al Southern Col of 4-351 I All friends rents College ploy BUIlding Georglu Mr and Mrs J P Collins to attend thiS 42744 Methodist Church gCllIa Moore thlew III 14 POints and teachers attended MISS welcome fmc pro Telephone POplar Pat w II a were are Shely present Pallbearers Billy T lIman on aftemoon at 3 0 w II 1rees and relatives of the Scouts to spark Statesboro to a 4826 After the the seventh lege Sunday clock are lefl to fight Mark slllg L .. meetlllg program on dance forms Mrs J G Altman Emerson Brown ;;;;;iiii�;;;� !1 mVlted to attend the The home deportment will be cordially Gall Nc\\man s 13 topped graders were n of the Frank Lorr n Viol n Charlotte Gruber Violin Grabrlel DAmato accom charge Farr IS preSident or the Hnl Macon Mel Boatman and hostesses SOCial hOUl at the meetmg Mrs MUSIC Club 1St Goodsell Viola Emerson Brannen pan BenJam1l1 and Walter Rumpel vlohncello Percy Bland IS e11alrman