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Bulloch Herald Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 4-14-1960 Bulloch Herald Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of tS atesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Herald" (1960). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 3394. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/3394 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]. FOR SALE The Bulloch Herald - • Real Estate • Unfumlshed Page 8 108 ACRE FARM Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 7, 1960 For Sale In Emanuel County Apartments For Rent 182 ACRE .�... .... FARM ."J •• ,'n8 MISS SADIE MAUDE MOORE · NATIONAL AWARD FOR SAUl FOR SALE In CAndler Coonly by HOllMAN WINNER 1'0 SPEAK AT FIRST NeWIIII·ller The J. A. Co. New three bedroom FOR RENT - Use Classified Ads Stephens Milling Freezer Locker Unfurnished Ga- METHODIST WSCS J unlor HAN1:>ERS 1959 located In Register. Go. For Use Classified Ads Brick hOUIe. Good and general Ilore rage apartmenl. Living room. BeUer • Houses for Sale further Infromollon contact Mrs. Good Locallon New.paper THE 57 The Woman's Soc let of 4-9565_ • In Regiller, GI, dinette. bedroom, kitchen and y <d>Dt�11I BULLOCH Stephens, POplor Services bath. Ga. Christian Service of Ftrst Meth- . HERALD CURRY heal, equipped for CD ----.;._-------1i:7�ic INSURANCE AGENCY 19. Loll FOR SALE --------------------- Bulldl... or electric Notional Editorial Assoclallon REALTORS ga. cook stove. odlst Church will meet In Fel- -DED1C..4TED TO - In Ga. THE Three bedroom home. Central FOR SALE Af,icon Violets. SlIlesboro, , PROGRESS 0' ST Beller Adults only. 446 S. Main St. lowshlp Hall, Monday afternoon, .4TESBOBO '41!ID BULLOCH OOUNTJ Newspaper Contest heat, Insulnted. Den. Good Loc­ Those lovely house plants. I Phone ..2825 If Xi Call PHONE 4-3592. at four MI•• VOLUME otion. PHONE 4-2141. Jack 1'111- hove a wide vorlcty from which We April II, o'clock. XIX-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937-P. 0. BOX 210 buy Mrs. E. J. STATESBORO, GEORGIA. to choose. Homer Parrish at Graham Sadie Maude TIlURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1960 man. Old Oold Coins Moore, missionary NUMBER 22 "TI-lE GREEN HOUSE" located FOR SALE POplar 4-34118 FOR RENT: A two bedroom un- on from Korea. will he at 6 Woodrow Circle (between Oold furlough FOR SALE-9 room, 2 bath Scrap Two bedroom house REALlY furnished apartment, Located N_ Zetterower and U_S. 80 near FORESTLANDS CO. Ihe guest speaker. All friends house. Wood f'mme. Locoted and CIOIo 10 lown Bible Church. 30 Siebaid PO 4-3730 at 10 EaSI Grady Street. Week and 5 East Kennedy Ave. 90 ft. Baptist Open Avall-Iof the communlly are invited Holy 5::10 to 9 p.m. 4-14-2tp. Platinum CURRY 4-31-llc able after March 17. J. E. Bowen front_ 260 fect depth. Con- INSURANCE AGENCY 10 allend the meeting and hear tact DONALD WELLS. 7 Cone JR at The H. W. REALTORS 1------------1 .• Model Laundry. Homes. 1 SMITH, Jeweler I Miss Moore lell of her interest- Easter Service 4-17-2tp. 3-3-tlc. 'Road-E-O Gold Star Medolllon Mobile Phone 4-2825 FOR SALE id hi onor 150 In Korea. hh 20 S. Main St. experiences pM . FOR SALE-Prnctically new 3 Home llg Georgia 600 ACRE FARM brings bedroom brick house. Hns Oa. FOR RENT: Bill 53xl0 Two Dedroom Statesboro, ATTENTION INVESTORSI Unfurnished 2 bed- at 1st built-In counter top units In In Screven Counly Methodist All Electrle Features room duplex apartment, Avall- ling• kitchen. Coli ------------ y, In Umber Furnished Carport. POplar bed�� able 4-3616 after 5 Electric Range �':fuI::.e�Or"��le�n�lIt�� April I, Phone W. R. Lov- Several services have p.m, FOR HIRE: Tractor and cated In the same special Electric Heat equip- Vicinity. This 45 ACRE ett 4-2142 or auto Daseboord FARM 4-2713 after 6 m. been Is an p. Aparments planned Io rthe observance drivers ment lor excellent here hlro for Inveslment. Call 7 cutting grass Electrle Garbage In Bulloch County 3-I-tfc or of Week and Easter of the Disposal on lots and fields. Gerdens at F Rent Holy Doy "past-president"b�"�o�e=::�l��youthGeorgia plow- "Down.- Use Classified Ads Electric Wosher & Dryer 5 MI. W_ of Statesboro at Stntesboro First Methodist Federation of Woman's Clubs. May hnrrowcd and ���J��3��rON P02_�ti� ed, prepared for When deal Many more fcnturcs FOR RENT: Three room you with us-it's Church. These will with Her last official uct consist­ An estimated 150 of the best • 3 bedroom house unfum- FOR RENT-Furnished bedroom begin teen-age automobile Misscellaneous like In a ed of C=== ..__.... lshed apartment with bat h with Invesllgallng quality, celebration 01 the Holy Com­ presiding at the Sixtieth drivers in tlie state Special Open House �:��u�g�t:��oGRC:�� ESa.;�I:�� Lee SI. Statesboro private bath and private of Georgia will converge on For Sale and kitchen. Electric hot water thrift, honesty, and courtesty munion on and Annual State Convention held Georgia SON on Fair Road 0' South Zet­ G e Thursday night Saturday April 2nd 011 at once. us Southern on 7 Call Brown Childs ��g'��e·PO 4�{4�� See today, close with a musical services at in Macon at the Dempsey Hotel College Saturday, May for the annual 8:30 A. M. - 7 P_ M. terower Avenue. Phone 4-2068 ai�i�_�I�: FOR SALE PO 4-3434 ��";!';,"sta'�. el;J�aJ�ng.H�'ii'bt7i Evensong on Easter' Day. on April 5-7. Road-E-O, sponsored the State Junior 3rd or 4-2280. 3-3-rfc. by- Chamber of FOR SALE Sundoy April Tillman. Phone 4-2198 3-10 tfc _ Sports and Foreign As a token of love and up­ Commerce. I :30 till 6:30 P. M. Beautiful residential co. Thursday night from seven­ PIANOS • OHice Tires Full prcciatin for the wonderful 5er-I------------ FOR RENT _ Two bedroom Space Capped thirty until nine o'clock there Each of the 135 General Landscape lot rORESTLAN��alt!�ALTY vice Mrs. Barnes hod done junior cham- facing 120 ft. on 30 Selbald St_ apartment. Unfurnished. Near will he a celebrat:lon of the I Wainul Consolo '�ul 'lI31Wlli Ror Rent. Ing her dur-IIlr::::.JIlmll::II 1IIIII ber clubs in have the and Yard Work schools ond town. two-year administration, Gcorgiu Preston 4-3730 Available Holy Communion. This will the I Modem Spinet (World Famous Drive. Lot is POplar Georgia Federation present- opportunity to send" male nnd April 15. 1960. Call MRS. E. N. not he a tormal and FIQwors, trees, and service, ed her with a stiver The \Veather Slightly damaged Down shrubbery 4-3482. FOR RENT: Four beautifut female contestant to Upside Sign) 187 It. new, modem, people may come and at the state Prices reduced lawns planted, mowed and cared deep. floor go any covered serving dish. The ten greatly 1520 ground offices, healed lime rinals. Pure __ the 1;Ie Oil Oordon In­ lor. - during evening. Corpora­ Highway, _-_f_4?_2_t�_._N_, p_OPlar and air conditioned. district presidents presented her A. G. ALTHEN L. B. L 0 VET -S-AF-�-;'-�-�es-A-N---n Available tlon T M-ccd-an--�-�rv-�-�-m-a-i'�I: 1I���PtI!W� a will award to tersection of U.S. 1 & 25 Contact with silver $500 the wln- Statesboro. Full or part-time. FOR RENT-Large 3 bedroom Now. Located on West Main Friday there will be a brlel large tray. Mrs. Street next to Good E. O. Cabiness of Max­ nlng boy ond the Georglo Con­ 101 E. 38th SI. Augusta, Oa., PA4-9421 Eugene Hodges -Phone 4-2542- Bulloch County Friday Service beginning Ups �:ft� Bank. A. S. DODD Jr. Phone at 12:05 and at eys, Georgia, suceeds Mrs. Barn­ sumer Finance Association will Savannah, Georgia Rt. 6. - Ga. e��wf.;1:�'s�oD��t.an�:8: PI:��secif concluding 12:30. Stalesboro, Tennessee. 15. all PO 4-3987. es as of the Federa­ and _. ���J�d;��.""�v��� 4-2471 3-3\fc It Is planned fo rthls hou� and • president give $500 to the l�l-rn� t'e.mphls, tion. winning girl. :���tf�Pril to he of a brief nature to make DOWDS The higher finisher 01 the two it possible for business and pro­ The Statesboro Woman's will fessional go to Washington, D. C. people to attend. Clubs and the Junior Woman's for a chance at the $2000 col­ Club were at Ihe The rite of Chlrstlan recognized The thermomeler rea dIn I baptism I Ige scholarship the notion- convention for ser­ lor given and the reception of new mem­ outstanding the week of Monday, April vice in several al champion. bers Into the chW'Ch will be fields'. 4, throop Swtday, April 10, a of 'The Statesboro Club wore as FREE part the eleven o'clock Woman's lol1owa: Georgians have Won the Na­ with Mrs. J. E. Bowen Jr Morning Worship on Easler .• pres- tional FREE HIGH LOW contest tor the past three Day. In addition to adults to ident won second place for out- he ROCKWELL OFFICIALS visit Rockwell Statesboro work Mon_ April 4 77 82 years.
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