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Bulloch Times Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 2-26-1959 Bulloch Times Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of tS atesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Times" (1959). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 2986. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/2986 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]. Ihrubo by I..mlnr the pl.nt'l BULLOCH TIMm Stateoboro B'-h llehool; F.ye B.r. III•• opr..d. ""P'" crowth bablta. F.lI. I•• ".. lilt., Olaxton .nd .1- n.....F. Fifteen Seniors den. Elemontary School; SoU-Water un••te. bofor. pl.ntinr Claxton V.mOD A. Cle.enta, lowlne onourh opac. for the ohl'llbo School nd William Lo· H'-h •• Webb. to spread to maturity when you oome proJe.t lo.don. JoIn. Student Brunlwick. on Teaching Glynn Academy. To Fertilize pl.nt the first time. nler pve some rood poiata Jr Br.dwell Conservation Rufuo Lee Aklno. .• Iend... loin. O.rl BIa.kbum. A....rdlne to Dr. J. D. P.rk. plne. (natltuto. HlneovlUe; H.rold Shot­ WARNOCK H. D. CLUB MET Olvil Defen.. end ho to be pre. PNleaaor .nd .h.lnn.n of the both er, Jr" and Sandra Martln, for emorcon.l t .11 tim... �. T••chen Cone,. Dlvtllion It has been Pecan Trees WITH MRS. FRED T. LANIER pared .t Screven County High School; on the fifteen uniora from loin. Honry Qu.ttleb.um of EclbeaUon, Glennville some time now Thomas McCorkle, County Agent) Warnock H. D. Club hold Importan.e of re.dlnr lfOod boob. lhIUoch Count, are student teach- since have (By Roy Powell. The I ...on door at the home of loin. Foy Wllaon tho �imt� ttila quarter They are had time to olt now's Itl: relular meetinl lullo�lt" INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITY AND PROGRESSIVE PEOPLE .... If you are a pecan grower, Ruth Botehkloa .nd BULLOCH COUNTY ••• A LAND RICH IN AGRICULtURE. ���II� SC;�:�tI��d E����t: ::;.; Mrs. Fred T. Lanier on FebruafY prile. loin. SERVING William CondIe down and write fertilize. Within four Clyde Johns, School, Soperton. the time to Mrs. Kathreen HAlan wete .el· column. 12th. 101... Henry Quattlebaum lIeKenlle, George McLeod. Jack Senior education majors 810 reo this to six weeks growth of trees be­ e1ub. 69th YEAR-NO. 2 called the meeting to order. Mrs. corned Into tho FEB. 1959 PRICE TEN CENTS A. Jr. and Tommy Single- to do full-time student And os the old and fertlUzer will need at GA., TJlpaSDAY. 26. SePPI quired gins Lanier the devotional. In­ STATESBORO, all at the MarVin Pittman a dissolve pva taI7. teaching one full quarter as a part saying goes leaat this much time to P.tronl.e Our Ad.ortll.n of that edict teresting reports4 were liven by Sel1001 of their regular academic work lot of water has the Implementation and down to the tree rcote formula Is to ret James Albert Brannen S. E Bu1. Tho work is under the overall gone over the The Douglas-Javits where it will do some good. , of Edu­ Southeast Dist. I J Park dam Thlo 10 have the Secretary Health, Joeh School; Ruth Harris, sup.lvision of Dr. D. each tree not In a High Welfare and the At· This month To Give You Ben true in cation and We Are Ready Hodges very should receive I General act as all-powerful pasture syatem �obbinsls reference to Soli and Water Con­ torney fertilizer the three of 8-8-8 Council Meeting has czars to force compliance With pounds In so much .. Festival servation. fact, for each year it has been grow The Best Service To IWEEK·END SPECIALS haven't had school ruling To Attend Thc Southeast Dish let Home been on that I tree Named As means a old gOing All of them have a common root ing. This 33 year time to write about it of fer­ Demonstration Annual Gouncil in the baele faJlacy of all ac-ealled would need 100 pounds Firat of all I weuld like to reo SHELL AND SlED PIANUTS tilizer broadeast under the spread TIJEAT Meetmg was held at Jekyll Island Of Music A'ITHE .. view 1058 progress before begin to of its branches, beginning three Chairman on t with 92 - Jo"'ebl uary 7, think the HULL VELVET BIANS if Tuesday, The annual First District Music nmg on 1059 work. I five feet from the trunk and ex­ THRESH PEA. Benjamin B Hodgen, Past club members nnd the two of 1958 were: The agents, Featlval \\111 be held the Geor­ hllrhllghta (1) would be three to feet .. M. Robbins. Jr.• Rob­ COhl-r 0,. Conltttution of where dependpnt five beyond Post 90. �e, tendmg C�arl mender, Dexter Allen and Fri. the Ogeechee River whatever 1\IIS Gert.rude Gear Mr3 Beat- gin Teachers College campus POSS GROCERY acquisition by United the "hims of per- the verticle tree shadow. Peanuts bIDS States­ one of the upon For Your Company, Anun-lcen IS to be a We Will Par You Spilt Packing Legion 21 District of .. and February Soil Conservation IOns in charge. IICC 01l\IS, attending dny Saturday, Lime should be applied to the wUl be the 18t District the two delegates to represent the GEORGIA motor for use in BuUoch boro, and 28 from \) a.m. until .. p.m., BROOKLET, grader happene� to. be. toota 10 be­ District at th l\hs Delmas Rushing, Jr, Irorn !�:I'::�::.i 0011 If 0011 ohow the-pH SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Chairman Easter Seal "Fhst Congressional � to the conservation job done of the 1969 uccording to Dr. Ronald Neil, ret rights than It ,urported to arant. NO AMOUNT OF sermonizing If Confer- the a most SllALL NO. l03 CAN low &.5. If liming. or protection National Rehabilitation New Castle Club, gR\e divi•• on the The adoption of for the chairman of the GTe music land; (2) That I, true beeauae aU elYll n.hta can around the fact that such also Compaign Georgia Society t.o bel ret against rosette is needed, ap­ enoe, the American Legion necount of her trtp to mulch of soybeans fol- I clttHnl of thl. 1I1ltJlm�t1ng Ion planting poeaeaaed by the billl are vlndleU9' and capriCIOUS to f'or Ohlldren " Adulta. C. on Itnc sulfate. For trees five Crippled held in WaRhmgton, 0 1 ply t e Nntlonul he 1 d •••• combined by many are In the Con- are BANK h Douncll meeting school choruau, grain lruarantHd ln nature and dulpeel pro­ FOOD bands, IunER BEANS 19c lowing country by four BULLOCH I1C H Slate Cam­ 6 High ten Y"I'II old, three to pounds ] , Richard Rich, March 2 through Mareh Bulloch Cooperators, stitution and the Bill 01 and South-haters and South­ lust In Kansas instrumental and vocal en· o>unty Blahta fe"lonal broadcaat Commllai" Fr...er Lock.r) September Wichita, smaM of zinc sulfate should be (Form.rl, announced this The of this meeting lSi 541 acrea this method. those gnllUP. baiters whol' aim is per­ PUlP Ohairman, purpose school chor­ NO. 303 planting by ri.htl, b, specUle linlle branches. Mature trees A most Informative program sembles, elementary under the MILE 'SOUTH OF DENMARK ON STATE HIGHWAY II. will direct to t.o the House VetolalU� a fine District Report are made InaUenabl, to the Indl- lonal or •••randlaement week. Mr. Robbins present and elementary school plano (a) Getting political \\ ItS the with uses, should receive abc to elrht pounda. IHtairs Committee and the Senate IIlrllnJ,.red fOI day and in the hands of Dis- vidual. The prohibition a..lnlt an, at the expense of the Soathern -teams of volunteers who wUl work solos will be presented. printed For trees Into a .. l\lIs Bluno JI of Scre­ • • • • with the inhabit­ Intergraded Committee Vete)ans Af Pfeiffer, , CORN 19c trlct Cooperaton with the a8slst.. legislative interferenci region and Its 40-mlllion handhng choruses will :V.LLOW 110m 27 Easter .. The bands and ctv• apply two pounds February through \Cn County, preSiding. After leg· frel exercise of them t. unquallfted. anti. pasture system, fairs the American Legions legis ance of Farm Equipment Dealers, on in of 8-8-8 fertilizer for each year of March to raise funds at the Na- Istl the of 760 women I their presentations Friday an::t'LE PRINCESS NO. 303 Fertilizer and • • • It I. most regrettable that Con- TAX NOTICE Sunday, 20, lati\'c program adopted uLl0n, grolll) Oil Companics, Febru . McCroan Auditorium and the Mar. the tree's age. This application is of the JOined In !Hng-ing', followed Gonrnor Ernut Vaadlnr Illns a proclamation declarlnl and me.l- wasualle valuable time con. for and expanding tional Convention Legion glOup Lime Distributors, others; (4) A GREAT NUMBER of greas maintaining of America Week. on are School Auditorium needed In addition to that gi"en Confer- the which was ary 21-28 National Future Farlllers Look.nr \ III Pittman Introduced uncler luch unnecessary and chUd- held in Chicago last. fall b�, devotlollAl, given A fine essay contest In the High ures have been stderin{f services needed by crippled atate otfleera or FFA Allen Chlt.worth, "iee-pre.ideal; PEAS.
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