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7-14-1949 Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle)
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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]. THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1949 BACKWARD LOOK The True Memorial l I TEN YEARS AGO 18 AN UNWRrl'TBN BUT RIM Fram Bulloch Times. July ts, 1939 A. W. Barlow, of the West SIde QUENT 8TORY OF ALL THAT eommuntty, brought the T'imes a 50- (STATESBORO NEWS-STATESBORO EAGLE) J8 BBST IN LIFE. pound Mount�in Sweet watermelon. Golden glow watermelon (nnd like II was to the Our work helps to reflect Ifle pumpkin] presented Bulloch Times, Est...bUshed 1892 K 1.1" MISS Ann Cason last Times office Mrs. E. A. Smith as ColUloUdated JUluarr ''', JULY 14, 1949 VOL. 58-NO. 17 spent week at MACON-HENDRIX HERE FOR by St... Established 11101! STATESBORO, GA., THURSDAY, FUNERAL Ipirlt which pro",pts you to ereet ta.boro NeWll, Fulton. n deliCIOUS CUIIOSlty. D_ber II. 1810 Camp �fr. nd Mrs. T. G. Macon announce Out-o-f-town relatives and fnends Statesboro Eagle, Establi.hed 1917-OonaolldsWl the stone aa an act of revere_ furnilv the World's I viaiting Personal Bill Olliff returned to the 'll"nes 'Purely Tech after marriage of their Car- here for the funeral of Mrs. J. P. III h�s. daughter, and devotion • • • Our experi_ Fnl New York, having returned u week-end VISIt home. olyn, to Donald which took I were Mrs. J. W. With a. world of experience, Hendrix, Beasley Monday il at your ••moe. personal in some 4-H CLUBSTERS TO BIll Brantley spent the week end M,ss Lillian Wall spent the week place Saturday afternoon at the Meth. Flynt, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pes- occupied front page relating of at the BEGIN CAMPAIGN end with the incidents of the trip; WIll' relatives In ",Iatlves in Sll'Vannah. odist parsonage In WIth cock and son and J. A frorn Wrightsville. Statesboro, Beasley, THAYER Linciln Hotel, which wns stopping Mr. and MONUMENT COMPANY MilS Hester Newton spent the PRSt Mrs. Curtis Melton, of Val- R·av. John S. Lough perfomling the Rome, Ga.: Mrs. J. H. St. Clair, Mack quarters, debarked from subway train HOLD SESSION HERE A Local Industry SI_ IVit to BLOOD PROGRAM <_k ead 'at her home In Oliver. dosta, spent the week ead with her double ring ceremony. The couple St. Clair, Mrs. Fred DeLamorton, M.... in basement and started walking JOHN M. ward what was believed to be the di Southeast Youths Ml'. and Mrs. MacDonald lather, L. E. Flake. was attended Mr. MOlell Mrs, T. H. EI TRAYER, Proprietor Georgia Ralph by and Mrs. H. H. Clark, KnIght, found Local and Civic Groups 4& We.t Main Street rection of their room elevator 'M,SS Bevcrly of Mr•. Mr. PHONE 438 Hold spent the week end WIth relatives in Haygood, Eastman, Macon Sr., J. E. Forbes Sr. and fera, FIB.: and Mrs. E. L. MIkell Sta�QL themselves three blocks outside tire To Join With Red Cross Three-Days Meeting the week end with (lallr-tf) Hoboken, Ga. spent Mias Beverly Miss Joyce Porbes, After a week at Jr., Florence, S. C.: Otis Anderson hotel, having followed the Wl'.ng At Georgia Teache.rs College "exit" In Establishing This Aid L: Alderman. Sa.vannah and Marvin sign. \ C. J.ne;; Jr., of Jacksonville, Fl. , Beach they WIll be at home Anderson, LaGrange, Ga.: SOCIal events' A pretty campli- Some 200 4-H Club boys and girl. Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. at Mrs. Soon Bulloch visited hIS parents and grandmother Cherry are 208 South Main street. Troy Anderson, Vidalia: Mrs. DECKERS CLUB ON was the Statesboro and county EXTENDED VISIT ment to Mrs. Billie Cone from Southeast Georgia will be ID the week with •• • • Slater last week end. \ spending relative. in Tootle, Mrs. Carton Kickllght- Members of the Deckers"""'.� Club w·re� Mrs. W'll'I IS Waters bridge pal ty Tll'ilsday after WIll become an active in left Tuesday for given participant, Statesboro, Thursday, FrIday and Mrs. Lenora of FItzgerald. SMITH-CRUMBLEY er, Mr. and Mrs. Lester WH· entertained durin- the noon WIth Mias Sallie Maude Temples Parker, lI.tlanta, Collins,' delightfully .. an eJ panied them home for a visit with ,..h,ld Lan,ua,,, Count her mother. Mrs. Frank LEEFIELD NEWS PORTAL NEWS Parr,ish. Madl Avallabll by Yal. W. C. AKINS & SON Mrs. Ernest Carter and 'children In M,·s. J. E. Parrish spent last ""'ek have returned to their home at Mays A series of "packaged" language Dorothy Knight is visiting relatives Opening at ville after WANTED! WANTED! in EAST MAIN ST, STATESBORO,GA, Covington. spending two weeks with ALDRED BROS. courses based on wartime teach Augusta this week. A. D. Milfol'd is voca her parents, M,', and Mrs. David New now Mr. and Mrs. Neil Scott were ..isi . attending ing developments is being tional II conferences in ton. tors in Suvunnan Covington. QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES made available to the public by Sunday. of Mrs. Hewlett Roberts honored Mrs. is church . M�'s: ,George Freese, Savannah, Yale Betty Knight attonding II; FIGS AND WATERMELONS university. NeVI' HARDWARE AND GROCERIES vHutmg Mrs. Edna Brannen and David Aycock with a stork shower FRESH VEGETABLES camp at Crawfordville this week. Quarters! Mr. und Mrs. H. W. Womack. Monduy aftornoon. She invitad the I The courses, which include printed Ted Tucker and Bobby A lien visit 12 hours of FERTILIZERS Mr. und Mrs. Walkcr Sheffield and Methodist W.S.C.S. and a few friends. te;cts and between 11 and ed relatives in Savannah during the little After the I r�corded are pro week end. daughter, of Savannah spent presenting gifts the guesl!s A. M. COMPANY KELLY'S WATER GROUND speech, being sovernl days with h-2l" were served a salad BRASWELL JR. FOOD duced at the Institute of Far East- The R. A.'s mct at parents,.Mr plate. the church la.t . Electric Fans ..... , , . , to 49c from $5.00 $85.00 und MI'!j. Alex Woods. CORNMEAL 10-lb. Bag ern under the super Suturday afternoon with Mrs. J. Har Phone 368.L. North Zdterower A venue, II Languages FI R.,E SlO.NIE M,·s. J. E. C. Tillman associate Lee as lender. . has returned vision of Gerard P. ry , Kok. Ice Cream Freezers from .. $7.00 to $12.00 FOR SALE OR RENT from Fin. DISH wITH Mrs, Gurland Miami, Her Son Clifton One CLOTH FREE director of the Institute and assist Martin and Donald and large seven-room dwelling in fumily, of arc Martin, of Savannah, are rel Tobacco Tobacco Sheets Jones. Mi�mi, good condition and well located in 2 cans 25c ant professor ol..Chinese. viSiting HOME & AUTO Thermometers, spendmg the temple of the Mrs. Theatet·, u1'ter which were served before a young man named Charlie (By Reeves) god Ptah. Another Heart of the Miss Garland Smith. they RETURNED FROM BEACH Is heating system is Godbee Named Pic. Tood is as STARS "HAPPY MARRIAGE" bebe,'ed to have serving a personnel ice cuke nnd home had been in Lo been his wiie the boiler. The of Mrs. O. L. McLemore is jn cream, at the I Knapp, who.., con- replacement visiting "Othct'wioo intelligent 'Dnd whose non�commissioned oHicer with the punch. MiS'a Miria.n1 Bowen has returned The issue of wr�ppings contained a old Farm Bureau Beover home. was as July "Happy Mar- u in the F1OJ·j sidel'utc often golde� many boilers with modern Queen as the Mr. Cundy golven rain, had spent winter grandparents btM'c I heart burled with Nushville, Tenn., guest of her.' units for 539th Tran�portation Truck from their friends with l-ecitals of the designed the particular Miss M"rle Dean serve Company fuvol's. Tho decorated cake Dnytonn BeucA, where she spent ringe." the Bride and Groom dn. community which was at that time Godbee will and Mrs. C. T. McLemore. birthday �Dlla- fuel to be burned is advisable. at Kobe Base. His unit has the I'e grandchildren's uccvmplishmcntB." as Bulloch Farm Bureau held eight candies. Invited were Ash- two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. is an the boyhood home of tbe pe.-son who county's Miss Julie Adams, of Cluxton, is Ray zine, featuring article of inter -Woman's Magazine article quote. of all of at $ponsibility hauling supplies Bill these lines. Sod and Mulch queen tt.., district meeting of that spending this week as the of ley Boyd, Lucky Foss, Simmons, Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bowen est to Statesboro. It "Hon- writCll Culture the guest is entitled are th, Kobe Ba.e Qual'lermaster Depot GrandJl1>I'Cnts qU'tlerest New organization in Waynesboro TUe"Sday, Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred T. Lanier. Waldo Cail, .Toe Olliff Jr., Lehman, Recommended for Cap for Miners for and daughter, Ann, nre thjs eymoon in Santa and six That friend Knapp folks; quite recenllv we met ... Orchard Lamp distribution to points nil spending long-ago boyhood Come in July J.9. R P. covering Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Coleman and Robbie and Davie Franklin, Kenan Ba�bnra." n 101' all we buy yourself one of the smart and Mikell, county presi had often been of in those grandpa who, know, Grass and Assures of ldouthel'n Honshu, Japan's main week with Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson. pictures are .hown of Miss Doris LII- thought legumes should Dependable Light and Mrs. Delmas As- . little Kern, Kimball O'Con- . , Harville, is somewhere . he play dent, Rushing, daughter, Sally, will spend this Billy talking yet a and comfortable shoes for now island. but had never been prominent-part in an orchard man- of a this low Friends will be lian of intervening days, asked about our grandchild but be Development crop lamp for price 80ciat�1 Women's president, met with w"ek end at Savannah Beach. nor, Hugh Burke, Dick Russell, Fred- interested to know Boris, Charleston, S. C., and agement program, miners which Pic. Todd entel'ed seen nor had direct contact with fore we said a word ... he �howed says Dr. H. 25 the army in that Ml·S. gives per cent " and selecred Miss Sep c1'ICk Shearouse, James Wil- Hutchinson is improving Harold "Bo" B. Tultey, head of the group Monday Frank Olliff and Lunnie 'Simmons, Cl'ouse, Hagan, formerly of this lines. The Lorain us seven kodak shots of "William horticulture more light than ever before avail tember, 1947, at Ft. N. and thes� visiting Godbee as the Brugg, C., liam DeLoach and Beaver. satisfactorily D ""rious op- department at county who arc this week at Sa- Johnny following .. Jones the Third." Michigan state col able from a cap lamp, has resulted delegate. sp·.nding city, now of Savannah, w)lo were Illllr Rev. Guido, was asked about came to Japan in Februury, 1948. • • • • eration. minister, I lege. from of work Each of the counties in' the First here. ried last years by scientists spent Tuesday Ju.ly 15th in Hollywood, Cal., a civilian he • •• • the possibility of the present exis "Now, there's boy/' he proudly "In of In life attend"d Dickerson v.n�ah Bea.ch, METHODIST W.S.C.S. MEETS apple and pear a Electric District will huve queens entiereCi, MISS JulIe Johnston has returned on "who's smart a'S he can be orchards Geperal company, the "Bride and Groom" radio pro sl1me snid, School in Vidalia. The'W.S.C. S. will meet in the main MISS tence of that Charlie Knapp, system of sod and mulch Cleveland; Thomas A. who will be ladies from 16 to Training High BLANCHE . culture . . Edison, to I never saw a kid 110 witte 01' Inc., young Alpharetta after spending a few I BJ,lADLEY g:rum. "Bo" was an 'foot has West auditorium �f the Methodist church outstanding but ho had no of him proved successful in most Orange, New and the knowledge half as strong as he ... he eats Jersey; 24, an'd will be scored on the' basis of with Mr. BACK FROM NEW YORK of First duys ancl Mrs. James John- ball star at Statesboro High School. in parts Dr. Safety Appliances Shop Henry's at 4 o'clock Monduy aft"l'IIoon, JUly however, he promised lo make Us out of house ·and home, you Michigan," Tukey M.ine company, l... and Bulloch Is states. "Of all the del'Ship" "er!l!onality, talent, Escapee stan. Mrs. J. B. Averitt, Mrs. Edna Nev He i. now a senior at the University ought to see him grow ... I betcha things a fruit Pittsburgh. 18. MI·s. Maude will be quiry when he returned' home, which the other that de Edge guest he hits more runs grower can do and be This cap has been points usually Nabbed In Millen Miss Mary Sue Akins has retul'Ded ille and Albert Smith have retllrned 'of South where he and Doris home than Joe wrong in the lamp tested speaker and MI·s. Bob Niver will have Oarolina, he has possibly not yet done. he IS and ... domg, least the termine The district winner DiMaggio" and th�n we turned likely to be approved by U. S. bureau queens. to her home in Barnesville after from New York, whele they spent met as students. She waS.8 model, wrong An convic� identified as of music. The meeting and headed when we had when he mulches." of mines. escaped charge speciul north, . will compete for state honors at the la.t week with Mr. and Mt·s_ a week. attended the Yankee from the Barba.on Now, follow those two succeeding was spending They having graduated . Frank Mil a with Mrs. started south . . and left him A A direct descendant of the Talbert, captured in 'will be followed by social, 20-year experiment at the col origi annual convention in November. Bruce Akins. Red Incidents: In the mails within the at the still nnl miner's Sox baseball game on the Fourth, SchMI of Fashion Modeling, Fifth Av stllnding' curb, foaming lege was used to electric safety lamp in to Loan leI> Sunday night biy night PoliC" John Lough honol'ed guost. Ludies of compare the cul Money qn Farms Miss Godbee is the daughter of Mr. and next week came two lettel1! on the at the mouth. vented in IPI5 Thomas Improved Mrs. Fred Thomas Lanier und nmong the interesting shows they enue, New York City. tivation-cover crop and sod-mulCh by A. Edi BY ONE OF THE Chief E. L. Blume and Officer V. E. all denominntions are invited. it uses MOST RELIABLE LOAN Mr. and Mrs. H. H. both of and at of that same Oharlie 'systems of soj] son, for the first time in Godbee, daughter, Beth, spent SundaY' _ e e' e enjoyed ware "Good·Bye, My Fancy," The pictures, made on their honey lubject Knapp. He never gave us half a chance manar,ement in ap any Toole. COMPANIES IN .. in ple cap lamp a four-cell de whom are ery active Ftlrm Fureau Girard with her 'Mr. and Mrs. Loron Durden and Miss with .. Florida told that 80me to �alk about our ... the three orchards. battery A)\fERICA. parents, Virginia Conrad with moon, covered of inter A letter from girl Although the trees in Blume said Talbert no re- Nagel;.Mr. Roberts, many points the sign without and Demonstration work and put up .' year-old whose shapely head is just cultivation-cover any appre.;iable LOANS MADE ON .J:iome w._ T: the week end in Fort 8uch as the' El Paso and the fa months Charlie SHORT Strange. Dwden spj!nt" Henry Fonda; est, levoral ago Knapp crop ploth in NOTICE sistance when the officers cornered Arth,ur Godfrey's Show; one solid curl ... stal'ted change size who, we 'al''£! sure faster, the trees in sod and compared. with the have served as presidents of th"ir MI·s. has Dic:t Bow- had been there again, and that among George return- Valley' wl� Mr. a�d Mrs, Olen and Johnson's Fun's A-Poppin, mous Santa Barbara Mission founded is bound to be a motion picture mulch were preceding three-ceH model. It has Prompt Service, Low Rate of him in the corner of a fence in the larger and had Interest, Easy Terms tions. She is an Satterflel� pro, organiz8 outstanding to D. after spend- man and with Mrs. who is at Madison Hal Le in 1770. were flown .to 'Santa . 100 atrnger.. he made inqairy about the star . . ten times as sweet and duced the ·times more illuminating inten and No The who foed the BU1- C., Durden, Square Garden; 'They greater total acre Examination Fee. in city. escapee, '�d Washington: yield. leader 4-H and FHA work, whereabout of the he had popular as Hedy H. Lamarr .. _ or the end of sity than Edison's first model. The having tnr; two weeks WIth her parents, Mr, spending a few week. with and Roi, and 'many radio and television Barbara from the Lo. Angele. air youngster the trial. loch county camp June 27, had 141'. , prison of the cute remarks �he additional served as of both these or so makes, cell. provides president and Mrs_ J, T, Yates_ Mrs, shoWll_ known long ag<>-but left without The cultivation-cover greater FRED T. been the of search Bo:wman_ port. like "what hold the . . . crop meth object' wjdespread up sky wattage and a LANIER, at Nevils this Miss the who could have latod IS more IIssu�es maximum ganizations year. Mr. and Roy Adams and young --,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:- p.r.on� in contacting and why do people have to walk popular peach, plum, amount of State;boro, In this arell. and state offi-' dependable Georgia an ex... and Oounty Mr�. him when and cherry light during Godbee is llent musician the told where and how to establish little birdies 1" orchards, I -'" --- daughter, fly Tuk�y poirlt. ar. entire ' cers and bloodhound. of, w�re out. worklt\g 'ahift. , -,, ;_ participated Jul1e, Olax�n, However. some are talented basketball player, _ having that contact. growers the guests Satura,ay and, Gl1lndporents seem to think they Although Edison lamp was were used. Blume' said Talbert tohl �ght �f ,M!.. IlUcceslliully "roducing these fruita Invented 'Won district honors in music and all Mrs. Fred· T. Lanrer. have accomplished something smart bt a originally to Improve TYPHUS CONTROL CREW them he had been in the A letter from a lady in Lorain, Ohio, permanent lIod-m ulch pr<> state honors in basketball. hiding ... after in Mr. E. re- when, all, they only play gram. safety min. by eliminating. IN and Mrs. O. Oone have rrK!Iltion BUSINESS SECTION STATE swamps most of the time .ince he made of read the a ... the open flames in TIIEAmK having secondary part way they .aBeOUB atm08- t�l'ned :from a to Bnd Soil eroaion In Mrs. Fletcher McNure is trip Clayton which referred to the brag, you think they might have orchards can be pheres, many have The typhus control crew is spending escaped. paragraph pres dellilll changes dusting NOW SHOWING Jasper. also visited in Athens They' . done it nil alone ... and ... effectively controlled with is -Wo-rk they grasses been made awhile in where she Ahead? the 34 the business Milledgeville, ence h .. or Met Mr and Mrs. Cleve Wright, Cush, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and visited friends here u:f HIS .ummer eajoy the NIne lu"....ou. ter, Mondny cash items in proces s of collection $ 501,9i!'8.85 T'r.eIUde. ,h.1 were .vaila!IJe ternoon. rrevioual)" United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed.... 914,650.00 Mr. "nil Mrs. Bill Wfirren, of Met oal,. 10 wiater vielton. Thrill to the' marDI or ,hie Obligations of states and political subdivtaions .:...... WUf 16,000.00 ter, were guests al Mrs. Mary 1.�dK.ped. 8p.clona botel or tomorrow. Enjoy tbe and discounts (including $7,101.67 overdrafta) 1,627,691.25 t-en. afternoon. Sunday owned ...... •... lIuperb cuieioe .•. toei.l .clivl'in ••• lporte •.• mqnln. ioan�anking prunuses $ 8.000.00 Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Brannen, of Met Furniture and fixtures cent beeeb . .. and • (ull round of aU the �tion. 13,271.30-- 21,271.26 visited Mr. Mrs. Karl San and Other . . . tel" ' assets ...... •••• . "...... 8,555.16 ders Monday afternoon. that Daytona Beach will pro.lde tbi. ...mmer; dol of eo eee ee .... children'...... ete. Mrs. Effie Wilson, Statesboro, racing, elDe.t., TOTOL ASSETS $3,089,156.46 visited the Patricks and Trapnel;, LIABlLITIES .. .It .... I..ble wee'" or for a few days last week. Apartmcn .ottal" by _t'" Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations .. $2,413,771.27 Mr. and Mrs. Julian Anderson and Beuon. For re.enatio_ write J.... J...... Mer. Time deposits of individuals, and corporation8.... 228,185,85 Miss Lanier visited Mr. and partnerships Ruby Deposits of United Stotes Government (including postal savings) 8,706.78 Mrs. Eddie Lanier in Brooklet Sun DA'" flOM Deposit\! of states and political subdivisions 223,349.64 day. P.I P.I_, LOW ROUND TRIP FARES ON $2.50 Deposits of banks . . ,...... 20,271.07 Mr3. Jake Ellis and son, John L., Doub'. Occu,...c, Other deposit. (certifi.ed and officers' checks, etc.) 4,117.78 The Central of Railway of are Mr. and Georgia Chester, Pa., visiting TOTAL DEPOSITS $2,898,402.39 5-Duy Limit. Inc. Federal Tax Mrs. Julian Anderson and Miss Ruby INCLUDING Lanier. .' Dover To TOTAL L1ABlLIT[ES including subordinated obliga- Dr. and Mrs. J. Z. Patrick and Mr•. (not ...... Macon and Return 54.14 Special Rat"" to Con atJo tions shown below) . ...! $2,89B,402.39 H. L. Trapnell were dinner guests of Atlanta and Return .. $6.'19 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Waters in States �1.I.Allnz. ILYD, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Lv. Dover , 8:67 a. m. ••...... •...... ••...... 50,000.00 ., boro Sunday. Capital· $ . a. m. . , , ...... •.... , AI'. Mllcon 11:30 Mrs. Bruce Davis spent the week Surplus . 50,000.00 1:40 m. . , Ar. Atlanta p. ond in Buckhead. She was accompa Undivided profits . 64,812.43 nied home by her husband, who will Reserves (and retirement 'account for preferred capitol) . 25,941.64 ·M,.. Ild.woll "'." o. m.llrol.d. cwollctW. of .11"0 COlI. be here for .·:\:eral days. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... , .•... ,190,754.07 Mr. and Mrs. Alton Daniels and ----- daughter, Joe Ellen, returned to thei r TOTAL LIAB[LIT1ES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $3,089,156.46 in Hapeville Friday 'This bank's capital consists of: d�ughter, of Savannah, were slipper home. spending several days WIth Mr.'aCtedan Common stock with total par value of $50,000.00 guests Monday night of Mr', und Mrs. THE WEEK·END NEvru;' Mrs. Gordon ,eISPEND MEMORANDA NANCY HANKSES Gordon Lewia Hartley. .. --- Mrs. Bill Lewis went to Savannah Assets or to secure and for other _ wr.. r.. c:- .. .. liabiltties Mr and M" Jesse A_ sa. pledged assigned was in Atlanta has H. Burnsed Jr. to meat her who . . . C. of Sunday husband, purposes . $ 191,000.00 I D�uglaB ��re �00g8guesandt Ssoni0 on business. from a to B. COME TOGETHER Friday Mr urrd AI'a just returned b·ip ,Europe" I, C. McAllister, of the above-named bank, do solemnly (swear-affirm) Mt:3 wr d-en • Mi"s Arrniuda Burnsed hns returned They will spend a few days Ill. Jac�- th'at the above statement is true, and that it fully and correctly MI' lind Mrs Iiuro b represents Cood a visit in S. C. �ct"Qonttl he will SUII from . from where around SOil of That Name To Lynchburg, ville, Fin., ••• the true state of matters herein contained and set to the Lady of P�mbl'ol\e � t un 0 BRING THE CHILDREN· FUN FOR ALL! the several f01'1;h, Miss Uldine Ma,·tin is s.Us d uynumE to visiting for another . Europe. . . Train Mr and M" trip purposes . $ 129,000.00 Doy-an Join Central's Crack \�'�b gu'L awhile in Jaolesonville Beach with M,·s. Lizzie Kilpatrick ente,·tamed Don't back home when you come to � hurry best of and belief. Mr and '1\1:.'''H. R"� us air"O( ges an d my knowledgo gather, look over that out friends and relatives. lust week with '8 for the to ,It", week-end I tbe long Point how solid this Buick feels. That's For Celebratioa _ 1I_ gurden party Auguota .bop Brinl C. B. Vice-President. Birthday childt:en, 0 f Suvnnnuh, were • FREE USE OF NEW SWIll· Correct-Attest: McALLISTER, Mr and Mrs. Hurry Green .guest'a Club. Her color scheme was •••• your week-end at thA. FRIENDSbonnet and wish had as 0 Mr', Sewing family pend R. J. BROWN. much what Lhe �f andd Mrs. Walton MING POOL they you get from 'The Nancy Hank...s-c-thnt is, o.f Suvunnuh, spent Sunday 'I green nnd und her refreah- luxury botel at Eaoy-to-Arrord-Pliceal husky frames, low-swung child;en, Nesmi:hk..... yellow HORAOE Z. SMITH, with Tom Nevils. of • GOLF MWIT Golf rme uee DC BWim Fireball life as have here. Mrs. M ments consisted sandwiches, pick- ' nearby, magnificent ALFRED you and delivered a and the train-wi'tl meet fol' the d M. Heyward Anderson I DORMAN, weight, power through Indy M'S'3es Ruth end Elois Anderson lea, potato chips und lemon chiffon • DANCIMG mIni pool; Burret Suppers on Saturday and r�hiidren r�. Terrace Directors. :first time 17. were o.f Misses Yvonne with prasent • nJlbtl danol... In tbe ramouo size the broad torque-tube instead of the rear Sunday, July guests Sunduy week pie _ SunlDAY Ml8111' .UmT up windshield and springs. andollust end .. an er �h?se STATE of Bulloch: They wi't� MSf'avandn� lB..spc;,ta I�he Coca-.Colas. Pack a real .... OF'GF.ORGrA, County nnd Shirley Haygood. wCl'e Mrs. Lmton Williams, MI"3. Room on Saturday DiIIbta. Lun',er . SUI'PEJI Swom to and me the The dnte is the accu ion of the in ....nd. to" subscribed before this 8th day of July, 1949, and I narrow corner Misses Marie and Clara Nell Rob- Bruce Davis, M,·•. Elton Worren, Mrs. cation your week SometbIDjJ posts-and don't have to be • COMFORTAILY COOL that I am not n'.1 officer or director this minute. P"n now to tblo w.,.,k- hereb., certify of bonk. the truth this a Streamliner' Nancy's second birthduy, erts were week-end guests of Miss Walter Lee, Mrs. W. R. FOf-ehnnd, eY1ll'J opend told how For is, Buick's bargain 00 • MWiT "nd at thia 6ae holel. EL[ZABETH R. K[NGERY, Public. these things step up Rachel Dean Andel·son. CARD OF THANI{S M1'8. George Kingery, iIoh·s. E. S. eHU.CHU, and.....,. week-end Notary "see-power." a 1"I,cent My commissi<>11 1950. much more than can see. and Miss Nancy Hanks, grad Mr. and Mrs. Eddie of S,.,. Mr8. C. L. Turner and Mrs. • FlEE PAllU.. expires July 7, much, you Kemp, The f D. E. w,'sl, Woods, lAm amily Of Ogl'llsby ..nooD R!ASOHA.,e I> uate of Duke University, has promis vannoh spent Sunday with Mr. and Clyde CO'.ton. Late,' in the af� the smart to thank the of sur- They appraise styling, the Mrs. J.' Lawson Andel'son, people Portal und she sCl'Vcd peanuts with iced tea. DEPARTMENT OF BANKING, STATE OF GEORGIA It's· a on the solid a ed to be on hand to help honor the big buy goodness _ ------the Mr. urut Mes. Dumas Rowe and sons, rounding community and those that � roomy interiors, usability of luggage whO'Se name she bears. an- Atlanta, Georgi'lI. demonstration makes On train of Savannah, spent the week end with �articipated in helping to find our FOR SAJ,E-Black male cocker quickly plain. little weeks old. Call 'AiR':!����� REPORT OF CONDITION OF space-and agree you've made Ii Central of Georgia Railway officials Mr. and Mrs. Tecil Nesmith. daughter, Glenda. lei puppy, eIght sP, THESHiAiO;riON� buy. increasingly favorable delivery dates. On Mr. and Mrs. Sikes and _ THE FAMILY. 623. (30junltp) that all is in readiness fOl' the Roger .•_ "eport I _ BULLOCH COUNTY BANK But don't stop, please, with letting them attractive price. On the kind of "deal" Letters to rid anniversary. first-day .f St"te'Sboro, in the Stllte of at the close of business Georgia, June 30. 1949. look. 'Invite them in and introduce them Buick dealer makes. 'crs of the streamliner have been mail ASSETS your their in to some of the ed, requc'Sting participation Cash, balances with other reserve and special pleasures . banks, including balances, you'll cash and items in . the modest cel'ilbration process of collection . we abeard, . $ 379,778.14 know ,as ,a Buick owner • That's keep "Better lee Uruted States �hy saying of cake huve bean Government obligations, diract and guaranteed. . 709530.00 seventy-five pounds Loans and jour Buick dealer- and that ordedo discounts (including no overdra1ts), 1,164;15072 get ordered. Bank " premIses, .wood . . $8,000.00 Sho�,them, for instance, how I a of Fort Furniture and completely promptly Miss Hanks is native fixtures. • , •...... •• , 8,821.72- 16,821.7a Drivet with Worth, Texas, and has hrst graduated ditI:erent DynaHow is, every TOTAL ASSETS .. , irom Duke University, Durham, N. , .. $2,270,280.58 mile cushioned oil and none of BVICK Ilea ... de_ , __ • by flowing � LIABILITIES C. She was 1949 May Queen at Duke, the harshness of • D�mand del'0'8its .of .I�dividuals, partn<:l'IIhips alld corporation. $l,580,800.J6 rigid direct-drive cars. SiIl-"""" DYNAIlOW DltIVr I'UIl-IInW VlIIOIII"_ __ member of Phi B'Ilta Kappa, p.:le.ident TIme of depOSIts Indlv,duals, partnershIps and corpllr,atlon. .... • 184,983.00" gIG.. - IW-.uaY DOOII'fIII'II 00" _ • "'lIVIIIIe.� of the Woman's Student Covernment 'Depos!ta of United States.Gove"nment (Including' postsl saving'S. 22,22'4.58' Let them sample the m�tchless Buick ride, states and '"".101. willi CUtlliOll' • DePOSIts . OMp·Cr_ filllAIIIUIUlr Association, and president of the political subdivisio,," 21T 251.69 with all four ....,""'.",.",. 0 . wheeis cradled on banks ...••.• , , coil o� • ...... •..... , ••... , .. ,. soft, • 16;604,47 COli _IIIIOINO UnI, ,,.� _-"""1'0_ .. Regional Association for Student De�.itaOt (certilled and offlce1'll' checks, etc.) .,...... 10,086.98 and tires Government Officers. to .rr 8p�jngs low-pressure made still ..,..JIrJfNO ""'VI U".. pIw ..-Il0l __ According der.ite •...... ''::'031,459.41} Other labi , Iti� , L. of °rA'IPEPOSITS..•...... rims. tn, OIl 1Mfrf.. Edward F'ike, director, Burqau ',.:,""'" 8,270,00 e�i�r·ciding by extra·w.ide l_-",._ 'DI.'... CrvI..,-1IM �,.. ----- Publ;c Relations at she is con Sta",,,,.4 cur •• Duke, t ROADM.A" , ,xtr. c.ll." Sur•••'4,11. ___..... _ mol rod. , _r ., .... TOTA� LIABILITIES (not ineluding suboi'dinated obU,s- 'Jti�/.� '_I one of the sidered outstanding grod �".' ...... , .... COIf .. 'Scftl t,on� ahoWil beIo",) , .' $2,03',7211.77 IOADIWASTEI. opflcwtof .... uate!. • CAPITAL ACCOUNTS C 1 Mis8 Hanko was contacted several weeks ago and informed of the tl'ain's :::: :::$ :::=:::: ___�.r ••,._.".. ��TS;ed'p��t�::::: ::.::.:.:.:.:.: :.:.::::::::::::::::::::: . . . . •. . approaching birthday. [n response (and retil'l!ll1ent account fo� ·p':';ier;.�ci· ...... ", OTAL ��pit�i) �':�'��,. she expre....d great inter!!'3t in the ReseTrve�_ Cj\P[TAL , AqCOUN/fS $230·,560.iil· .".€JI{ ...11 ...... a..., r.... ,,. HEN'" J. streamliner and said she would be on TAYLOI, TOTAL Me CAPIT·AL ACCOUNTS Ndwotl...." Moftcfa, ....,.,. hand for the celebration. .LIABIL�TIES. AND. ....•.• $2,l!70,ZS,.li8 'Thl\) bank'. capital stock consists of, Central of Georgia said Mi"s Hanks Com,!,on stock with total par value of ,50,000.00 would be someone in accompanied by MEMORANDA her family, probably her mother. A••eta pledged (\r assigned to seeure 1iabiliti... and for other H. S. BRUNSON Wh'lln .he two of a8 shown aboy. are of coml,letes years LeN"" aftef reduction reserves of , • 2,ltD,4! operation in July, Streamliner Nancy I, W. G. Cobb, vice'pl'e8ideJlt, of the above-named bank, do solemnly 58-62 - East Main (swear affirm) that the above statement is true, and that it and cor St., Statesboro, Ga. will have handled more than 360,000 fully rectly represents u,., tl"e .tate of the several matters herein contained and on her' 294-mile run sel'V� passengers • set forth, to the best of my knowledge and belief. FOR RENT-Four-room at cottage FOR SALE-Som. good Jersey and SALE-Five-burner oil atoV'C FOR Atlanta and Savannah Beach RENT-Nice three larl'e-ro.a ing SO\'annah, Macon, Corr , . Y, JULY AND BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO T-HURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 THURSPA 14, 1,949 BULLOCH TIMES �TATESBORO NEWS EIGHT N,EW5 ------ I DENMARK SEWING CLUB benefit of new and effective treat ...rloan Merchant Marin. J..IAJ HEALTH DIREcrOR ment which has been develope.. for The June MeetinJ( of the Denmark ST" �ON NEWS YOUTH CENTER � fa... Serloua Club was Comp.tltlon certain forms of high blood pressure. , Sewing held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.very C. Smith and JUNIOR ALL-STARS LEAD Mrs. A . J . T I with Resurgence of the merchant High blood press ure seems to be rapnell Mesdames Save ••• daughter, Carolyn, visited her father, All-Star Paul Waters WATER Save WORK••• fleets of maritime na ISSUES WARNING R. 'f. pitcher 2Ihiping Wlore common in middle and old and T. C. Simmons as co-host- J. E, enroute from �ith nge. Brannen, Norwich, on the mound in last week and the of such Register ,tions building up cses. After Conn., to their home in Fla. Present Is Good Time MIlIW of us refuse to face the fact thc business meeting the Miami, nnd Crook Fountain doing the work, :£leets nations previously pos #JJt..jl/�n by a Kenneth C. B.T. U.S. won we arc as we group planned trip to Tybee fOI" Sistrunk, 3/c, th Junior League All-Stars their little or no To Remain and that "not as young /JAil/- \�essing shipping, poses Calm I has returned to R. Waters allowed Navy, Newport, I,. sixth straight game. 2Je-riollS factors for the used to and the heart Friday, J�ly 22,:,':' �Irs. 'I'rapnell led competitive be," subject after his leave with his mo one runner to score in the next Conserve Blood Pressure the devotional and an interest- spending only American merchant marine in the terrific strain • fVvvUeu,•• gave and arteries to the same Ml"s. Thomas and Mr. to the last as the infield and mg quesficn and answer contesl about ther, Hayes, inning fon>ign trades. When warn an excited person, Hayes. outfield did a beautiful work you thut we did in our more resilient Georgia. Mrs. R. P. Miller won the piece of This was evident from 8 survey • (/\/II�' for Mr. and M.rs. Johnny King and Mrs. backing up the pitcher. The final "\Vntch blood you It common sense to con prize the most cor-rect answers. your pressure!' youth. is -= re .?to Robbins and merchant hnve score was 2 to 1. afternoon 'of the world's fleets, Later' u delicious salad course was _Fuy daughter Saturday serve and as one were made are not a expres strength energy • turned to Ft. Pla., after the All-Stars Metter on the local .higblights of which pub only using popular served, and it was decided that a new Lauderdale, I1JCt he National Federation 01 gets older and it probably is also one NOWI LOW COST HOUStNG' 'AT- A' COST YOU CAN AFFORDI • I'lisiting their mother, Mrs. Hattie diamond and with Fountain doing the I by are literally pointing out meeting from 4 to 6, would be sion-you ti�", Robbins. mid other relatives. nitching und Preetorius the catching American Shipping. Among the way to avoid high blood pressure. • put II1tO effect for the remainder of to him that the of blood in of Melbourne, the All-Stars racked their seventh oJUghlights were: pressure the summer. Plans for the next meet- Mr�. B�rtha Huggins, up DR. W. E. is E. ,LUNDQUIST, • will be Fla., VISit'"!!" her Sister, Mrs. J. straight win in a final 11 to 8 tally. at vessel con- his arteries is being increased by his Ing announced later. Upon completion Commiasioner of Health. Brown. Others who attended Georgia • ••• • MRS . JACK or on emotional whether it be ex ANSLEY, week the '1Itruction currently underway upset, X Tcachel'S College returning Fridhy are in the Senior lAlague this world's merchant fleet 20' 60' . Gold Bricks continued to hold first order, the cltement, unger, fear or anxiety. • R_e�po_r_t_e_r._ I Miss Iris Lee and Calvin Upchurch. elf of BUILDINCS Mr. and Hutchinson with 7 wins und only one loss. oceangoing ships 1,000 gross Creasy Displays • Mrs. Ha riet place Blood can be increased . Z pressure by MRS LI' ZIE V • EMMITT Senior tens and over will total almost 89 FLASH! U. S. GOVERNMENT RELI�ASiCS �;XTI(A and children, Carol and Ricky, have The board oJ officials in the the heart's laster or by a A Mammoth • limit for 'rnltlion deadweight, or 12% larger beating Pumpkin LOW COST IJUlLDINGS FOR CIVILIAN USE! A Funeral services fol' Mrs, Lizzie V. returned from Binghampton, N. y" Leauge raised the age play in down of the smaller blood I • sensatlonllli announcement to look where visited his Mrs. ers. All boys interested in playing were they �han 1939, excluding u, S. gov- narrowing Tho largest pumpkin which ever every person Emmitt, 80, held Wednesday at mother, for a in e.rnment-owned ing home ... for owners of businesses who 4 m. from the Hutchinson. and other relatives. bull the Senior Boys Glity League tonnage. vessels through which the blood is vision of this writer • p. First Baptist church �Iice fell under the are tired of Mr. und Mrs. Harden and who have not reached their 17th birth paying rents! Think of Itl with Rev .. J. L. At the of 1949 a total sky-high George Lovell, pastor of the beginning pumped. Thus, everyone's blood pres • June are eli -and there. have been many pump You can save enough on rent to pay t6t' tne.se church and Rev Melvin M. dnughters, Misses Betty and Glenda duy before the first of of 12 million cwt 01 mel' officiating, nearly r sure is within in a short time. visited and to in Leagu- play. constuntly changing kins under review in this extended buildings Can easily be converted • Blewett asaist.ing. Harden, his parents. Mr. gible participate on or chant shipping was order Into T. was namel to on whether Homes, Stores, Tourist Courts, Mrs. Emmitt to l\'lrs. H. Harden, in Glenwood Sun Bobby Stubbs manage certain limits, depending of life-was that brought to • Garages, came Statesboro under construction in the world. span Farm Roadside Stnne:" and were Allie the since Phil Morris is not Bldgs., and countless approximately fifty yeurs ago from day accornpunied by Cobras, a is or ac ... �··-· .... Of this amount Great Britain was person resting physically market last .Friday by J. T. Creasy nut t ·t I'� who had been able M.cGlamel·y, ? �om� ���"�-theY're • Canoe, Ga. She was a member of the Faye Harden, visiting til play. Johnny more than the Mar calm and or com 8S was building half; tive, emotionally relaxed, Sr., of the Brooklet-Denmark � ��h::.:,', First Baptist church of Statesboro her grandparent's. who has been Helling manager, -shall Plan nations as a group ac- axcited and under bension. and has been Mrs. Sowell, who has been nomed captain of the teum, "" ' activo in church effuira �lynn . munity. REA� .. ! HIGH-GKA1)E . . . . E��I -counted for 70 cent; the United QUALITY Priced at until she attending summer school IfIt Geor per It is normal for a the sJsoC • became ill some two years 'perfect person's Menwured in the largest place, .. will Ft-idu f'or .JUNIOR LEGION TEAM .States only 12 per cent. • MATERIALS THROUGHOUT.· ·HERE'S' ._ ugo. She is survived by four sisters, gin Teachers, leave y blood pressure to be "high" when he at season after Westinghouse was seV'anty-twO .• her III the fil'st of the War losses in vegetable exactly ...... Mrs 10110 'V. Giddens, Swainsboro; h01!'e Albany, accompnnled by game passenger ships WHAT YOU GET! I her who team runs, for example, or climbs stairs and on the liiarniiiiiPisiiti.....� • Mrs. J. C. Miss Dell children, Larry and Cheryl, a lute start, the Junior Legion used as inches in circumference,.. Wright, Metter; 1.argely troop transports hove been tee of theh- first under the WATER SAVER worked It is I • Ellis, Register, and Mrs. John .B. guesbs grand played their gnme have not been Iully replaced. The 01' is emotionally up. scales it exnctly G8Y, pounds weighed MI'..and Mrs. J. G. Sowell. in Swainsboro on the Everett, one brother, parents, lights regular ANTWHIR more or Statesboro; INSTALL •••• NO 10LTING ••• NO VIIlATION SAVES UP TO 10 GALLONS United States passenger fleet when blood pressure stays is "some if you • The Stilson FFA ch a r met did the hurl And that pumpkin" Jake Ellis, Ridley Park, Pa.; one pte Ogeechee fi"ld. Swinson (ships capable of carrying more less at u level that a there may • Wednesday in the ngricultul'c room for the team with Si constantly high take OUI' word for it. That grandson, Harry Floyd Emmitt, of ing Post Ninety OF WATER PER LOAD ·than 100 persons) is today 51.6 per with their advisor, George A. Chance Wuters the work behind the person is said to have "high blood insinuution to suspect de Washington, D. C. doing cent not be any • Jr. Cnrlos th-e team took ad less than prewar. Passenger " Roberta, president, The Swainsboro with Pallbearers wore Henry and Lewis plnte. presau 1.'0. came I over run s•• 'A. ...I' of 0•• Sto.. Ml�.;;, Cl'OIlSY along the The a hit home and �o., TODAY I fleets of olhel' nations have also ception, Ellis, William and Wright EV\"l1"Ctt, pl'esided meeting. pro vantllgc of hard S299!! for the was dis to win thoe 'oLclined, but not as severely as A pel'son may have abnormally high her husband to testify to its genuine M. J. Bowcn and Lenwood ElIi�. gram coming- year one e)'rOr in the last inning . • DOWN-24 cussed. It was decidcd to send dele 1.0 to 5. Swinson up 10 10% MONTHS TO PAY that of the U. S. The passeng r blood pressur� and live a normal life did not the jingle, Burinl was in Sal, m Baptist church gume gave ness. She quote .�������� to the stute conv-zntioJl under the British is 27 the cemetel'Y neal' Metter with Smith gates August hits while Swainsboro's Ramsey gave flag for many, many years. If the pressure her to mind flee\ but presence b"ought Tillman ar ].-0. Refreshments were served. 6. per cent loss than prewar; the • Mortuary in charge of up that mem • • • • gets too great there is danger first attempt nt pootry Wl1 ever Mrs. Gordon Martin, of Albany, is "Marshall Plan nation's • I 0< rangements. aggregate Make 2-lamily Extra several nt her DANCE . An long buildings, sllonding days BIG Here's What We'll PRO : New freedom Is with on" of the vessels might burst. orized: countl'y SQUARE V E washday yours the fleet 37 per cent, and overall world Ideal fo, I ·esidences. Do ubi e formerly Po s t Ex home, "Sleepv Hollow," .and has as dance ever held weuker than • HAVE YOUR CURTAINS laundered The biggest square I fleet 44 cent. in the bt'ain is hun passenger per nrtery were 9 windows. Has her of SAVES Pete'!" Peter, pumpkin cuter, Jriginolly Mess :henges. Low priced and starched ut reasonable prices. guest Mi"", Martha Donn'illly, in Statesboro is planned by the East I. WAnR Westinghouse fully all'bc,mal1c Laundro most ,and this one is the one most her: ,I Can f 0 U r doors -m a S. nnd Hells. be cut into 5-ponel k e Kingstree, Jim Had 0 wife and couldn't keep Bedroom wonderful T,'ke them to MRS. N. W. MEDLOCK, C., gl'undlion, Side Woman's Club for th" evening E,ulu.lv. Wat., Save, "'"s"r.' wate, ,nd thirteen 12 _ lit. my Martin, of them lit mat, All do is the clothes and in \vhut u Hom .. the Com to way, re' _.._ ... l_:.i: ��£.J.� • IlULLOCH 'rIMES 'AND STATESBORO m,..v� THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1949 -- TEN ------.------�------.------ .. The True Memorial I BACKWARD LOOK !'�\�!�r:":\'fl:orJ MORE THAN D:�l[�:=:ax�lEdlblr I MRR. � • HALF CENTURY ���r r�::!:;d 18 AN UNWRITTEN BUT l!:LU' TEN YEARS AGO � • Clubs .. Personal From �F.RVIC:E I QUENT STORY Of' ALL 'fHAT Uulioch TImes. JUly 20, 1939. t First boll of cotton � open brought BULLOCH 'j"IME' • IS BEST IN LIFE. to the Tunes office Tuesday by Coy WHERE NEEDED ������������������� Ginley, a tenant on the J. L Johnson (STATESBORO NEWS--STA1DlBORO EAGLE) Our work helps to reflect t;le plantation m the Emit district. Masonic had a MISS Ezell Graham spent last w� k spirit whIch prompts you to erect Ogeechee ,.,odge sort of event when' more Bulioeh Tlmee, E.tabU.hed 18112 horne-coming Couolld•ted J 1'1• an at Ridgecrest, N C Mr and Mrs. H. H. Zetterower the stone as an act of reveren�e State.bol'O £.tabllahed I1M11 Ula&r7 than a dozen former members of the I NeWll. I STATESBORO, GA.,;rHURSDAY, JULY 21, 1949 VOL. 18 1I1rs F D Thackston are announce the oj their devotion ... Our Stateaboro Eetabll.hed O-ber 1910 58�NO. Personal MI and engagement and experlenc& Brooklet were received into E-.rte, 1917..,...coll8Oli9ted 9, Purely \ZETTEROWER--CROMT_EY \ Lodge I vialting relatives In Atlanta and Toe- daughter, Betty Anne, to WIlham 18 at your o:aervice. membership at 8 dinner occasion W Fred W. received word from con Cromley Jr., son of Mr and MIs Hodges Akins was n buetncss VIsitor the Stnte Highway Department an- Ray Elizabeth Melton is C. Sr., of Brooklet The wedC'I MI�s spending Cromley THAYER that funds have been set I the wack. MONUMENT COMPANY nouncmg ITOBACCOGROWERS in Altanla during several weeks with relati"". 10 At· ding' Will take place August 14th at .... ide for the Burton's Ferry last week A Local Sl_ 11122 pavlOg "" Deal Indu.tTy Gro�e• rs ],II'S. Henry spent route States- Rea Farmers from church. north and south d . Elmer ' , Continue luntu, y end with Mrs. Ziba Tyson and fum JOHN M. THAYER, Proprietor boeo, URGED TO VOTE Shirley navis, of Bainbridge, I" KLARPP-ROGERS 45 West MaIn Street PHONE 439 Statell:loro. GL W. H Smith and J. E. Hodges have I • Ily. vlaltmg her grandmother, Mrs. Pearl been named local committeemen of' Will Have MIS C. M Martm spent last week Jesup, July 12 _ Mrs. Mmnl. Lee (laur·ttl RcwpoulbiUty DIIVIS Mr and Mrs Reginald Woods, of �he NaUanal Fa"", Security. .•Ioe M To Decide Mr. and Mrs became the brule of Cur! aret Savannah With Rog- • k () In. Important FishAs in Klarpp the h..vllljf bE\On Brain IOtratlOn, appointment , Food Mrs B. B Morris IInd'dnughter, of pen 10 the made N. R. FSA Mart.in ers III a ceremony taking place- PRIMITIVE CIRCLE CLUB by Bennett, countyAdmin-I ------______Issues Fachlg Farmers The Ogeeobee Farm Bureau served June, have returned from Savannah Ncwl';_fton,son, enry ';.:'��unces ey, on rt ay, JuI"y HALF.HIG,H BRIDGE This i. one year wlren Bulloch M of of Dr T Mc- theF bdlrth . . supervisor. JIIr. and Mrs E. Mount, garden and Mrs J The Ladles Circle 8 at the Bulloch of tire Primitive Members of the Half-High Bridge "Back from the Flair" waa title of {'I tob.cco will be Bulloch tobacco 150 pounds of river "red Beach , County Hospital. county'" grower. ready Every county grow. Ogeechee . we", vlettors here during sister of the Sunday B cIiurc WI - re- Gainesville, k Laughlin, bride, apt'ISt .h II meet M ond ay aIt Club were delightfully entertamed hont-page story based upon our LOCAL TEDIt.) FWRIDA Roc CLUBS or Mr and Mrs Ed PurVIS, of y Mrs Woods was fonnerly MIS. LUCile f th markeO opening. In fact, er IS urged by R. P breast" perch to the ninety WOMAN afternoon 10 at 6 o'clock Eld'" . turn from New York World's Fair. Mik�ll, president sOI1)" the past week July ernoon at 3 30 a 'Icock at the horne af afternoon MI s Elloway Mount, N C., are here for the tobucco Woodcock, of Statesboro. Friday by is most of them were ready last ",..ek, 0 ff1- "At the end the tunnel again 'of the Florm to a to the peopro present Emit of . TuesdJlY mght. OJ Kenneth Washlll�' E B Sec'I" of LaG Bureau, g Mr". Powell, (Inger, range, ,. •• .. • MJ13. Joe G Tillman. Forbes. Her home on North College o� of season I daylight, and a road at the end BUY PURE PractIcally all the tcbaecc WIll be DIES IN CAR CRASH MI·s. num- BREDS 1. IS her mother, eluted 111 of a and Mrs. Matt Dobson of •••• and Lee, V. Simmons, Harold ton, D. C., viaiting presence large Mr.� �, street was decorated With dahlias and which we .,isuallze Statesboro, reiular voting placea Saturday George MIS Louis Blue and sen, LoUIS Jr, th� can' harvested this w�ek end. About " by T ber of friends. announce the birth HER mil.... Is the Three George Beasley Nashville, Tenn., LOSES FATHER zmntas A ruby crystal water set was Ga, (Th.t spaedemeter Financial Aid Provided vote on th e ta bacco referendum. Miller, Pat Quattlebaam, J. W. El- Others Hurt When of Thomson are viaibing her mother ' 75 cent of the was flnished and waa accumulated since per crop Mr and Mrs. Harry W Smith The bride, the or the late a Lillian 10. Mr. and Mrs John F. Brannen reading which Y Station daughter I of daughter, Ezelle, July anli' won M..s Maxann Fay for high oungstef!! In Their Drive The Farm lington and L. T were the Wagon lind Truck MIS Grant'Tlllman by we left home a w.,.k ago.) last week. Bureau has always main- Bradley In I of were In nearly were visttora Elder lind Mrs. M. F. Stubbs, Mrs Dobson was Ml5s Bet- John F Jr during' To Collide OR daughter, Lynn, formerly Ohoopee fruit for low Helen Improve Their Stock talned flshermell involved III the Highway 80 er . u e a f score; ruby juice glasses SOCial events: MISS that control Lt . CammandAM Gildge, Margaret H. P. Foxhall, local warehouaemae, programs should catching" \V ed nescI b was m mal b y the week because of the d'oath of vannll h ay. sa.\ States oro, gIven rlUge of Mr. and Mrs. past even- - Smith, daughter Tillman entertained . ty went ·to MISS Margaret Thompson, Thursday e t In a Ion on fish They assured th ose "t the m..et A Chllrlcstoll S C spent the week end Indl'catlons arc some or th1IIksatth t Irey take adb' pu ttlopera yaterf the Florida woman from of VISit· and W B 0'- W O. father of Mrs. Brannen at the home of her Mr. forty fifty OIln "antaga returning Richard Blannen, Atlanta, Dr. J. T McLaughllO, H. W Smith, of Statesboro. Talle)l, and for cut salt and Ing pareats, that hme. plastic peppera of Bulloch of the and much farmers have expres...d themselve'S Ing they had aa much fun catch- a vacation Was hiS With 111'5 family' and Mrs. J. G. Tillman, in honor county 4·H Club boys will delayed opening pack kllled here late Frl ed the week With wa. best mlln fOJ the gloom Funeral �erv\ces were held Wednes· during past QUinn were won MISS Helen Rowse Oth a the fish ns the had Mrs Smith IS sev- by MISS Frances Bennett, of of the out of thClr tobacco this through democrat!lc process, then 109 group eatmg day aft'ornoon and three other mem Sidney spendlllg Mr. lind M�s.· Os:ar Fagan, of Mary F�r. I purc�ase prebred gilts that have al- green '�r were Mrs. Joe Robert Till them. Mrs. Le. stated that cook- "' .leffel·sonville With Mr guest �n Mr. Foxhall '" that if the wants the controls, the bel'S of her of