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Relleem THESE Valuable A Prize-Winning Ncwlpaper 1960 .. Belter THE HERALD 325 FREE Newspaper BULLOCH Coupons Contests Value Stamps DEDIC.HED TO THE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUN,'Ff Top VOLUME XX-Established March 26, 1937-P.O. Box 210 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1961

Industrial Arts Portal High students make a clean Enlry forma, rules books. sweep inJayceeRoaa-e-o scholarship requirements. and other Information on the 1961 Four students of Portal High todustrta! Arts Fairs Georgia School drove off with all the Program Is now being readied STAMPS top honors at the Statesboro TOP VALUE for distribution 10 more than Junior Chamber of Commerce's 225 Industrial Arts Teachers PURCHASE I Safe Rood-E-O held at AND Driving WITH COUPON and other educators in Georgia. Georgia Southern College on The Induslrial Arts Fair Pro­ I Monday. April 17. The evenl Food Order now in III sixth year on of $5.00 or more grpm. had been originally scheduled a statewide basis, is, sponsored! for Snturdny, April 15. but the Association Industries of by heuvy weather postponed It. Georgia and the Georgia Indus­ trial Arts Association, Billy Bowen and Ann Hend­ Entries are divided into six rix both of Portal High School divisions. metul, Wood. electri­ won the top places In lhe Rood­ cal. drafting. graphic arts. and E-O and ench will receive a Rood-E-O bond WINNERS ALL! Here are the winners of the Jaycees 1961 Safe Drlvirg held 01 Georgia open. The divisions' have 33 dif­ $25.00 savings given by Bank and Left to are winner of second ferent classifications wit h i n the Bulloch County Southern College OIl> Monday of this week. rlghl Lynn Reddick. place these divisions so that a student lhe Sea Island Bank. in the boys' division: Carolyn Finch, winner of second place In the girls' division: Billy Bowen. win­ will have fair winner in the division. All these winners are stu­ competition. ner in the boys' division and Ann Hendrix, girls' Billy and Ann will represent Competition is open to any dents at Portal High School. Bulloch County In lhe Georgia TOP VALUE STAMPS ------�yw'::o ��Ie��o'r��� �n�h���ga� contest to be held at laGrange May. 27. Arts classes. and on July I, AND PURCHASE Reddick and Carolyn WITH COUPON 1961. has not reached his twen­ Ion'!'ynn -FI�,' also of Portal High ty-first birthday. won second place In the Flour Tour Homes will The 1961 Industrial Arts Fair School, Hood [eature will 5 Ibs. Robin of MARCUS TOOLE contest and each Program will have several local driving receive a $10 savings account Fairs on displays about one at the First Federal Savings and REPAIRED week prior to Ihe opening of GUNS Loan Association. the state Fairs. The highlight of Marcus A. Toole """ homes 10 or Irade ante-bellum or wish (IIIItI, Jr have gun trouble buy type May3 the 1961 Fair will be were Joan you Program Other participants 4-9707. I buy, sell, lrade, slate at Stale • or ""II ROY SMITH, POplar competition Ihree Sack. Linda Rogers. Harry and modem. Fair sites. The northern area of e ...... and clean firearms, old IS new ExaIt d StoPP. and Johnny Young of the t'he stole will exhibit at Lenox SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRING AND SERVICING Slutesboro High School: Payton Square. Atlanta. on May II, 12. Allen and Harold Driggers of Federal Flreannl License Number 58-1488 and 13. The Southeastern sec- U er 0 ElkS Southeast Bulloch High School: 10 Serve You R I f Ready tlon of the Stale. at Georgia and Amy Waters, Micky Creech. STAMPS on TOP VALUE Southern College, Statesboro. h n n McCormack. C. L. SATISFACTION Marcus Toole was install- J 0 y AND Mr . MY MOTl'O-SERVICE Nath's South- bowling May 12. 13. and 14. The Daughtry and Roy Nichols of ed Exaltedl Ruler of lhe States- WITH ,COUPON AND PURCHASE western section 'of the state will Marvin Pillman School. . High ROY SMITH'S GUN SHOP exhibit at East Dougherty High boro Lodge Number 1788 of the 01 Siaiesboro, on lIDS es on 12 and The winners vof the Rood-E-O Loealed al Residence, 8 mil.. wesl fi h School. Albany. May Benevolent and Protective Or- 6 oz. Nescafe will receive their awards at a Weslslde School Road der of Elks. in special ceremon­ l\he Industrial Arts Fair Pro- regular meeting of the States­ Iteam on ies at the Statesboro Lodge 9 at the at gram in Georgia attracted ap- boro Jaycees on May 2.500 entries in the Thursday evening. April 13. Forest Heights Country Club. _____P.H.ONE_P.O.4-.970.7 league top z proximately to an announcement 1960 competition. This program . . according Nath's Bowling Team flnish- Officers Installed 10 served was a statewide made by Carroll Herrington. DR. FIELDING member of the executive board of the of the fourteen­ highlighted by RUSSELL, ed at the top wilh Exalted Ruler Toole are: the S tat e s b r 0 _ exhibit 01 the Plaza Shopping president of I> Coastal SCOUl Council, is shown here presenting ••••••••••••••••••••••• learn Men's Bowling League Empire Boy Center in Warner Esteemed Jaycees. and John with their with the College Pharmacy sec­ .Robins, wh�re R b E Westrick ' Henry McCormack. left. Eagle more than $2,000 In scholarships 0, e., McCor1"ack. Special- ond. The other four teams in L. West, Paul S. Akins of Statesboro Awards at a Boy Scout (Honor Court on Wednesday even­ -Open and awards was distributed for "f.eaalOg Knight; George SC�Ul order of their finish are was chairman of the 1961 Jay­ 12. The two Scouts are members of Troop 332. tho Rockwell entries. Esteemed Loyal KnJght: Donald ing. April Eagle TU.NE·UP States­ outstanding Road-E-O. LAWN MOWER MOTOR & Olliff. third: cee Safe Driving the First Methodist Church of Statesboro, with Ed Hagin Tillis Fair Chairmen are: Atlanta B. Vestal, Esteemed Lecturing fo9Onsored by fourth; White's him were Leon Moses, • and Check boro Cocu-Ccla, Bowen Furniture Helping Cone, Scoutmaster. The Scouts are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clean Spark Plugs Fair. T. J. Godbee; Siotesboro Dr. James H. Sikes. Sheet fifth and Rockwell. VALUE STAMPS Knight; Scott, Smith Banks. Metul, Robson's Bakery TOP Jock A. and Albany Stanley J. McCormack of Vista Circle. • Clean and Check Fair. Sapp; I nner Magneto . sixth. 'Tyl er: J0h n W Mocx,k Forest L. Johnson. Rudolph Sou. Discounl Fair, Wiley Dill. 1------• and Balance Blade AND PURCHASE Jack B. Tilman, secreta- Rushing and John Newton, Sharpen The ColI e�e Pharmacy holds Aldred's WITH COUPON Guard; 10 20 • Clean and Adjust Carburetor tho record for team series with Food Mart 12 REV. J. ROBERT - .SMITH lied Nellie • Oil :1061: Nnths and D.C:. High single game Grits Change Ritten­ 5 Ibs. Qua�er Statesboro Lions with 1134 for the high team Gunter, 169: Evelyn 167 and Reba Barnes, , $3.95 game record. house, Rev. R. Smith Complete 164. (Plus Parts) Mooney Prosser nnd Jeff Rock­ Moore lied with 604 und hold three games-Ann Mowers Serviced High ask- Do know... Makes of 465 All the record fat' individual series', el', 470; Evelyn Rittenhouse. Saws you Also Outboard Motors and Chain 'Alvin Rocker holds the record and Hazel Brown, 440. �o get honorary for individual game with 255. High team single SMITH & REAIDE MOTOR SERVICE Fourteen teams played in the Rockwell 917. at Mercer Bernard Smith High team three degree Operated by '!:'lguc. Rockwell. 2618. - GA. Waters of the College 47 OAK STREET STATESBORO, Brooks SCHEDULE FOR APR. 13 learn wns declared Phnrmncy Southern Discount vs. Rock­ to be the bowler with the most VALUE STAMPS well on I & 2. Bowen Furniture TOP average in the lea­ improved vs. Robson's Bakery on 3 & 4. PURCHASE gue. Aldred's oFod Murt vs. Tilli's WITH COUPON AND A barbecued chicken supper on 5 & 6. Pond was served at Robbins Glo Coat GEORGIA �UN1IES. last when the trophies Quart //fll/(Ie TO nighl JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE were awarded. Guzzlers 78 Greene County Mullets 70 Alleycats 54 PROTECTED roers .. .. CHAIN Of This Is the final record for Rebels ... 36 fROM INDIANS round or in Fireballs 30 SETTlERS the second bowling 1 lhe Men's League which ended King Pins 20 last week, April 10. High individual game, Burt,

Nath's TV Sales & Service .. 82 Stills. 235. individual series, Burt Slatesboro Coca Cola ...... 68 High Stills, 544. Hagin & Olliff Texaco High team game, Guzzlers, VALUE STAMPS Service 67 605. TOP

Pharmacy . 60 High learn series, Alleycats, College COUPON AND PURCHASE 163G. WITH Rockwell 60 Burt Stills, 58 High averages, Jaycees 152 und Billy Davis. 134. Yes, Your 4 Bulbs White's Sheet Metal Shop .. 56 Any Li9ht D. C.'s .. 54 Own Doctor

.... Ensemble f Statesboro Telephone Co. 52 Jazz 404 miles of Wllshington 46 Greene County, formed from squ�ro Mac's Standard Service 11th It wae To Perform For Does Know County lands in L786, becuure Geoqha's county. Stubbs Tire Co. .... 40 Wnr General Nuthnniel named for Revolutionary Grce�e. Brooklel . 39 as a buffer between the Greene County Savannahians ... Until 1802, served ..... 33 Best Greensboro, county Register .... eerued East and the W(':ltern frontier. �he Gas Co . 18 The Georgia Southern College site of the first in 8 chain of forts qUilt for pro­ Boswell aeat marks the un­ Indinn Univereity for lhe week: Symphonic Jazz Ensemble, sett.lers from Creek inveaiona-. 'I'he High tecting but wee Grum­ a not refill 8 Greensboro inautunon, Pharm­ der the direction of Fred The law may or Georgia was planned "S Team series, College says pharmacist at Athens in 1832. Grccn� COlll�LY series broke the will for the Rotary certain finally cstnbUshed O�her acy, 3061. (This ley. perform a containing drugs Silonrn, Plums DeSoto Hotel prescription towns include Union Point, Thurston, ,!"hlL� record for the season held by Convention. in the of Univeruity wns without consent of the physician Issuing and Penfield. ']'he predecessor .Mercer. at noon on Monday. April 10. remained for 38 Nath's, in Penfield 111 1833, where It years we will call founded Team Pharm­ On Wednesday evening April it That's why YOllr TOP. VALUE STAMPS moved to Mueon. 'l'odey, Coun.ty shares game, College originally. before being G.r�CJ�e the same will appear feel that such Georgia 8 iuduatrinl vlg?r. acy. 1103. 12, group for when you • lUKe pnrt of nor�hen�t. central physician you forest and mill­ Individual W. Connor, at the Jewish Education Al­ WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE on diversified product, series, should be refilled. You'll with emphnsis �xble, a prescription . 564. liance. ing indUBtries. 1 and ale IS legu , knows best. where the sale of beer Individual Edgar Ha­ Th Jazz Ensemble is com­ that doctor In Georgia c�untie8 to game. agree 10 Ibs. Charcoal Stntea Brewers Aaaocintion wor�8. const.nn�y. of 16 Georgia Southern the United Believing gin. 213. posed their sale under pleasant, orderly conditione. whom are iI8MlftII of averages for the season: students. most of serves the best interest the High 1 Customer that strict law enforcement music. per close Darley, 173: Steve Pol­ studying of Georgia, the Associotion stresses �ooperR�lon Hugh PHARMACY ofllcials. 172. Among the numbers to be The COLLEGE (Iethe Armed 'Forccs,lowcnforeemontand governing lok. �t£ sea­ will be "Solid .Blue," Other records for the presented "where the crowds ,0 I'., , "Dateline go" son include high team game, Newport," "Virginia tied with Velvel Gloves." "The ON DUTY GEORGIA DIVISION D. C.'s and Nath's Creeper." GEORGIA REGISTERED PHARMACISTS andl 'Cinna­ ASSOCIA110N, INC 1134. High individual series, Jet( Dancing Puppet," UNITED STATES BREWERS all of which came PO 4·5421 .... : Moore and Mooney Prosser tied mon Kisses," South Main St. Phone A��ANTA Jazz '�/ wlth 604. High individual game, out of the recenl Newport ' .. \ � Rocker. 255. Festival Alvin TOP VALUE STAMPS

WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE REVIVAL BEGINS AT · · · Redeem Ihese Valuable HUBERT METHODIST 24 1/2 Sealtest Ice Cream CHURCH ON APRIL 9al. Revival services will begin at Hubert Melhodist Church on I5-Limit Monday April 24, and continue through' Friday. April 28. Serv­ VALUE SIAMPS ices will be heldl each evening Allen TOP at 8 o'clock with the Rev. Johnson, former pastor, the re­ . )- )-----� vivalist. Macedonia and Harville S tk edifotz,' • for taxes to new 1 Does Atlanta pay its share I get pastor May The Rev. J. Reeves 01 Our morning, men by the thousands, Hoyle fellow-newspaper pub- CHattz" Jesup hns accepted a fllll.time taxes In Fulton tIIbr alid neighbor, Clyde Hol­ who live and pay pastal'ate 01 two Baptist church­ librarian es leave the to gather near Statesbom. lt was an­ of the Tele­ County, city UH.eas� IiDpworth Sylvania nounct..>d this week. in the sheaves from rural Geor­ RAIN OR The wan­ son but the people of Georgia which SHINE, :SEBH on a :writes subject won­ remember him as the phone, for business concerns that derer Motel at Jekyll is a always The churches are Macedonia award at gia Is­ to derful to a a man who purchased Jekyll Buptlst Church and Harville ta like a match burning close taxes Fulton, place spend day, also pay their in the State of weekend .a week or longer. And land for Georgia. Baptist Church of the Ogeechee ' a of tinder. Sears-Roebuck there Is not a Iwins public pile For instance, pays you'll get the velvet carpet Today Iliver ASSOCiation. meet recreation center to Jeykll most all Its taxes in Fulton on treatment from Miss Essie Bran­ equal library Titled "Does Atlanta pay of the late M, S. Island. During World War 11, Rev. rural. ne n, daughter Miss Ollie Mae II. a business that is largely was for Jernigan, and Brannen 01 It's It's boautlful, It's Hoyle In active service taxes we believe It Brannen Mrs. clean, brarlun 0 c Its aJiare of ?", the or Southeast Bull h the millions, are paid who Is recrea­ There is no hint of 42-months, with 20 months be. Taxes, by Bulloch County, big. and Jen­ has merit and that It will be of which overseas. High SChool, Shirley tion director for the motel, and honky·tonky atmosphere Ing spent into Fulton County patronage. I klns, president or the Southeast us Bulloch and at so public . . . Interest to In County. Mr. F. Zaplco, audJtor, prevali. ma� The native of Upson County, . For to infer that rural Bulloch High Library Assistants anyone oflicers the motel. beache•. on Satur­ was ordained to the other of WEAR A poppy Thomaston, Club the fourth annual detriment At­ and the attended shown' her. once in a while we Georgia is a to take It's a wonderful place The American le­ and has' the Commission, third from left, Is "Every If you your family-up day, April 29f ministry May 3, 1959. Georgia Association of RAY SHIRLEY, director of Georgia Forestry of it so Library Com. six members-you can get responsibility keeping Po" t 90, been as of Mldl- a service certificate from the Forestry read in the Atlanta Newspapers lanta Is ridiculous to gion Auxiliary of serving pastor Aslstants Convention, which was Mr. W. H. Smith Sr. of Bulloch County the hands of the presenting HOMEOWNBRS a efficiency suite which rests In people that wearing a way Baptist Church near Gardi The was made at the States. Nationwide'. new editorials and stories that infer family Statesboro, says held at Rock Eagle April 14·16. mission for dlstlnguished service In Bulloch County. present-men popular rural lor six peo­ of Georgia. will honor and Church In to A. M. bome fire, theft, "Except for Georgia, provides sleeping poppy on Poppy Day Liberty Baptist 3. Others in the made at the meeting are, lett right, POLICY protects your against counties of Geor­ ... boro Rotary meeting on April photo that the rural facilities for llght Amer­ since that time, The held - olber Ie'. would stili be Marthas­ ple, cooking the more than half-mllllon Wayne County banquet Saturday Ranger; Mr. Shirley, Mr. Smtth, wind, ball.nd damap Atlanta GOOD MUSIC? Then Braswell president of Rotary; Paul Moore, County Forestry liability plus around the a lV and an unobstructed LOVE dIed and the nearly He has been 'active in church was the of Jr., one are a mill stone meals, Icans who evening high light District Forester. Others not pre. to"ve"ie"t ••• one agent gia would still also received a certificate and Bill Harper, just company, and Peachtree beautiful listen to the on WWNS were Fred Jr., who to\ ville, view 01 the most program one-million wounded both work as a lay leader and has the convention. Awards Hodges can ave 10 4096 tax­ during B. Parrish. These citizens with ••• and up t neck of Atlanta business 3 certificates are P. F. J. Lee and W. deal you the homeward on Atlantic seaboard. on afternoons from Korean served as Men!s Bible Class at the and South- sent but who received Martin, Harry be a path of beach the Sunday World Wars and the given banquet , where live) over tbne bur­ the THE REEVES HOYLE -Herald Photo (depending on you buying wise and if more of the tax like fresh-water swim­ to 4 o'clock, sponsored by teacher at First B 1st REV. J. east Bulloch was honored be- on the Bulloch County Forestry Commission. serve _ cows laid it out in II you 'Confllct, the apt by bound who . Mu ot -:- coverages separately. den is not the small ming there are two swimming Phi Alpha fraternity ... Church or Jesup. He Is also a ing selected as one of the .fewl--- placed upon first Is orlal Hospital Auxiliary. the place. with life guards. But If Georgia Southern College. It member of the Rotary clubs to reeclve a certificate of Tourna- Atlanta pools conversation Jesup The Rev. Hoyle will begin. his glonal Duplicate Bridge countiee of the state, World of Music" and FOR BRIGHTER you are a ocean-going swimmer called "The ClUb. honor. MRS. EARL LEE around In-The U.S. new work In Bulloch County rt Aaron ment held during the first week CONSTIPATED? with time we mu­ this Herbe business will suffer. Along "Every get there are miles of ocean front· features the world's greatest you might slip Mrs. the rormer He an� Mrs. , an- of twelve . Hoyle, Mary on I. Hoyle in at the American Hotel unit It's a hour for' male buys average May One of the mall> activities April Statesboro PO 4.2100 there is the to that our county age in which you can swim to sic. delightful Is PRlJN - of Bldg.-Phone the stories thinking And-The Ellis of Georgia live In the new pastorlum • • . fifth To prove EVAC, usually ihi& m£f.li'S new neckties a year. Farmington, will was the election of 1961-1962 or- in MiamI. They also placed ,Bank heart's content and physl· those who seek relief from the " rural coun­ needs revi�ion and the your flt­ a nurse, having com­ con.structed near the Pairs. Mr. contalnln, PruneI, Fig. accusation that local system and roll housewife spends registered recentiy fleers. 181111 in the Coral Gables . m cal limit. constant spate of rock average wins M. Sm­ minutes a her at East Coast MacedOnia Church Martin of Serma, II world's more areas should be hours and pleted training Jenkins and Mr. E. P. businesa men and politicians populous And it's a IltUe more music. teen forty Shirley participated Aaron, ty only typo Railroad in St. Augus­ the best and IIIOIt na­ week things splck and Hospital In the amateur an Wooster, Ohio were first jn othelt, of better we are re­ thars 100 miles from Statesboro. making by presenting to team to prevent payment represented You tine. Florida. Mr. Aaron tural laxatlve, hurry up ot the week around the house. CARD OF THANKS original ccmedlenns act. Miami Beach Pairs. areas ilrbitatinu There are those who may say mE QUESTION span In I'I of the taxes. A minded of what these does not In' She has also been active b id W. Denison of their just share Gov. "When will be with might all that this Group discussions concerning tourney and Mr. George about Past was, Spring our friends I ge COLLEGE all please .. wish to thank had the they time. church work for many years. We were second in of one of the would do to us if they Rev. Lawren.e E. HOUlton Jr. us?" The continued cold and elude dishwashlng the library were held and every- Cleveland, Ohio. �ntative By ernor of Georgia Melvin Thomp- served as relatives for deed While In. Jesup she has and every Bulloch Dade Pairs. PHARMACY similar. to do It." one participated. Herbert Aaron of the County Atlanta made power the of an adult 'Sunday shown us the Illness and SAM­ papers teacher during Recreation, was _ For gener..... FREE mE SOVIET announcement eel' classes ... The response of enjoyed by ODd Mrs. Marie Groover 1 address before the School Class at First Baptist death 01 our sister, Pauline Proc- County for 7t1c. in an there's. to education everyone. An outdoor square or 40 tableta charges And we add that of a successful "cosmonaut" youth Invigorated were winners "A new broom Sweeps Clean PLE, might Church and has been president tor. God's richest blessings of Miami, Florida, million lOkI! Institute in Athens is arc more May dance was directed a stu- Over a Press Savannah Into outer space has surprising. They one. by see Georgia a sizeable number of night of the Altamaha Association for be with each and every of first place il> the Bal lIfarbour Buy one from a UOR and for hard work and ma­ dent from the University of again shaken the free world, ready first ...... recently. concerns who fin d two years. She was the Pairs at Southeastern Re-" what We mean!" business nit e d ture than one had dared -Brothers Sisters Georgia. the and especially the U thought Mem- and . forward president of the Wayne " irked when Statesboro and Bulloch County States. to believe. One looks •••• We are they seems to the Impact of this excellent it fine in which to "gat­ Reactions ere varied. The about taxes they pay territory in complaIn President deciares he is tired generation business, govern­ her in the sheaves." and the professions. This for rural 'Georgia. Every Monday or Russia's supeniorlty in rock­ ment, new in education et thrust, but warns us that it upgradir.g 'IOU: locl

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"Long Grain" Condensed End LB. ALL 24 oz. 39c Jumbo size $2.35 3 LB. CELLO Handy Andy • BUTT END CLEANER pt. 41c • CENTER SLICES Ib.6ge • RICE 29c quart 73c Detergent Swlft·s Premium POLISH 1 oz. 8ge PLEDGE Silverdust Ige. 34c giant 810 each SPONGE MOPS 51.79 New LB. LlFEBOUY 3 33c Grade "A" reg. Pltree's Large 2 bath 330 (HUCK ROAST Swlft·s Eversweet. Sliced Swift·s Premium PRAISE 2 reg. 29c DOZ. 2 bath 410 2 89c Detergent EGGS BREEZE Ige. 34c large giant 810 Z boxes Swift·s Premium. Sirloin or OtD DUTCH CLEANSER 2ge Blue 14 oz. RINSO lqe, 33c WAX btl. KLEAR 5ge New JOHNSON'S I Liquid LB. WISK pint 41c Jib. "Fresh Frolen" Flying quart 150 ROUND STEAK Toilet Bar 3 29c LUX reg. 3 Ibs. 3 2 bath 29c Chuck Steak lb. 59c Robbins Bologna 99c

��G�z$1·00 . SHRIMPLimit 3, Please! Birds Eye "French" PARSON'S AMMONIA qt. btl. 31e FRIED OKRA SCOTTIES 400 count box 29c 2 10 01. pkgs. 39c Mrs. Glenn Abram in time ... AEROWAX qt.6ge Just honored at Polly Bag bridge party / Mothers Use Classified Ads for Day ' STRAWBERRIES Apartments For Rent 1 3/4 lb. bag 69c Berkshire p------Bonus

I PLYMOUTH Limit 1 with $5.00 or More Food Order I HOSIERY I I (E TALL I I CANS I (REAM IhGAL 49c : Ads Use Classified WALDORF .. --- .a (2 Weeks Only) • Mlsscellaneous " Golden Ripe For Sale I PAIR HOSE FREE The Bulloch Herald - Page 5 ROLLS 4 CE head lOc BANANAS lb. lOc with the purchase Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 20, 1961 �tETTU during TISSUE Hard pair bought Green Head Well this sale beginning It Pays Well To Speak

lb. 17th a thousand. Every day BOX ss. 19c CABBAGE Sc April For every word you write, you speak LARGE Monday, to talk. have Do in all your activities you constantly you Fri­ relaxed? Do have Can you �TmoiMATO and thru speak well? Are you you poise? going art of speak clearness and conviction? Do you possess the 28th. making friends through good personality and expression? FORESTLANDS April - day, - civic, social, In nil' of your activities business, spiritual REALTV CO. - Realtors Do are contributing your best as you express yourself? Seamless Sheers you 30 St. - PO 4-3730 �Iain and Siebald you wish to improve personally grow professionally? 16'ARS answer in Dr. Smith's SOAP Your needs well find the training IVORY may 400 Needle States­ ------..... $1.00 PUBLIC SPEAKING. to be conducted in ..... in Shades 51� program FOR SALE: 145 acres farm. 71 Current 5. at 7:30 in the library. 1------MISS GEORGIA boro beginning Friday night. May miles from Statesboro. 60 BODY & FENDER Statesboro. He states that it is acres Sally Zctterower School, acres in cultivation. 4 IS GOOD BUSINESS. 1.2 .. altogether true that GOOD SPEECH peanuts. 7 acres of cotton. Work-Painting ANYTIME IS further in- adding that TO BE ABLE TO SPEAK WELL acres of tobacco. For Bran- Limit, 2 with $5.00 or CLO� MARK OF [NTELLIGENCE AND LEADERSHIP. formation contact Floyd Paint Job A SURE Special Rt. Statesboro. Georgia. More Food Order Grow with Statesboro For further information and en­ nen, 6. BUTTERMILK .... 4-27·2tp Only $39.95 rollment. write to Dr. W. Phil Smith. Chairman. Languages and Mercer University, Macon, Georgia, or Albert QUART Literature, Executive Manager of the Bulloch County and STUBBS WHITE Gibson. Sr.• Swap Sell, Buy, lOc Statesboro Chamber of Commerce. Box 333. PO 4·3115 or Wrecking Yard QUART 4·3331. with a RFD 2-Statesboro 4 Gal. Galvanized - _ BY LOCAL LEADERS HEARTILY ENDORSED Classified Ad (Out E. Main St.)

13c FOOT TUBS ea. 8ge 23 4-H'crs at !Portal News . record book STATESBORO'S NEWEST n t 0f MOlSS S 1VIa Cumplete line of Orocerleo, 'E F res h oagemen y. clinic here Meats. Vegetables. Fruits. Fishermnn's Supplies, 4-H Club memo Twenty-three Oait, Notions. Toys, Pack­ bers attended a RecDrd Boo. n Portal announced leo, Picnic Supplies. is the II of Clinic at Home Demonsun­ aged tion Agent's otflce 7 a woek. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Reddick Saturday. 0,,011 days By ANN HENDRix' Aprli 8. at 9 a.m, Each girl of Statesboro announce the birth. 'worked On her record book get. Mr. ond Mrs. Sylvan L. Allen of a son, Lamar on Jeffrey to Ung It ready be mailed to _..._.:...... __ of Portal announce the engage- Tuesday. April II. Mrs. Reddick be for Pro- new. Shown in for the Glenda Bran- judged page Is the above Is the In:est Idea provfding the grccery shopper ment of their daughter. Sylvia. I. former MI•• "anOLD d on the opposite JOHNSON'S MINIT MART shown U'I" THL' . ect Ac which will be HERE IS tho l oc- Zetterower and jAthenshitoevement, station pumps housewife of today. At the corner 01 South to Dougl.. Cartee son of Mrs. nen of Portal and filling gas and corwenlent store for the busy held In June. above is the old building next quick Mrs. " on thee known as Johnsons COrner. Mr. and Grady •• Now . be of Savannah and � . location will Ruby Laney Johnsons Corner ror many years Fair Road, (Pembroke Road), the cupled .n the Minlt Carter of Portal. teacher at Those attending and projects Center wereh th M' It Mlnlt Mart. April 21. Mr. George D. Mrs Stokes plano New Johnsons owners and will ,nanage the Beginning Friday, On were: Cloverleaf- Is a picture of the e. Johnson lire the reo worked page forward m the and' Free food Baskets to be given away . Portal' School' held. plano anotherstep Sale w1th bargains Store is located ... Murt will hold a Grand Opening Carol Cromley, Canning: Amy Mart Groccry lind five minutes clta] April 12 The and Saturday. On Saturday at 2 p.rn .. every Wednesday Between and Bulloch county. 10 the registering Friday f Thep b��ei:l"r S:�II Ig['�ate the Sheffield, Meal Snacks; growth of Slatesboro lucky persons and Mrs. John. Bach contest w� held fo� will broadcast Ihe activities and the drawings. MI'. �e �r!m.efect Is ':' gr'!dU:r� Barbara Banks Electricity; Ann thereafter, Radio Station WWNS more advanced students. Mlnlt Mart. Marvin Plttamn School .. Ann to all to visit the of High Wlnskle. Talent. Nessmlth, a cordial Invitation ------Carolyn Finch, daughter 01 son extend H h V U I Sch I Com Meal Linda Zet· ews Mr. and Mrs. L. ·P. Finch, who Muffins; Denmark N �nndMac':n."1e. :="'p��:nU e':. terower, Frozen Foods; and Hen- NHCA CARAVAN Is In the sixth grade, won the best I ed I S ah at PirceII's rl Ann Deal, Dress Revue. MEETING IS SET FOR contest. · News Stilson ' . APRIL 23 �:�ber ;hO;vann • •• Juniors-Linda Fay Edmonds. SUNDAY, re­ Cotton and It·s Uses; Bobbie tat Memcers or the NHCA are are meet 1 h Wedding plans being Portal PTA will Monday N "Caravan Meet­ amI·1 minded t he Jenkins. Janice F of at 8:00 o'clock Lynn Health: g made for June. April 24. y Four to be night, District Banks. Electricity; Julie Banks, ing" for In the school caIetorlum. Methodists In 21· 22 Public Louise Mit· Hubert held at Jim's Halrstyllst The to make their • •• and couple plan S�klng; FRIDAY on Y, Statesboro morning, Apr. chell, BISCUIts; Neysa Martin, Sunday Mr Jame Deal a sophomore 10 o'clock (non­ SATURD� Frozen Foods; Jane Mitchell, rVIe·11 Church Aprll 23, at won third Ha at Portal School The stylists H1�h Canning; and Lugenla Smith, Mon. participating). guest Eruex Williams and -:;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j In the FFA Public Speak. ZETTEROWER Mr. and Mrs. revival will be Miss Sue Dur.::himer , place Revue and Donna Sue MRS. H. H. JOHNSON'S-- was held Dres� By Mr. and are Contest , which had as William South. Ing. Martin, Talent. guests Saturday, begin Mr. They In held latest AprII 13 • was Don Wheeler 01 Miami, to the night. Family Night. Mrs. W. H. MORRIS expectej bring Seniors-Peggy Miller. Pub- of Ry MRS. wishes �a��t';o . Church Thursday Dighatt, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Williams IIc Jane Williams, Those to ••• Speaking; Harville, a attend- and Mrs. Frank. ton here. enjoy April 13. with good Millen and Mr. Methodist Church will Murray �i���� ��� �h:sh��r��m':::�t�e�� Yeast Breads' Helen Belcher Hubert Mr. and _ covered dish sup- the Mr. Lynn Reddick was a guest ance. After a lin Zetterower. their revivnl beginning on occasS,ion were: our Dress Revue' Sue Belcher 1'ee� have Woodrow and Mr. FFA Father-Son conference was held. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. G�lrrtn CARD OF THANKS speaker at the Mitchell per Mr. and Mrs. Ernest April 24th. Fare' Anneti F the de- Monday night. Mrs. Grlflln, and sen, April 11, B. 'F. Woodwar were Mr. at the Reere Savannah pare�ts, and conveniently BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Edward Jeffrey, April mend Hill, an,' Miss Judy of. on l� and Mrs. H. N. Shurllng, SHOP! with a birthday party, and Paul Bowen and • In Mr. Mart IS EASY TO bert. Mrs. boys Fla. •• Minit Bulloch County Hospital of Jacksonville. I • The The 25 last weekend. MINIT his eighth birthday. of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. and Mrs. D. W. Lee an­ Mrs. Blitch was the during Mr. Atlanta. e i n Statesboro and Mrs. an Easter egg Savan- m e t of Mrs. Wayne Dixon enjoyed Jr.• and of the birth of a guests Bowen, boys g nounce daughter former Miss Winona Hursey Murray is under- Mrs. Bill Bow- Mrs. Floyd Joe C. and son. hunt. nah and Mr. and e eech Farm Burenu at the Bulloch Hospital. Bulloch Cribb� Th Og County Bryan County. treatment at the �f Mrs, Brack Statesboro. � going J':;'" MINIT For refreshments, en of met at the Corn- Mrs. Lee will be remembered as L. Statesboro. Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs. W. Hursey, County Hospital at of last and Cokes . ��va�noh o�SI��rs�� served hot dogs Paul Bowen Center with the presi- Miss .lean Waters. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. munity Betty Mrs. D. K. We wish a speedy recovery. • • • ,and . .. . . Hursey. u�mgs .1 boys were spend the rught dent J B Brannen presiding. Stewart or accom- William Mrs. B. B. Murray and Mrs. H. C. Kennedy GROCERIES!! MART tne was w�r: Friday night, April 14, guests. A' _;'onderful s�pper Mr. �':!':�� Mrs,' James Mrs. of and BASKETS Denmark Club will Mrs.. Mr. and Re ister visitej Mr. Methodist Church spon- Mrs. The Sewing vl�ltcd a�d panied of 36 Portal Mrs. Williams served Mr. and Henry Mr. and Bailey by Blitch and Jacksonville. one last Each meet at the regular time. April family .. Findley back to W Hg Morris here day Limit One Basket to Family sored a barbecued chicken sup- an" and a a box of Mr. Reddick was a patl· Mr. and Mrs. given bag containing BIRTHDAY DINNER Gar- services Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Zetter· in Savannah Savannah were sandwich lunch and B. 19st'week .a�d fro,!" attendmg. churc.h all electricial ent in the Bulloch County Hospi· family of spend· bags, bags, Mr Rnd Mrs. B. Murray re- thiS week at ower and LlIlda were Sunday where she vlsltej dUTlr:g CELEBRATION den r�vlval CORNER of Mr. and Mrs. compliments of with a birthday City t�e OPENI·NG ON JOHNSON'S and Tuesday, April the-day guests garbage bags, were' honored Primitive Baptist Church. GRAND tal Monday supper of Mr. and Lanes guests . n Corpora. night 16th at latives 10-11. E u g e e McCullough Sunday, the Unior> Bag.Camp i A'I Brooklet week the reo Have To refrigeration, Mrs. H. H. Ryals. Calv'in Cribbs of and! the following to 5 p.m.-You Do Not An" Mrs . Clin. 16. . Mrs. Hendrix and 'April tion the orne a a�r. anp� services at the Hubert to Anytime Up Saturday, Evelyn Miss Annette Fields of Savan. of Mr. Johnny Morris has Georgia, Ginn and family in Statesboro, South Carolina, who spent a patient In the Bulloch County Ru·d·olph. and Iva. s at home. Sander3Yllle. Ga. Hospital. dl'e' 111'S Served the day. The G. A.'s of Harville Church and Soft Drinks Savannah Coffee with Crae:kers Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Brannen Miss Ruth Small of Hot CO. met Tuesday night, April 11th. SACK as Mr. and H. A. weekend with of Metter had spent the Fair Road aM family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, Mrs. Levy Small and Emma. near Brooklet spend·the·day guests Morgan Wate'rs with Amelia as and Mrs. J. H. Miss Brenda Collins was 'the 4-560 I Statesboro I Ga. April 16. Mr. Phone PO Wilson. age 27. died Hostess. Mrs. Waters led the FREE 2 BAG OF SUGAR and Terrell spendcthe-nlght guest of Miss Eugene HOTSHOT SPRAY-GET LB� Branner> and family reo 1 CAN Saturday morning, April 15. at group. During the social hour BUY Reddick Sharon Allen Friday night April ,------_ I 'his home near Brooklet after a freshments were served. 14 BRASWELL'S-AII Flavors short illness. Friends of Mrs. J. O. Alford I-::;:;;======; Miss Geneva Finch spent the ROBBINS WHOLE He is survived his will be interested to learn that weekend with Mr. and Mrs. by parents, Here Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson of she will be able to return to Tyler Finch Sr. two brothers, Glenfll her home the week from Bul­ HAMS lb. lh Miss Joann Hendley was the Brooklet, PICNIC 33e: Juiced Rite 'lal. 29c Wilson of Pembroke, Ga. and loch County Hospital. Is A from weekend guest of Mrs. Sally Wilbur Wilson With the U. S. A. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jones ALL-MEAT Jim Hendley of Millen. ROBBINS Chinto Dandy in Korea, and had as guests last week. Mr. Mr: and Mrs. Deray Boyd and his. mate�al • Few Julius Benton and South grandmother, Mrs. JuiJa AldTich and Mrs. family of Warrenville, 1 lb. cello 5 Ibs. 25c of Statesboro. of Albany, Ga. FRANKS 39c Rice 3lbs. 42c: Grits CONGRATULATIONS Carolina visited Mr. and Mrs. family Jinks Bragg and family for the Opening No.1 Can AMERICAN BEAUTY weekend. The Bulloch Herald - 6 Miss Brenda Collins spent Page Limit 2/ April 16, with Miss Specials Order & BEANS 3 for Sunday. Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 20, 1961 $5 PORK 19e: Joyce Ann Randall of Metter. �eTIDE 2Sc And T. LUZIANNE INSTANT TERMS 35c: Our EASIEST Potatoes 101bs. POSSIBLE BEST WISHES to Bananas lb. 1Oc: BEST Coffee 67c GALLON Y2 SOFTEE VICTORIA. The '61 GAtAXIE TOWN Ir.ue , In on our J. WISHES n.ld, wllh Cash the low· price luxury cor of ond comlorl. low Gal.Kle OR Thunderbird.inspired elegance new Tissue 4 rolls TRADE ever was onel 59c to if Ihere Cream trend'seller Ice JOHNSON'S A prle.. nowl I. NO NBC JOHNSON'S MINIT MART TRADE HALVES No. Can VANILLA WAFERS 1�0;Z. 27e: PEACH 2Y2 29c Many LIBBY'S CUT MORRIS· MART State$boro's Newest Idea For FROZEN PEACH, APPLE, CHERRY MINIT buill 10 Z Beouliful1y GREEN. BEANS ��� '61 FORO FAIRLANE. for for39e: Pleasant 10 PIES 3 S ... up 1.00 itself goes sav•• More FRUIT core of 30,� Shopping lake miles Give. and ... 4,000 miles belween lube jobs LIBBY'S Si;r.e hroku ad- the moat fo,' oil changes. Truck FROZEN LOCATED ON JOHNSON'S CORNER belween 14 oz. jU11 l�em�(!lv'l_oulomolically. the ..... 1 for CATSUP btls. z for 3ge CO. (corner of S. Zetterower & Fair Rd.) ORANGE JUICE From DUKES SUPERFINE

HURRY ..• CONCRETE Savings Petit Pois PEAS for 4ge CASH IN ON THIS MAY 0 N N A IS E pint jar 29c .. We are to have had the pri· happy A Falcon with sland· Thru :22- BIG '61afiilII!"�FALCON TUDOR. d. -Prices Good Sat., April I ce PRODUCTS 32.6 in low••t·pr Reserved- ord Ironsminion averaged m�g Rights " a.danl -Quantity and MONEY·SAVING Ihe 1961 Mobllgos Economy .Run-hlgh•. a.p••••nu.r of the cor In applying roofing 0 6· or a·cyllnder vilege as mileage by EVENT I hislOry. COMPANY �h' Run's 2S·yeor 'S:��:'��u�Ir�����!��dOI MINIT MART ,.tall d,lInt,d prices

... JOHNSON'S doing the sheet metal work f.D.A.F. Zetterower and Fair Road • Intersection of S. south zetterower POplar 4.2936 Ga. On Johnson's Corner-At BROOKLET MOTOR CO., Brooklet, JOHNSON'S MINIT MART Ga. PARKING IS NO PROBLEM AT - Statesboro, CONCRETE for strength insulation _ OZBURN.SORRIER FORD, INC., ct��in�t�Thund���-NOW�YOOrF�d��e��II---_--��------I------�---�--��---�

- Cecil C. Pacetti, Roofing permanence protection _ Futura· C ompa - walls _ -Falcon South since 1880 sound absorbtion Offices and Shop at end of Park Ave,-Serving Georgia floors - roofs - endurance REGULAR SERVICES AT and 22 and Sunday, April 23, . MIDDLEGROUND PRIMITIVE Evening services Saturday will ew astle News BAPTIST CHURCH begin, at 8 o'clock. Morning • Regular services will be held se�lces Sun'�y, April 23, will INC at Mlddlegrounel Prlmltive Bap- begin at II � clock, Elder P.O. tlst Church off tho Pembroke Revels' Jr, IS paslor of the Mr• em WI.11.lams Highway on Saturday evening church. L honored Sunday Mack A. Britton MRS. D. D. on 6 By AND!,RSON April DINNER BIG DAYS The family of Mrs. Lem Wil­ 9 liams honored him on his 80th birthday last Sunday at his APRIL 20-29 horne with a birthday dinner.

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One Children's . I Extra Table Q I' Mens' Large 13 fer Suits I·] OFF .... 10, 5t Handkerchiefs $1. Bathing Ci;ths , FOR SWIMMING wi;Ii" 'EM READY SUMMER STOCK UP NOW GET WHILE THEY LAST u.s. SUPPLY ROYALS GET A GOOD Usually 1.00 Dress Ul" \V;nJ,\\·s with GIFT WEAR GUARANTEED MOWER SALE! 'ALL Summer LAWN Imported bead necklaces, earrings. whites I Luster and fresh water pearls.· Single Falnous • Nationally 21" Self Propelled -,Imu/ated to ten-strond necklaces. Even'setsl AGAINST Venelian Dlinds • 2 H P Briggs & Stratton Motor Now 1·3 OFF BLOWOUTS • HAND TROTTLE AND ROAD HAZARDS SUCH AS: CUTS, RUPTURES, IMPACT BREAKS fin••t all· 554·99 OR SEPARATIONS AND m8101 blind BRUISES, mad.' Giv•• UNREPAIIABLE PUNCTURES. ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL full privacy • 2Y2 HP 4 Cycle CLASS AT UNION compl.t. plul • & Stratton Motor GIRLS' JAMAlCAS BLOUSE SETS HAS FISH FRY control 01 Briggs 0/ EVERY TIRE IRAND· The Adult Sunday School IIOhl ond 01,. • Steel Frame I Seconds class Church Prolec" fvr· Famous mill cottons I textured NEW iNot .... of Union Baptist _ Shimmering sateens, hop. a New Castle nl"'lngt b.all Not had fish fry at the sackings I Neat true·to.size all with sunny Relread.) tailoring, fit, 95 club house Besides Friday night. colton fashion details like AIioRia print sleeveless blouses. Extra " ALL U. S. ROYALS ARE fish, the men consisted of toss­ ' 6.70·15 novelty buttons, tiny collars, grown-up belts that repeat. QUALITY TIRES. ed salad, pickles, tarter sauce, Motor RAYON • 22" - 3 HP & Stratton corn lemon cake, FOR Briggs the Now's the time to her 2.73 dodgers" pies, 2 top's print story. get enough Blackwall tea and After - iced coffee. • Frame Hand Trottle 549·99 " EVERY U. S. ROYAL sup­ Steel chanoes (or the entire season. TI",',,. Sizes 7·14 / TIRE HAS NATION. per the group enjoyed several / games and contests. Those pre­ $5.00 • WIDE GUARANTEE. sent were: Mr. and Mrs. Sam 25" Self-Propelled �! Stratton Motor IN'eville, Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. • 3 HP Briggs & AllprtctJplullulldtfta4obllllre. TIRES Odom, Mr. and Mrs. Colon • Steel Frame - Hand Trottle 559·99 MOUNTED F R E E Akins, Mr. and Mrs. Delmas In NYLON_add S 1 Rushing, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Car­ los Jones Mrs. W. J. Bowen, $ Rev. andl' Mrs. C. K. Everett, NYLON 15 MONTHS or WHITEWAll add 3 1;� Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Children's Dresses Rushing GUAONTUt Little Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . . I RAYON 12 MONTHS 7.10-15 ,".95 7.60-15 $15.95 Rushing. GIRLS' GUAONTllt IYLON TUIELESS 7,so.14 ,14.15 Complete SIX ATTEND DISTRICT HOME DEMONSTRATION One . � BLOUSE Stock of MEET IN SWAINSBORO the District Home U.S.ROYAL COMr:::I�SIVE GUARANTEE Attending :';.:;;:{,�!, ,iiI.id. ��'i • Demonstration me e t i nl g in • LADIES' oil leaves a of additive ash. When the lest is as Rack tGUARAJm£D AGAINST IIDWOUTS. eute. breaks, reveals the ash-free secret of Shell X-IOO Premium. A simulated is on left shows, this deposit Impact ete.: puncture, Swainsboro Tuesday were Mrs. Hot piston test piston re��led, and and X-IOO aU the oil It leaves no addntve asb. .bust consequentlat dame" excepted; based on,service rendered.1 motor oil on it. As the at with Shel Premium, vaporizes. G. B. Mrs. G. E. Strick­ heated and a few of conventional multi-grade dropped picture right, • MENS' current list price for the period specified. Bowen, drops land, Mrs. D. D. Mrs. aUAlAJfTUD '"bINS' DEFECTS based on service rendered at current Ust price �nderson, SHORTS Delmas Mrs. Johnnie • CHILDRENS' until the tread wean smooth withoullimll IS to time or milelle. Rushing, Bowen, and Mrs Delmas Rush­ FOR FULL EXPlANATION OF COVERAGE AND',CDNDITIONS. Ladies ing Jr. of the New Castle Club. READ YOUR GUARANTEE CERTIFtCATE. SET Sun Hats Mrs. Delmas Rushing Jr. repre­ sented Bulloch County in the Sizes 3-6x 1.'1 f District Dress Revue and was 1\ \ one of four selectee to partici­ 39c to 51.99 STUBBS TIRE pate in the State Revue at Rock Dresses MISSES' 2·PC. OUTFITS Corp. in June. 51·73 4-3020 Eagle u.s. 301 South POplar BREAKTHROUGH: - -- ...... SHIRT & JAMAICA SHORT� Belk's.Own Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Ander: -Special- son, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall An­ Sizes 1-� "Twiste," 13 3/.­ u.s.ROYAL•.TIRES derson visited in Savannah on JEANS 3.73"1 makes other oil obsolete Sizes 6·16 Suddenly Shell every motor $5.00 Jamaicas: WOven stripes, fancies, cable effects. BRAKE PEDAl LOW? Tops: cool knill, broadcloths. Roll-up sleeves, PULLS 10 ONE SIDE? 2 For $5.00 CAR .lee.ele:,1 One with monogram motifilO to 18. new formula which �-==-J UNEVEN TIRE WEM? -with a revolutionary fights FRONT END SHIMMY? I ALUMINUM. �iHed Sheets ea. $1�66 TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON MEN & BOYS CLOTHING five internal troubles that can shorten engine life 180 Type Percale-Slight Irregulars OUTDOOR Boys ARCHDALE MEN'S Shell's research reveals five common the oil resists thinning. Then you're on the way to a BIRDSEYE OUR Thus, new Shell X-IOO Pre­ major repair bill. BELK'S OWN "Baby.B" ARCHDALE internal troubles that can shorten the life FURNITURE WASH 'NWEAR mium eliminates trouble from New SIICIl X-loo Pre",;"", SUMIWIER PAJAMAS sudden It temperature changes. sets all s1.ch at rest. It re­ of your car. All five work silently and (ears SHORT lubricates as in sort CHAIR SLEEVE just efficiently sists rcactiOlr willi any of 4.44 unseen. as it docs in it reg. $1.99 $1�59 BERMUDA june January. allt:i-freeze.it shNlgs off. Diapers - DRESS SHIRTS These troubles are additive ash, crank­ Trouble #4 engine acid The additives in Shell X·I 00 Premium resist washing out CHAISE All automobile engines manu­ case temperature changes, engine with water, too. In some oils, 7.99 dirt, facture acid. This acid can do DOlEN! additives can be lost 10 water 60 SHORTS acid and leaks. far more damage than friction. Revere's sturdy 1" tubing, cooling system leaks. In Shell X-IOO Premium, It can cat :H Weave nway engine purts bouncy all-weather webbing, Seamless-1st Quality-Mesh & Regular how new Shell Premium stay. Read X·100e in much the way stomach acid they Comfortable aluminum arms. for value 2 $2.99 can cause ulcers. Then you're How mucb does Folds flat to fee­ 5.00 internal troubles. store, carry. fights all five in trouble, Premium cost1 therlight yet tip resistanll At really Sbell X.100 2,99 2.44 One to combat ea. these low ,ell Usually pro w;IY engine prices,gellhe Hose pro 59c dealer in to can car's If you drive the national Ladies Shell affect. YOllr acid is to make the oil alkaline. overage every buildupl miles 52. _ it knock of the Archdale·tailored 2.99 new Shell method. 10,000 throughout! Cool, combed Special Usually TODAY,America has perfoMnaliCe-Call1Uake Many oils usc this But pcr year. 3 PAIR $1.73 white switch to Shell X-IOO Premium cotton Sanforized oxford cloth (max. X·IOO Premium Motor Oil alld reu rougllly. New Shell X·IOO Premtem. here's what happens. shrink. 1 %J. Contour�cut button down collar. for oil (with regular oil changes) will Sizes 6-18 ONLY••• ready your Spring change. New Shell X-IOO Premium TI,e al.� 4 SERVICES $1800 IIclltraliz,ing effect of cost more than Full, true-to-she cut. 14·17 neck. ec., 2.66. ALL jteg .... New Shell X·IOO Premium is Oddly enough, nobqdy yet you only $3.60 doesn't add to this problem-be­ k"line oil. gets weaker how Alkadine inevitably oil- or take a a because knows exactly ordinary give SUMMER AlIGNMENT genuine breakthrough cause it doesn't contain a mu/ weaker as acid cats NEW COUEO WHHL single the of the engine nickel. Alld it is the motor oil available works. But proof probably "otlli"g caster end only metallic additive. tile it eVCIlt:II­ and c.orred in the After up alkali"ity-til! exlm lISe a Emblem Men's First Quality Inspect that car simul­ is testing. ;f yo" pre­ Boy's short sleeve toe-in 10 helps protect your pudding already CHAMBRY Knee-length, comber end olign miles of lilly stops Ulorking completely. IIIium BLUE these five #2-crankcase dirt 1,200,000 city driving, grade. style. Prints, solid colors. No­ taneously against Trouble oil. 110 condition. test cars .T/,cII Y01lr louger gives original internal can shorten of Drive to Shell service KNIT SHIRTS iron embossed cottons. All· troubles that engines lubric�ted your leg. $2.99 AU accumulate crank­ YOII Clllti-acid protection, $2.44 WHHlS engines wid, Shell X-IOO Premium station and ask the dealer to I BALANCE FaONl life. Handbags Sizes 6-18 WORK SHmTS round elastic waist, snap engine matter well case dirt no how so little that it Shell tackles this troublesome oil bcfoece both front showed sludge change your while the engine Sizes 14-17 fasteners. Sanforized'. A, B, Precision #1-additive IIlib - Trouble arc filters. The acid in a new Includes Reg. $1.99 I Rotate all 5 fires fOl even they protected by could be measured. problem way. is still hot. Be sure to ask for Imports O. -moJl'. J% wheels. Instoll necessmy MOST CARS hardly C, t�,jnk. mile­ is to this dirt from Shell X-IOo Premium ucru­ uneven W£'Or and 20% greater to now, even the best pre· problem stop Shell X-100 Premium in the, weight!l to correct tirp: Up Trouble #3 ege life. motor were and forming all surfnees white can. It en­ Now wear. mium oils powerless getting together ally liiales engine protects your 51·00 - 51.77 I' which can temperature changes with a thin chemical film, The , to guard against additive ash­ sticky sludge clog gine from all five internal trou- metal at/sorbs some of . BELKS OWN STATE PRIDE EXPERTS because they aCl'Ually created it. your engine. Many motor oils tend to becol�e literally bles listed above. FAST SERViCe B� FACTORY-TRAINED Most usc a <10- Premium's to premium oils too when cold and too thin Shell X-IOO REG. $2.99 2 For While endeavoring keep your thick protec­ SPORT SHIRTS �����abric additive 1.0 do rho tlve Chemists call this Men's 55. crankcase shipshape, some of the tergent job. when hal. qualities. AT YOUR And well. ingredients in these oils con­ they perform But,like New Shell X·I 00 Premium is phenomenon "chemisorption." crust ash other additives. 1110st how it offers a tributed 1.0 the hard of detergents an all-year oil. Here's "Chemisorption" Feather Pillows combustion chamber. arc metallic and cause that old Alkadinc has a molecular protection OIL & GAS Service Station inside your works. longcr�lnsting against SHELL devil-ash. basket acid attack than other All other premium motor oils structure rhnr resembles a

VALUE 51AMP5 ���------. APRIL 19U1 GEORGI.A:, THURSDAY, 20, TOP Box 210 STATESBORO, VOLUME XX-Established March 26,1937-P,O,

• • � � � -� Statesboro Hegional Library. JOInS • nation In observing National TO" VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS Week 16·22 WITH COUPON AND PURCHASE April PURCHASE during COUPON AND PURCHASE PURCHASE COUPON AND Librarr WITH WITH COUPON AND WITH By MRS, F. W, HUGHES 2 Ibs. ARMOUR STAR BACON OIL CHARCOAL LIGHTER 1/2 Gal. WESSON Qt. This is National Library Week Void After April 22-Limit I Local to April 16-22. Ail libraries from Rotary are the Atlantic to the Pacific celebrating this week in various be The of such a represented ways. purpose week is to stimulate mere read­ ing by morc people. A revival at district meet of reading Is needed. What bet­ are asking incorporation, and - 10 The Bulloch Herald ter way to a richer, fuller life! a.s may be allowed like corpora. Page tlons under the laws of The Statesboro Club Georgia 1961 Rotary Americans must be better in­ are and here-­ Thursday, April 20, at the may Statesboro, Georgia, will be well represented more our ------­ formed by reading if :�te�e�x��� annual conference of the 692nd is to maintain its place COHEN ANDERSON Order of International country a No. 1089, Loyal ()istrict of cludlng the presentation' of Lodge Rotary of leadership in the world. Attorney for Petitioners for and during the 23.25 in Savannah, AI certiflcate the Secretary of Moose, Inc, April fro� 22- of 35 years, with the pri- Braswell, president of the local A revival of is more ORDER OF COURT State as required by Sec. period reading of renewal at the explra- club, said today. as we think of our PETITION TO INCORPORATE: 1803 of the Code of Georgia, vilege necessary that lime according to from 37 other Ro- discomfort over infla­ Ann. 1933; lion of Delegations Russia, Statesboro Lodge No. 1089, that which 8",:1 the laws of Georgia, and lary clubs in the district, tlon, space ships, crimes Loyal Order of Moose, Inc. It is hereby ordered, adjudged said corporation is hereby grant­ 'covers the eastern half of the mental illness. Books are more The Within and foregoing peti- and decreed that ail the prayers with ail the will attend. . now than ever before. and ed and vested rights state, also accessible tion read and and It of said pelillon are granted 1 considered,. and privileges mentioned In said conference, which meets Even the smallest community is that said petlton is said applicants and their as. :rhe a�pc�rJng petition. this at the Gen . .oglethorpe usually within reach of free withln the and intention socrates successors and assigns ye�r of 1961. IS to review Rotary libraries. purvie� and This 18 day April, Hotel, books through public of the laws applicable are hereby incorporaled h�ld make service Our own Bulloch-Bryan Re· ther",!o, under the WALTON USHER, Judge aCtl�ltles �nd to. that ail of saidl laws have made a body politic their its land Bulloch Superior Court for .ef. gionol Library, aside from been in.- name and style of Statesboro plan.s mcreasmg fully complied with, during the coming service to individuals at the fectlven�ss . P. schools District Gov. desk, serves all county ye�r, �Ibert Assistant Bookmobile librarian Is Macon communities the book- MRS, KATHLEEN RUSHING, HONORS were won for highest Reichert and by INDIVIDUAL by Hugh Darley Of. said; in the States�ro shown here processing some of the 38,821 books Brooks Waters for the most improved bowler; Jeff average, 173; shelves the Bookmobile �o�b����� aa:���U!�ad���l��� Regional Library to be place'

_ Completely SCALE OF POINTS c_h_il..:cd_l_o_se..:ce:_. Ave" 4-20 15 and how much PLASTIC lOb Savannah POplar • Television· Pool • Big-car ride luxury ices, And Il')ore! Come In, See Swimming scale of points last The following OGEECHEE INTEREST • • • More rear-seat room than year our bank can the for Wonderful Food lounge help you! will be used by judges AT trunk than last year GROUP MEElS • Service • Wider doors, bigger arrangements: - INSURANCE AGENCY Baby Sitting and the first COMMUNITY\CENTTR • 50 nearly SORRIER administrntion building • engine_Mercury's dominance, lightweight • THE CANNON SCHOOL an:! Super-economy 6-cylinder (balance, Interest , , TRANSPORTATION TO AND Falls Design The Group FREE of Tallulah �V",Clnt� can be even 1011 4-2824 on the campus Iwoltll ",arC! than % ollht plleCiI. rOYI and scale) Ogeeche: Courtland Passie Fenton Ottley Library II YOUI !ltde.ln h obcve aVOIOOCi tllCi Individual deolCiI. proportiol> at 2 19 St., POplar 10 the p,lcing policy 01 rhythm, met Tuesday mght, April pounds lighter, FROM MUNICIPAL AIRPORT school is .-odIlIIOntli. The", tClIIII\ IIICIV vary \lightly aeeOldtng suitability to II,. "The Light in the Mountains." The ' 30 knowl\as , , polnt.s; Center With School, the Commumty Association of Insurance and the Amer­ � owned and suitability • handle, Members of the Agents HOLIDAY! school in the nation 25 points; five members present. Big, easy.grip Georgia EVERY 5TAY-SA in that it is the only placement, twenty· � unique Tallulah Falls 20 n .. .". .. .. ""s A. D. .. M,'. and Mrs, Royce McEI­ Acqualntencu of Mr. Lanier a esI to I... James spent W Service _ nddened Revival at F IrSt Mrs. veen of Atlanta are spendlny Goodman rela­ eyan lilt last week with on begins rew days u few days with relatlves here, of hla deatli Saturday. fOl Giant WHITE uves In Atlanta. Mrs, Fronle Hagan of Atlan­ had been a resident h9,te OR ta Is spending a tew days with some time. • Mrs, Julia 'Novlls of Nevlls Box holds meet Mr. and Mrs, John Olliff, ... BLUE last of her Guild ..ta 01 Mr. 2 4 was the week Luncheon gu Church guest Mr. and Mrs, T, T, Tatum Mrs, Flake, Mrs. J W. Holland on Satur­ ARROW April sister. Grady EVBIE RIGGS REGISTER ELEMENTARY Hlnesvllle recent­ Baptist By MRS. lind of family were Mr. and Mr.. I!. II. are TO SPONSOR day Mrs.• Iohn friends of the church Invued NEW OFFICERS FOR SCHOOL moved here to make their Giant By A. Robertson Rev. and Mrs. C, E. Cassidy ly of SayaMah. $5.00 or The Wesleyan Service Guild CHUCK WILLIAMS welcome them here. Kennedy to attend the METHODIST WSCS of Cave Springs visited Mr, and home. We more Food Revival services will be held !,,��ngs, week, 0 f the Register Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Lehmon Dekle and Mrs. W. R. Box ARE ELECTED Mrs. S, R, Kennedy last PTA will Visiting Mr, Ord.r at the Brooklet First The Register spon Dekle Baptist E BOHLER ELECTED Church met afternoon, and sons, Remer, Johnny Anderson the weekend DR C Tuesday sor a local talent show and during Ch from 24 and Mrs, Paul Robertson of and Pat Hunt Alt­ April through Mrs. J, H, Griffeth, Mrs, C. E, Mr, at the home of Mrs, Athens; ,MIss were Mr, and Mr•. Garland - II, I A TO' OF'FJ'CF. IN DISTRICT April Chuck Williams, radio-Tv and eLimltlWlih 30, The was Paul we r e luncheon BABY FOOD priu�,Ch announcement Williams and Mrs, W. L, lHend, and children. Amy. Jill, of Albany, derson of Savannah. Mr. A. D. STARINED Ottis with 12 mem- screen on In made the Rev. MEDICAL SOCIETY of Holloway personality, stage, Mr. and Mrs. Oran by Kent L, Gilt- rlx, nominating committee for Jr., Beth and Robin, Albany guests or Mlllford and Bon, Billy of Ifart,. .. ber person. at the Register Elemen SHORTENING enwoter, pastor of the church. the Womans of Christian were weekend guests of his par- present. Hunt of Thompson on Sunday, and Mr. Je_ At the of the First Society School on well. Georgia. meeling W, Ro- tary Friday night of Mr. and M 0 r n i Service of the Methodist Church ents, Mr, and Mrs, J. Weekend guests Anderson of Atlanta_ OR g Services, Monday District Medical Society held III The devotional was by 28 at 8 o'clock. 59; � glvcn April Mrs, C. J. Cartee and 64���: Sr. family Gerber will 10:30 announced the officers for bertson 3-Lb. be at Miss Statesboro last Wednesday, Dr, Sallie Riggs, The presl- Three will be awarded a .ta­ t�rough Fnda,y, h�ye prizes was Miss Annette Cartee of MIBs Barbara Bowen, o clock. Mon- Brooklet 1961-62. as follows: Mrs. J. A, local talent show, At C. E. Bohler, physi- , Jesse Flak. of Savannah spent dent. Stephens Jr., In the at the 01 a-­ STRAINED BABY Eyenlllg,'erYlc�s, Savannah. , dent Unlyerslty Tin Frt.. at Mrs, W. B. Parrish: through ay, Will be was elected councilman for Mr. president over a short bust- tractive door will be day, clan, ,PreSident, Monda with his parents, prizes Miss Dekle and Ronald gla In Athens. Ylslted her fa­ 8 o'clock. S cry Icc s Mrs, Hoke Bran- Mary ,J FfD Sunday. the First District, exclusive of' Vice-president, ness meeting, away. Bowen ... ASTOR ' Flake, given W, B, QUANTITY RIGHTS Mrs, and �s Grady Adams of GSC vlslted Mr. and ther. Mr. Limit lof April 30, Will be at 11:30 a.m. He Was also nen; Recording Secretary, The of the show will Savannah, appoint. proceeds Mrs, J, L, Dekle on Trapnell Bowen during tile RESERVED � and 8 John A. Robertson; Treasuer, Mrs. J. W. At close of the meeting Saturday your chclce p.m. ed chairman of arrangements for Recent guests of ,the be used to purchase tans for a social hour night. weekend, , Liquid LB, which will be Mrs, T, R, Bryan, Forbes were Mr, and Mrs, Dock enjoyed by the classrooms. Admission will with or Clapps The Rev, S, Mikell 1962 , �as the GOOD Thru $5.00 George meeting the which the PRICES CAN Departmental Secretaries: Pro- Savannah Mrs, group during cents, • of 25 and 50 will o Donaldson be more Order ¢ be the vislttng minister All held In' Statesboro PINK VEL •.•.• '., delicous refresh- • _." '.,'_''. ChrisUnn Social Reln- SA TURDA APRIL 22 .0 motion, Y, -, A. J. Trapnell and Mrs. Carpen- host,ess ser�e� 3 59 .�, :., f ',' to ments of 220% 120z ,l"' Actlvt- consisting cherry pie .�,,�:.� <. tlons and Local Church ter of Statesboro. Mr, and Mrs, ewe • With salted Can Can ,I'" ties, Mrs. Brooks Lanier; Mlssi- Mrs, Harold Zet- whipped cream. REPAIRED 69� 39¢ Arthur Bunce, REGISTER HOME GUNS PILLSBURY Mrs, nuts and tea, f onary Education, George terower, Mrs, Kate Lanier and DEMONSTRATION CLUB or trade - • Youth Work. Mrs, If you have aun trouble or wl.h to buy (I11III, PLAIN or Roebuck; Mrs. Ambrose Campbell, 14 MEETS APRIL •• �_r� w. Children's or call ROY SMITJf, 4-9707. I buy, 11, trode, Bar D. Lee; Work, POplar Beauty SELF "WI S. R, and Mrs, V, ·1'1 bring Mrs, John C, Cromley; Spiritual Mrs, Kennedy DRIGGERS-DASHER Tho Register Home Demon repair and .Iean firearms, old and modem. yisite:i Mrs, , RISING E. John McCormick A 'I 14 t VEL a Life, Mrs, C. Williams; Sup- CI b SPECIALIZING IN REPAIRING AND SERVICING Savannah Wed- plies, Mrs, W, 0, Lee; Literature H. F, Hendrix In Mrs, S, H, Driggers announces ���tl��me �f ;:;�:. Hpr�, Akin� the Federal FlreannB LI.ense Number 118-1488 FLoua 5�49; and Publications, Mrs. C. S. nesday. engagement of her daugh- with Mrs Lester Akins as co Bars ASTOR ter, to Lowell H Dasher, Ready to Serve You 2 39¢ I Naomi, ' hostess you Jones; 'f M and M Circle Mrs, R, L. Poss; SORo of Mr, and Mrs, 0 H. Dash- DRIP or REG. Leader. urs SATISFACTION m(J�e'!J.. G ra y a e rdBY w::� This was to be a MY MOTJ'O-SERVICE AND Mrs. Joe DdlRnerFru:sts.;;, er of Guyton. work-day Program Chairman, AIva VACUUM Mrs. Mattie Lanier, Mrs. and the met at 10 o'clock In ' group Toilet Soop HI. g ram Secretary-Treasurer Fred Denmark, Thompson and The bride-elect, daughter of and everyone got busy and PACKED CAN �\ Mrs, Kerntit Clifton. ROY SMITH'S GUN SHOP INSTANT all of Savannah, the late S, H. Driggers, Is em- made a beautiful assortment of PALMOLIVE $ The Ladi es Aid Society of the Located at Re.ld...... 8 mil.. west of Statesboro, 011 the Coun- with the assistant Primitive Church met ployed by Effingham compotes COFFEE Baptist Mad Mrs ' W L Beasley Westside S.hool Road Reg, BROWN N' SERVE 49; ty Board of Education. and at Miss Webb, su 19 at the home of agent, Judy �s of rela- Bars Monday night wer;' w�ekend .. PHONE PO 4-9707 2 21� gu�sts' present IS on a leave of ab pervisor. Mrs. John, Kennedy. in Ga. lives Columbus, sence to work toward her de- Limit one with • • • At the noon hour a delicious

with at GSC, " Reg. or R, L. Poss Sunday gree covered dish lunch was $5,00 mort BROOKLET GARDEN spent enjoyed Maxwell - ., Toilet .::�:�. relatives iOJ Athens. Mrs, Gertrude Gear Joined the Soop Order CLUB SPRING FLOWER Mr. Dasher has a B.S, degree Pkgs. and the after- A, SHOW IS MAY 10 I Miss Ann spent last from GSC and an M, Degree PALMOLIVE 2 29; Mygrant �;;::,':," S���i��nch. ROLLS from He Is weekend with her in Peabody College, Bath DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED ra lden.t parents M rs. Fred B dfor.d presi Social Studies teacher in the The president, Mrs. L. J. Hol- CordeI e. Garden a short bus- 2 Size 29¢ of the Brooklet Club. Effingham County High School. loway, presided at are In Ken- 14-oz. House has announced that plans Mr and Mrs. Guy Freeman iness meeting. Miss Donnie Mr. Farmer the Flow- The of Miss her on '" the making for Spring and �ons Guy Jr. an� Steve. wedding Driggers nedy gave project report er Flowers for and Mr. Dasher will take health and Mrs. Leon Holloway Facial Lvs. ,.. Show "Arranging have mav'cd to Cairo where they place Soop illl the Enjoyment and on make June 16, at 8:00 p.m., on rural electrification. Bea�ty," will their home. Ditches or Wet BREAD 2 29 on the so- First Church of Brook- Have Spots Wednesday, May 10, Baptist Why Open SPREE or EVAPORATED Mrs, Gear some very CARNATION, PET SILVER COW cial hall of the Methodist Mrs, Joe Grooms spent last let. No invitatlons will be is- gave Reg, ideas on quick and Church, from 3:30 to 8:30 p.rn.. weekend in Phenix City, Ala., sued but friends andl relatives interestin�. in Fields? Let Us Put nutrition. your 2 Bars 29¢ will be Flow- with Mr. and Mrs. Artc Grooms. are invited to the wed- easy Tall Mrs. C. S. Jones attend er Show chairman, ding. There were 22 with W en tcanrt I ed the present will be M rs,'Ed ynn Rules and regulations two new members, Mrs. Alvin . ,.. members or the Canasta Club DRAIN TILE Facial Soop Cans'" announc ed I Smith of Mlll- Donaldson and Mrs. Neal Bo- MILK a�e�. at her home Wednesday night. Mrs: De��rd �5'" a Mrs. Ches­ 3 VISited her wen. Also mother, visitor, THRIfTY MAID EVAPORATED edgevllle SPREE Mrs. H. Homemak- Mrs. J. C. Preetorius, last week- ter from Metter. AT J. Hinton, Williams, FAMILY NIGHT • III II' for so can Both Bul- end. severa) of Mrs, in you you plow right throu�h ¢ BROOKLET·NEW HOPE ing Teacher at Southeast S�nda� Bars Preetorlus friends called to DCn- 2 41 24-oz. NEVILS CHURCHES loch High School, spent last Mrs, Waldo Martl'n and chl'l. . her on observance . , gratulate the and at Mill· of Hahira spent last week for the Thursday Friday of her 82nd birthday. dr,en �:�� Jar TOP CORN PROFITS- Family Supper Night mother, Mrs. L. A. An- FOR - a Confer- Brooklet _ New Hope Nevils edgevltle Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Usher Job For You MILK atlend�ng ����o�er. We do the Complete 39; Teachers at 3 the R V be held! at cnce a to E will of have returned from E S Churches tfiff"s SuperviSing trip - Use seed com. Mrs, J. L, Jesse Jewe,1I Grade "A" Quick Frozen Morton Frozen Delicious hybrid Brookl.t Church Tuesday night, Georgia State College for Wom- Long Beach, Fla" New Orleans, Visiting Mr. and the 25, at 7:30, La., Fort Worth and Dallas, Riggs during the weekend were -Plant for a stand. • • • en. heavy Texas. They were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jim Watson and I'or I'ree Estimates -Use fertilizer & lime. on the motor trip by Mr. and daughter, Leah of Hinesville. enough LLOYD COLEMAN DIES IN JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Mrs, L. J, Holloway, Mrs. -Lay by early. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS ���a DAn��r�:nde��O;a:��a�.iSS Eli Kennedy and Mrs. Donie Call FRYER Mrs. J. W, Forbes received PRESENT PROGRAM attended the district PARTS CREAM PIES Mrs. J. H. Hinton will attend Kennedy the weekend of the FOR TOP BANKING SERVICE-SEE US. word during AT KIWANIS CLUB the FHA State Con.yention, that Home Demonstration meeting death of her son-in-law, Lloyd is being held at the in.kler Plaza in Swainsboro Tuesday. died the At the of the Kiwanis Coleman, who' Friday, meeting and tomor­ Mr. nndl Mrs. Graham Bird Breast, the Hotel, Atlanta, today Lb. a heart attack in Club last Thursday night. visitors to Savan­ 14, following row. Misses Jane Carol were business Edwards Le;!:.co�:�e�na, where he lived. Future Homemakersl of SEBH L�n.ler, Jacksonville, Fla. nah on Jimmy Thighs, Delores Jnc- Tuesday. LIS. • •• Williams, 'Butterscotch, School presented an interesting GO.dbee, and Mrs. John Donald­ Pkg. FOR The qUita Jones, Ann Savage and Mr. NET . Drumsticks Cocoanut Mr. and Mrs. Richard WiI· program. They were, assisted by the $ Hughes, FHA son of Miami, Florida, spent Phone us Coiled at Ga. Miss Cheryl 309, Claxton, Iiams attended the funeral serv- Miss Rabun and Brown, memb�rs weeke.nd with Mr. and Mrs. "We ices of her uncle in Effingham student teachers. A skit, Anderson. � 99 rs. Inton 0 e mee Charles I. Premium � S�H sc�oo�h. acco�pallled109, 2 last Tuesday. Are The Builders of Hom'!," 99,. 2 89; County Swanson's Loin of Pork Minute Maid Frozen Bulloch a mem- which the objectives of the 1------­ Blue Goose Fresh Frozen County Miss Naomi Driggers, gave l%-Lb. ber of the faculty 0 fthe Mar- Future Homemakers" organiza­ God­ Dinners Juice 5 Cans low School, is attending Geor- tion, was given by Cnrol Pkg,59¢ Orange 99¢ Strawberries Bog 79¢ Janelle gin Southern College this school bee, Jacquita Jones, Morton's Frozen is Poss and Bank quarter. Mrs. W. B. Parrish Rushing, Patsy Penny substituting for her while she Trapnell. The inspirational was Insurance HAM -Member Federal Corporation- is at GSC. by Carol Godbee, presi­ Biscuits Deposit given Pkg.29- SE Bulloch ______dent of the FHA at Mrs, J. H, Hinton is like advisor for thA FHA. NO BONE YOUR BEST Govt. Graded DOZ. .1I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••III!IHigh' NO WASTE BUY curb �EAT [(iAf:MdeEG;' 5 2 $100 curh to Fryers Allsweet Oleo Downyfloke U.S. Savings I-Lb. carpeting! LB, 29c Margarine Pkg. Waffles 3 Pkgs.49¢ Stamps Sara Lee Treado ; S300DOWN teach children Look For New, Finer Quality Sunnyland Family thrift and Brownies Pkg, Pecan Pies Size 59¢ good LUNCH MEATS Chevy's ) - FRESH FLORIDA GROWN citizenship Jet-smooth W-D "BRANDED" FRESHLY Payments Monthly too RED BLISS POTATO'ES 5 B�G 29, (Nellerto !aileJormg) ride P�G. u.S. SAVINGS BONDS Ground Beef 3 $119 $65· $67 Roads we can't change­ FANCY CRISP CUCUMBERS 5 FOR but what a delightful change Cashmere CHUCK ROAST BEEF PLATE STEW 29; we've made in what's BOUQUET between you and the road. With Full Coil Bath Lb. 49; 2 Lb.. JUICY GRAPE(RUIT B�G SOLOMON CIRCLE susp(!nsion, 29; 8 39; and 2 Bars 29¢ Juicy Sunk 1st unique body cushioning w-o "BrOllded" T-bon. Talmadge w-o "Branded" Round Bone Shoulder and a whole LEMONS insulation, . other road- STEA K Lb, R 0 A S T Lb, 59¢ chassisful of Cashmere Farms w-o "'Bronded" Full Round f tamers, Chevrolet gives you Cut W-D "Bronded" Club or Sirloin 3 Bedrooms BOUQUET SMOKED S the red carpet treatment TEA K Lb, 89¢ S TEA K Lb.89¢ wherever travel. And Reg. COUNTRY you 2 Bars 21- \ w-o "Bornded" Beef that's what's waiting for MEATS SHORT MULLET FISH Ib_ 19c you now at your Chevrolet RIBS Lb, 39¢ Kitchen Large dealer's. Detergent FRESH, TENDER HAMS ! GIANT AD 50-oz. Nomad I-Dr. B-P..... SIal"", Wag"". Box 79¢ SAUSAGE Natural Gas

POLE We Specialize In Air Deodorant BACON SLICED BACON BEANS Room Original Designs Pound FLORIENT Outside Storage Buy From Your Lorge Local Manufacturer Can 79¢ BOB FLORIDA A Statesboro Industry Since 1922 WHITE Ib GROWN Las. SEE: 4·2821 Large Box FAB 33, Mary Lee Bishop GIANT FAB 49, 2 29, Thayer Monument Box 77¢ Jimmy Gunter 4·3414 Pine Fresh E·Z Off Company Ine. 14-oz. 8-oz. Franklin Chevrolet West Main Street Company, 15 Lorge Box VEL 33. Dutch Cleanser '2 Size 29¢ Oven Size Cleaner Phone PO 43117 4·5488 Ga. Main St. Phone PO Statesboro, GIANT VEL Pure)( Household Cleanser 60 E. 18·oz. . Reg Giani 77¢ Beads 0' Bleach Size 39¢ A I a x 2 Size 33¢ 2 Size , • SAI.E GSC UNDER SECURITY DEED IAt The Bulloch Herald Engagement of

GEORGIA, Bulloch County Patricia Redding Announcelllents Women'. New. and L.gal is announced be��:,"\";59hjkWJr'ii���� I ....,oll�� M'asquers' Spria�g Play and Brother, WINTON HEND· ,�����. Mr, and Mrs. James P. Red­ LEY did execute to Modem ding announce the a • engagement Bulloch County, G Homes Construction Company, of their daughter, Patricia Ann a Florida • certain Overstreet corporation, 10 ------.------Redding, Phillip Anthon� .-�---..... security deed to the following �Mixed.Up': Howard, son of Mrs. Mary Slm­ described land: 0tnersI I n the cast I ADVERTISEMENT PETITION FOR CHAPTER thlrt�·tlv6 ye.... with the prlvi- "See How Run," the nclude mons Howard lind the lute Mr. All that tract or of They lege of renewal at the explra- parcel Claude Astin, Atlanta, as the (CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT) land situate, lying and In Masquer's spring quarter presen- Ralph Howard. GEORGIA, Bulloch County. tlon of that time accerdlng to being 4 Curtis Anderson the I 523rd' G. M. Land District tation to be May bishop; as , Miss attended Geor­ the I.ws ••nd that performed Mrs. Ernest Brannen, Society Editor Phone 4·2�82 Redding STATE OF GEORGIA of Georgi and Jack of of Bulloch Ga, , and be- and 5 is 1.0 be a comedy Humphrey; Smoot, Fort Southern and wlJl To the Superior Court said corporatlcn Is hereby grant- County, gla College No. 49 on the Robert Stewart, as • Russian a DeIlartment: Defense·Military of Said Counly: ed and vested with .11 the rights Ing Lot College in the words of director Spy; and receive B.S. degree in elemen­ Place Subdivision, to I. the contention Joro Deal es • Division T. F. Renfrow, Mrs. Wilnla G. and privileges mentioned In sold according IN RECt,N'r yt:AIlS there it explained, Overstreet, "a mixed-up affair." policemen, tary education from the Univer­ Game a Statesboro Garden Mr. and Mrs. Charles phil of by R. H. Cone, on that the Executive Branch hos n staken Address: 959 Confederate Ave, Renfrow and Gee. M. Johnston, petition. 108 been a tend ncy Th I I s b d m I sity of Georgia in June. She Is of which Is recorded In growing p E. at this the constitutional to make a a S. hereinafter called the applicants, Granted Chambers, ;he pm-t of agencies in the Exec- right � una�nownaSI� enut\",nty. Club meets at Mrs. Hendrix hosts \ member of Phi Mu Sorority. Plats No. . located 01 the lst �I.took of I, page 85 In . determinntlon \ Project: ARMORY this application for Ii.y of April, 1961. reneh to WI'thl10 Id In for- unilateral of wllat·n Vicker or Mr. Howard is a at bring the Ofnce of the CleJ1k of the rtive B In the play, the Honors student of a charter for a WALTON USHER Is entitled GSC D Statosboro. Georgia granting prl- 1111Lion of a non-security nature Information Congress Merton·cum ayea ay Ellis' Tea House at dinner Georgla Tech where he is Court Superior Court of Bulloch Coun- Middlewick, pi party major­ SERIAL NO. SBO.2U.62.323 vate corporauon ami show to Judge Superior the to receive. The latter, it elnb- Ga, Said lot 45 (rom Congreee and public. Jim Field" Claxton, is irn- The Statesboro Gorden Club On Mr. and ing inl industrial management, the court the facts: Bulloch County Georgi. ty, measuring by continued from page 8 Friday evening, 1. Sealed bids in DUPLICATE, followmg feet 125 feet and the The trend hns been o-uted, is un unauthorized exten- different The will take 1. for Bulloch by being part.leu- personated by three met Tuesday, April 11, at Mrs. MIS. Charles Hendrix were hosts wedding place desire , They themselves, GEORGIA, County. nn Executive Order on will be received until 2:00 p.m. same Jot to Jane in sion of man June at the First their associates and successors, Flied in office, this the 3 conveyed Mary Indy pronounced departments It'109 10 Y boro; Leonard Kent, Summit; Ellis's Tea Mrs. Arnold ut a dinner party at their 11, Baptist Eutem Standard Tues- day clnsalfled documents which char.cters,. res� House, lovely Time, Il 1961 Frink from Willie Frink handling can. pro. Church. to blede ncorporat under theo.f..pr ,. hllartous suuauons. Jane Rose wns hostess. A dessert new home on Fletcher Drive. . Mary Moore, Slatesboro', 16 1961 at the Office t0b 1945 a re- hlbita OlIO from day, M.y J,RUFUS ANDERSON dated �deeder,'8 nd trcveralul mat- ugency reloaaing I I name of E the I y n McMillan, M an, Leroy Roughton, Sandersville; course em. coffee were served. Colorful of U Col �rl Bodron (address Ior- n document in un- spring flowers, beau- ters like originuting unconven- RENFROW COnON CO., INC. Metter; Cath- E. were abov,;) and publicly open- ���c-: �r whose athol' without the con- plays Sin:amon£, Mrs. J. Bowen Jr. presided tlfully arranged! used then. BCulelrlochksupouerlnotrCr y cGoeuortrgI. t�:'�le��3'ors�epe���r' cign aid agency Penelope, ,the re- Li!lian Mrs. J. B. Williams ad (or furnishing all plant The principal orrico and place tiona I Vicker s WIfe who erine Smith, Woodcliff; und In the ac.ence of Mrs, the home, 4-27-4tc No. 49 h ave sent of the rn'lginntlng agency. Buford throughout sold ofllclula c I.tior, materials and equipment of business of corporation �. __ turned to at thehasl Jeanette Willets, Vldallu. co��, :���h .co:�t�' .?reo��� become acnsi- Only recently Congress amend, England ?se Knight, president. Mrs. Knight The dinner menu offered bar. entertains and .11 for the shall be located In Bulloch date therewith for two in America. Queen thousand career . perlo�ng work, tho old law on of her acting and Mrs. Lawrence Mallard were In with LEAVE TO SELL tive to cd preservation men becued baked crab above project County, Georgia, the privl- seven hundred and repeat- soldier The seruor and women turkey, ham, described �trlct slxty-foUl1 documents Clive, an American in Savannah where attend- of Hearts Club accordance With the of establishing branch of- e d crltlclsms. of government to ]>1'0- received they au gratin, asparagus casserole, speciflcn- lege 08/100 ($2 764 08) d II 11 who first strikes. confusion by the leader- A rush of ami fices and of business in This is notify all persons con- But it nlso has vide thut it would not authorize w�o flrs.t State Con- beans, ltalian tlons, schedules, drawings places shown a ad� ro:. were: J. D. snap rice, relishes, Mrs. J. B. WiIIi.ms was host. power­ as by' securi�y the is ship-service as such other as be cerned that Calvin E. Cleary informntion from dressing like Vicker, por- .hon.or addenda follows: places may corded in the Office of the Clerk cropped UT' in withholding �n��:nGarden CIU� pound ess admlnlstrator of the estate of Frank of Bar· Cherry, Jewell on Thursday afternoon to 2. Bids will be submitted In determined. as Mi. 01' the but the Lrayed by Chew, Balnbfld�e; A discussion on the 01 the S Court of B I such unlikely places the Congress public, general ���e �I��u��ff:e�memade the Hearts Mrs. C.ddle Scott de· . Greene, Leonard Queen of club sealed the at· 2. The applicants are resld·· Cleary, contl'nlles tow. Dou.glas.vllle; Show bridge upon loch , In PI.cement and the of envelopes Hme BmI Commission in hush G \vl'tIIIIOld,'llg th"ougll PI.ces were I.id for Mr. the cou�rr'3eorgl. boouk' gl'atory rrIS R0ber ap- and at form of bid and marked ents of and their post office ceased, has flied wllh me an ap- K en,t S t t5, BIa- Hodges Party House. tached Sue .. luxury 240 lY64'2� which has classified documents both Ill'bitrury and devious pro- Ellis, Stotesboro, portrays U�I!'I; pointment cf members to sped- Mrs. Frank Simmons Mr. address Is plication for leave to sell the L._ WIlham Stewart, Jr., in th£!l' upper left-hand comer, Statesboro, Georgia. h.s "'" Miss .n old Maid who kely; DIXie; wtfe�::s S�ldan�ote on the of cedures. SkUlon fic duties were the chief items Mrs. A and white color at and of following lands to wande";ngs migmting and Aulbert Brannen Jr., purple In other too, "Rid on ARMORY located 3. The purpose object belonging come In d' as to for James Wrinkle, Daillon; Victoria Just toe the and off you go. Bllt Buick pnmpers you way., of efaul� birds us "confidential" nnd despises Pe�elope marrying at the busiJ:'es3 session. Mrs. Mr. and M·rs. J'5 a a c motif was carried out pedal Instantly, Statesboro" to be at 2:00 said is pecuniary said estate. for'the purpose f{ame Hassie Maude Me- Bunce, effectively .nd opened croporotion and undefSlgned electsprincls::l,.t IN ONE CASE the Subcom. the Vicker. Cone, Sliison; Wilhout strain. Swift as a bird. And as the With lavish room for heads, shoulders 16 1961. and to its sharehold· paying debts and for distribution the. the Depllrtment of Agl'icultul'e Claude Howard presentejl the Mr. and Mrs. Mr. In purple and white iris anell PM., Tuesday May gain profit note become due at Elveen, Brooklet; Mar c 1 Jerry Howard, Hntter and that I will said Freeman l'csol'ted to a B maid antdl the gar miles Sense the luxurious Wider doors and Boors. The bidder who is awarded the ers. The nature of the pass upon ?""tlre vhich, until Secretary mitl�c holding Ida, cockney program. She showed a film in and Mrs. Akins, Mr. and accented in table appointments, Oy by, suddenly you legs. Deeper, general �he the Moo r e, Statesboro; Wendell Ducky ex- transacted is and In orfice in dftcd had un "adminis_ ufter n rcquest fol' in- sensible character in ar- softer seats. Fisher. The contract will be required to business to be application my nN� Th f � rdi t it, plncctl hcarlllg only technicolor of Williamsburg Mrs. Belton Mr. and featuring white covers and pur- sUence of Buick's new Wildcat V·S. Body by elegant States at the Nonie Moore, Lyons; J. D. Wit- Braswell, gre.t ccute contract form for con- the powers desired boro, Georgia, May confidentinl" on formution hud gone unfilled lor play, is by Purvis, These were and white The Clenn Look of Action. SOllnd like .the corporate the s�ur� trtltivcly stump portrayed rangements. inspira- Mrs. Hal Waters and Mr. and pie . guests Relllize it as at your type? Origina{���'ot��d seven weeks. dis· lacoochee; nd Sara K.le Scar· whispers softly expressway ty deed and the laws In such "I ol'der permitting 13 pel' cent Testimony Ringwald, Savannuh. .• tional and geraUy enjoyed, since Mrs. Hobson DuBose and the were served a congealed salad See your Buick Dealer toduy, as To sell and to be closcd that thc had been boro, Garfield. as it does at 30. Because II's been .l.�c¥l:� <::f�h� ��r���,::,) ar::. buy, generally te'8:;":::lo�for1o�;f� cases made and provided, the nlOI'C water to be ndded to hams. rcqucst \ the Statesboro Garden Club will with fruit and speed the sold: That lot or of land hosts. topped dressing the Interest of the State may deal In cotton Including pow_ parcel was routed 12 different of· the first students streamlined-inside and out-to more The situlttion sllmma";zed tlll'ollgh Oul 01 to be in of for ------coffee. Later Cokes were served. give you and all er as or broker for situate .nd, In the charge arrangements require, to reject any to .ct .gent lying being e es an or ficcs and wns dust in BuUoch ��dt'hrslghl"1,g will e�pob!;t'0;ld"d'IO rcccntly by Columnist JOSCTlh gl1thel'ing receive awards on Honors the home of Mrs. I. A. Brannen Mrs. J. Robert Mrs. (but on less And it's teamed with to waive in others and to do all other acts 1209 G. M. District of Day tin, Smith, go gasl). up bids, any Inlonnality for cash the above·descrlbed with the observation "In box" of an Assistant Mrs. Edward Scott with AIROP that, e In some have become outstanding on top 11 and to or .nd Incident to the opera. County, Georgi•• nd In the City C Lak· S.vannah Avenue which Is Louis Ellis, Mrs. Hen"Y ElJls, now, Drive (ntlloextrn '61BUICK� blda accept receiVed. things the. trigger-quickTurbino .•• ouw_ Denmark after been the Seclctnry. amp such Willurd, score received • cheese knife Ex('{/{nH IItW IJroo/ whf!" bt,," Or all Items of tiOIli of a cotton serv- of Statesboro, facing IIhuving always individuals, a!j. on Ihe Placement Tour. Mrs. Brunson', Mrs. 01. an¥ any complete rs n Harry that's smoother and than ever. lite 8uicJr will build reject ::'1.ta:tfi rp[0�e:9:ertl8e�:,y most in thc In instances those PATRICIA REDDING .nd boardl for for costl) quieter mobilu buill, Mem. Street the home open govcl'nment except Cartee ' commander In the cutting high; bidder Icc. being formerly . The were served a des· IIff Mrs. James bid. unle. the qualifies between the leg.1 hours of sa1/e t�lI goests Everett, Bland, stood. ours has now to,o:"o . I'I"oh'lI1� Ir."ttnr" relating to t1. low Mrs. wo.. tea such bid by spodtlc limil.tion. b. To manuf.clure, buy, seU world, sert course and coffee. Mrs. Mrs. F. Ivey Spivey the 00 s to Johnny Th.yer, C.I------, .. W d ...... IIltls a elosed govel'llment." �hysicat se��rit; our glass hi-jacks. Floating prize, a B"�7rgu:g �':::!"n� o� natio�, ������d,s!a���f::::;.t �e�nr�\� Those attending were Miss Parker Jr., Mrs. Nath Holloman, t!�bo� • • • ceramic rest 10 Mrs. 121'1:1� �t�!G�t��� I��;' �:'lsot��rwPI!:e�:' ��(t::p�r:s A�tp���te'a.JI:'� State J. D. su- Helen Tom M.r· Olan spoon went Bulloch College; Cherry, Br.nnen, Mrs. and Mrs. Stubbs. Parties begin for Mrs. Bill Harper than 20%� the bid price must of ali kinds designed or adapta- County, Georgia !�:rl;��rl�� �b:�t t�I:���I'�:�� of DeK.lb Thunnan Lanier. Mrs. Rex 4-27-4tc No. 48 �i:rg��ilT� ,::":;4���� 8:�d LAST YEAR A Subcommittee perintendent County be submitted with each bid. (No ble to and for use in connection actiVIties of their gove,,"menl one won the cut a payment of sal' merly belonged renovating MRS. E. F. ruCKER Mr.•00 Mrs. I. H. Beasley vides water secured from Mr. Peter O'Mllli· Page characler and m the amount reo lands th.t for· By sports, swimming from a hand·paintej, China cof· .11 of Millen; Mrs. J. H. articles Or and West house .nd • , ilems, merchandise cey; by the dwelling Improv. Taylor, includes ALL PjECES , ANY AMOUNT, .nd son, Todd, spent I.st Sun· and Horseback is an, camp Lake Offer you may purchase to to R. F. Don· boating. riding director, C.mp 1961 fee service. . C. Watkins and qulred <:Dmplele th� prop?sed enumeraled above. merly belonged the property of s.ld w.rds, The Brooklet Garden Club Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 20, Hinton, Mrs. E. ing . a at Pooler , relatives feature of the in the 1609 East 51st tIme. h. To and sell and .et .s aldson. S.ld I.nds more d.y visiting camp, Woods, W. Brooklet; buy being all as Chapter at the home of Mrs. Assorted sandwiches, dainty Mrs. F. Hughes, �c er s a contemplated by met H.rl')' Mr. O'Millian ':f!!rhk bWldltdhln th·hellsPCClfled0, ' uP"'! request broker .for all agricultural pro. particularly described by plat said, "parents Street, Savannah. Mrs. E. L. Womack, Portal; Mrs. -- '-'- _ and chicken salad 49-2 of the Code, and Lee on .fternoon of Mrs. Eunice is a __'-_'- .. delicious 'puffs the fur· the s.me made S. L. Georgia Wednesd.y Conley patio Don't Thru 13th b� Contractmg Officer. ducts, seed, feed, 'erUllzers, of by �_._'e_ttlll-_..------==-_------lIi James Clark and Mrs. Char·les Only! were May as otherwise .1I0wed and with Mrs. Russie ent In the Bulloch Hos· and Swedish lemon tarts Delay! nlsh a hst of the • bosl. December 20, pro· I.st week, County 'plant proposed grain and to do complete Moore, Surveyor, Mrs. T. L. Moore use on the vided law. and Frances Lee where she underwent sur- served. Holm, Oliver; for work.. ness in the agricultur- 1900. by Rogers Miss pital, the of supplylnJ$ Announcing Opening The hostesses' to the hon, Jr., Mrs. Albert How· S. Where sets of are .1 all Also, all that certain lot or This April 6, 1961. as co-hostesses. gery I.st Friday, friends hope gift Register, drawln�s Industry thmgs, machinery, and Mrs. Herbert ,,!quested by bona fide bIdders products, seed, feed, fertilizers, parcel 01 I.nd situ.te, lying .nd (s) R. P. MIKELL, she will SOOn be well again. BILLIE'S oree was a set by bath towels. ard, Augusta of one will be articles ill! the 1209th G. M. Dis· Patricia was in • Kingery of St.tesboro . � Insecticides and other being Ordln.ry Bulloch County " G. lovely Jight � rnlsm��edmorn bS!'dtI der. BId· to or connection with trlet of Bulloch County, Goor· BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. I. H. Beasley and Mr. of . �ny �ne incident In 4.27.4tc N� . 55 . BEAUTY SHOP blue pure silk dress. Her hat WIll be forwarded, ne.r the northeastern cor· GordoJ> and dl�g !"'Itenal tho agricultural Industry at gi.: and Mrs. Beasley white silk organza petals was collec� as soon IImlls 01 the of Mr. and Mrs. John Stal· (Mrs. Jack Beasley) shlppm� charges both the producing and manu. por.te R.y W d d in adorable. CI� cup .nnounce the birth of a CITATION ����n����\i����ng �el���v::' Located on Ga. Highway 119 Between Those invited were Mrs. E. W. ���Itr�u�;�o�g 01 the )lOwers I Ch�� at the Bulloch ZIPPERS �r��b!�t fa�tu{�'h���e�1I �;a\��oOla��e 'l;:.���s� daughler County Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Joiner and honoree's Insure their The for Colored East and Denmark Community Graham, the mother; _return. depoSIt and .11 of the privileges People; by on Mrs. Stal· Register enjoy Court of Ordinary Hospilal April 6, son, Donald and Mr. and Mrs. James sh,!uld be In the form ot a enumer.ted In Sections 22.1827 I.nds of C. P. Olliff; South by Mrs. Ernest Thorne, Mrsl• Bulloch Georgia cup will be remembered as Miss Frank last Sun· Repaired States money order or a and 22.1870 of tile Code of lands of J.mes Odom; and West County, Tucker, spent For Call Lee, Mrs. John Gordon Herring­ Unlt"!l Helen Lee. of Appointment or cmt,f,ed check m.de an unnamed street. Sai have lis exist· hill Futch' and Lor�ne Barnhill MEETS MONDAY NIGHT \ 10 o w re un corpo�atlo� LANIER and LANIER Chuck and of Gt1neraJer eposlco�ractu"l,eonl�. d� ence IS thlrty·flve years. Lester heirs at I.w of the said and sons, John, . less reproduclJon 5. The amount of with Attorneys for Petitioner h.ve flied The Leefl'eld WMS met at S t. L MMo. I ast week costs; . capital dcc";ed application OUIS, spent 11 V When not otherwIse specl- which the will 4-27·4tc No. 52 with me to declare no Adminis- Mr. and Mrs. ._ .. corporation begin the church Monday night of with his oarents, Flei In 1 of the o� • • • par�graph shall be Five Thousand tration necessary. WIth the Pres. Mrs. I. H. Some last week, .clal CondItIons of the attachedSpe-Ibusiness ard Beasley. I Dollars 000 00) either in LEAVE TO SELL S'd j' tI '11 be h Say ($5 !Harry Lee, presiding, Mrs. E. F. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker, :s�cifications. the bidder must cash Or oth�r assets or a 'com- at acffri��a Ma; 1 �y ��nd!y Tucker arranged the program of Statesboro visited rel.tives Mllte the least �umber of cal en· I bination of the two. GEORGIA, Bulloch County 1961.t 10 o'clock a.';'. and if The Shells from Royal Service entitled "His here, on Tuesday afternoon of BurstinCJ .dar. days (counting Sundays B.nd I 6. The capital stock of said This is to notify all persons no Objection is made a� order Proclaim." last week. over Ft. Sumter 12, 1861 have HolJdays) .fler of r.ecelpt corporation sholl be divided Into concerned that Lol. Mae How· will be passed saying no Admin· Heralds Will April might date. ------nollce to In which he of, proceed one hundred (100) shares of a ard Bazemore and Jerry Wilson istration is necessary. started the War Between the States! In WIll complete performance. pOI' value of Fifty Doll.rs Howard .s execulors of Ihe will April 3rd 1961 should has s,"ting time, Ihe bidder ($50.00) per share. Appllcanls of Arthur Howard, deceased, R. P. MIKELL, Ordinary make due for for We Know! allowanc� prob- desire the of increasing flied with me .n .ppllc.tlon 4·27-4tc N. 51 �) able dl�r.cultles whIch may be the stock to Two Hun· leave to sell the stock capitarrivllege following t------RURAL ELECTRIFICATION thru an Ex· enc()untered.

on In _ ...... fIrst ______._._ I.U 20. OLIVE OR PICKLE .. 9. ._._•.. _ ot ecutors under the will of appear the Monday SUGAR SPOON 7.50 FORK ______6.50 ,. by such Renfrow Collon Inc. • ' postponed. !lumber Company, 1961 before Court of It made all citizens of JU. LEMON FORK as In the of the ArthUr Howard dated Novem· M.y, the Ameri· to. & 11. ROAST CARVING SET, KNIFE AND FORIL_ ".SO 21. 5.00 1.111 opInIon ',n 0.-- RESTAURANT days Ch rleatJon N of said to show I State will en.ble bidders to re- ber 8, 1960, being Certificate Ordinary county ca FIRST CLASS wit h modern [n Atacrt;ram""'bePr of the value of cause, If any there be. why the vise their bids. such cases. . No. 4279, par Bulloch Court in solemn form of the means of and the addendum will include on Superior $10.00 per shore' and one hun· probale choice of meats living working. of m. F. will of said d�cedent should not • announcement of the new date The foregoing petition dred, twenty-th�ee shares of rhe 4 of is now A G. be had. two I piece place·setting Chantilly $21.00, regularly $28,00. for opening bids. Renfrow, Mrs. Wilma Ren; stock il> Coastal States Ufe • vegetables CO·Op ELECTRICITY IS frow and Geo. M. Johnston 10 Insurance Atlanta Wll'NiESS the H 0 nor a b I e 32 service for 8 is now 1.11-4tc No. 57 Company • rolls and salad GOOD FOR GEORGIA! complete piece $168,00, regularly $224,00, be incorporated und'er the name ISSUed 10 Arthur How: of the Court of Ordinary Georgia, Judg� ------of saId state and' I I Don't Delay Accounts of Course of ard, said stock being represent· county. • beverage \ brown & tan patch Budget RENFROW COTON CO., INC. ed by certificale numbers and R. P. MIKELL, Court CITATION indud. f.deral Tax. read and considered. It appesr· shares below: Court 01 Ordinary & \11 prices is within LANIER and LANIER orange green patch GEORGIA, Bulloch County ing that said petition CERTI;:'ICATE NO. SHARES of the for Petitioner you WHEREAS, John L. Hendrick. the purvue .nd intentiol> 50264 11 Attorneys Robin· laws thereto, and 41519 12 4-27-4Ic No. 53 .will like EXC ELSIOR Administrator of Richard applicable to the that all of said laws h.ve been 33845 50 son Estate represents the Court in his petition, duly filed fully complied with, including 27364 4 price of • certificate 21159 18 and entered on record, that he the presentation ELECTRIC �':,"bi��'S a��!�ti{,� i�i�::� ��'::ir�e b�ec�����n 0�2�II:J� �� m�l 1� parking Annotated; I ease MEMBERSHIP fore to cite all persons concern· the Code of Georgia 11105 Third ed, kindred and creditors to It is hereby orderetl, adjudged 10479 2 May CI)PPORATION th.t .11 Ihe 2 at the how cause. if any they can, and decreed ,prayers 5811 and FIRST ENORAV!:1't why said Administrator should of said petition are granted 1810 5 "A Locally·Owned. SHOP STATESBORO, GEORGIA not be discharged [rom his .d· s�id applic.nts and their a�so· 952 3 Is The e S STONESETTER ministration. and receive letters elates, successors and assigns This 5th day of April 1961. Day H Mon· are incorporated and R. P. MTKELL PAR AGO N of dismission on lhe first hereby Ordln.ry Restaurant WATC�W.cJ·S�AA".m.n in made • body politic under Ihe Bulloch Georgia. dol' May '1961. CountY, one-time sale!" name ancl of LANTER J1/t�'customer-not a ·nti. style L"NIER .nd April 1st. 1961. "we try to make a lifo-long R. P. MTKElI..L, Ordinary RENFROW COnON CO., INC. Atlorneys for Petitioner 4·2714tc No. 50 for and during the period of 4-27-4tc No. 54 a - 14 Did win CONFUSING FIGURES Herald you The Bulloch Herald The Bulloch Page watch?-­ 4·12·12, 6·12·12, 6·12·6, 5·10· Longines Thursday, April 20, 1961 Farm and Fa_ily Feature. l5-are these ligures conluslng. Statesboro, Georgia, ask Harry Smith Women'. New. and A' 1 •• 31' ono. In hi. or h.r m••.• 1- _ are lertlllzer ratios. With THE They In addition, weed.. Without completing a Ilme- Because of Ing 1961. the great number 01 fertilizers Why this year? tnsects must be or an or k-tYtml twtM{ • ro:lents 00':1' rick, writing essay, • the 1001 feed grain, program. acre­ a t:(,Wj#JIU,{//�k ,a�.r� on eveIt the merket todaX fertilizer on the baking cuke, you may al- ••1.0' your lin. w.,,,h from ••• who I seem The leed grain producer controlled. devo�edthe County have won a In ratios may complicate, to as directed by ready Longines to divert at least 20 per- age be BULLOCH Plant you. But basically they are a agrees In any case, watch. Only way to find out is sor- ASC committee. cent corn and READER'S DIG EST selection soybeans • of his grain ASC "hotfoot" It over 10 H. W. the Imple matter. sure to check the County to to conservation to 0 ghum acreage Clet on how Smith, (lfflclal I you plan Jewelers, keepers _ committee ' When receive a negotiable buying lertllizer, you uses will diverted to soli of the list of 1,000 num- In use the acreage lucky Dhould remember that only three certllieste re:leemable grain bound Into Ernest y bers subscriber Mrs. and of conservation. Brannen, Society Editor late b..lc fertlllzer ratios are needed or cash. The equivalent May grain, feature 01 the copies of the May Issue of ...... III-.. of April to correct 8011 con- is 50 Another good -iIP.I===----..... the certificate percent p�h;0;n;e�4.�2;38;;2 WITINAUER any fertility LONGINES Is that "Reader's Digest." 1��_I. ROY POWELL GROWING PROFITABLE dlUon In Georgia. normal on the �Ivert· 1961 feed grain program TH. WOIilLD'. MO.T By production to one- Here's How This 'Wo-Con· C01TON may receive up Elementary speech HONOIII.D WATCH Agent ed acreage. farmers works: Counly The t'Irst of these ratio. is at the test" cattle were valued at for a half of their payment Georgia 653 C oastal Bermuda rna k 95th recita I at SHS BABYTANTES "armers planted a with an es. to divert the As part of its Anniver- 187-mllllon dollars, as of Janu- should be planted Georgia fertilizer equal time they sign-up Soybeans cotton last cover for soli conservatiOn. Watch thousand acres 01 table- amount of and good I and ta soII sary, Longtnes-Wlttnauer 26 _ I, 1961. This was a four- per- about the time as com or when Even though the s,,11 may fate (I spoons per galion) phosphate potash corn and sorghum Wednesday, April 1- ery little It should divert the required can Ins e r ted numbered , realized very ron , Thl Such a fertlllzer would a you This money Company cent Inc:rease In the total value d has become througn-h year yet hav t I ant till Ch I ted I I have It uses. the groun deq pi to Coastal Bermuda. conserving On at Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lee of from the 80 dol- acreage a new fle:d cards In Its April 26, Statesboro valu and 79 per- profit million It o�rl e���.s te� 4.12.12 or 6-12.12 ratio. used to establish special, three-page ov..- the 1959 e, warm. Soybeans germinate hav�a J,:�n.f'al I� �r teat gl nfter April 15 be School ly lars Income received for ma:ya chemicals cannot be grazed advertisement In the May High Auditorium, Mrs. Route I, Brooklet announce the in live- conditions gross . cent 'of the 1960 total when. moisture has Iron of the� _ poorly uptake ':.,'c:�.iber r��I�enAddJn� The second basic ratio Is for Before the Bernard Morris will present her the crop. soil a .!.:o:::f..:..:fO::.ra�g�e:;.. "Reade�s Digest." birth of a Di· stock value. not favorable and the soli Is conditions can �ause the poor to the' ha.' longer lasting , between the, three Princess and the with the birth of a Insect nematodes, 0 v e r fertilization, office. Choosing Players" son, Lacy Michael, For after small graln adequate fertilization and • Clean and Carburetor planting basic ratios depends Ihe re- Adjust Fay Foy Smith and Eleanor at the poor soil preparation, planting The new publication-written .""' Bulloch County Hospital MRS. TONY ALLEN or late a tall growing control. on a soil test. The planting, soil drain- suits you get • Oil Amason, "Humpty and Alice" on is Roa- too deeply, and poor by Extension agronomists J. R. Change April 12. Mrs. Driggers Sell. such as Jackson, soli test will tell which one vlth Brooks Sorrier and luy. Swap variety - you Sal. Miss Johnson and W. H. . the former Edith Eliza Mr. Paul Allen, father of the 45 Is better. Yel- IRON DEFICIENCY age. Gurley _-_ _..... $3 95 noke, J. E. W. to use. the wrong choice dra Lee, "Tom Sawyer" with Miss Chester for iron outlines information on varie- Using Comp�ete II th Stanfield. Lafaye groom, served as best man. small . To correct deficiency, nanda is after grain. e April meeting Glenn good An Iron def'iciency can mak fertilizer cost money. Stop by my (Plus Parts) Tommy Hagan, Bray, and with a are lower when first have the soil tested to de- ties, soli preparation, ca� and Allen Yields usually and office If you wish to have your The Senior Citizen's Club met Jimmy Hendrix, "The. Queen Tony The mother of the bride wore a person unhealthy peaked. termlne If too basic, add and lime seed inoculation date of Mowers Serviced arc following 'pH. All Makes are a cot- soybeans planted effect on soil tested. at the Fair Road Center on and the Jam-Jam" with Callella married dress of pink Imported It has a plants. Chelated [ron to soil surface. and method of planting a� well Chain Saws Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Reddick small grain. �imllar the Also Outboard Motors and for Sue William, ton with matching accessories Ad 'In It Is one of major on control insects and dis. Tuesday atfemoon, April II, Baggett, Margaret ��� Claulfied 12 to 15 seed per fact, Use at the rate recommended as of of Groves Route I, States- The was Planting orna- Woodie oJnes, Bird and Lake, Friendship pastorlum corsage of white rcama­ of Hodges . causes of poor growth be eases. their regular meeting. A� electric wrist watch you never wind row should the container. Soil also may FEED GRAIN PROGRAM boro, announce the birth of a the of a cere- linear foot of MOTOR SERVICE a Ann Nessmith; also, �i��S� g�ve SMITH & REAIDE Mrs. Maude Edge gave very cnnd.lclight R It runs a year on one tiny battery which The mentals. made more acid adding sul- The need for oil and high- at the Bul- seu,ingfor of La­ A Longines innovation-the Admiral is stand. following . by son, Jeffrey Lamar, mony th;: marnnge a . "The Wizard of Oz" with ___ good I" a com or Bernard Smith devotional. A contest you can change at home in one minute. When "on Is defiCient I feed, a mar- Georgia sorghum by inspiring loch on Mr. mother chose a self-winding dress watch of classic beauty, rates of are suggested fur (approximetely cup per protein plus ready Operated and County Hospital April ·faye Chester, daughter of The groom;' planting on trees was won Alan Baggett Margaret winneuer isolates the called' Iron has find this an - G A, different by wanted accuracy. The Unique design rows: 50 to 70 ,a condition 10 Testmg • Auto 4.3191. Buy your tick. Colle):" Pr? EASY BUFFET SUPPER elephone gram deSignated GeorglO i'O'IVC1' els as would like to has. ""'�'·IJ1.(L Hail at sliced I Catalina! early they as our area • Just layers College ... so to arrange POlltiac for a and easy prepare! ser"ves di"cctly 217,612 "'1"«1 ltnd Pretty enough party know by April 26, just how � I Mushroom DEALER �outhe'f";enter nd Dr Ralph K. Tyson • with a can of Cream of PONTIAC .. Cllstomel'S outside Crop. in a dish. Then mix diced pimento SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED will atlen:il. farm wholly chicken bakln� many people as' Test Supervisor for the sum­ and bake until brown. city limits. over chicken. Top with grated cheese any C01"'porate soup (undiluted) and pour mer administrative of the Ameri- ANDERSON & to meall recei'/es 18 C01111)(t1l1l0 - is the to add a bright zing any I The corn can Coke right thing grower College Testing Program. Serve on toast. And remember Inc. NESSMITH I ALTMAN PONTIAC·BUICK CO., cents of the dollar spent for The test, requiredl for admis­ corn me... and nine cents of out-of-state col­ INVESTOR-OWNED Statesboro, E1a, I. sion by many ,,,,X_.,,,,YING your COTTON STATES 37 N. Main St, the dollar spent for corn flakes, leges will be administered on AGENCY � ------....J according to United States De· May 27, 1961, June 17, 1961, POWER COMPANY partment of Agriculture records. and July 29, 1961. GEORGIA Herman Nessmith, WHEREVER WE SERVE Agent Company by C""IN Bottled under the authority of The Coca·Cola STATESBORO COCA.COLA BOnLiNG COMPANY ACQUISlTICIlS DmsICII UNIV.OO GA. .r.Il3llJu'1D1lS

- 16 The Bulloch Herald Page A. M. Deal is 1961 Dr. Thursday, April 20, the Band Statesboro, Georgia, Beat In death' can To he udden pIayoff ------:---:--==::-:-::--:d:;;o:-.:as- much ns of DALE JENSEN schoot, We, I� besides work, By Idea �her areus s�tlOol. BULLOCH have some b�ingw.erd ed:c:���; \ Iirst. It THE president comes HERALD work chlld's but school that. We that .a adho-ed to, f�el rtant this were strictly tourne school Is his most the SE district doctors DALE JENSEN passes the original Idea, and be- all along the line, perhaps Y By It OF STATESBORO AND task at this time. �m� job have DEDICATED TO THE-PROGRESS BULLOCH COUlVTY features comes an event that can't man Into might golf just flr.t spnce that 11th hi' Bill 132, Ray Our BAND·O·RAMA Is upon fail. Walt 'til see the dec- Anything What do you Sa- dale 131, Padgett hundred doctors you . an American. Over one a e . been of Tommy Aimar, our should beInterre��1cur ":J w: C1ar!< Willingham Augusta anothe! Charles us we to make the job m the Prosperi 135, wives for the ami hope orations, programs, and the k? APRIL .... sud- vannahlan, was seventh reglstoered STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, 27,1961 bInI1 the firat hole In a with It. All and know what I a 117 total. 135. District Medical audience very happy band, you'll 1 Division with _ Annual First with defend· A been in­ I',c:e::rt�3�ln�ly�.:en�c:o:::u::.:ra�g�c:__:a:....:s:tu::d::e:::n.:.t deft leath playoff In nRST FLllilfl' 12 sorts of Ideas have m e a n. The BAND·O·RAMA :...t:.:.h_ln===:---:::::;�:::::-.:� the . held "_ of Almar, who won tourney Society meeting April champion Dude Renfrow Demopoulos, eluded In this affair. It seems won't be soon! had rounds of 37·39·41. Winner-Ralph In matesboro. forgotten won the ninth 1954, this .....�te.boro and - Charles Strober8jand that once like Runner-up Rountree] something South- b White the 195? champ The most Important thing, annual Fo.....t Heights Sanders. The all-day meeting and even- started, everyone thinks ITallulah Falls Jr.:., Consolation-Doug gets here finis ed hrr d i n lh B Dlvlsio� to the students, is the Golf Tournamenl BOh were held at the to make it a little though. Concert ceutern SECOND FLIGHT banquet of some way will this Ing of the ampIonshiep Flight audience. They have worked C� Runner. Forest Country Club. and soon it for sur- Community SUnday Winner-Sam Ward; Heights bit nicer, hard, preparing lbl}lr music, us e n fro w Consolation- Dr. William H. re- R . Fulmer, to A8�ociation and' I Dekle; School Band Willinnham Its. up-Inman well as all the other work ln­ title tin;:;e resu announced the wound il> a tie for the Joe Parker. tiring president, up CHAMPIONSIDP FLIGHT District exclusive of Savannah, volved in staglng a big program. in the 2?·hole following slate of officers for with 110 total. TIfIRD FLIGHT And want to for a . A Dr. Charles Emory Bohler, they play double bogey Runner. 1961·62: meet, but only • Winner-Paul Akins; audience. With a full WI D��"�nWlllingha", Brooklet; and vtce-councllman, large drive I Savannah'. Hobart Manley n Consolation Presld'ent, Dr. A. M. Deal, play tonight by 110 up-Hank Borma ; house, they will be inspired to Mon., 0 �n�r ;;-enf':� (Willing. William membership Sylvania. begin modo It pos- Dr. Dr. Simmons, hole _ May. 011 the final Statesboro; hole of play. Zaok Smith. president-elect, give a little bit more In their Thirty-eight young people, all ��.,; ';:0: ;;, first Savan- David Rob Ins on, Savannah; .ible. Jack FLIGHT Robert B. Gottschalk, Like performer, musicians and members of the 1------­ Hobart Manley 112, FOURTIf L. Frank Lovett, playing. any Eduardo Coso and his Tucson on off) Dr. L. H. treasurer, Dr. Manley, needing only a par Skeadas Winner-Sol Mlnkovltz; Run. nah; vice-president, they react to a crowd. You Tallulah Falls School Band, will n;gerald 113 Johnny Arizona Boys Chorus will ap­ win the meet seen Per­ homes __ them In the 27th hole to Seaman; __F_lrs_t have parades. be in Statesboro Art Pat�hln 115, Tommy ner-up-e-Hurcld __r._S_t_a_te_s_bo_ro_;_c_o_u_nc_i_lman_, guests them 1:3 Consol.I.G:.r:.:.lf_f_in..:,,_C_I_a_x_ton_:..;_._ec_reta_ry..::....,_D pear In Statesboro as one of the with three of 118. Gordon. your organization has call­ their band' four·putted AI";ar 117, Joe R. Tillman atlon-Bobby haps tonight, following than two feel away. cd on them for a or a feature attrnctlons on this from less ntTH FLIGHT parade, concert at the Statesboro High totnl B Dlvl.lon a 112 . He wound up with bins' program at your meeting. Cer­ Auditorium at 8 o'clock. Community Concerts 116, Jake Hin· acres and had to settle for third place. George Deloach Bulloch has 253,200 you have seen the town These are ac­ tainly people an an­ on mOlc�r:f':d�b, Con: young series, according to won Runner-up=ewmner�1 County 116 playoff with a little more 24 years 0Id (Deloach Johnson. come alive, companied by the band director, Willingham, just 117 Lewis solation-Merlll z nouncement this we.ek Dale t I Bob White when there is to director or by and In his �� I) bustle, going Tommy E. Ginn, competing John SllITH FLlGtrr Jensen. president of the States­ ��k'�I�' Jim Snyder 118, forest land be a parade with the Blue Dev­ music at the an<:lt Mrs. s���� Run- of commerciaI SChool, w. D. Lundquist 119, Winner-<:harles Olliff; Band. were one bora Concert Asso­ �:�V;;ver par, Dekle lui, iI Perhaps you Ginn, and Mr. K. J. Harris, su­ Community ;:oo�:,,�l;"t:oi�s 121. E. Tallent, Consola- last area in the Southeast of our Boosters on Band Day, a and director of the R'!nfrow won the crown n.er.uj>-K. On April I, 1961, Georgia for. forest Your Doctor's perintendent elation, This talented group of C Dlvl.lon lion-Dab Westrick. few weeks here Is a one-under 107. than ago. Well, school, and Mrs. Harris. singing has a uulned a with --- four boys Year Mitchell est crews had romp I eled Unit Is percent greater Martin 118, survey the best to show that you on Tour of Homes. This is the home of Mr. and Mr.'. Frank band Savannah's Johnny Skeadas Tommy the way HoUSE NUMBER THREE the Rushing. The program which the unique position of popularity Johnston 121, limber resources In in 1952. Approximately half Is Dunne 121, Bill mventorylng want to give the band a Prescription to be 165 old: It is located on what was for. will In­ and finished In a tie for fourth place I really It was built before the Civil War and is known years will present tonight prestige in the world today. Monk W. L. ZETTEROWER increase is il> and oak-pine BAND·O· Cham- Jim Dowling 123, Bea�ers MRS. 122 counties to H. E. pine boost. Come to the house in clude some of the world's In on in the A Division of the according ..rly known as "The Riggs Mill," being the oldest frame Bulloch County. The first wall. concert, radio, tclevlslon, BiB 128, Don Riley MAKES CmZENSIDP The Southeast has gained RAMAl Your will a for He had 36·40·37 124, Bryant diIf Forest types. presence help "Recipe" built Abraham All materials were finest banm selections. In addi­ and on records, Lhe "Arnbassa­ plonshlp Flight. Ruar,k ";tor, Georgia ever used in the county was used in this home by Riggs. Bill Cromer 131. TOUR OF WASHINGTON, D. C. some 300,000 acres since 1952, make it the success it deserves PIper one back or 128, tion to the band, there dors in Levis" have won a host for .l 113 total, Research Council. The survey, ..wed an old-time watered saw, The boards were hanc! planed and grooved. regular , D Division W. L. Zetterower, Home of which are In hard. to be. by powered .tralght Man- Mrs. 152,000 Health ••• will be two numbers presented of admirers for their fine who had 40·36·36. directed the U. S. Forest tract overlooka a lake of several hundred acres Temperature, stng­ Manley Sanders 126, G. C. Cole- Demonstration Club me m b e r by woods In that there has '1110 home is situated on a 350 acre and large on the last Augle period a dance band a piano was two-under in southwest have asked by group, ing, delightful showmanship, TIfE TUCSON ARIZONA BOYS CHORUS-to be one of the ley Sims Alexander 12?, the Club, left began increase of 700 million Some parents lIIIown as Cypress Lake. Mr. purchased the property In 1949 and started the renovation of disastrous final man 127, from Ogeechee Servic�, been an Rushing solo and a vocal solo, and Lows and varied programs. Miss nine until the 1959 and Is an article wrote last concerts .offered the Statesboro Concert Assocla­ A. W. Stock- to 37 other worn- Georgia August I, feet in softwoods and! 400 about old the bath and white column. and the brick to the outside of the Highs by Community Jerry Bogo 131, Saturday joir> cubic we. tIM> eight-room home, adding The band comes to Statesboro Dorothy Thomas, member. hoIe. --- In about of reo hlp tion this season. to on a scheduled fOI' completion In hardwoods week, the writes a follow' the U. S. after en at Athens, Ga, go million cubic feet attitude. When your doctor prescription original structure. To reach this home just signs along 301, South, leaving under the a u s e s of the chairman for Con- 1961. and how It was pic The readings Community to north Georgia by August, sponsibility, be citizenship tour Washington, show- for can the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brannen. Woman's with ,j'hermometer has issued a reminderl------The prellmnary report and we prepare it you, you Statesboro Club, for the "'eek of MondaY, April certs, acres Fourteen ed that there were 253,200 I bene­ Mrs. Alfred Dorman, chairmfan to all residents of tho urea of - survey specialists assured that are the full 17, through Sunday, April 23, in for this tour. land In ��cet�:I'Yre�opoa��,'!,jI\t;n�:IV�o�� you getting events noon, Saturday are detailed for. of commercial forest of the arrangements, the membership drive to be held CI·vil War presently taking work, whether a student's class- marvels. Modern were as foUow!: pictured fit of medicine's many of the the week I thru the Many ThD. WThllleYrctleufrtnAAtpherinls22a.tWhI2.00lle est measurements on permanent Bulloch have One member band, HIGH LOW of May eyc. es or an adult's Zctterower job, and , 'in Athens, Mrs. ap- Piedmont. 58.6 ate county s are "bar­ Sheila comes from Bul· 6th. Dr. H. Wh' . countyf, hrepresentin,g and antibiotics Roane, iteside plots In, the Upper percent asked wha't amount of work drugs giant-sized show and tour Mon., April 17 ...... 71 42 J. radio pea red on a program. of the sur- land area. There are 591.6 I loch She is In the ninth B d results total flower County. 18 ,.... 70 45 n rown into his or pring uctum 0f 0h B Preliminary a student should put for regaining maintaining good Tues., April The kick-off cdrfe. ror vot­ d 'J soy two board gains" and flute in the have been published answer is grade plays 19 ..... 70 45 unteer w r k e r s Pro vey f�r million. �awtiml>er, work. The probably us "next Wed., April membership 0 BROILER CROP Units In which 372.4 lilian board he a I t h. Call on prescription band. Other members of the Melora of the five survey of feetl:,f to 20 .••. 72 411 with lhe beautiful . best saying, enough Thurs., April will be held on eve· Fort Sumter was bombarded ing addi· put by Monday dies at reo softwoods. In home Dale Commerical broiler production final feet are in band and their assign· who is by and a complete it With some stu. time." rooming 21 ...... 78 45 at 7:30 In here hours in 1861. The Can· Vilas played Georgia make perfect. Fri., April ning, May I, o'clock, for 33 for 1960 set a new in are cords of ments while in Statesboro are: in will' be early tion there 2,796,000 set 3 •••.•• 51 ,------Anderson. Georgia pc;1rt published five minutes is enough homes 22 84 the Student Center at Dr. J. H. Whiteside died sud· had 30 guns and 18 dents, for May So!., April Georgia federacy a there of Donna and! J081lJ of Wed., Harris with total 320" Ruark stock. Owens, record Ruark. However. a With •.••.• 88 53 from move them to the high 1962, reported growing time to prepare lesson. Sun., April 23 Southern College. denly at his home here late mortars trained on Sumter We then tenlh cull Eileen Bris· birds. This was the the will en· are also 273,000 cords of or I " Jackie Whtifield and re­ t' West 250,000 added lhat survey it be an hour, L"' t e lome 0 Mr. d There was no rainfail four and fired more than court house in Charleston, others, may The CrossroadS for the Ivmg, h I f an for this Wednesday afternOOl1\ April 19,. points consecutive corgia forest· the report indicated. PHARMACY Motel, headquarters cae, Sheila Roane and Elaine Headquarters year's IJsther Gross is where Ashley Tyson year able ind'ustrial planners, timber, more. In some courses, on stu. The COLLEGE Mrs. W. W. ported tbe week. following an afternoon of fish· 3,000 shells. Virginia Brannen, right Jean OWens and Ruth for. drive will be the Statesboro rOI er to _ has led the nalion inlhabt GI pro· woodland owners than Flower Placement the Short, ------Brown in the ers and s candue·t dent need more time Pring Show, sponsored by hand side \ with his at a we cc.lc· will portray John The survey lb'elng may of the highway, just Ing family pond Now 100 years later was the and "where the crowds go" Rickman and Tc.lephone Company. Mr. Rob· OUf ducUon. Arkansas measure trends in land use A has to oon- Rickman, Nancy near Statesboro. lhis famous court room scene. sf7" the U. S. Forest Service another. person ulloch Council of Federated Garden Clubs, beyond Georgia Southern Col· located brate the Centennial of 111 eel by DUTY County laVerne Claire Bucke. ert Zarern, or Savan- Win. and stale followed timber size, species and also how other REGISTERED PHARMACISTS ON Harris, formerly name en southern character, Clay ranking by sider many GEORGIA lege. Funeral services were held d .d t Carol· sites. will present a scene of activity on Wednesday, May 3, lew and Pat Broach, Judy Payne Franklin noh, and now of New York, the handled order by of timber on various a student has to do, and presl is ably by Billy Alaba.ma, types F�r� things Follow PINK arrows out Billy field Friday afternoon, April 21, at gate, ;�����i�'::�ci�a�:�gi�f 4-5421 Nedra representative for Com· �:���iCw���;\h�t��sh��i��inbc��� MississipPI, an�o�thexas, much time each can Main St. Phone PO when all flower growers of the are in· and Thornton, Margaret Franklin who is lorn between ina, Commission', Georgia For· how day South community the S tat e s b 0 r 0 entitled "John Brown's Body," e· Ruark out that the estry Highway 301 about five miles. and also munlty Concerts, will be on Presbyterian to the Georgia Crop :c. pointed be devoted to outside of Rainey Ingrid Ackman, two loves-Sally Dupre played cording ASSOCiation, and industry. study vited to enter their favorite specimens in the horti- Turn at the road Church with the pastor, the Rev. of complete with historic facts, 7.9 million acres' of commerlcal estry right first dirt Denver Medley and William hand with members of the local BPW the new Biltmore Mo- Statesboro to ac. John livingston, conducting the an�_��m���-���� culture division of the show. just past Lowder, Donnie Thomason an\! gets scholarship Association book. Weatherby played by Mahaley then about service. Burial was In East Side The Statesboro Business make it an entertaining ---F-OO--D-C-O-S-T-S---II�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�_M , Entries will be acepted be· tel, straight ahead David Medley, Doug Medley and cept calls for memberships in and Tankersley. two miles to "Southern Hospi· Bob Ward and lhe 1961·62 season. Mrs. James Cemetery. Professional Women'. Club ha. is has been dramatised meals tween the hours of 8:30 and Keely Barber, Now Three "ready-ta-serve" Mrs. in drama. work announced Its slate of the story the 10:30 shall be removed tality," home or Mr. and Stuart Ronald Vandiver Albert Brannen, secretary of Active pall bearers were Fre.1 officers to life on lhe Mc· Throughout for a of a.m., and Reeves, and brought . family • WIll costlllg $670 Frank Low· the Statesboro ASSOciation, will Fletcher,/ Dr. Zach �Henderson, for the new year effective June on lives of the the between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. on Rushing. and Horace Smith, Sammy Croan Auditorium stage May could be in son Mr. and ave are four preparedJ is to visit Bar. Billy Franklin, of serve as Miss Thomas' co-chair· A. B. Dr. I, 1961. will creale the. come knowpeoPI�an rou the day of lhe show. Hours for Everyone urged der and Robert Mize, Epps McDougald, Fielding 16. Donny Bmy t.o home kitchen for $4.50 or $2.20 I Mrs. Lehman has been the homes as are listed. Franklin, man for this R. J. Ken· are: E,ther life these the show are from 2:30 until they ber and Bob Den. year's membership Rw.ell, Henry Ellis, They Gross, presl. voice of the slave ship Captain given by .young. a�- homemaker �ould use Bobby Patrick, less The 1------awarded a scholarship to study drive. dent; Pearl vice new home son Alan Richardt nedy Jr., T. J. Morri. and Frank Deal, president; his tors and our 6:30 and Barber, Robert Mallard, young �s the In p.m. with hours to prepare are with Junior of t e IS abo�t 5� Playmakers Olliff. were Grace Davl., .ecre· scene the war actresse,s'lcentennlO sl�ce pay�hlS We Thomason and Jim Conolly, Bud. th� Mr. Dale Jensen Is president Honorary ,pallbearer. recording From this but mate. opening th e home cooked meals The Garden Club the University of Caro- the doctors' of Bulloch tary; Dasher, where Magnolia Teel and Kenneth Franklin, NortlJ of the association; Mrs. Harry County Betty correspond· we move to Connecticutt being entl�e to the' three dy lIna. p�oduced IS about i Ih get will be co·ho.tes. with the Hoe and Dr. Curtis of Clax· Ing and Mallie Tan- t e and Yon.. . vice and Mr. Haymes secretary; New . Cone, creat- community fO� lh� o�� . JlolI&-.YlfSers Jimmy president; we find Johnson meals on the .9ffI·cers For five the Johnny weeks, ner, treasurer. an.d C roan "ready-to--serve" and Club at to the \ ton.. Jack Ell· at 8.00 at M a�e • • • Hope headquarters, Hosts and hostesses �tud�nts Dub Lovett, treasurer. the character of ns are dlctat.lon, One ing 1.6 sturly are of Ma� . table to visit where registration and the pur· school band members wh? �elected Survivors two daughters, outgOing President his life and chance meet- audItOrium. want tonight As In previous years( mem· yat, yon of tickets for $1.00 acting, hIstory of theater, stage� Mrs. J. W. Keith Jr. of States· Zula Gammage's final duties I chasing are Mr. and Mrs. Talton Baxter, and'iwe of Eastern Star and bershlps In the Statesboro Can· each be made. Refresh· craft, makeup every phase boro and Mrs. W. Maxwell will be a. Hostes. may Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Collins, Mrs. Association T. presiding the dlrec· certs Series are $6 ments will also be of theatre, under the of Club Pre.ldent for the 1961 served., Alfred Dorman, Mrs. Edna Hoe- for adults and for .tudents. Memphis, Tenn.; two sisters, tlon of the staff of the UOIver· $3 Mrs. Jones Mrs. 1. T. of Elberton State Convention whk:h will be n !;I fel, Mr. and H. p. All presentation. thl. year will Goolsby A sUver trophy, which will are •.._., of North Carolina. held I· tailed S D and Mrs Glenn Jen. slty and Mrs. W. S. Nesbitt of Wood· In State.boro, May 19 and rotate is of­ appear in concert on stage. in more annually, being Billy has outstanding S. five Charlle 20. MI•• Alma General made and' ·Mrs. Buford done. Pittman School ruff, C.; brothers, Hopper, "We r·Mr. the Marvin 1,266 pounds fered this year to men only. nr�gs, work thiS In the high High and Mrs. W. G. No- �ear \ Sr., Jaok and Robert H. Whit... Convention Chairman, stated, KnIght , Mr. award to the man school. award as Auditorium. This goes Wlnnmg the of W. T. White- "we have of some 400 • TO Miss Thomas has side Elberton, hopes EASY who receives the most blue rib· Best Actor in 2A. commented, - Continued to Pale 8 Region side of Greonvllle S. C., J. D. member. from all over the state bons in Section III, Class 17 I'lt is believed the smaller ca· thanks to Whiteside of Atlanta; and Ilx In attendance and know they men pacity of the Marvin Pittman (for only): (a) vegetables, will receive the warm welcome acre, auditorium will lend an air of grandchildren. flowers, peanut� (b) (c) ftiuts, (d) pot· Whiteside was for which State.boro and Bul· P�;�"" Dr. the first REACH ted warmth and intimacy to the plants. of the Statesboro Ro- loch County are famou•. Dr. Masters is GSC concerts." president Club which was chartered Statesboro delegates and al. soil-insecticide." elect During the week of the mem­ tary aldrin'" was bu.l· ternates to convention are: in 1937. He active In t/le Jaycees bership drive, Mr. Zarem will Report and Jack Hanna, ness and civic affairs of the Delegates Margie Denmark, Relll, make several appearances at He was a 'lead· France. Water., Da.her, Perrott, Oeorgla Eddie Honors club and civic meetings in the city and county. Betty er in the Presbyterian Church and Ca.rulla lanier; Alternates Rushing Day speaker city and county as well as ap· • IS and was active �n build Beverly Mock, Hattie Powell, PARKING \ pea ring on Don McDougald's helping t.he new of the church Pearl Deal, and Bernice Wood· Hugh B. Masters, Ph. D., the served as chairman of the Na· "Housewife's Friend" and' Mrs. sanctuary new wher> It was built on Savannah cock. the Center tiona I Committee On Studies and Ernest Brannen's program over president director of Georgia medicine Eloise Hunnicutt, State Pub· Research of the American Camp- WWNS. City and county resl· Avenue. He practiced for Continuing Education, will in the and for lIc Relations Chairman, has an· NO PROBLEM ing Association and as a mem� dents desiring memberships for city county thirty· at the an- five for nounced Judge. for the 1961 deliver the address ber of the National Education the 1961·62 season are asked to years and> many years was the for Pressbook and Scrapbook nual Georgia Southern Honors Association's Committee on Out­ call Community Concerts at physician Georgia Award will be Mr. Shields Ke- Educatlon. Southern College. Day, May I, at 10:15 a.m. in the door 4·5300. Smlth·Tiliman Mortuary was nan, Editor of the Bulloch McCroan Auditorium, in charge all the funeral ar- Times; Mr. Pete Hallman, Pub· rangements. lie Relations Director, Georgia Southern College; and Mr. Leo­ del Coleman, Editor of the Bul­ LIONS TO KICK·OFF loch Herald. BROOM SALES SATURDAY Statesboro BPW, a State Pub­ AFTERNOON 2:30 • 5:30 lic Relation. winner of Three NORTH First Three so that Place, Second Place and Two Third Place Yearly Awards, will not have an en­ try in this year'. competition. we can WALNUT

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