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...... '''''''' FOR SALE: Mary Kennedy The Bulloch Herald 2 miles south or CI.x· Preston NATIONAL AWARD WINNER FOR SALE place. "'''''''''''''; � ; ; ;: � ;'''''' ton. \oS mile w..t or u. s. 301. Several Bedrooms speaks 21, 1960 New three bedroom 45 In Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 191 acres, cultivated (2.4 Furnl.ohed . . A Jlrl�c.WlnnlnK Good Brick hOUJe. With Rel'rlaentor e Nc\t"I·nllcr 57 Locat Inn a:�:w��.W�t!�::J; at d dieation Director of the Post Good ���)�014�6 and KIIr.bm Regional 1960 Ads 1 dwelling, I feed barn and I to­ Office and a h06� FOR BULLOCH HERALD PrlvlledR" Department, THE Classified AGENCY 19" CURRY INSURANCE bacco barn. WIJI orfers .Uer accept Available July 22 of other postal officials arc ex­ Nc""'pnpe. Editorlul Association J. C. National REALTORS through August 15. Contact of Claxton Coulell. MRS, H. V. FRANKLIN PO pected to attend. Products Contest Kennedy, Pooler, Ga. or John Watkins Dedicated to The Progress of Statesboro and Bulloch County Better Newspaper Phone 40·2825 So· 218 South Main St. CLAXTON, GA. - A crowd McGinty, Wilmington island. The public is Invited for the vannah, Ga. 6·4 4lp. PHONE 4·2738 See 01' Contact FOR SALE of 700 pel sons, including guest festivities which will include a two-bath house "''''''''''''''''''".,'''''''''".,,'''''''''''''''''''''''''''' concert the Parris NUMBER 37 Use Classified Ads • Real Estate Three Bedroom, speakers Sen. Herman E. Tal. 45 minute by STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, Jt;LY 28, 1960 Heat. Large Screen­ and Marine at S. P. Collins Sr. with Central - Prince Pres. Islund FOR RENT Store for rent madge Rep. H. Band, starting ed Bock Porch on extra large Use Classified Ads is for the 2:30. official dedicalion of Houses Sale Sale located on lhe corner of College ton, expected dedlca­ 111e • for For Pine Trees. 121 West Inman St. Jot with numerous Street ond West Main Street. tion of Claxton's modernlstlc the new building wll follow the Immediately. • Misscellaneous PO 4·2962. 6·16·1fc. new office on will follow Available PHONE POSI building Sun. concert. Open hOUSe ' Watkins Dealer- Corn in hundred 31. the dedication with refreshments -Your FOR SALE: Three bedroom, FOR SALE: CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY day, July bushel lots and up. Good For Sale Mr. W. L. Crawfont, Atlanta served. brick veneer house located In Realtors FO:en�.E���U�nl�ed°o;::va�r"blt� being : acco here sound shelled com. $1.45 0h yellow I. ,IT 4·2825 1------Mrs. E. N. Brown, __ desirable ne I ghborhood on I arge, Contact 1'0 August I,\�------I._------per bushel, FOB Meller. 4·3482. 7·14 2lc. II I opens today FOR SALE deep lot, Close 10 Sallie Zet· Paul Simmons, Phone 5-4291, FOR SALE: Used trailer mount- "_ho_n_o._"O_·p_lar terower Elementary s c h 0 0 1. Metter. Ga. Two bedroom house ed, tractor driven, Irrigation FOR RENT: Savannah Bench House has den, full bath and _ Close to town 4 ��d p���rlon�oTJ'I���dwt��drti��� b����e. Abb�ro�O�s, fee�it:h�� ••• half bath. Can be seen after 4 AGENCY ATTENTION FOR SALE: Galled, riding horse. CURRY INSURANCE Contact Strick Holloway, Phone dinning room and large screen with full sales on all warehouse floors Deanna Drive. Phone PO· while p.m. Well trained. Contact Jqko Hines REALTORS POplar 4·2027, Strlcks Wrecking porch. Make reservations plar 4·3669. 5·12 ire. POplar 4.2915. 7·21 lfc Yard. 7·21·2lC. uvailable. Telephone 4·2903 or Phone 4·2825 6·23·tFc NOTICE TO PARENTS: 1 will �2036. Mr. Livestock Grower and' Farmer When the Statesboro tobacco market opens this keep your children, ages two FOR RENT: Three bedroom. two morning there were full sales on tile floors of every Brannen's FOR SALE }�01�08ra.�a[�, 5�3�rl�; 6:��e p��:, oc�:�h·fr��["!�hotDyt�O��a�eac0h. warehouse here. Sheppards Warehouse and thru Mrs. E. E. Waller Aldred Mondays Fridays. Call Company will have first sales when the auc­ 6·23.tfc. No.2 warehouse 2 story, 3 bedroom house Granger, Phone PO 4·2963 afler Pc) 4·3351. 7·21 Hc. lionel' his at 8 :30 o'clock. all lot � begins selling song 100' x 400' First dny soles last year on - - ""'.... ,, NOTICE Have Mower Will "" .. , .... " .. """,.... " .... " .... ,,, .. ,, ....," .... MOBILE HOMES PARKER'S were 301 Norlh 23. 825.110 pounds 6n Mow. JULIAN LANE. Phone July In Limits for a total of $<179,33 tA9. City 4·2691. WHEN YOU THINK OF MOBILE HOMES Opening d1Y sales on July 29, were 658,158 pounds for a 3 bedroom home on lee St. Use Classified Ads 1958, of quality ror an avo Choice location total of $373,942.59 • Male, Female of saving money ... Stockyard ernge of $56.62. warehouse Wanted You think of Ups The five groups of 100 acres Improved pasture­ Help announces operators on the Statesboro near town. Suitable tor Invest­ WADE of assistant directors of admlnistratlve MAJOR AND CAPTAIN P. M. Chamblee, Georgia, and market own thirteen warehouses

_ ment _ development Iarmlng­ FEMALE HELP WANTED: Ex· Air Patrol. also handle the net control radio stu­ '!)UI '1I3WIII offices in the Georgia Wing of the Civil They with a total of 762,000 square cattle _ or home site. Good career Women: Miss working'! on of last tions in the Both were at the meeting held here Saturday nnd Sunday feet of flJor space. extra Avon has Georgia Wine. DOWDS view _ near pavemeun Like money? (World Famous' TIME -Photo by Clifton. limited for time SELLING week, openings part Cobb H. E. Akins Can W. E. Jr., Upside Down Sign) and F. H. operate the Cobb �o���e�nWJt�r �oMrs�H�lda�� at The thermometer readings Sugg Brown 4·3434 and Foxhall warehouses which Childs, Rountree. Box 22, for the week of Monday. July 1520 Gordon In· were established here in 1928 FORESTLANDS wad���8.��: Highway, I' CAP here 18, through Sunday, July 24, DAILY BUYING STATION the late W. E. Cobb Sr. with REALTY COMPANY tersection 1 25 PARKER'S Georgia were as follows: by 1------of U,S, & R. P. Holl. Realtors HIGH LOW For Rent Qa., PA4-9421 for your Hogs and Cattle Augusta, I' 18 •....• 86 71 30 Siebold 51. Mon., July In 1938 the late R. E. (Bob) PARKER'S BUYING STATION Tues., 19 ...•.. 88 72 built the Sheppard's POplar 4·3730 Apartments to July Sheppard Wed., 20 .....• 91 74 Warehouse on South problems Juty College He is Oomrnissions study he 1960 tobacco """''''''''',,'',,'',''''''''''''''''''''',''''''''''''''',,'''' HELP WANTED-Salesmen or (No Charged) 93 74 nns IS HOW IT should allows Lorry Smith as inspects his crop. � �ON'DAY Thurs., July 21 Street, now operated. by his grow, more about, 10 and used 1,800 FOR RENT-Two bedroom duo FOR RENT-Three room un- Agents $2.50 per hour or PARKER'S BUYING STATION 22 92 73 shown here on his Iarm near' Portal. He planted the tobacco April I More Ihan fifly members of Fri., July son, J T. Sheppard. Available Im- furnished duplex apartment. Has for part or full time route work. 92 72 fourtee leaves stnlk and had about sixteen more plex apartment. • TUESDAY Commissions of the Civil SaL, July 23 The New Statesboro Tobacco pounds of ferttltzer. He picked an average of per and add rooms. Close to business orders. Man. or (No Charged) the Georgia Wing up to Located on North large Large repeat 92 72 were Enjoy smooth-dnvinq safety 50% mediately. week- Sun.; July 24 Warehouse was built ill 19'15 leaves stalk to harvest at the lime these pictures taken. Phone W. R. district. Phone 4-3111 or woman. Write McNEss CO., REGULAR 2 O'CLOCK AUCTION Air parrot met here last per College Street. Inquire c 10 the life of tires wheels Rainfall for the week was and is operated by C e i I your by having your LOVETT at 4·2142 or DeSolo Sta, end to study their problems and ack Broucek iIS • WEDNESDAY Livestock Auction-Commissions J and Ed statl��.u� them. 1.45 inches. Wooten, George Sugg with our Hunter 4.2m:.tfc �o:t:'�:"ln ��:ee�1 �,0�'e�7n66, �.�':;f�; ways to solve precision-aligned amazing PARKER'S BUYING STATION I """""""""""""""""""""","""""""'"'''' Warehouses are Aligner ... actually checks your wheel alignmen' • w���nBmnnen THURSDAY (No Commissions Charged) d��h:ve����e�:��ea �����r S����: lbs. of tobacco American Club guest organist 278,248,311 wilh beams of ligh,! PARKER'S BUYING STATION ing at the Legion IDENMARK'S. PARKER'S BUYING STATION ���rh O����!�o�v��. ���el���sen�� of Communications, a Johnston Jr. of Director Kim b II warehouse built on U. S. 301, our It tokes 0 few minutes to sold here by experts. only give Commissions of the sales director of $109,022,152 • Georgia Statesboro, for SATURDAY (No Charged) headquarters The- Rev. Eugene Cn tker, pas- north, in 1958. of Dobbins Air Force left you thousands miles of carefree driving pleasure, Wing, CAP, tor of the First Mcthodist Stuckey's Inc., by jet plane The Farmers Tobacco ware- this BROOKLET Base at was the prin- an- For San Francisco last Thursday U. 391 and When the Statesboro tobacco market opened In Our Market ••• Not Just Marietta, C h u rc h of Statesboro, house on S. North, Your cor will drive as ... steer as We ALL Animals to smoothly Buy Brought attend the International con- cipa! spokesman at the Sunday nounced today that Jack Brou- to is operated by Guy Sutton. morning it launched its thirty-third selling senson. It ARE OUR MOST IMPORTANT ASSET venttcn of the Pilots Club. He _ os dreamed il would. CUSTOMERS A Few. Your Livestock ••• PARKER'S Will session. of Instrumental 1 easily you've always morning cek, professor a lot of tobacco behind it. Dur- Bring Anytime make business in began the season with Major P. M. Wade and his music at Georgia Southern Col- will sl�ps Them. Denver and Oklahoma CIty be- the from 1928 1959, 278,. Buy wife, Captain Wade, of Cham- lege, will be the guest organist ing thirty-two years through to Statesboro. ���L�t�E�' T����'g-L nt church fore returnIng sold for a total • • hlee, assistant directors of the Sunday evening, of tobacco have been GAUDRY'S 66 SERVICE Furniture Ga., AT FORT BLISS, TEXAS 248,311 pounds Groceries Goods f ClHICK--;0 at 8 o'clock gOLONEL E�TONo�munBic\l administrative officers who han- July 31, the MEETING Dry 0.' GENERAL r ]5214. the' 1\'11 wlTl $109022 IOOe' _ IreClt'g'. Mr Broucek , 450 S. Main St. playservi�l� __ __ _. die the radlo-nel c·ontrol station BEGINS AT UPPER FOR BLISS, TEX. (AHTNC) _0_,_._, ,_. _. of Air alrol. -I II'fton. The phenomenal growth we were out of the livestock auction busi· �. �;;oto»fbythC selections on new Casavanb _ K. .. an Pvt. William Trap. MR. FARMER. of the Georgia Wing, played th? BLACK CREEK FRIDAY Army Statesboro market sincc its HUNUR Phone 4·2517 in the the POplar Grade "A" hundreds of livestock organ recently IIlsLJlled nell, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. ness for two years and we had growers important in the conference. General meeting at Upper first auction sales held here in , Clifton, Lieuten· church. Black Creek will tomor. Kenneth K. Trapnell, Portal, tabulation ... us that had no Captain Spec begin 192 is shown in the Au,ltorizeJ HUNTER Service and farmers us to return telling they of Senator Sanders IB asking and continue Ga., cOIllI>ieted lhe final phase anl and Lieutenant Psalm 19 row, July 28 of the total sales in this issue and did not what George Kelly He will play by train· market for that period of time get Statesboro team and six months active military satisfactory Harry Vause and membcl's of Marcello The Fifers, Dand. through Friday Saturday. of the Hemld. LB. by 15 under tht Reserve their livestock was worth. the The is invited to attend ing July they thought the Statesboro squadron of riue in Dialogue by public TIla! first yea r 2,306,288 TrLmpet Forces Act program at Fort tells back into the livestock business and were hosls at t.he confer- Three Medi· the services. 29c that ... we went CAP, Cler'ambault, Hymn Rotary were sold for $248,246.· We did nnll pounds just WinS district 1------Bliss, Texas. During this Fryers cnce. Mrs. Eloise Hunnicutt, Lations Thompson, Blessed 07 to $10.76 per hun· found farmer that has not by average up to the present day we have not any EXECUTIVE COMM11TEE phase Trapnell received training farmer public information of· Assurance, Now the Day is dl'ed pounds. Annual sales in Inte'rested in PRO FIT Noboil PITIMAN PARK in th� duties of an automatic Borden's been satisfied. OF of Convention 1930 above ficer of the Statesboro squadron, Over and Old Hundred; Elegie 1956 1928 1929 and were WSCS TO MEET MONDAY weapons crewman. He is a continue to Marche 1110n in ... are at this time to swim meet was Grotesque million We •.. at Parker's 'asking you in charge or rcgisteration by Peeters, School two' pounds. The executive committee of graduate of Portal High Senator Sanders of Au· of members. PUlvis and Rondo in G by 1932 came a dramatic drop ...... that the conrerence by Southern MILK IOe with livestock market Parker's has a Park Methodist and attended 111 �arl Possibilities In The ICE BLEACH qt. do busi'ness your I I the Pit t n Georgia gusta Moneay gave members of The S tat e s b 0 r 0 swimming There are twenty.four net Bull associated when sales dropped to only 527,. markets continue ChUrch \VSCS will meet Tues· Trapnell was Club a over 90 cent of the time lead other and will Cariker invites t.he College. Rotary of per team piled up 159 points to win control stations in the The Rev. before t�e ,Statesboro 504 pounds ror a total only Georgia August 2, at 10 with Trapnell Garage On Demo· in fil'st to attend the service. day moring, an of Gal. 3ge Ton to do so. the first place trophy the the one at public flrst:hand.report th� $41,055. This is average DR. STRICKLAND Y2 Wing, including o'clock in the church library. entering the Army. National held swim meet held at less than was BROILERS BUSINESS? several been a mar· district Statesboro. �ratlc COI,lVentlOn 327,802 pounds We have for the years offering you daily III Los of past Memorial Park here Angeles on the markel Tuesday sold each day • 15 cubic feet COMMISSIONS. DR. nIRD DANIEL IS II. senalor an ers was Air Conditioner ket and NOT CHARGING afternoon. · July t�e dweek 1959 when 7697754 TO I d ri g an offici.1 from Geor· r. rickland.IS and to ... Parker's in the first D St Hear Dr. Arthur Gannon As we have told you proved you delegale. ����1(I�' ,�ere sold always Denmark was :�::bO��TiguCATION to convenUon. RCA Thinline Marilyn lhe big IS no grn the 1959 season. Freezer Whirlpool even 0 boro nine of the Chest more for C II days will get you your livestock, the Statesboro toom Preston Donates Type Stockyard always winner for the Rotarians that mar· (Head of Poultry Division, University of Georgia) The grand jury convening for ege He told It was in 1931 that the RCA there be other ways that you can sell your livestock The H)-year·old miss look first the civil in the plat. in er at Whirlpool-5·yr. Warranty though may ils July term of the Bulloch righls plank ket saw the lowest average CSC k . 5205.00 in the brel1st convcn· (16-19) as the spea •.. girls form Parker's in the future ... as have in the place Courl here rc· adopted by its when 1,182,582 I" ... Sell with you past Superior Monday history at the stroke and and was a "com· .;16.-:' buttelfly Books to C.S.C. Dr. Bird Daniel to tion was obnoxious and pounds sold for only $113,190.· Cubic Feet will more. appointed 1 5269.00 membel' the more A 14Y2 you always get of winning relay after to the hun· the Bulloch County Board of ug. pi_tell' unacceplable 96 lo aver.ge $6.24 pOI' Commencement team. South." that COUNTY COURTHOUSE First District Congressman Education to serve a five·year is opinion dr�d Duke It. his. pounds. F. C, Jr. WIll not the ten million Parker, Prince H. Preston recently pce· term to 1960. CoJlegebol'O is no more. Effec· Congress Implement The market hit the UPRIGHT FREEZER Sally Rob e r son, Sylvania, begin September, Dr. W. Earl Strickland, presi. sented Southern 3S set in the in Georgia College I-----�------plank up platform. pound annual sales figure NITE, JULY 22, 8:00 P. M. came in first in' the girls (12·13) tive August I, 1960, Georgia F�IDAY FOOD Ud Renfroe He sLat.ed thut there a 1946 14,670,367 pounds were DOG By Westinghouse-5.yr. Warranty 35-yard freestyle and back­ Georgia's forests arc produc· Southern's College's post offiie J i.s �e;�onOfwi��!��; ��I!��m�� ge Itber- to ��'�e ���k�of�m���fI- to sold for $5,974,966, average • stroke. L?nO������1n tha.ne one·half their greater tendency today at GeOl' ing at less will be a branch of Statesboro's, comm�ncemenl address READ FRONT PAGE STORY IN was 111e . . All Markets Last The Statesboro lawmaker struc'ure. PARKER'S Week: . alizm in OUI' political $40.72 per hundred pounds. Topped due primarily lo un· gm 5out h ern C0IIcge. cans th e the Lin· capacily, to Mr. De· IeadersI. from HERALD 20 51.00 5279.90 Robt. Willis, Waynesboro, given opportunity by according Reppard "We musl take stock and try 1946 figure jumped 9,571,� THIS WEEK'S BULLOCH derstocked s tan d s says lip 35· coin Commis· resulting conservatism - _ back before, ---- the in -.--- captured the boy's (16-19) Sesquicentennial Loach Statesboro postmaster. lo some 444 pounds year Commencement ,vl'll be held & $18,50 ' put Tuesday from poor practices, to Westover Monday frees t d backs l·10k s'OI n t-0 d' te fi schi'00 III h'sI harvesting he and was in 19'16 thut the Back School Bailey's yard yeanI e, eSlgna in Our gnvernment," said, 1945. It McCroan Auditorium on Thurs. C. Extension as nee e In a• __ _.... to this valuable says Dorsey Dyer, Known Georgia d d' C led the slate ._._._ 18.17 to 18.27 and Allen McEllven, District receive officially added "TIle rederal government Statesboro market • Sylvania's 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Service forester. day, August 18 at COMPLETE LINE 17, had the best time in the set of books. Southern Brach, the new recom' The state, counties, and cities is en�roaching more and more in sales for the first time. _ _ _._...... __ _ 18,25 seconds. J. L. the affairs of the 19'17 the mal'ket here slip· DRY GOODS. SHOES TEA 11 oz. 87e Thursday boys' buttf"rfly-20.9 mended address for students need leadership, Judge into people." In The first master of education for THE J. L. RenFroe said here Monday, He stated that lhe Georgia ped to 13,021,624 pounds ever awarded Geor. MOST -- _...... be: degrees by � --- 18,00 Statesboro's Dale Anderson will can· no on the next Priced In Water Decanter Friday as the Bulloch grand jUl'y delegalion lwei idcu However, Southern. will be Right backstroke . gin College WOIl t.he girls' (16-19) that led the Name vened. nesdny IlIght (July 13) year the conferred upon approximately ECONOMICAL FEED . �1948) �nark.et and freestyle. Tobacco Sales from 1928 to With He said the state needs more Senator Lyndon Johnson WIlS state In sales again 12,701,- 49 graduate students at that ..... Southern COMPARE YOUR PRICES Box Georgia Caro· for vice for Since Teams from Vidalia, Waynes· industry, and ciled North be nominated president 222 pounds $5,499,876. time. In addition about 88 under. Save in YEAR LOS. SOLD DOLLARS Branch Big Money Furnishings an the Democratic ticket. wed'/$4,787,766.that the Statesboro market can. boro, Hinesville, Statesboro, and Iina as examplc of progreso on year graduate degrees will be PARKER'S in this field. Guests of the club included hgs been the number one mar· ON THE FARM WILL SEE THAT TOPS THEM ALL in the tour­ Ga. sive leadership ferred . YOU Sylvania competed 1928 . 2,306,266 248,246.07 Statesboro, 7 -Piece school Senator Sandel's' ket nament. Judge Renfroe said the mother-in·law, in Georgia.Florida bright 1929 . 2,264,932 333,304.12 Look LIVING ROOM SUIT 1n charge of the G e 0 r g i a situation is hindering Georgia's Mrs. J. P. Foy; Mrs. Bruce Olliff, leaf tobacco belt. Nntive of Colquitt $169.00 . t930 3,329,064 296,542.25 Mrs. market SELL WITH Southern Branch postoffice un· bid for industry. He called for Mrs. Frank Simmons Sr., In 1953 the topped Dr. Strickland has been presi. . 113,t90.96 1931. 1,812,582 and in Willis E. Cobb Sr. and Mrs. million pounds when dent at s"incl: January til furt.hel' will be Mrs. honesty integrity public twenty Wesleyan notice, for ..•.... 4t,055.00 sold $9" Gear. 'GRINDING & MIXING 1932 ...... •••. , 527,504 life and suggested grand jurol's Harry Cane. 20,181,100 pounds 4, 1960. Bom In Colquitt, and Dart A. Jackie Strange. office· Dr. urlis Lane, chairman of That was the near· in Atlanta He CHILDRENS' DRESSES GREATLY REDUCED Dodge 1933 2,399,432 262,732.84 themselves should aid 350,362.00. gin, he grew up LADIES· oul their committee, the Statesboro rnal'ket has the fOI mer Thelma . the pl'esent· .. in married to ...... 256,548.61 holders program est is 1934...... 1,638,898 Recommended hours of opera- carrying STOCKYARD come a $10 million year. PARKErs to Fraser of Burord, Ga. 1935.·...... • ,., :1,102,t64 558,947.74 movel to South tion, subject to official have • As low as 25c pel' hundred for Grinding MEN'S SUMMER SUITS GREATLY REDUCED Since 1946 sales here 1936 , 3,629,528 678,969.75 Owner & Ga. rrom D. will be: -=: than ten million He received the bachelor of and F. C. Parker, Jr, Operator Statesboro, Washington, C.,approvallj�;O;bS�.;;:;::;;;::::;�:::;;;;::::;;;:::e:d:s:-·e_n_.l_o:r:s:-a_n_d_er_5_. never been less Mixing. 1937 , . . .. 4,840,582 944,282.60 philosophy, bachelor of divinity, 8:30 n.m.-5 p.m. pounds...... • .. 5,136,320 1,009,153.69 �eekdays: from location 1938. The Statesboro market is the and master' of arts degree You Neve,' Touch ... all Main • Anything you 731,824.85 and the hon· 1939 5,751,484 8:30 noon north in the Georgia Emory University; JULY 21·22 WEDTHURs·FR1, JULY 27·28.29 Saturdays: a.m.-12 farthest need is tile corn and livestock. THURs·FRI, doctor of degree J. Olliff Everett of the Everett t940 4,567,924 660,512.28 Florida bright leaf belt. orary divinity An additional service will be from LaGrange College. Motor Company announced this 1941. 2,651,372 531,069.81 Take of Prices ... • advantage High Hog on A new . . .. statred I. to move ...... 1,211,858.00 STARTS week "that he expects 1942. .. .. 4,039,582 August pick. Fonner Minister the most from the most econom· of the t 68.82 box front of get gain Monday the dealership 1943 ...... •.... 7,552,768 2,851, up will be placed in He has been pastor of the feed Dart and truck t Anderson and ical available anywhere. 2:35-5:40·9: 10 Dodge, Dodge 1944 9,028,650 3,14 ,970,20 the administration building and E. L. Jr. Brookhaven, Sylvan HHis to the location of the former of ...... •...... 3,688,929.00 East Lake Methodist Churches 1945 9,571,444 cleared at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Buick on South You have no investment or C and F agency as well as pas· /. upkeep 1946 , 14,670,367 5,974,9,f�.00 Atlanta, holding STARTS Main Street. Approximate times for mail in Rome and inferior methods. 1947 13,021,624 4,787,7!;6.00 heads Red Cross torates College Mr. Everett soys the dealer­ 6 5:30 Park. 1948 12,701,222 5,499,876.00 departures: a.m., p.m., 3:50·7:00·10:25 ' will under the ship be operated and 6:30 arrivals: 7 a.m. 1949 12,583,090 5,013,734.00 p.m.; Or. Stlickland for seven years _'.•,_-- name of Everett Dodge Com· 1950 12,248,524 5,290,541.00 and 6:30 p.m. .1961 fund drive of the North Geor· with Han), Cone and was presidf"nt pany 6,770,871.55 of Educn· 1951. " 16,146,166 Conference Board Everett in charge and Mr. gia Randy The change, according to E. L. Anderson Jr. has been foreman. 1952 16,612,444 7,694,1 !9.00 t10n served as visiting professor Carl Freeman, shop DeLoach, is made in the chairman being named 1961 fund at the Candler (Emory) School 1953 ...... •..... 20,181,100 9,350,362.00 RED ROSE Feeds He will continue to operate interests of economy, and will Fo�of the Bulloch County chapter of Theology and is currently Everett Motor on 1954 17,131,170 6,733,449.00 serve to the the Company simplify Georgia the American the Meth· 7,165,861.00 R�d Cros�. secretary of' Georgia North Main Street as the d,ealer 1955 ...... •..... 15,563,29t Southern Bran.ch operation. Mr. Anderson s appolOtment odist Commission on Higher Ed­ and the 6,907,348.00 for Chrysler, Pljlllouth 1956 15,852,665 was announced this week by Southern is ucation . Valiant. Tom Lanier will Georgia College new .•. , ..•..• 5,180,402.00 chairman or the 1957 , 10,156,862 of Torn Preston, FEED with the Everett MOlor not included in the city WATERS remain the 6,263,221.00 at the Members of graduate's 1958 11,597,152 in county chapter, Tuesday, assistant Statesboro, and lies entirely of Company as manager. t6 8,829,329.00 held at the families are invited as gucsts 1959 15,632,1 Bulloch was July 19, meeting SERVICE Everett stated that a Counly. Collegeboro FAM1LY of Brooklet luncheon at the Mr. MRS . WARNELL DENMARK AND proudly on North to '. First Federal building the college will be held only the name of the post offIce, formal opening TOTAL 278,248,311 $109,022.152.11 the tobacco patch. The Denmark patCh, is Main Street. Williams Center immediately and did not to inspCC-t family Phone He to do exten· apply any geo- .whlCh exercises. 4·3674 later. expects of an one of the smallest in the state. Continued on page 8 following the POplar __ location. I only seven tenths acre, is sive renovating of the building. 1:"" graphic Main causes at poisoning fl'Ol11 ' Gu., recently completed the peSllcldes are 'taring them in The Bulloch Herald - 3 ReVIVa. SerViCe water course nn unlocked 'I Ten winners in eight-week supply Page room, keeping them at The Engineer School, Fort In soft drink bottles or other Belvoir, Va, Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 28, 1960 unlabled containers. and falling to . at read and follow directions begt'ns sterling Edmunds was trained to nn- good condition within 30 days labor and IMterial. etc Editorials and cautions on labels, accord- alyze, trent and distribute water after date or opening or bids. in a' fonn' satisfactory to tfui Ing to engineers. Georgia Agrl- and to perform maintenance on All other deposits will be re- Regents of the University Sy. cultural Extension Service. 0ak Grove silver contest water purification equipment. funded with deductions appro. 1- tem of Georgia will be requli'ed , mating cost of r'eproduction of in an amount equal to one hun .. a of the chain reaction lke edilo't's • He entered the Air Force lost documents upon return of same lancedred (100%) per cent at the We'll feel Revival will at Announcement was made this part I services begin February and completed bosic In. good condition within 30 days contract price. Oak on 'Nee k tIint ten h I school Grove Church gh after date or " in Baptls; girls ut Lackland Air Force opening of bids. .t. The owner reserves tho auctioneer About half of this labor pro­ in Bulloch trulnlng When the toba.cco and will were includ- 3 . Con traet , if awarded ill Monday, August I, County Bose, Texas, ,w right to any and all bid. is ed In the list of winners in the be on a sum basis. No bid his song this mom­ duotlon-harvesting supplied by continuo through the following lump and to ware/cct ve any technlcallUes begins selling be withdrawn for a the remain­ Sunday, August 8. Service time 19GO "Sterling Is for Grudu- Tho 21-year-old airman is a may pertod and formalities here at Statesboro and the the Iarm family and of 30 after time has been ing cnu('t, will be 8 o'clock each ntos'' Contests, entered 1957 of Candler Coun- days REGENTS THE UNlVER- evening. through graduate OF is hired-thus more on the date of opening. other tobacco markets in the der adding UKeuS� The minister (or these the H. W. Smith Jeweler of ty Schaal In' Met- ",!lIed SITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA Training High - The guest the labor market. OUR FRIEND. Ed Martin of MEMO TO HUNTERS be Rev. Frank Statesboro. tor. Director - he dollars to services will J. H. Dewberry, Florida bright belt, dove sea­ gt�\�\n�sti:Oa�c�����rl�tbk'S� By Georgia Charleston, S. C. visited us for first half of the 1960 Pierce of North Caro­ thnn or the base bid, A con- Plant & Business the chain re­ Often overlooked in eva.luating 15 Varina, Operatlons becomes a of a while on or last week. son will September Those winning teo- His parents, Mr. and Mrs. part Friday begin lina, The music will be under sterling' trnct 5�ond covering perform- 8-1S-4tc of tobacco as an enter­ l. The second spoons arc Jeanette Barnwell action which was set off back in the impact He was here to attend the fun­ and end October the direction of the Rev. Wilbert Edmunds, live on Route pastor, of inter­ eral of his brother, Cecil Martin. half opens November 23 and Brooklet and Ann Oliver of when the tobacco grow­ prise is the inter-locking Robert Besancon. the spring 14. There is u (or­ Avenue, States. Ed Is one of Statesboro and ends January _M_e_tt_e_r. _ tobacco seeds that it has with other I_I_, WANTED! er placed the tiny dependence Bulloch county's fine ambas­ cast of a six per cent Increase week-day morning at 9, �!�o.savannah Tobac­ ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS and com merce, will in South in the dove this AND NOW TIlERE'S an Ulcer vacation Bible school will be in the soil. operations sadors of good population Those shoot twelve held. children of the winning spoon pins co manufacturers use $22,000,000 Carolina. He never misses an op­ year. You may Society,' Inc. \Ve were quite for all of And the reaction set off affects ore Joyce Clark, Portal High­ to the of doves and possess twenty-four, shook when we opened our est ta community. up bEach in portunity sing praises worth of paper. $2,500,000,000 way way; Linda Cason. RFD 5; er�i �a"���cto����fisb!���er;;i an estimated 17,000,000 people. his home town. Though he has Last year you could shoot only Monday's mail to find that by the Regents or the Universi­ MAN And WIFE taxes into our cof­ Fulton The pastor and the church Carolyn Edenfield, Portal; Mar­ you say. go government been in Charleston for many ten and possess twenty. eighteen million ulcer suffers in ty System of Georgia, Owner, Incredible, wishes to extend a cordial in­ tha Deal, RFD 2 Brooklet; Nun­ farm­ fers. Statesboro is still his Lovell, director of the Georgia. the U., S. have been wholly at tho Office of the Comptroller Not so. From the seed the years, vitation to attend cy Cullen, 322 Jewel AS Fish is to everyone Drive; Faye of Georgia Southern College. re­ home. Game and Department by the peoples of the defoliate farmers neglected Last year Georgia these services. Sowell, 106 Bulloch Street; Nell Statesboro, until 2 p.m. er d in the ground springs our for the informa­ who so Georgia, plac We turned the hands of the United States - authority generously D. E as t on over from sales Register, 316 South Main ern Standard Time MANAGER OR OPERATOR an econo­ ccived $66,000,000 clock back and remembered the tion. remember the victims, the agricultural gencmtcd polio St. and Lee Collins of Thursday, September I, 1960, the Ruby of all types of tobacco. days of the old S & S Railway, muscular victims, for the construction of a home my that employs 17,000,000 people dystrophy, � OlliFF -IS RFD I, Pembroke. OF from this farmer the Smith Boys, the late Elwyn, WE LIKED THIS. It was heart victims, the arthritis vic­ cotton management house. located at over billion to the na­ Products gen­ your I'ROIVlOTED AT and adds $7 t h er n Will, Harry and Bealy. He re­ passed on to us by Davenport tims, and the score of other The contest IS sponsored by Georgia Sou College, erated tobacco industry flowing FORT CAMPBELL, KY. At the tion's economic pipeline. called the 30-cnr train of water­ Stewart, author of severnl books malady victims of our nation. use the Sterling Silversmiths or Statesboro, Georgia. over dependable the time and place noted above. the and into commerce totals $6.5 melons being loaded on the and former newspaperman and TWO BUILDINGS were razed last week as Georglu America. Each qualified'for Roadside Gift & Snack Bar Between 750,000 800,000 According to our information Jerry L. Olliff, son of Mrs. girl Shop and businesses siding here at the S & S depot, now with the Portland Cement Southern College campus continues to take on its. "new look." th by the farm families are employed in billion 1,500,000 the Ulcer Society, Inc. a non­ Geraldine OllifF. 223·A Reynolds cont�st registering �O�:Jlsre,:�.1 'No P��i�c�;ioo:e�r the late Dan Arden and his was in our of­ of Association. He it The Anderson Moving company of Pembroke as of Wednesday her the will be made. Pleasant Condi+iens of tobacco, in­ share in the tobacco trade. profit organization, says here, dr., Savannah, Ga., recently n�me favo.rlte pat�ern bidding period Working all types love for the S & S engines, He fice afternoon looking had canted off half of the with a local sterhng retailer. growing Monday recently formed, now is en­ was promoted to specialist four July 20, already temporary biology leaf. The I This an idea of the wondered if hod ever had 2. Bidding documents may be our own bright only gives Benly for a fishing companion-He at where and hud the brick veneer the cluding denvoring to "enlist nationwide Fort Campbell, Ky., building (above) pulled-off chemistry at tho office of Edwin Good and found him one of the bells off in obtained Salary-Living Quarters terriffic chain reaction which was heard- that the red breast a 101st full labor force engaged in grow­ moral support, among ulcer pa­ h� is m���cr of the building (below) preparatory to moving it away. The biology of one of those old steam the were "some­ FOLEX® Ogeechee biting DIVISion. and set off when the tobacco farmer tients and within the medical Airborne building dates back to 1947, and the chemistry building to 1936. �'ai���:eet�' S�t:"60�;, �:� Utilities Included ing, manufacturing, handling, engines, I had to confess that fierce." Called of . . thing "Spot ------and profession, *' Positive without dew an gla. Applications for documents to­ the seed last he had not but pharmaceutical leaf-drop Olliff, engineer supply ------tobacco products planted tiny spring. yet found one, Humor" it goes like this: with a of $50.00 distributing for an immediate crash program No ext ra moisture needed! specialist in Headquarters Com- together deposit Wheels turned within wheels and we know that sooner or later per set should be filled prompt- tals as many as 7,000,000. of research to discover remedial pany of the division's 326th If Interested Write or Call he would find one. In Seventeen Hundred and � All leaves fall-mature and JESSIE EDMUNDS a of our na­ ws will pay term­ move huge segment treatment for this plaque of Battalion, entered the New Casrle Ne Georgia growers It was a pleasant visit. We Seventy-Six young alike! No dried leaves Engineer 1 _ COMPLETES COURSE �at��t� ��Ii b�nr����de:ids�r� modern life." Army In July 1958 and com- as soon 23 between tion's love Ed's enthusiasm for A of American mav­ left on . ping charges collect, inal warehouse operators economy. living, group your plants IN ENGINEER don't really ask for pleted basic training at Fort SCHOOL possible. The full amount of de- of dollars But this wide impact, his lively interest In things go­ ericks They Products two and three millions forgetting crash *' Defoliation not reduced by S. C. Atkinson's Pecan on about the his in­ R en 0 un c e d the of cash for their program. Jackson, Airman Third Jessie concern is local­ ing world, yoke rain. Action certain! and com­ the immediate LAWRENCE E, HOUSTON JR. want "moral fast, The soldier at- Cla.ss ru��tel�� ::h ��e��P c��6= for warehouse charges By terest in his son They only support." 21-year-old Charles Anderson Edmunds, whose Wife, Jose- Ga. Phone SO 3-4682 family, "my tyranny- tor who submits a bona fide Garfield, t here on the floors of the we that most Ideal for bottom defoliation- tended Commerlcal School missions. tobacco grow­ righ is two inches taller tha I am," The tax on stamps, the tax Well, give willing­ � High phine, lives on Route I, Register, bid return of such set in GeOl'gia ed me was the utter upon name Is honesty and we're sure that all our saves bottom from in Savannah. millions of thirteen tobacco warehouses in' "My and that's saying a, lot, he al­ on tea. ly your crop ers will several In a with which these spoke spend and I am an alcoholic." people that we were readers will be that generous. boll rot, Makes you money I His father, George O. Olliff, at the de­ lows. Our fathers felt dollars to fertilize plants. Farm Statesboro, at the bank, sincere, and convincing of their problem. In fact, to quiet, to mix and use. No _ such an attitude would *" Easy pre-. _G_a_. reunion once has come in for partment store, at the auto dealer, manner a man, captured many 1_I_iv_e_s_i_n_p_ort_nl_, equipment companies mix, no straining. and tortured alcoholism, told seem to be brutal. But, to them, family at the at the by a sum of equip­ appliance dealer, to large production his story. In so doing, he helped this is the only way keep *' Apply with ground equipment By MRS. D. D. ANDERSON store. ill­ ment. grocery his fellow alcoholics and streng­ resentments, prejudices and or airplane. Non-corrosive. will from root in their The family of the late Charles Tobacco requires And tomorrow we'll feel that thened himself. taking M00n production lives. have learned from (Babe) Anderson held their re­ of the chain reaction in which They FOLEX gives you all these ey- Stop! Important! 400 lots of labor, approximately part HE HAD BEGUN his pattern bitter experience what these union Sunday at Mr. Redic An­ benefits! Simplifies hand and continued trom 2 acre. we are involved. of in school. will to page derson A basket lunch hours of hand labor per drinking high "sins of the spirit" do machine picking. The Security pond. When the pressure of life be­ them. servced. They Brnnd dealer in your area help. Maybe it wasn't that at \�as w�re abo.ut es­ came too heavy, he would I a I heard in fifty of ..·DID YOU KNOW THAT like phrase sells und recommends FOLEX. all. Maybe I was pitying myself member� �hls family B & PW in this out­ for a while drowning that would call present to this accasion. welcoming cape by meeting. Some Ask for details, literature. and wanted sympathy. Maybe I enjoy Let the voters his troubles in drink. His pa­ and without re­ leader here on it uncultured want everybody to know what Mrs. E. L. Dyle and daugh­ standing August asked him to leave rents finally finement. I choose to define I ter of Quincy, spent 2. a poor little persecuted angel Florida, GASOLINE WENT UP 2c A GAL.? a their home and not return. One as When an with Mr. and have choice it brutal honesty. A look nt the platform adopt­ forces are to be reorganized to 1200 dollar earning limit of the am." Saturday night a miserable fail­ marriage was alcoholic permits resentments in end and waste social with­ Mrs. Gordon Anderson and at- the sensible and pro­ ed by the Democratic Party duplication along security recipients, It seems ure, while another was rocky into his The sober around the the re­ and hatreds to seep Los Angeles gives one the opini­ with the reorganization of t.he out cutting their payments and people tended (Babe) Anderson to do-to let the voters CAP does a and uncertain. Finally, when the heart and it is termed drunk may be in serious emo- union on per thing job thinking, on that it includes something space program. provide Government loans for Sunday. Dem­ moment of desperation appear­ as "stinking thinking." That is for the tional and spiritual trouble. They The Rev. C. K. Everett and in G orgia in the September for everybody, A national housing elderly. ed, he turned to AA and began what it is! Call it transporalion po­ need precisely by in don't help. a group from the Union Baptist decide whether with little thanks He Southerners general will be which will will BUY ocratic once licy adopted URBAN COMMUNITIES ASTUDEBAKER to himself choose. primary find again. whatever term you Church visited and held a de­ rnucii the civil include to can will offers an under­ get pass rights aid facilities for be aid to clear dis­ They get help through the party's electors tells his story, These attitudes must give way given slums, FOLEX Is distoibuted votional and service Sun­ Georgia But before the by A. I mean for the song Theirs is a thank.less job. a plank they repudiate road, rail, water and air travel. of aid and educate A. don't help to the standing heart and helping to an open and serene spirit, pose slums, afternoon at The Pulaski be 01' unpledged whole new YOUNG DEAL and WOOLFOLK CHEMICAL WORKS, LTD. day pledged it and Subsidies to air travel, air port their with trans­ alcoholic. One does not carry go about performing with hand to alcoholics, thereby Another element of this pro­ children, help Convalescent Home. ticket. they start for casting construction and will the alcoholic to A. A. like Kennedy-Johnson his his talk to be most making plans shipping plan­ you a which retains sobriety. (In gram which [ felt portation, metropolitan 2 a and LARK devotion can­ Miss Mamie Anderson WAYS Lou & SAVE willingness their ballot for a write in be stepped up. Statesboro Farm take him to the doctor. But This is what Governor Vandi­ he mentioned of having travelled was the of under­ ning, community facilities, and helpful spirit This and Anderson, deserves better than are didate. help for themselves.. ap- nephew, Tommy to do. He th�y get­ five hundred miles just to talk Which the group mani­ A shot in the aim for home expansion of parks. Slums and ver has said he plans standing are spending this in At· ; areas to be cleared Supply preach, destroying unsuspected week with a friend in need.) fest toward a new member, Of an LOOKING AT THE will be forth blighted aro of the Geor­ ting. foreign building coming be the surest lanta. 1. The LARK IS LOW PRICED. has called a: meeting at­ and restored within the next barriers, may the This was my first experience alcoholic whom they are the Democrats say with an aim for 2 million new Members of Georgia Wing policy plank & Cone avenue to for the alco- Mrs. Delmas Jr. was Democratic Executive Com­ homes a ten years. Bradley sobriety Rushing, gia with a meeting of Alcoholics tempting to help. Because they that west Berlin will be defend­ year with low-interest MARINE PFe HUGH H. DEAl., of the Civil Ail' Pauol were in The farm income will be holic and happiness for all con- in the Bulloch County Hospital mittee for 15 for the pur­ Anonymous. I attended at the have "sat where he sits," they ed along with Formosa. Com­ and long-term financing. Small­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace 2. The LARK USES REGULAR GAS. August raised to full will E. A. Smith Grain cerned, last week. Friends of Nan are Statesboro Saturday and Sunday invitation of a friend. I went the respect and confi­ munists will not be allowed in er down payments will be in parity, stamps G. Deal of Route 3, Statesboro, a resolution to gain to hear that she is pose of passing Too of­ be issued for food for glad home, of last week for a state confer­ with some misgivings since , dence of the alcoholic. Cuba or any other place in the effect and the Government will surplus Ga., was selected "Outstanding the school-lunch Company and improving nicely. his proposal. was a non-alcoholic and a rnln­ ten, the Church has simply con­ Western give direct Government loans. needy children, Member" of his platoon and impliment came here at their Hemisphere: oppose Statesboro ence. They the will be Mrs. Ed Purvis of Rocky Twelve electors will be chosen Ister. demned the alcoholic with the entry of Communist China The public housing program to program expanded. SqUARE promoted to his present rank N. and at the loss vanished as condemnation of in reduce be continued. heavy use of U. S. surpluses Mount, C., spent Friday recruit June Then in the personal expense My uncertainily drinking in the United Nations; during graduation, at that meeting. alienated abroad will be and Farmers Bonded DANCING night with Mrs. A. C. Anderson, of time which might have been I met and shook hands with the general, and thereby military aid where possible and promot.ed 22, at the Marine Corps Recruit whom MEDICAL RESEARCH will be low interest loans to rural elec­ and daughter, Mamie Lou. S. September primary may members of the group. The lead­ itself from the persons increase economic aid; give im­ WarehouSe D epa t, Parris Island, C. voter� devoted to their families and to Increased and more fed era I Every Saturday Night com m ion e d the tric will be con­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lanier an F. iss Member" is See "Mister" co-operatives LANNIE Christ to and Pakis­ SIMMONS determrne whether these twelve er Introduced me as mediate help India "Outstanding hold in life. money will be made available tinued. Brooklet the job they private ratcr than "Reverend," for Church to help. We must learn tan and continue our cultural of Manassas, Mr. and Mrs. Tom honor bestowed upon the man \ be 01' un­ CYPRESS LAKE electors would pledged but love for hospital construction for Full will be a of visited Mr. met here to the which I was most Ti­ again to "hate the sin, and admit employment Beasley Claxton, who most nearly attains the in the Simmons Simmons Center They study pro­ grateful. exchange program with mental Music Shopping help illness, scholar­ a L. R. Andenon By Mrs. Anderson last an pledged. tles and can often times the sinner." Alcoholic Anony­ more The "Quota" sys­ paramount objective, expand­ and Lester characteristics of ideal Ma­ which confl'ent them and degrees refugees. and blems ships, other health meas­ will finance new Waters Orchestra of Under the GeOl'gia law, the separate people when there is mous has succeeded in dOing tem according to national origin ing economy Register Joe Sunday. rine during 12 weeks inten­ meet them. ures. and the tax burden on how to no for it. I was ac­ this. be programs Elder and Mrs. J. M. Tidwell sive training. Before in electors are not necessity will dorpped. enlisting Democratic to aid education­ the tax will be The Civil Air Patrol is ns one of the group. wilt Scholarships general payer of Savannah, were dinner March 1960, Deal graduated strictly cepted WE USED TO have Class Mr. Kennedy expand guests to cast their votes for al programs will be increased eased. Bus i n e s s will be sti­ from StatesbOl'o School pledged in world trade but will de­ on-Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. 8en­ High a civilian operation. Made up ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS in the Methodist give with nominees even Meetings emphasis being placed on mulated and the present high Ievie Anderson. and attended the University of the Democratic witness fense contracts and loans to men who were in the Ail' has to to the Church. They wel'e aid to will part of something say and giving all qualified young interest, tight-money policy Mrs. Dannie Deloach spent Georgia. the nominees the the areas hurt by more imports ATTENTION though carry Christian Church and the people meetings whereby exper­ Americans to at schools be ended. Fair will be Force in World War II and in lower tariffs in stUdy prices a few days during this week at ience one could be press for foreign state in the election. who call themselves Christians. of helpful of their choice. Federal insured the consumer new in­ A to presidential of money rela- Sale Save You of attracted to our mid­ countries against imports Birmingham, Ala., visiting part young people It is not a ncw idea or a new to another. Perhaps to raise de­ If the voters of our state want teacher's salaries and dustries will be locat� in tives. this week with Miss Jan- would be American goods. days Money a sense of some­ It is the re­ week prayer services to more it through doing message. simply build schools and col­ pressed areas and more federal Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchin- ara Blalock. to be then we Mr. Farmer: the electors pledged, of a message which much more effective if be facilities will be loans will worth while. capturing ANOTHER AGENCY will lege made be given to small son of Savannah, Mrs. Li\1ie thing this of fear­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ander- the twelve will be bound the Church has been proclaim­ could inject spirit The national c e available. A Youth Conserva­ business. morally, created. pea Funderburk of Claxton. and Mr. son visited Mrs. There's little about the utter sincer­ and children pUblicity ing (in a greater or lesser de­ less honesty and will work for disarma­ tion Corps will be created. in Coun­ but not legally, to vote as the peo­ agency I want to ask the Farmers Bulloch and Mrs. Lenard Lamb of Den- Anderson's aunt, Mrs. H. O. its its life. into them. Alcoholic ALL IN ALL the platform with CAP while doing day-to-day through'out ity Yes, ment and will work for a The were have indicated. gree) plan benefits for WW I Veter­ Live­ mark, guests of Mr. and Waters, and Mr. Waters in See the GOLIATH··· ple The first element of this Anonymous has something to the exception of civil. rights and counties to sell their business. But when a plane goes to halt atomic weapons t�stlng. ans will be increased and medi­ ty surrounding Mrs. W. R. Groover, last week- Brooklet, afternoon, which to the Church. does look like a dream world SundBY However, it would be poor poli­ meeting greatly impress- say cal care for veterans will be ex­ with a that is owned - -- down anywhere in Georgia, when The U, S. will be made so posposition. It remains to be stock Stockyard by your Mrs. A. C. Anderson and a car with of room tics to the will of the and Mrs. R a Inn d Mc- compact plenty go against that panded. seen en�r. Mamie Lou An- while strong any foreign power what the of Ameri­ ••• not daughter, Miss an individual gets in trouble people local of this us Medical benefits people strangers. Knight Atlanta spent people as expressed at the ballot w 0 u I d not dare attack will be pro­ ca 'think about it. They will across the state, the CAP vided for old week with Mrs. McKnight's par- a on flying through spending all the,money folks, old-age pen­ speak their in Novem­ �;�o��d s:..�� L!!'t��Sd��de���� car 35 MPH gas if should vote to opinion ••• t,he in compact averaging regular box, they ap­ will Sell with Parker's stockyard Mr. and Mrs. Lem Wi!· goes into action and does a magni­ needed for defense. The armed sions be boosted, raise the ber. and family. point pledged electors. fi���. at its mission. those who that 50c to head Mr. and Mrs. Garland Ander- ficent job fulfilling AA helps Statesboro paid $1.50 per Mrs, D. L. Mikell and chil- son and sons, Garland, Retail Price $2,100.00 We remind our citizens of the dren of Savannah, Mr. and Mrs, Henry more ... and Tommy, attended the re­ •• We welcome Paul the Wallace Mitchell, visited on As you incident involving Kenon, union of the graduation class of Long As They Last Now come seeking help Thru the I's Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. $1295.00 Mr. and Hal of this week in the 1932 at Claxton after- son of Mrs. Kenon, We lead all other markets D. D. Anderson. Sunday M.·s. Mamie noon. 1\. Taylot· former residents of Statesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Larenzo Creasey STATION WAGONS OR TWO·DOOR SEDAN Dr. John South. By Mooney and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ham­ It will not be her first visit to Young Kenon was downed in a children, of Augusta; spent a long weekend with Mr. and mack and children of Hagan, but will in the mountains a disease of wife's trouble Statesboro, it be her first plane accident Alcoholism is diagnosed perfect­ Monday Mrs. Leon Anderson and other were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Members of barriers. These consists of hind­ ly. And his wife, blinded by the Parker's Buying Station-No Commission R. F. Anderson Man's Troubles'. official visit as president of the of NOI·th Carolina. Russell relatives. Sunday. Why Buy Another in the which saturates her hus­ erances and obstructions alcohol Mr. and Mrs. Ander- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Frank- __ ._ .. Federation of Business the Statesboro unit of the Civil No. l's __ ._._. __ .. __ .. _._ ... _ ...... $18.00 Raleigh Georgia form of attitudes which stand band, have upon him All may hung V�;M9�K�U son, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall An- lin and of Cleve- • daughter, Kay and Professional Women's Clubs. Ail' Pall'ol the over-all mis­ between the alcoholic and the the blame for all the misfortunes Bulloch Board of the adult teachers arc eager to of joined The County ting any those wonderful peas derson and children spent Sun- land, Ohio, are here visiting sev- him. inter­ which have befallen the family account to the adult in S immons Center Mrs. Mamie K Taylor will be sion and spent several days assist­ people around They Education requires its leachers charge shelled for the freezer or stor­ Tuesday day with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin eral days with Mr. and Mrs. 5ee Lannie F.'S.Immons Shopping fere with recovery. since their marriage, including about her whereabouts. "1 am ing away the Parker's Buying Station-No Commission remembered here for he I' out­ in the search. That sort of to study every five years regard­ golde�, yellow ing her own emotional disturbance. going to the library," or "Is it corn for Most of them are erected and the winter. But the derson stayed to visit a few Sam Neville. I" hold. _ .. _._._ ..... _ .. ._ .... __ .. work with the selvice can't be They re­ less of the degree they all if I run to the All No. l's �. _$18.40 h_��I�I���_�MAA��M�a�'M��======�======�==�======��=�==�� standing Georgia bought. maintained by the alcoholic him­ In doing this she may be guil­ right regi­ "freezer of the mind" needs re­ and strar's office?" too, are Federation of Women's C I u b ceived only enough funds to pay self and, as has been pointed ty of personal dishonesty RULE MAY be an in· They, plenishing as well as freezer in THIS JULY 28-29 SAT., JULY 30 JULY 30 AUG. 3-4-5 in no less anxious that "teacher" not 'get the house. So THURS-FRI. SUN, WED-THURS-FRI, when that held its their and oil used in their per­ out, center around dishonesty. self-deception way convenience but it is definitely the summer study Wednesday organization gas than the the impression that they are 2 auction MON·TUES AUG. 1-2 But the well meaning people, disastrous catastrophe one. certainly helps the store house Parker's Regular o'clock state convention in a good Statesboro in sonal planes. who are her husband. shirking. of Some �- especially the family, afflicting It is very enlightening for< knowledge. of these �s .. . : __ ..... _ ... Clif­ teacher's was All No. 1 _._$18.47.18.57 April of last year. We commend Captain Spec trying to help, may themselves With husband and wife quick to and One daughter houses have been nearly empty -'P' teachers get together - COLOR of which married and she hesitated too She is one of the most active ton, comandel' of the Statesboro have serious faults they to recognize and point out d� share their ways of teaching and being long. ask off a GUY MADl�Ot' are unaware and which prevent feets in the other and equally their to single day, for fear women in in work his officers and members of knowledge. THERE IS ALSO Thursday Georgia design­ unit, and communica­ her teacher consider her the angle of Commission undl!rstanding quick to reject and deny the de­ It is very revealing to teachers might Parker's Buying Station-No 30,ll'OOT ed for the of unit for their devotion to a indifferent in her work. associating with youth, too. Not progress the state the tion with the alcoholic. fects in themselves, dishonesty to find out how different adults 01' all . . ... _. __ teachers are old or middle­ All No. l's _ .. __ . . ______. __ ._._ .$18.35 nRlDg; and its for which there is little The character defects and dis­ pervades the family. Sin c e react to tests, including them­ people. job THERE'S THE of age. There are some folks will experience young f:S�I�' honesty which are present in friends and relatives generally selves. This certainly give who We join the members of the thanks. "standing in lint" for long teach. Not that the older Lo 0 ll0 the people around him may be go along with the person who the teachers 11 dee per under­ \lJ:; periods of time. teachers care to try to act like Friday STARTS 3:15--5:14-7:13-9:12 REGULAR PRICES STARTS STARTS: SUN, 2:00-5:00-9:00 seen and is not the of the children in the excessively, ... __ drinking .. .. __ . .. _ _. __ . readily, accurately standing .. they're the same age; but it is All No. l's .$18.35 4:00-7:15-10:30 MOII-Tucs, 3:00-C,12-7-IO-9:20 the alcoholic just can reach into the fall. One of the most trying times The Herald truthfully hy deception to the Bulloch can come when the get young view­ as his disease is recognized by community and support the temperature helpful Established March 26, 1937 - Published Every IT IS ALSO to find PD}nt. Very likely, some of the Thursday others. conviction usually held by the amusing has the thermometer registering Saturday young feel benefitted fl'Om the Commission The wife who bristles with alcoholic, that he is alone in t.he nineties and the atmos­ Parker's Buying Station-No LEODEL COLEMAN assotiation of the older teacher. G. C. Coleman hate when her drunken husband the world. take the first step toward sobrie­ phere is full of moisture. Regard­ _ against __ ... .. _ .. .. _ .. _. __ ...... _ Editor l's . _$18.35 an less of this a lec­ All No. accuses her of nagging. turning 111is reasoning leads us to ty in the family. atmosphere At odd moments some one 9 Vine Street Advertising East effective this tUI'e or a film is to be a Director the children against him, living obvious and frequently She can look at it way. supposed remembers good jpke, which Statesboro, Georgia The brain over­ LOAD UP AND HEAD FOR � beyond his income, running him approach to sobriety. The ability "I have been trying to sober absorbed. can't recalls another one to some one M. L. HALL come to JR, producUon Manager down to other people and acting of the alcoholic to indulge in him up a long time. 1t looks like the desire sleep. There else. generally like a witch who is honest self-evaluation is ham­ he only gets worse. Maybe is terrific struggle. Then it is Entered nt the Post Second Class Paid at Statesboro, wth teacher YES, THE RULING made Statesboro, Georgia Office. Postage aggravating him and keeping pered by a mind clouded there's something wrong with that the more fully by STOCKYARD under Act ot March 3, 1887. it be what her suf­ the Board of Education is a PARKER'S Georgia, Congress. him drunk rnth�r than helping alcohol. Indeed, may physi­ me. He says I nag him. Maybe knows youngsters good one. It's too bad there isn't a do worse and do bet­ him to get sober. may really be ologically impossible. I do. He says 1 talk about him. fer in September and May, if "W.here you can't you might 1960 for to Thursday, July 28, a wife on other but not October and as ruling every profession. angry because she hlls met The the hand, 1 hadn't thought about it, April, they You have tried the rest, now try the best" brush on what's ter. violent disclosal of the brutal tho ugh emotionally upset. that's true, too. 1 discussed him sit in a stuffy, hot classroom. up happening. SUBSCRIPTION RATES \Ve'd have more busi­ truth. should ha\le a clear head and with Mary. 1 told her 1 wanted up-tO-date Plus Sales Tax OF COURSE, these of ness Georgia The alcoholic, oblivious to his lhus be mentally capable of cri­ periods people, doctors, lawyers, In the State: I 2 Years - Out or State: 1 Year 2 Years Year $3.00, $5.50 $3.50, $6.50 continued on page 3 study ruin the prospects of get- and what ever else have own predicament, may have his tical self-analysis. So let her you. The Bulloch Herald - Page � Reddick in Lynn Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, .July 28, 1960 Washington at Boys Nation Mitchell Lynn Reddick 01 RFD I, Portal, arrived in wush­ Ington, D. C. on Friday, July 22, us 0 Sonutor In the 1960 Boys' Nation from Gecrglu.

He was joined by more than one hunrlrcd top teen-age lead­ ers from all over the United States to take part in the Ftlte-. cnth Annual Boys' Notion pro­ gram of the American Legion. He is sponsored by the Dexter Allen Post No. 90 of Statesboro and Bulloch County. He will at­ lend the Boys' Nation nauonal governmental study symposium July 22 to July 29. YOU MAKE YOUR OWN BED at the Bulloch Herald on publica­ of C. NANCY McCALL. doughier . Suzan of Mr. and Mrs, G. n mem- tion nights. Colemnn, daughter James E. McCall Young Reddick and Mrs, was. hero with her version. Suzan helps with ,Mr. ber of State held In Athans Coleman Jr. is' shown of Brooklet was seen on WTOC- Boys' the wraps" sometimes at the Herald. TV in Savannah on Monday of recently. "single demon- Is There One in Your City? this \V Co e k when she, Boys' Nation is the largest • strated the which won proj,�cl youth program of its kind, con­ "If can claim that bonsts It crystal bull-e-in for her the dlstrict achievement In you your city centrnting on an organized stu­ Statesboro reflect Rock recently, good working order, guaranteed faithfully to your award .�l. Eagle ely of the functions of our Fed­ She refinished an antique can- here h ideas and opinions-e-ycu are indeed to be envied, erul Government. While Ads �i Mrs. Classified die Her con­ advi.sor, the young "Senators" will ta\?le, Nancy E. Gear, accompanied. duct a simulated National Son­ "On the other hand, chances arc most of lis-live W: you-like be a at South- Will soph?more. ate. They will learn "by doing" a ball-less which means that you can't fall. in crystal community, east Bulloch thiS our elect­ High how the machinery of SALE: Gaited, riding horse. authorities and count on civic and government representatives ed Democratic governmental ma­ have to SPEAK uPt im­ Ads what's on mind ... functions. Use Classiiied JakiJ11��� knowing your you The chinery Equally �d'�II:;"t2egti5contact McDougalds portant, they will sec for them­ • Houses for Sale 5 to make of citizen TAYLOR the "As a have a double responsibility selves importance MRS. MAMIE K. \FDR (ireen Stam businessman, you get together 1------in these FOb�eSto�E���s�l�irnlhs���: SELF SERVICE J.w. on issues which partlclpation operations, your views known; to express your opinion here SALE: Three bedroom, at home thus learning the responsibilities FOR plus · located In affect the welfare of business and your community. brick veneer house 3��� ::t��� fd� Rese.vud your and duties of good cuzens. �r�r��n��:Z. JULY 28-29-30-Quantity Rights Mrs, W. E. McDoug­ desirable on large, tails und information. contact You have a double 10 help build healthy grass­ Visiting neighborhood responsibility have been Sallie Zet­ V. ANDERSON, Pembroke. North Ga. Grade 'A' ald over the weekend his in the dent deep lot. Close to A. of our During participation roots for the sound economic future country. man­ s c h 0 0 I. PHONE OLIVE 3·3791. her Mike McDougald, this terower Elementary Georgia. .... son, Boys' Nation program year preS} ltc. Georgia full bath and has den. of a radio station in Co­ and other "Senators" will House Swift's "Vac Pac" ager Lynn seen after 4 I-----�-----­ I to and your local nnd Mrs, half bath. Can be "That's why urge you join support lumbus, Ga., Mr. their own Senate Ses­ operate Deanna Drive. Phone 1'0- FOR SALE: sine J. A. Stephens Commerce. You'll find out how best to make Worth and children, the p.m. Chamber of McDouguld sions. During these boys 4-3669. 5·12 tfc. Milling Co. located In Regi- � and Mrs. plar find it's a Susan and Bill of Athens, elect .. , and satisfying hold caucuses, your views known you'll will party to behere had them (III for sup­ ofB&PW and a McDougald a president vice-president, Two Orick Homes ��e�ia��' �O:s,fu��he�.ln�[e�h�i�� rewarding experience." Mr. 4·9565. 7-28-tfc per Friday night including a cabinet and a Supreme of Atlanta, state PDplar LuncheonMeat��J"29c appoint Mrs. Mamie Kennedy Tayler on Nelson Way and Mrs. Don McDougald and officers will be Court. These Federation of Business and lb. and lillie will of the Georgia - Swift's Premium children, Walt, Sally elected for a year and president (I just completed Mrs. will make and her sister, Helen, Nation for that Women's Clubs, Incorporated, move in) Apar�men�s Meg, "govern" Boys' Professional ready to I Bob and Mr. Coursey on Tues­ Coursey period of time. her official visit to the Statesboro BPW Club (I soon to be completed.) For Rent of Memphis, Tenn. On July 28th in the Old Su­ day evening, August 2. Three Bedrooms Chamber in the Power Mrs. Til. Balh FOR RENT - Four room un- LB·99c preme Court Miss Zulu Gammage, States- :Georgia Company Ceramic Steak G. YOUNGBLOOD with Round MRS. in Pete they will de­ furnished apartment prt­ Progress Capitol Building bora has announced Taylor cr�ntcd Ho�nc S��ice Carport FOLLOWING president, and for IMPROVING vote two bills Electric She room vate bath and kitchen pri­ Speaking your bate and upon the Committee, with the Georgia Ut.ility. Large Utility Fresh Fellowship vate entrances. Recently re­ Daily OPERATION before the U. S. as Home Service Closet Chamber of Commerce \ now pending as will served of space. Swift's Pac" SLICED local Penny Allen chairman, Supc�­ Plenty decorated. Located at 206 South ALL MEAT Seminole, "Tray Senate Joint Resolu­ A visor' for Georgia Natural Gas heat. Swift's Premium Friends and relatives of Mrs. Congress: have charge of the meeting, PO\�er u�tll Zetterower Ave. DR. ROGER repeal of 1947, at which lime windows and screens IBS Gwinnette Youngblood are hap­ tion Two, proposing picnic affair will be held at Rob- August, Aluminum HOLLAND, Phone 4·2724. 22 which would eli­ transferred the 1 LB. Mrs. Amendment at 6:30 Miss AI- she was �x­ Paved Driveways 8·26-tlc. 120Z. py to announce that Young­ bins Pond p.m. t� Bulloch the of a presi­ eouuve tn which lots on Nelson Way 2 and County blood following a minate limiting len will be assisted in prepare- Department. Large Ground Beef Statesboro is improving PKGS. PKGS. $1. HR- serves Limits two terms; and she today. in. the Central dent to tions for the picnic by her com- capacity Inside City • . major operation, for the sl Swift's Premium 4986, which provides Mildred Sim- While in Statesboro Mrs. Low-low down payments 2 mitten members, $1. Bacon of Georgia Hospital. 3 COMMERCE a National Sci- Franks OF establishment of formulate final FHA financed for­ and Reba will CHAMBER Mrs. Youngblood is the mons, Murtha Moses, Taylor help of the was re­ ence as part the State Convention mer Gwinette Redd and Academy Jacobs. for 4-31 15 plans Sec or Cull - PO • Phone Foundation. N. Main St National Science to held in of 1961 in a resident of Statesboro. be May _ LB. Office cently This will be Mrs. Taylor's MARY LEE BISI10P PO 4-2821 . McCormick Statesboro. club .' _ first visit to lhe Statesboro JIMMY GUNTER PO 4-3414 Miss Hopper. Immediate unfurnished Steak 79c as State FOR RENT-Two Rib since A�ma being STANDAR[) installed of the ------Close to President this past past �talesboro Duplex Apartments. Federation president for Rent reason- held Club, IS general chairman business district. May at the 1959 convenlion Use Classified Ads at the 1961 State Convention. able. Available NOW. Apply in Macon. • Real Estate 303 Black While in Statesboro Mrs. Tay- �-?f.::l� -Pa�Rf22or�0��';i�: Pepper lor will be a guest of the Cross- For Sale St. PHONE 4·3111. 7-28-tlc. CANS roads Motel and will occupy the NesSmith's FDR RENT-Two bedroom du- Suite. Judy Presidential FOR SALE plex apartment. Available Im­ to her leadership Tomatoes 10 In tribute bridesmaids are mediately. Located on North :g:. and efforts in community better­ 2 story, 3 bedroom house College Street. Phone W. R. was named ment Mrs. Taylor entertained on lot LOVETT at 4·2142 or 4-2713. 49c the Year in Civic x 400' 7-14.-tfc TROPIC ISLE "Woman of 100' the J, Jr. and Affairs" and was awarded Mrs. R. Morris, on 301 North Martin were hostesses covered honor of being named Mrs. E. D. In City Limits FOR RENT in Savan­ Atlanta's "Woman of the Year ta the Pirntes House Several Bedrooms entertained at \ FurnIshed 303 for 1945," This is her second nnh when they 3 bedroom home on Lee St. Jim more Luncheon hon­ With RefriJIcrator Dandy tenure of office as head of the brldesmaide's CANS Choice location and Kltehen Business and Miss Judy NesSmith. than two thousand oring Prlvlledgcs table was centered with Professional Women. The Available July 22 has bowl of delicate pink 5 Other organizations she a silver 100 acres improved pasture-­ MRS. H. V. FRANKLIN include; The altheas, The honoree's place near town. Suitable for Invest­ served as president SL with a small bridal - 216 South MaIn Pineapple of Women's was marked ment • farming­ Federation development Georgia and PHONE 4-2738 OR GRITS Favors of pink • site. Good SOFTWEVE Clubs. Incorporated; the Atlan- doll. green cattle or home were for rice placed _ ncar ta Business and Professional net bags view pavement. FOR RENT: Bedroom with pri­ Interna- each Located in private Quick or Regular Women's Clubs, Pilot guest. Call vate bath. was charming in a white 4-2004. 6·28-tfc. tional, and the Atlanta Judy home. Pho"", Yo�ng a Associatton- cotton sheath accented with 4-3434 Women's Chrisl.ian Brown Chllds, For best defoliation, cotton that matched the ROLLS Some of the her current special lovely corsage FORESTLANDS be mature but white straw plants should LB. BAG include: Boa r d of. band around her activities REALTY COMPANY stUl in active growing condition. Tallulah Falls School, hat. Trustees, Realtors D. L, Branyon. 5 31c Board of Miss NeSmith presented her says 10 and member president S(ottissue with a hand Siebaid St. attendants 30 Beach Trustees Rosebud McCormick gold FOR RENT: Savannah c1isonne lip flip lip- 200 feet from Foundation, chairman Finance decorated POplar 4.3730 cottage. About of cases. beach, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, Committee and c')-chairman stick Gardens were laid for the hon- room and large screen, Cypress Service Committee, Geor- Places FOR SALE dinning Youth Walton Make reservations while 0 ur of Women's oree, her mother, Mrs. porch, Thank for taking Federation bedroom 4-2903 or you gia the mother, New three available. Telephone Chairman Leadership In- NeSmith, groom's 6-23-tfe FOR Clubs Miss Pat Brick house. Good 4-2036. Bama, Pure-Jars * PIES Club of Atlanta: M,·s. Charlie Deal, 10 * FRUITS titut� Pilot Good Location LEMONADE $1.00 Miss FOR RENT: Three bedroom, two Membership Commit- Moore, Anne. Croml�y, *SEAFOODS �hair�al1 Sandra .Negmlth. bath. furnished cottage on *POTATOES Member Executive Com- Miss MI�S CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY tee and Phil- at Beach. on Medonna Crawford, Mrs. ocean tront Daytona 20 * * JUICES mluee, Georgia Commiltee REALTORS 4 DINNERS Mrs. Bobby Call Walter Aldred Company and Youth; Board of lip Burgress, G�a- 40-2825 6-23-tfc. Apple Jelly Children MISS Phono PO 4-3351. * VEGETABLES John L. Barnes, 4 PC SET and Executive Com- ham, Mrs. Directors - 59c Mrs. R. MM- - Have Mower WlII Sets SALE NOTICE Georgia Society for Crlp- Maude White, C,. FOR R;f;i�erator to homes and i'· rntttee, Marlin. Mow. JULIAN LANE Phone your and Mrs. Bobby house hearts., I pled Children and Adults; a�d Three Bedroom two-bath Starkist ActlVllleS Itill Member Women's . with Central Hdal. Large Screen_\4-2691. ------* TO BUY - Antique No. I;' ca. 9V, oz. ca. Conference. National Safety Agricultural chelnl.cals �h?u\d ed Back Porch on extra large 'WANTED 'Chunk' 491: 111 size, Pre-- Tuna 3SI: be stored Trees. bed, three-quarter I) original, with numerous Pine Council. always lot be to and out In walnut. Must 16 ! . You'll continue of the labeled containers kept immediately ferably Soap As a local manager Available and in good I�;;Y" of children and pets, reasoriablly priced displa of reach full Birds Eye quality ______for CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY condition. Would consider 45 Lb. Can Sunset Gold says G. I. Johnson, engineer der this bann Exten- Realtors proud the Georg.ia Agricultural U�RP b��x ��,S��;tes:;:'�:'Lg PO 4-2825 Itc. Slon Service. PHONE PO 4.2758. the For FOR SALE Pure Lard BREAD Ads Best mount- Two bedroom house Use Classified FOR SALE: Used trailer town Contact ed tractor driven, irrigation Close to • Male, Female with 4" complete "f�lue pUIllP, condition. INSURANCE AGENCY Full Lb. Loaf C and suction. In good CURRY Wanted 17 Help _ $3.98 CHARLIE Phone REALTORS Contact Strick Holloway, Wrecking POplar 4·2027, Stricks Phone 4-2825 Ex- RANEW 7-21-2tc. FEMALE HELP WANTED: Yard. .:.:.�=:--::----:- Women: Miss working? Pork &- FOR SALE' Mary I< e nne d y career Sunshine, Tender - - extra Avon Southern Gem, if 2 �iles south of Clax- Like money? �as you place for time mile west of U. S. 301. limited openings part M08lLE HOMES ton. Yz' Must act want your cultivated in work near home. niZ. 191 acres, 45 (2.4 y,?ur Huldah cotton allot- at once. WrIte to Mrs, 300 cans Food WHEN YOU THINK tobacco 5 6 acres Ga. Peas 12 well-limbered; Rountree. Box 22, Wadley, �a� ment). '146 acres Oog " Home 7-28·2tc. CMs English HOMES and I to- MOBILE, barn BEANS lS OF I dwelling. I feed offers - bacco born. Will accept WANTED Are - " of SALESMAN Jewell, Chicken or Building quality Contact l. C. Turkey through August 15. for a good part ... you of saving money Ga., or John lookin� Many " Office pool�r,. time or full time income? Ken�edy, Island. Sa- and / McGinty, Wilmington Rawleigh Dealers cam $2.50 for $ll You think of Ga. 8-4 4tp, noW Fence vaonah, BEEF PIES 5 " up per hour. Opportunity ----- or Statesboro. ______in Bulloch Co. or Write The W. T. Rawleigh Com­ ':lul '1I3�11I GAG-I 03-536, Use Classified Ads pany Department. 7 P. M. You Do Not Tennessee or see Mrs. Drawing anything Famous Memphis, 611. (World • Misscellaneous Gladys Williams, Box Be Present To Win Statesboro. 8-18·3tp Have To PAINTED Down Sign) For Sale Upside ----- or ______HELP WANTED-Salesmen RANEW hour or 2 APACHE SPORT CHARLIE In­ Com in hundred Agents $2.50 �r Gordon FOR SALE: ,:,ore 1520 Highway, full lime route" ork. will do it bushel lots and up. Good for part or GO-CART 1 Given Sat. 30 of U.S. 1 & 25 orders. July tersection sound shelled yellow com. $1.45 Large repeat �anc3r Satisfactorily bushel FOB Metter. Contact woman. Write h:' Ga., PA4-9421 per DeSotoMcNE�Sta. and Augusta, Paul S!mIDons. Phone 5-4291. Box 2766, 7�Mr2�� 1 Given Sat. 6 Ga. 2. Tenn. August. Economically r=== ._._r=tlMetter. RACERS Pick A Ticket On Each Visit Up - 6 No Trump Club Sylvia Brunson The Bulloch Herald Page entertains for entertain their 1960 - Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 28, The Bulloch Herald The Buloch Herald Page 7 husbands Women·. "ew. an_ Diane Strickland one of bride', table was from her On Wednesday evening, the MIlS Sylvia Brunson, belts. The sage W�tI the orchid Statesborc, Georgia, 'I'hursday, July 28, 1960 linen Women·. New. and tho .happy five in high school overlaid with a cut-work wedding bouquet. 'lays, entertained for Miss Diane cloth over satin. of . town :.,�;r��c::f���i�oh���.fct�I�� CandlolHbrl.lli. A numher of out- SEEDLING PRODUCTION tension Service. During the 1959- Strickland. a member of the I tapers with supper On the terrace at home t holding burning guests were present. at Q on the the post 28 yenrs, 1,1:12 tiO season, total seedling produc­ luncheon flowers complimented ._---- During of Mrs. Donald Hackett on Done­ group, Friday, , pink million trees have been planted lion in state rJUrHcries amounted hoo Sireet July 22, at Mrs. Brya�Il'. Kitch­ three tier wedding cake. The from produced In to 236 million-a, number sutfl­ en. punch table was decorated with seedlings Candlelight and torches gave OCl- state foresters to about 337,000 A bowl 01 dahlias and althea and southern srnll­ nurseries, report ,lent plant mellow {or the tables lovely pink a glow for the Ex- acres. Phone 4-2S82 Anne's lace centered the ax. Mrs. DeLoach rugts­ Georgia Agricultural ety Queen ------and the lovely potted plants. Harry ' --__ luncheon table where Mrs, James Charcoalcd hamburgers, potato ,. p!aces tered the guests. were laid for Miss Strickland, Davis cut the wedding cake. oolety salad baked beans. buns, relish Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. Jack Those In serving tray.�: pound cake 'lnd home assisting Strickland, Mn. Lem Nevil, were: Miss Lee, Mrs. made Ice cream were served. Danalyn Mrs. Kimball Misses Mrs. South­ Her nccessorles were a The members und husbands Harville, Billy Findley, Troy tclge Patricia Red din g, Charlotte erlan and Miss Irma Jean Her­ feather hat with gloves, bronze attending were Mr. and Mrs. and of Clax­ wore the Campbell faye Hogan. den. Mrs. Sonny Smith 1 h e shoes nnd bag. She Luke Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Immediately Iollowntg No. Data Diane chose for this party ton a of mu­ orchid from her bouquet. Gene urry, Mr. and Mrs. In­ played background ceremony th bride's parents a silk scarf a black whim­ Mrs. Archie NeSmith lntro­ Jr and 11.11'5. Paul print, sic. entertained at a at bears thll label man Fay .. Mr. reception If your prescrtpelon black shoes duced in the recotv­ Franklin Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. P. sy hat, patent the guests Forest Heights Country is you can be SURE: Bill and matching bag. line. Outing party Jones Jr.. Mr. and MIS. ing 490 69" 711" 0t.oo g��b. to Diane 29� 1. It wal filled a Ilcensed Keith, Mr. and Mrs, Josh Lanier, Sylvia's gift For her wedding trip to tile in for by pharo The Reception guests registered given Mr. goblet in her crystal. Mrs. chose College Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Zack Smith, mountains Kennedy the foyer at 0 table covered NesSmith macilt. a dress with brown "Where The Crowds Go" Judy and Mrs. Gus Sor.�(f, Mrs. Jim tan sheath with n full cover touch- ordered. organdy Another In a series of 1. al youi' doctor cor· Main St. POplar 4-5421 parties Exactly Mr. end Mrs. Lamar and white accessories. Her S. the floor centered with an Spiers, Miss Strickland lng In honor of Miss being given . 3, At the lowest possible price. Trnpnell and Dr. and Mrs. Don­ Italian ceramic cupid U iholdlng Judy NeSmith, July bride elect, aid Heckert. fe led at nose of carnauons and gay aqua and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. pam The mantel was de- Coke pons. Walton NeSmith of Nevils wus @)tyDr_ party corated ar- 29 NORTH MAIN STREET, STATESBORO, GEORGIA On Thursday morning, July wit� u, triangu;lar the "Outing" party on Tuesday rangemeru of white gladioli and 19, Mis s Diane Strickland, evening of this week at the aqua at each whose engagement has been ,-"urns, balanced, beautiful Mctcure-Lake-Homa on end WIth a large cupid and a announced was honored at. a Cypress Lake near Register. while table Coke party at the home of cand!e. �e se�ing The co-hostesses, Mrs. R. C. was overlaid With organ- Mrs. Stothard DeJI on Azalea \�hlte Martin and Mrs. McNurc han. dy wlth Drive. �nd deco.rated alabuste� ored Judy and her. financee cupids holding arrangemets of E.lablished 1919 Co-hostesses with Mrs. Deal Charles at this lively occasion, mums and white carna- arrived were Mrs. Don Thompson and R.qua As the thtrty-slx guests nons. her daughter, Mrs. Bill Akers. they were served nic-nacs and The cake table was a for Sociely Mixed arrangements of sum­ cover.ed Coca Colas, as refresher in white over white to mer flowers enhanced the lov­ organdy the activities of the evening satin and ornamenled with a the Slationers eliness of the home. The gues:s come. The main feature of The three tiered hostesses were served dainty assorted cupid compote. outing was when the cake, embossed' In Harold with his sandwiches, cookies, pot at 0 delicately son, McNure. .. roses and was a k Engraved chips and Coke. pink lattices, skilled maneuverability, t a end to TERREL SMITII nt one of the table. the fOI' a on the The hostesses' gift Diane Gild (ell in a lovely, graceful MRS. DON guests spin Miss Harden water in their new motor • Wedding was a plate in her casual china. Faye court train. . Registering the guests in the family in a chapel tram. She Diane WJS most attractive ending were Mrs. Hend- boat. The illusion net of four teirs YOU NEED HELP Akins-Smith foyer George and WHEN carried a cascade bouquet LIKE • Reception in h.r a ive linen sheath Jerry Kennedy ?f rix and Mrs. John Chodniki. The boatriding look preced- green was attached to a crown of lace MISS JOAN CARMEN ULMER OIIr I'll_Geist is on hand 10 lilies and stepha nous. Mrs. other activities until wi:.l w:litc accessories and are • Y always VOWS made on valley Mrs Max Edenfield and ent over married and organza outlined with seed white orchid. Cards PERCY RIMES was an event centered with a the Linton NeSmith • Visiting MRS. MARVIN JR. whose wedding green jeweJry. with the presaiptions Paul Martin greeted the guests. the hostess gat�:red guests Carmen to P. matching The Hubert Methodist Church pearls. The bride carried a supply you life-loving of BILL·PAYING 24 Miss sister of the Smith and Mrs. for the meal on the The Engagement Brooklet. of June 19. She Is the former Miss Shirley Ann McCorkle, daugh­ Those present were Diane, in the Sunday, July fay Akins, Mrs. Harry patio. Sr. of white with a ... even to them formed the setting Sunday, Bible, topped you need dilPensing honor. The Savnn • . was maid of Akins directed the co-hostesses served Miss Ulmer attended • ter of and Mrs. John A. McCorkle. Mr. and Mrs. Rimes are Mrs. John Strickland, Misses .. bride, Floyd guests Mr. at for while orchid with a hambu�g'ers, mer July 17, 4:00 o'clock the yellow if on occurs. MISS S h I r Mae Akins, Aulbert M·ISS Joa n UI Col. Brunson, Willette Wood· middle of the night, emergency ley bridesmaids were Mr'S. to the receiving line and Mrs. potato chips, pickles, relishes, nah schools and Newberry TIME! making their home in Jacksonville, Fla. Sylvia of Miss throat and showered with John marriage Faye Harden, lily of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. • Monogrammed Charlotte daughter '. Brannen Jr. of Statesboro. E. L. Akins introduced them to red spiced crab apples, and ten lege. Mr. NeSmith attended Sa- cock. Faye Hagan, of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. of the of brtde of IS announce daughter valley. • Your l'IIannaclst'l yeors' educalion, Akins, became the of Mrs. individual cakes adorn, d is now as. Campbell, Patricia Redding, Day Ernest Franklin Metter, the line where the bride and with cup vannah schools and Slationery Home near Harden of to Ken­ son of Mrs. time, howlVer, cr.· Bellingrath Mobile, Stilson, Jerry For her daughter's wedding, and assure of the Don Terrel Smith, Lawrence of Callahan, Fla., stood their mothers ed with sweet heart roses sociated with First Federal in BIII-pa,lna Bonnie Woodcock, Claire Sack, training, experience you Page groom with pink Mr. and Mrs. H a rae e R. on 20. son of Mrs. J. Hinton Ala., July nedy, Mrs. Harden choose a sheath H. L. Andel's Jr. of and Junior bridesmaids were attendants. Mrs. and Statesboro ates no chore for who Mrs. Kimball Harville and Mrs. so in the In,cksonvllle, and the bride's green foliage. people SOCIALS knowledge and skill necessary of Per- Ulmer announce the engage- • Kennedy and the late Mr. Ken. dress of shell pink featuring Fla. and Mr. Roy Smith Barbara Ann and Linda Akins Those who attended were: will take Mrs. C. Coleman Lem Neville. Misses Tom Martin, Mrs. Fred The wedding place accounts Mr. and G. of Reidsville. The Rev. Joan have and us. checklnl nedy white embroidery on skirt and preparattoR of pretcriptions. tal, Sunday, July 24 at sisters of the groom, Pat Moore and Anderson. ment of their daughter 20 S. Main SI. Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert 4:30,p.m� Sue Smith, and tMrs. Pete Cannon presided Buddy in August. Belcher of Pembroke bodice. ac­ Methodist Church Zephoe She wore matching at the First The attendants were gowned at the refreshment table. Sandra NeSmith and Windy .t our bank. Checks to pay bills Morris as Statesboro, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hunt­ carried their children, officiated. • Yaur "'onnacist is as near youf phOne Mrs, J, C. Buie cessories with a white orchid in Statesboro. alike -In silk and Alice Belcher and and Susan Coleman and aqua organza Mingling with the guests were Hodges, Mary opened her gifts they were dis. can be wrltt.n quickly, Ind Sally . .. - him er and were visitors at Miss Harden was in corsage. available when you need with John Thomas men for Tonya given immediately Rev. Carl Cariker matching Chantilly lace, Akins Mrs. J. P. Hodges, Shirley L. on the brides table. Karen Morris to Camp Jennie entert a ms The Eugene Mrs Bruce party played I Gardens and the marriage by her father as the Mrs. Kennedy, mother of the double short sleeves, portrait neck Mrs. Jenkins and Donald mailed, sifely Bcllingrath Arnold Edwards at Bogart, officiated at the ring li�es Fay: Mrs. Lloyd 'Dixon, JOin.er, with the color before an Miss NesSmith In keeping visitors at dinner bridal party stood groom, wore a light blue dress and fitted midriffs of matching Mrs. Datus Carol Godbee and Bobby on Sunday of last week. ceremony. Ernest Akins Akins, Srupe;i' icc Georgia flanked wit h several back Mitchell and Burnie s c hem e, vanilla-cherry WHY NOT OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT WITH US, THIS MONTH? Mrs. J. C. Buie had as family altar with a lace bodice over a Skinner satin, ending in Mrs Inman a.nd Mrs. Her- Annette The will be at for r R J . Holland Sr Akins girls camp M s organ- attendants cream and pink cherry angel and branched candlelabras, holding flared skirt of silk. She with a half bow and graceful fordham. Charles Royal, M". by two weeks. Frank and Suzanne dinner guests Tuesday Mr. slightly traditional bert Deal. ist la ed �vedding . food cake was served. SlOan in- white a back· with a •,, Each match· Mrs. D. E. McCarthy. Mr. Gor- tapers against wore white accessories filled regis- Mr. Miss Miss NeSmith" Morris made the trip but reo by m�si� Yand accompanied �ack Miss Mary Chodnikj and Judy att�ac· vel'ted umbrellas filled . . pink of and orchid resses a or· ar Ie r. . . don Mr. and MI's. ground palms interspcr· white corsage. � sand "0 109 headdraped' wforeaqua - ��d I�r�ea,�o�y a�a��� �r�, live was ,"spira· turned home with their parents. Williams, terde pharmacists Bernard M who Sherrir Smith passed the nap bride·elect, �he nuts and and white massive 8r· circular veils. Mr. and Mrs. Walton with pink D. G. Mr. and Mrs. sed with ivy. Two After the o;,"s gonza bows with Martin, lion of a hnen party Williams, the wedding parents Perfect Love and "Entreat Me k·inS. lovely , .• mints were as favors. The and given of white _.:��_�"-"-''_'_:.:...lt_�:.u_fII_:_'_':t�.',':-.=...-II:·i " cascade NeSmith. The Reverend attend- in Florida for ten and Mrs, l, l. E. rangements gladioli with a only. carried bouquets her Vacationing L. T. Williams of the bride entertained Not to Leave Thee. They The d given by weddmg mums the and white Mrs. W. Ne- al'e Mrs. Hudson Wilson Anderson. and white completed social of white porno pons E. Chapple, Marty Pat Ann Cromley, were ,he days reception in the church punch. gues�� terew /��v: g ants, Moore, Those attending of . Dot for vows. COLLEGE PHARMACY Two arrangements asters trimmed with caladium Smith, Sonia NeSmith, Gary on Thurs· ONLY A FITS LIKE A KORELLI and her daughters, Miss Mrs. J. C. Buie, Mr. and Mrs. lovely setting hall. The hall was decorated The large ts and Sandra NeSmith honorees, her mother, Mrs. Wal. I toasrn.�lvl uat � Newton white and white chry· and tied with chif· Mal'tin, Gail Glen Mar· home of I(orel1 Wilson, Mrs. Garnet D. E. McCarthy and Me'. Gar· A program of music with southern smil. South Main St.-Phone 4.5421 gladioli leaves' aqua Martin, day, July 21 at lhe ton NeSmith, the gl'oom's moth. wedding magnolias, sMan santhemums with ca��s, �dfnu �I��y and Harold Mc· Bulloch Mr. Mrs. and sons, Garnet Jr. and lohn· don Williams visited Mr. and was Barbara ax and althea. About the ?ypsophila fon. Mrs. tin, Miss Pat Moore. er. Mrs. Charlie Denl, '" given by Kennedy, pink , Mary ,,,' -"" Parr1��e �sr�l.s ��gul Uoun� "Where the Crowds 00" were on SIde of ;�ins,a Nure, .� ' ny of Millen and a e:anddaugh· Mrs. W. E. McElveen in Atlanta and John solo- room were clusters of wedding eaCh. Chodniki, (lower girl, Mrs. Ben Alice and Sue Belcher, Ruth .... pianist, Kennedy, us� Angela Donald' Wayne Akins. was decoraled of altar, With the �� and The house Gillen. ler Claire Coleman Augusta. last week. ist. The selections were: _ ,palms wore a white organdy dress Akins and Mrs. Earl Edenfield 'Gillenwater, Mary Kent , "Be.I InSide the Inh Ibac'l with summel' flow. will visit Winton Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thou carried an and while nose throughout Lee McCormick. They Visiting cause," "Whither Goest," gr?und. c. ance. aqua were Mis s e s Olivia IMrs. J. J. E. Anderson water, Jimmie w,th t serving ers with'" predominbting in on Mel· j, candelabra �a� pink ,. in Jacksonville and to Zetterower have been the r and "The Lord's Prayer." sp"al David Akins, ring bearer, Linda Sue Dixon, Delores AyCock, Nancy Parrish. Bank r- goy. Akins, Akins, with the color ...... WiI· candles held hlg carried entertains at keeping party nnd bourne, Fla., to see Mrs. ron (Hilda) and sons, William, Jimmy H. Kennedy of Reids. wore a white suit. He Ruth Dixon, George Ann Proth- Jane Lanier, Pntsy Poss ... of asy��t"calw, ega'd·�1i scheme of Dink �nd w,hite. -Member Federal Insurance Corporation- :�. son's broLher, Dr. and Mrs. Hal'· daughter, Mrs. William T. Hav- ville was his brother's best man rangements the on a white satin pil- Brannen and Lindo Miss Mnude White. Deposit I were rings er Beverly covered d is h supper, and white mums. The pews _ Their include a Jeff of New Orleans, as 1------Lee. plans Archie, and and serving usher.grooms. low B�a On Thursday evening, Mrs. The center piece for lhe din· at with day and night Daytona Beach, La. Hilda and her men were Edward Smilh was his Irene Grover Anderson her which wa's overlaid . Joining Knight, played honored table, �� laid p�r· Bu�e t �i !l�i�: Mr. Larry M��s J. J. E. ing J. to marke�, clust�s St. Petersburg and by ents were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gleen Creech and Jackie man. Usher selections the reo a a linen cover; was a Ithence Miller, and brother's best during guests, Mr. Gordon Williams, with pink Gardens before return· Jim and Paul an�co u�vn Il�JI:u��ith g�ads orga.n Cypress Harley and sons, Anderson. were Mr. Lester Mrs, Eugene Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. dressed Bride's doll Tower en. groomsmen ceptlon. brolher, beautifully THE PLACE TO EATI ·�tD to Statesboro. Havron and Glenda Harden was her Mrs. lace. of Mrs. Miss and colored ing Waycross, in Neville of Savannah. Mr. Jimmy Mrs. N. J. Edenfield and their grandsons, showered in ivory e 0 e given McCarthy, retulned to New Or· maid of honor. She wore try.mum�de�o�a�edy b��e Bla- the sister's . of Columbus, Mr. Ed Mallard were at Stevie and Ronnie McClellan, Mr. and M rs. Pete Tan kers I h� wore a Gray George d a dress of mint - leans, Friday. street length lock of door as the guests were at Ron-dale Acres. OPEN COMPLETELY NEW left to take thellel, of soft Jon�sboro; NOW Saturday and Mrs. S. McCul- silk over taffeta �e��;�f�� �:ed���gfa:o:� �� ':!t,�h Mr. A. green organza Arthur Dantel of �r. Ric:ardoro, Mrs. Attaway ��avi;.';iIrec were J. C. th���ho�tO��s e:"���g IChiidren fashioned wal�s guests were Mahaley Tankersley, de soie along Gra�y �he Mr�. characteristics of a bride daughter, and Pat and Mike of with a bateau neckline peau AkinS of Mr. laugh sons, draped neck· and Donald Wayne lhe reception, BUle, Mrs. J, H. at circlet . to Drama Camp rinces lines with �u.shmg, em hasized Prizes were award. Play�k�rs Bethesda, M:J.rylalld, formerly of and fitted midriff-a full skirt Statesboro. When the bride and groom and Mrs. L. T. W,lhams, Mrs. Caro· and bodice, enriched with Ruth University visited Mr. and Mrs, trimmed with bows of the same i;ne La the Mr. ed �o Miss ·Judy NeSmith. t�e o� Nor:h Statesboro, The bride's mother wore an left a tnp C. J. DeLoach of IIna at Chapel HilI. MISS Tank· luxurious Alencon lace, high· for. weddm.g Savann�h, Gillenwater and Mancy Parrish. J. F. on their way to material. She also wore a the bnde was wear· of CARROL'S Spiers ice·blue silk over taf· mountams, and Mrs. Roland McKnight RED & irides· organza ersley awarded a five·week I'Ighted 'th I and w�s Alabama to visit Shirley's par· malching clip hat of imported WI. accessories. a brown sheath of MI'. and Mrs. Homer of her out· volumuious feta with matching ing �ress Atlanta, The bride elecl was smartly t �: The Fel1o�shlp becau�e braid overlaped with pearls. son's cotton Silk. Lanier and son, Mr. white dramatic talent and ���:;�r in front. swept to Mrs. Ander's chose for her imported a�d John,ny, attired in a beige and Mrs. Edward was her �:�rt the bodice featured Lehman Mr. standing. Knight a mauve lace dress top of and Akms, dress with rows of hem. easier d IC fu I i the back wedding �rs. striped personality. Mrs. Olll'ff and wore 't' chiffon over Restaurant sisler's bridesmaid. She There's ram,a Their crushed and Mrs. Ollie Mr. and colton. Barbecue way accessories pleated of f ne;sWi�h a cascad� with matching Akins, stitching polished a dress and hat fashioned after worn with a jacket. Joel. Mrs. Banks honor velvet were white orchids. apple pink Mrs. Joe Akins The waist line was accented a°frmmgpeau dae sopOiue and roses, corsages an� �o�, of Brooklet; Mrs, Vlrgmla Man. with small cord of matching rna. Friends and It was a Miss Strickland Meet Your Enjoy family th�heOfb;i�: :�i� �f t���?t��nal than,this.". ley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Odom, terinl. Bone accessories com. On Thursday morning. July of silk Anderson wedding gown organza Mr. and Mrs. Cohen pleted her ensemble. affair at Mrs. Olliff and Mrs. 21, Dight with a yoke and bracelet sleeves and son Randy, of Statesboro. FINE FOOD IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT Claud Banks were hostesses at of re·embroidc.red Alencon lace. The hostesses presented Miss Savannah Beach her h Coke party complimenting A cascade of hand clipped lace NeSmith with crystal in Miss Diane and a set of bed Mrs. Matt Dobson and chil· Strickland, popular medallions appliqued down the chosen pattern OPEN bride·elect of this month. dren, UI, Mathew and Cora of center fronl accenting the grace linens. OPEN summer nowers dec· Nashville, Tenn., Mrs. Dub Lov· Lovely of the princess line. The skirt 113abytantes As the guests entered, the Mrs. Olliff's home. Sale! ett orated was in back with a On decoration and her boys, Bill and little caught pouf ___IIIlII 1III:lI most conspicious Assorted c h e e s e Mrs. Charlie Joe Mathews cookies, was the high basket lined with Friday's Bob, Mr'. and Mrs. Arthur Monday's and and Char. S�rks satin and adorned with the twins, Harry Brooklet birth pink Seated tea of which lie and a week at !�a,:�� W:�dddi��kb:I�;:;t:��!�� anno�n�e the, pink bows, Above Joe, spent a Vicki at large Those invited were of in the E. L. Akins beach Diane, daughte�, Den.lse. was an improvised clothes line, thru Tybee honors the Bulloch on thru her Mrs. Strickland; of county home. Mrs, Harry Smith and mother, HENRY'S stock H.ospltal from which were suspended Charlotte July Mrs. IS the for· Mrs. Fred Smith and her Misses Claire Sack, Miss NesSmith complete 14: ?p�rks four large pink napkins which grand· mer MISS Chnstlan Clayton. Campbell Linda Nesmith, Linda out The guests son, Richard of Charleston. S. Kear· spelled "Judy." Mrs. Kimball Another in a series of parties Mr. and Mrs. this Saturday's c., visited them. Bean, Harville, Wesl.ey placed the brides gifts into Thursday's Brun· complimenting Miss Judy Ne· Mrs. Jimmy Blitch, SylVia basket upon arrival. As she bride-elect of was Mrs. Dobson will spend a son, Patricia Redding, Ann Ful. Smith, July ���n�! t�����lhl�fRae����61:�� !'!:!�l------' the beautiful seated tea at at the Bulloch County =._ week in Statesboro before reo mer, Mrs. Gordon Franklin and Edward, 1 6:00 A.M, 6:00 A.M. which Mrs. D. W. and on 14. Mrs. Kenr· turning home. Mrs. Harry Brunson. Bragan Hospital July Mrs. Floyd Hulsey entertained S\lTIMStJITS ney is the former Miss Carleen at the Bragan home on Friday Driggers. NOW••• to afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walton. C. Todd to The home was beautifully de· of Claxton, announce the birth '.' times RIDE THE 'NANCY HANKS' corated with summer nowers. of a daughter, Charlene Todd' at on ;�3 9:00 P.M. KORELL PLUS - SIZE FIT YOU PEHFEl.'·LY The tea table was covered with the Bulloch County Hospital 8:00 P,M, former an imported linen cloth. Mrs . July 9. Mrs. Todd is the • • . with no ailerationJ i/ your 5'5" or under! �mor,e To the 'Dixie 300' Bl'agan presided over the table Miss Minnie Ree Hendrix, from which punch was served OFF Mr. and Mrs. Sid Smith of 1.3 announce the Woman (S'S" and under)! from a crystal punch bowl en· Richmond, Va., .:::lpowerful RED and CARROL'S for YO ,theJunior 1. It', International proporlioned The Atlanta Speedway, newest circled with Silver birth of a Beth narrower shouldcrt! ivy. trays daughter, Mary 2. It's '1)'led with and most modern trade in the hosts held the dainty party sand­ July 18. Mrs. Smith is the for- ..... ist i, country, Get a J. hs higher! I d h'Ipl'me. wiches and cookies. Toasted mer Miss Frances Ford of Rich· BARBECUE RESTAURANT ... It'. fuller in the huslline, the "Dixie 300" Sweepstakes, national stock furn your ',.nna wais1;line,an m Mr. son of &Cated 10 your height. nuts and pink � n t s were mond. Smith is the 3 Savannah •. III length. i. , toward In hems. car 31 ... Get there for .... ith deep championship, July served. bedroom Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of It', desiw-ed p,ener�uS5earn;, I convenient •• shoulder LOCATED With Inap'l� p�ds all thrills via the Central Rail- Blidal games presented Statesboro. It's carefully detai��d 0r alterations! the Georgia by for ailerll.l1ons, paYing i You've neve, I •• n i, 10 GOoD. The result-no wailing n� Mrs. Hulsey amused the guests. our Mr. and Mrs. John R. Smith fit can gwe I ... choose from - way. A D the flattery onl)' perfect The hostesses gifts to the telephone today! you may announce lhe birth of a daugh· bride were a knife in her chosen ter, Sharon Lee, at lhe Bulloch Comer Oak & Courtland Sts. bus service from , Special Hampton, silver paltern and a seven piece be the point a but you County Hospita.l on July 4. Mrs. WSAV-TV "-3 This may stretching little, Provision Ice bronze cnnsiter and range set Smith is the former Miss Betty (opposite old Statesboro House) wear now .• , fabrics To and into fall ... this south of Atlanta, direct from at the trouble some have bio selection in all richly.printed Ga., with black trim. would be surprised people b Sue Jones. o( crcasc·rcsi Innl coat·dress cotton saleen. to reach a train to race track! The bride elect Wore a black trying ringing telephone. travels from the bow.trimmed 4-3077 for Dainty ruching and white checked novelty dress INSURANCE Phone POplar neckline to the hem of skirt. HOSPITAL aquare the easy, gored all over embroidered in red "one call our business If you live in a phone home", and sizes Wine, blue or green. SizC5 12.l'lu. to 22.l'lu8. Arrive at 12:40 chennille I'OSes Wilh green foli. colors, styles Hampton p.m. office tomorrow and let us show you how convenient, 14.98 age. Black patent accessories Pays Doctor Calls, Home or Office TAKE OUT ORDERS Race starts at 1:45 p,m. completed the ensemble. handy extensions can be ins�a�ed in the busy Those invited were: Misses at rooms of your home surpnsmgly small cost. Room, Nurse, Mis- Curb Service for Your Cony.nlence Pat Moore, Anne Cromley, San. Pays Surgery, Operating ONLY Lv. Dover ._ 8 :35 a.m. ROUND-TRIP dra NeSmith, Mrs. C. J. Martin,

. AND Ar. __ .12:40 W. THE FINES'r IN BARBECUE OOOD FOODS Hampton p.m. Mrs. H. NeSmith, Mrs. R. C. Pays To Double Imdemnity For Accidents Mrs Charlie Deal, Mrs. Up .. Martin, 59.10 Lv. Hampton 6:39 p.m. Statesboro Co. Childbirth, Ambulance. Wallon NeSmith, Misses Kay Telephone FIRST cellaneous, Ar. Dover - 10:40 SHOP Includes Tax and Bus p.m. Hendrix Ann e t t e HENRY'S Mitchell, BARBECUE Kathleen Hodges, Penny Trap- Business Office POplar 4-5454 RED & CARROL'S or Write: W. L. PERKNIS . sale" Call make a customer not a o'.le·time Go the RIGHT WAY- Go NANCY HANKS! Downtown on South Main St. "we tr31 to lifelong ���e���,A���r!�a���I�e��e��� 1 St. Statesboro, Ga, RESTAURANT Cock, Sherry Lanier, and Kay Orange Harville. Phone POplar 4·34:<6 '------CARROL CANNON AGENTS WANTED RED GAY The Bulloch Herald - 8 Page Second, It. PrlEc.WlnnlnM District 1960 Savannah Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 28, NeW8J1·r1er 1960 BULLOCH HERALD 1..------. THE Section Beuer Newlpapet Nevils -Coololl. MYF to be at of Statesboro and Bulloch County Men's Softball Dedicated to The Progress MAUDE WlnTE By NUMBER 37 THURSDAY, JULY 28, lOGO VOLUME XIX-ESTABLISHED M.ARCH 26, 1937-P, 0, BOX 210 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, John McCormick - Pillman The Annuol 1'011 Youlh Rolly Review MYF's of the Savannah District I Park. Melhodlst, this Bill Lovett=-Ftrst League will be held early year, QC· Joel Slkes-c-Brooklet. TURNER cause of other school youth be-, By RALPH winston Hope. ttvlues scheduled in September. Hagan-New First Methodist and lhe . Youmans tossed hts blazing fust The Bulloch County Sub-District The Pork MYF will make boll past the Sylvonians in such MYF will be host 10 Ihis "Dis- Piltmon DnlOrS WI J' them utter- tho little "Mlnnturc Church IIp 11 way that he sol 16 of rrict Rally" on Wcdncsdny us down on strike outs. Six 4:30 o'clock name for each guest Syl- noon August 3rd at lags" Church, vonia hatters reached ftrst bose. lit the Nevils Methodls; he regislers, to 0 Millen 9 four walks and two by field- with six Sub-Districts nn-:.l all by Inc mis-cues. nrc to send delegates expected team- collected 9 ",,,, TIle local to the Rally. A very good pro- Red Cross" on 18 bose hlts and runs, Ernie will he 011 "Our Jul � gram presented y led Pre- Campbell and Don Lanier MEthodist Heritage, Past, continued rrorn page J RALPH TURNEll the toea! learn with two hits sent nnd Future." The program By each. Other Statesboro hitters will be under the supervision Dan Hartley, field representa- wet- Statesboro's Junior Team W11� National Red Cross, were Billy Davis Jimmy of Miss Jane Keesling, Worker, lives for the Millen 9 to 0 Monduy July Hamson Austol Youmans Don- Rural Work, before the chapter dl- loped Ga. oopereuvc appeared the best effort the thc com- 18. This was aid NeSmtlh and Larry' Woman's Division of ChrisUan rectors and presented Ken-I� I Bulloch .Iuniors hnve nedy. hit the longest" the Methodist Church, plete program for the shown. thl� Kennedy Service, and an indicationseat��� afternoon a the Amoco Gas maybe . ball of the towering sponsored by Sylvania area. Counly chapter. the Dls- they wili be ready rOl' 320 foot double. Johnny Martin Compony and coached by Joke A Store Full of WSCS The officers of the chapter Bargains·· The Nevils MYF and which starts lhe Jake's trict did a fine of You- Anderson operator of arc: playoffs job catching will the meal to be here prepare week of August I. mans and the team Amoco on South Main Street. C h n I r man, . handling 5:00 o'clock at $1.00 Tom Preston, SCIVed at scored aile run In from behind the Grand James B. Averitt, first vice Statesboro plote. '111e National surprised There ore ;Ix MYF's per plato. and not travels to Swains- a Robert Morris. sec- the inning Statesboro the College harmacy with 16 to Bulloch Sub-Dis- chairman; first: did, in the County Buford until the fourth In- bam to break the tie in the second vice choirman; Mrs. SCOre ugam Monday 6 whipping game , which are to in end $1.99 trict, urged get. local team played for first and to the The Guard l.adies-Req�' secretary; Mr. W. ning. The c;- place get Wednesday night. reservations as as possible. Knight, this early and backed tor the District runs in first treasurer. rortcss baseball top opsition scored eight the members ore also Cobb Sr., These urged attack on Mil- which heklns Mon- a up with a 12-hlt tournament low innings to give them big to be at the Church at 4:00 The directors are: Me- len's ace left-hander Larry day August I. head start on the Pharmacy. SPORT Grover SETS Mrs. Allen Lanier, Mrs. $1.00 o'clock. G'j never could Z. Brown, Millen. The Pharmacy get committees Brannen, Willium The follow i n g two of the No- (Shorts & Blouse Jim T, Brock, The 12-hit attack Included in slriking distance I the James W, Gunter, have been appointed for Youmans ���SN!ZV��LL The Guard Mrs. R. H. home runs by Austol tiona I Guard. proved ��'R�:)-_'£J(....x-:r;:."}';.:

. Frankie Pearson got the loss for teh Rotary as David Allen 8 to 3 24 picked up their only hit. July The Legion 90 eliminated the Statesboro's Robbins Packers HERE IS TRUE CASUAL LIVING Lions from the tournament to· their downed Portal Sunday 24, at day as they handed them July Tobacco leash price) When to 3 behind the four UNIVERSE $3,695 Facts-This Is Your Gain hit Check the IN LUXURIOUS SURROUNDINGS won pitch· second defeat. 'The � on Selling Legion Three bedrooms. PictUre window in living room. Redwood siding front. mg of This was by a 7 to 1 score. TIle Legion 90 Harvey Berry. second for in now will play the Rotary in the victory Berry new - �he can start a life in To Dress Relax In Slacks the past two You 100 brig"t, No Need Up semi.finnls on Saturday the Sundays. From The Hustle And Bustle 23r'd. and the winner will play Statesboro collected eight a brand new FAMILY SHELL HOME Away the Jaycees fOI' the champion· base hits with Fuller Hunnicutt new . . . the brand WAREHOUSES on the \Vednes- leading the hitters with two hits Here're the homes that put stars in your eyes BRANNEN'S THREE ship following in COM· NEWEST RESORT ON GEORGIA'S COAST day. Michael Sikes was the four times at bat. Other hit· FAMILY SHELL HOMES by OUTDOOR DEVELOPMENT ters were Junior is winning pitcher for the Legion Pye, Billy Up· PANY. Prices start as low as $1,095 ... and the down payment two hiLo; and walking Martin, Johnny YOU! All and for Their Work on Sales to Secure the Farmer ,the TOP giving up Church, Johnny whatever YOU say. Monthly terms are arranged by you Local Men Trained Hard Welcome Gift with Operated Experienced, Recognized Special Free Honeymoon only one. Sikes was also their Morales, and Harvey Berry by need is the deed to your "'nd. one hit each. Suites Or Bedrooms for ... Luxurious Honeymoon 1------New FAMILY SHELL HOMES arc the homes you've asked Roy Johnson suffered the de­ for ... and tailored your Tobacco··· Which Go Hand In Hand. Free Parking a wonderfully wide variety of styles prices DOLLAR for His Don't Run feat for Portal but was also one Free Television of the leading hitters along with budget. choose wiil be custom built on your land in a few short Counsellors Service All Over Town Ralph Miller. The home you Children's DEVELOPMENT construc· The Packers host to weeks, supervised expert OUTDOOR Located on U.S. 301 North play by Located on Zetterower Ave.-Across from the of Limits of Two Kiddie Pools arc used: redwood Located on U.S. 301 North of City Limits of City See Us-Your Millen at Georgia Southern Col· tion specialists. Only quality materials optional Statesboro-completely new-Telephone POp­ Children's Playground lege this Sunday July JI in the siding and other first grade lumber, top quality paints and heavy grade

- 4·3441 Statesboro 4·3930- City Swimming Pool-Telephone POplar 4·3930-CHARLIE One Stop last of can include Sheet Rock wallboard, Telephone POplar No.3 lar NESMITH and JACK Acres Of Shaded Lawns regular scheduled game rooring. Low, monthly payments No.1 No.2 the season. The Double·elimina· and eleclricalwiring! Too, a three·piece bath set ROBERT LANIER. LANIER. ED ANDERSON, Leaf Man. Pools sub-flooring CHARLIE NESMITH and JACK LANIER. Two Olympic Swimming Insurancy Agency tion Sun· for play-offs begin next light fixtures are included in the purchase price, Social Hostess day August 7. • Life our installation. (Rocket model excluded.) Planned Social Program Liability • Stub ends of candles are good Guests Are Amazed At The Many Extras L B HESTER Auctioneer Rclurnlng • Fire ror starting fires for out·door cooking. points out Miss Nelle Auto • Boyd, Agricultural •nd to You nutritionist, DOO�1�:'!:���::��; Available Made By Acr NOWI and mall thl'. Extension Service. 511 FAMILY SHILL HOMES HIREr Clip c""ponl Possible Service To Assure on • Hail • Brannen's Warehouses Extend A Welcome.To All Tobacco Growers.. Large or Small ••• You Will Receive Every Satisfaction Your. ------, Friendly Inc. WRITE fOR FREE INTERNATIONAL • Crop IN SAVANNAH �.u���!� ��;.�oP�U��:I�,0G'!�,�!' Sales in Our Houses .•. COLORFUL BROCHURE at inter· : Highway #80, DeBr Sir: I SQUARE section Dean Forrest Please send me by return MOTELS, INC. ANDERSON & of Pled!! Hnd me illustrated m!lteriaillhowin, all the beau· • We Will Continue To Book Tobacco In Order To Give You Earlier Sales. DANCING I mail Free Color Brochure NESSMITH ����� ::Qconne;;c:I:,�. I Res 0 r t New Operators Of phone. RA�d 3-0907 ���!:�::Iy��r re�?�:t;;e g on the Wanderer to 300 Pounds. This Will Make Room For Your Night , IN • Make Your Sheets of Tobacco Neighbor. Every Saturday AUGUSTA NAME Up Motel. your COTTON STATES I ". THE WANDERER 1752 ft. Gordon High· Nnme ······ AGENCY LAKE ADDRESS I CYPRESS way 6 miles south or ••· . Street ······ RESORT MOTEL Herman Mu"ic Augusta on left CITY S1'ATE___ ! Nessmith, Agent By BH· 0·7 Phone RE 3·7774 .. ········•····•··· Joe Waters Orchestra BRANNEN'S THREE WAREHOUSES .... ,.------.J Clty Jekyll Island, Georgia 'L.. Aulbert Brannen, Aulbert Brannen Jr., Owners. Operators Bob Brannen, Pat Brannen, Assistant Managers ( SAYF NO ON ALL YOUR FOOD BUYS WITH THESE WINN·DIXIE day wIth Mr. and Mrs. Johnle The Bulloch Herald - 13 Mobley in Savannah. Page Farm and Features Mr. and Mrs. Luyton Sikes Family Statesboro, Georgia, 28, 1960 THE and children of Savannah vlslt­ Thursday, July c.d during the week with Mr. and Mrs. Coy Sikes. ber of club members. They had Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morrla Jr. BULLOCH Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Futch barbecue lamb nnd chicken and and children were Sunday din­ spent the weekend down at the other good things to cat and ner guests of Mr. and Mr•. C. Beef short Course � Thompson Pas t u r e Hunting they also visited some friends J. Marlin. They also vIsited mid·Summer SAVINGS! Club where they joined a num- at Ricebcro while there. other relatives here. HERALD at Athens QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I!=-__... Friday PRICES GOOD Thru JULY 31st By ROY POWELL, Thirfty Maid Bartlet County Agent "More quality bc�r for Gear- tnry conditions may favor 0 Stilson glans from Georgia," is the build-up or certain disease-bear­ No.2Y2 theme of tho Beef Short Course Ing materials. This factor has Nevils NeW8 in Hurd- to be held this Friduy offset some of the advances or- 1------­ Cans w man Hall, University of Georgia erred by the newer disease pre­ Ne s cover campus. The program will ventlvee and disease weapons. beef 3 MRS. W. H. every phase of quality PI'O- Management is more than us- PEARS MORRIS By duction from the production of ing medicines for the proven- NeVI-IS MYF FREE SO feeder calves, through the feed- tion, treatment, or elimination plans to the retail. market, of disease, The Animal Health : Mr. and Mrs, Ellis Beasley lot, Institute llsts the and family of Garden City, spent Some of the noted experts to following key rules for herd J."Jl GR��N STAM�S lost Sunday with his parents, be there are: proper manage- merit: Dist. Youth and Mrs. B. of Mr. E. Beasley, Paul swarror, secretary , WITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR l. of Rally high quality, Mr. And Mrs. G. H. Anderson the American Hereford Assocla- . Selccllo� By MRS. JIM ROWE NEAREST FRIENDLY WINN-DIXIE disease-free livestock. 29, and daughter, Martha Sue of tion. He Is recognized every- 2, of ani­ DiESSINCiq�r as on mnn in The members of the Nevclls ness visitors in Savannah Satur­ Savannah, spent last where outstanding P:ol>cr ,care young Maid Yellow Sunday mets, vncclnatlen nnd Thirfty Cling here wit.h her parents, Mr and the industry, who knows the mcludlll.g Methodist Youth Fellowship met day. other measures. Mrs. B, E, of feeder calf production Sunday evening and planned for Miss Ollie Mae Lanier of Beasley, pulse 3. I)prevcntlve such 4 roper the District Youth to be Brooklet was in Nevils and everywhere, housekeeping, Rally Visiting Mr. Mrs, Lavern Sanders pasture, and Kenneth Monfort, of Monfort housing. held at the Nevils Methodist Sunday afternoon. of Avondale visited her parents, � He sanitation. after­ Colorado. . on I cedlots, .' Church Wednesday Joe Allen a few Greely, .. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Shurling fOI disease spent days a which turns Proper feeding at 4:30 o'clock, the weekend manages feedlot 4: noon, August 3, last week with Mr, and Mrs. during and . out as many as 30,000 head of proper Approximately 150 young peo­ Futch in Fin. I Mr. and Mrs. Bran'nen Beasley re�lstnnce detection of�rowthhealth Billy Jacksonville, Blue Meat ���;,$lo0 arc to attend th Light PEACHES cattle per year profitably. ple expected Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ander­ Bay of Savannah visited his par pro�blEarlYems, Dr. Rogert Saffle, a new staff rally. son and Walter Donaldson of . ents Mr and Mrs J C Beasley 6. treatment of dis- member of the Food Technology Proper Pennie Sue Trapnell had char­ visited with Mr. Sr., 'last' Sunday 'after�oon ' eased Register Friday \ animals. eve­ . Department at the University. ge of the program Sunday and Mrs. Lem Williams and Mr. Mrs. Cohen 7, Astor Driggers in the Veterinary counseling. Linda Martie .and He is thoroughly trained ning, Shumans, and Mrs, Lilt Allen. daughter, to F I a Good as today's modern drugs N��n�' ¢ ret.urned 0.1',1 � practical and technical phase of Nesmith and Miss Maude White Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hod­ after spending a week vrstung and feed supplemets are, they 49 meat processing. He was form- se.rved delicious refreshments. of Savannah TUNA FISH 2 visited ges Sunday her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. can do their most effective job ,B. erly at South Dakota State Col- The group planned a "clean­ with Mr. and Mrs. O. H, Hod- and Mr. and Mrs. Clin- when m'e used in Murray where he was in of only they 2 at the lege charge up" Tuesday, August ges, I ton Murray. Mrs, B, B, Murray, connection -with good manage- meat's work. church, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Rowe Coffee Glenls Murray and ment. AI�on W, W. Brainard Jr. director M�r- .------and children, Randy and Libby, Limit I with a $5.00 or more ray to Florida With Assocta- rct�rned of the American Angu� Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Stapleton spent the day Sunday at Sa­ I Mrs. Driggers for a few days ," tlon CUI rcntly vice prest- of Statesboro visited the White vannah Beach. ���: have returned home. and. A Prlze-Wlnnln. � visit. They dent. He IS and manager Sisters in Nevils Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elli­ 85 Mamie Morrison Gar- own�r N('wlllflnner Mrs. of Hi:c PDRloNKon) Mrs. Alma of Sa- Facial Thompson son and little sons, Gregory Soap Assorted Flavors Chek Soft spent last visit- 1960 Bath ?en City, '.veek fhoerdth.et °Mu.lsrstahnadll",nvga.Downbragh vannah is spending this week and Randol of Sardis, the III ltd f d h spent g Chambers, of the with her Mrs. T. W, Nevils SPRFE 2 Bars 4P :�� I?r. Doylc Belle,. �t'w81)8per aunt, weekend with Mrs. Ellison's pa­ M;.eaan�v�rs��en;I��v�es I Animals Husbandry (.;untnt. in Nevils. Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Burn­ 12-oz. children, Deniece and Debbie, Depart- rents, Facial Soap ment, Oklahoma State Unlversi- The White Sisters were busi- sed. and Richard Lee of Charleston, ------'------I success- Dr. Chambers has Mr. and Mrs. Lilt Allen were Reg. Cans visited Mr. and Mrs. John ty. Bars fully completed a Sunday dinner of Mr. SPREE 2 29¢ Brown and Mrs. Davies and tremend�us 0enmar elV8 guests DRINKS . k N 6 amount of performance testing and Mrs. Lonnie Brannen Jr. hild ren remained for a week ------Toilet Soap c. work which has included every Fred Denmark, of Savannah TODAY'S BEST VISI . tit - Bath phase of beef production. and Mrs. Gus Denmark were MEAT own J. W. PALMOLIVE 2 Bars 29¢ Mrs. Maggie Ennis of Pooler Our Fanning, as aVIs an the weekend guests of Mrs. VALUE! spent last week with her sister- chairma� Of. ,t�e Agricultur�1 DID d Julia Nevils. Toilel at the Uni- Soap in-law, Mrs. I. H. Beasley, Mr. Economics DIVISion, oug Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rowe W-D BRAND BROAD BREASTED He is' a - Reg. Beasley and Todd, versity of Georgia. visited Sunday with Mr. and economic PAL MOL IVE 2 Bars 2P scholar where prin- Mrs. Grady Wilson and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B, E. arc concerned and is al­ a mer lee e Beasley clples P I Wh t f t d Mrs. Bill Gay. had as last current Liquid guests Wednesday, ways informed as to Mr. and Mrs, Chancey Futch, 12-oz. 22-oz. Mrs Mrs. T. R. Beasley's sister, trends in Agriculture. By MRS. H. H. ZETTEROWER Mr. and Mrs, Arlie Futch and . R 0 e r s and Mr. of JOY Can Can g Rogers With all these experts pre- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowe enjoy­ enjoyed it's to be an interest- going , , an S,tat,esboro. �ey s,ome sent, Mrs, Walter Royal intertained M r. and M rs. MEG'inn d ed an out-door fish fry Friday BEST-BUILT and dinner at the nver. not make a COME PICK THE MODEL AND COLOR YOU PREFER· GEl'1960's fishing ing program Why at her lhe members of family of Statesboro visited night at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Beasley of to it It begins hom� • point gctng .' the Intermediate Sunday School Mrs. J. H. Ginn Saturday, and Mrs. Jim Rowe, CAR AT BACK· TRADE· INS ACT NOW as Mr. HUGE SAVINGS' NOTHING HELD TOP had last Tuesday. 9'90' a.rn. F DIXIE DARLING HAMBURGER guests at nray. Class of !iarvi1J� Church Wed- Mr. Rudolph Ginn and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Brannen and Mrs. Oscar Mitchell of Gar- With outdoor • •• nesday night �n Nancy of Sandersville, Ga. spent Jr. and son of Statesboro were TU'RKtYS nett, S. C., and their grandsons, supper party, honoring two the weekend. Wednesday night supper guests Michael and Steve Treston of DAIRY MANAGEMENT �f DaVIS of Mr. and Mrs. Litt Allen. Inc. Mrs. Leslie NeSmlth of Nevils Ozburn-Sorrier Columbus Ga, With the of so- Ford, WIENER . , • developmen an ��mber�h.Dougl�Sa mer Emerald Mrs. Buie Nesmith and Miss BUNS th� and Mrs. "A" visited Mr. Grade called "wonder drug" some t e . . I I�C, who ��t Lanier the week. ' Jimmie Lou Lanier visited Mon- 31 N. MAIN ST STATESBORO, GA. farmers not be as ?8Ve during Dr. & Dr. may p�ying �o I ;oonmem�rers were close attention to certain herd _ sen.e�lce. pre-I Pkg. S9UARE These Quick management practices. PHONE Of 8 DANCING drugs and feed additives are PHIL DENMARK Frqzen not a substitute for good man- CELEBRATES HIS SIXTH 19, Every Saturday Night PO 4·2644 Free arc Estimate's agement: instead, they prl- BIRTIIDAY Free Estimates 10 - 12 Lb." CYPRESS I.AKE marily ways to help good man- Mrs. James Denmark honored yield better results. her son, Phil on his 6th. birth- Music agement By - line a at PO 4·2644 Liquid Cleaner Average Large scale production day with swimming party PO 4·2644 Waters Orchestra relaxed sani- For Your IS-oz. 28 oz. Joe operattons plus the Recreation Center, inviting Complete a few of his little friends and Mr Clean Can 39¢ Can m =1I!I LB. GII relatives. During the social hour, Detergenl punch and cake was served. King CORP. Mrs. J. J. E. Anderson of Georgia Red J HYGRADE FOOD PRODUCTS of Mrs. LIQUID JOY Size 99¢ Statesboro was guest J. C. Buie last week, Home Dinnerware Pack Now Operating Bobbie Roberts spent last Improvements W-D Brand Flovmful· week with relatives in Savannah. D U Z S�":tter Pkg. 59¢ Bobby Hendricks is visiting

. relatives in Savannah. 'BLOWN' ROCK WOOL INSULATION Lge. Peaches 5 49, Rev. Alvin Lynn spent Sun­ Livestock as of Mr. and Mrs. IVORY FLAKES Pkg. 33' Cash day guest ��:SEEOLESS Uley Harley. Mrs, Lynn and Granuloled See or, call Ivory children are visiting relatives in Gt·. Chuck RoastLb·49, Lge. Station Miami, Florida. SNOW Pkg. Pkg. Brand Tarte GRAPES W-D Buying Mr. and Mrs. Hugh and thru �;t Monday Friday ���n�rs�f c��u�t:tt::��� 'HE CO.' Sunday. LINCOLN Braswell's Orange or Grape LBS. Noon Deloach of GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2 49, Buying Hours 7:00 A.M. till 12:00 Charlie Cone Cuban Jacksonville, Florida, spent the Large Mr. ..;_ JUICED RITE Plate Stew! 29, ______I:ne:k�nr�, �����s �����f�, Avocados 3 for 3 9¢ Need A Room? Need A Roof? Need A Carport? Mountoin Grown Controlled Quality Freshly Bob b i e Roberts and Linda NO COMMISSION CHARGES Royal visited Linda Zetterower Y2 Gal. during the week. Alumnium Screens and Doors Cabbage ______Reynolds Alumnium Awnings I I Decanter Pillsbury Instant Scalloped 'Mrs. Hagin Mixon of Blitch­ ton is lhis week with: 39, \' spending ' Aluminum Car Ports V Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zetterower. Free Estimates a toe s Pkg. M. P. MARTIN JR. Phone I I :;:l Pot 39¢ Mrs, D. W. Bragan and Mrs. Beef visited 3·�,$lo0 and children Gr'nd Tom Mason Pink Morton Froz. Steok & Ham 4-3424 Asbestos Beef, Chicken, Turkey, Salisbury Buyer POplar relatives in Fla, Bonded Siding Lge. Gt. Sunnyland Round Bone Shoulder Jacksonville, Roofing I I DR EFT 12-oz. during the weekend. Pkg. Pkg. Producers Co-op Livestock Exchahge Wi e n e r s Pkg. 39¢ Roast Lb. 59¢ Formerly Raymond Waters and Ralph Insulated Siding Ornamental Iron Delergent FO. Simmons of the Southeast Bul­ Seo W-D Brand Dried I I Large Deep loch F. F. A. attended Chapter Estimates VEL Pkg. Meat Dinners 2 'l" the State F. F. A. Convention Free Lb. Concrete Porch"es Morton Froz. Butterscotch 59¢ Beef $100 at the week of July Blue Chocolate, Banana, Lemon, Scallops 3 Pkgs. Covington Eal-Rite 18th. I \' Fish I Gt. Cod Jalousies Lge. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ginn of Glass 12-oz. BUMPER BASS CROPI Weather CH EER Pkg. Pkg. Savannah visited Mrs, J. H. Stripping FO' F i let 3 Lbs. $100 Wieners Pkg. You cnn'b beat. 8 mountain lak. Ginn I Condensed Suds 39¢ Tuesday. Link (or big lighting baas ... and it Chain Fence Lge. Gt. (ream Pies 2 'l" 50 looks like 0 bumper crop this Painting Ncar DASH GEORGIA PEAC.'I SLICED year in Fontana Lake I I Pkg. Pkg. Frozen White or Pink RlOUM Tip Top THIS COUPON 'OR you-bigh in UlC Great Smoky Store Fronts Screen Porches Condensed Suds 2-Lb. MtlUl.-you enjoy aU tho privacy, � 50 S & H Green NOW... Siamps aU tho conveniences or homol At T .... Jumbo 1'1 ..,.,1 Wi"... Super Pkg. Obl, Excellent food, 300 delight.ful BACON In Addifion To Tholo .. 98, ... -- D ASH Pkg. Pkg. $469 CANS Rogutarly cottages. 56-room Lodge (arM" When You Purcha.e Roof Service tackle, boata, motors-cvcrya 10 Year Bonded Coating Complete Building Green Giant Cut SUPERBRAND COTTAGE ANY TWO ...::�3timeS thing for n perfect Lemonade 10 I 10V2-oz. fishing boliday etc. Astor Frozen Fordhaok or l-Lb. Palmetto Farms Salads �more Add.A.Room-Bedroom-Den-Bath, ASPARAGUS Can Baby Cheese Cup 29, 50 Financing - FHA or Conventional­ Sta-Flo Liquid :::lpowerful -Complete Half CALL OR WRITE NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES STARCH Gal. PK"s. FINE YELLOW QUALITY furn your 'I.nna Lima Beans- a wonde,ful 5 For tbom, Geo. C. Hitt Jr. BRING THE FAMILYI ,oward 3 in Savannah Fred T. Lainer Jr. Minute Maid Frozen (ot a week! Craft makinl. CO. retreat-Cor a day, THE LINCOLN DIXIE THRIFTY riding, tcnniA, equate dancing, horseback Phone toura. SWIMMING Phone Ihufflehoard guided scenic YOU'y. never I ••n "toGOoo, 67 East Main St. (or 'OOL OPENS IN MAY. Supervised play Cr.mo now-ratel Statesboro, Ga. PO 4-2644 CANS children-Bitters available. PO 4-2644 are much lower in Spring. WSAV-TV'-S Phone 0 J. .REE COLOR fOLDER- Write to: • 5 FREE ESTIMAYES BREAD 10 N.C. -Phone PO 4-2644- Dept. 8-58 Fontana Villogl, FREE ESTIMATES ___• F_AM_I_LY_L_O_AF__ p:n_R.r!�ge UI��Frozen Raident Manager, =C:..J $ S h rim 0 2 ���. J59 B i s cui t s Pka. L . Mr. and Mrs. Meeks of Harry Bulloch Hel°ald - 14 ROtI es heId for Douglas, Mrs. Dudley McClain The Page and Miss Miriam McClain of . Rev• GI"ass h00k 28, 1960 Pelham, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Statesboro, Georgia, 'I'hursday, July CARE OF COWS The Bulloch Herald - 15 Bascome Racki Ralph Williams. animal hus- Page Extension ey C;;fl�:�,s�fM��"��j,nM���r�: :": animal help the producer to more bnndman, Agricultural IttIe Stars and M,�. Ronald Ginn Ralph Williams. that do Statesboro, Georgia, July 28, 1960 ,. of Syl· cull and select herd Service, says cows not IL·1 'I'hursday, 'the Extension intelligently League bandrnan, .,I vanfa. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Agricultural breed wlthln three months good" accurate herd reo portrays Service, replacements. · here 10 Hinesley or Mr. and says hus'ICOrdS be considered slow breed- Warrenton, should TWELVE·YEAII·OLDS With The read It twice. It comforted n July "The tunc Church Mrs. Horace Cox, Mr. and Mrs. and should be culled. __.."." ".===------. ers Heifers, With four first and two was wrluen by Rev.' widow. Inspiration to others. E. 1-==::11,I places Big God" Doscomo Rackley. 54, of Oneal Rackley. Mr. and Mrs. if out, be Wh Swainsboro properly grown may second AI Blizzard sow­ to life lived places, L. P. Glass portray Statesboro, 0 retired insurance Joseph Mr. and Mrs. when are 15 months lp Rackley, bred they ed the first spo; in the at Its best lovable persons died up place by executive, Friday, July '8. Albert Rackley of Savannah Mr old so that they wlil cnlve at TOMMY MAIITtN Keith's By 12 year old division with [\ 29 who had cheerful dispositions, an Bill Helml famI01 In Augusta hospllal. and Mrs. J. W. Mathews' and two years of age, he adds. intentions and point total. Frank Hook 10Sl his kind hearts, good y y Funeral services were held Miss Mathews of Rich- The Statesboro Little League Swainsboro nine 5 to 2 In an Maggie chances In the lust event as he He believed . worthy motives. . Sundny afternoon, July 10, at mond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. 66 All-Stars of the Recreation De­ exciting game Saturday morning In sec- Phillips got only three points bring his there were people every the Smith-Ttllmun Mortuary. Mallurd of Mr. and Mrs. partment made it win number in Swainsboro. h0 . s reumon Sardis, 26 of of the lion would ratite!' read a ld total to three shalt who Burial was 'in the East Joel Pierce of Savannah, Mr. and four as they defeated lhe For the first five innings the thun one ,Side SMITH· First place total. James Hagan book about good people Cemetery. Mrs. H. C. Bland and Mrs. Service Man game moved along smoothly 3 with and hoodlums. Says settled for the third spot about gangsters He Is survived by three sisters, Marshal aylor or Portal. Dr. with the score tled at two-all. fall,ers. mothers, at Ebenezer TILLMAN his 22 points and Jamie Beasley The fact that Mrs. Dudley McClain Sr. of Pel- and Mrs. Floyd Mrs. ENJOY TIlE SWEETEST Then in the SIXUl uud finn I iu- Rackley. got their with 15. At the lnst preachers, teachers, mcrchan.l!J, ham, Mrs. Harold Averitt of Aaron Mrs. Paul ers Statesboro their flnnl Swain, Reddick, RHY11JM ON THE ROADI RobbiIDS Pack ning got HERE ARE THE winners In the Little held here on 13. sponsored. the were mechaniCS The descendants five Olympics July by spot in this age group farmers, carpenters, and friends Millen and Mrs. Fred Bland of Mrs. M. M. Miss three runs that acclaimed their Gay, Joyce Mortuary Stntesboro Recreation Left to right are Lanier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thur- from walks of of the late Shad rack E. and Department. Tracy ------and people many Statesboro and one brother, Blocker, Mrs. Jimmie Knight, Fill up with new Elite-Fuel, perfecliy victory. and com- O. mond division winner: Alan Blizzard, son or Mr. ond Mrs. �. L. Blizzard, life are buying, reading Georgie Helmly mel at His- Ernest W. Rackley of States- Mrs E D. Fletcher Mrs Lanier', eight-year-old Chap­ matched to the of your motor. e eat Jamie Beasley was the win- the book to others [us- toric Jerusalem Luth- rhylhm d f division winner; Dennis Deal, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lehman Deal, nine-year-old mending (Ebenezer) boro. pel Ch�ndler, Mrs. Alax For Statesboro twelve-year-old eran Harvey smooth! ning pitcher division win- the author's faith in people. Church, for were It's super powerful ... super AMBULANCE division Ronald son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnes, eleven-year-old tlfy Sunday July 17, Pallbearers G eo r g e Mrs. A. W. Cates and Mls� Swainsboro five winner; Barnes, in rrcm allowing only Orders are stili coming the annual reunion. There were Johnston, Osborne A. B. Brinson 0 and SOn of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sikes Jr. division winner. Bonks, Beulah all of Millen' hits as he walked two batters ner; Greg Sikes, ten-year-old, cities in which more than flfly more than 100 in attendance. SERVICE Rock Ford 12-0 FOR SALE McDougald, Sidney Lanter, J. W. Mrs. Jimmie Pittman and Mis� e y and fanned six. Johnny McRae books had been sold. A delicious Basket Lunch was NeSmith, Kermit Hollingsworth, Jimmie Raye Pittman of Metter Go to your Phillips 66 Dealer for and iron works business for sale. spread on the Church Grounds, Harold Brannen and Charlie' and Mss Conchette Faulk and Statesboro's Awning Editor's Note: Mr. Glnss Is and services thut will R�bbins.Packers �\���nsdb�\��l t��md�i��gf��> ��� at approximately I o'clock. Im- Simmons. O. of Savannah. products keep broke out of their hittmgs and New track stars discovered the father of Mrs. Hoke S. Guy Rackley hits, walking four and striking a He was the son of the late car nt its best the Telephone back the business we form­ mediately following lunch your running yenr losing slump Sunday July 17, by out four. The States- taken IIILL WEST. left wllh the dead rattler which he killed recently Brunson. He Is n regular winning · Having short memorial service held Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ford 12 to 8. • · was Rackly. around. With 66 Dealer whipping Rocky bora team committed one to back into on the linton farm in the Stilson community. The snake visitor JO Statcsboro. JIM SPIERS TO BE your Phillips 4-2722 only owned and not go Murry in the Social Hall of Educe- _ Poplar The Packers out 12 erly wanting the pounded error while the home learn made end feet with twelve rattles. "This Is as AT "It's a to YO,lJ." ill S is five one-half long tlonal with the Rev. INSTRUCTOR 4·H pleasure please bose hits and Rocky Ford col- In L ttl 0 I ill a e this business we are it for sale at a The Savannah Morning News Building. five offering close as I wnnt to get to a rattler," say" Bill us he held the CccII C. Helmly Attend ri+es of CLUB FORESTRY CAMP Statesboro, Georgia leered 11 hits. ley pIC g believed that Its readers c-ould nresidlng, D�nald White and Johnny reasonable snoke on the pitchfork. The photographs were made by Mrs. 0 Al Jim of The score stood 8 to 8 at the fourth and Zack Smith tion in this with 26 very price. be interested in the fact that the concluston of the Spiers Statesboro was Johnson were the leading hitters Wednesday July 13, was LitLle position age group Bascome once: W. H. Morris, Stilson correspondent for the Bulloch Herald, old memorial service a short bust- Rackley be one of the instructors at the end of in this game lWO at the Recreation was at fifth with a total of Terms to Reliable Contact at native Georgian, U 79 year Trans Oil COo, Inc, eight innings for Statesboro collecting Olympic Day position points just nine points shy People. had was 4·H Po r e s t which tied most of the 100 com­ of 13 retired Baptist preacher ness meeting held. Officers here 10 ry Camp held stayed hits each for three trips to the- Center. Close to boys points. Barnes' total of 35. Vick Page THOMAS ROBERTSON, who works is July at neal' ATHLETE'S FOOT afternoon then Statesboro broke and right turpcntlne trees, written a novel ond il published elected for the coming year were Camp Wahsega Duhlone. plate. Frank Hook and Bill Kelly peted in the eight track SPARKS SPECIALITY COMPANY SERVICE STATION had to settle or lhlr'd position how he would hold n dead ruutcanuke Callie Those from out-of-town who the week of loose with a four-run In different ELEVEN·YEAR·OLDS shown here demonstrating this story. The Rev. Lemuel Page Kessler, President: Vaden ga during July 25. Imbeds deeply-Toes rally accounted for the other two field events for fiv. Bill attended the funeral services Mr. with the of the ninth and held . 8 the with 21 points and Stacy Webb Phone JA 9-4232 for a newspaper photographer. This Is the snake killed by Glass spent ten years writing Kessler, Treasurer; W. E. Helm- of Spiers is the Southern Northside Drive (U.S. 80 4-Lane Dr.) itch-Get top hits. age groups starting at years Ronald Barnes captured crack, burn, 12 19. With 11 Stilson Thomas allows as how he catches "The lillie Church With The ly, Secretory; Mrs. Ruby Kessler, Bascome E. Rackley Sunday, Pulpwood Conservatton Assocla­ the lead. For Swainsboro Brannon was old and running through trophy and championship of the got fourth with 11ls west neal' recently. fast relief Ga. time. A Chairman of the Historian Com- 10, were C, B. Lawrence, lion. About and -Phone 4-5511- Har- with a old. division when he and at fifth place in this Soperton, rattlers with a forked Slick. Big God" in his spare July ninety boys The Winning pitcher was their leading hitL�r per- years eleven-year-old points (IS the and Mrs. Pauline wen- and Miss Coral were T-4-L with a total of 35 was Donald broth- book the author describes mittec C. Perrington girls given expert instruc­ USE BECAUSE vey Berry who came in to re- feet two for two batting record. Two-hundred ribbons we refinished points. group Barnes, Chairman of of Mr. and rion in exact opposite of "Tobacco man, the Scrapbook Pusey Jacksonville, forestry subjects at the This S l' RON G fungicide Wq���������II� \ Committee. Mrs. John vann of St. __ Road." "1 trie� lO concentrate Simons, camp. 'LlZ==lI:Il8IIm ====__allll ===_-. sloughs ort and dlssolves af­ inning. Berry gave up two hits trophiesawarded_���MI:J�a:m:e:s�p�y�e�w:a�s����:o:ed�po:��.�e�r�O�f�t�h:e�w��:n:e���R�o:n:a���.presented to the boys I, �======�======; of in my .... _ struck out two in his two most in each 340 of Y Cluhs on the goodness people 1 ..... fected outer skIn. Exposes and . scoring the points sponsor said. '110 fico on the mound. Adams evenls were lhe Troop book" Ihe author deepest Infection to Its klll�g innings L team age group: The tion(ll novel is about the peo­ action. Relieves ltehing _ gave up 9 hits and struck out eglon 50 and 100 yard dashes, high· COlllllluni­ 0 ple of a smai1 Gcorgin bur n lng, speeds healIng. four in the seven innings he jump, b r 0 a d·jump, base-ball Scouts back revival in na­ Boy ly. The new Georgia author, pitched. Franklin Coleman suf· e10nnmated b throw, basketball shooting. chin· In live of Newman, was ol'dalned IN 24 HOURS, fered the defeat for Rocky Ford y ups and base-running. of servo 1910 and spent his years new, healthy skin appear. after relelving Lenoru:d Daugh· Several new track stars were from Millen Cilurches ice in churches lhroughout Geor­ If not pleased with liquid try in the seventh inmng. Savannah discovered along with some of Camp of one Slatesbora gia, with the exception T-4-L, your 48c back at any The ieading hitters for States.. The American Legion baseball the known talent. In Pennsylvania. He store. Bob Mar- de­ Eleven scouts from Troop 340 pastorate drug COlorless, instant boro were Ty Adams, team was eliminated from the shou.ldn'� any tr�uble church work ,hav.e Cham­ anTdheTr.,JH"ln.yiOrCalunbsd Soernltohre HJel·nY. bas kept active in drying, easy to use. A..... fine Ronnie and Ralph First District when It s returned July 16 after 8 very ales, Griffeth, playoffs f�lldtn� FII"st. Dls�rlct kins School will states. He now lives PRICE T. L. next m. the track County High in ON two hits each. spnng seevral REDUCED Insect for Itchy, sweaty feet, TUrner wilh Savannah whipped the m for plonshlp s u ccc s s f u I week at Camp a Youth Revival was Savannah. of the sponsor during in Fairbullt. The book print_ bites, pol&on Ivy. Get T-4-L Rahn led the losers with three the second time in the play- meet at Many ncnr Savannah. This the first week in with & Davies in ALianta who win the Strachan, Augusl ed by Foote FOOT POWDER too-glves hits. ofrs. Savannah scol'Cd two runs boys helped .first all the in the surround· in Savannah al Dlstricl crown were is one of the highlights of the youth and is available your feet a flim of antiseptic The Packers have two games on six base hits and three walks. particlpat­ . ing counties Invited to particl- the Book Store. before the do ubi e- �g Jdly and performed scoutlllg year, and th e boys re- Baptist protection. I'emaining Statesboro couldn't quite get .13 The Rev. Poterfield Index: "Il is a 7. like pate. Ralph The Chrislian NOW at elimination begins on August their men across the but champIOns. port n full wcck of fun, fellow· plate of the Louisville Methodist novel wilh a religious theme as The Packers Portai at Geor. the play left severn I stranded on EIGHT.YEAR-OLDS and the of C h u r c h will be the and FRANKLlN·LANE ship acquiring many guest the people face their joys Southern College this Sun· bases. Statesboro had two base gia In the eight yenr old division new skills. preacher. sorrows in a Chrislian spirit and DRUG CO. day July 24. at 3.00 p.m. h,ts for the Savannah scored Friends �fternoon .. the top five winners all The non·dcnominutional Rev!· bless their communities. played St. S,mons July 15. 111oso attending were Skip the ______Frr., in the double rigures position. vol will meet at 8 o'clock each of Mr. Glass will recognize a three out of senes best Lanier was the leader and Butch Webb, Wood. RtG. u. s, PAT. OFF. five. TI'acy Hardy, Jody eve n i n g beginning Monday, same emphasis on temperance, IN for the Area. and BIG championship with 36 which KING winner COKE points Slevie and and all which SIZE! cock, Lance Foldes, Gay, August 1. The Monday Chlistian living a to g6 to Macon to the of the The chan�e was only one point short David Tuesday services will be con- he preached in the pUlpit. tournament. Clyde Redding. Deloach, . most scored by anyone boy. ductc<1 intire Millen Methodist Little Church With The Big Ged Stale. for Rockett Johnnv Norris. This wound up the six first out Hugh • �eason Tracy had places the and be pur c h n sed ended _.' '. Church, Wednesday ($3.65) may the Post 90 Lind· Deal and hank Mikell. t�am whl�h of the eight events. John services will the Book SLOre an and Lam�r Thursday evening through Baptist the season With man illl this as adull counsellors e:lght sey was second high Servlllg be at t.he Millen Church Or from the aUlhor.'· Baptist three record. The team 28 while ·Don­ Were Burke and Sam Haun. Legion. group with points Hugh ond the sel'Vlcc will be A few comments of readers: than It Friday was much stronger w:as aid Turner held down third with at State Purk. Bible teacher in college A Court of Honor is scheduled MagnOlia Springs junior last year when whip- At fourth was David book. Savanna� 18. place said it was a good 15 runs rn both for the ncar future. Troop 340 The young people will hove l'Cally pod them by Stevens with 14 points and Teachers it. Students of this is sponsored by First Baplisl charge of all the programs ex- praised ball games. Several years James Dixon stood at fifth with il to [\S which will be liked it. olle ought will be back for another Church and hos Scoutmaster cepl the sermons, players 12. � tho�ghtAlabama Mr. Lerner Akins. delivered by the Rev. Poterficld. be a 'best seller. m�t- fling at the laugh Savannah sweel relief ron said it was a team next year and a chnnce to NINE·YEAR·OLDS division ------Ifrom lhe trash lhal is flooding go to the State tournament. In the nine year old the market nowadays, One lady Jimmy Willimason, Austol Dennis Deal took the top han­ she enjoyed" it so much that Youmans, and Windy Hagins did ors with a total of 29 poinLS. most of the pitching this senson nine points over hh closest con­ and each boy has another good tender, Dennis had five firsl seaSOn ahead of them before places and one second place. be reaching the age limit., Youmans, Second place turned out to be­ junior Pye, Bobby Brown, Dan- a batlle in the final event Mike Bra nne nand lly Bray, and Lindsey Johnston tween Mrs. Wallace Bran­ " lead t.he Statesboro team, in the Michael Sikes with Mike BEAM-Of-LlGHT:" hitting department through-out nen coming out on top with 20 one behind with on 23 the season. Bray and Scruggs points and Sikes the t\'��o hits 19. Joel Oborne held down fourth July with our new Hunter "Lite-A·Line" equipment collected only Savannah Tuesday July position with his tOlal of 17 FUn era I selvices for Mrs. against 12, and Pye collected bOlh hits points and Walt McDougald A. Wallace, 62, who George Savannah here on Sun- took care of the fifth position died Inte night, July against Wednesday 10. with 10 points. in the Bulloch County Has· day July 20, smooth-driving safety and add up to 50% pital afler a short illness were Enjoy TEN·YEAR·OLDS wheels held at 3)0 p.m. Saturday, July 10 the life of your tires by having your In the len·year-old division al the Hill Baptisl Sikes was the champion 23. Temple with our amazing Hunter Greg Rev. precision-aligned the wonderful Church, conducted by the GOT A � scoring more points than any for into was in. the ... checks wheel with 37. plea.3ure Dell Bordeau. Burial Aligner aclually your alignment other boy in all groups plunge Church Ceme­ won SIX first for Upper Mill Creek with beams of light! COLD Greg places tery. SUMMER• 30 points, one second place for world of SWIMMING POOL LIVING She is survived by her hus­ ,) fOllr points, and a third place soon for a Hunter Fronl End Safety Check Stop by " of band, George A. Wallace, State.s. COMPARE TAKE � for three points and his total r. a few minules to f Sisson secured sec- fun-filled bora; two sons, Ambr'Osc by our experls. It takes only give or. 37. Jimmy Every day's a holiday ... wonderful, sun-filled, Wullace, St.atesboro, and Enoch and place in this division with thousands of miles of carefree driving pleasure. svmptomatlc a vaeation for and your. family-when you N, Wallace, U. S. Air Force, QUALlliY you his 24 points, seven pants hgh· days-each you Cobb ver lhree Mrs. T. V. Your car will drive as ... steer as er lhan lhe 17 of JOhl1l1Y Put in $80,800 Hawaii; sisters, smoothly RELIEF own a maintenance-free Craft Glas pool. some'laughter N. Mrs. J. A, 6 in third. One back of third C., 6 point Willis, Srmrta, 6 as dreamed it would. means Wood, Meridisvillc, Va., and easily you've always was Dean Connor with 16 at the your life. A low-cost, easy-care Craft Glas pool perma­ Miss Ft. Lauder­ Sally Temples, COMPARE nent -it won't rot or rust -and you get a lO-year a in Am­ pleasure rip, day dale, Flo.; one brolher, brose E. Temples .Jr., Douglas. GAUDRY'S 66 SERVICE warranty. LIVE A LOT! Keep your health and happiness. Pallbearers wefe nephews and TO BE That' what our PRICE Main St. finest in ... a of a EXACT, $80,833.12. _. 450 S. Craft Glas is the very fiberglass jewel pool. lax bills amount lo every day. Mullipl)' this HUNHR Phone POplar 4·2517 There's Nothill.g Finer in Fiberglass , in sum by 365 and the figure will come to more Irs. COMPARE Authorized HUNTER Service in- • 11", 26 feel 10 15 x49 feel. Priced from $1995. lhan 29'/2 million-the total amount of First Exclusiuc lI'illl Craft Gfru • Roller! Safety ledge our tax meri· bills for 1959. • Non·S/dcl Holtolll • Molded in Creeinl1 Steps AMOUNT in- .e (1'1l/ulI/Pcnding) held In addition to federal state income, income, ng her in at the and state properl)' taxes, Georgia Power pays For a THRIFTY vacation • in Sa- taxes to 154 r""4 la.s counties and 39,1 cities through­ Cra.ft �OOlS INCCltPORATEO out the state. Last year these payments IClive in Auxiliary . exceeded our operating payroll by 37 per cent. 6 BOTTLE CARTON New. Orleans 30e ______��m�ia�� This for (PLUS DEPOSIT) money helps to provide schools ... a mem· • Brand New Installed complete is ro Business your children, police protection fot' your John S. Jerome, Oontractor • Automatic Pin Setters with Filter for as low as Jman's Club. family, ftre protection for YOUI' home, street Henry's De- BOWLING: P.O. Box 192 - Phone POplar 4-5600 and highway construction, health and wel­ t/ for GA. fare and olher thru 6 to 12 m. STATESBORO, programs many community settle for less when the best costs no Thursday, p. ,RLS IN We In Why more? Monday Specialize JNSTREL services. AFTER and 2 to 12 m. Original Designs Now enjoy world-famous Coca-Cola ... in big Friday Saturday p. lAY NIGHT From Your NAME - ... new You no more Yes, like you, we pay taxes in full meas­ Buy King Size at low prices! pay campers frolll min· Local Manufacturer YOU POUR UP A PARTY-IT'S FUN TO J be in the MAKE . of a to the cold taste ... the cheerful ADDRESS , ...•..• , ,, •• , .. ure. It's part being good citizen. enjoy crisp :vhen the curtain A Statesboro Industry OR BOWL of Coke ... in Size! home SKATE e 1960 production. Since 1922 lift King Bring thrifty CITY THERE'S compl ):'0 itt·� rmotion 'agic" and "Going cartons of Coke in big King Size, today! Cl:!J Fr:e Booldet ,� presented Sa�u�: ------.ugust 6. at the 'Y • Thayer t/ for SKATING: TAX-PAYINO INVESTOR.OWNED STILL $ Monument thru 8 to 10: 30 p.m. . The Mosl for your Monday Saturday POWER COMPANY LOTS Tr-avel·Doliar-from· and afternoon GEORGIA Company MORE BE REALLY REFRESHED! 5 Friday Saturday WHf.RIVfR WI .IRV. 45 West Main Street Rales 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. S. A C:ITIZ(N Reduced Summer John Statesboro Coca·Cola Jerome, take Bottled under of The Coca-Cola Company by Con�����;;;mem bers will Phone PO 4-3117 authority Bottling Company from $4 If P.O. Box 192 S TAT E S B 0 R 0 Phone POpihe show. -628 St. Charies Street Nath's Skate'r BOWl NATIONAL AWARD WINNER The Bulloch Herald - Page 16 Rites held for Grand v« 57 Rockwell July Jury A 19 reports half-year, Chester Beck NeWIII.per BULLOCH HERA.LD � 1960 A.soclatlon THE Nnllonol Editorial Presentments Betler Newlpapta ContCfl' on 25 Better Newspaper Conlel" of Statesboro and Bulloch County July 1960 a written report the Dedicated to The Progress 1960 sales and earnings JlI'� Ternl, outlining Funeral services for Chester We, the Grand Jury, chosen assets and Habllltles of the prl"'Wln,,'n� Sales in our nnnno!n! picture, sworn to serve at the School System. NUMBER 38 of M. 52, who died Thursday and July County Pll1'SBUR H, PD.-Soles Beck, AUGUST ,1060 of 011 West Germnn products, Term, 1960, of Bulloch Superior 5. This Orand Jury voted to GEORGIA, THURSDAY, Rockwell Munulncturlng Com- in Miuml, were conducted at 1937-P. O. BOX 210 STATESBORO, not to submll the follow­ Bird VOLUME XIX-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, six months of presently Court, beg select Dr. Daniels to suc­ pony (or the first nunc n s a e- 3:30 nt the company's efol nSOlildoltL'ilt tin p.m. Monday, July 25, and recom­ ceed himself for a about same ing presentments fivU year the - this year were in 1959 Smith Tilimnn Funeral Home •• ment, were up :l2% mendations: term as a member of the Bul­ 8S lost first half. Earn- year's arc .. 1. \V. Grooms. Bur­ from 1958, lind thls yeor by the Rev loch Bourd to $1.06 r I. We wish to express our County of Educa­ tngs per share dropped of the 1959 ial was in runnings well ahead Eastside Cemetery. L. Ren­ 1960. (rom W. F. Rockwell, Jr., appreciation to .Judge J. tion, beginning September, 2 $1.26, had Kapers first total.' The Bulloch County native down here able to this is moil- for his wish CSS froe charge 6. We to thank Soli­ sales said in a report the the Tobacco president., been in Miami for Youngest days BfGHLlGHTS living Sales nnd the statistical Infer­ citor General, Walton a,tIKiw�nis ed to sharehold rs today. Body Usher, 0 two yours. not months months of 1960 and 011 expenses Not sales for the six Pll�t matlon involving our county for his prosentntlon of the, in­ to free for' the first six expanded • glve • with future $57,775,­ Survivors includo five. step­ State in • wore $57,775.000 as compared connected ending June 3D, 1960, und particulurly. dictments necessary for Ihls • dJr�ctly James • • nnd ore being eur- June daughters, Mrs. Clarence to 57,355,000 for the same sales profits 000' for six ending 2. We wish to thank Warden Body to pass on at this term Southern for research l1\onths of Tampa, Ml'n. Wulluce Smith period in 1959, Earnings were tnlled. Expenditures 30, "959, $57,.155,000. Fed Fields for preparing and or Court. Ceoruia vacation for 4 because of months of Vida Mrs, Ennis of .June 1960 and and engineering, Net income for first lin, Harper lunch to the members of $3,747,000 to 30, . serving 7. We recommend that these on future same Glenwood ,Mrs. Claude Brown 10 1959. their critical influence $:1,747,000; for' BRITT FAVSSOUX chair­ $4,446,000 to June 30, of 1960, the Grancl Jury and Court Offi­ presentments be published in By Mr. Bill Ray, publicity set for tn- both of and hnve been months in 1959, $4,446,000. nnd Mrs. Peggy Brown, sulcs profits, six cials at the Public at usual of man fOI' lhe Statesboro Kiwanis Blue County the papers, the PRICE·COST SQUEEZE excess six two Dill County w h i c h take office us Superintendent August in OfC share for Suvunnah; stepsons, Ludowici, recently on Earnings per Works Camp, fee. CARROL'S IlARIlECUE RESTAUIIANT, shown above, Schools on Kopel'S, to be presented hearing earn- .�?W RED lind tag the drop in crease?, an� sales. 30, Buuersworth nnd John A. But­ national fa me for the Long County Discussing of 3,5JlJ of months ending June the gained 7 announced was led 19.60, Miss Sarah director 8. We recommend that Mrs, The new restaurant is locnted all is the youngest September und 8, A gran Rockwell "The of :1. Hall, is now open fOI' business. a there and I, hearing ings, Mr. said: for tho six months ending tersworth, both Savannah: certain red light .lanuury door WEST GERMAN SALES CLIMB $1.06; Minnie Lee Johnson be the old Statesboro in the this week that the grand Au­ of is the Mrs, M, G. But­ of County Welfare and serving paid corner of Ouk and Courtland Streets, opposite the renowned school superintendent I to the state important problem today 3D, 1950, $1.26 three sisters, Long County which is be On Tuesday night, Tuesday .June (Restn�ed usual fee for her assistance to are chairman prize for the Kapers will said of this Cannon . D. Park, on of Mr. Rockwell continuing divi­ MI's. Dassie as a member Body, gave House. Bernon "Red" and Carrol its turbulent now state. Dr .I. to price-cost squeeze muny to reflect 2 per cent stock ler of Bloomingdale, Provision Ice Gay for politics, for raul' after four days, on a motion overseas in- this of education at a free week's vocation gust 2, Georgi" face of can- success of Rockwell Palm Fln. a brief report on the affairs of Body. establishment. Altho' in claim to fame­ of division our prices in the 1960), Munn of West Beach, the owners of the specializing has another order sales of dend paid January, R eating l�le said at the Solms Hotel on Savannah Statesboro tobacco lift a federal court cost of labor vestments, especlnily A. Buuersworth her department. spectfully submitted, restaurant is who will Gem Southern Colilge, the r nnd Mrs.. John are offered. Thc new M. Russell, 27, gin stuntly Increasing Dividends per shu e other fine foods Harry in Beach, Mr. R, H. Bob Thomp­ materials. made nt the West Gcr- paid 4. Mr. H. P. Womack, Coun­ WALTER H. ALDRED JR. barbecue, he is the youngest sold from and, to some extent, engines of Savannah; two brothers, lO serve the best in probably mnrl el ·had 1,753,122 prohibiting Georgia June 30, 1960, ail' conditioned and equipped owner and manager, has I six months state. son, mun manufacturing facilities, ending School Superintendent, ap­ Foreman completely the of the To combat this, our continuing end- Thomas A. Beck of Guyton and ty history of tobacco for a its "blue tag the six months and comfort. enor­ the door p.tze pounds enforcing spot $0.80: for our with J. RUFUS ANDERSON Clerk. good foods eating who an made possible cost control program has been was a "particularly bt'[ght James Beck or Savannah. peared before Body Russell, waged $0.75. which be away to law." It will be held in ing June 30, 1959, campaign in the March will given total of $781,780.52. getlc for the Counly Democratic some one in attendance Wednesday, 30th Long 2, defeated incumbent Thursday evening parfnrmnnce On Tuesday night, August primary, Stales­ to 513. on September 8. after four sale days, the Hugh D. Howard 1,096 boro tobacco market had sold Continued from 9 For the past three years Rus­ when the 1960 On Wednesday night, Septem­ tobacco for It all began page social science 1,753,122 pounds of sell has taught ber 7th, the door prize will be Georgia General Assembly pass­ He is u totnl of $781,780.52. at Ludowici school. Ki- come to be known high a $25 certificate from ed, what has SUCH A REVIVAL must be­ Southern gift a of Georgia busl- 28, the "blue law. The Jaw, level. Each graduate wanis to be used at any On Tuesday night, July as tag" al the personal the When It. gin four sale the· Act No. 557, page 214 of the Lord In ness in Bulloch County. 1959, after days of Us must turn to 1 administered General admission tickets for Statesboro tobacco market had General statues, is humble confession of sin nnd not the NOTE: This is of tobac­ Commissioner of ism races all. It is EDITOR'S the will go on sale Au- sold 3,338,034 pounds by the Agri­ to be filled with the LIQUIDATION Kapers willingness which another a number features to that lime Mr. a talaI of $1,942,225.96. culture, assisted by nn Advisory majority in any country Him, As we of gust 18. Prior co for Spirit and used by Herald but. the dedicated done for the Tom chairman, Board. takes over, Jet others to being Rowse, patrons do this, us get join The difference of 1,584,912 that tobacco efficient smull of Britt a 1958 gradu­ and his committee will be offer- The Act requires and group in united and Fayssoux, ac­ with us prayer Col­ and $1,160,445.46 is markets from trained and carefully su- ate of Georgia Southern ing reserved seals to all patrons. pounds sold on Georgia highly for revival. If this I for the "blue tag counted Savannah which takes He is enrolled in the admission tickets are by areas north or the minority 0 lege. General pervised �orkp we have the joytnke� the Gen­ North situaLions and a�e, school at the college Childrens tick- Ilaw" passed by Georgia River (South Carolina, advantage of local �Dn In graduate $1.50 for adults. of seeing a change erat in January be marked moment. llcmen�ous summer. While an under­ 75c each and will Assembly Carolina Virginia) strikes at the opportune land we this ets will be the Church and III the Tobacco miles south of our' he was editor of the be offered at the door the thls year. with a blue tag. grown Cuba, ninety love. We will then taken graduate only news­ Mr. or the Savannah River Is the latest threat, Corn- h�ve George-Anne, college n i h t s of the Kapers. sales since south border, the alone g The day-by-day Ala­ steps whl,ch articles have ap­ Patron tick- Florida) and in mdnist supervised riots in Tokyo, throu�h paper. His Rowse stated market this year (Georgia, has, the opening a in the Atlanta Consti­ available at $5 and follows: bama must be identified by is another. I��li�����:,rtn��sa��e��� peared et� lire �ach and last year are as �� �asn Journal-Consti­ both for white tution and the WIll be reserved nights I96O-ThuI�day, July 28, 335,- tag. nation as a people, when into oper­ Against the devilishly lngeni- tution Sunday magazine. the holders. WIll be The law. put Putron� 816 pounds for $175277.52., ous effective of Corn- the Statesboro market, and spread listed In the souvenir program ation on there is but one answer; 1 23, 825,. a situation which brought unism, The writer may be wrong. for the shows. 1959--Thursday, July SCI up nnd trust the separate from it rnade 0 110 for $479,331.49. conslernation and unhoppiness America may not have of pounds care of the con­ Mr. Rowse's commillee warehousemen and to­ Lord to luke fatnl mistake In to many recognizing be han- 153,640 We believe our pre­ Kiwanis wives who will 1060-Friday, July 29, bacco When the sales sequences. Soviet Russin. if so do­ growers, But, by to dde to II falal the personnl calls pro- for on sent dilemma is offended and dling pounds $75,969.94. opened here Thursday, July ing we have God; leaders mistake. If t.his is t.he mis­ and business 24, 823,260 tobacco the LlUC, the woes which -1959--Frlday, July buyers ignored. if we can judge �essionals. T. W. 128, must be remedied at the IS comprised of: Mrs. $460,746.44. tobacco ellher take LIS lime for bille-tagged by have come Lo since that Mrs. pounds madc. Rowse, MfS. Isaac Bunce, on il or bidding place where Il was of Russin's activIties in not bidding by because Jeff Owens, August Josh Lanier, Mrs. 1960-Monday, lower than lhey did on the conviction that the world; and if we con evalu­ $280,645.41. (The IT IS OUR Mrs. Bob Ussery, Mrs. Ma- 018 pounds for tobacco. the in the of Sr., white tagged Americs's future rests squnrcly ale the fULUre light the blUe1,640'-1tag rion Brantley ,Mrs. Naughton injunction against The situation did not improve to Communism's continued spread; the on that which God permils Mrs. PI. P. Jones, Sr., law became effective of the slate. with Beasley, on the second day believe we then we come face to face toke place, lind we Mrs. Jack Whelchel, and Mrs, ing of Augusl I) morn-I Statesboro ware- I Then the alternatives: take the step now hove no to clnim His two Invitalions have 861,- right Harold Howell. 1959-Monday, July 27, housemen, filed a Federal Court of which is RIGHT nnd leave the special proteclion. The words been extended by 220 for $511,030.75. .If�tm����t;illI and Saturdoy God's or already He�ry pounds suit Saturday us consequences In hunds; GO! Isaiah to today: MUST Talent Committ.ee ..easons u c may speok EVERYTHING and his shows here part or the why District Court J d g Appel communily. until - 2, Moster Farme'r of the Register night let present ll'cnds continue 1960 Tuesday, August LEHMAN DEKLE, , , lo interested I'esidents. sold al Br:mn�n's Wnre- Scarlett an in· rebellious chll- IS host many beside of his to:ncco which he Frank M, signed "Woe to t.he we either fight or surrender. invited pounds for $249,917.65. holds tll.lt litle. He is standing B, pile Rotary The general public is 603,648 he Photo Cliflon. preventing Georgia reads "66c" ):er pound. by injunction When lhat comes it will time _ 28, 842,. TIle ale tag day to in the show, 1959 Tuesday, J'fly h.Juse on opening day. --- or participate . Commissioner Agricult»'re �::ih ::��selth:ut��:�'Of �� too announced tor $491,117.30, be late. of Tehearsals to be 088 pounds Phil from enforcing and that cove� with a cover: Little Campbell ------­ to the arrival of the Car- identification League following to the state's toba.cco but not or my splrU, thllL Full sales were reported Inl, direclor from New York on thut gill the ware- bill. they may odd sin to sin; be on the noars of all August 22. The was filed in the walk to down Into Egypt, in Statesboro yesterday to petilion go team ______houses '" baseball study Aulbert .I. Brannen Cll,b School group names of have not asked Ht my Womans study and Is Co. (Wednesday). YOUNGBLOOD .11'" Ro­ Aulberl J. Brannen to them- CURTIS Sr., mouth; strengthen Williams co·chair­ bert Br'Onnen, and selves In the s t r c ng t h of Mrs. W. W. Brannen, .Ir., all of Pharaoh, and to trust in the man. Hussey Stat,,:,ooro; Ch George C. Scruggs, Ed Wlggms, shadow of Egyptl,. -Isaluh Public Affairs Department: school system ange county Sullon Jr. and Mrs. L. B. 30:1·2. Mrs. Loren M. Durden, chair­ Guy Willoughby, Statesboro and the man and Mrs, Roy Powell, co­ "Lo thou trusteth in iiiiiiiiiii Swainsbool' a.nd Statesboro broken reed, on chairman, Store iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::::i.iiiiiii__ starr of this The Item In warehouse operators. Education Mrs. the Egypt; whereon If a man lean, Department: l11e petition charged that and chainnnn and Every The Weather and on Into his Robert Smith, Selling unconslitutlonal It will go hand, act is co-choir- pierce It." -Isaiah 36:6, Mrs. Jnmes L, Sharpe, invasion of Congress' right to man. regulate interstate commerce. From a spiritual standpoint, Scarlett Mrs, As soon as Judge the answer? Membership Department: ware­ what is Ups the injunction the P. chairman and Mrs, signed _. C. Olliff, their attorneys never be or Better ,housemen and PROBLEMS CAN co-chairman. Talmadge Ramsey, as and to At- Much hurried the legnl papers at the As settled purely 1-4,1-3,1-2 urlght Commissioner Dorman the lanta to selve on or level. The Mrs. Alfred gave secular political no Club Institule owns so there would be ultimate solution or America's I'el>ort on the D Campbell, Tallulah Fulls est ion that enforcement dilemma has to do with our which was held al q halted when the mor­ wllh God. The School. The high-light there, was would be right relationship morn­ thal $54,000 had been ket opened here Monday answer then lies In repentance, the fact The thermometer readings for the Dormitory. of this week. conversion and healing. raised Boy's Donald the week or Monduy, July ing Stock ROJald Barnes and for is temporary Piece Of The injunction • what t.he And that is exactly meet- Reduction sons of Mr. and Mrs. through Sunday, .July 31, at the On Barnes. 11tere were 210 25, does-it of Jesus Christ Every J. W. Barnes; Aaron Johnson, were liS follows: continued on back page Gospel ing, ... can- Ir------of . John­ brings repentance sin, son of Mr. and Mrs .I. n, HIGH LOW and of Nix wrote a on of Mr. version to Christ healing Mrs. play son, John Robson, son own the soul and spirit. Home Life, in. which our and Mrs. William G, Robson Jr.; Mrs. is crisis Tene Bllxter was one of t.he par­ son of Mr. and The answer to this dire A Few Keith Yarbel', Shealy true-to­ Just was a Are Examples Here An­ n The Yarber: is a revival of true religion; t1cipants. play Mrs, Clyde Larry life of life with childrcn, of Mr. and Mrs. turning to Christ and the bless- story 2 Piece derson, son of which flow therefrom. Aluminum Jack Anderson; Johnny Minick, ings The question was brought up president son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley n revLval come? com!.! How can such of how to gel people to Barnes: James Preston, son of It CDMOt come from u water­ und Mrs. Dorman to meetings, Suite only Tom Bill $6,99-now Room Mr. and l\'ir3. Preslon; connOl be 97c $99.95 Aux. It iden dist. ed down Gospel. wns asked lO give her Cot originally Living Sail of M.'. and Mrs. Legion a compromised bccn Folding ,Kelly, brought about by ".. hich the Club has using Jamie Beasley, It will never come which has Modern George I{eliy; Christianity. for a long lime, nnd 3 Piece son of Mr. and Mrs, .lohn Wade as the result of a perverted been quite sllccessful. Anyone Beasley; Larry McCorkle, son message. who allends twice in succession $149.95 of Mr. and Mrs. Hlrold Mc Cor­ a chnnce to a door prize orig, has get. $199,9$ Chair son of Mr. need Recliner IS $65.00 Durden, mERE A desperate Bedroom Suit orig., kle; Bobby a local $99.95 that has been donated by tor revival within the Church and Mrs. Raymond 0 u r den; merchant. can ROOM of Mr, and - in pulpit and pew. We 1 Ton G-E Kroehler LIVING Lance Foldes, son win men for ·Foldes and never go out to There was olso a White Ele­ Mrs. J. P. Stacey and MI's. R. C. with doubt in our hearts, al Club Institute Webb, son of Mr. Christ phnnt Sale the $59.95-now compl'omises in our personal thut proved to be an inspiration­ Air Conditioner only $165.00 C H A I R originally $19.95 Webb. lives Or faith on al fOl' Mrs. Baxter to sny thal .in organizati?n Mr, Marlin expressed the ap­ alone needs Chnst send her num­ G-E if anyone would 12 Cu. Ft. the members of for the .. �mertca preciat ion of Recreation invited to be presenl is ae ive in u 1 fie dead and risen. and The Slatesboro Mrs. Shealey e r d, ber 60 tatting thread, plain team for the � the the Little League occasion. ion Amenca needs the power of linen handkerchieves she has announced plans ror American Leg Auxiliary white ROCKER the Club. Dept. PLATFORM support of Rotary the con­ immediate in the lives $4.95 Williams won work, She is the and the Holy Spirit working would crochet around then� only Ray its II th annual Beauty Pageanl Following the selection of $180.00 out 90 of a Post men and We need the nexl test as he scattered eight I and the prest president of for she of huve them ready Refrigerator M the Memorial Swim Cenler new Queen, wo�en, Phar­ BCtlUly mem­ of a if base hits to the College be Bulloch County. She is a ne� sense sll1ful�es� an� Club Institute, She said t.hey Frid�IY night, August 5, members of hel' coun will III un tu- Items Bice surfered and ber of the Stntesbor'O Business out to God pol hu:nderchieves, she on Some Dr. Herb Convention-Bill Brown a on the crying scnt 500 io Other Me rehants-Limit macy. honored with dance We Reluse to Sell Primitive for lhe Pharmacy of beauties have al­ and Professional Woman's Club. nate prayer. would have lhem ready-!! Why ....! lhe defeat Dr. L. T.; Thompson, and Roy A number at the Swim Center. muscle pavilion De­ not with her' to with a pulled leg for this popular music She is· employed at Henry's Frankly, the wriler cocs don't we ail work 1:.... along Kelly. ready registered An orchestra will present Phar­ and other contest­ Store. that the Church in bonanza? which hende.red College summer event for the enjoyment partment lhis for ---­ believe produce --- who 9th-12lh danCing the time call chances. Dr, Bice, Evnlls Boswell, anls who were in the in the 1----- America is at present macy Les of all the young people Baptists the slrongest Bulletin-Max Lockwood, the last school such has been one of of bringing about grades during Statesboro area. STATESBORO GIRLS IN capable this sea­ be musl be in the league Witte. afe invited to presenl a revival. Unbelief pitchers year YMCA CAMP MINSTREL afler Contestants register by love- hud to be releived the celebration which may to simple faith; Scott son, - Bob Winburn, for gala Fair SATURDAY NIGHT changed Tobacco role Elder Attendance or in person at. the SHOW a muscle. with lhe pageant. phone s and censoriousness goes along I e s s n e s pulling Dr. Ken Herring, W. Lee, Recreation Centel' located Road five campers fro m be by Love; n recent conference the who arc B. Franklin, under Twenty- must supplanted these Al The Cobb Vet's, George Stiles and D. The will get in Memorial Park in Statesboro, and ments, Some of people pageant Statesboro will be in the min- in man-mode schemes Primitive Baptist the veteriniarn, trust bracket. Statesboro sponsored by Activities-Eddie Ruddcrman, at 8 p.m. and will be staged 1------renounced nrc in the high salary way strel when the curtain must be Church called El­ collected 14 of Mrs, line-up organizations full sels of on Ihe unanimously Dr. John Cobb, .John W, Davis, M. E. Ginn, under the direction Two buyers , on the 1960 prc:luction, work and pow- Scolt to serve as base. area goes up and lhe Person, means dOll­ der T. Roe base hits against eight Home Demonslratlon Richard Lane Turner. The entire CONGRESSMAN PRESTON market Mrs. Ge:rtrude Gear, H, P . .Jones H., Ralph be trusted Statesboro SHOWN HERE WrfH "Marquee Magic" and "Going er of the Holy' Spirit In for the next church year hits for the Pharmacy. Leading winners decoraled un- ble number of pastor nre Ihe three of the 4-H Club and Vivian Yawn. will be beautifully SPEAKS AT LIONS Satur- and ell1plo�es. was second from right, Home," to be presented the message ,�c I, winners Agent, - H. to take Gospel of to- beginning September lhe hitting for the Left. Civic Belterment W. del' the supervision of Marilyn "Y" men. addillon, ml.:ny Pie Bake-off, held at Rock Eagle recenlly. MEETING 6. at it to the hearts of �le l;talo: with three in the Area Fruit Francis theme, CLUB day August �he apply CirCUit Fuller Hunniculi Robbie James Denmark following the nig.ht, near tum bacco marks the of of Mr, and Mrs. Burke, Aldred, GcorglB words we MUST coml?Rny nde� This beginning bat. are: Alice Belcher, daughter Bogart, In other In hilS in three times al Help­ lO righl Mary and Austol "A in Hawai!." I'rincc H. Pres- III a k e thell' consecutive of conlest .youmans. Night Congressman of prayer, the �eaclqunrters, the sixth year the who won first place in the cherry pic Alle.n ����S.1I1 to the power HunniCUll with hilting Belcher of Lecfield at Statesboro durmg the the ing Was the guest speaker I Spirit, and �uctlon Elder Scott's service to Carol Godbee, of winner, Miss Judy ton of the Holy were Paul Moore and Coley field of sixteen Lasl yeal�s miaslr'el high- power TIle not mciud­ in a conlestD�ts; d�ughler M.r. Rali��"!n�n���:��on hriSli;��m Statesboro Lions Club on Each year the Scriptures. �eason, payrol,I, church. Prior to this time he named flrsl ultel'nate of Mr, and Mrs, the the power of the Holy will wilh two safeties each. Godtee who was Sunshine-Buok Land. Smilh, daughter of the girls' company men, Cassidy and Mrs. H. H. I� 26. Congressman lights the closing these and faildue me �a1al'led served the Miami Primitive Bap­ �f Nevl,�s, ana Smith of Statesboro will Tuesday, July Omit of hilter for the losers III a field of seventeen; Mrs. Gear, A. Pafford and Tom 135 campers any run approximately S30,OOO Leading Ihe pie contest Eyesighl.-J, on PI'Ob- camp. More than aJone can Church as pastor. pecan to crown the new Preston looms; for prayer le�d tist with three hits. and Waters of be present talk� "":'orld members will take was Don Waug:l Waters, daughter of Mr, Mrs. Morgan Lloyd .Jones, and Gomg on To- and staff a trust m weekly Amelia Memorial Park." All oth- lems Thmgs to failure to witness; This ended another success­ contest in a field Greeters-Vivian Yawn, and "Miss show. has a t.re­ Eld'!r Scolt and his family won first in the apple pie in the alonl! to fanati- Certainly tobacco Denmark who place of years are day." part the Holy Spirit fun and re.creation Photo. er winners previous to the econo­ reside in the church home on ful year of -Herald all past presidents. unbelief or nUs- mendous meaning of eighteen contestants. clsm; and in, Avenue. in the Softball Program. warfare of Statesboro and Bulloch South Zetterower trust of the Bible, to my without a weapon, . County.