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9-6-1962 Bulloch Times

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SIRVINGiullotthBULLOCH COUNTY A LAND RICH IN Marv n Griffin Baptist AGRICULTURI,INDUSTRIAL�imt�OPPORTUNITY AND PROGRESSIVE PEOPLI I bor" Firat B.ptlst h.. • total ,f I n results released by the stu local students representtn« I dent The 171 Co newspaper Technique aome 22 colleges and vocational _ Sanders polle I 674 otes to Gr r schools PRICE FIVE CENTS 72nd YEAR NO 30 f s G � The other three candl I dat e g Duped together on the A fellowship supper bas been � hal ot e e ved u total or 182 planned for die studel tA at 6 00 Enrollment In County's W.O.W. Officers votes p m in the social han of the List In church A ahort program also In ox h81f of the stu I ��1fdidates All mately I the eoc al hall will folow the sup White Schools 3.579 Elected For dent body part clpated In the poll .... per During the e Carl Sanders has a panine lift from the church spell has are squer ng off for the final ef A number of the Itudento will apin been set at the States Spence Grayson ed out his for the for plan aboll.hlng boro School en (orta victory Peyton S Hawe. __ Hlllh with hllh ••nt 3'" sal.s and take part In both the f.ll hlp pre Georgia rollment alia made at Southeast Listed below In alphabetical or Culver Kldd tax on nduRtrial prolTam and the evening wonhip equipment Bulloch A total of 656 hay. der are the names of candidates Lester Maddox service been who w 11 on the banot John E Sh.ffleld Jr The gubernatorial candidate .nrolled .t the Stat.sboro Hlllh appear UNITED STATES SENATOR Ed WI.on said he believes the tax places High School with fillure. not y.t available from te Schools Hvn y M Hendenon COMPTROLLER GaNaRAL Georg u in a bad competitive sit­ Miss Green, Mr. Negro o( Stateaboro and the He man E Talmadge Jo. AII.n uat on in our attempts to get new count,. GOVERNOR Jamell I Jr Industricli and it ohio dl.coura" Some pupil shUtlnll In the ele Bentley S M. v n G Iff n Zack D Cravey ee expansion of existing indus Williams Wlll mentary grades of the Mattie Llv Cec I L Langham Bruce 8 Edward. tr es ely Sallie Zetterower and Marv Hok. 0 Kelley ATTORNEY GENERAL in Pittman schoolll ia bein. naces Teach at GSC Carl E Sandera Robert E Andrews sistated because of student loads Miss Eleanor R Green of Chat J\1r!t Grace W lkey Thomall Eugene Cook w th the po..lbllIty of .tIll furth.r tanooga Tennessee and Mr Wal TREASURER shift ng to balance dalles and ter R William. 111 of Roekvlll. R D Foster grades that are out of balanc. be Maryland has accepted posltlona J.ck B Ray euu•• of_...... in the Physical Education and In COMMISSIONER OF LAaOIl In commenting on the prolJlem, dustrial Educatlo of B.n T Hulet Department that sometimes arise with the Georgia Southern College respee L. A (Buck) Schnall Ir open ng of school and the nee•• tlvely LOCAL STUDENT MAKES TOUR M,•• La Von W 11 am. or Statesboro second COMS OF AGRICULTURa lIity of makinlr some .hifting ne from rtght 1\IIss Green the of a student at Southern BUSiness In At lanta vrews a model of an Phil Campb.ll daughter Marine Private First Ciao Jas cellAry spokesman for the Bulloch URiverolty atomic power pl.nt Mr and Mrs Jess\! L Green III a a recent tour of the J M (Hoot) Gibson per E. Smith Jr 80n of Mr and County Board of Education luu during Georgia Power Com panys general ofr,ce In Atlanta The tour wa. native ot She is a conducted a. 1st Di.trid Con.r8lllman 0 Chattanooga M", J.sper E Sm th Sr of 329 ed the following statement part of an econom cs class at the Un vers ty L 0 Stacy v ce pres dent of the of the Red Bank Elliott Hagan unoppo.ed Ra_ graduate High Savannah Ave Statesboro com The County Superintendent unlverslly pomts out vartous aspects of the po wer plant model to Mi.s Wllhams and cla.sm.tes School of of thnt flentalives from B:Jlloch Coun" city pleted recruit tr.lnlnll July 19 ,md Board of Education are tully She studied at the Jones Lane and Paul N••_.... University at the Marine Corps Recruit De aware of the problems which have MASONIC MEETINC8 both uncppeeed 49th G.o ot Ohatunooga for her B S de pot Parrl. bl.nd S C arl.en •• school open for t'. fall Jeff Davis .... LilTED Senatorial District Boraee Z. g eo which she received in 1058 term Crowded cond tiona una The trainin. Was 8 (ntrodue 231 Transactions Handled Smith States o)'!o She holds the M S degree which movements of ChBpter 69 Royal unopP9sed t on to military life It Inelud.d ticlpated .tudenta Smallest Park was awarde I her n 1069 (rom tho Arch Mu.on. will hold a regul.r nstnaetlon In basic military law building programll unexpected - conv.cation University of Tennessee growth all are facton contri Monday nhrht Sept daciplne and the Ule ot the M 1. Three More Mr Walter R W lIInn. III to the Office .mb.r lOth at 8 09 mal.. th.lr 1 ifIe and other buUng orcin of problelDl By Ordinary's P In infantry weapons Georgia holds the B S E degt e. and the We are aware that both Itudenta will be pr.cUc. All qu.llfl.d Roy R P Mikell Ordinary of Bul \\ ere issued dur nR' this period al Jeff Davis M Ed degree (rom the Unlvera DUring final review certlnon and parents are very .concerned Afth MalOns are invited to en may be the smallcst loch urty ...... th.t 231 for a 1962 total thus f•• of 12& Join Georgia of Florida now es the In the state Ity He is a candi he received a meritorious pro jar companlo ship and social .,ark system bUb Its We do auure that much transaetions of reeord were handl and the Ordinary performed 11 date for the Ed D at the Univers motion to the present rank for you hour af envards hlstor cal alue more than com office of effort and thoullbt w.nt Into pre .d In th.t during July and marriage cere nonles dur ng this Southern ty Maryland A member ot the outstanding performance a•• re penante. for what It lacks in size Faculty school 1962 a of 50 Arner can cruiL planning and that in Iplte Au.ust period for total perform Industrial Art8 A.socla Blue Ray Ohapt.r 121 Order Located near Irwinton this of this h.... Three new facutly me"'" ..� tion the Arne can Council on In problems rlsen It ed since tat 190" memorial state The stat.d the January of the Ea.tern Star will hold a park Is open the Smith entered i. our to Ordinary that been named to the G...... Bouu.. dust ul Arts Teacher Education the serviee In objective Inform you that round offiee ia not a one r.gular n t year and admillion la free April 1962 and .tt.nded all thelle and dlaloc.Uon. policy makln. meeting Tuelday .... em Coli... oIaff ••cordl,. to and mnny others he haa allo lIery North problems It be but i. of an adminhrtrative nature S.ptember II th at 7 30 m Rob nay reached via hhrhway at G. are studied .nd will b••01 P Dr Z.... S H.nderICn p.....d.nt. cd 8S spec al of G.ora:l. Coll.,1. Dahloneg. being 32 reprosentatIve d•• with matt.n vital In Mom. will be observ.d betw.en Fltlgerald and Tifton ved 8S lIoon as is lInll of nlllht All will join the Edue.tlon Arner can Industrial Arts Associ pooible They terest to a great many at people Home �onomlcs and JI...ie Din on to the Peace Corps We reque.t your patlenee and and requiring 'ympathetic under ,Ion. In September Jolnllll! the for a few un Reports Progre88 understandin. daYB standlnll of the problema of faml .taft will ba Dr Lee CI.rk Cain INTERNAL REVENUE t I thl. II .eeompll.hod 11•• and Indlvlduala durlna: v.ry dlf Mr J••k A Flou... and MI.. PLAYING AT THE GEORGIA AT NEW LOCATION In fleult .n trying p.rlod. In th.l. F. Mr Clyde Yarber a nouncos Schools D. Holt M.ry H.It.I.y livea J. WW Playing at tho Georgia Theatre that the Internal Hevenue Serv CADET JOHN aDaNFIELD S,** Dr C.ln has be.n .ppolnted t n be 2 6 i!t Elvis Publl. demand for batte. Mr Mlk.U .tated th.t the SCI Presley s ice has moved from the ba..ement 0rdI Prof....r of the Education DIY! newest f 1m Kid achoo" alolII! with the rIae In eol COMPLETES TIlAINING Galahad of the Post Office n Statellboro nary I. r.pon.lble for boldlna: the .Ion for fall qu.rte. A natl.. of P lege .dmlialon standardl and At Club csley pack the screens to room 208 f the th� G•••ral Sleetlon .nd all ary m. big Knight Build Cad.t John H ".nfleld .on of Spacial St,atesboro:A Elba A..... h. ree.l.ed hi. scientific achlevementa of the Headquarters «est wallop with his on Elaetlonl but h. "nging Ing North Main Street Office Mr ana Mn Hubert 'Edonfl.ld emphaoilled tho Mr J 0 Holt exeeuU e direct­ Bo� Atl.ntle Ed 0 d_•• (�.. \lie U..... sw Soviet h.. • ngo na nn I 10 g Also star arc 8 16 a Union mark the of De m to 1200 noD 1 .....-ueoa,_ Portal .0.. obt f�t that holdlnll .11 or. of the Porta Authority 0 of t.bJa JIa.toOk ed rec.ntly plot04 Georgia OreIiIIfiadon .Ity AIa"'� v- nj,:. G g Yo tr Lo n Alb on Impl'OWlllilllt anil devalupment Executive COJ1lD1ittee to Move ght Monday morn ngll only weeks of traininlr at ttl RHene mocratic will apeak betore the Statesboro Trade PoUcy Grou., bl. B. A fl'Olll\ .....rd c.u.e and Joh 81 kn n Fold ts n .ducatlon ..... C...... 8i:e working out of this dlnK 1'1 Officer .nd th.t .a,. problem. that might Club on Monday Septem .nd his M A f.... 001, Tim.. Training Corps (ROTC) Rotary l'eaIIody Th mave \\ b 510 n office cover �ome nlr the Kiplinger lIagazln. an.e are the ...... Elect Robert E. Andrews n ne counties summer camp at Fon Belvoir Va po Wllty � ber 10th at :Mrs Bryant s K tchen lege colo by Luxe of Coastal Georg u Cndet Ed.nfleld Is a that Committee Holt a wnt the In hi D.lta �e \hours CIting a reee t sun.. of 1500 1962 grad Mr subject be Memb.r.hlp K._ y were commi"ed elementary and secondary school uate of the Georaia Inlt tute of Eight persons Po t of Savanna) and the Eu lleta PI Th.ta and the Nat!ow , to the of 00 nosv lIe a Atlanta and mem dur ng th penod Milledge Market \\ II ..lat 0 Ia held (eorg pr nClpals an art cle n the cur Technology openn Common He F. lu aUon A88 by be of Nu ille State Ho"", tal bringing the Rotr..r a n How rent 18Sue of the magazine states Sigma fraternity be I eaented by I"� M Dr Cain He graduated from con m tments Edenf eld 21 is a 1068 total for 1 962 to 24 kov tz nr ith honon and held ATTORNEY GENERAL OF DOKE O"KELLEY that n the ast f ve yea s schools gradu I College" two marr I censes ate of Portal School Thirty age a ss t on toe have begun p HC ng a stronger HiSh stantshll lOS Candid... for Gov...... on bn scll------H to y Departn cnt ab Howard GEORGIA emphass subjects ene. math and fo e gn I nguage. College ted States ..,. 12, lH2 � � and n elementary 8chools on Womans Club Thanks Serv"g the Un Air DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY For e 1961 to 1063 he was the (u dame t Is ead ng w It. He 80rved as Plant Manllge of lute tho - "AII .. _ g spelling an I arithmetic !the Bayway 'f.ermlnal CompHny employed by Opp City SEPTEMBER 12th 1962 ot Elizabeth nnd Port Newa d Schoo a Opp Alabama Citizens For er The old self-conta ned c1888 I cent Four b ds were reee ved Shrubbery N J from 1046 to 1952 From Mr Jack Flouor has acc.pted aom s d sappearing so is the and were at 8S instructor mu,le 1952 to 1068 he was aS80C ated opened public opcn the position ot ABLE QUALIFIED grade system according to Chang at the thla fall he with the No"th Carolina Porta MIt nR' 11 00 a m on Augult 23rd s Joining faculty ng T mes Many Ierne tary and has had previous teachintr hority and has served s nee that The average life of the i8llue is Jeff Da ,. Memorial Stato experl schools now tend to Park EXPERIENCED secondary for 26 enco. !With the Calhoun County time in his present pos t on with years s a place of e.peclal historical group students by ability rather H School Gnnto.me W.st roll Mrs Frank Rushing co the Georgia Ports Aouthority However it i8 alia gh than or an I low mpol't.ance age grade nany V rg nla Your S..pport a.. l.fI••nc. as a area and tabl er schools ure popular picnic exper menting with E Mr Holts is a strong advocate Taking the A B degree frOID ::rshailo;:�aetnonMr:h� M::-I es and have been added to o les ut all grills gra wen co chm homt.! life chm of developing two way trade As Marshall University he later we Sinc....lp Apprec...a4 the facilities Mrs Logan Ha,an Mrs RPM director of the Stute Port opera awarded the If M tram thl:\ Eat t on c keU co chm special chm for Tal his respon81b titles nclude nan School of Mus He I. a 1923 GRAIN lulah Falls School Mrs Alfred the ha dl ng of shipments of the member of the National A..ocla BINS Dorman 21 deepwater be 'ths at Brunswick An Editorial t on of W d and Per College an I Sava noh and three nland CU88 on Instructors ond Phi Mu Air Force European Thea M s Dorman to v s t the Robert E Andrew» of Ga nes plans barge POl1ts at Augustn Alpha Sinfonis Tallulah Falls School which has v lie s an able and a bridge nd Columbus attorney A native of Un on West Vir now completed the boys dormitory candidate for Attorney General g nia he smarr ed to tbe form Medal w th 4 O.k Le.f and s the first school to have a He s pre8ently a men be of of Georg a and we recommend As for the students the survey or PCMJfY Jane 0110 of that city twelve month school year We the Execut ve Comm ttee of the h m to Gtforgians everywhere found ost s In have t 0 ch dre BUY pr nclpa agree w '11htly THE know thl. 11 work beautifully American at on t The time has come for this little Assoc of Po Aut ent that the work lem nd d of M., Mnry Heltsley of eer und Clifty Graduated Me Unlvenlty 1049 LL B degre. 'lIhls kick off luncheon will b. horitles tab vice p es dent of the �======rstood office to be fUled has ncreased ane that I w be orne natructor pupilB the a inter n for four hI LI DWANE TWITCHEll I{entucky Married to former Katherine Pe ot Talbotton 1961 beginn ng of year of PortA AlIBociution and a member aga yearll and upon the ymaan Geogia I a u e of Relat ons th. taU She there be growing pres and hard ATTENDING SCHOOL Family of the Coord nat ng Counc I of decency honuty work Serve I Two Terms 196B 1062 Georgia House of Representat ves f0 st I more work NOTICE has served as lunchroom Iuper ------of the State Attorney General de F rst L eutentanb Dwane D 'Isor in the Greenville City 13 years active practice of law n an Courts ======the goodness of our chit BEST :::�s Twitchell of Detachn ent a 12th Schoo" P.I. for It, Bulloch Count, FrI••tII••f .....rt E Antlr••• • GET HEAVY FOUNDATION RING RAINBOW GIRLS MEET James D Collins. 17. Killed Radar Romb\ stonng Squadron Holding the B S degre. from • GET A DOUBLE ROW (SAC) lert today to attend mls.lle Western Kentucky she i8 now a OF BOLTS THURSDAY NIGHT • GET A DOOR YOU CAN LOCK school at Sheppard AFB Wichita cnnd date for the M S at the • Falls Tex 1\1 s Twitchell who of Kentucky Sbe is a GET A DOUBLE SIZE LOADING HATCH InWreckLast University • Thursday was en p oyed DR secretary n ember of the Home GET A BIRD AND RAT PROOF BIN Kentucky the Publll: ReJat ons Office at Economics Assoc at on and the • GET IOB9 It has been a gift to THE LARGEST ROOF CAP AVAILABLE young Cowart on h s Georgia Southern Colleg Amer can Home EconomICs Asso Addinll' Maehlne • GET THICKER GAUGE METAL 16th b rthday opanied h m c atio • DOUBLE DIP GALVANIZE F untlral Serv ces for James Co • GET SACKING DOOR AND SHOVEL DOOR I ns was held Saturday w th Sm th SPECIAL TUman Mortuary of Statesboro WE DO THE n chnrge COMPLETE Was This You? All New Remington JOB or ANY You teach in one of ou Ele J.P.'s Poll Shows AMOUNT n nary Schools and hove recenb­ Full Electric rece ved your Masters Degree Key EFFICIENT ERECTION ly CREWS You live with your father WE HAVE MOST ALL SiZES ON Wlth sub8lraeUon HAND THE MOST EFFICiENT FANS & HEATERS AVAILABLE Reg. $169.50 SEE US FOR PEANUT DRYERS Special $139.50 Kenan's Print Shop M. E. Ginn Co. Your CASE LONG Dealer 25 SIEBALD ST PO 42514 Norths de Drtve West 7643124 THI I BIJU.OCB TiMII8 'l'iIInIay, s.,u.IIIr .. 1_ YOU Gafhe,in" (f�rm VOTE AS PLEASE Ster. W.....I••• "rl., ...I.d. To' 'or 'owor ..II.,.. 'rep.ro - BUT VOTEJ to Mr. Shaw 'and JUdInc out a MYe... atorm. lUeh U • hUnicane, In • powerl� gave him $2,500;00 and told him I would OVER HALF CENTURY OF SERVICE WHYRE NEEDED THURSDAY, SEPT. G, IIIG2 ., G....fa J..Jo. =-�--::k:-='W�':pan..: :!���lf�:-c'ov::,��:"'.,=,�at;c like to take the Governor his of the Claamlter .f C....rc. an mov_ part money. Mr. Shaw ryne, EngUsh pntleman dl8c:oadortl uel tnconyenl..c., reaulUn. from storm-bom power LOOK AT THE, One of the most treasured rights ed from Oharleston, South Carol. fallu... did not to this. I then is bie object my doing went up to tie· of an AlI11erican ciUlen, this site ... built a with the annual r.. no - I ina to house Alone levere WhidJ. There', Imine School Days School right to vote, and yet, how many English brick facinl' the rh"lr mind from the weather fore- or spilling of dangerous liquid Governor's office and there were a lot of Days 0\1 cute Gat. the hurricane Ha· fuel. no chance of fluhbacka or people of us exercise that prhilege. and cultivated a beautllul ..rden. millina son II comea some the fact that 12th how th.t when his .pproachlng. rtere-upe. Also, around. I informed Of all the seasons 01 the September approaches, 10fIt Is told child Mary Governor Griffin that I would lew are advice from the are to run like year, there and the limitations or our timely safety there no batteries CRIMINAL to plant in some aware ,RECORD program many of US are completely married Josiah avenUes that back memories 01 child. Tattnall, director or the otto Bernz Corn­ down means you CRn store your brings nostalgic arCRS, we are fortunate indeed to have sort see him in the of the quallflcntions of each and of trees were to honor her Inc.. Rochester, New HernzaO-MaUc lantern hood more than the planted pany, propane private. opening of school doors, of educational we program that we have. everyone of the candidates in the form of initials M .nd T. York. You and your family Indcflnltely and It Is alwaya the smell 01 01 and 01 chalk dust. books, pencils must choose from in order to will be better prepared for ready tor Instant Ul8. H. and I mov.d back tho room For the who is and Another story recount. that in Into .,..n'. th.t I. The little leet that leave for school on their youngster willing cap­ Whatever the atorm" may bring The cookstove and heater directly able vote intelligently. later a fire was dieeoyered first or getting a good education, the yean, If your home's with will also uaeful durin. fhe opportun­ equipped prove of into educational as In back of tho •• I journey opportunity American citizen has the one evening 8! the Tattn.Us were Gov.rnor'. ofII told Gov.mor Grlflln is there. And never has the Every the followlnl' Ito r m-prcot emergency power failures which that well as those who with a and uncert­ ity before, need sigh been important responsibility to be fami entarwining cuesta for dinner. Bernz·O·Matic propane-,.. op­ can .tretch Into days In severely for their future for nine greater. h.re was $2,500.00 from Thur.ton lrown and aoily register their last liar with the quuUfications and Seeing that flames were beyond erated appliances: hit storm areas. The portable hanclocl hi... months term all our For Is Ideal for deserve and need best sup­ all of our young people and to their platforms of each penon running control, the imperturbable host refrigerator keeping formula cooled tho $2,500.00 In ca.h. Gov.mor Grlflln thanked m. - �;;A baby's aately anel I port, teachers and their parents we wish for them for 'Public office. This means had the table removed to the gard. �: ��:�ye loft ·a. well a. mea t and GRAFTIN' YEARS! protecting a 3. Heater , the of our what the candidate 'las the of . Despite shortcomings prescnt good year, knowing en where, in light destroy. other perlahables Iduring eaten­ and wont back down.talrs. and what he he hll nervous t. Portable refrl,etator fllready done, plans in&, flames, repled live electrical blackouts. TRUI 'ACT. Th... are 10m. of the 'nIe tho Grlflln or to do, If elected. In many of guesta with witty conyenatlon as propane lantern lights There's. bunt·ln bonus. too. Appalntee. we vote for wtaat waa lnatAnUy by merely tumlna • with aU or theae races, can only his home ronsumed. atorm·proof or tho FORTY YEARS AGO valve and a match. out .U1e Otto flnoel sentencocl criminal court. of TRUI 'ACT. lid. we think would be In the belt atrtktn.. appliances. point. .mploy... by Rlgl.d Cost Georgia Th. brilUant namo-fed I. Taxpayors Plenty At the 01 the IIrht , Berni .pokeaman. �ey are aU From .h. 8ulrt.ch Tim•• interests of the community, Stote And full, protected b, a h.at.proof Georgia. The are a few items Politicians and nation. ti�e Re�"'luti:t, following among thousands Strange AUlu•• 31, 1.12 rlobe .. that the lantern rna,. !;!��r,:uI�o��: o�!��: bought !::e;�h:�I�::v::n::n roc;.�ia� lie ulld outold ev.n In W_!her are eventat Rights, and respon.lbilities, go ..,01, .. nap nJl..... each in the Bocinl Mrs. Inman Foy Tattnalls. who had left the eeun, J. W. IRINSON (former Director of State Parks) Charge:' year operation of the State business and itl entertained In hand In hand, Though we often Saturday evening try, But their alllht..n ,ear old Bedfellows hear more about the right. than institutions: honor of MilS Nellie Smith and J08iah, embraced the patriotic Chapin succeeds Howard (Bo) Conspiracy to defraud the State. Plea: Guilty. Case No. Sutler, whose the respon8lbilities. In past elee- Named of Phlip engagement cause, returned to Geof'lia and Chapin Canaway, president Canaway never cease to marvel at we l - We will whut don't know was then announced. uene. too small a percentage of Fulton Sentence 2 to 20 COl' Orltll" Cost Vondl_ joined General N.thaniel Greene'a Gardens. 77383, County. years suspended. Durin, Durl", about Neither do we claim to in­ the voters have voted. lion, any Sheriff Joe Tillman and registered politics. lay special Deputy Later the atate 'featored to ITiM Admlnlltra.lon Admlnlltratlo" army. Chairman Of 'JIhe wu made SAViNGS' on the true of a maneuver Patrolmnn Ed Dranan cap­ and yet many of the oncs did appointment by sight background many political County .who him his father's estate as a reward. IALlIGH ROLLINS member State Board of Correc­ I W. (former .. are first ones Cam Mltehen, of the Wheel Type Tracton $2245.00 nor indeed of what the people 01 Georgia actually want and tured nco Spuedwagon near not vote, among the president '1242.00 '1003.00 eMlb to Your vote Is Bonaventure was convened t(l State Chamber. Unbleached .34 expect of their candidates. Burneed'a bridge with 300 quarts criticize. your Travel Council tions). Charge: Conspiracy to defraud the Plea: Nolo Sheeting per yd. .24� per yd. .095 per yd. of booze; driver dit­ "voice" in but it can cemetery In 1889. !J'he oldest �tate. It would however be a credit to our State and all 01 it's high grade government, H�he State Ohamber of· Com. Plastic Sheeting 1.14 per yd. .32 per yd. .82 ched the cur and mnde his be heard if It Is cast. graves are those of the E. Y. Chapin. pre.ld.nt of yd. a on a escape. only a. .Tallnall III. merce is fortunate to have a man Contendere. Sentence: and 3 citizens if we could conduct campaign positive level $5,000.00 tine years probation. Felt Bedroom Sh,_ .. 2.40 1.49 I .91 . of of the French loldiefl per pro per pro Reproduction minutes of counts tor family Rock City Gardens, .as named rather than one in which the character and This your neighbors an� with the tourist promotion know­ personal integri­ Statesboro of eM· who fell In an attempt to take Two Ton Flat Trucks. 3378,90 2322.69 1056.21 Knights Pythlus, too. Ask thom to you in be. as chairman of the how of Ed our Case No. Fulton eMlb of others was smeared and that and mis·deeds Join today Geor"'a Chapin headin, 77633, County. ty canniving tablished AI)rll, 18D7; Oharter the Britlah during State Patrol Uniforms ing better informed. the State Chamber of Commerce touri.t activities," Mitchell said. 6&.00 ... were not charged to the administration in orrice. This we membor·lI, Goo. ItceMe, Thos. A. Mc· ��ad ��:an:�:I:;��.R newspaper. wRtch ,the pohtlcal pro. Travel Council. J. WHITLIY WALDEN. with J. W. not case - see but such has heen the M. E. D. P .. Av. The m.in Charge: Conspiracy may someday certainly GI'eJror, Grimes, _ at en· objective of the Jrrallls on television, nnd attend "Stranger's Tomb", the in the present campaign. erill. E. E. Smith It. Ii'. Donaldson, was erected in Travel Council will be to remind the political rlll1ie� in your area. trance, memory of Brinson to defraud the State. Case No. 77632, Fulton Coun­ TRUI 'ACT. lrokon Proml... It seems that as as men can and holler Sr., Oeol·ire \Y. Wllllnms, Henry y'. Georgians that Tourism is an 111- long get up "nig. ,••• An informed voter is lin intelligent William Gaston, who was widely MEDITATION - and vow with his lire to our southern I. Ollirr, W. H. Dol.,ollch, M. E. ".,. POLITICS IN for his La.t.D to duatry amountinr already to ger" preserve trad.i. REVIEW voter known hospitallty. Because ty. Plea: Nolo Contendere. Sentence: $5,000.00 fine and 3 While running for Governor the summer of 1964 ,r Burts, \Y. M. Moore, 1... 1... WilMon, over annually _ during tions he is going to be heard and followed by many. And ,he WodcI'. Molt WJoWr Uood Th� Georgia Jaycce� urge you of his kindness to strangers, the '300,000,000 J. Z. Kendrick, W. C. Pllrkor, W. except war or decep. comer on the stage wants to and 18 an th.t in some . industry indeed he could wave a magic wand and this could be true DmotionII GuIIIe N(�thing, solye to exel'cise your rights and reo !people of Savannah honored him WWNS years probation. Griffin promised the if he was elected Governor S. Pruetorlu8, C. A. (.."nlol', J. A. tton IS as cruel as politics. The c.p· the problems of others. whether ways can be developed with IIttl. people then he would need be heard but too olten the very act or .• VOTE JNTELLI� 'by building in his memory it re. H. .f. J. G. 0(' not wunt 1I110IISibilitics, Fulcher, Kennody. they them solved. vault where eapita} outlay. For example, caUl'. there would be no tax of the maneuver can be to bring Rhout t LIGENToLY ON SEiPTEMBFJR 12 cohing any stranger MRS. MARJORIE MURPHEY in State Parks increase. meaning interpreted Blitch. W. H. Simmons, W. H. El· :��yu::a:::��:9�h��:::::��!�� tesy, friendliness, and kindn..s (fonner Secretary · . It the who died in Sa ...nnnah could be are to his or to Disiovaltv# # is • much worse take friend to polis with results that diametrically opposed thinking IIs,.J. B. Cono, S. C. Groover, H. S. ers. The enthusiam of the cheer· can be worth a fortune to the 1 d there t II hi. .. on. of Grlflln'. first .ct. the to a thing than sin, and there arc donc, lind whut he plnns pace emporar y. Embezzlement. Plea: Sentence: 2 De.plte proml after .... the him heir ... ulreudll his platForm but in doing makes politi· Blitch. E. L. Smith, ,f. I CIII·uth. S.p....Mr 11 travel Industry. An oraanlzed pro· Dept.) Charge: Guilty. some who do not understand the you. You'll Lo gilid you did. Bonaventure ... while a historic cil advantage. ers.. r. W. Quattlubnum. !::;�':a!;." ���ir t��n�i:;e�t!� o:�� gram iM being formulated to spell Gov.rnor wa. to c.11 for a tax IncNCIio of ovor of the wOI·d ... is most famous for to 3 coming 60 only steal away to most ole mcaning Uloyalty." I'th cemetery out this years, suspended. Take for the recent release the servo any objective. example by press to its flowers shr.ubs and ,,30 to 'OaOO FIFTY YEARS AGO Determination win when gardens, ices in which one Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker 01 the I million. of dollar. a y..r. Albany next colored by a few flakes of rust is towering oaks. The time you Ohapin, a native of Chatta­ W. C. MASSEE movement and chief aide to Dr. Martin Luther endors­ C::c�o���asUAaen�t :��n�e �:i��r�:� (former Asst. Purchases) King From .h. B ..Uoch Tim•• not is the dis-ICull al'e in Savannah, a to H••r Tenn. is a Supt. forgive those who lied to him and loyalty. Loyalty I trip nooga, gr.duate of ed former Governor Marvin Griffin. Rev. Walker, in his ••mb.r sister of When reminded of his to the Griffin's S.p 4, ,.12 try to hear agoain, though faintly justice and he who Is not 1 TraveliDg Bonaventul'e will be mOlt reward- Princeton University and has been Sentenced 3 to 4 years probation. promise people, reply' statement said that Hit would be wise to vote for Marvin Tru�tees of A ... M. reo CRn never be faithful to u The from the over· associated with Rock College the that for a few just • ing. view bluff C City lince applause flirt. L .....I.·. was that he did not care what he had said last summer. Griffin because the worst of the two men always us." clected E. C.. f. Dickens principal r-Qt...... _ hours his hom of friend, To mislead, to deceive, to looking the Wilmington River and 1948, becoming president in 1960. helps o '* ""'. ROOM,. IiII.IINUI. TltMIIU ing poured hope TL Ge JAMES I. McGREGOR fOI' five take rewards a IIrougll orgJa (former sales tax official) Sentenced It WIS pointed out that this represented his own private op· pedod of years. full. proffered Crom marshes at sunset Is an experience man 1 fnmnn lett for know is no inion and did not rellect the 01 Dr, Martin Luther Foy yesterday Read I Corinthians 3:10·16 you KCareely ref· liltS II a:::::s:::s � you'll remember, and this If you live by high prIncIples position To attract for lon� 2 to 20 reduced to 1 served 5 months. ERst Point to uttend Gerogla Mil· a'tentlc.n, support· IIheet 10YIIlty to foe or view the title of "rain. will not have to years, year- TRUE FACT. Grlllln Y..rs Our nor the Southern Christian Conlerence. er�nce 80 " you tell anyhody, Delmaged Roputatlon King Leadership SEPTEMBER 6 erll and followers it is to fnend. M.S e�,rned PaId Political Itary College fol' the ensuing THURSDAY, necessary I bow Ad Advertl.... who results But here is the Could it be that the ClaarI•• E. pomt. pt prime example. USI! words that disolve the 8,.: Hoop.r .. - term. tonsils How ean cut JOSEPH W. RAY sales tax Sentenced to 1 READER'S 1960 "NEVER IN Let every man take heed how publicity push a per· Ask your local ser\'ce station seldom their bud,et approp­ (former official) DIGEST, April GEOR. very man who would have us believe that there is "no quart­ and start fires the Cloaked somberly in gray moss, ... El'Jlcst Smith I'oturncd yester· in He Man to Kuch is the ------1 he heights secret oaks operator to give you the best and riatlons, er" in the movcment would in the end scrve buildeth. (I Corinthians 3:10.) must his stance the branches of old meet integration only day to Barnesville to re·entOl' Gor. improvise speeeguhllet., 01 the and 5 months before GIA'S HISTORY HAD SO MANY STOLEN SO MUCH." newapaper fraternity like cathedral arches abo'i'e the most dired route. .He's .}Way. year-served parole. to it Ibout thlt much sooner? don for the on the and each too bring University coming The gray�halred Papuan prea· platform promises often their blessings fall to as.iat and drives and weathered tombstones. glad you. - We have followed the Irom the tel·m. every week. voice someone Said one embezzler around me 'was campaign beginning; upon unable to tell the .---- W. I. COLEMAN cher had read fOI' the tlrt tlmo }o�ven in the when crimson (former sales tax official) Sentenced 6 to "Everybody stealing 'Phc new luw w Spring 01 charges and counter·charges of curruptness. gralt. dis· postal forbidding Whenh.the difference between and a " the liThe Three Little rocks. azaleas and whlto and camel­ - of mail on WUR Itory �ecdmes ancro�king I:rer, so pink officials and little like me. So I too ••• honeaty Ind the block vote; of political lambasting of Mc· dellvery Sunday th� I'osary. The callod trial bal· 7 years. Reduced to 2 to 3 years -served 8 months before big-shot people stole, In Stnte"bol'o for the Pigs." The next day hiM congrega. t�: lias lend the cemetery the beauty as as T. enforced s�oK�de:sn bl��m.::e:la::Sf:onm • Gill, Lano. Allen. King well Oheney, V. Williams, heard of the •• first time tlo'n something story. buck slupping, they should pre. of 0 it is the gray mono- others. Sunday. ���": �:�. �; ,i�i: ��� garde.n •lones, Roy Harris and many t�:r�u::ad parole. Genol'lll Hitchcock 1'81·e for the last desperate the tone of trailing moss and old stone FORDTOWN ,PostmUltttH' 'lit. !act, poor favorite of week in one of the He told of qne short An item of interest appenred this thc'I)I� elf)' out in for fear of the that most chamcterlzes Bon. WALL STREET JOURNAL, June .4, tuued order incro,utiliJe rural oar­ anpi.h Uf.·can be hit Cram so di. truly 1959-"Widespread which the writer took to task the character �l·�Q11'bunt many in riel's RularieK from opponents aventure. Brown . JIM JONI. Revenue publications $.,000 to $ t ,. prospeets. rections that Hades would seem (former Dept. empl�yee) Sentenced 01 Govcrnor Rulus B. Gov· ta�l�il'o��U::�e�:9St;f���:� t�;!:�: . I fn.ilen leaves.: A-I USED CAR CLEARANCE' in and the administration Bulloch, 100 effective 30th. The features of a like a summer corruption Georgia highlights costly problem. Charge8 September er I� house of straw. Another put politic· resort. ernor the wan. to 14 Now on of Georgia in the years following War between Two vllluable hunles belonging ",n subordlnnte e\'eryjlhmg to Those h:�: :::dt��e:I�':� ����:i:C::lll �:!� years. parole. forth cnough effort to make his Who learn that voters are p.. g. cite for boats and work­ the States. He too hailed from Richmond nnd since to J. A. nnd W. E. thcir desh'o to win. look Just east of SU\,lIlIlIlIh, Geor· All Used Calli & True.... on Lot payments non-floating non-working county McDougald house of wood. Thc third pig 'Dhey not against you, but more inter. e� was no to state tu wel'c killed on the S. " S. track more like than .,,- his administration credit the (according chose durable brick nud carefully grave diggers ested in thomselves, make good � ers." " neur once ere n 0 one • 0 111 u. the then he would have us believe inrerence that by IIl1ssengcr engino their built his house. promising middle aged men. I gift.. I I 706 • CII JIM } • ** writer) by I' caudidates. becausc they toss Reduced For Qukk Sale TRUE 'ACT. Ca.h Kick-back. on Stat. homes The winncl· Purchasing. - yesterdny evening. must have both luck we would fare no better from the present aspirRnt Mr. roses and promisea in .U direc· -��iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�iiii�...... Upon uppea) of J. n. MtIler, Then he told of thc evil onc- and skill. Some men are born for �����iiiiiiii�iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii� Sandors. tlons to be picked up .t leisure. �I The following excerpts are from an affidavit of W. C. Massee, WE WILL NEVER know how much the Griffin ad­ Listed HeIOl" Are But a ••.• county Democrlltlc executive com· the wolf who en me sceki"ng to de- breaks and the of four Few just finding Such promises are as fickle as Now indeed. If we were to believe only n SmAn portion the Assistant mittee orders run·over stray and devour. Only the third leaf clovers or horse others I Supervisor of Purchases of record in primnry shoes, mist and as during 1956-1958, to unreUable as an auto. in its for new in­ of all that has been said, it would seem confusing say the two weeks hence to settle contest built of well· could not ministratio� really damaged Georgia bi� hOllse, carefully gl'ant seating privileges mobile clock and wulk backwards WAS NOW Office of the Governor of least. betwen Miller chason withstood all to Georgia. and A. A. Turner materiuls, lady ,hope or an earthquake if when caul1'ht red.handed. dustries and new But dust has an that is to in first the of the wulf to de- directed I... Ford custom 300 jobs. when an 01 the seUled. goinG pl·imury. Turner had led to them for attention. I 4-d, Il�tempts Pity the enndidate who rom. he said has said and the arc then we have Milled by one vote. stl'oy It. '1lhey look to vot· p FULTON COUNTY. been chips down, good ....n-whlte, • II a H . 995 795 "GEORGIA, wou�d �ot ises his p romoter his BOul and cJl, confidence in the 01 our state el,. if their likeness was engraved enough right thinking people the preacher drove his p 1 edgea hia honor lor. His TRUE 'ACTS. What Harrl.... Think. of Marvin .. dollar bill... debt. C. who after swam Roy lly GrIM to boliove we will come the man to stnnd �ome twenty 'J!he only I, WUliam Massee, being duly depose that up with .ight How of the congre· mastel' wUl turn out to JlOl�tS! �any equality politicians enjoy i8 the fawnlnl! 1918 Ford GaI••1e 2-d, blue at the holm 01 our state lor the next four were be a years, bratlon hke the first pll-too desh'c bitter, demandlnl1' old man and state as follows: Harrl. now fOi' power and bidding this a • .. H 1495 Roy I. campaigning for Grlflln, yet In tho 11 luzy 01' too indifferent to leek the unwilling to consider MILK INSURES white, cJl .uto, a 1200 July Thoughts Of An old world goodbye. �bere are only anything " best IlIId contented with lhis oWn or things, two except. Intereat. forgive ••. ISlu. of hi. to kinds of who dislike a In of 1958 Mr. E. Thurston Brown Augu.ta Courl.r ho had thl. lOy .1Iout his was Ion people even January brought what RvanabIe without the dead if block his good poJitician those who don't they Oldster fort 1 How were like the to YOUR FAMILY'S HEALTH man, know path power. There are lots of 1595 me a from the "frlond" ••• them and th08e wha know l-:O����. ���'. ��, 15SO requisition Department of Public Welfare for sccond-willing to give a little trash �ans In the of a �, MAUDE BRANNEN et·1 them too �ell. alleys poUt. more time and thought to the rna· ical mind. So many le.rn to make OUR MILK & CREAM IS materials for certain metal Mr. Brown told me BACKWARD When talk to a The of a you defeated buildings. Marvin Griffin real terials they used, but not careful 'friends with loneliness or too of- story presents tragedy candidate, it is like an adventure 81i.tI, ••tI Y•• C.n s.. enough in their selections? How ten ..,. goodbye to courted glory. • Homogenbed 1295 1195 that he had been to Mr. Shaw and that Mr. Shaw said ' In with the or I::' the and his The blind were dead, graft administration will OK ••• poetess, Fanny Cros- few like Ute thlrd-prepaf. u!l�ociation =:":'!::��. corruption during LO an Inlh • wrote: wake if he h.. whfa. Filled with by ed to scek and to use only the best any TO CELEB.ATE .... Vitamin D that I was to handle the transactions metal You listen to concerning haunt him the rest his . . • I' ,. I 8eo. us found in Jesus key. their dcad 1880 V of ,Itat Mor­ "Slghtle8S. Christ! ..swagon, , days hoped a number of un· dreams • Home Delivered TEN YEARS AGO gram h.s helped And. seeing, find ncross the many mites ANNVERSARV Daily from then on out. Ilk...... , familiell the PRA YER: 0 to th.t tl , 1495 1395 buildings v'n during us, God. separate them from. Gr'ffln won" run 'n 1962 ••• h. der.privileged Soul·vhlion, tho my CYL"S nre Help reality • Probably thinks he should Fro.. Tit. B..lloch Tim.. H. H. AIr. and Mra. John F. of Or at your Favorite Grocer 1 I)ast few weeks. William., blind." build nothing into the house of and you truly wonder if they were Olliff will • • • •• 4•••12 I are" from Savannah, OUl' li ... es but those which on the heels of Register ·be honored with a ,'. lrown .tat.d to me that Shaw had told him that h. bo .ntltled to a second W...... Tluln " S.pt. supervisor This 8ame soul·vildon unable. things stepping tomor· chanco. d I d.nhlp In ...... a total of worth of Thine own row, it was reception on their Sixtieth wed· Named to sueced her late hus. reports '1,�80.20 Helen Keller to sec the beauty of partllke enduring forgetting yesterday SI'ECIAI. man· so had to 10% of tho as to f.milies dU1'1ng tho Direct our lives and our luI' as are ding annh"enar.y at their home pay order In ord.r tho n.xt few ..rs ••• A man who has ....n sm.. band who held the position needy a Illy merely through hor senses qUlllities. they concerned. (Irown) total'purchase y reeI by his There Is in Register on of the board. for the of June. of touch and smell. Inbors; Through Jesus Christ our nothing so dead as a de- Sunday. September I � 1HZ he.d county DEMONSTRATORS to bu.ln••• LOI·d. Amen. Cented one Oth. g.t tho and that this 10% was to be three flr.t t.. and hi. own will a In at a in anoth· candidate. Only thing split m, cronl.s, bo thl me, aome eight yoars consecutively. li'urther the story of Teaching college crlpplo. ... following ean revive if Mr. Olliff is a Fred W. assumed the 01' swte is n man who has one; the tides of pub- retired Merchant! ALL Mrs. ltodgul! the to young THOUGHT FOR THE DAY CITY LIKE NEW botw..n Mr. mysterious perEon-alleged lic become so of The DAIRY CO. way. Shaw, Marvin Griffin and w. n..d a man with no •••• made vacant by his reo been blind since the age of flvo: opinion disturbed Register. couple have three myself. crippling handicap pOlltion be a woman In dlltress­ erippled over the broken of un Mrs. Franle cent death and at the But he has several academic de. Each man's work wilt .t l..t be promises daughters, Hagan, and HOME OWNED AND I-Galaxl. XL Tudor presided ISherlff Mallard 8ays tho person OPEl1IAlI'ED H.rdtop administration that n Mrs_ W. •• • lint Hllion of tho nowly constl· grees and was a Rhodes scholar. brought to the of storm (If Royce McElveen of At. I sent out the invitations to bid to the three vendors is a woman, but not a that light; day judg� peg·leg; a and 82 W.s. M.A. 1'II1t'l whit Harrll tIIlakl Iblit morn· He has written It ment will it. protest may sweep floating vic. lanta, Mn. Cleveland Sanders PO 4.UII Ro, really Ianil. tuded body last SaturdRY offieals arrested hel' In Tex· book. "To expose I-Falrlan. 100 Fordor FBI tim back to shore. of Metter. whom Mr. Brown had named and on Other members of the board Catch An in which he Ralph V. Grant (Papuu) Friends and relatives 24, 1958, after - - ing. n!' about" month ago as a suspic· A'ngel," January We II.e Every candidate are invited II, Let'l not .ake tile .lltakl twill. are W. A. Stilson and tellll the of his life. There Is passes out to call between the 1-6 Pas.. Groover, but she had no story .....n ious _ Country character, candid or hours the I issued a H. Porlal. not a note of bitterness or promises bananas, I'old- of 3 and 6 o'clock tDl. receiving bids, order to Mr. J. A. Edgar Wynn, a of sinl1'le the and p. purchase cork leg nor ballful currency spent thore, watching boys en colored in the entire book! He I!' with the bunch held by BIG A most meeting of as was despair and their will be DISCOUNTS significant alleged. girls teachers, the who control Cumberland Wonder for never sorry for or dis. backers, the num. Reece, Building Company, $55,- the youth of the Primitve Bap· himself, morc beneficial to your soul than bel' given away, do ;�le�a�se�o�m�lt�g�if�ts�. with lifo for him a usuaUy they tist church Was held Sunday in THIRTY YEARS AGO gusted giving a hundred sermons! ��������������������������I came raw not show any until 200.00. Mr. Brown then office and I him three hun· deal. economy after by my gave the latherine of two to election •• Self is l\ These folks are sermons with� day. 'I'he fellow with the dred members of the Primitive From Th. Bulloch Tim , pity deadening disease f TRUCKS most back of the vendor's of this order. He later came Can His secret! out Words! One is money him copy purchase Youth com· S.pl. t. U31 Always trying to thing Bure, you slvea Woodmen of the ,World Baptist Fellowship, away the most Welcomes Statesboro tobacco market will catch an won't pity them! No, but your ad. bananas. The new manly caUed the PBYF, of val'i· angel; alway. looking back and handed me cash in which was close aold instead of 01. miratlon will bo boundless! $5,500 $20 bills, OUI churches from Jacksonville to today; poundage during upward inward; 1960 Ford 112 1295 - TonPickup-8cyl the season was 600,000 about wnys thankful for the four senscs Augusta and Griffin. You will realize that Kermit 10% of the order. I took the into Mr. one�thlrd of the amount sold lost he stili has. many pea. Hollingsworth purchase $5,500.00 at the re An eunt reg· have eyes and sec and important Re has ... pie not; you 1955 Chevrolet 112 T year. soul· ision! Pickup 6 cyl 595 was ular meeting Tuesday night of will belicve a poet who Route 2 Shaw's office, telling him that this $5,500.00 and 10% Hon. IUchard B. Russell will ad· It you have never been to the Ogeechee Lodge was the prelencfl sat;ld: Brooklet, Georgia School for the Blind in Macon, you more the of Grand Master J. G. Sandifcr dress the voters of Bulloch coun· "Pity eyes that look up­ -,�.P� Phone: 4-3925 1955 International 1/2 T 295 of the transaction from Thurston Brown. Mr. Shaw In turn have" treat in store. A few hours on All Pickup of Blakely, who apent the, night t)' next Friday cvcning in behalf loveliness, yet can nev'er of his for the U.S. Sen· see." A handed m. back on..thlrd of tho H. laid that h. in Statesboro while on his tour of candidacy n:� lee:::: c:: ::: ::::::.� kenan's Print Shop fully trained and qualified $5,500.00. Charles U. also 1953 112 Ton 295 lodge� in this section. ute; Judge Crisp, Field Representative Dodge Pickup hero next GET YOUR FARM LOANS would k..p a third and that h. wa. going to take tho Gov. 'I'hese are but a few of fine can.! !AI now many choose from at TWENTY YEARS AGO �uc�����I"!�te���lol�e in the !Statesboro area ... mun ... .rnor hi. third. Young white gi ing thc The MAN For the JOB! representing' one of the nation's outstand· F..oM Time. Th. Bulloch name of Wol( Puyne Is bcing held fraternal benefit FORIYI'OWN in STATESBORO ing . societies. He'll be 5, 1942 on a of t.he ELECT S.ptember churgc burglnrizing • •• a happy to tell you about the mnny fratern· I issued purchase order on March 27, 1958 to Mr. Bulloch county farmers are can· safe of I..e"'is Ford Agency at aI, social and civic advantages and oppor· STATESBORO. GA. tributing to scrap metal earn· Brooklet last Sunday night; ud­ WM. J, NEVILLE J. A. tunities which Woodmen offers to Reece, Cumberland Wonder in F. C. Parker, Jr. mits the took between men, Building Company, pap; shipped chal'go; Loc.t R.pr••entati•• last and in JIMMY women, boys Ilnd girls. Members receive. ut 50,000 pounds Saturday $400 $600 curronc),. the amount of $73,092.00. I gave the vendor's copy of the bringing his total shipments to 2,· Social e\'cnts: Mrs. Annie IHlt.1.001-i TI�IF.R cost, snfe, sound, legal resef\'e life insur· FORDTOWN 577,640 pounds to date. Burns Dlld Hoyt lll'inson, both of J. SIUEL1)S I(ENAN ance ... with "pius" benefits. purchase order to Mr. Brown who in turn brought me $7,- werc united in murri· F:1\ilor !LIlli Publhlher John H. Morrison, superinten· Scur·boro, -THE f'AMILY ""ATERNITY-e - nrrt,�e: :!:I-:?f; Stl\111l1d Street ...ollC'� dent of Stat.esboro School, ugc. Miss Hcnricttu Moore en· BENTLEY. OLIFF .FORD CORP. 300.00 in cash in bills as 10% commission. I went High Phone 4-:161-4 $20 the for the ljes· tertnined in honor of Miss announces the opening Betty $IJBscnIPI"ON: - THE sion next Monday morning, with McDermid. of Gaincsville Mrs. COM t.)WOODMEN OF WORLD 38·40 N. MAIN ST. PTROllER LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETV Dedrick Wuters and Herbert :;lIlll�� �:::::; : f;: :�:�g=i ��: ,�::� "\�.'Iotcl " Rev E. A. of the l\11-s. HOMI Gmt!:: HO. """l1li It'"' . 0wI.1Ie I Woods, pustor PIli!! Geort-:hl BIII�II Tr.JI; ...... Blund in honor of Political Statesboro Presbyteran church, entertained Paynllt! Ye!lrl)' III Advanc. 'Paid Adverti.ement hy Citizen. lor Hone.t and Decent Government and friend. 01 Carl'San.,.J "':eronrt (lInKS pollinge paid at Stat•• • GENERAL as of the occasion. Mrs. Sam Northcutt, \\'\10 is leav· speaker boro. Georgia. and at additional maU· for to Commodity distribution pro· ing Suvannah reside. Ing offieN." with a mileeU.neous hoDle he.. on .tlel' • mit THE shower, Fri­ Prld." __"'_"-,-I_II_Z ------'Stete.bo.o. BULLOCB�=�TIM:::=IIS=--- Th=IIIIIIIII;:__;·)'�._8epUIa� the oe­ afternoon at the home of with IIr••Dd lin. Charle. W.lker The mothers persent for day In the BUbbl • _I lilt. 12 le•••old grouP. THE BULLOCH TIMES .... I_ caaion were: Mrs. AuaUn Pe.cock, Mrs. Therman Lanier of Statel­ .nd d...... ter. Debbie of Auguole. of I..t nen ...elvlne ...... ,. � .. en .nd family AUCUlte won ..e HDC Point fl.. flnt rlbbona alit Ogeechee • Hendrix and Mrs. WII· boro. The Ihower ••• REGISTER Othen pl.,I.. were lin. Jolm At pl Eight PORTAL Mn. Buck alven b, week. Sports The I GBORGIA - BtJLIAICII OOUN'I'Y Mn. Dudle), CaRlle .nd d...... t- Mn. Hilton of the elpt e""nta. STATBSBORO. lie Be..". Mrs. J. P. Bootwrlrht. Mn. Ear. The P. T. A. will hold Edd Brannen. Banka. or lI.ria of lIerritte .re vl.ltlng R.ai.ter lin. B. E. The Little Ol"mpici wero held Mrs. Evelyn Hendrix, Hnlor nest H....n, Mrs. Therman La­ I of the 1982·83 Mn. Aroth. Temple.. Met With To Cut ila tint meeting u..... the for the tint Program limit&, now ofte" too law. but 8. Pa.. uniform motor ..hlele for nier and Mn. Hendrix. he'. parent&, IIr••nd Mr.. D. E. Mn. And.non. ""'Ia . aponlor Wall also prelent the Evelyn NEWS Akin.. Reain.ld NEWS .chool "ear on Thund., nlllht. Recreation to_"en enforcement .nd penal· I... In .U &tate. ao '1Ia, of· Wrlpt thl...ek. Mra. ow. Hoi· time this ye.r and m.n, of til. reunion. Mrs. Evelyn Hendrix and Mrs. .t o'clock In the Mrs. Graham Bird. •• . ,_ Sept.mber 6 eight c.me out to Bee their Mrs. Fatalities He plnat apeed.n. the ro.d. Ilpl .nd II..... IIRS. EUBI& RIGGI IIr. aDd IIn...P A Tu_n 0f J. L. alld Mn. parents Zetterower BRANNEN F. B. Matlndal. gr••t.d the school auditorium. t"wny, Mrs. Riggs JB'4"EBE'I'H youn..ten In action. of the 6. Set fede..1 .. .tandarda the 181111 all oftr. Mr. Gil•••• R•••'c. C.I . at the The Columbua .are luncheon guelt of Moore, Jr. M.ny ret, guests door. receiving Mra. Mike Fine.all and ehUdren The P. T. A. needs you, There T. L. Center M.... Oharll. Zelt.rower :was An eight-point prorram to .ut lafe- • 1 Mn. J. A. e"enb were very eloN .nd exelt­ that would ....ulre _t b.lla. Birth••, line was eompoaed of Mrs. Lanier, leveral laat Stephenlon Sunday. be done for the young hoslo.. to the Home Do- f.telltle. and of Dawaon IIpent day. is work to end for next .re Ogeeehee highway crlpplinr cruh and othor WORK 48 COUNIELOIIJ C f 'I' H.I 1.. Mrs. Hod the Linda Moore of inc planl year t" locka. ,padding Mr. Gibson neddick celebr.ted ..s, honoree, week with her Mn. K. E. Dr. and lin. Lel.nd ••nd this week will not Wednoaday night, ADIIU.t 22. mon.tratlon Club Thund.". Au· accldenla .. propo.ed In the cur- moth.r. I 'Peopl AT LAWRENCE made now. .. devlc•• I. orillnal AT sister of the Maeon end with hts REVIVAL beine fety .qulp- ROCK EAGLE .t 8:00 m. hi. Sunday. September Blackburn, honoree, Wataon. lpent the week wait. You are cordially invited Bevent,-five boys competed In the lID·t 23 It her home. ...nt of Oh.naing Tim••• the Klp- Saturday nlghl p. birthday ment on new c.re. MI.. Sue Bel.her. of MrR. Eli the moth. lin. ee. dalllhte. the lenlor cl.ss of 1966 held. 2 with a dinner at hill home near Hodges, grom's mother. T. L. Moo,e. Sr. ..e to ••nt. OHURCH Llttl'-Olypml Ribbon. w.r. a­ MI4••, ..'1Ia1l IIncer Map.ln.. and J., Stablcr of Loris. ple trl b. pre BAI'TIST V.nll� F 6. atate Inopectlon of MT. and M... Robbl. er, Mrs. O. M. Lanier and Mrs. Jerry oIf you ml...d thl. me.tlng you Require Belcher of reunion. They enjoyed eandwtch· Portal. with Mr. and lin. Gerald Dekle and warded to the flrat tI'" pla.e win. Oulled from of state S. c. spent two weeks Mr. I b S Fortl·flv. Midget V.nlty foot. opinions ..n cars twice. ,e.r to make lure Rt. werke... co... Charlie Hendrix, grandmothers Revival Sen';ces wil 'ecin ept. nen re.lly mJlHd • treat, to lee her Statesboro, 1, and Coca Col.s. Those to celebrate of •• •• Rd Club and beautiful wer" es, potato chips present help aud Mrs. John Edd Brannen and family JaeklOnville, Fla. visited Mr Jo...... F.t ••• trophies ball ••ndldat.1 roirl.ter.d 1.lt and local offlcl.I•• traf· are In .afe selor al of the bride and groom. ember 3 .t Lawrence Saptllt 'lovely hom. arid the booutl4'ul �Ipway �Ital part. working Rock Eor:I. fH Ola � ThOM preHnt for the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. George Zeag· I his parents, Mr. and Mn. Gary pro.enled to the hlrh point bo" week V.r­ fic .uto insurance men, fnmilY. for this year'a Midget engineers, order. the summer. She Hendrix Mrs. Lenian Cherry Lanier, Hen!'y Eth. continue dlrough In china painting. ceramic tra,. during taU8ht were: Mr.•nd Mrs. Ruel ler nnd daughters, Dekle the week end. the dlffer.nt age group dlvl­ Slxt.en of the rese&l'Ch- and Ann HoUoWlt.)· and I durine Illy football team. .nd .he m.de. phyalcians, educaton, 7. Set up adequ.tely Btaffed claSlleB in fun with foodl and and Peacock) of Reddick and Ralph Water. of Syl· .Jiles, Joy Boatwright George Mlaaes, wi:r�h:�e Bu.�I�h��O:r;d�t:r:I��� Ilons. pictures pUlows, haa ,oar f_lIy (BeUy Remer Dekle several ·;��t::b::.n�. were from ers .nd c.r m.kers, the ,progr.m units In .11 served the as .rrlved. Snrah Gnd Amanda 1Io11owoy of epent days ar� fort,¥lve ret�rntnl' I ,traUic enlineerlng party. The Ihe rHelv. Mr.• nd Mrs. Rnndell Wit. van In, Mr. and Mrs. Roy guesta they home on ThuMlday evening After a short buslnel. meetin Bcholal"lhip Portal, GeOl'gia, week and will be Rev. Th. Uttle con.l.t of lest team that a iB described the of the served Midville are spending a few daYR last with Mr. Mrs. John� The guest speaker Ol,mplc. ye.r's compiled ".tate" .nd larK'e clUes to improve cd will be ued this f.u when she 80n and Ellen Smith) Kerchner of Mr. lind They party sandwiches, ranlements of seasonal flowers Mrs. Gertrude Gear, �.y edito�s (Jo Hillton!", • County l. f.mily • medicine ... Dekle and of Decatur. Mikell, and Mr. and such eventll •• htl'h jumping, broad 7 2 I r.cord. The remaining 29 are mogaline aB Btrong .nd .. conditions on enters Mr. punch and cake. this week with their grandparents, ny daughter rooms. George PICTURED ABOVE the winners of the Little L·R. traffic fet, collere at Abraham.Sald. of Mr. and Mrs. Can· Mrs. Leo Reiney of Lithon!Il, were used in the Mary Olympics. D . A.entitg.ve. very n erestInc Savann.h, A. will ,be basebatt candldat.s on the 'It doesn't cope with last and Mrs. Oh.rles Blackburn, Mrs. 1\11'. nnd Mrs. Otlis Col. and Mn. B. Daughtry 1\1rs. George F. Ewinnell Jumping, chln.ups, throw, played Mlllhty Bubba Donald and Pear· every existing road.. win College at Tifton. Jl.er BelTJ' and daughter (Conner Ilnd Mrs. Lnmnr Heddick lion Halloway. served her guests a salad plate Renfrow. Williams. Tracy Lanier. Ricky and amullng demonstr.tion on are music. ·baakoth.ll free football te.ms last season and Mould nor is It the way. _ l\h. nnd Mrs. Gnr. J. P. BoatwrlK'ht and Mrs. Nat of spending sometime and in charge of the throw. son. Edwin Hill the 9 is not shown in the "roblem, only =:::-====:------Berry) of Statesboro, Mr. and of Statesboro, First Lieut. Harry Cramp, room· Ath�ns with iced tea. Later cokes year·old champ picture. Health and In the home. , • and Safety But it will serve .s • ltarter" Allen in the guest room. here With relatives. punt. duhes. The competition strengthen the Vanity eonllder· lin. Juli.n Deal of nett neddick. Terrell nnd Lynn, min"led mote of First Lt. Hudson Tempi. salted were will each night ! (Jullnn Denl) nuts enjoyed. Services beb';n Mi.s Georyla Haljin P'.. are Ann Hendrix the Those the Re- wa. keen in .n of the age groups thil season. Ten of the forty· kets go on sale this week for 'Bri..,.y these the �oints Mrs. W. .Johnson. Ilusscll kept "Uest was over. attending Prayer .bly Portal, Mr. and I. Spence Hoy Brannen, es of Fort Bragg, N. C. High score went to Mrs. Eubie at 8:00 p. ,m. and the nursey will wonderful report and dlspl.y of book. The color theme for tho oc­ treat on at the First with one or two eeper.tinl' five 110 Thl. S.... ou't in the m.gazine: and Mac nnd I.ee Dclollch nil of Portal. Monda, B.p- score points ·pl."" w.lrhed pounda U.OO. Famll, n Tlckel �pelled f.mily (Virginia of his mother, Mrs. linens, low be souverniers on her to Ken· night guests Riggs receiving open. the winner rest trip 1. to -- was from the of the or more. The .. limit I. 11& SUffen requirements get of Kit· cRsion pink and white. :week. tist Church in Metter were Rev. elllht admlla the .ntlr. to Ih. To drix) Statesboro, ReJ.(gie Aretha Temples during the went to Mrs. L. J. Hollowny receiv. family Steps tucky. We were very to was In the is • happy • driver's license, a medl chens of Port Tom· Mn. Hodlel Honored �he table overlaid with a is cordially invited group. 8 year-old dlvl.lon. pounds .nd there welah-in including Wentworth, ROJ Bill Sutton and a bath towel set, and for cut five hom. pme. for Th. h.v. h.r ••"t U'. and Mrs ing U.OO. r.pre cal .xam nd ro·ex. Anderson Gear· At Miac.ellaneoul Sh.w.r pink table cloth covered by white M.r. .. RI.ky P.anon .qu••••d by Hud. before each ,.me. Last se.son, •• periodically mie of Marietta, the week ��n�·M�:.w:.rt. :��,mr:� :.�a�: to ���er��bllc Remember For of Sylvania spent son Powell one football pl.yera are s.lIIng the amine n drivers. and Mahlon Brannen of New Mrs. Hoy Hodges formerly Co· orgRndy. Mums and white Tub (1I.1l1lIy. Anderson, Ml"I. J. A. Stephens, by point to win Statesboro had three pl.yen .bove Mra. Rufus Miley of .• gia end With Mrs. L. I. Jones. president Roses Were on the table. Pink .•nd Miss that dlmlon. In the old 110. ae.son ticketa. The 2. Raile to 18 the minimum .ge River, N. 0., and Fay Bunch of rolyn Blackburn wns honored Sr SoUte Riftll. :pr;i;;.e;;w;;e;n;t;t;o;;;�;I;r.;.;E;m:o;,�,y;;B;;r.;;nfill ...�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;� B·year proceeds eo the club, re.d an .rticle, she had ,� Hcn_1 glad" and whlttl carnations deco. Mr. and M .... John Edd Brannen and Edwin Hili def••ted hll Th. team r••1 e limit for new driven, except for Pre.cripeiora Mr. Mn. grouP. I. to Ih. ban V Is Benj.mln Olliff IN SUITABLE DESIGN .haplng up foot program and helps Discharged written "Why I'm Proud To Be rated the houRe. of who a certified Ilnd children, and guests, Jerry of GriffIn a few this closest 0pP.onent three points well .nd .hould b. re.dy for the • Farmer's youtha 1'6 p.ss spent d.ys by p.y for ttle equipment. Wife". wore n se�- I..\­ I cour· MrR. a driver education .,_- HodgeR beige nnd Jay Stabler took sight week with his mother, Mrs. H. H. Yuu will b. bUllnl and Tr.Cl Lanier edll.d out Mlk. September 8, opener til Swainl· Georgi.ns recently Mrs. Robert Zetterower assist. bigh school for 11 re· shoath with brown acce!ltmrles. end. and from the armed forces should ing tour of Atlanta last week Olliff, Sr. Inr M.morlal beau,,, Ken, In the la.t .v.nt to win the boro. S.ptemb.r lB. II tho flrot ed the hOlt.... fie. Her was carnn­ ••D' membered some In alcohol corsage shrimp Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Heath and Mn. H. L. Banka and Min dignity, in dny Monu 10.,e.roQld dlvilion. Donald WIl­ hom. pme .nd It will b. .ralnat importantdiach.rred,steps Deliclou. toasted homemade 3. Lower the level of a Progrel8" tlon8. their shift to we and cna\e. lI.ma defe.ted Donnls Deal two ••t 8 on To Ufe, 18ya driver must consume before he is ELECT boys of Augusta were week end P.ula Banks Mopped in Savannah desigll by Sylvanl P. M. S.turda" Sponsor eivma.n pound c.ke and sof,t drink. were 'or Veter.ns Service Director Pete to be with of Mrs. Eubie Riggs. on Tuuday. Whether ,our deslr... polnla In the 11 y.ar old group night. Th. Midget Vanity" pi.,· sened. .epUy presumed drunk, Traini guest •• U.ion Enjo,. Picnic of elaNn.. -and BuW. a Wheeler. 'te\'ere for those who Mrs. Bid Walker returned to her Rev. David BI.lock, Mr. C. P. • Monument Renf�w ouwcored Inll 10·pm. Ichedul. with fh'll Flower School penaltlees PETER lACK GEER The Portal Baptist Training Brunson, Mn. T. L. Moore, Sr., Iculptur. or .D eDlDp" hi. nearest opponent by 15 points home pmes. Family 8e.son Tie· Veterans first should inform the drive while drunk. Do. more for Dr. Wlnlton E. Union enjoyed n picnic Frldny af­ Mrs. H. L. Bank. and Mn. Gra­ whose character" ID iU Cr.atlv. G.rden Club and dr.ft board of their discharge and Sandera At 4. Set realistic &peed Cllt you, vote wh.r.lt .ounll. BurdIn., AI , .•• G.rnett Reddick .nd Terr.ll Study ternoon at the 5tateRboro Recre­ ham Bird vilited Mr. Mrs. I. tably Ilmple d.taU. Aak UI. RaUroad Bank of give them • current addre•. Thl. bUlln...mln Ind civic work.r. HI. of Porl.1. and �he Georaia phYllclan. lawy.,. your ation Center. After A "Mlet,. .,.4" to ",hi. for Monument 141.. i� law and mUlt be swimming Wim.ms H. Moore of Pinewood, S. C. on freel" Augulta .re spontOrtn" Flower required by moanl better educaUun.1 I••ttached • readlln. pole., Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Tifton Se t• "Pr.lcrlptlon for Progr..... everyone their lunch. and estimatea. dunc within 30 .fler .ep.- P B spread or I.a.ted tr&etor been awhile Thund.y. >Show School Course IV .t the duys rin. buo, who have spending HOKE O·KELLEY teach.r and more col , Those were: .nd . I"ation. Iylt.ml. hIgher pay. JunIor ..... LIEUTENANT BOVERNDI prescnt Mr. wheel tire, with lenath 01 rope wllh Mr. and Mrs. H. Brannen Sammie Bird of Carte"lIIe. Ga. '1�lij-�ii;;:iin!::;;; -G.rden Center. Sixth and Tel­ Tift and frt. J. County supporters "hlbilltatlon •• Mrs. George Porker, Terry and att.e'ed...... •..th....proof the Improv.m.nt of our prllon Iyll.m with len Monday for .n exlended vl.lt .pent ..ek .nd with hi. par- c...... lair Streets, September 12-14, A veteran h.s 8 legal rlrht to ends of SenRlor Corl Sunders ,plnn and ean .Uh reeeae iMmdloM Jnnlce, Dot Nancy Wise, Mr.• our care 01 our III. 11'11 b•• with Mr. and Mrft. G. W. Watera 'ents, nd Mrs. Sam Bird. I THAYER jQ"ONU"ENT,rj CO. 1962. Mrs. Archibald WUson W.lk. hiK old job in many instances, but thc ever goal. and Improv.d mlntllly Amanda Terrell largest political rally held. Woods, Reddick, GA er of make sure his r.:n=.;: o. W. Willi..... W. MAIN S1. It. Ita D Spartan·burg, S. C. wtll be Mhould immediately In Georgia, In honor of the young bett.r G.orgll wllh Dr_ Burdin. II Lt. Gov.rnor worklnll RUMen and Jemmebeth Br.nnen, �\!':n:'::'�':t-= I �. __ ST-A-T-ESIIOIIU...... for. instructor In Flower Show former knows he wanta ....1 llId I poad. t::." vl.�;d �. !;d �:�;.�:.�:�� P_H�N�_-�_I!! opractlce employer Scnator, on Saturday, September ..... lor •• Ralph Bonnette, Lee Delo.ch, ��(��;;'.'::� on hll "Pre.crlpUon for Progr Goorg: ------1 and Horticulture on W1ednesday It back. Vetcrans who se"ed only 8th at Eve in Tifton. The Mrs. J. H. Brannen and "" DA1I .. _ Park Milton, s•• a•• H.ar Dr. Wln"oft £. 8uNl•••••ho '.11••' and Thursday. Mra. Harry A. 6 months active duty ha\"e only Candidate's rem.rks will be car- .. Tim Waters, Eddie, Tommy, Re. ed S.turday evening with an out­ Gwinner of Atlanta will instruct 31 to for their old Ii.... I at Thou days apply ried live ovel' • Statwide r.dlo I becca .nd Melissa Wynn, Mrs. door fish fry their home. in Flower .rr.nging on Thursd.y, jobs. ,Other veterans have 90 d.ys. hook.up from the Park. Com- Edgar Wynn, Sue enjoyln" the supper Were: Mn. Chann.1 II Columbu Ga. Mary Deloach, as would the 13. Tickets for Course S.pt. 4 7:30 P.M. WTVM·TV •• THE ONLY CANDIDATE John H. Mr. Alex Bran­ Patrolman September Many have re8erve obligations mittees from twenty·elght (28) Sandra AII.n. Mrs. J. H. D.loach Brannen, you police •• Obey your Safety ..... _ & 5 8 :50 P. M. WSB·TV Ch.nnel 2 G IV Rre available from Mrs. P. K. 110M" iI "iooId Sept. Atlanta. and Mrs. Cara Bell Wise. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Br.nnen to meet according to present mllt- SOlltlh Georgia counties have been WITH STATE-LEVEL nen, ...... n.dl.l" _ "" WAGA·TV Ch.nnel & G•. Jones 1737 Oak Dr. Telephone ot .r _ Sepl.7 11:30 P. M. Atlanta. and M.hlon, Mias Sandra Allen, ta1')' senice laws. It in doubt .bout work for weeks completing _""."",... ""h._ M. WRBL-TV Channel 8 Columbu Ga. 'Number (733·2233) Auguste • Sepl. 7 9:30 P. •• ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Brannen •nd Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Deloach, his resene status. the 'teteran mngements for this gala .ffatr Strother's Cre.tive Florist, or where to feed BOme 7 II :30 P.M. WAI;B·TV Ohannel 10 Albanl. G•• enjoyed an outdoor steak supper Mary Sue and Lee. ,should chC(lk with the nearest t,hey expect :'�::':��':.f:1 Sept member of Creative Club. -",,111. ...._,._- Ohann.1 12 Ga. at Mr. and Mrs. John Math Turn­ Mrs. Cora Bell Wise of Deea. any reserve office. ten thou!lllnd people free barbe- Sepl. 7 9:30 P.M. WRDW·TV AUl'llata. 1.11,,,.. er's and family Frid.y night. tur, Georgia spent last week with Photostatic copies of discharge cue. (The Senator's ""eech will Scpt 7 II :30 P. M. WTOC·TV Ohannel II Savannah. Ga. I"nl. '" & Ann and Nan were Sun. M,'. and MrK. Milton Wise and "'1I""fS should ,be made and bl'oadcust from 5:00 to 5:30 Caoplolo "" 7 !) :30 P. WCTV Uhannel 6 Thomasville, Go. • SpRrks Smith-Tillman LT. Sept. M. • • Mortu'ary CAMII. HUGH BIRD. JR. __ ••111 ,. .MD ABLE EXPERIENCED TRUSTWORTIIY day .fternoon of daughwI'K, Dot and N.ncy. They In a aar. •••. A dl.·ori·I'bep. m.) 7 )1. WMAZ·l'V Oh.nnel13 Ga . guests Mary ainall k.pt pI ••"10.* .. Sept. �.:30],. Macon, Sue Deloach. were joined for Labor Day by SERVING ABOARD charge is the key to veterana' Betty Sanders wl11 acompany 7 9:30 P.M. WDI!1F·TV Chann.1 12 Oh.ttanoog•• '.1. '.r It, a.lIoe" Co...., Fro••••f P.'.r Z.ck G••r Sepl. and and MfR. Melvin Wise and .. MI'. Mrll. Luke Hendrix, Rev. Funeral Directors benefits and may be used in many he husband on the trip, and they Tenn. childrtln Melanie Jim­ USS. EXI'LOIT Julia Ann and John M. entertain. P.ul, and a lifetime. Dls- are expected to arrive In Tifton ways throuR'hout Sepl. 10 II :45 P. M. WSB·TV Chann.1 2 Atl.nta. Ga. my al80 of Decatur. should ulso be re- In ,the to visit the sur· Lieutenant Commander C. charge papers Cllrly day 10 10:30 P.M. WSAV·TV Channel 3 Sav.nn.h. Ga. Mr. Mrs. Leo of Air Conditioned Navy Sept. and Reiney corded by the clerk .t the �undlng areas and conduct a Hugh Bird, Jr. 80n of Mr. and county II 8 :30 P. M. IVSD·'I'V Channel 2 Atlanta. G•. Lithonia, Georgia were week end tour. Sepl. M1's. Bird of courthouse. hllndshnklng Ga. and Red· Comer Portal, Ga., II 6:30 P. M. WSAV·TV Ch.nn.1 3 S.v.nnah. guollts of Mr. Mrs. G. G. should Ohairman for the Sepl. 24 Hour Ambulance Service I is serving aboard the ocean-going All military papers alBO PI'ogl'am Rally dick. is Dr. Chair­ USS be carefully reviewed to sce that W. F. Zimmerman, Johnson w.s • the minesweeper Exploit, operat. Roy spend errors on man of the Tifton Sanders for See Jantzen Co-ordinatea at HENRY'S from S. C. no have been made VOTE FOR t,he night lue.t of Lee Deloach, Sat­ ing Charleston, them. Erron are more difficult Governor Club. Zimmerman dis­ urday night. The ship was awul·ded the Bat. to correct as time passes. closed today that Honorable J. The beIIt man for an •••• Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Brannen Telephone PO 4·2722 Georgi tlc F.ltficiency "E" for 1962 on VetcI'ans not Immediate,ly re- Bowie GI'OY, Judge of the lJ'lfton and boy. Mahlon of New River, the basis of her outstanding oper­ employed should with the Superior Court Circuit, will intra_ North Carolina and Joe Robert register Janllen's new of ational readineaa and efficiency. State Employment Office, since duce the gubernatorial candidate. Burdine Get Pinned. It's cardlaen of Macon, Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Stltesboro. Georgll Dr. Winston E. In addition, the ship received an service may entitle the Joe Bowen, and Mr. and Mrs. Mil­ military an wool the Italian excellent mark in minesweeping veteran to un.employmen't com- Have you ever talked to a per· .OR LT. GOVERNOR exclusive blend, Ireat leI'd Griffith of Portal attended .I eiterclles. pensation .. frri'Hd'd. ! lOtI who wasn't Interested? flat Janessa. In new fall colors the Brnntley Reunion at Mag� Inspired knit, nolin Spl'ings near Millen, Sun· matched to an all wool Man day, September 2. perfectly Misses Cindy and Jan Clayton Flanne' skirt of stitched down pleats. of Sylvania visited Tim W.ters, Wednesday. Cardiaen 34-40, $13_98. Skirt 8·18, $14.98. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. BI.nd were lI'hursday evening callers on Mr. wear a s.ile and Mrs. Howl.nd Rober-ta of Par. ,Jist tel. u.lJintzen MrH. Charlie Nesamith, Mrs. THE MAN Fred Miller, and Mrs. Edg.r PHr. rlsh were visitors In Brooklet, � Frld.y night. Pfc. M.hlon Br.nnen of New River, North Carolina .nd Joe Robert Brannen of Macon were week end guests of their parents Mr. and Mn. F. M. Br.nnen. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Brannen of Cochran, Georgia For The were the visitors of his mother, Mrs. J. A. Brannen I.at week end Jobl and for Labor Day. 'IIhey were ELECT joined in the afternoon by l\1 r. and Mrs. I. A. Br.nnen and boys Alex and David of Metter and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Brannen, Mah. Ion and Joe Robert of Portal. Mrs. A. n. Olark, Jr. and child. ren Janie Ruth, Annette, Donna and Al were shoppers in 'Savnn� nah, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Wooten and JIMMY son Ben of Hazelhurst and Mr . •nd Mrs. Tom Woods were Sun. day Afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Clark, Sr••nd Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ol.rk, Jr, .nd f.mily. Miss Julia Ann Hendrix .nd OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SAFETY RULES! Miss Grace Miller returned to Sa� vannah this week. JuUa Ann is teaching school at Charles Herdy RULES FOR SCHOOL CIULDIIIN RULES FOR ALL MOTORISTS and Grace is teachlnr at White Bluff. Mr. .nd Mrs. Luke Hendrix 1. Always walk on sidewalks. or well .w.y from the 1. Adhere to .11 speed restrictions in school zones. and John M., Mrs. John H. Bran­ path of cars. nen and Mr. Alex Brannen were 2. Watch and obey the school safely p.trolmen. Sunday dinner guesta of Mr. and 2. Cross streets carefully. stopping at the curb ";:d Mrs. 3. Be sure can GENERAL J. both in wet and COMPTROLLER H. Deloach, Lee and Mary looking ways. you stop quickly slippery Sue. wealher. into the street from behind MI'. nnd Mrs. Paul Parsons and 3. Never step parked INSURANCE COMMISSIONER son cars. Bill)' nnd Mr. and Mh . .Jim­ 4. Never pass a school bus unloading children. mr Gruhnm and children Patsy 4. Be especially alert for tr.ffic when streets are wet Slipshod Pork Barrel operations of the Comptroller und ::icott)· of Macon were week S. Watch for children darting out into the street. or when umbrellas. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. carrying Ceneral's office must be stopped. The present holder of SIRPPcy. 6. Be extra careful at all times. you would not want S. Walk on the left side of the highway. facing traf· that office must go. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Miller at­ 10 be responsible for injuring or the life of fie. when there are no sidewalks. taking tended the Cannon reunion Sun­ a child. Whenever you buy insurance to protect your loved day at Mrs. John Cannon's. reo 6. Obey police and school safety patrolmen and whenever borrow whenever you pay tax­ Rev. Guy Bo.twright was a ones, you money, spect traffic signals. 7. Check your car. Don't let bad brakes. faulty steer· Monday dinner guest of Mr. and es for numerous state ..rvlces, your hard-_rned money ing or lazy windshield wipers undo your careful Mrs. George E. Parker and child. 7. Always play on playgrounds and never in the Is watched by the office of Comptroller-Ceneral and Insur­ ren Janice and Terry. driving. streets. the best Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. Richardson, ance Commissioner. That's why you can buy pro­ Jr. of Fort Oglethorpe, Mrs. tection - with your vote - your vote for Jimmy· Bentley Frank Bomar of Rin&lCold, Gear. on 12. A vote for Is your best gia and Dr.•nd Mrs. Charles R. September Jimmy Bentley Richardson and d.urhters of Insurance policy! Portsmouth, Virginia were week Henry's end &,uests of Mr.•nd Mn. Edgar Sea Bank Wynn and children, Eddie. Tom_ ls,/and THE MAN FOR T�E JOB! mie, Rebecca and Melissa. The, w. T. M.k. A. Lif••Lo•• Cu.t...n No. A 0•• TJ•• 5.1. were for dinner Tr, joined Sunday by -- -- Mr. Roy Kelly and children, Mel, Service HENRY'S FIRST Salety Courtesy SHOP Wayne and Sara of Statesboro. Little Jeffry Reddick of Stete.. MEMBER FDIC bol'O several 12 spent days last week Vote with his BENTLEY Mr. and 1l2I 1IIIII_0lI11!111111111_\lL'i!!D__ I gr.ndparenu, 'j ••••••••••••••••lliil 1I.'!:1iIIII �__ • '11iI ••••••••••••••••••••IlI••lIitl1l1•• 1IIII.. 1fl1 Sept. Paid for by Bulloch County Friends of Jimmy Bently nah. k ",Ith white elotlla who.. the 'oat.. THE BULLOCH 'l'DIII8 TBB BVU.OCII 'IDlES Putman, Duluth, MlnnHota, Dr. ton. Lynn 8to...,. IIr.•nd lin. "_·Rat- The supper ... In &ho The little bearer wal .M.mie tt ..... uoed 1_.... Rowe ring Jo Gunter the hollta Eev 1I.",011a .n4 Larry . Jonel; Atlanta, OL, Jame. and ••U .....W..... o...... _ ..rden of Mr. and lin. STATII8BORO, GIORGIA -IIVLLOCII ClOONII STATG';BORO. f;F.oRGlA - RUt.LOCH COUNTY Frank WIlII.m the third of WOIh. white flowen. •• Mi.s Su.le Hammiek. Atlanta, Ga., of Stat.lboro. 8atllrda,. lleptemba. lot flOm William.' hom••t 821 S...nn.h daint,. Local Social D. C. The mother or the .. Ington, Mi Ellaabeth Donoyon; Mill" Hon.man and fly. until half "'" o·eloek for the Bowc-JlaaUa' m.nu .oallated of Honored With ' Atlanta. Luc, aftor Avenue, The alllek. . < lIu.h .f the _'oad _, • bride chose a drells of Absinth Ga .• Mr••nd lin. Rob.rt out of Locatel; Jean Robertaon _I.ted the haole lire. Jim lin. llem Frank· f.mllie.. brid.1 part,. and en .. baked ham n.b .. ClINk. lad, ..... bean Retreat At will be dnootod to ...... n t,·· green aUk with skirt and H. I .Ipaca AUanta, Ga., Mr. Rh"en, Alex­ inservin«. lin. lin. R. J. III•• Eli. town l'uesiB. News .:, K.nn.d,. rauerole, potato puffa, d.orativi groupo In Impl_Uoa of ... re-embroidered aleneon lace top. andria, vs., and Mr. Mile. Gold.n· .. table was covered Birthday Party • ) • b.th Borrior lin. ....tt The aerving .. CAL' ' .nd Ev fruit Iada, plcklu. 011.1., aber­ DIo­ wore .hurch'. pro...... w_1t. . She a bronze orchid. cloth MITCHELL. ALLEN � t-; 1 �' .;. ,.., M Illedgevill•• G.. Di.ner Pa..l::r H .. WUII.m. wera ..... at • with a dark linen table 1 t " ho.te pre. green bert and Thu..... ••• Sept. " 'ews'" punch. On , nlnll. AUIl1l.t Epworth .ullion ,..upo .ra .. foO-.: (1) Mrs.' U.w!n., of the 0 ... N' '"OMit!; mothe,- Mi.. Mar7 N.I ••• a•• lliu and held a center 'Piece of Mag­ " .upper bonorine Mr. and lin. Bill StaftOl'd ·;I�f.. 't.r.. 'o�. w.ddlne MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED 28. of the South Georllia "La, 8peaII1.... (I, ''Oft B.. >iN wore a aneath of •••• •• ••• One hundred lI1Ielllo .tt.nded Laymon . c1f(t.,. groom Dior blue 5 4 T H n .... ••••1: H I.. rden flowers. 1."01. t·t,,. H.NI. Vi •• and Harold noUa leaves and DAN Lilt.., M." N.loon Bow.n .... Voters .nd II.. Bill Row. .ntertalned • Q Bulloch •• will hold th.ir an- Good Church lI.mber." (8' ,,�164. lace over this toflet. with •• ... covered .upper party. Co"'.r.n .� matching MI M.r, N.I Be... Thursday •••nlnll Mrs. Willi. •• The tables were guest on hi. Hallin Larry RIOwe 14th Birthday Sbo "Why I Am a lI.thodlot." ecceescrtee. Her Was a nuol ...tr.at .t Simon hl.nd. corsage Monday afternoon Mrs. 8. B. Cobb. Mr. and Mr•. W.lker Hill. hom. of the Staftord•. Th. County .t the are orchid. September 1·8. S•••lono to b. A full all.nd. will lII'eet lo,men purple Morris, Mrs. Bernard Morri. aad Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Coleman, Mr. d.lI.iou. 'hot dotl1l. lIueslo enjoy.d , Vows S held at .on. when ... at the lI.tho­ polcen Mrs. Aulbert Sr. w.re and Mrs. Leodel 1\Ir. Epwordl.by·the.S... they cI.t.r Bowen-Hagins Brannen, Coleman, and potato chips, pickles, punch and at m. on Gar"'" At 110m. of hostesses at a seated terence assembly camp- dist Center 3 :30 p. Sept­ RecepUoft tea com. nud. Mrs. Clyde Mit.cih.II. M ra, ••ke. The at­ and blrthd.y lIue.1o of Briel.'. Par••I. grounds. ember 1. More than 25 hOUH plimenting Alias Mary Nelson Bow_ Virginia Evans and Mil. Ann Ev­ tending besides the honor guest At First iJ\h. and !\II'S. The Board of Lay Activities sermons. addressee, and diacu.... William Abner en, bride-elect ot IHIS hosta at a Baptist Sunday September lit. were lovely dinner not been misled were Jack. Hulsey, Nickle Free­ have men the 600 to !Bowen were hosts ali a ",ill try to attract ions will make up the 1'etreat. festi\'e The tea was at the home of Hr•. ptll'ty at the residence of Mn. Jackie man, Brenda and Williams, the actt- of Garden Reception the B. B. Morris where Cobb. retreat. Chairman of lay Ben H. Griffin lay leader following lovely arran,e_ Jone•• Bobby. Billy and Peggy vltles board is Mr. WilUam Parks the AmeriauK District, i. chair­ wedding. Oriental lanterns, all In ments of old fashioned garden The wble in Lbe dining room WHford Smith, Wandt, Dianne, white IIIUnlll1atcd the beautiful flowers were of Rhine. man of the re\lreat'l planninc used in the decor, overlaid with a beautiful white Kennp and Cathy W'uters, Travis, Plablorm speaken for the Te- committee. garden. z.innins, crepe myrtle in shades of ot:'gundy cloth with pink linen Richard and Rusty Deal. Louise The treat will be John Owen tables were overlaid with rose in the den and roses In the tl'im lind held a Wine couler with oil of Stutes­ Bishop and Jimmy Hagan, 01 the Met­ bold and white tobltJ­ room. Smith, resident bishop Some of the people who get rich green litriped living n IIInlfSVC arrangement of garden falsehoods bOI'O, and Unda WiUlams, Stanley hodist AUanta aTea, and Dr. Al­ quick aret their money from peo­ coven�. edged in Wide white fringe. l'tfn. Bernard MorriK gteeted flowel's in Mhodes of white, ruse Waten and Judy �untree, nil of len W. Moore, international Met­ ple who think they will lIet ri... The center pieces were of yel­ the f,Cueats. nnd pink and pink candles cost II by Sa\'annan. low hodist evangelist. quick. and white daisies centered The tea table was covered with soft gluw over the room. At one n linen cloth The grownups attending were �th large Willinms;bu�·g h1:trl'i­ embroidered In a end of the tuble pUllch was served and (lOne globes with t.uflel·tI. chinese motif. In the center was the silver Mr. Mrs. Floyd Hulsey, Mr. buring fl'om punch bowl. . and Airs. Air. lind 't'he fucal point of the lCul'den a cnndelnbra with epergnettcs of The guests were greeted by Harvey Deal, Mrs. J. E. Mr. and Mrs. wns u beautiful !lowing fountain yellow roses, stephanotis and thtJiI' hosls. The dinner was sel'ved half-truths HagaJl, �'!_ & milt John Youngblood, Mr. and 1\1r8. against a background uf tropical is, lind completing thc ap- buffet lind assisting the hosts in CLASSIFIED ADS John MelraBe and IHunlS and slmsollui (Iowel's. 1>oIIItments yellow candles. sel'ving were Pratt and Edwin Motes, Sybie and Mrs. Gordon Free_ •• 'J1he tiered wedding' cuke waif The hostesses presented the Hill Dnd Sallie Dnd Susan Cole- Wat8I'B, Mr. '*======_==_===='*'*=====_ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Akins of rolled out on u lurge teu curt honoree .with a crystal ball 1111111. man, MI.. N... Ann Mltch.1I Mr. Edward WANTED FOil tALI: covel'ed in green tuffetu ovel'!aid III'edictillJ.:' hel' future. Stel'oe Music wns enjoyed tlUI'­ e:r Brooklet, Casey of ill white Nchmn WIlJi eyelet. MIII'Y very lovely ill� the entire cvening and pictures Mrs. T. L. Lovett of Wright.. ::::::::::s::n::s::::::::: :::IHn Mrs. Prince l\'lrs. Jim II ������� ��t��� ��v�n�;�ld�'\���I======Prmiton, \\'clIl'ing chnmpngne knitted wel'e mude of the group and will mar­ "ille, Georb';a, nnnounces the BIIY AND SELL USED .'OR SALE: 106 .cr•• land er.. WE !Plod Check und l'tlislf Helen UI'IUlilen dl'ess with accessories to match. be presented to the bride-elect ringe of her daughtcr, Mbs Nancy TIRES. Goodyear Urea for ..Ie. more or loss. 06 acreiiD cultlva­ cut thc cake. bcfore thtJ El­ wedding. Ann Mitchell, to Mr. Oharles Recapping aervtce for all tlr... tion. 6 room dwelling home, one Mrs. Bowen greeted her guests Seated Te. F.l:e. were invited. F'ifty guests bert Allen, Tuesdny, August 28th REVIVAL AT Flanders Tire Service, N,lrt...ide good tenant, house barns and etc. on the then wel'u Mi.. Mar, N.t.on Bowen lawn, they pre­ at six o'cloclt at the lovely home Orivt! Weat, Statesboro, Ga. 28tte Allotment 2.48 tobacco, 16 acra sented to the linc 1\Il'S. Tucsday afternoon Mrs. Frank Bride.maid. Luncheon receiving by oC Judge and Mrs. Carroll E. Reev­ I'ULASKI BAPTIST cotton. 2 miles north of Puluki, Everett Wmiams. In the linu were Mikell ond her Alison A to the dllughtcr, happy climax many es S. C. Ga. T. W. Cartee. 4tc·27 of Allendnle, Revival services for the Pulaski Mrs. Bowen, Mr. and 1't1r1f. Harold w�I'e cnoJrmingl hostC68es lit a �lCuutiful .rt.i� honoring Miss Mrs. Allen i. the grand.daught. Church will be held SALESMAN Vincent HaginS, Sr., the bride and !1eat(.... ten complimenting Miss Mal'Y Nelson Bowen, bride-elect Baptist begin· er of Mr. ol,d Mrs. Tyson 9th and FOR SALE: Three bedroom boul. was Let Leroy ning Sunday, September groom and lady uttendants. l\Iury Nelson Bowen. of Soptember 1st the Brides­ Let's WANTED of Stntesboro. with plenty of storage J!oom, two 1'he serving La,bles were co\'ered Their Lee Street residence was mllids Luncheon Friday given by Alter September the fifteenth Coreer minded baths, restricted area. Have lOaD with green and white cloths with lovely, fcsti-.'e setting was created Mrs. T. V. Wood and Mrs. Mnry representative, they will be at home in Pacos, 24-40, needed food committment for !<'HA and con­ the ,punch bowls at one end at with old fashioned (Jowefll, zin­ Dan Colcllllln of St. Simons Is­ nge by leoding TellO&. Hel'vlce and ventional loan8. Sale price COlt­ the end hurrlcuhe lIins, white mums nnd hydrangeas equipment supply opposite lamps Jund, Georgia. than .on the company. Salary of '160.00 per slderabJy leiS appraisaL J10ldmg CIU�eI'8 of ye-llow and tea wble covered with The scene of the luncheon was week plus hotel allowances dur­ AI.ln Ro.ker. Phon. '·2760. white chrysanthemums. 'rhe punch n cut work cloth WHS a beautiful ,libe Kings Kf.iChen, ;whure the Bird Sanders Returns From Betty Foy ing two weeks of training in Chi­ 50tfe buwls were presided oycr lJy Miss­ appropriate Ilorol BI'rangement 01 color note used was yellow and cago to sell China. Glassware, Sil­ � Maqporie lJurker and Noel white mUll1s. whito. Vacation Trip verware, Kitchen Utensils and HO:USEl FOR SALE: Th.... bed­ Uenson. Missull Janet Kraft and Trays held party sandwiches, Ccntel'ing the ta'ble was n brid­ 'MI'. nnd 1\Ir3. H. P. JoneH, Jr. EqUipment, Furniture and Furn­ room, IIvlnr room, dining room, Uecky Jordan kept the bridcs chucse crackers, olives nnd punch. al doll arranged wit,h Woodle and decoratively with their daughters, ishings, Linens, Paper Goods, and kitchen and bath. 329 Jewell MRS. HAROLD VINCENT HAGINS The were den. Itook. �u.�sts greeted by tulle fluffs and miniature bridal Deth have returned from a wonder_ Janitor Supplies to Hotels. Rest­ Drive. Can be seen anytime attn' Hostesses in the roolll wel'e their hostraes. flowers. on In a beautiful candle light with 8 high round neckline nnd gift BuUoch ful trip. They left Statesboro RurnnL" Schools 4·2968 Know that Clubs, 3 :30 m, Phone Included in the Hospitals, p. mony Saturday c\"'ening at eight. long tradlt.lonally tapered sleev­ Miss Dorothy Urannen, 1"11'8. Hub­ guests for this Miss Bowen presented, her at­ August 3rd. Were house guests and Institutions. Liberal commis­ 27tfe. Miu Nelsun the mitt·scction el't Donaldson, Mrs. :Sum ,l<'nuIK­ lovely tP.R were the honoree Aliss tendants with cigarette of and Mrs. J. E. Jon. o'clock, Mary Bowen,cere-, es, finely seulp­ Ilghters Lt. Colonel IIlons with, t 60.00 per week draw­ Rnd lin and Mrs. Wilburn Woodcock. Bowen. Mrs. R. L. Cone, Jr., AUlA and to the maid of she daughter of Mr. Mrs. WllIlnm tured above the controlled folds honor, gave es in Annandale, Virginia, spend­ Ing account arranaement upon FARM FOIl SALE at or­ Amelia Atrs. u A'bner Bowen. became the bride of of tho �kirL, which lell into a Mr. Frank Rushing the Robertson, Prince gold table IIghwr. ing four days sight seeing in and starting on territory. Territory Preston. MilA 2 Fannl one '10 acres, one 40 acr­ Harold Vincent Hug-inK the sec- court train. Brussels Ince embroid. gan, presented" program of beau­ Kay Preston, Mias The luncheon was served in around Washington, then to WhC'41 available consists 01 Statesboro. Janice 4 mil.. North state.boro .... ond, lion or Mr. Bnd Mrs. Hurold cred in sced pearls and 'Pondant tiful music during tne reception. Clark, Mrs. Hubert Ama_ counes and those attending were Inll. We.t Va. to vi.it Navy frio Kingsland, Valdosta, Tallahanee, e.. I Mrs. Bernard Is here in 301 In of RoeklweU. 40 ' lett alllht Hagins, Sr. or SUVDllnuh. cryHtnll4, formed nn nil-over pat- When Mr. and �rtI. Hagma son, Morris, Mrs. Miss Bowen, Miues Diane WoodS, Supporting . • . Ever since Marvin Griffin held his (shown above) ends, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Wuod, Carrabelle, Bainbridge, Albany, rally . ...tal B a B. 8. Mrs. H. ha. and also The Fil'st BUlltist Ohurch of tern OVCI' tho bodice. A Mantilln lahr during the evening tOl' Morris, L. Brannen, Lindo Coleman, Lynn Storey, Kay whose beautiful home was on the Dublin, Waynesboro, Statesboro, pond .llIht Mrs. DeVane muda pasture with gootL. Statesboro wns the 8Ctme of the of heirloom Orull8els lace framed wedding trip to Hi"hlands, Nortn Wabon, Mrs. W. H. Preston, Hilda Williams, Ann New_ Mountain. Spent two days there Ga., Fla. territor),. permnent Mrs. E. L. fenee. wedding, with the bride'" pastur, I her face and cascaded almost Carolina, Mrs. Hagins changed to Blitch, Barnes, MIIR man, Janet Kraft, Susan Haley, a lmown fact that and on to Lexington, for a short Write details to: it has been complete Bulloch County PO '·9524 Smith Hult silk Lynn Storey, Mrs. Robert Ben­ Barbara Cootes the Howard Clift Thom••• Rev. J. Robert officiating floor length. a Loallt colored of raw and hostesses. visit with 01'. and Mrs. Philip J'. Green, Personnel Direc. son, Miss Noel Benson and Miss vlfllted REV. MARVIN NAPIER 4t27", before a large asscmblage of re- Her bouquet wa" a cascade of with three-quarter sleeves and a Ripey. From there they Janet Kraft. ..r Mrs. EDWARD DON" COMPANY l.tI••••nd friend•. Mrs. William lilie. of the ••lIey. blue overblouee. She wore a cor$­ 8ow.n�H••ln. R.h ..1 Dlnaer Mrs. Jones's parents, Mr. and Rulnll throup Septemb.r 14th. Aliss Bowen was Smith, tho or...nist, Mn. Curtis MhlK Dlanc Wood, of St. Simona age of blue gardenias. After Sept,.. presented a Prior to the reh.arsal Friday S. B. Ziegler In Nashville, Tenn. Services will be held each nleht 2201 South LaSall. Stre.t WANTED TO BUY day buok her hostesses. for week Lane, vlolinl"t, and Mn. Willis Island, Ga., eollegs roomate 01 ember 16th Mr. and Mrs. Hagllu5 ,by ",ven'lng. IIhe BO'o\(en.Hagins Mr. Jones remaining lor the at 8:00 o'clock. Rev. Marvin Napi­ Chicago 16, lIIinoi. of Minn. IOtotst the the l'ark­ on MH. Jones and the ' "...... Putman Duluth, bride, wall maid of honor. will make their home in wedding Saturday, September Re- end, leaving er Ia the mlnl.ter and all I W.", ...... Voters "'sltl., it Bulloch p80 ••tl.. mark- T.a W•••• •• and For Th. BOlt In oel presented a prog1"am of nuptinl She woro a floor hmgth design er on South Main St., ecI.:r Aft.rno 1st, MnI. Prince Preston, Miss County girls who remained two weeks friends 01 the church and the pub­ Apartment. I' lI.nor. Mi.. •• N 80w.n Helen Jam_ � .nd· ....nd Top" music. Mrs. Putman sang, "God of 110ft green taffeta with Oeol'l'ia. ..,.1 .l,on Brannen, Mr. and Mrs. /.' back to State8bor-.9.� Ii. •• are Invited to at.. Inll .uttlne praotl cryst.1 Statesboro, Carl Sanders .e rany ' Port-·· Mrs. Charles es ..., •• 11 Frank Zoql.r .t tJ My Shepherd", "The Pledge' lKJuare neckline and brief .Ieewos, Among the Savannahians attend­ Olliff, Jr. and Mrs. Gunter, Mr. and Mn. A. B. tend. prl WANT.ED .! Men and women to Charlie Jo were .1 or Brookl.t Pulpwood Yarda.. and at the conclusion of t�o cere- the lolds of the bodice f9rming a ill8' Lbe Bowen-Hagina Wedding Mathews, delight­ McDougald, Dr. and Mrs. Roger work with rell.bl. eatebll.h.d Co. ltatooboro•• ful hostesses on At Phon. 784·8862. mon" "The Wrdding Prayer", by back cummerbund with a we,'c Mr. and Mra. M. Oliv­ Wedneaday after­ Holland and Miss Mary Storey membe'r�'the Revival D.,. Joseph cau,ht many bay...I.. .. good Mu.t own !.ran noon when ability G•• Phon. 'I'R 17881.lIGcky· flat ·bow .bo,.. a .enter p.nel Mr. and Mn. S. M. Helmey, they entertained at a entertained at a beautiful dinner IN JUST II MINUTES Nlrbt Dunlap. er, b. 21 to 6& of tea In honor of Mill at partation. ,ears Ford, GL ""e �Inal maMlh was, bl pleab IIweeping Into graceful Mr. and Mr.. A. S. McCurry, Mr. Mary Nelson party the spacious home of MTII. IF YOU HAVE TO Baptist .11' enjoyobl. work full or part "Ttl. Nlnete.nth Pum" Pur- luUneu. And Bowen wholJe wedding was an Preston on College �t Calvary by and Mra. H.rman Grefe, Mr. Boulevard, SC....TCH YOUR ITCH. No event time. expereience required will of half-after six o'clock . 0011. She ••rried • atyli••d bouqu.t •10. P.ul E. Mr. and Saturday ev.nln. Sept­ that occurred Your .. So back .t .ny dru.. .tor.. Wote..... traln. tmber during 40&4- Intorview Septom..... 7d1 lat. ITCH-IU:·NOT F.nnlne the ba.kcround for the of .oft y.llow fU1l1 mum. .nd Mra. Jobn Mr. and The dininll table wa. beautifully and that we will do things 9th. Qulell- drrlb&' FOR SALE· On. Ford Com PI.k­ I W.llbroek. September from 9:00 til 12:00. R,.om 110 I The lICene of the social overlaid a weddtnl' were palma, with a cent- croton leave., with accenta of lira. Kenneth Dew." Mi.. Dianne occasion appointed, with cut :�:Io��ekfl':h IJ��. b�!"I::;.tn,:s.:r.u� .r. Sh.II•• Good condition. PrIced Knleht Statooboro Ga•• wa. the beautiful work for lnaeet brt foot Bulldinll, ral foe.1 point. 1.1'&' ••ndl.tr•• I.mall y.llow blOn.o muJlll, Mr. and Mr.. colonial home cloth and centered with a )o'in. t!CMtna. ... It�, vef'J' reuon_le. W. R. NlWlome, Dew.y, Leroy Coati, NOW .t PO 4·3974. of Mrs. 'branched other .urla.ce raah_. Jl'RAHK­ with buml., tap.rs. flonk.d on 'Bride.m.lda w.re III.... Lind. Miu Kath.rlne MI.. Olliff on Lak.>iew Road. silver candelabra with 121 ..n St.. Pbon. 4-88&7. W.llbro.k. 1955-58 I .. IN OUUO COMPANY. Don",d Years 11.30. T-he GriHin were an mums the either lid. with tan white column. St. guests greeted the of and Coleman, Simona taland, Ga., Sally Itay, Mr••nd Mr.. William b)' epergne yellow ItlOp with rland. n- hostelles. yellow candles. .plrated .. of ...... Ann Newman, Henderlon, N. C., Ray, Sr., Mi.. Dottl. Porter, Mr. I The dinner was The served buffet e". A.II)tI\.trIca1 �m..tII M.. Bon.y. Clinton. N. C.. Ann and Mrs. Lew Br.win, Mr. and party appointments emphu­ Our Share to see Them Two church .... or­ were .Ith.r .lled the eolor note 01 and consisted of sweet our FOR SALE· und on ald. of th.' Oampben, GlrlMn, Ita, Pr_n Mra. Herbert M.inert, Mr. and yellow and turkey, ••• miles of roads and streeh In the paved ....n. at tremendlou8 reductio.. choir bank.d with n.ry and StatelbolO. white. Graceful .ummer f.lowers and IOUI' sauce, rice, crab-au-lTat­ many rail...... Lynn Storey. Mr•. G. C. Reddl.k. Mr.•nd Mrs. w.r. Se. Chris ...... b and Lamb'o PIaIIo with IaIP ••ndletree in •••h .orn. Th.,. wore d...... Id.ntl••1 to Andrew J. Mr. An· arti.ti.ally di.pl.yed throukh in, lady fingrr pea., dllhel of Bowen, Sr., n Sal 418 or. out ,the hon a con Real .nd O...... Boutli "'In Th. choir nil was dr.ped with th.t of the honor .tt.nd�nt. Th.,. J the Mr. 'JJi!lVtY 'roome, and the d'oeuvres, roUs, led Estate drew Bowen, III, Wil­ and state St Blateaboro. Phone I'() 4-8187. ..rIonda of hothoun ODIII"" wlll.h carri.d ••d of aoft dlnlnll table wo. ap· fruit ..I.d and on A.h.vill d. .• ot,II bouqu.1a liam Edward Bowen, Mr. and Mn • In.ltlnlll,. county •01 •• at Inkrval. with .Iu.t- pointed, overlaid with a linen iced tea and lor de.ert frozen lt10p ueht ,.llow .fucl mum. .nd ."'*'n Fred Quante, Mr. and Mfi. Cahin and In the Governors Mansion , ReeIt, Co. en of _hila mum.. 1'a1l ••nd.I.. 1...... Th. IIttl. flow.r lace cloth and held an and toasted nuta. clr". Waters, Dr. and Mra. Jul•• V�ctor, exquistlte .n.el cake, bra .ere lntenpened a.oftl the Honey Lockwood, Ann John.ton, arrangement of yellow and white Forty two attended this dinner Miu Carol Ann Victor, Dr. and dollars here at 30 Bel St I...... yatom column.. Th. wind.... were fill- mums, and ••• millions of Leeno Willi.....nd Elio. Holland Mrs. Miaelrma green yellow used in party. The spent Henry Feck, Freck, many •• for the room IImpl y_ ke.plnr e4 with Ulrhted candl.., a' the wore dre.s.a fashioned a Ionl' the living and den. Mr. W. H. M.lnert. )11.. Dori. from wlll.h tax rat\UIII ..... 01 which were &pra,. of ume Unea .1 the other attend. !From the silver punch bowl, Lew.I,. Social C.urt••, Prior To DIal 4-3'130 Meinhert., MH. 1.. H. Haeins, Mr. qul.k1y prepared. Farm .n .1..11u. anta. Mrs. Ed Qlllff served .offe. pun.h. Bo•••-Ha.I•• Nupl:lal. Southern and for education and Mrs. Ralph. Forb.l, Mr and Georgia book hOi be.n eopocIaI1Jl "len'ed pews were marked with Mr. Harold Vincent Sr. Auistlng in iSat,urday Miu Mary Ha.ln, Mrs. Geol'le F. Traver, Mr. and senln. strawberry morning Realton with Bulloeh eouaty eluters of whit. chI')'AIlth.mllm8 genfld a. hi. aon', belt man. short cake were MH. W. R. Lovett Nelson Bowen, memben of the Mrs. William S. Itay 11. Mr. md one to�. Xlna.'. and ibowere 01 white ..tin ribbon. Usben were Joe WU: and Mr.. Matt Dobaon of N••h· wedding party Rnd out of town Ad.ma, Mrs. J. Barry, Sr. and Dr. and Bullo.h Tim... The loyely 'brlde, �'''en In Edward Bowen, Henry Freck, ville, Tenn. pests were invited to the lovely Mrs. William Wetch.elbaum, Jr. • •• the deeds that have benefiHed all Bul� rio,. by h.r father. William Ab· Da.ld H.lrin •• Fr.nk Und.rwood. T:he honoree was presented a home of Mn. Frank Simmons, E L'£ C T many ner Bowen, \lJore a wedding gown Sam PrankllD Traver cup and saucer in her china. Sr. on Moore Street, for a Brunch Durham, OUI: of Tow. Gu••I:. l.cl.cI•• of aUk on de and .U Savan- five friends this at half alter eleven o'clock. Hoet. organza peau mar-lliam.ole, Al Henderson, of Ol:h.r Th.n 8 .. Thirty attended From and tea. esaes with Alre. Simmons Were loch at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison, County Georgia Revi.al Se...l.e will be held Mra. W. E. M.Doullald. Mrs. J. 'INIS' IN 1M. finD St. Marys, Georgia, Mr. and l.lrs. the Cal.ary Baptlot Chur.h hellln. TO THE CITIZENS OF D.U,lal:fu' Oul:.o.r E. Guardi•• Mrs. J. P. Foy. Mrs. Turner H. Brlcej Vidalia, Ga., Mr. Supp.r Parl, ning September 9th and running C••plim.nt. MI.. N.l••• Frank Smith and Mrs. J. B. A•• • and Mrs. James Jordanj Canton, M.1'7 throullh September 16t,h. Servt... ••• trade Bow n. Hanl. VI.c•• 1: ritt. • • for increased tourist Ga., Mias Becky Jordan, Canton, Halin. • his will be held twice dolly .t 7.1& T.... S.co.cI Louise greeted the guests. suppor.t Ga., Mr. Jamel Jordan, Jr., Can­ a. m and at 7 :80 ,po m Special BULLOCH. CANDLER. Wedneaday Dr. and A white color scneme was car­ ton, Ga., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas evening music has been planned. SHEFFIELD Mn. Hunter ried out in the decor. The de­ Robertson and their Nelson and family; Charlotte, .01 daughter, MilS Amelia Robertson, licious food. were served buffet Gueat minister \Mill b. Re•. North Carolina, Mrs. C. W. Boney; ••• his active interest to increase Mr. and Mrs. Nath Holleman and from sUver tray. on the dining industry William L. Fair.loth. paotor AND EVANS COUNTI CHnton, N. C., Miss Mae Boney; (Bill) Miss Harriet Holleman, Mr. and table, which was centered with a of the Rosewood Baptl.t Church Clinton, N. C., Mias Mary Honey­ LT. GOVERNOR AIrs. Ike Minkovitz and MilS Donlla lacey arrangement of white cle­ Carl Sanders of Columbls, S. C. Everyone is cutt; Clinton, N. C., Mrs. Justin Alinkovitz and Dr. and Mrs. John matis. frolU the silver service Mn. Invited to attend. It was also an­ I .m a candidate tor the Democratic nomination for St McNeill; Lumberton, N. C., MiaB Mooney were hosts at a delightful Guardia poured coffee. The dain­ nounced the a Memorial Building Billie Honeycutt; Lumberton, N.C. Forty·Ninth Senatorial outd supper compliment­ ty clematis was used also in an Pond has ,been planned to honor Georgia Mr. and l\Irs. Lewis Forahee, Jack­ .... party ing AftI,s Mary Nelson Bowen and epergne on the buffet with green the memory of Rev. J. W. Groome, sonville, Fla., Mr. and Mfft. James COUNTY Primary. Harold BULLOCH of the Church. Vincent Hagins the aee. candles. former pastor H. Cheek; Do)·tona Beach, Fla., 12. 1962 ond. The beautiful garden sur. On the terrace over-looking September Mr. and Mrs. Jere Newton, Mr. According to the announcements While I have no announced opposition in the Pri rounding the home of Dr. and the beautiful garden was a table and Mrs. William A. Way, Mrs. all funds received will be uaed 1\lrs, was covered with a lavender doth. The Robertson the setting I feel no less an to to v J. W. Gunter, Mr. and Mn. A. C for the nc:w auditorium and those grateful. obligation ask you (or this party. focal point of interest there was Oliver, Mrs JUlUllS i"loyd Coleman, wishing to make contributions are Tilbies were set up and covered an arrangement using ,purple grap_ ligation to serve you as best I can in the 3...at•. Misses Linda and Mury Ellen Cole­ asked to contact Mr. Val Hudson, witlh red nnd white checked es. At one end was the and cloths punch For Po­ man, Mr. Airs. Thomas V. Will Vote church treasurer, Mrs. J. C. and were centered with wrought bowl with lime punch in which I have lived in in Bulloch Cou Wood, Mr. Thomas V. Jr.• church clerk or t,he pastor. Statesboro. for Seven Woods, Iron well, 'yo continuously Fifty hurricane lamps. were frozen purple grapes. At r Mias Dianne Wood, all of St. Sim­ The delectable served the base of the bowl were Iresh and I reel that of n in in Educa. ons supper years. my years Business. Banking. Island, Ga .• Miu Edna Law­ buffet, consisted of cock­ grapefl and green leaves. experience, Ann shrimp Nevils WSCS lion, Sandersville, Ga., Miaa tion and in times a bad. have me an into tail, charcoaled turkey peas with From another table, holding a HEAR HIM Farming. through good given insight Newman, Henderson, N. C., Mrs. mushrooms. curried rice and gl'l\_ silver compote of clematis, home Willis Campbell. Griffin, Ga., Aliss most of our every· day problems. \,ey, molded green plum Mind, made cake, and individual bridal Met Ann Campbell, Griffin, Gn., Mis.s Thursday tra)'s of hors d'oeuvres, french squares were served. Joann Donnerberg, Macon. Ga., The N.vil. W. S. C. S. met I to work with bread and rolls, tea and collee and Guests included the honorees. expect closely you Miu Susan Haley; Douglas, Ga., Thursday afternoon in the home two delicious home made cakes. Miss Bowen and Harold Hagins, times do the Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Durden, l.tet­ of Mrs. Walton Nesmith with Mrs. best I can in the Senat for my District Ind m,...... Again. I Their gift to the honor guests Mr. and Airs. W. A. Bowen, Mr. WTOC·y.y· ter. Glt.., Mr. and Mrs William Oharles Deal as co-hostess. waa a Griffin Deluxe outdoor Mrs. Harold Hagins, Sr., Misses ve this office without and I will H. &Till. Marvin a opposition. Brown; B,·un8wick. Gu., Aliss Mrs. J. M. Lewis rendered .INU' IN 'HE FIELD IECAUSE, Gueata were Misa Bowen and Linda Coleman, Ann Newman, Mae Alarion Brown and Bill Brown, very inspiring program. The meet­ .. II IMI ONLY CANDIDA,.. WlIM THI Harold Hagins. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boney, Ann Campbell, Kay Pres­ friend and a man not tied to the 'selected' group but YnALnY O. 'l:irun9wick, Ga., Mr. Bnd Mrs. Wil­ a proven ing was calJed to order by Mrs. YOUTH AND IMI Bowen, Mra. II. Bowen, Mr. and ton, Lynn Storey, Joe Adams, Wil­ IXI'IIIINCI O. 14 nAil liam Herndon; BrunSWick, Ga., Lewis in the obsence 01 the presi­ Mn. Harold Vin<:ent Hagin, Sr" liam Edward Bowen, Henry Freck, • UGlIlATlYI ..IVlCI Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Williams; 9:30 10:00 P.M. dent. After whieh the hostesses Sincerely. and Mrs. H. H. Hagins of Savan_ David Baclns. Frank Underwood. serve all Bulloch and all ol3)'l\'aniD. i'll'. and l\lrs. ::;tephen dedicated to County Georgia served delicious refreshments. lIP. JOHN E. nah, Mr. and Mrs. Atys Sam Durham, Franklin Traver, SHEFFIELD, JR. , :sewell; Kinston, N. C., Lt. and Williams, Sylvania, Miases.Mae Boney, Cliu­ AI Henderson. Mrs. Willis Put.­ Solicits Your Vote and Aus. hany Boya, Jl·., Alexandria, The noun adult fall. to proper· Support ton, N. C., Linda Coleman, st. Cheek, Mrs. Prince PI'�aton, Miss Va., Mr. �nd M.rs. H. W. Clarkj Paid Political Ad (or Marvin Grlfln by Local Supporiel'll Iy describe some of the people 'We .. fte ...... be. 12 D...... atlc ,...... Simons Island, Ga., Susan Haley, Diane Wood, Mrs. Willis Cump­ ry Alexandria. Vu., Mrs. Wilham'!'. 6tli know who are well over 21 years Barbara Coots, Douglas, Kay Pres_ bell and Mrs. Vlrcinia Smith. Tonight. Thursday. Sept. or age. • THE BULLOCH 'l'IMII8 Buada, wltlller. and lin. Tho... LlttI. Luanne Ruahlnc la .,.nd. 1962 Aad.non. lac thl••uk with IIr. and M.... Mr. and Mn. Jame!! B. Lanier THE BULLOCH TIMm Thuncla)', SeptalbIr" N.w Casf/. Jerry RushIn... M...... WU... H. II' and Lanier .pent laM week Miss McArthur ��II&' IkCAL_L Jimmy SEE AND HEAR GEORGIA - aouoca COUNTY Sunday aft.rnoon IIr. and Mn. Denmark STATESBORO, Intereot to their end In Charlotte, N. C. with Dr. Elmo lIaUard aad daupter, carol Mr. and lin. Paul Wate.. of Of many UDCISE IWI" lnuU BROOKLET friends In Bullooh .... and Mra. Raul Buelvaa. It, C.r M. c••" H••• low volume. An oven which 11 too Nevils News News "sited with the Delmaa Ku.bln.... Savan..h spent /th.. week end Count, Will Teach PI... 1_ H. children of Springfield. Ga. spent the marrla1l8 01 III.. Fa, Ne.. Army Speclalla! hot may alBa reduce volume. eac Hold Mn. D. D. A"'_. 11m Wynn of State.boro apent here with her crandmother, Mn. News S. WI. the T hers Mrs. C. Oromley O tr••I.. A.ont with Mr. and Mrs. Coy of Mr. and lin. McCall•••, who.. wife, A cake which JI in the the week with hla H. L. Akins. mlth. daulhter Luelle. last of humped _adpa_ta, guest for. few days week F.ilu . IIr. and AIbert Nesmith of Register and NEWS C f Cak. center be due to Piano In th�r:ee�o�:�':�:a�s ,!iu.n�:. �::.:��Y .... Jerry Ruabln. IIr. IIRS. R. R. BETTEROWER and p.renta, IIr. and .n. Oar­ in m.y using the Sept. and lin. JIm H. Strlcldaad. her sister, Mrs. E. E. Proctnr Burnham Pre Planning and Mikell and Wilson. son of Mr. and R.lter.... ever had 8 cake come or too and lin. L. A. and IIr. of Garry Sapp Bobby lIoute It, Mn. J••• A. Have you wrong type of flour mue" and Mn. R. C. Martin had Ha.loburot, IIr. and Mn. lam. IIr. and loin. S. A. Harrison of field McCall, II.,. OB I. Millen. When the schools open September Mr. of spent ------11 out of the oven that didn't coke flour. An oven which i. too 'and Mn. IAroy Lee. e. Ru.hlng and children of Statel. Johnnlel\oberll Bavanpah with just as their Mr. and Dinsmore, Florida. IIr. and lin. Rocky Ford, partl.I...... Screws Mrs. third there will be another plano gueat Sunday, Sessions of Mr. and lin. D. D. Anderson. o!t 8g!:�:� M.,.. Mattie �nd look Almost everyone .has uneven heat or boro were cltnner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and �hr;h H:::rtllOl:�:�d more than .... All' ri"M'! hot. dletrfbutlen, Mrs. W. F. McNure, Mr. and Mh. peat. Sunday wanace Mltchen of CIutoJi _r. 70.0" Arm, were Mrs. T. W. Nevill spent Sunda, BulJoch Teaehen wood Church on Satur· Era Brown of Statesboro had a bad at one time or too wUl also teacher availeble to the in The Count, of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. L..ter have B.rbara .nd Norabob B.ptilt in Ib__ Mrs. J. H. Hinton, Home-mak­ product b.klng long give • public lin. Otla Ruml.... aupper ....uts on iliIIlt Akins daughten, Foree penonael Mr. and Mrs. Waltel Maurie Hill and daughter's. their of .. Thunda, 1st pesb 1alt week nt the home of another. Let's ceneidee some of held second day pre-plan to their home In returned to their holll. In day .fternoon, September by STRIKE a _ .. ing teacher at Southea8t Bulloch humped cake. Statesboro. moved ...k have SWIM' II, t'.::;r�ith the Frank I. Williama re­ the p.stor, Rev. GUI Smith. District Mr. and M ... J. T. Whitaker. tho most common eauees for cake The ITaln of the cake Is ..... ·Mr. and Mn. Ernest Tootle and nlng In Statelboro after .p.ndlng the MI.ml, Fla. after a villt with U. 9. Strike Command .. School. at·tended a I High .. Dell W.II the belt man 1\1 IS!I PearI IIcArthur, a June Wanda Martin 1.lt 'week Center at Georgia Southern Col in Statesboro. Bealley of Home Mrs. D. M. Gl'lffin of Sparks, t..Ilure. important. If there large IIhol." spent sen, mddie, Mr. and Mrs. James summer monthll out here at their lativel here and In North and South Carolina that meeting making teaching Mrs. J.nelle Nesmith was ma- color I" often caused with Mr and Mn. Lenard Den- on Tuesday, Aucult 28. The and School last Wed­ Ga. "penti Ina wecjk with her Uneven In the cake It Is probably due to graduate of Brenau Oollel'e re- Burnsed end son spent few days lege count!')' home. Mr.•nd Mn. Jame. Olfers of ended Aug. 17. at Metter High 1..·on of honor and attendant, not the cakes In the uneven of mark of Statelboro. of was given ·by Re,·. and on1y d.ughter, Mrs. Hoke Brannen. by placing mixlnr Ingredlenta. ceived an AlB She WAIl a last week In the mountainl inspirational Rev. C. K. Everett and IOn, N. Y. visited Mr. nesday. Degree. Pittsburg, a was held in the ,oclal The Strike Command unltell ee­ oven Cakes should be Firat Preeb,.teri. reception Mr.• nd Mrs. Fred Lee of Jack­ correctly. This il caused by not turning tile Mr. and Mn. O. A. Lanier, Mr. North Oarollna and TenneSllee. John Livingston, Ken of Dublin, Georgia were din. Mrs. Alton White, Mr. and Mrl. plnno major with a minor In organ hall of tho the bride and leet A and Air Force unit. a. last 110 that the do not or an and the church, rmy Mrs. W. H. Upchurch spent e Fla. visited relatives here placed pans mixing bowl scr.plng the ai_ and Mrs. WilHam Powell, Mr. and Ohurch, Statesboro; ner lalt of Mr. Otis Mrs. Janie Akins and mville, under Mrs. Eltu. Hoi. guests Sunday Ansley, left on a short an te.m graduating and Tootle ..... nd .. groom wedding air-ground combat that week end in Collins, the guest of last week. touch each other or the sideR of of the bowl during the mlxlac Mrs. McCorkle and children Mr. Mrs. Bobby welcome by Bulloch Count,. Super and Mn. Clinton other relatives lalt week. mes Feldmann. Miss Me.Arthur Ray Rushlnc. after which will live In cun move into action the oven. If are on a few last week Mr. H. P. trip they Iwiftly an,. Mr. and Mr8. Billy Upchurch. Robert. Minick and Jerry Minick they placed process. Using ingredienta, .... were in S.''Bnnah to lee days rintendent 01 Schooll, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. God. Haleher of Griffin, will nlso be an assistant at Geor- Sunday son'� sp�nt Sunday Mn. Annie Statesboro. in the world. one In place two shelves should nol be di. which are Florida. . 1\1rll. Jone Olmstead o( Conn., attended R Hardwllre Con\'ention podany "hortenlng, too the new Savannah touring Womack. bee had dinner at Sun and Mrs. Southern in the plano depart- Ship. out berry Ga. Is guest of Rev. some time rectly below the other. cold will also caulle this uneven gin of discu88ion ,� the who h a8 been spending in Atlanta last week end. Mr. and Mn. Fr.nklyn I Topics Reeves ment under the direction of Mr. Rulh'n.. Mrs. A. L. Davill 1ast week in Lodge. Hoyle. 1 homemakers find that texture. "Focus on with her grand-parents, Mr. and MT8. Pn'fri8h, Mrg. Many and 80nl with Mr. morning were Chance," from Sylvcllter apent Sunday . Baltimore, Mr. . Mn Jam. Returning Akinl is do .Jllek Broucek. While at Srenau Savann.h with Mr and Mrs. Janie visiting had the mis- theil' cakes not have good vol­ A denBe compact cake Ie •. New Mn. F. W. Hughes, 8ula Freeman Rnd Miss Nanc,. very and Mrs. Tecn Nellmlth. "Physical Fitness", "Why to Shellman. Georg'la. Cifen rn Pitts­ WDS of Mu es H . Jones . Maryland. and James at due to she president Phi Ep- Mrs. forture of breaking her arm last Parri!lh visited Mr. nnd Mrs. ume, Under-mixinll Ilny stage usually overbe.tinw the Mr. and Mr.. Harold Smith and Mathematics", and ',What'll Ahead Mrs. J. J. and Mrs. G. W. Let Do It! Guy Milon musicRI member of Shealy burg', N. Y. George during the mixing and especially cake batter during the addition of sorority, Studies." Featured week. Freeman and children In Cairo lon, Hal spent Sunday with Mr. Mr.•nd Mrs. J. P. Sharp were in Social apeak. Norman visited a tew days with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Newman, in the where flour .nd milk. the Honor Court, orgftnist for the JOHNS MANSVILLI Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simmons week end. stage dry Ingredi­ and Mrs. Robert of Mr. and Mrs. L. era fol' the occasion were Dr. as during the 'and member of Smith. gueat Sunday their daughter and sister, Mrs. Jr. pnd family spent t.,t week ents and milk are added alter. Remember, when bakln8' a vesper Mervlces, Marvin Simmons. J. n. Simmons tlt!rs. Milwce Rushton of At­ Mr. and Martin and A. Burnham of Savannah Virginia P. McNamara, Georgia Delmas Jr. and Mr. R-ush. •• Mra. Chaa. Sut­ Phi Mu Hoclal Mrs. Bobby Rushing, guests of Mr nd ROCK WOOL INSULATION all of nately will produce cakeR with cake be sure to follow the Instruc­ sorority. of and Mn. Leon Kicklighter, Innta nnd J. A. Minick of Macon with Mr. nd ing, Jr. and lon, Ohip. ton at Palm Harbor and Vlear tion" Have all ingred_ Savannah visited Mrs. John Wood_ were of relatives carefully. I r, n rccent guest!i After August 30 she will be in ;:�d�;:, s�::r d er, VB e re a" ves �������! �rv��li� H����m�� Monday Labor Day Mr. and Mrs. Water, Fla. CAR PORTS AWNINGS ient" at room unlea s.::;::1 augMrh·tand NMrs.eysaChalrllt"d Deall,ol Rev. W. E.. Chapple haR Inade temperature of EdUcation Department Jr. cock Thursday. here. Statesboro at the home of l'.Irs. SonI'Na elmIth'II doing nlcel), in Savann.h the Paul Weten, Savannah and Mrs. Mr. ond Mrs. D. L. Hendley. statel otherwlle. be Sunda)'. GEORGE \ of the announcemt!nts in recipe AIBo, Southern CALL urn 764:2644 Luncllcon fIlUMta Monday Roy E. White, age 60. of Sav- follOWing Grover Brannen, Phone 4·2397. .fter. tonln operation last week. Goorgh. Oollege· and H. L. Akins were dinner guests of and family and Mr. and Mrs. careful to measure everything ac­ ..... �'rs. S. BNnnen were Mrs. of died reference to the work of the Met­ deli a Mr. and Dr. Herbert of Meeks and Y...... '1•• A•• 1.lula'io Hoke annah, formerly Brooklet, Anyone ring to register Mrs. Buddy Anderlon You may have noticed th.t the Blce, Georgie'South Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Akin•. James famUy spent hodist Church. curately. You may also want to J. H. Griffeth. Mrs. J. L. Minick lallt week In Savannah at the home stiudent with Miss McArthur may spent Sunda)' with Mr. and Mrs. manof seldom ern College. Ml's. W. A. Mra. lalt Sunday .t Savannah Beach. BULLOCH HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE check your oven with a thermo. intel'rlty Anderson, A Is set for was dilmissed at and Mn. W. D. Lee. of his siliter, a ill- nuney being up cull Mr. Jack Bruncek .t 4-2623 or W. H. Moore of 'BrookleL a lecture the vlnurea of In. The meeting Thom.. and children following long meter to make sure It ill nt the upon spent Friday Helping Jim Phlllipa, atar pall-calchln, end of the Loa An- A DIFFERENCE the hour deliVerlj THERE IS Mr. and Mn. Bell nnd neb15. Other lIurvh'ors are three morning worship begin­ 4-3919. Mr. and Mrs. Sikes and 1 :00 m. Savann.h. er George A ttentlon to Layton tetrrlty. p. In !fror�:��, �'i��e:p::tdla!::.�t lIelea RamI, lel In shape for the 11182 profelllonal lootball 9. proper temperature. Mrs. home. Miss Ann BeH or Albany. Mrs. Gordon and Homer White nlnJ: Sunday, September Mr.. A. and here at Fuller's sealon brothers, these hints will relmlt in higher, JkJibn McQorkle with a refrelhlng nonfat milk loaol are a couple en- Hugh Belcher and children. LeMlee of SR\'Rnnuh lind Ihrold White of The week day Uiblo School will Norma Gene of Mrs. Mr. and Mro. Cloyce Martin IIghtel' cukell with an even tex­ Statesboro, terprlslng lad. whose lathers AIIO know lomethln, about and Cauandra of Hoboken wore begin Tuesduy, September 11, ECONOMAT SPECIALS SEPT. and children. Jane and Tew spent A uguMtn, lind " 8.7•• Marvin Rimel and little Usea Ann and are ture - Waterfield lovely golden brown Gold Note PILLSBURY BALLARD Beach. throwing catching passes. They Tommy were imrnedilltely after school. their vacation at spend�theaday guests Wednesday Funeral services conduct- color. of J.ekaonville, Florid. and Mrs. Sava�nah left, and Win" Hirlch-sons of former Ram lreats Bob was week W.� of Mr. The WeKlley pro­ Mrs. C. A. Zetterower and Mrs. W. L. Bousley. cd ut Fox nnd WlIuk" Funel'o) Founcr,.tion A Delicious Cake Mamie Letha Bowen visited Mr. lerfleld and Hirach. led National Foolball Recipe: of Mrs. Ha. Elroy Phillip. Ille Parrish hRS been liome In lind interment �1'1I11l will begin Sunday morning, D. end gue.t her sister. Nancy Snvllnnah. Slr••berr, C...., 10 Can. and Mrs. D. Anderson Satur. received 1alt year. �Iss at Blltchton. �!� ����es 16. u galt Mixon _ ViSIting .10r some time wUh re· was nt Followlihlp MiMMionury Bup- Selltl!mbul' Jerry Walton, 1 box white cake mix Blscuil $1 day .fternoon. 1-----'-=-'-"------ministerial �tudellt will conduct Mr.•nd Mrs. J.mes Harril and lath-el In Florida. tist Ohurch ncar here. 4 Mr. and lin. E. C. Akin•• eggs pent w c;a; ICI_ of Rev. Hel'vlce:i each first und third Sun­ little daulhter of Statesboro .... 1 children. Wrightsville. spent Grayhlll Page and Mr8. Mr, und 1\Irs. Frunklin Lec WCl'e I cup buttcl' or vegetable oil OLEO Saturday night with IIr. and Mn. .... dinner luelte of Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Wood of Sparks were dlnncr I \lOsts lU8t ut their dlty morning. He iK U Renior ot FANCY CHINTO Sunda), �r. �nd guest Friduy night 1 pk". stl'llwberry Julio Howard Thompson at Alma, Geor. Mrs. SouUtern a Mra. Otis Ansley. Rigdon. of nnd .. [HEAR and Hoke Georgia Collegc Tuesday Mr. Mrs. home to the membcn or the Coup. 1/2 cup wilter Good houMk••plng lesion to learn gla .nd on Sunday they .U en LEEFIELD locnl early. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jonea and Mr. OUs Conley of AUanta Brannen. les Bridge Cluh. A lovely salad preacher. lcup fl'o7.en �tl'awberries, drain­ the at Jekyll hland. Joyed day Mr. Rnd Mrs. H. H. Zetterower visited Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Con- Mrs. lV. D. Lee visited her moth_ '1lintc WIlli !oierved the hostess. Last Wednesday night Joe In­ ed. RICE Sibs 83c afternoon with by Visiting Sunday were dinner of Mr. and chull'man the Brooklet guestl ley during the Labor Day week MrR. It. R. Walker at welcomed liS grum, of Softcn jello in the 1/2 Mr. and Mrs. Delmal e�. gruup Hflecial cup 2Lbe29c Pro"idea RUlbing and on Mn. Proctor NEWS Ville School Board of Edu­ Only Electricity Frank Sunda, end. IR8t week end. guest" 1\11'. nnd Mrli. John God_ Elementary wuter. Combine other ingradlentl IOn were and Mn. Hines-111hC Mr. Ray Trap. Augult 26th. Otherl prellent were Mrs. J. W. catioll and Mrs. enter­ Robe�t.son. JI'. spent bee. Mrs. Wnrnell Denmal'k won Ingram nnd blend all together in electric nell. MRS. E. F. TUCkER IaIt week end In tnlned the Brooklet mixer ut Water 8r�:kl:��n�raDo�:r:rJ!����r :� Sanders Atlanta, the guest score Iprize (or und Elementary leust 4 minutes. Bake In Heating Carl high IlIdim., fJ�m!�! :�be'!! ::·el��0�·M�7t!��0�::: the fiftieth an- of Mr. and Mrs. J.mes WOIi mon'" School I"'uculty nnd othen mem­ three O-inch pans for 30 minutel ,.Itcnded weddlnl ¥urbrough. :terry Minick high. Blr.h A•••u.ce.e.' .. and Miller and daughte , Mr. bers of u niversary celebr.tlon of Mr. and tho school board with at 350 degreel. Mr. and Mrs. Kendan Ander· Mr. The Y. W. A.'s met at the Modem mothers teach their daughtel'8: The Mrs. W. L. Zetterower. Jr., Hartwell In S.vannah stuak - stick butter Mrs. H.ir sUl,per at the Forest Hei­ Idng 1/2 IOn announce the birth of a chul'ch on of last more the more need son, and Mrl. C. W. Zetterower, and Monday night .fternoon. •...... Vlub. 1/4 hot water you need. you last Sunday , ghts Country strawberries, Wesson on Barry Kendall, on Saturd.y, Aug. Mr. and Mn. Jake Moxley. week with Mrs. Jack Morton as Those the ��:i�:�zen IY2Qu69, a quick·recovery electric water heater. Mr. and Mrl. Charlel Tucker of from TIfton. Ga. enjoying hospitolity uat 26. Mrs. Anderson la the form. Miss Anniel.urle Moxley of leader. Speaking of Mr. lind Mrs. Ingrum were Mr. 1 box confectioners sugar Grove t..kel vllited relative. here • It supplies gallons and gallons of hot water er Mi811 Verse), Sapp of Mana88U, Augullta spent the week end and Mr. and Mrl. Ellis Oampbell LOANS • nlld' Mrs. John Godbee apecial Crcam butter and sugar, add nnd Patricia of on Tuesday .fternuon of lallt wltliout combustion. No by·products. No Ga. taLol' Uu)' with he.. parenti, Mr. daugter, Wril'hta- guests, Mr. and Mrli. T. E. Davis, the dl'ained frozen IItrawberrlel ville visited Mrs. D. H. Bennett week. noise. heat wasted and Mra. Jake Moxley. · Mr. und Mrs. Lestcl' Mr. "'hili. und the layers, will be � fumes. No soot. No No up lust and attended the Ha- Mrl. J. O. Whtte and daught- � . Wuters, Cl... M••U•• A",..I' 2& Mrl. D. W. Lee and children of Sunday 8 lind pl'etty pink color. a vent or flue. there is no flue. your at Dashers. Ann and Barbar. Mrs. September Mn. Ed Wynn, Mr. nnd At". (Because At the community club house Savannah visited Mr. and Mra. gnn reunion erl, Sue, Saturday. / R. C. Mr. want it A crowd attend the Scott Brannen and sona Murtln, Rnd Mrs. Jerry 9, electric water heater goes where you on M.... H. Emory DeLo.ch .nd other rela- la,..e George · ia�';iriiouse� Tuesday afternoon, MONEY PRO.LIMS . Mr. Mrs. which was held at the and John all of Statesboro Kennedy, lind E. D. Lani­ NABISCO SUNSHINE -even in a clothes closet or under the stairs.) H. Godbee and Mrs. G. E. Strick. tives here durinl' the week. rcunion, my Mr. nud Mrs. $84,500 Industrial Leefield houle on 1.lt wel'U visitors hel'e Friday after- er. John F. Spence, ,land were hOltess for the New Jone and Tew Martin spent community � PEANUT KLUSTER 39c HIHO lb. 37c The electric water heater has a long life. noon. Broadcast over Radio, · . Mr. and Mrs. Ruel OHfton, Mrs. I , I CasUe Home Demonstration Olub, Monday with their grandparent., Sunday. work when needed to heat Mrs. Hubert Campbell and Carl Bragg of Mc- Uupert Olarks, Mrs. W. D. Lee, Loan Given Electric units only with Mrs. Gear, Agent and Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jones. (Buzzie) Oounty thft week end at home. MONIY Miss Ollie Mae Lanier and Miss continuous of Mrs. Fred Boatwright of Clax- Rae, apent Tom-I PURCHASES - water. No expenditure energy, sixteen ladies ARMOUR'S STAR MORRELL'S PRIDE LEAN MEATY being pl'esenL u"t 20th. at the home of Mrs. Wal- S.- .. • Ann Gartee. ton last week with Mr. and Mn. Georgie Br.nnen of Jo to deteriorate metal surfaces. The was the spent no flame meeting o,)cned by tel' with Mrs. Jake Mr. Mn. Mr. At Vidalia Mrs. Dorman DeLoach. Royal Moxley vannnh, II villUng and Rnd Mrs. Harold E. Kennedy 1'1 would be True" Station WWNS group linl'ing co-hostess. Mlu Linda Royal gave Blois ProMer. • of Jo'itzgel'ald, of Brook­ rates can make the cost amazingly Mr. and Mra. J.ke Moxie), vilit.. • formerly An $84,600 indultrial loon to Special 'and "Clinibing Jacob's Ladder", led BULLOCH relatives in the devotional and in pruyer. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Perkinl let, announce the birth of a Ask us how. Then make an electric ed Augusta Monday. daugh finance conltrucUon of a low. with Mrs. Delmas Rushing, Jr.•t Mrs. Wilbur heil) 1 Mr. and Mrs. DeLoach Fordham, presl- and children visited Mrs, Leon • • tel', Septtlmber I, In the Ben Hill next toward total. the Emory CRIDIT CORP. ncw building for use by a Vidalia water heater your step ,piano. dent, over tho businesl afternoon. and Mr.•nd Mrs. Tom Waters and Jleslded Perkins, Sunda), Hospital. Belore her marrlaged Mrs. Carol the de. Georgia, cur-troller manufacture; electric You'll be glad you did. Snipes gave meeting. games were and Mrs. Minick had 5:00-5:30 P.M. 30 N. MaIn living. Mrs. H. B. lanier were In S.van· lntereltinr Mr. Tyrel St. PO Mrit. Kennedy was Miss Ann Hen­ a 4-1>109 cruuting 125 direct new in a Neck votional also read poem were as Jobs Bones lovely the won. recent • • nah afternoon, havtna enjo),ed prizes supper guelta, Mn. Oar: S..taboro drix. daughter of MI'8. W. L. Hen� town of Sunday 7,659 popUlation, has en.n to towa.rd "JUlt For the Day" followed by Ask how 1VC pall ItP ,t!DO wiri"a been -called down there on ac- drlx and the late Mr. Hendrix of bcun Rede­ I' nPlll'ov(l(1 by the Arell Cbuck •. 'Dra),er served. MrII. J. H. of 1i1ltl better Griffeth Athens. horne SCI '110" can electricalil/ 'f count the de.th of Mn. \ �onr rcfl'eshmenta, wer� 1•••••••••••• 1frookJet. velopment Administration, U. S. Pre�ldeJ oYer the businels part ,of To,. W.ter s brothers de.th. �n�o�ur�._d:a:ln�t:y�O�IY�n�Le�e�.�M�rs�.�J�.�L.��M�ln�l�.k�.:n:d������!!!!!!�!!���!!���!!�� DCI1ltrtmcllt of Commerce, it was of the meeting were Mrs. Gordon ;�D�U�rl�ng�t�h�e�s�o�clba�1 "nnonnclld todoy by ARA in the absent of our Acting Anderson Ha"lII. W. M. lI. AdminiHtl'ntol' HUl'Oid W·. WiI­ prellident, Mrs. Delmal RUlhing, The of the IInIlIH. I'egul.r meeting Sr. Harvilie W. M. S. met with lin. The lonn is mude being to the !29c The minutes stood approved aa Owen Andenon on 27th. Vlclulia Augult Development Authority to read by Mrs. H. H. Godbee .nd a cover of the cost of a new Roast purt ARMOURSSTAR treasul')' report was given by Mn. ;�: :;�;�:'it: i!y���'r��:!:'! ! A Good ,Lesson building being Icnsed to Ohlckushn Jim H. Strickland. effectively prelented by Mn. Mobile Homes. The AltA loan TENDER HIAVY WESTIRN Mrs. Gear put on a Health and W.lter Ro),.l. After the bUline.. will rUIl fol' ten yenrs Dnd will meeting, the hoste811 served de­ heill' un unnuol intercRt rate of 4 IIOUND licious refreshments. I)Cl'cent. Total cost of the Vidalia pro­ SIRLOIN BACON D...... a••i•• Clult Ject i. '162.967. In oddltion to T·aoNIE The Denmark Sewing Club met To Learn the the Vidalia SIEAK ARA financing, u.79, Ipst Wednelday afternoon, Aue- Bnnking Co. is Invosting $26000 the Vidalia Development Author: FRESH GRADE A - WHOLE OR CUT ity, a non-profit organization, is Lb putting ul' $22,500 in equity, and Ohickasha Mobile Home� Is put­ CelWS9c ting in '10,067 in oqulty. The Smull Busineu Admlnis­ CARL HARVEY'S troUon Investignted the feusibili­ ty or the Vidalia project and SAUSAGE made thu recommendations on which ARA's approval is based. 29� LIVER 'PUDDING The two Fryers Federnl agencieB have eoopcroted in this manner on all industrial nnd commercial loans 6�� made under the ARA program it since began 16 months ago. 'tlhe town of Vidalia Is in CLASSIC Toomb� COllnty which hos been CATSUP VEGEIOLE FLO,UR designated as eligible to partlci­ SEVER SWIM ALONE ••• in the A RA HIGHLANDER pute I)rogram be­ Aln,'a In trouble .nd there'. cnuse thc lIIedinn furm fumily in­ ftO one aroua. to help him. come is loss t1lUn $1,416 a year­ LGE. PULLOVER Don't ••ke the lame ml.· one-qullt'tcr the lIutional median. take. S.I. where a life- The Vidnlin project is the fifth BTL They'" In new Ind WIlli.,. 'em now. 1001)(, :h::'�'��dO! h��� I: AnA (innllciul ussistullce project Cdd� 5 _I clllsics with I clo.. Ind cozy _.,. to bu npproved in GeorKia. To­ 3�59, s.:49( �'!.e-r:::'eII:r�u I::�n J_" .: gethel·, these five will 51 _ •• I IUllUrious .u,,_ that looks .oft, flel. ter. IU'OjcCtK ufe I. the •• CHINTO genernte nenl'ly 1,000 new jobs, FANCY 1tea_1y. Extra wiele tum·ovar cuff•• Full� Fedel'nl investment of $1.8 lit, I.' fl.hloned, too. Colora .r. nlw.r, too. .klt of which all enjoyed. mllhon. In ndditioll, AHA hilS 1111- Salet.y RICE Ib 1ge heathers. 40. 'Mrs. Wilton won the Jll'oved two tcchnicnl Ilsslstnnce Bri",t., dirks and Size. 34 to Rushing door and surprise package I'es(�nl'ch pl'ojects, I'cpresenting n 'prize Akins, Fcdel'lll investment of $134.70U was won by Mrs. Franklin MEADOWBROOK Y II assorted cook. unci two tl'uining Ilnd subsistence 'mIe hostess served .. Oola the progl'lllUs totuling $79,206 to $6.99 ies with Coca during tl'lIill t 20 workers to fill identifi­ .OW�::�:-- Bocial. lillie job opportunities in their :ll'un'i, Baptist Church met Wednesday ICE afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam CREAM�59, Neville. on Oentrol FARM HOUSE CAKE The 'program was MIX our Add to it and walch at a st..t bank. regula.ly Iro," GUN America with the theme being "A Give your youngsters helpful by encourag­ .it Though a education for New and Living Way". ing them to develop the habit of saving regularly! our high bank rates. into college your the discussion we were aquainted - for an a account at .hildren and a worry free future you. SERVICE Fo, 80... with the Southern Baptist Miss­ Set them example by opening savings Fruit Pies Ionary work carried on in Guate.. 3 Rico. 3 and Oosta I I mala, Hondural, S 5 I Those taking part on the program ROYSMITH1S were Mrs. ISLAND SUN SLICED FANCY DELICIOUS Mrs. George Strickland, A SAVINGS ACCOINiIi Jim H. Strick. OPEN Sam Neville. Mr•. I land, Mrs. Colon Akins and Mrs. GUN SHOP Delmas RUBbing, Jr. I the close of the pro· Following WITH US TOlAY! gram the members bonored Mrs. SEORelA APPLES 4:.. B. R. Franklin with little remem· SprIng She all MIS Pineapple 49, brance on her 82nd birthday. Try � Remington WHITE TABLE FRESH for Sam Neville your is the mother of Mrs. BULLOCH COUNTY BANK Dairy RECOMMENDED •. Fresh and and Mrs. Colon Akin Home made pound cake and healt. NO.2 Me..IMr Feder.1 D....it In...ranee Corpor.tioD \ enJoyment.) GUNSMITH served. Mn. Frank­ family'. wer.e .fn ice cream your refresh .. You'll flnd then. favorltel. CANS lin Akinl called by for PHONE 4 Potatoes menta. cc. "tar. 764-9707 dairy�rOduct.\ lo:.39c grocers' 51 Smith. II.... Edn. Hoofel. IIfI. Mra • Matt BUuh left to \'Iolt II... • Dobson Tueoda, Roger HolI.nd. M .... A. II. B.... 'l'B1I: BULLOCII 'l'lM1IS T"III"'y, �ber .. llU Blllieh In DaJtoIl8 a..b. well. Mr.. Fred IIfI. H. - Smith. STATESBORO, {;BORGIA .avU.oca COUNTY .. for putu on the n_ TUB IIlILLOCII LOCAL SOCIAL NEWS Gue.t of n,DOnor SOCIAL BRIEFS ?:lIna I.nnlnl' 'lUII8 Jones, Sr.• Mn. Letner DeLoach, I Mr••nd lira. Seou and I.rm. It woo onl,. ntl,. how. MMI. Olin Smith Jlmm,. - IIIU :lll 51 S I: and Mn. Dan � "Il UII__..__.. STATISBORO, GIORGIA BULLOCII COlJlIITI I' eon, of and of Int.Nat to the Farmen ever, that • complete, "erall plan Lester. At Tea Thursuay Mike. Chamblee, aeofllla. '-UN "Ne.. Ad"ertiaing Special I Mr. .nd Mra. Frank WIIIi.ma'I .pont the with was made for the enUre 'arm. u« H. P. Jones P'I' bollda,. h.r mother, Club linuad to Tuesday Bridge Thursday afternoon Mn. Claar­ with their chlldren, Frank the MH. Georae She.rouH and Mr. tho ,"'omln.nt ..... A wat.r dIOpooal.y.tom of par. Cotton ,Market lee Olliff, Jr. was hostey '" • third .nd Art, 01 Washington, D. ShearouM. comprl.l II nt of all .-. Mis. .. •• Entertains For Entertained Sue tea alle! terrac with w.t.rw., nd By Beverly lovely in honor ot Mn. ..tt C. arrived la.t week to spend eeve- on .1 fl.ld I. In the Quality of the cotton cl....d Nln at. _ 1ft. Dobson of ral weeks with their Mr. .odd.d bord.n plan Nuhville, Tenne.e. parents, Ylct Mra. Matt Dobson Mrs. Bean Brannen •• well •• dr.ln.....,.talDl for .t til. USDA. Aul'Uota CIa..ln, Mlddllnl', down from II par. Engaged Throughout the lovel), bome ..r. und Mrs. Everett WilIi.mll .nd the lowland. Pa.ture. of ...nuool. Office d..llnad till. week. Cotton cent • w.ek ..... The ...... t. Mrs. H. P. Jr. den flowers were wed In her Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Bazemore. Mr. NEVILS Saturday Jones, Tuesdny ufternoon Mrs. Georgc bahl. ••nd co••tal be....ud. To Carter decor. Williams returned and will 1IfAO h."... Increa..d .&,...... dln' Strlet lAw Ml4d11nl' Bean WRH to the Hopkins join tI... g.n.r.lly was hottess at R lovely luncheon IhoKtes!'l members boen on The his on ,planted .d.pted of tho Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lanier table In the dining room family here Saturday the .fter the r.lna which halted field Incre•••d to 20 po..ent. up from tit her North Main Street resld­ Tucsday Bridge Olub nnd i covered with a lace and Unen 26th. '::::;. 11 ndditional lIL her residence Brannen of Statesboro announce doth late last week. Farm- pereent lut: wuk. aa. Low once, complimenting Mrs. Matt '}llnycrM NEWS operation. h.ld a central to ....n on Lee street where she used the o( their a""npment of T••t rotations and wood- MlddUnr increued per­ OOI;SOIl the fourth of Nashville, gnrd­ engagement daughter, Mr. and Mn. Sutherl.nd WIlen to s.n Crop proper en Inereaaed the number of hand white gladioli and mums. Ooftee Ali Mr. and Mrs. Sanders cent al with four en flowers in her decorations. Beverly Sue Brannen to Carter Rabon We ar. often a.ked when Is the Soil and Water land management will piny import- compared per­ Tenn. lcCL Wiednesday for Clearwater, I kers an mechanical harvest- wua served from a sll'er and son's pc d \ cllint. week punch of Florida is Mr. (uture allO. Wuyne Hopkins of Atlanta, 80n Fill. where wlll be the spending 1 bellt time to take a soU test. ent parts In Bailey's Pimento cheese bowl aL one end of the table. they guests awhile here with his eElarm News ers to the of .tho The were seated nt, sandwiches, parenta, Mr. .peed harvesting guests the of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsuy Hopkins, of their nephew. William Iplnns. Cotton Incbee cokes und lime shur­ The honor was Night­ and Mrs. J. Conservation .taplln&' 1-1·32 table WIlS covered dainty pllrty guest remember_ W. Sanders. (By Roy Po••1II1 I on.....Ium. of cotton cl.... dining which Jr. crop. and Mrs. ta:'�t'��lr;.:t �Ol�o�;� wa••till and bert in wus served. ed with n linen handker­ ingale Nightingale. 'I'hey Mr. and Mrs. f�:Y'O�: Mr. Waltor MAllard I. pian· pndomln.nt "pre­ with a cut work cloth nnd hehl a K'illj.:'crnle dainty John Barnes and returned E. T...R.... M.m. ed the week will "Iso visit Afr. and Mrs. E. W. recommend.tlon ·to be Experiment. at Pennaylva­ Br durin. ending Aug· sented 49 of aU c...... !leO I'" for tho club went to Miss \Vus chief lind Mrs. MorriloR son's of Savannah ("Aunt)' Aaent ning for complete water man.re· percent center of lemons High Brannen graduated of At­ spent week end Stato it 'PIece grUptHi. Thomas in St. before I to you. nla University reveal ust 31. 1962 totaled .bal•• whll. tbet In.... n Augustine Sell C••••"allon S."Ic. on hill farm. T.his includes 17.131 .taplln&, 1-1·16 MMI. Frank J. WilIinms, set of lanLa, guest of Mn. John Mc­ with Mr.• nd Mrs, H. W. .. �s:s:::: �ent nnd miniature h'y in n crystal N.smlth. I. ponlble to chanae a cow'. home. For your .. , it is - ••d U ...nt of all ...... wooden was returning sprlnl planUn ditches of .n kinds the ....on total to comprl po candelabra. "ulud howlR. (or viHitors Daniel also remembered with milk fat and fat Complete soil and water con- drainage brlnl!'ln� 35. Oab belt to take the .011 te.t In Oc· percentalo .d. Cotton on. a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Denmark and PIa.tl.. land 439 bal... .teplln&, Ineb and high, Mrs. A. 1\1. BrAswell wn" handkerchief. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mansfield composition. Reaearchen servallon have been tr.pesodl.I, V-t)'lpe, beddln, Gues13 were the honoree. Mrs. 80ns of Savannah The time Is here tor you to tober, December, and plans recenNy shorter was much more ift ....d· a Ret o( (rulL flv. frl.nd. tbe spent Sunday November, to and tile. It include. irrigation, pita ghfen julco �lu!!tI· Thlrt, of hon. with their Beth thero now arc trylnl' Jeam 0 d Dobeon, Mrs.• John McDnniel and Jennings children, with Mr. o.ta for and It completed for the farms f CI'y e Cotton .....dlng Middling con· \ enc. this w..k. and Mn. Walter [.anl.r. plot lP'Uin., J.nu.ry. H, low for the club was won oree were invited. whether milk for stora.e of water for irriptlon her Mrs. ·by Rnd Robert arrived Wednesday won't b. too until will Soli for f.1I ... compo.ltlon .nd W.lter Mall.rd. both In mother, Morrison of At.. [.anler .p.nt a few long It be te.ta plantlnlP B.lley Mrs. H. P.•Iones, Sr. who Billy da,. can be influenced In any par­ In dry ,perloda. receh'ed to visit Mrs. .nd ••e Innla, Mrs. H. P. Jonds, Sr., Mra. Jennings parents, in Savannah last week with Stevie time to pl.nt oats for 11'.ln. belt taken durin. June, Jul" the Wutald. Community. Th a kitchen sel. L••ch.." H•••,. Mr•• D.It... .nd tleular direction. Oharlle Jo Mrs. W. R. Mr, Mrs. Horac. Smith. Dr. and farm.MI .r. looking tow.rd utlll.- Mr. M.II.rd I. conlClou. Mathews, David Denmark. Dr. Robert v.ry Frida, the hom. of Mr•. G. C. lind Mrs. som.. It wouldn't ... o.ta for .....In Ihould be Bucce... asy. Lovett, Mrs G. C. Mrs. J.nnlng. wlll..,end reauv. m_ "" • Of _ holldaya. plant. ..mple .nd the Infor. In, .11 their land for what It I. of • n••d for rotation•• e.· Coleman, Mrs. Edna Uoefcl with visitorR, part AU�:\oll of Penn erop Let Geor"" was lleene ed betw••n October 1 and D. Btlde, Do 11.1 the of a 01' No- Colem.n deliaht time .t Island and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. a _ter wlthoul a ham JrourUl ••t be flll.d out McCarthy � hanc Bunce and ..... C. Park. low won J.kyll Arlie Futeh. Mr. Tbankqlv� Without turk.y. matlon .h Ihould beat suited .nd treated each acre for the control of nema- Mrs F"berge Ilerfume, and mean COWl could .peelany ful luncheon In honor of Mrs. will of Without. on. of _ n_ �Ial ...,.a - the vembel' 1. could pro­ er. Jr. for Smith ke.p IItti. lIiob.rt. and Mra. H.rr, Futeh left Frida, July picnic. and returned to my office. If you .ccordlng to It. ne.d. for m.xl· to • cut. note pal.er, went to MrR. :14, The.. Ia no m_ duco mtlk for iee -tod.s. and pl.n. b.lln gnu· M..tt hostess with Mn. eaI_ Ia Unit... N.U.... OCt""". for •• .hould creafftJ .ONDID IlOOPINO Dobson, Gary Witt. and Jimmy Brown to sp.nd a few d.y In Del. Oala &,r lnll be, need loll t••t b.1II .nd Informa· mum returns. rotation his Roger Holland. JacklOnville. It Ulan rAIIIII)' m_ or dletl. It•• crop ')'Item. In Col.m.n wa. Mrs. Bill K.lth. appropriate ..,. to ,*allrat. by plannl.... between 20 eheele, .paclflc The use of Ien 'I1hursday for Freeport. III. Fla.•nd vl.lt Mr.•nd Mra. D.nver ...... _ planted September tlon .heeb contact my office. rob.cco truck he words may conceal .P1.)'e� were MrR. Arthur Turn. r..turlnl' r__ VariOUll UlUted N.Uona m.m"" He and hi. auoclate. an Mr. Olyde B.llo,. who Is. lonlt .nd crop. plan. .ONDKD Sweetheart roses were used on to and October 1&. Don't .011 test. ""IIOO'INO ideas but often the lack of visit Gary's sister, Mrs. Glenn Futch of Orlando, Fl.. drawn from tile conUnent 11\1"" ,..tUN .. pen, time the to use bahla ... tor very cr. �II"S. Alfred Domnan, 1\I1J'8'. the It. meal European experlmentlnl' with control cooperator of Ogeechee pen.aeola gr ideas tabl•. Odel.ln and Mr. Oefel.ln. Mrs. C. J. D.w.... PIaa explains the usc of words. Frank J. Williams, 1\Ir". Horace M.rtln, ,Italian dIah, "'1JIIant. Ityla. Rlv.,· Soli Con••"..tlon DI.lrlct.....ture for three or four ,.are CALL GIORGIIl BITT 784-2844 A shrimp lIalad wlt.h or­ MI., Sue M.rtln vl.lted r.l.tlv•• U.. for P••t.H. plate, Simmon. I.ft Sunday n Savan. PIDA. II'I'YL& � an addttiollal tract of land followed tob.ceo and truck _PlANT. ::: ;"11: t:e �! r::,me��l�oe:. bought by Y••r a..fI A•• 1 ••• ange IIherbett, pecan balls, cook­ her aee�·::ri��� c��!!��� Fall Is the tim. to b��::::p�c��e •• 1...... proper apply made milk. a or RO and tor two or three •. On I .. Co.. _ .. __ • to. thl•••ctlon. wh, don't year ago Immediatel, crops year Ies and iced tea was served. I ,. v.rI.t, Grass .nd r, lime to Bermuda • Mrs. H.Il. Sh.lfl.U your BUu.ocH HOME IMPROVEMENT f�� ����I!� :!�.:I. F=rI�a. na�:u:�.:- ,,. Con ,,_ yt :: you contact my office' "Tho rumen. one ot four .pplled for '1,lannlng .1I1.t.nc. to I,hl. woodland. h. pl.n. to remo"" SlaVICI GueRls on this occasion wen and .. :ntMars� ;""nk Slmmo���n daught.r of Alb.n,. Mr.•nd � t == ...... :.� stomn.cM, Is a versatile fer- thc DI.trlct, on.e District'. tech·, unde.lrabl. tr... to rei.... d.slr. A l\Iu. Dobson, Mrs. Charlie Jo Mat. --- It )'OU plant your oata for grain be taken at the 'l'B1IIUI: 18 DlFFIIRBNCII: Mrs, John of Fort Mrs. Red Blalock and 1 _.... 110 ... ..- 81�1!�t t::�t�h:�ld • Elect Robert E. Oa'den Worth. chlldr.n of nlcal urlll The Soil Con.erYalion able one for Andrews ...... use two bu.hels .cre. For how •• -. IUeeII ...., • ) per of the faU lIe••on 80 that the •• Mrs. Chari Olliff. Jr.• Mfl. the 1 ..., _ C start Texas is of her Savann.h week • guest parenta, spent end with Mr. 1 .. :���a�: ��: S.rvlee a••I.t.d Mr. In high wood - ..t - need to Ulle four bu- I:f��en:�;":.y Bali., qu.llt, J(. P. Jr. and Mrs. � _ - til _1110 -. gruine you results can be returned to you in Jones, W. R. Mr, and Mr•. P.rc, Av.rltt. and MMI. Shafter Futeh. • of feed n cow eatl," Dr. pr�du.to, - 1 (..... -1--- shel. .cre. type m.xlmu�m:�y�I.�ld:.�Of������������������������� Lovett. .• __ ... per ttme t& de ... Dr.•nd Mrs. D.bld King with ? ceod. McCarthy explnln.. Thll cbanp' the productl of of Gainesville, G(lorgia .... One final reminder, plant treat- If lime is applied in the tall It their son, Harold, of Lumberton, s...... n ..• W.ter W...... eutt �e:: ra eora--= "When you chanae food feFentatlon, Ukewlae chanl'· �%� �..:n���'U ed, and we hope will have time to become sometimes tho material avanable for N. C. sp.nt the labor day ·Mr. and Mn. John B. on raek a r_ mlnuteo, PoUr certit\ed seed, material., you Inl' Mn. Davis holiday Anderaon. Crum"" WlUI well_ted; ...,. lIave be· MISS Raymond tba� yoU already tested y')ur live by the time the growth one over the milk Sueb cheml· ATTORNEY.GENERAL OF BR,ANNEN I with her p.. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and MI'II. PH.ton Mr. 011 Into akllltt to • of " Inch. Hat. Brown '1'l'Plant aU_ favor bacterin production. "nta. Turner. dtptb •• In _.._ 1HIk1 soil 80 'au know the correct ferti· gins In the spring. The in feed cal In nutrient. wUl Paul .. on both alclta In h ted 011; pw. ... - other. chnnle chnnl'ea from Statesboro High School. She Honored Franklin. and MfII, Buddy And.r n attend ,,,hUy By wIthout ov...... with -...... liul' to use, plus your lime stand· Another l'ea80n for applying certain hac- Influence eompolltlon of the GEORGIA Mr. .nd Mrs. Orren Brannen the weddlnll of MI•• ,Br.nd. South. lappl Iprlnkl. �_� mAy strencthcn i& ottendlng the /Unlvcrsll, off and Parm_ ch_. Top _ aU.., with • all.., Of --- etteC'1 ... with their Mar� well and William n. children, Gloria, Water in Savan- ch.... Poul' tomato _uee oyer all. Bake In moderate ov-. TB:lS B:lG M Gus Sorrier _ GeOt'gia where she is a senior. She _ . 200,000 gaet. Jim and Su..n. of Br.v.rd. nah abOUt ... WlW cII_ melt. and - � _.n�e.ke.:_:�era�lIk DEMOOIlATIC PIlIMARY Sunday. (100' F.) 10 mlnuteo. .in;;g;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;II;;;m;;;e;;;l;;;n;;;t;;;h;;;';;;f;;;al;;;l;;;i";;;;;th;;;a;;;t;;;lt;;;;;W;;;II;;;I is a member of the Alpha Delta Phi Ml'S. Raymond Davis of Riche N. C. returned to their home Sun. Mrs. Henry Waters, W.ldo ....bblu. ;;;co;;;n�'I_ Sorority. mond, Va. waM delightfully honor­ day after 9pcnding the holidays I Waters spend n few days last week Yield: • HI'¥lnP. alMnlt I .1Ie:. each. Cholera Eradication SEI'TEMIlEIl .------'--.------Program 12th. 1962 tJd at a Coca Cola party last week with Mrs. Brnnnen's parents, Dr. with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goss of I T.be bride·eect. Ifl the grand· and Mro. Paul VOTE-BE-ELECT when I\hs. C. A. Sorrier was hoat. Franklin. and with Orlando. Fla.• Mr.•nd Mrs. AIl.n Committee on Influenza Research. I Mr. ond Julian For AOI;E daughter of M,I'S. (lSS at her attractive Street MI'. Brannens Mrs. Bran. WaterK went with Asl'an lnfluenza QUAUFIED Grady mother, them and yisit­ I" t'l' County Approved--- hite Mr. and Mro, DRnl.1 G. B.n. All citizens in the 80 called Mr. H. Wynn, Chair-man I'esidonce, where HUmmel' flowen nen in Claxton. ed their daughter, Mrs. W. M. Orr Editor the soli 110 that the maxi- of L. Brannen of Statesboro ond the .. of the Bunoch County Board were used in her decoratlonlli. Mrs. M.tt Dob.on with h.r chll••nd Mr, Orr. U,high risk" groups namely eled FJXPEIlIENCED Outbreaks 1'his Zac:k D. mum benefit can be obtained was notified reo nett of Blackshea... le,ft for their home in Nash· I'dltion Commissioners On the refreshment table pl.ced dren, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Edmounds Iy persons. an persons with chronic Cravey in from the fel'tilizer you apply cenUy by Dr. O. D. Dye, Veteri· BLOC VOTE on the terrace was an ville, Tenn. Sunday after IIpend. and Linda Sun .. t Mr. wOs arrangement daughter, apent dl•••••• and pregnant ..,om.n are the winter. with the State Your ••• I.flu•• Hopkins graduated narion in Charge, Support c. of toses, zinnias and gladioli. Ing sometime as guellts of ·her par_ day with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Winter Comptroller·General 'rom .. Th. McCallie School In Chat. Expected urged to toke the immunialng v.e If you need additional In for· Department of Agriculture, that The room and terr.ce enu, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith. Futch. I tanooga, TenneMce and from the family contact ie declar· The Unlt.d Stat.s will cln•• In the fali. No vaccln. mallon, my office. Bulloch County hereby were thrown and made • Mn. Gibson Johnston ot Swains- 'Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Edmounds prohabl, arly together --- Unlvenlty of Georgia. He ill a STATE OF GEORGIA ed a Hog Oholera Eradication conversational 100"0, her mother, Mrs. and Linda visited with Mr. elOperience wldeapread outbl'eaks is .vaU.ble at the Bolloch County I m.mb.r of the delightful aettlDl'. jIIinton Friday Thl••I Pi•• IIl.n.. Al'ca, effective 20, and Born - Sigma Alph. Ep. •• August June 1923. .on a Susan the hOllte.. Booth .nd Mrs. E. C. Oliv.r sp.nt .nd Mr•. Rufu. Smlih. of Asian Inf·luenza this winter. Macon, GeorviH, 13th, sl10n and the Piedmont Lazy He.lth Depa.rtment at present. During the winter months you swine producers in the county are Fraternity with Mrs. Johnston'lI Attended Public had shrimp, with a a clam Sunday daug. Gregroy and Tel'esa Futeh spent This was based on a Till. C....I••t••ith • racor••f •••n .a. a. Schools, Moultrie, (;aorsla Driving Club. dip, predldlon Individuals desiring to be immu" p, .blllt,. may want to thin the pine stands entitltld to l'ectlive benefits set hter, Mrs. and Mr. a laat dip, 'Potato chips with cheese Jerry Pryor few days week with ,her for th 1. of C.. on the Cholera Eradl. World W.r 11 Veteran - Served rep0l'tI prepared by the Adyisory niaed Asi.n Influenza are .ccompll.hm.nt ..... rlla. your place. fOI·th in Hog with U.S. Atl' ....orca European Thea. Mr. Pryor In and Mr. and Mrs. D. against Hopkinll is the grandaon of 8t1'8!W8, open face4 sandwiches, Fit-zgerald enjoyed grandp.rents, B. If the are too many cation ter of pines thick, Program. Operations. their new ·home com· advl.ed by the Bulloch CAN Edmounds. being CONTROL GEORGIA Mrs. James Allen Smith and the and chocolate squares. lovel, just Mrs In contrail. lat. )ir. Smith .nd Mr.. l.Ind.., GueBted included the honoree, pleted. Mr. Dnd Mrs. Pete Green .nd day with Mr .nd Shafter Health Department to .iee ·fhls step rOI'warl! Awarded Cro Record :��:so:ns�n�i����esR:�!md�:r f��::: DI.tlnl'Ul.h.d FI,ln&, ••• Air M.d.1 with 4 Oak I.••f Mrs. W. H. Blitch and P.rrlsh children of Savannah Mon� Za� inK' and el'adicating hog cholera Hopkin. and the late Mr. Hopkin. Mrs. DKvls, Mrs. P.ul Franklin, IIpent Futch. jl!:'unt'their pr"''ate (physicians. Cravey's food a tree uses is manufactured Clultera. The in Bulloch Cunty was made pos· wedding will take plac. Jr., Mn. Paul Wiachkaemper, M1'8. 1. No Georgia Insurance company has failed during Cravey's in the leavell. a of white are to vote for Marvin GrifBn for sible by the wOl'k of the Bulloch It is now clear that majority Georgiana going IOverDOr; Dec.mb.r 21 at the Firat Baptl.t Bill Keith. Mrs, E. L. And.rlOn. administration. When an insurance the If th t h II It Graduated, Mercer company falls, I Unlvandty, 1949, LL.B. del'ree. Church Oounty Hog Cholera Eradication a not Mr. Griffin's election. There In Statesboro. Jr., Mrs. J. Brantley JohnlOn, policy-holders lose money and theil' insurance protection. means :hR�e:hea;I,:��aof ���::�ee but this is a popular vote race, and white majority does guarantee Married to tormer Katherine Perryman of Talbotton, Geogla, 1961. Mrs. J. P. R.ddlng. Mr•• F. O. Park Over 460 insurance is too slow. You may increase th,!' oompanies have failed in other lltates �:��i��:ll':!n is another force to be considered. That is the 200,000 Negro Bloc Vote. That vote will un­ Served Two TerlM, House of A lot of fellow8 who Bay what er, Jr. Mrs. Curtis Lane, Mn. W. :�idht:ea�:�p!:: big 1958-1062, (ieorgla Representatives. resulting In tragic financial loss to the citizens of tholle tion of MI'. O. A. Bazemore, Mr. l:J active they think don't do enough think· R. Lovett, Mrs. Charlie Jo Mat­ :oa� ::o�°'j:bo�/���n��;� means at his command. He is to yean' practice of I.w In all Courts. statell. Not one Geol'&,ia Insurance company has failed duro f;oy��h LclltCI' and local Coun. doubtedly go to Carl Sanders who bas BOught it by every willing Ing. hews, Mn. Matt Dobaon of Nash� ThinningR should begin while A�lns th� Ing Cravey's administration. ty AK'ent s office. In making a P.W f... 8.. the stand is still young and the in he can. It, UHh Fri•••••f .....rt E. A ... r ••• ville, 1'enn., Mrs. Robert Morris, make it the balance of power C.u.t, Georgia-if , survey this county to political ,1 Best way to carve u tombstone Mrs. Walker Hi1I� Mrs. Ed Olliff, trees are still putlinK on helKht' ...of 4.\ter. 2. Georgia citizens today pa)r..30'1o less for insurance than they mIne tHe of hogs t.ivtna Mrs. Mrs. HuSmith growth. Once a tree h.. most of �umber Zack Smith, did before Oravey Was fint elected. He hall consiBtenUy been vaCCinated against cholera. To this Bloc controlled Martin Luther King and his NAACP, a candidate bas to Mrs. John its height growth thinning doesn't get Big Vote, by ,Marsh, D. Deal, Mrl'. I , Home sought lower in.urance rates and in the PRllt two years has It was necollany for our farmers 'help much. B.n Gra,. Mrs. Chari•• Olliff. Jr.• show at im� iinitiraififliC·iiiiii. successfully opposed higher I'Btes in the courts of Georgia. that at to 46,000 hogs and then give, ."! ;'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili"itjOiCihil"jeil Don't thinning (orget I�a:tt promise, give, give! Mrs. G. C. Coleman, Mrs. Robert munized and the promise, promise, Ownership regular intervals will help keep against cholera, Lanier, Mrs. Phil Hamilton nnd 3. Zack C.·avey furnished the leadership in investing over ''''',. in by the County your pine stnnds healthy and bet. rel'�rt s�nt Mrs. EUoway Forbes. 000,000 of Georgin Pension Funds to bring dozens of new ent s office on A 26th, show­ ter able to withstand attack by ugus� nnd industries to thousands of new ed Mr. Phil plants Geol'&,ia providing insccts and disenses. My office or 46,1 ?7. Campb�n, CommiSSioner of 1m· for Georgia cltizenll. Each of these loans is safe and I can Agriculture, We the friends of Mrs. J. E. Guardia jobs the County Ranger help you BXAMPLBS one investments . Can be Yours secure nnd not dime hns been lost in such plnn your thinning program. I. LeaeJes 10th. �:�:�el:ur:�;r:�:(�u���ri��IC;:: Sept. 4. Zac,k Cravey serves on the Retirement Board of the Pence Dye to declare our county in the In the white voted for another candidate to be mayor, but The Big. Bloc Vote, H••lth of Oair, C.I... I Atlanta, majority He be· Offlcel's, Firemen and State Employees of Georgia. If are to a IJ1·ogram. On World Tour you planning have added to a white minority, elected Allen. Since then, this Bloc Vote has demanded concessions out lIeves that thl'ou&,h the prudent investment of those funds of calves from Mrs. J. E. Guardia plans to leavo henlthy group your Bulloch County (armers should Georgill cun nnd will pay more dollars to those retil'od or nn· dairy cows there al'e certain of all to its numbers. SENATOR Statesboro on Septembor 10th for immediately contact their local proportion I't!tiroment. things that must be done. a tour around the world. In At· ticipnting veterinarian if they suspect cho. Today, let's concern OUl'solvos lern in their and he ••he will a frl. herd of hogs, but The Bloc added to • join ure·long 5. Zack the Safety Fire Law nnd has cnlves. In Macon, the white ma�ority voted for another candidate, Big. Vote, Crnvey sponsored Georgia with the housing for theMe will advise them the correct M.... J. I. Garrard of MIIl.dgc. pro- end. this law so that not One be raised in been effectively enforcing Georgia 'Fhe calves should cedure to follow In concessions have been demanded and received. viII and will go by participating white minority, elected Wilson mayor. There, too, •• tog.th.r th.y a his admin· and the Bchool child hus been lost in school Cire during Individual calf pens, pens in this our to S.n where they proK'ram. However" (jet Francisco, be 80 that istrntion. should constructed they farmers are reminded that the will meet other members of the and dlsin· I easily cleaned first visit of the Veterinarian to IlantBrownell Tour. the Junior Fire Marshal 6. Zack Cravey oryunized Georgia I cfc·entebd·. their farm will be at the farmer's The entire lWiIl sail on a party over young people of Georgia to By all means the pen! program training 69,000 keep being taken care of by the State ·D:IV:IDB AND luxurious ship of the American f.milies from the hazard of I clean and and do not CONQUBR protect themselves and their sanitary, bein gtaken care of by the State Presidents Line. 1'he fir&t st01' the with a lead fir•• paint pens paint, and Federal program in cue the Burman will be Hawaii, with Japan next. and don't leave tholle cans in the voters are divided into Talmadgu paint diagnosis shows cholera prCHnt Here's how it happens. In every town, city, county and, yes, state, Atl.r a total of about in Bulloch County visiting VOTE FOR A RECORD OF SERVICE In the ...n. In the h.rd. sixteen countries, the group will You .hould avoid wet beddln&' various factions. This is good, as each faction checks on the other. ,-.11 a condiUon for the payment return to New York, nrriving and dampness in these pens, and VOTE-RE-ELECT of Indemnity in herds in counties deeply resent the remarks and accusations that there on December 21st. keep the buUdinl' well ventilated, when designated as eradication areall, This is Democracy. It worka each side plays fair. Mrs., Gu.!rdia plana to stop BUT avoid drafts. and after receipt of the notice as in Roanoke, Virginia, to spend There are man,. more things to previously required and an ofllc- BO is to concede and have been made former Governor Ohristmas with Genevieve and 'her ZACK D. CRAVEY consider in raising a good bunch It's bad when the weak side wants to win badly that it willing promise. give, by lal dlaK'nosis of cholera, indemn· after which IIhe will reo for calves but these are certainly family, 12th ity will be paid for all hogs which trade to a bloc vote such as The Bloc Vote controlled by King and his NAACP. tUrn to her home In Statellboro. Democratic Primary September important for you to consider anything get Big. die or which are destroyed be. I now. a chaos is the result. cause of being infected with, or When such combination wins, Marvin the disease GriMn Attend 4-H Club exposed to, i provided, i••••••••••i••••••••••••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii however, that indemnity for ,hop which are found dead at the time State of the Man'in Griffin has seen fit \0 try to ClSt the gUilty cloak Ihat he must bear for Congress f.irst visit to the farm by MI.. Lug.nla Smith. daughter the Department's representative WHAT'S THB ANSWER of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Tr, shall not xceed one·half (1/2) of of the commercial value of such the curruption. thievery and deceit that ... 19 so prevailing 'in his administration West Side Community, attend. Post 90 It's just this-the white factions must forget their differences at the town; city, county and state No. be ed Allen shall ... Dexter 4.Ji Olub Stat. Congr In At­ hop. Indemnity payable on the actual this lanta, August 21-24, where she commercial market level. They must decide who best can protect the people of Georgia against domination by onlo the shoulders of our friend pve her demonstration on Gard� value of the hogs. good be fair to but will not be intimidated ening, placing 2nd In the State. Big. Bloc Vote and vote for the man who will every citizen, Lugcnla Is an outstanding 4-H PUT YOUR HOME FINANCING A will THE &,ood advertisement sell or coerced by or overly indebted to any bloc vote group. Club member during her Clo\"'r� your product if the reader wanta and Junior' she leaf years placed it and has the money to buy it. HERMAN TAI:.MADGE btl in Cloverleaf Frozen Foods. ht in Junior Frozen Foods and PROBLEMS IN OUR HANDS Parson lst in Junior Dress Revue. The Country � THB CHOICB :IS CLEAR We all know that Herman's administration as Governor was one of the most the home of dreams is fair or you can vote with the Owning your within your homes with sensible morlgage programs suiled 10 You can vote for Marvin Griffin and give everyone representation, reach - with one of our low,cosl home loans. For their needs. Come American in. discuss with us Bloc Vote which would and honest our State has ever known. your problems State of over to control The Big. progressive we minority and risk turning the Georgia by many years have been helping folks buy or build today. Legion be the balance of power. Long Term Loans - Monthly rent·Hke ...,_nts to VOTE No amount of Griffin Statements can See Us for Your Bome Loan Need8 Urges you SBP"rEMBBR 12 :IS THB DAY hide what as ... The decision is yours. took place during the you please BUT Georgia's fate rests with ,YOU. let's and all vote for II FIRST FEDERAL Talk this over with your friends, and join together tlGrafting Years. Savings and Loan Association "It a fellow Joves his This ad paid for by Ihe friends of Senator Herman Talmadge in Bulloch County nelghbon. he doesn't need - GRIFFIN an book , MARVIN Statesboro,. Georgia, to ltudy etiquette bow to treat Phone 4·2514 to know who believe in him and in the future GeOrgia...... This ad paid for by f�iend8 of Marilin G"iffin of VOTE th.m:·_'....t1 CllrM_� operAtive .... neCMMl')' In ...... tbat revenu_ under euc:h rate. win be ... STATBSBORO. GIORGIA - BUUOCB COUN'I'Y qu.t. to meet Ine.....t operatlft. ('oatil In connecUon with the Impro.. ment and e_panalon or the Coopen. flowen on the ...... of th,lr Notices t ve-e telephone '"eIllU.. Ineludlna the eatllhl'-hment tor aubk.rtbln 0' tbe IGved enee Waters Named Legal Cooper8t1v. ot extended area ..-TIe. to HI '_bora Oeorat. Pi..... who ne..,. thlo 10 atop I TI II preHnt monthly rat. aad the ro need Service propolled monthly ra.... tor telephon. If you In of flowen that Top ..rv Ice rendered by the Cooperative bad to toke them off ...ve. the Ilto Met forti In lb••ppUcaUon .. tol 10'''' family of Ihla loved one will be Sta. Operator more Ihan glad to buy you flow ""01'0"0 e.. 01 kind Jame. Willred .rooklet any Watan, oWller 01 Wale.. Brookl"t Pona' Thank. Much Gall ...... Porta, .'a'_borG Nevil. Very al 1 We.1 Broad 81 , hu baen H Nevil. Iwltche. Cillo The Bernard Smllh Family I..ted for Ihe oecond ltp29 .Iralght ye.. '625 '87G as the operator of the top eerviee "M "" statton in the Savannah area 46. 075 He il the Bon of Mr and Mrs Tom .. e •• " Waten of the Denmark commun '". ". ily <5. Obituaries The oelectlon of Wale.. by tho Petroleum council of Georada qualifies him to compete In a state wide contest with 11 other service station Mr I H Zary Bea.ley age oper.ton ,13 III HOW BULLOCH COUNTY VOTED 81 died In ttle Bul The winner of this contest ISO Sunday nlgbt will Fall Golf Clinics Will loch County Hospital after a Ion. be announced at the Petroleum 44.10 4.... 41... 41110 Sanders to Ulnesa A retired farmer of the Council II annual convention AuI' 1_... 13401" 1.13.... 1147... 117••10 171.... 1103.... TOTAL 27 at Ihe General Sweeps Leefleld Community Mr Bealiley Oglelhorpe Ho In Near Future GRIFFIN ················ tel on Begin _ WBII a life resident of Bul Wilmington bland 84 37 64 102 76 1891 lonl' 124 200 8£ 2&8 188 2&74 loch Couuty and a member of the Ike Mlnkovlta .halrman 01 the The winner and runner up SANDERS to Ashe. Branch Prlmltl"e Golf Co•• ········-·············· 2 ltt.. 01 the ••....••.••.•.•.••...... •.•. 1 Baptl.t Foro.1 &1 113 84 115 fI:l will receive a week s free vaca 127 2408 44 297 80 78 238 Church Hel,hta Club announced 89 3847 Victory �.., by tion at a Geo....a relOrt the ule First Bessie thla w,* that Faculty :g Lee Beasley at Leefield a new 'all Goll Clinic. BARFIELD of :car during the vacation . 11 will In Ihe near futuro 11 15 1& and an mscribed belln 10 288 He is survived by his wife Mrs .,Iaque Held Art Itrall and Ronnie aloon Meeting for Governor 5 Mn Johnnie Sowell BURDINE daughters .•...... 8 12 15 pro and _I.tanl pro will con 1& 10 8 2' 10 18 Margin of Baltimore Maryland Mrs Mar An duct tho Cllnlco Golfe.. Ihat are Editorial 15 Senator Carl Sanders wa. VlO Marshall of Tampa Fla Mrs SepL GEER elected Governor of GeoFlia ,... Interelled In joining Ibe cUnlc ...... _ 23 31 24 &8 40 AI Orolnl 01 Columbus Ohio Mrs 64 183 &8 18& 244 tcrday In one of theUvU.., In hardships the.e thlnge and bl. obould conto.t Club Pro Art Krall The IInl general meet­ campaigns Georgia political hillory f.culty when Ouida Byrd of Port Wentworth long combat service oYer he rolled to over hi. chief lormer tlylnl' The eUnlcs will be MIt up on a Ing of Georgta Southern College GRAYSON vIctory contender, gOY­ Ga and Mrs Jerry Bean of Gard in World 27 24 18 48 25 u 18 crnor Marvin Gflffln The Germany War II have lUX conleeutive week basis It i. will be beld Salurda, September 69 11 81 82 283 campalng, which since early July hu en Ga 6 lIonB Frank him a e 1. City George noticeably given campau a.ked that ,olfe.. nol .Ip up UDo 1&, ID lIae Frank I William. Cent­ .. lato every eoual, and Ift­

and of ion a a HAWES _ Hubert Beasley Savannah forthrightne.. f.irm re lei" can tn all Ilx er . 10 tI n of tho .tate drew on. of ,&b. they partleipate at 10 00 a m Tbl. will be 11 o 14 &0 Gordon of St LOUIS Mo solve to serve us and Bensley restore the claise for the entire faculty and ltaft Lions Will larpat vot.. on no"'" Md ,... Dave Beasley 01 Hollywood Flo olll.e of Attoney Genonl to a KIDD Ihe tlrol lime the uta hu For achoo! el..... of the ...... 18 ntH ale ROlfers college 11 12 13 14 36 8 3& Todd Beasley of Leefleld 1 slst- blgh plain where It will apln be 154 under tbe vote will be beld on Salurday s Other popular oIn.. the er Mr S the chief service On Salurday at 7 00 Calendar C PJIoctor of Stilson lepl for aU clauel will be determined the evening Begin county unit 'Yltem wa. thrown ou, by m In the MADDOX 6 brothers Dan Joe Burl and Georgians if we wlll but let him p Frank I Wlillama 9 11 17 23 11 69 the Fedoral number of golfers signinl' up for 10 116 by courta sel ve Center a dinner will be Harley Beasley of StillOn Bernie Ihe Clinic faculty Sale 8 The uno\fllclol tobulatlon for beld Dr Z.cb S Hendenon 8HEFFIELD Sept. Beasley of Savannah and Allen How can we in 1>roal . 42 1'0 wrong voting 22 85 66 12 28 43 78 Bullocll coulfty with an preclncta dent of the \\ III 820 Beasley of Pineora Ga 20 grand for such a man ';> collel'e preside President Bill Feronce 01 Ihe

- New and staff members children 8 _ faculty Statesboro Liona Club announeed great I'J'8ndchildren Dr. Deal Named WILSON ._ . 16 15 36 and several nelce. and nephews will be Introduced by DIvisions 10 17 186 Ihla week that the Club will begin HAROLD L DONALDSON Funeral ser\ were I Chairman Ita Annual Calendar Sal. ices held Blrlhday HeadofGSC ALLEN 25 10 tho of Tuesday aflernoon at 4 00 o'clock INITIATED INTO The rollowlng Monday Seplem 19 21 10 128 nil'ht Tuesday September 18 1962 from ttle an.. Primitive Baptiot MYTHICAL ORDER ber 17 freshman week wUl begin BENTLEY Churcb wltb Elder of . 84 32 188 The of Ivy Spivey FoundatiOIL This week WIll include rel'tstration 84 75 296 73 93 280 108 purpose the sale i. to Halold L Donald.on aviation 1160 fidatinl' assisted by Elder Denver I which see over raise for it B Con procedures shOUld money e,eliaht structulal mechanic third cl Dr Albert M Deal was named Hollingsworth Burial Wa. in the .... 1800 students at CRAVEY _ servation prOl'l'8m which enrolling Georgia 15 24 28 29 37 &8 providea Church to the office of President of the 82 20 29 98 '8 424 Cemetery Southern Collel'e ofes and IIUrgury to thOle who are �:!:I;::n oforra::� Mr �:= newly formed Georgia Southern lege will be the IIJ'leaker for the boro ba. entered tbo EDWARDS 28 25 87 47 mytblcal Col1ege Foundation Inc Thun 62 16 24 68 51 221 unable to provide it for themaelv MR G W JACKSON Doman of Rex ' with Neptunu. d.y night .t tbe Inilial meetlnl< of eK 92 other members of Attack Ogeechee Lodge lAir G W Jack.on 86 died thIS organllaton The Board of Squadron 52 aboard Ibe altock Thursday night in the Bulloch Drecto... met for the purpose of aircraft carrier USS Lexington Plans officers who are Dr Deal Oounty Hospital ofter a long ill electin« Meeting ness He was a native of Jenktnu Neptunus Rex according to the president Mr Everett Williams Tuesday Seplember 18 1962 Counly bul had lived In Bulloch mythology of marlnera is the rul vice president Mr Don Coleman Ogeechee Lodge No 213 F " A er of the of aea and Mr Bill County for the past 2 J years He kingdom the Htl secretary Dewberry M will hold a regular meeting at are treasure T-he wal is survh'ed by 1 son Cle\ e Jack unhkely headquarters located meeUn, held at Ihe lodge on Soulh Main St son and 1 sister anywhere the imoainary equator Ihe Forest Helgbto Club Mrs Et.ta White Country At 7 30 P M will be ial line the sea The of Supper both of Stntesboro Funeral ser splits purpose this organisation sen ed by the ladies of The E�st vice were held 18 to 80licit donation" gifts or Saturday morning Persons crossina' the equator ern Star aaelated by the Glrlo flam the of Barnos FUnel al grantl for the pur-pole of aidinR' chapel arc Rlud to have entered his do 01 The Balnbow afler whlcb an Home wilh Rev DeWitt Georgia Southern Oollele and Shippy main and thus become ahell open meeting to which the in at time lnte higher education or public preM Wedneeday oftlcl8tmg Burial was in the Pay backs and are initiated Any gif,ta is into the mvlled will be beld lor about 1 nlaht in the governors race show nes donations to the Foundation is eli Chapel Oemetery brotherhood hour for of gtble for tax deduction. purpose presenting ed Sanden with 3647 votu and the Grand Lodge Award to Bro former Governor Marvin Griffin M r W A Bowen hail accepted IV III Cromley pre.entotlolf will �e lralllnir wtlh 2& 74 the chalrmnn.hlp ror tbe 1962 made by HOD Walton Ueber Judge In the lieutenant GoYeroon: 68 Fund RaiSing Campaign for the of Superior Court Also 3rd rnce in the county with 11 of foundation GI and Stewnrt of the Grand Lad the 12 precincts Sheffield .... 'Aloae att.endinJ(f the meetin,: ge of Ga 11 95 year award wlll leading but returns from the were "'r BIU Dc" ber.ry Mr Sid be made also after presentation 1200th were not nvallable at pre. ncy Boswell Dr Zach Henderson tho master 8 degree WIll be can time 'Mr BI1l FOI dhnn Mr FranCIS fOI red on three candidates Over the state JImmy Bentley Allen 'Mr Hnl ry Zolumos Dr built a good Ie d In h s Albert Deal 1\11 Don Coleman up camp ulgn to unseat veteran Comptroll and Mr RIC Mandes Representing Dance For GSC cr Ge, (:ful Zach Cravy local ciVIC clubs were MI Avant Thele WUII 0 total of 8313 white EdenfIeld Mr BiIJ Tel rnnco and regilJtered voters and 1040 1\11 Ray Hendrix Freshmen Mon. Negro Let's Go Bulloch votel H in the county of whIch the 120llth accounted for 4861 white FIRST METHODIST CIRCLE September 17 nnd 678 Negro Of the total vote» CALENDAR OF MEETINGS CUJit 262 were I cccn cd from abs- County A Get Dance will Acquainted cntee voters The F Ht Metho I st Chlllch wl11 be spo lsored by tho Statesboro Incomplete and unoffIcial re h e the �e ert1he CI elm'! m the Chamber of Commerce for Geor Let's a turns are tabulated clse\\here on Make Southern it lames us follows gl8 Freshman Landslide for Oollege Ihi. page Mondav Se temb I J 7 nt 4 00 on Monday September 17 at 8 00 Ruby Lell c cle With MIS ] loYd P m m Ihe Alumni Building (Old Jone� nnd l\1If1 AUlhlev Blown Gym) on the college campus This Badv I ee Circle With MIS n J IS an annual affair sponsored by Holland JI Sadv Maude Moore the Ohumber or Commerce Clr Ie With MIS John Dluksdale From 8 00 until 11 00 P 01 T csday September 18 at there Will be dancing entertain 10 00 A M McCroam C.. Lily ment and reft eshment.e Mr Char ele WIth Mrs J R Donaldson ie RobbinS Statesboro Chamber of Dretn Sharpe Circle With MIS Al 00 1 merce 'PreSident will give fred Dorman Inez W Ihums CII the welcome de With MI R Harry Smith Carl Sanders Ths dance for the entertainment of the Nearly e\ Cll mnn hus U I em Incommg freshman and is the cdV for the tloubles of everyone Inttal event for freshman week h It his own at Georgln Southern College

------_ .. On 12 Auto Accident Unravels Wednesday Sept. Bank Hold-Up

11 ob 10 aCCIdent neal St '-lorn hl t Saturday that took the ..... rves a realization. the I fe of MIS W prog that It ....oundlng "NO" to .... repetition of anoth. Helen Staf Compare. BUT be that CARL SANDIERS ford 32 o( Statesboro and sent you may , er term of the "grafting year.... t 0 lTIP'l .... the Bulloch County will do a. much or more In thl rd HO<:'J'IItnl (0 t catment of brUIses ...... than • All Bulloch CounHans are reminded too that tnd cutiS begn 1 untavelimt a proves other candidate. story Comparison any gubernatOl1al thl. I. the BUT OPPORTUNITY to be In the of' the robbclY of the Bank of We the frl...... of Carl Sander. In Bulloch Ncwlngton • It I. a matter of record how CARL .t.... on Govemor'. Man.1on that We have ever had or Ernest 0 Neal 35 of Lyons county urge all Bulloch County Voter. to e.pec. perhaps will have In a Education, teacher pay, highway., fiscal many day. told pol ce here while bemg lally consider the following: pollele. of Georgia and the many other CARL will be good for Georgia. He will be • The Character, Integrity and reputation of area. of .tate government ....pon.lbility. good for Bulloch County. Carl Sander. I. the two major candidates. We .ubmlt that We know that CARL I••Incere and that hi. the right man for you. Carl Sander.; young, able, energetic and .tatement. are not based m.....y on politi. VOTE FOR progressive will bring to the State of Geor. cal expediency but that when elected he will gla an admini.tratlon that i. not .teeped In bring to the State of Georgia an admlnl.tra· doubt, cronism and favortl.m but will lead tlon that we can all point to with prl.... affair. of our IItateln an hone.t, capable and • Let'. not let Georgia be held up again to r.. Carl Sanders forthright manner. dlcule. Let'. stand up and be counted for Governor • No one will wave a magic wand to make el. honesty and de.cency In government. Let of Georgia ther the problems of our .tate dl.appear nor the voter. of Bulloch and of Georgia voice a Wedne.day, September 12th.

Paid {Ol by people who belwve I } 0 est) n I desccllcy l nd v} 0 behove 111 the future of Georg n