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5-11-1961 Bulloch Herald

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Mrs. Beasley Is the • OF STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUNTY Bonnie of DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS Dekle, daughter I 01 ------­ ... former Miss Jean Glbblns Senior Class 29 Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Dekle of honors was electod 1 Suffolk, England. They Apr. Register, president Mr. and Mrs. B E. Beasley BIRm ANNOUNCEMENT Espwlch of the Distrlct Student and Mrs. C. S. Proctor, 01 reside at 742 E_ Park Avenue, Patricia Johnson, Teresa Miss Senior Dance." Sixth. Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Bran­ ANN HENDRIX Edueation Associatlon and Fu- son and Mrs. G. H. Anderson By Char- The was under the di­ Savannah. Judy Beasley, prom StU-i ncn of Savannah an- Thigpen, lure Teachers of American or- of Savannah left last Friday, Beasley The class of Portal lotte Stewart, Mary Sue De­ rection or Mrs. Charles Johnson, junior. ganlzation. 28, lor a weekend In 1------entertained the senior Leach Sandra Sue Allen Annie junior advisor. April High Washington, D. C. They will class Saturday evening, April Fred 'lanier Jano Aki� and The election was held at a see other of interest dur­ members Prom. 10f places B&PW n Junior-Senior ch�rml!d can- 400 her-e. with annual 29, Carolyn M�Cul1ough, BRIDAL SHOWER HONORS recent leadership In danced Ing their stay Washington, "HawaIIan Cruise" was I the group as they among lerenee at Georgia State Col- -Opening Special- expected A MISS SYLVIA ALLEN D. C. will visit their the tables. Women. The Sixth Dis- They d In the cntetorium. 28 lege lor. and stag ON APRIL . niece nephews while there. the A quartet, composed at Marl- trlct includes Baldwin County LAWN MOWER MOTOR TUNE·UP Sailors and maids greeted afternoon, April They went by ear. Hunnicutt, Wednesday and the fifteel> as came down the Iyn Brannen, Jenny REBECCA DIXON surrounding - - guests they 26, Miss Sylvia Allen was hon­ Clean and Check colorful Emma Small and Gall Williams, counties. Bonnie Is currently Mrs. D. L. Morris has moved • Spark Plugs state at for by placing 21 with a bridal shower 20 convention gangplank ored 19 necks. They "Tropical Isle." serving as president of the local Clean and Check Magneto leis around their sang the home of Mrs. Millard Grif­ tram our community to Brook­ • Ihelr tables were ac­ Student Education Association were ushered to All of these groups and Balance Blade May fith. Dixon let last Saturday. We hope she • Sharpen with mlnn- Mrs. H. C. Bland Rebecca at GSCW. Her local position ex­ let us be 1------1 which were centered companied by us, oh God, from pettiness; large Assisting with the shower 1961. Her dis- will be very happy In her new Clean and Adjust Carburetor "Keep oalm trees nnd tropical on the pires September, • · ture plano. Mrs. These are the were Miss Verna Collins, home in in \\'lord, in deed." opening flowers. Barnes and there. Oil thought, Gory played song Ernest Carter and Mrs. F. N. • Change of State a Collect that binds the world's. FamI·1 Fun N htat Amid splendor own awarded PI1TMAN PARK WSCS lines to club together tropical one of his compositions, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Sanders 'water murals, flow· Carter '$3.95 y 19 palm trees, "J'II Try." He was accompanied TO HONOR NEW Complete _: of working women, the National an Miss Verna Collins greeted ro Savannah spent last Satur­ largest organization ers, leis, and hula dancers, Jackson on the gul­ (PIUB Parts) Professional Woman's by Johnny the door. The re­ MEMBERS MAY 8 Federation of Business and of dancing was enjoy- "The Girl each guest at day with her parents, Mr. and evening tar. Next Johnny sang FHA • ceiving line was composed of H. N. Mowers Serviced S Zetterower SCh001 of My Best Friend," while Gary Degree The regular monlhly meeting Mrs. Shurllng here. All Makes of Clubs,l1Icorporated_ served as mas- Mrs. Millard Griffith, the bride­ to Carrollton Anderson of Marvin WSCS of Pittman Park Chain In cities and towns From Acworth ediocy accompanied. AI. Rebecca Dixon of the W. H. Also Outboard Motors and Saws fifty-two ceremonies for the de- elect's mother, Mrs. Sylvia and Mrs. Morris to Brunswick, ter of of Mr. Methodist and a social, .. in the state of Georgia, these Darien, , 1------­ The Saille Zetterower P.T.A. After lhe floor show, cakes, the Pittman school, daughter Church, and�rMiss Lillian Morris of SUI­ event, Ann Hendrix gave Ion, Miss Alien. groom- woo Savannah, Louisville, Swains­ llghtful were served. Mrs. J. C. Dixon. has been the new members business and nuts, and punch Lane and honoring son and Mrs. D. L. Morris of professional will sponsor the Family Fun the welcome, followed by Lynn elect's mother, Mrs. Ruby REAIDE MOTOR SERVICE Fed- bora, Macon, and from all over awarded the State Degree Cer- since Christmas will be held SMITH & men comprise the Georgia wilh the senior re- The highlight of the evening and Mrs. Henry Alien. Brooklet visited Mr. and Mrs. the Business and Pro­ Field Day which will be held Reddick for the 8, at Bernard Smith eration 01 BPW Clubs meeting state, was the or IIMr. and tlflcate achieving high­ Monday afternoon, May H. C. at last by Scholarship at Zetterower School on crowning As each entered the Kennedy Register Operated lessional Women are Sallie sponse. guest Future Homemakers o'clock in the church par- in Statesboro, May 19-21, lor getting Senior for 1961." est goal in 4:00 - GA. 1961. All As the a Miss They with 'Sunday afternoon. 47 OAK STREET STATESBORO, for the 1961 Convention. Wednesday, May 17, evening progressed. home, beautifully arrayed activities. Hostesses for the social the 42nd Annual State Conven- ready were Reddick and Janice of American lor. are Invited with their floor show was present- Lynn flowers, Miss Grit- And Statesboro Is getting parents special spring Nancy was made at the the and Scott Mr. Mrs. James Morris tion. at N. C. to "Ha- Ellis. were crowned 111C award will be Copelan and ,------children to In these ed. Barbara Akerman sang They by rilh on the favors. ready to receive them In high goes participate pinned Annual State Conven­ circles. The nursery will be for the and ac- "Mr. and Miss Senior for 1960," Sixteenth This year the theme activities beginning at 4:30 p.m. walian Wedding Song" Miss Mary Johnson kept the "It Allen and Linda Parrish. tion of the Future Homemakers open. Clubs is "Freedom Is My Busi- Linda Parrish, Tony Carter '?��I��,;�vewt:� a�a���ld companied by bride's book. Mrs. Ernest Atlanta re- ��:e There will be such as After the were of America held in ness." It has been incorporated the Parrish Blitch games Happened In Koloha." crowning they Minick the Smiles and Progress has and Mrs. abed kept theme for sack races, three-leg- honored with a special "Mr. and cently. my Lanier, vice president, pre­ Into every program sottbal], The hula dancers, composed room. gift Marvin Pitt- "400'� roces , ball and many Others from the In the absence of the THIS IS, club _ CHAPEL HILL-Charles Par- ged dodge THE individual __ ..:.... 1 sided pre­ the meetings,R . . lg_h_t_o_f_W_ay_'_'. ______Misses Sue DeLoach, ANCHOR The MarY to attend the con­ ______Fall other games. climbing man School sident, Emma Smail. was the highlight of the I rish Blitch, instructor in the De- relay MAMIE K_ TAYWR Teresa Carter, and Sandra AI- .. IIIIIJ will be Inter­ ventlon are Melba Waters and Gear discussed for Board held last Sept- I' of Economics at the 01 a greasy pole President B&PW mints. Mrs. plans Meeting partment Georgia len passed napklr;as and CURER and for the There will Joyce Zetterower. summer camp. AUTOMATIC TOBACCO ember at Lake Jackson, University of North Carolina, esting boys. a delicious dish of -'------lor the children ------­ Serving will be culminated in emphasis has been, awarded an H. B. be games s"ll'lI salad on lettuce, Ritz ... chicken Convention for the as well as the older ones. which arc having May 12 at the 1961 State Ear h art Fellowship ! crockers and potato chips were they BAPTIST CHURCH PORTAL next when the Geor­ aeademlc 1961-62. at Parish's pond. weekend, year are asked to wear Misses Kay Carter, Janice Ellis BEGINS REVIVAL Parents also made for the Federation will officially The H. B. Earhart Fellow­ 2 Ga. Southern and Allen. Miss Judy They plans gia suitable playcloths In order to Shiriey ON SUNDAY, MAY 7 for the of election of officers for the year announce plans spon­ ships, In the amount $2,500, In these with shower were M· shrdlcmfwyp Portal Church is take part games The Baptist of a from , are awarded the Others of 1961-62. sorship refugee family annually by their children. Allen served the punch. a from holding revival Sunday, Sabba Camp near B. Earhart Foundation of show­ San Refugee H. students win assisting with the lovely to Saturday, May 13. PORTAL FARM May 7. Triesle, Italy. Ann Arbor, Michigan to out­ Hot-dogs and tea will be er were Mrs. Pearl Foss, Mrs. Services will begin at 11 o'clock the BUREAU HEARS AIMS will offici­ standing students in the field served following games. F. N. Carter Jr. and Mrs. Ho­ and 8 o'clock at The convention every morning of economics and business ad­ Make to your child­ OF FUTURE FARMERS on 19, at plans join well DeLoach. ally open Friday, May fun. six honors April 27. the night. ad­ ministration. ren in an afternoon at Around 75 guests called' be­ Thursday night, 3 p.m. with the welcoming met in prayer meetings are Blitch is a UNC stu- the hours of 4 and 7 Portal Form Bureau the. Cottage dress W. A. Bowen. graduate and the Phi tween this by Mayor Two studer.ts school cafetorium. A trio com­ being held every night dent from Statesboro. Ga. The o'clock p.m. be held Beta Lambda Chapter from Barbara we.ek. Business sessions will will facilitate his CIRCLES OF PI'ITMAN posed of Gail Williams, fellowship won TOP CHOICE OF in McCroan Auditorium at Georgia Southern. College and Emma Small en­ Mr. Edefnield of Geor­ training, educatlon and acqulsl- PARK CHURCH TO Akerman, Sonny Fri­ a total of six honors at the Southern College, •• Doctor of PORTAL FUTURE !ertalned. Tech was weekend guest of TOBACCO FARMERS USES FUEL OIL Georgia tion of the degree of WEEK State gia #2 and and Temperature MEET NEXT FBLA-Phl Beta Lambda HOMEMAKERS ELECT State FFA Mr. and Mrs. Hu­ day afternoon evening, under the sponsor- Mr. Lynn Reddick, his parents, Philosophy Convention at Rock last Saturday morning and after- of the Eagle NEW OFFICERS vice on the bert Edenfield and Joe. • ship of Clarence E. Philbrook, The WSCS circles president, spoke One unit to and Low8 week. The Portal FHA met Future Farmer or­ of economics at the Pittman Pari, Methodist Church chapter aims of the Mr. and Mrs. B. Boyd AUTOMATIC CONTROLS Highs professor was Strondy a barn. Jim Pollak, Statesboro, 28. Allen and the Farm Bu­ here. cons i- will meet as follows: Friday, April Sylvia ganization of Yangley, South Carolina, University Special elected state of Phi Em­ You control Ihe The thermometer readings fel- president presided over the meeting. reau. the weekend of Mr. deration in the awarding of were guests • Circle with Mrs. Beta Lambda. the college dlvl- the devotional. head tempereture from this Fully automatic. for the week of Monday, May Is to candidates The Smith Your Doctor's ma Small gave Mr.1 Miles Frank Deal, and Mrs. and lowships given 1961-62. Perry Key family, Jr. on afternoon slon of FBLA for outside the Sunday, May 7, an and desire W. H. Monday Several committee reports of the ASC office of Bulloch 21 23. panel I, through evidencing ability April through April • DanJel Circle Mar i I n Brunswick, the Economical. were as follows: at 4 o'clock; the Y Branch, were made, Including that 01 County. gave a talk on the barn. No need 10 enter to teach. Prescription Mr. and Mrs. Allen were A. B. Daniel won third place In the speiling who were Tony Mr. Blitch is tho son of Mrs. with Mrs. Tuesday nominating comittee, Feed Grain Progarm. from start of curing LOW the weekend guests of Mr. and • HIGH at 10 o'clock; the competition. to nominate candidates for the Mr. Clarence Safe. Lottie Blitch of South Zelterow- morning Brock presided Allen and Glenda through final stage._ The GSC wo,. the Be "Greek" 1961'-62. \ Mrs. Paul Oliver Circle with Mrs. Warren Chapter May officers. of the year of over the me.eting. I 73 55 er Avenue, Statesboro, and the 28-30. • Mon_, May 10 awards: First place are Faye. April a No credi' 'erms Oliver morning, following voted and these was Come in for 'ree demonstration obligation Easy Jack Blitch. _ Tuesday The club A covered dish super late Mr. �t club ... Circle will for the pro­ To You four main officers for next Mr. Ronnie Anderson of GSC 83 The Herring most original the served. FOR DEMONSTRATION o'clock, for the annual Hunni­ spent the weekend 01 April 28 meet In the church parlor on jects; First place year: president, Jenny second with his Mr. Mrs. B• & SON PHONE 4-3217 at 8 o'clock. activities report; and cutt; vice president, Marilyn LYNN REDDICK parents und A. McDOUGALD Tuesday rught and at the convention. Brannen; secretory, Ann Hen- SPEAKER AT Theron Anderson family. 1 What's written on the Pollak will be one of the two prescription yotir drix; and treasurer, Doris Saun­ FArnER-SON BANQUET Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brack . place for the exhibit dlisplayed doctor be "Greek" to ders. Jenny, as the new presi­ Mr. Redick was a guest and son were the weekend 1 gives you may you, Lynn I'" official lrom Georgia will attend at the Father-Son Ban­ of Mr. and Mrs. Bert delegates dent, Leadershjp speaker guests Convention in but to us-it is a concise medical the plan to the National "recipe." Conference this summer at the Nichols chap­ Hicks and children of Jackson­ quet given by D. C., June 11-13. FFA-FHA at Lake Jack­ ani Florida from 22 to WnhlngtoD\ And our follow is to camp ter, Nichols, Georgia, Friday vilie, April . pharmacists exactly, As a state ofllcer, he and hi. son. 28. He was ac­ 23. evening, April a lull week a for better health also received give you "formula" just The eleclion was followed by companied by Mr. James Deal. Mr. and Mrs. Euel Stewart family all expenses paid vacation to a report from the delegates who spent the weekend of April 22 as your doctor it. Bring us your Ida Cason Gardena prescribed attended the State FHA Conven­ with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Taylor Callaway the summer. next tion in Atlanta 20-22. CUB SCOUTS MEET and of Savannah. ••• during April family NOW color Mr. Ed­ prescription. The Cub Pat any paint' Seven students and The meeting was adjourned Scouts, Rising. Mrs. Carrie Adams of Mil­ is elected advisor to the refresh­ Eddie Hendrix, Turner Rushing The churches- of Statesboro win Davidson, and the club enjoyed Wynn, Tommy len is visiting Mrs. Mary Denny to thla con­ ments served the sophomore Jimmy Johnson, Ronnie Key, and Mrs. Oscar Turner. are taking thl. opportunity organization ,attended by wish with from their fa­ to the ventlon as represen"tives The COLLEGE PHUMACY members. Milton Brannen and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Weather­ you announce community School Southern. The Portal FFA chapter also milies held monthly pack meet­ lord of Fernandla Beach, Flor­ their Vacatiqn Church GeorgIa annex TA I. done I---_..::;;_------­ F •. This at the educational schedule "where the crowds go" held its regular meeting Friday, ing Ida, were the weekend guests being Georgia • 0/ that It will avoid ON DUTY 28. Joe Beasley presided of the Portal Methodist Church of Mrs. Eunice Marsh. president with the hope GEORGIA REGISTERED PHARMlo\CISTS April on 29. connICla with other community over the meeling. The club Saturday evening. April Mr. Douglas Carter, Misses IS for our South Main St. Phone PO 4-5421 made plans for the fish supper Their theme for the month Sylvia and Sandra Alien, and wide prograntS young Hospital Day 'being "Air Adventure," a kite Mr. and Mrs. abed Minick spent people. contest was held after the Sunday. 30, with .Mr. and April The schedule of schools which 14 for meeting. Mrs. Fordham of Au­ Herney have to the ministerial May An induction ceremony was reported gusta. association is 8S follows: held adding Robert Brack Jr. Mr. Gregory Gowan of Folks­ to the den. ton spent the weekend with Mrs. Ga. Ronnie his Baptists COTTON: Key received B. E. Smith. badge for completing his Wolf Miss Carolyn Edenfield visit­ Achievements. ed Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Eden­ Bullock County grower reports best A weiner roast followed, field and Joe over the weekend. which everyone enjoyed very Miss Mary Lee Jackson was her much. house he ever had with a guest. insect control season-long Mr. Barry Marsh of Callahan. The Kingsmen Trio from Bob Florida and Mrs. Bernice Marsh in endrin- program Jones University Greenville, of Waycross were the weekend methyl parathion at the South Carolina, sang guests of Mrs. Ruby Edenfield. Oak Grove Baptist Church Sun­ Mr. Gregory Gowan of Folks­ 30. day night, April ton and Mr. Barry Marsh of Cal­ lahan, Florida attended the John Cromley, Brooklet, Georgia PORTAL 4-H CLUB MEETS Fishing Rodeo held in States- The Portal 4-H Club held a boro Saturday, April 29. 8ays, "I stuck with endrin-methyl meeting Friday, April 21. .lim- Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Rush- parathion right through the season ing -,sr. of Register were Sunday .- afternoon callers of Mrs. Mary 188t year and excellent cotton got Turner and Jack. insect control. III fact, it was the best Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Edenfield of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ control I have ever had. 1 certainly Claxton, land Roberts, and Mrs. Hattie to use this end plan rill-methyl para­ Franklin of Atlanta were spend thion mixture from 1I0W 011." the day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Edenfield and family on Wishing will make it so! Our new "Dutch Sunday, April 30. AN I!NOIUN"l\tETI-IYL parathion program Mrs. Hattie Franklin of Atlan­ Boy" TOTAL COLOR Paint System n can do the samefor l lcre is you. why: Long-lasting eontrol ta visited Mr. and Mrs. Roland produces practically every color. _ . red, You can kill all major cotton insects with End-in's long-lasting power keeps your Roberts from Friday, April 28, I. or or make to oMnday, May green, blue violet-and endrin-methyl parathion spmys dusts. cotton for many days. You orange, yellow, protected Miss Mary Johnson visited Mr. combination cotton off to endrin­ all shades in between. And all in famous This helps get fewer applications. And, regular and Mrs. Gene Thigpen and Wm. Smith is 8 good start by controlling early season applications discourage daughter, Jody of Savannah "Dutch Boy" finishes for both interior or methyl' parathion 24. lleahoppcrs, aphids and plant bugs. mite Monday, April thrips, build-up. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Deal, Mr. exterior painting. of in the it will Later season, protect Finest Julian Deal, Mr. Joe Stay on schedule Quality Newsome, president and bolls weevils, worms, Mr. Fred Deal and Mr. James sguarcs against If want to of Come in Our new .. :,[ you pick high yields top MONUMENTS Deal spent Sunday, April 30 at today. paint syste.« Statesboro PTA and other major canon pests. use para­ the Okefenokee quality cotton, endrin-methyl We In Swamp. answer your every color request. Specialize Mrs. Quick knockdown and kill thion. Follow the dosage and timing rec­ Mr. and Buddy Hendrix Original Designs and Mary of Ludowici were knock­ ommcndations of local authorities. Methyl parathion gives you quick Buy From Your guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert and kill of most cotton insects. It combinations Edenfield Sunday, April 30. down Endrin-methyl parathion Local Manufacturer and Mrs. Pearl Foss was the din­ them before they have a chance to are available as easy-to-use liquids stops A Statesboro Industry ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ dusts. Order yours today. 29. cause damage. Since 1922 ry Aycock Saturday, April Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Roberts and Vickie, Mr. John Screen Thayer and Patricia and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. SMITH GRAIN CO. E. A SMITH GRAIN CO. Ben Scre.en attended the wed" ding of Mr. Robert Helmey and AND Monument or Miss Mildred Jones in Savannah EAST VINE ST. Phones POplar 4·3511 4-2744 Sunday. April 30. Mr. Helmey SMITH FERTILIZER CO. Company is Mr. Ben Screen's nephew. 15 West Main Street Ga. Johnny Anderson spent the Statesboro, Phone PO 43]17 weekend with his parents, Mr. • Phone PO 4·3511 or PO 4-2744 and Mrs, Theron Anderson. Far. and Family Fea.ures Arthur Sparks Editorials wins II. of Ga. to their operation. It's fine their animals and birds. Like· ability to gain, grow or hand money crop, requires little wise ,cattlemen can use perfor- feed. You carr only guess, and to labor, Is planted and Is mance to increase pro- often Per- is late, testing you'll guess wrong • of for 61 62 Mother's should be in the Nitrogen key harvested mechanically with duction eftlclency beel. ,rormance tosllng helps tnke the grant Day every day year equipment many farmers al­ No human can see a calf's guess out of bccf production, ------I have On the Arthur G. Sparks or the culate that it should ready farm, Despite the nation-wide com­ strength Southeast Bulloch High School never be violated. lush has been there home lawns awurded a mercialism of Mother's Day, PERFORMANCE TESTING ,raculty TRIODAN· father his back on Let Dixie grant by the University or Is still a deep reservoir of love A may turn By ROY I'OWELL A t I Ie I. the Liquid Fertlliler Co. testing" has be- Georgia to attend the Academ­ for the annual cele­ his child, brothers' and sisters -ofl County Alent amou��aof ':t�� In a 100 co��ecrrorrnance and reepect do not have a fishing pole and take Handle Your Side Ic Year Institute 1961-62 under The lady-Iolk your of Ammoni- NOW Dressing hole Applying adequate pound bag nitrogen. the of the In may become deep-rooted enemies, on We to favorite fishing nitrogen among a�att:�.:�tan�. s�:��� sponsorship or tho National bration second Sunday monopoly rurioaity. your urn for con- he for to the lawn is the to te, example, yeurs, und there Is desert their men-folk can be .1 curious, for the fish wlll biting key having apparently Science Foundiltion. He has also when children allover this husbands may wives, jllOt do lush talns nl�ra,33 actual nltro- May Oh, yes-we appreciate green, grass around the � percent some confusion about what it been a but we IOrt or subllmate It and surel awarded similar grant honest and wives t h � I r husbands. But a devout the fish our flshermen·lrlends home. gen in each 100 pound bag. To means. country pay loving stand and walt for tho And Mr. Jim Rowe, • for study at the Unlvers Uy 01 by la�!,· not be .. two or factual nl- love who bring us. We may Nitrogen 'stimulates apply pounds R tribute to their mot her s on mother's endures through all; lolk to do the .. and dedicated fisherman, growth esearch has developed meth- Florida during the summer 01 qu tlon·asklng we love fIIb on thousand feet bolt and has Iisherman but and gives the a dark tragen per square 1961. In in bad In to our curiooity. talks to his Iish grass ods of further improving beef Both grants are for grad. Mother'S good repute, repute, laUlty tha table before ..-Iusclous color. you would need six pounds 01 Day, of fiIIl green, If the lime, cattle. new uate In tlme we've been an uncanny knowledtle phos- These tools co.n be study mathemaUcs. be - the face of the world's condemna­ For a long delicious bream, suecu­ and this material. And that is as it should hu Inoth.,. lantas­ trout, phate, potash requirements under terms curious abut how much t h • peychology, grouped together Mr. Is the son 01 Mrs. when lent shad. a lawn are met Sparks to us Mother's should tion, a mother stili loves on, and tlc method 01 determining by early ap- "performance records" or though Day ladles carry 'round In their hand Of. "per- G. C. Sparks Sr. of Brooklet. the fish are biting. We have a relrlgerator here plication the growth and green SOYBEANS lormancc be in the year with the stUl hopes that her child may turn bags. Lalt week our curiOilty testing." His wife Is the former Chrlsllno every day It's sort 01 but In our offlce. color of the grass Is largely de- Last the broiler compllcated, . mean maintain- was and It came year, Georgia They simply of Portal. havo a of our love from his evil and appealed our termin b Clayton They same manifestation ways, repent; we'll to pass It on to ed the amount of nl- used 900 not ill ion accurate records of about when the members of the try � Industry Ing careful, daughter, Vlokie, 10 months of she remembers the Infant fishermen lrienda. We won't trogen applied. and and admira­ stUl Senior CltI...... Club a OPEN LETTER· pounds of soybean meal. both pounds and quality of devotion, respect p1ayad lor vouch lor Ita dependablllty, The amount of to beef production. With these re- age. our God's sec­ smiles that once fUled her bosom game at their April meeting. nitrogen Georgia soybean producers tion: for mothers, not a fisherman and Dear Boys and Girls 01 Register He Is a member of the First They called It "Who's got the we are apply to your lawn depends UP'" are now producing an average cords you can eliminate low fineet to mankind, giving with rapture, the merry laugh, all these Iish stories with School Communilly: Baptist Church of Brooklet ond gift most In the take on, the kind of grass and how 01 16 bushels of soybeans per producers with least error and Bag". A little bird told us that you he Is His finest to the shout of his childhood, certain reservations. According want the lawn. acre. If were to to and where president of the mmself being gift joyful And Mrs. Hubert Mikell re­ g!een Zoy. Georgia try identify multiply the' high fill a had to go to �ou Married of to Mr. Rowe, you quart grown up enough sra, Sa tnt and Ber- meet even the broiler market producers. This to both Young People Class world. the opening promise his youth; vealed that she was carrying Augustine, applies the with water. Then take a school. We would Uke ·to Invite it would and is head usher. He is also THIRTY·SEVEN different Items jar have the highest demand, tor soybeans, registered and commercial cat. Indeed the and she can never be brought to soft to visit with us and meet �uda grasses. a member of A mother's love Is Coca Cola bottle (any other you take 950 thousand acres at the tle. the National Guard In her hand nitrogen requirements. One to all bagl drink bottle won't do, we gat­ new frlenlls and play. with the 2nd link that binds youth to think him unworthy. many two pounds of actual nitrogen present yield levels. Dairymen, broiler producers, serving Hq. Btry, golden It would be Interesting to around It 214th her) wrap newspaper mates. men Bn., Arty. a And so we are reminded na­ per square should Farmers already growing soy- and hog have been using DAN (Direct and he is still but child, by know how many Items the men­ In the is tho�sand . .feet Application Nitl'OC)en) age; until Its fits snugly quart The day Monday, May IS, be SIX to weeks beans should increase their for several eight pro- performance testing He was an wrinkled tional that Sunday, folk carry 'round In their beat­ with the of the. Time: Nine 0' clock until apph� honor graduate however time may have promotion jar 01 water Up ·1961. the sea- ductlon levels. more Gcor- to solutions are ... TOPS ON ALL apart during growing Also, years help them increase ef­ from Southeast BuUoch and that up wallets. bottle level with the surface 01 twelve o'colck. High or silvered his brow, 14, is Mother's Day son. farmers should add the crop in the of his cheek, May let gia flclency production School iN 1956. He attended {his meeKS' the water In the jar. And We urge your mother to ac­ YOUR CROPS .•• corn, we in some man­ cotton, can with a soften­ should, tangible FISHERMEN are a some 01 Georgia for a who yet recall, segment stand. If. after a spell, company you. Bring your birth Military College from term and then transferred to the fond devotion or the ner, assure our mother of our 01 our population apart the water Into the bottle­ certificate and hear much use­ small grains, etc. ed heart, . goes pastures. all other And every Georgia Southern College. !H'e of the best friend love and devotion. groups. then tear out for your fishing ful Informatlon from Mlss Leona APHIIS chidings evidence comes was twice cited for outstand­ ,IORIWORMS gentle week new up gear and scratch-off for the Newton, Miss Manda Whlte, But be reminded also that assessment 01 at Honors LOOPERS man has, his Mother. ilebttattnu confirming this lake or ocean, for Sanders. So •.• to save Ing scholarship Day FLEA IEEnEI river, pond, and Mrs. yourself time. money at Southern. He re­ and Mother's should be them. the fish are wait­ forward Georgia The tie that links mother Day every day Rev. Lawrenc. E. HOUlton Jr. standlhg by, We will be looking By and wortc • • . us a ••• ceived his B·S In June IDIWORMS we completed a for you. to and give ring degree child is of such and imma- in the year. Recently Ing Impatiently meeting you your pure our back admit that this 1960. him­ garden pool in yard. We don't dare mother. TIlE PET POPULATION In WHEN A STUDENT sets let us do· side for In some fish In of to U., your dressing the faU at 1880 he return­ demands of We put gold Jt. all sounds sort stupid You may bring one favorite our Is A sell free from the household de.creaslng. our to who are not Use Classified Ads Use Classified Ads ed to Southeast Bulloch 8S an For residual control and him Now, one of neighbors as It must all If like. long-lasting safety, Thiodan is the short while our menagerie study, his freedom hurts toy you FOR SALE you. ago, makes a check on the fishermen. We are not anti­ instructor In mathematics and than strict regular and are Invited for • Houses for Sale recommended material (or tobacco insect control. Thiodaa numbered a a hams­ more the discipline Boys girls Apartments meet parakeet, fish. don't - physics. cities of Georgia activities of our gold Know fishermen-we just go lunch. ______llIIIoe two fifty-two mind. lree duplex apartment ._------some sort two fish, two mud 01 an Inquiring (This is to as a dust or Sec local dealer of ter, gold . easy 'Tis Sounds lastastlc to UI. And we reserve the - For Rent apply spray. your here for their annual state con­ not come at why? fishing. baths and lIarage apartment We have and all Fertilizers ' turtles, and a gopher. Today realization may while Love, Nitrogen He that II the fllh not to ------EFFECT OF POUL.TRY for Thiodan. the but it wlll come.) says gold right go fishing, double lIarage 125 n. Iront- vention. we have only the gold fish and moment, The First Grade and call are around and active the of x 188 - 9 Church 9·3348 ENVIRONMENT �F&lbWl!lk.lloech.tA. C. moving defending rights others FOR SALE ale ft. deep _ Simply TEmple it is the mud turtles. When parents, In frantic des­ Mrs. Temples FOR RENT Three bedroom record, It's sort that our -that It's a good tlme to get to go fishing. Coy Sln!et. Fuel COIta, medlcation COlts, the of meeting the to the house with two baths. fum- The hampste.r died; gop­ peration, give in per­ New three bedroom feed and ace In des conversions, mortnUty of a record in loves. For on the of their children that heat. lrable locatlon, It's something community say �at her, captured highway sistent cry Brick hOUle. Good Nice bome In Bulloch are County. PHONE 4-2396. 4-13 tic. condemnations generaUy. near was his "everybody is doing it," their Good Location DIXIE CO. both youth and adult activities one pleases, there's nothing that Soperton, given beautiful home site. Inoludes LIQUID FEBmlZER higher In poultry houses where "Peedie" the lack of restraint and ,A freedom; and para­ parental 50 acres land with and can not maintain uni­ in state dresses our like four hun­ CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY peanut FOR RENT' 2 bed growers organizations. up city keet out the front door. is more hurtful to R H0d Ga. escaped guidance REALTORS tobacco allotments. Nestles be ay ges Nevils, form envlromental condItions, Five of dred ladies on a convention. Peedle Is missed most of all. their children's future than the apartment. Rang:O::� ���� young people States­ tween two Iish ponds. erator furnished. Call Josh according to Extension Poultry­ months them Phone "-Z82S He had spent eighteen limitations placed upon man M. Y. of the Uni­ boro hold positions of leadership We tOBS our hat into the Nessmlth, POplar Dendy high and we counted and wisdom. seems Mrs. E. J. Graham ¥.!�::::::::::::::::::::::: In our home, by experience it 01 of in the Future Teachers FOR SALE 4-2765S-4.1tp.!1 versity Georgia College Georgia air for the membership of the him part of the family. His WHEN PEOPLE to be Agriculture. Thiodane try Association and the Stu den t Statesboro for it is bright feathers made a color­ Three Bedroom, two-bath house South Ga. Co. . . . BPW, they without Realty FOR RENT-Two bedroom, un- , ful addition to our surround­ Christian surrendering with Central Heat. Screen- Education. are DIU loel

• Gifts In f� I�: l�����' �;:rg dl���i�� All Mother's Day Wrapped Bulloch County. near the north­ ern part of the 'limits of .•. city Bulloch Flower Beautiful Gift Wrapping Statesboro. in the Whitesville coun­ Shop Statesboro and Bulloch PO -_'�!11111 section,containing one (1), acre We are certain that you will represent On Inman St., Across from Hospltal-Phone 4-�314 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE and bounded' North by lands that formerly belonged to Char­ .East that outcome of the we ley Gilliard; by lands in such a that, no matter the contest, • formerly belonged to the estate ty way SETS OF DISHES of Mirs. Pennie Pelote;South by WIDE SELECTION FOR ALL OCCA­ other lands that formerly be­ of . to Louise and will be you. SIONS. longed Mincey; very proud West by lands th.t formerly be- Statesboro Floral Shop • PITCHERS ANb GLASSWARE :��a� �in� Fri,.?r�na:,::�i��I��t� FAIR ROAD-Phone PO 4·5497 described a of the s.me IT'S ICED TEA AND LEMONADE TIME. by plat made by S, L, Moore, surveyor, December 20. 1900. we have had the for­ • BANK is that good CASSEROLES Also. aU that certalrn lot or The SEA ISLAND happy SHE WILL ENJOY COOKINQ IN CAS- b:[�:l ?� I�h� ii�b��� It-VAg �is� from the start of the Miss Statesboro SEROLES. trict of Bulloch County. Geor­ tune to sponsor you very near the northeastern cor­ the Florist gia, Jones • ICE BUCKETS porate limits of tjIe City of Stalesboro and bound North by earl ier. OUTDOOR DRINKS NEED ONE. lands ofthe Baptist Church .for contest

• �fl��e� S��� l:��! & ACCESSORIES P�rr��; t� A SERVING TRAYS of James Odom; and West by A Iwndsome $3.00 oolue offer from Diliany! r-;u::;:;;;;;.-:;:-;;p�;,:�;,_,�:;.;,------, INDOORS OR OUTDOORS ON ALL an unnamed street. Said lot be­ Bet bowls­ maldaing of four sparkling glass Please send me 8 ael of 4 Hand-Monogrammed ��....:n IF I ing more particularly described : hand-caroed with own initial any initial Hosless with the Inillal 1 OCCASIONS. your (or II Bowls, 0 (print Inl- Your .... ice cream I lIal) I have enclosed $1.�O (check or order) i Friendly �rl'e PI��U�h�he J�mes.:%e�g� you specify). Perfect for serving fruit. money I Give Her Gardening Equipment-You Will Probably Have made July 24. 1959. or pudding tksserts. cocktail snacks. dips. elc. I and Iwo front panela from Dulany Frozen I SI"wb.",... 11m This the 9th of to Use Them-So Get Good Ones day May. when 1961. And they're yours on this special offer you I P try delicious Dulany Strawberries-the frozen I I (s) CHARLIE JACKSON JR. I strawbe"ies with the luscious sun-sweetened,just­ AODRESS As Administrator of the Es­ I ,'.' I tate of Louise Mincey. picked flavor! Simply selld $1.50 with the two Lanier & Lanier Co. '00,_"",- and to Foods front panels Dulany [nc.. Dept. G...... Buggy Wagon Attorneys for Petitioner �T' L �tr.�W�.�.'..ie�:.....J I No. 65 Philadelphia 5. Penna . •...... _.111...... • 6-I-4tc. l------� Statesboro Music TIle Bulloeb Benld The Bulloc Club to meet Tuesday night By MRS. D. D. ANDERSON Corkle vlliled their Illter. MI'S. IlD . WI�n bees���� f��e :ra:a� att:�d�n�ur::i. '6:�n�s�a�:� In Claxton. Ularno-I�"0 ca ,.." meeting of the Stateaboro MUllc at Middle College at �d8�' a�=- George Mr. and Mrs. Wilton of Savannah and their Club on Tueoday. May 16. at Cochran. Rushing gues� spent Iast weekendi at Waiter. Mrs. H. J. Nicholson of Mn. Raleigh Andenon .pent 8 o'clock at ihe home of Mn. Detroit. n I h t with her CI�_LDB meets WI0th boroo SCI'. v SitI M rs. R usn-h MIchi the week'�"'"", Wednesday g Curtis Lane. Their daughter. MilS Natalie -, ng gan, were 0 I M d M Ra All. ol Homer Bowen'. Mr. Iph , Parrish. Is a student at Middle sister. Mrs. guests of and Mn. D. D. Mn. Herbert Kingery, !"'O' ���� ;,. �vann�h. Georgia. Ing·s.Mrs. Andenon Sr. MAY 11-12-13 gram chatrman for ihe evening. Mn. E."llelt Society Editor etyPhone 4·2382 Ralph AllBritten of Sa. azemore IiraDDeII, ••• M B vannab wos dinner On Pat Ward rs. announces ihe - the guest Mn. that numbera The parents were conducted ThundBy Quantity RI"hh on with and Klran BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS will out the iheme at Wednesday Mr and daughter , and Mrs. ...__ carry on a tour of the campos, which '.' ...... that The Warnock Home Solo Mu.lc. The the Statelboro MUl1c Club Mrs. W. B. McCorkle. Contemporary Voice students wal followed by the Honor's Mr. and Mn. Franklin Rush. Itrallon Club hold It.'. regular numbera and partlcl· the annual mu.tc award, lIlve� • Mr. and E. ��� Ms.!���a;s;"";;::st;;,,, z:,� Diy program. Mrs. C. Akins Ing announce the birth of a monthly meeting at the home 01 follo,lD&wilt make reci a son Tommy were guests of Mr . pants up ihe - to a lCbooi who pre.ent't I visited relatives In Reidsville at the Bulloch Mn. H. Bazemore with Mre. hlp .w..-; i t Redl And son, County C. • color and exc temen and' M rs. e erson'. - gram: Clarinet Solo, the Adding 5 7 LB. Fanlaly hal been outataridlng In Sunday afternoon. Hospital on May 6. Mra. Rush. DM and Mn. R. S. Thund ht was coronation of St"!""rt Suite by DunhUl, played by mustc will be made at the ay "'g Mr. and Mrs'. Aldnl field, Mrs. Kendall Anderson, Mn. DeRoy ing I l"� 10""""' Mi� Wylene Bondurant al c(>ohlMa . AVERAOE Carol Vocal ��o:'':rr Donaldoon; Solo, Honors Diy Prolram at Slates· Four senior students of R. F. Anderson and Mr. and and lome of Nesmith 1>f Nevils. girls a was Sleep that Flit. on Baby's Ey.. boro School on 29. �ueen, M�s':ai�e P��sh Mias Judy Webb I.tant High May Mrs. Gilbert Cone,' will present Mrs. Minor Sapp spent the day frlend� dthelrll �f John Alden as a :'nember of her Mr. and Mn. Thomu Golden a dem�tlon 011 by Carpenter, sung a Ch:':' on :':�u':t��s agent, lave New offlcera of the music voice recital Thursday night, Saturday In Savannah. ��v.":,ah. o�.:::.: by Mrs. Belton Bralwell; In- court . M::.""H � Akins remlln� announce the birth of a 8011 on nutrltinn. New and old buMn_ club will be Installed at the May II, at Matlle Lively School Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hendrix They strumental Duet Sonata for ed 'her' f�r the' weekend and May I at the Bulloch County were discussed, at 8 o'clock. The are A guest, Dr. and family or visited Flute and meeting Tu..day nJaht. They girls dlstlngullhed CI�xton Mis. Golden I. the Plano, played by Dale Linda member of Mr. and were Sunda dinner guests of Hospital. are: Zack Anderson, Noel Benson, Horace M. King, a Mrs. RaJelih Anderson Dell c i 0 us refresbmentl at Jen... on the Mrs. Smith. president; former Miss Gracelene Bowen flute and Amelia Robertson House of Mr. and Mr�. E. C. Akins. Lind B Brannefti flnt vice ' and Kathy Parliament in the Sunday. lemon nuts and catfee were Dale Jensen, at the Piano of pie, plano; Owens. whose home Is lri Mr. and Mrs. Mikell and Mra. D. D. Anderson, Mrs. Register Mrs. Geo e Bean ' Commlons Billy _. served. Solo, Jack Broucek, Suite for pres i� en,;',"n . . main Mr. and Mrs. W. E. and Mr .and second vice rg. M rs, Southhampton, was-the son, Craig, and Calloway, _ Piano Vocal president, There will be 0 reception fol· --, by Ivansledel; Solo, Delmas Jr. were Mrs. C. S. McCorkle visited Cash from farm mar. s . sup- Dottie Simmons, third the recital. peaker Rushing receipts Major John W. Davis; Piano lowing of Mr. In Savannah with In 1960 OVer one.mUlion food fraez- WHOLE Mrs. Ernest v:ces�: per guests Friday night Thursday ketlng In Georgl'a Duet Waldo Ident; Tee, were served a bar- played by Mrs. The guests ond Mrs. Thomas Anderson and Mrs. T. E. Akins at Warren amounted to $781,607,000, a era are expected to b. lold In and Mrs. John L. Jackson. tary. needs more careful MIlS NeUe or Floyd Rayon becue dinner. family. Candler Hospital. Mrs. Akins I. nine percent Increase over 1959, 1961, according to II of the music 'Hosts the will be: thar> composers for evening handling during cleaning Mr. and Mrs. Dan Anderson expected home In a few days. reports Robert B. MOIs, Ex. Thrash. Extension food pre- are Av· does . CUT-UP layed twentieth century Mrs. Curtis Lane. Dr. Jack cotton Or linen, says Miss Jr. and daughter, Duddena Sue Misses Torrie and Venle Mc. tension economist. servatlon specialist. usiclans. eritt, Mrs. Bing Phillips, and Anderson, head of the Leonor� Mrs. IMilis r------Announcement Is made by Mrs. Kilty Walters. Extension colthing department. �------I • ----�- entertains for and Mrs. Ruptz DAYS Sgt. ONLY THREE LEFT MrS. Maggie Lou Mills enter­ with a dinner at her JESSE JEWEL "FROZEN" tained c home Monday night In honor of her guests, Sgt. and- Mrs. 6 - 8 OR t.:B. CHICKEN, TURKEY at H. W. Smith, Jeweler John G. Kuptz, formerly of AVERAOJ Camp Le Jeune, III. C. 80l. Dinner guests were Sgt. anel PIES Mrs. Kuptz, Mr. and Mrs. John­ 5 nie Aldrich, Mr. aQd Mrs. W. W. 51. Shumln and BEEF PIES Pollard, Nicky YOUR NEW FIGURE IS WAITING ..• To celebrate it's Miss Patey Mills. Lb. 39c Garden "Pink or Birds Eye, "Frozen" Cypress R8Cjular" Sgt. Kuptz Is reporting at on' 19 for in our room. of our 130th Portsmouth, Va. May right fitting Meaning, course, Year sea duty on U.S.S. Boxer. Mrs. Lemonade Kuptz will visit her daughter, Roxanne swimsuits with and SWIFT'S SEMINOLE French Fried Okra Mrs. Mary Von Pair and Mr. ABC; ,bra-.cup sizing as America's Leading Pair of Richmond, Va. before returning to Statesboro to spend foundation fit. Just watch them SLICED 6 oz_ Cans 'Sometime with her sister, Mrs. true-proportioned I 1001. PkCJ. 2 25c 2 39c Si Iversm iths Mills and other relatives. PIGGLY WIGGLY OFFERS YOU take beautiful you. Mrs. A. S. Anderson of shape-on PLYMOUTH'S Thomson, Ga., recently visited FIVE GRADES OF HAMBUIGER MEAT her sister, Mrs. Maggie Lou lb. DELICIOUS 1·2 GALLON Bacon tray49c 49c GORHAM Mills. at NEW LOWER "RICES - The Outdoors! ICE CREAM Enjoy FLAVORS OFFERS Hi Hope Bridge Club meets with THE SPANKING FRESH LOOK CHANTILLY Mrs. Paul Akins f Mrs. Paul S. "'kins entertain­ of sharkskin lastex is the salt of the sea this season. Roxanne's THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS ed the HI Hopes Bridge Club lithe touch. And the Friday at her horne on College princess sheath gives your figure the young FREE STERLING DESIGN Boulevard. FREE view from the back is back-lese, Bullt·up shoulder straps keep Jo_ served her g,!ests angel under control. Peach. seafoam, black, white. No GuessinCJ! food ice cream loar, toasted everything a nuts and coffee, followed later No GuessinCJ! at Sizes 32 to 38. All in ABC cups. Beginning At 10:00 Each Day in the games by Coke and party SAT. No THURS., FRI., Re€Jistering! mints. No ReCJisterinCJ! THURS., FRI., SAT. Beginning At 10;00 Each Day Mrs. Hal Averitt received a $14.98 jewelry case for high. Mrs. Aulbert Brannen Jr. WOn white Now, an unprecedented op­ gioves for low and Mrs. Jimmy to own famous Blitch cut received! a - GLASSWARE SALE­ portunity winning at wonderful anni· perfume atomoizer. EARLY AMERICAN Chantilly versary savings. Other players were Mrs. Bob 79c these 01 BOWL 5 LB. BAG Laale at examples Brooks, Mrs. Joe P. Johnston, CANDY what save. saving! Mrs. Gene 49c you Mrs. Tommy Powell, Rachels, Mrs. L. T. Thompson, DISH 79c four",p'H. plac.·••ttlng Mrs. Stanley Scott, Mrs. Jimmy NOW SERVINO GERBER'S "STRAINED" $21.00 thru May 13th! Morris. Mrs. Lem Nevil and PLATE 79c ••gu'ar'" $2'.00 Mrs. Robert Waters .

HOSTESS Compl.t. 32 pl.c. CAKE 6JARS - VEGETABLE BABY FOODS 59c: All Pieces Amount TRAY 79c S.rvlce-Ior... Any There is less danger of ferti· NOW $168.00 lizer injury to shrubs w hen •••u'or'" $22••00 fertilizer is applied in split ap­ FIBER OR WOODEN r.ct. To. Indudld plication, says Gerald E. Smith, MIXES Extension horticulturist.

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. BOXES of 15,303 children under 15 years of age in the United 3 to $1. in States 1959, according FREEZER" $8.95 (LO· WATCHMAKER 20 SOUTH MAIN STR!!T K.w.s� head CREAM Miss Lucile ICE Higginbotham, �. ��������TER STATESBORO, GEORGIA of the Extension health de­ partment at the University of LARGE {/ Georgia. LlPTOlrS BOX WHITE

oz. JAR 53c. . INSTANT TEA 1% . TID E �:g 'Ponds Powder oz.534$110 Dusting �ox. GREEN OIANT PEAS or PARD TEA BAGS 48 CT. BOX 69c 33c 101l·On BAN EACH 51.18 ONIONS NO. 303 29c DOG FOOD ��n!6 TEA 4 oz. BOX 4Sc' .- -. SWIFT'NING 9 CUP PERCULATOR E"h Sl.3!1 LB. lOt SWIFT'S SHORTENING : iLi'NANAS ; HOMEOROWN SWING HIGH TO A NEW LOW! 3 LB. CAN I I while Swiffniug...... - out STRING BEANS 2 Lb, 25c The princess knit sheath figures everything perfectly let-down in firm I I it bares your back to the sun. Never a control, SWEET shoulder Printed cotton and I�stex PEANUT thonks to lhe built·up straps. 59c knit in monotone bloom. Brown. green. lilac or charcoal grey , roads seem to run as a rule LB. 'I' k the wheel of a Buick and suddenly straight 19c that secret? to all in ABC -�vl�hout twists or bends. The !'lew Contr�1 A� susp�nsion on white grounds. Sizes 32 28, cups. BUick s smooth nde IS the PEAS takes corners Oat. And, matching trigger·qUlck BUTTER the extrn ; : It unwinds smoothness of its Turbine Drive (no !�MiTOES $17.98 NO. 303 CAN . . . the smooth 12 01. GLASS costl) nnd big Wildcat V·8 . soonl look of its Clean Look. Guest·test it BUICK I LEMONS Doz. 23e I twistiest roads better automobiles are built. BuicA will build them. Exciting new proof ... when I DELICIOUS. SUMPTIOUS I ......

...... I WATERMELONS I "'AimAN" PONTIAc�iiUICK" CO., Inc. SHOP H S FIRST Just the thing for picnics and cook.outs with. . . Statesborol E7a. I I 37 N. Main St. en't�' Piggly Wiggly Hamburger makings. L _ .J I Sale will be made before the ruMing back louth between pa- Courihoule door at Ifnes a distance of tIO feet. A Prize-WInning Georgia during the legal hours Lot 1N0. 2-That certain Il)t I - flrot Statesboro'irellelot Newspllper Ad the an L on Tuesday on of sale fronting north unpaved I ega· June. 1001. to the highest and a distance of 100 feet 1960 bidder on terms of one- back south between II CITATION best and MIMing iiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil"iiiiiiiiiiil������iii. Better with balance of two- Newspaper THE t.hlrd ca.". ,streetparallel lines 80 feet. 'BULLOCH HERA�D Court of uf In the OrdInary thirds payable within sixty day, I Lot NI). 3-Thet certain lot Contest. Bulloch Count�: thereafter, such unpaid balance fronting north on an unpaved • In Re: Application of Mrs. to bear Interest at six per cent street a distance of 100 feet Ruth Mallard Hamilton to' DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUNTY pro- per annum until paid. delivery and running back south between bate In ....,Iemr. form the Will of title of deed with warnnty para'llel lines a distance of 80 of Joseph P. Hamilton. de- to be made when the purchase feet. ceased which order for Iervlce price I. fully paid. Lot No. 4-That certain lot by publication was granted by Said parcels will be offered fronting south on an unnamed said Court on May 9. 1001. separately and together and street and running back north S. A. TO: Hamilton. Mrs. will be disposed of on the basis between parallel lines a dis­ Hamilton Jr.• or Rubye Stephens. of best aggregate price prices tance of eo feet . and a" and the hel... which reserves lawyer singular to said Board. Lot No.5-That certain lot Sylvania at law of said decedent. the right to reject any and all fronting south on an unnamed SUS You and each are to of you blds, street a distance of 100 feet hereby commanded to be and All as pursuant to ac- and running back north between speech pupils present on the first 0 said Hollingsworth appear Monday III tlon and resolution proyer parallel lines a distance of 80 June. 1001. before the Court of Board. feet. Ordinary of said County to This May 10. 1001. Lot No.6-That certain lot dies'at-aO show cause, If any there be. Bulloch County Board of fronting south on an unnamed why the probate In solemn form Bulloch County street 'a distance of 100 feet Brown's the John C. Sr .• 80. �John uf WllI of said decedent Board of Education 16 and running back north be- Hollingworth. not be had. Screven should H. P. WOMACK tween parallel lines a distance died Sunday. May 7 In Body' the May Witness Honorable Judge Secretary of said Board and of 80 feet. after an ex- "JOHN BROWN'S BODY' County Hospital On of the Court of uf School Superinten- the of lots above Tuesday. May 16. Stephen Ordinary County All of group little tended Illness. SPEAKING CHOIR sal'c! State and REAL FORM Is displayed by Jody Stubbs. Vincent County. dent mentioned from I to 6 Inclusive CHAMPIONSHIP had been prac- Benet's dramatic Inter­ 70 of Statesboroo Jod Is 9 years Hollingworth Members of the R . P 6-1-4tc No. located In the 1209th GM Mrs. Olan Stubbs y MlIKELL, Judge son, of Mr. lind as a 54 speaking pretation or the War will being ticlng Sylvania attorney choir Include: Civil Court of Ordinary district of Bulloch County. third Out at the Skate-R-Bowl last Monday old and In the grade. years. He was a former sollci­ be presented students of N&N-fl-l-4tc No. 67 Georgia and more partlcularily has been by EXECUTOR'S SALE he rolled a sizzling 217 game. Jod.y boWling tor of the Circuit. and Johnny Johnson. Bill Blce, described as numbered on that evening Ogeechee Mrs. Bernard Morris. REAL ESTATE owI 51 of a • He bowled Screven Carol Hodges. Dale OF certain sub-division of the almost a year and already sh ng igns champ had represented County Anderson. plat This Is a LEGAL NOTICE last season and was aI SO In General Assem- Ashley Tyson. Robert Mallard. unique piece 01 GEORGIA Bulloch County: Arthur Howard estate made by with his Dad on Stubb's Tire Corp. team the Georgia Sue American to orders issued R. J dated the Guzzlers. He I, now for three terms In the Dixon, Frances Smith. Mar­ literature. The staged The public is notified that Pursuan't by .Kennedy. surveyor. a member of the winning Junior team. bly of of said December 1960 and recorded , House. He also had been state tha Lamb. Charles Altman. dramatic has been ar­ Bulloch County Boand of Edu- the Court Ordinary 1. ball to a hook ball and rapid resdlng converting from a straight making Alice cation will offer for sale two county on the first Monday in in the of the Clerk of senator from this district. Paul. Janna Clements. ranged bl( Mrs. Morri.. and the Office. 0" this he may go all the way. of in Denmark February. 1001 and May I. 1001 Bulloch Superior Court In Plat progress. Keep your eye lad. Gale Beth Nessrnlth, music Is arranged and 'directed parcels property He was former president of Nes.smith. Community In Bulloch County. there will be sold before' the Book NO.4 on page 32. Jean Nessmith, Mlnko- by Bernard Morris. 13101 , 13 the 0 hee Circuit Bar Assn. Do?na which are no courthouse door at Statesboro. Also. one share of stock'In �cec Georgia. longer . of stock In vttz, Paul Harriet This Is the a shares •.•••.•••••.•••••• 1 Franklin, rirst time play Bulloch First Federal and Loan twenty-three II 105 A native of Screven County. he needed for educational purposes boro, County•. Georgia Savings Life HaII C h'10 of this Coastal States ••.• , .. ••••••••.•• 2 W'1I1 has been In Ins�rance 10479 was a or Mercer Unl- tams, type presented said Board on the first Tuesday June. Assoclauore of Statesboro Issued IS- graduate �man� �nt by Atlanta Georgia. •••.••••.•.••••••• 2 David In Company 581 I was a Minkovitz, Danny Bray. Statesboro. All the charac­ First that tract containing 4 1001. between the legal hours .of to Arthur Howard being No. said It Hollingworth sued to' Arthur Howard. 1810...... 5 JUlie ters are AT the and best bid- dated of a the Blitch. Billy created through vocal acres, more or less. and having sale. to highest F5. August 29. •. cer- �;:oK: and deacon of Banks, Indl� 19�6 stock being represented by 952...... 3 Jim thereon the school der for cash. the following des- the par value of $100.00. SiX- be- First Church. Franklin, Tillman. Kathy interpretation. rather than the elementary tiflcate numbers and shares the 9th 1001. Sylvania Baptist estate and stock cer- teen sares of stock In Pled- This day May. Bill Oon conventional The building together with the crlbed real low: Funeral services were con. Murphy. Smith. Lanier. type acting. Ar- (s) LOLA MAE HOWARD and lnatalled tlflcates belonging to mont Southern Insurance Com- Mahaley Tankersley. C her y I voice uf the Sea In the equlpm';'t fittings th� Certificate BAZEMORE ducted at I I :30 a.m. Tuesday Captain. therein as a of said build- thur Howard estate. to-Wit: pany, Atlanta. Georgia. Issued Pat Marcia scene on the slave part Shares WILSON HOW- at Baptist Church by Whelchel. Thigpen. opening ship, . o, JERRY Sylvania I The described lots to Lola Mae Howard Bazemore N (s) following the Rev. H. E. and the Shealey. Sharon Stubbs. San­ is created by Danny Bray. a on that certain and Wilson ex- 50264...... 11 ARD Grddy n'tiecond that tract containing as they appear Jerry Howard. dra who has of the Will of Hagan . achieved much Arthur under Ar- 41519 ••••••••••.•••• _ •• As Executors Rev. Clarence Cannon. Burial .Iuj� Rimes. Cynthl�. senior. CORP. I acre m'ore or less and having sub-dlvislon plat of the ecutors the will of TIRE Frank success In field uf en­ • ••• Deceased. •• . • •••• • • • • Arthur Johnson, STUBBS thur November 33845. • �� Howard. was in Screven Memor- Dupree. JInt!1l9" every thereon a known as Houward estate. Howard. dated. County building' to-wit:. 4 Lanier & Lanier deavor In the School. His the "Teacha to ether with Lot No. I-That certain lot 8. 1000. being Certificate No. 27384...... lal Park. Redding Toy Mikell. High e." Charlotte.' at Law . which north on an unnamed 4279. of the par value of Attorneys Robinson and Jane Mallory. young mate Is done by Robert 1 equipment !rId fltll::gS fronting $I� No. 66 and .... J5 I .•.•••.•••••.••••• I� 6-1-4tc an are Installed as a part thereof. street a distance of 100 feet pc rshare; ane ODe hundrellS 2131559 Mallard. eighth grade stu­ AND • dent making his first appesr­ "BOUGHT YOUR TICKET to 'John Brown's Body' for Ma" 16. ance In a major produetlon . al .the McCroan at Southern asks Auditoriu,\, Georgia College?" The story begins here 0" the at the Jimmy Redding telephone as the sale of tlcketa for the slave ship. and although hlstori­ Is ISHELL SERVICE SlATION production begun. Shown with him are Toy Mikell helping cally correct it does add a bit Bill Bice look up a phone number while Allee Paul and Frank of fiction in Benet's creation of Dupree look on. the two majer families around • . .. which he ha£ woven the story . AN UNUSUAL (­ • The Ellyats of the North. play­ �) ed by Danny Bray. Martha BULLETIN Lamb and Johnson and Johnny WAS MADE···SO YOU SAVE the Wlngates, a distinguished PURCHASE southern family. played by Har­ College joins riette Holleman and Billy ON BRAND NEW TIRES Franklin. There are always romantic Soil Interests to make a good plot Stewardship and these are handled by Dale 'A' in Shell Anderson s "Melora Vilas. Ma­ Safety Original Chemical "policeman" today's Super haley Tankersley as Lucy Weatherly. and Cheryl Whel­ �eek observance chel as Sally Dupre. The two Tires \ faithful servanta of the Win- Equipment guards against gum-fouled By ROY POWELL Director George King of the gate family are Aunt Bess. Beth- 500 carburetors County Agent Georgia Agricultural Expert- Nessmith and Cudjo by Don . . ment Stations, compared the Lanier. As the story progresses The ot, University .Georgla 'man responslbfe for the soil we see the trial of John Brown College of Agriculture is join- AS LONG AS THEY WT! with the man in the Biblical "On Behalf of His Despised -to car with other give your top nerformance. ing ?�encies �nd parable of tho talents, Poor." / . groups In emphaslzlng the im- "At least the poor steward After the irlal and! the hang- portance of soli a baSIC �s r�- In the of the talents of John Brown his source parable Ing ghostly COIINELLCAI'A durmg SOil Stewardship returned the talent he had re- echo Is heard the May 7-14. warning peo­ Prices in he saiill that Is to Wee�. '. calved good shape." pie of the disaster Dean C. C. pointed One special ingredient among the nine Murray "But. the unfaithful steward of follow. The verse speaking out that in an urban becoming the �oll often leaves It In worse choir adds much to this scene. in Shell is a We have in. cases Start At today's Super gasoline gum people. many shape than he found it." The members of the choir forgotten our close association play a major pert In the pro- with and the • •• preventive. dependence upon ductlon. soil. SOIL STEWARDSHIP WEEK The scene shifts from North Like a with a The tremendous strides STARTED AS RELIGIOUS policeman dealing mob, agri- to South a. the lives of the (Tires Are Same As Used Most General Motors Cars) culture has made in contrl- PROGRAM By to unstable elements from people are unfolded. When the it works keep to economic and buting growth Soil S t e war d s hlp Week. big decision comes, LIncoln. Hence no advancement of the country which will be observed In Bul- clotting together. gum proh- G.E A. again played by DaMY Bray I soclatlon, an affiliate of tries of Georgia in the 33 class i- are attributable to the steward- and Toy loch County and throughout the has a famous speech thst he performance. and Industries of fieations. of farmers in for lem. Result: 1m» ship caring nation May 7-14. Is nothing makes In the fo of a prayer. State Fair Chairman for the and the he said. improving soil. new. according to County It Is one of th nicest passages Winning entries will be ship' Statesboro area Is Jack The Extension regional Cooperative Agent. Roy Powell. In the entire book. The various MAGlNE an so effec­ done the 9 � worthy CORP. unsmblc clements push th� STUBBS helps keep add anti-ieer at in the city. The soil conserva­ chell read the devotional. The manager. He: is arranging rom :tage blow which would cause Wh), lorly-{lve from wood whiCh comes f contour and cult i- which means to much to all our people. the from to­ sharp !,,�.:.:'}ting was turned over to and dlrec"Rft a shadow �nto-r-": gasoline s.ticking even then, tion battle is our battle. CHESTER FAMILY program "''6 a knock. degrees? Because, IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand the a skilled the soil. Soil means jobs. Many vating. strip cropping. ter· bl d mine to be staged behind the gether- just way frost can fonn in carburetor REUNION TO BE your Fertile soil keeps us alive. and caused the Seal of the Executive Depratment to be affixed. will trouble of our raw materials come f�om and farm ��Ien �I�er. M�. P"':,m�s �� vers� speeklng choir. It policeman prevents by #6 is Butane lor starts as it does in racing. drainage. HELD quick just your refriger­ We need and matenals MAY 21 10th of 1001. a stud""t and a crowd from food. the soil. raw n���cem:nts. :':b�e Jen� This day tviill,ch. eollege keeping fomling. ator. It can stall A clothing, These. Soil consen'alion is �ynn • f':llture Shell's DooUttle, pioneer on cold mornings your engine. BULLETIN FROM factones and every- of S. ERNEST "ANDWER school the in' order to Our the . kins read the minutes Interpre- As n result is shelter live keep running The annual Chestel' familY th._ hlg� doing your engine SHELL batt I (;_ Onl b RESEARCH men. y y gomg an tatlve work..Mr Astin Is at - factories hire body's last The dIGovernor pre- cleaner for maximum Butane is so to Us all three. All our I reunion will be held on the meeting. boys soil power, #4 is noted lor eager get going #9 ·is Platformate lor extra gives " Alkylate, or conserva('0I n of sent at SHS -whoere 1,997 scientists "all out r third at West were divided. Miss Webb THE GOVERNOR: student teaching under girls BY . maximum mileage. An of which that Shell keeps it pres­ food comes from the soil. Some Before we started cultivating Sunday. May 21. knock control in hot more are - on BalanCEd Miss BmtMen. He engines energ)., mileage working to make I our and foremost Side four miles west of gave out fonns Dorothy to your an of School, PETER ZACK GEER; adds up to wp SUfe 400 feet below ground directly su:h as. fruits, and our land we had average re�our�es �th per{onllallce. car we Gear- will O. t Mr Peebles showed! slides WIll attend the U. of Georgia go better and b6tter. come from r SOil keep' Statesboro. A basket lunch Executive This is one of the Doolittle it from itself. It t.ke� eight million dollars' some indidectlv such �s meat, nnd linen plants, � C�li' Secretary, Department just Jimmy helped pioneer stop "aporizing by ou. . meet- a next to rIC 011 his special animals ,-caut I fu. and.• the true be served at noon. Friends and onle t'he S· teer Show. The begin anj' mill(, colton wools come from glB .•� __ for Shell'. gasoline additive. QallOline and " fB.ll WOo ·'l'rndolllllrk unique containing TOP Is covereJ by U. S. eggs, master s d In UIIU.... Patent 3889l!l!! Since. we S��!e cf the South. relatives are Invited to attend. 'Ingwas adjourned. esree get clothes from the !Oll. Our which live from the soil, I "Empire BIDDING HOGS PEnnON FOR CHARTER Herald - 10 _;"'��:"' --::-�------"":'t".._-- old eorporalliln I. hereby The Bulloch Page Brooklet News and vested with all the arant'l Bulloch Federal Land ed rights GEORGIA, County A lItUe extra bedding can and privilege. mentioned In said To the Superior Court of Thursday, May 11, 1961 DENMARK NEWS Statesboro, Georgia, avoid caa.. 0( colda • petition. help many n MariMne F. ..• DIe • S sa�h�"'t:�tlfiowen. new -..-._._...__ and In The annA 0un Goo. M. Johnston, Bank set .. ._-_. pneumonia hog.. It be under L•• I This 18 day or April, 1961. B<>wen and Arcola-Brooklet Home 111---- large, but should WALTON USHJ;)R, Judge hereinafter called aw!lcants, Mr. alld Mra. R. L. Rl'bert"were Sunday dinner guests ot bedding ..... doesn't have to be I Ihelter, .ccordlng to Dr. O. G. anllnal for the IDanIOl, Bulloch Court brln� this application villted relaUYII at Canal Point, Mr. and Mrs. J M. Lewl•. Superior .------.,....-�-�""- • -- granting ofl a charter for a pri- hi hilD oans Ga show to I FloHda laat week. 0 C h e0U n. vate corporation and g Mr. and Mrs. Fred leA of In BU II Y, visited ADVERnSEMENT the court the following facta: ' at GSC Mrs. C. C. c"LoacJl Stilson visited Mr and Mrs. "A new record In credit onors D ------:------desire .tor themselves, high H Demonstration club meets DeLoach • (CONSTRUcnON CONTRACI') I. They ay Mr. and Mrs. RIchard C. A. Zetterower Sunday Oth service to waa associate. and suocesaors, acrlcuiture set this ... servo PEnnON FOR CHARTER their at Savannah Beach during er guests were Mr. and Mrs WOln.D'. N.W••,. .�Olll FOR CHARTER Uon of a complete cotton STATE OF GEORGIA under the •£TI11ON Bulloch to be Incorporated by Federal Lnnd Bank Aasocia- will vAnnouncing ice. GEORGIA. Coul)ty. Department: Detenoe.Military By Mrs. John A. Rohertoon Binds Home and School," next Monday afternoon at 3:30 week Homer Lnnler and others. GEORGIA, Bulloch County: Court ot name of tlOnR In 1960," to Mr To buy, sell To the Superior Division according be Mra M. P. Mar­ The program will be and rlor Court ot said (b) manufacture, arranged by arranged MI'II. Dougl.. DeLoach To th Supe In machlnes, Said County. and the Contederate CYPRESS LAKE R. Cone Hall, Vice president of The or the Ar· E 1------­ and otherwise deal Address: 959 Ave, May meeting tin Jr., chairman, Mrs. B. by Mrs R. R Brisendine. At little Sharon Wilson visIted Mr. . Walton Usher, Honora�!ethereo. INC. the Forteral Land Bank Aasocta- --�:') m4Jl1� tools and Judge S. E. ENTERPRISES, colar-Brocklet Home De"""", the lhe officers tor the of F C. Parker Implements Turner, Mra. Gerald Brannen, meeting and Mrs. Walter Royal and oth- Th Utlon or a at oftlce and tlon 0( who haa MlALLAND of all kinds s".f,Plles Project: ARMORV located The orInclpei place Statesboro, just strauon Club was held last Scott and Mra. Carl new church will be an Jewell PaMer and, Mrs. CecIl year er relatives here the Jr �� deSlgn� aBta• R Th� petl�oncOfEEH�!relt��1 returned from during of or Jekyll Island Thursday atternoon at the home chairman of the nounced. CIfOAZMPELLETD'ES COURSE JUiIan U.:oover all residents .::t:mifat'::l D��I�:aC. 'R, Carter, Jr., E. W. I���t:b Brlgg. The week ��htoa��?c�ft��e� �ltJ��bGrs�!�U.62.323 shallbUSi:""i.::�at:id where he attended the annual of Mra. Fred with H Bulloch Georgia reo and Curl John Motes John Hotx:h· rI Bradford, loclal commlttoe Is Mrs. H. AT PARRIS ISLAND County, pursuIts IncludIng hardware I Seeled bids i DUPUCATE, G I with the conference Mrs. lelia Mitchel II a patl- to the whoae of directors of land Mra. Hoke S. Brannen and Mrs: MI.s Lanier ot Geor opectfuIly and to do any kiss' and Edgar Bunch, wlli be received �ntll 2:00 p.m. branchPof: Godbee. Carlyle Hos- bulldlng'supplles, ;g�nety;" ��I�hing Bullooh _ • ent at the Iho:,",18 Court: addresses are States- bank assocIations In on H. H. co-bostesses. In the • • County PARRIS ISLAND Woman I. 1bat they desire tor all acts and neces- post office Eastern Slandard Tues. and or bu.tnes. in Georgia Ryals gia Baptist Hospital, Atlanta th,:", and Wnp Time. rIc": places 2 We for her a speedy aaaociates and an- shows the court as be May and 3. absence or the Mra. last weekend with her pltal hope Marine Pvt. Hazel D. Malland, Mlvu, sary, convenient, expecllent, boro, GeorgIa, day May 16 1961 at the Office such other places may president, DR. JORDAN spent sucT'un er accom- the facts: C. S. the buslne.s recovery. of Mrs Josle L. Mal. lOra to be tncorporated cilIary or In aid to the following ot Lt. Col. E8rl Bodron. (address determmed. _ Proctor, GUEST SPEAKER parents, Mr and Mrs. James daughter Marianno The annual Satur- land &be 0( the pllshment of the foregoIng. them. above) and then publicly open- 2. John E. Bowen, meeting was conducted by Mra. AT FARM BUREAU Lnnler. Bobble Roberts spent of Route 6, Statesboro, �ialOII8 I PetItioners desire tor holdera of The Federal Lnnd ol for a CI��Cod� (or all F Bowen and Geo. M. Johnst"" Bradford with Linda Ga., the General � � sell thelr associates and suo- ed, furnIshing plant, of the Farm The of the ; the conduct lodge such bid IlrnltatIon. Code ot that the bank E. L Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Jerry hams, Extension landscape spe­ seed, feed, fertilIzers, mem.- by lpedrIC and 22.1870 of the They reported from tile publIcIty department Rev. Mrs. ACCtDINTlt-----_ ducts, mote mutual aId to ihe cialist. ------CHICK TOUI CAl ••• CNICI TOUI .ltYIN., •• CNICK :,'Y� and to do a complete 4. Bid bond on NOB Form No. and all of the other as.lsted 700 farmers In ��':' �:�� a��o ��y ;�.��!:'o�; �eneastndey. have at· grain bers ot said order; to encourage Georgia, nesrly next anf who will enter school 1------_ :. The petitioners busmess In supplying the agrl· 12, In a penal sum of not less and powers enumer· the four states in the tots, certifIcate from and aponsor any en.tel1(>l'ise plivlleges financing ��:��l:,rnG!�����aI���rtl���: ::;� Ib����e �f t��a�l��ssIa�: tached hereto a all than of the bid must Sections 22·18 and 22· fall and theIr mothera, were at cultural Industry which haa for Its object the tul· 20% price ated in construction and remodelIng of Kenneth F. McElveen, has agaIn Mrs Harrison'S brother. the Secretary ot State certify· eed, subrnltted wIth eech bid. Code and all of the school from 9 until after lunch. chlnery, products, seed,thlngs'fma• flllment of the and be (No 19 of sold I earned honor·roll for the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradtord th f th ()o princIples enumer. listing fertllizc"" Insecticides anuthwell ' of Brooklet any part chorporatllonthto , Mrs. Aaron and others Two Thouaand shares of no par bil f'Or th0 Fed 1 Goovem· With lon, H. an pu c, era. exercIse of the powera granted matters whIch can in any way 5 1ne amount of capital Mr B dI· these reqUirements. Mrs M. CreIghton as will tend to show the mCldent to the conduct of the GEORGIA, Bulloch County. Mrs. . of Ga, thereot when lodge Summertown, Ray services of her fn· f S reta ry of Stale and the prIncipal to the Ad. ence of thiS church year of the funeral Statesboro No. 1089. Loy. bidder's ability prosecute bus mess for applicants Whereas. Cliff Brundage, and a fnend of Savan· To do all suitable Lodge which. Carter Mrs T. N. In e due. things minlstrator Mrs N. the Brooklet·New Hope·Nevlls end, Scott, Atlanta, ��'fl�ftGe�rta gI:" 01 Order of Moose, shall carry required work. arc asking incorporatIOn as!"'ly of Mary wmn rs Will be an· IState and proper for the protection, nah (The Office o( Secretary of with It facto shall state 10 be allowed hKe represents' to the Charge was held last Sunday Monday. or enhancement of IpSo membership 7. The bIdder corpor�tlOns Brundage. nounced in next week's paper 1 Jr Secre. conservatlQn. as filed Armond Southwell of I, In thIs and there his bid that he has available or under the laws of Georgia Court 10 his petitIon\ duly night at the New Hope Metho· Mrs. of the value lof stocks. securitIes. corporatIon, B�n0 a FO�r°J:e State shall be no other or means of the now or may hereinafter and entered on record. that he dlst Church. Reidsville and Mrs 0 III f f tary �'t eVidences of Indebtedness, or way under his control, plant they d0 b that a member of thIs re- administered saId Statesboro visited GeorgIa � y certify It In· of becoming character and In the amount exist. has fully MRS WIS BRYON supper served by Everett of �.re Jr other properties held by FollowIng the name F. C. Parker MembershIp in thIs the JOHNSTON estate. ThIs IS therefore to Cite Mrs. Lester Bland 00;, the exercise of the right corporation. qulred to complete proposed GEO. M. APPOINTED ACTING the people of the New Hope Monday. the nam� cludlng cease when· time. Petitioners all kindred Incorporaled Is To bid corporation shall work within the specified Attorney for person. concerned. the District Super· Mrs. J H. Gnffeth left Tues· . to vote thereon. upon POSTMIASTER Community, ex st corporR ceases In the and creditors to show cause, ot any other Inoltnj! at foreclosure or ever membershIp Each bidder shall, upon request the Rev Robertson for Ala., to spend of· and Durchase ORDER OF COURT said Ad. mtendent, day Opelika. tion "OW 10 thiS said fraternal lodge association the Officer. fur· If any they can, why On 3, 1961. regIStered at other sales public or private, br Contractmg Wednesday. May of the Savannah District, con· ten days With Mr. and Mrs law. as Statesboro No. In Re: PetItion to Incorporate mmlstrator should not be diS. as presCribed by or In· know", Lodge nlsh " list of the plant proposed Mrs. LOIS B. Byyan was pre· flce, real property' and rIghts Inc. adminlstra. ducted the conference, assisted Judson Salter. Whereof, I have Order of Moose, and for use on the work. Cypress Lake Enterprises, charged from hIs certlfi· In testimony terests therein of all ktnds. 1089. Loyal �ented With her offiCial E Weekend of Mrs J __ Rev. M hand affixed the of event whlh No tlOn, and receive letters of diS' by the pastor. the guests hereunto set my To have of lhe occurring any 8 Where sets of drawIngs are Charter ApplicatIOn as (j) all powers the cate of appomtment aclmg W Forbes were Mr. and Mrs office at the will about the cessation of bidders mlssion, on fIrst MDnday Chapple. the seal ot Capitol and all of the privileges bring requested by bon. fide At Chambers of the Brooklet Post enjoy the saId fraternal in June 1961. postmaster Cecil Wilson and Mrs. Ann this 14th . in the of Atlanta, enumerated In Section 22·1827 membership I.n a maxImum of one set will be Bulloch Superior Court J City as Office Postmaster·General Mr In the of of lodge association known bidder. BId. The petItion of R P MIKELL, Ordinary METHODIST WSCS Donaldson of Savannah, day of February year and 22·1870 of the Code furnished anyone foregoIng and the Nino Statesboro Lodge No. 1089, Loy· E. Marianne F Geo. M Johnston, Attorney Ed' war d Day. post TO ANNOUNCE and Mrs J. E. Forbes of Jack· our Lord One Thousand and all of the other 'dmg material will be forwarded, John Bowen, Georgia, shall 6.1.4to No 64 w ere repre-. Mrs and of the enumera· al Order of Moose, Ipso as soon Bowen and, Geo. M. Johnston to office department NEW OFFICERS sonvllle, Fla, and Bob Hundred Sixty·One powers and privileges sh,ppmg charges collect, 1------work cessation Of memo under name sented Mrs E V Harwell, of the United ted In 22·18 and 22·19 facto. as possible. A deposit of $50.000 be incorporated the by Mrs J. H. and Mrs Cone of Augusta. independence Chapters In thiS Wyatt of America the One Hun· sold Code and all of the pow· corporatIon. for this set will be required to Cypress Lnke Enterprises, PUBLIC SALE of the Atlanta Regional Afflce, Roebuck Will hos· Mrs Ann McCarty of Atlanta Stales of cor· George lJe enumerated bersh-l'!5. he Insure their retum. The read and considered It apo who made the of Fort dred Elghty·Flfth. ers aind privileges deposit 10fLnc., presentatIOn. tesses to the members of the and Mrs Ruth Mitchell poraUon s�lrli"�rsa e �t t�IS form of a that said IS STATE OF GEORGIA reSided in W. FORTSON JR therein are made a hereof should be In the pesring petition Mrs has were of Mrs Fred BEN part 0 e u Byran WSCS of the MethodIst Church Valley guests ber and ,hail cons'"st nef J: n�'l" a mten· OF BULLOCH Ex·Offlclo to the same extent as If the United Stales money order or within the purview anell COUNTY the of Sec. of state o· Brooklet greater part hereIn. and actIng lodge r. certified check made to tlon of the laws applicable Under and by virtue of a de. Conunlssloner same were quoted payable FIELDING RUSSELL IS shown here presentmg Samllie Jones, hfe. She has served as clerk Corporation cers from to year; SOld Court of DR. her 4 Petitioner desires further to �uallfled year Edwm C Eckles. A.J A., Archi· thereto, and that all of cree of the Superior for of the State of Georgia 10 the Brooklet Post Office a.::,� P Box Statesboro, laws have been complied Bulloch Georgia. enter· second from Jane ,Dotson (center), of Mr and Mrs. extend the Uf. of Its charier for tect, O. 512, fully County, left, daughter nd she has an Dlr�tol�e{orun r s��.!���s Yare 10 the case the pasl ten years .. Bulloch a of th� The deposit, If made, Including the presentatIOn ed on May 1st, 1961, awards GEORGIA. County: period thlrty·flve years Georgia. with, H. L Dotson of Stalesboro and Claude Aslm dupllcale CIVIC and selected an

calen· Inc .. for and situate and Mrs Ed office thIS 28 day of Apnl . state the least number of Lnke EnterprISes. cel of Ia"d Iymg AuditOrium Mr and this . a ratIon not es EXHIBIT A ol�ce� IA� corpo .IS and the of thirty-five tnl the 1575th G. M. D,s. the 1961 dar days (countmg Sundays durmg penod bemg L Wynn WIll present pro' tabllshed pecuniary gam after date of with the of ra- trict of Bulloch Counly. Goor. I. W R SMJTH. do certIfy for. Holidays) receipt years priVilege on "Evaluation" Mr and ORDER and to ItS members he the of lhat of gram that 1 am the Secretary of profit of nollce to proceed in which newal at ""I'lration gla consisting approximately Howard Will af 7. Petitioners desire the r1 ght of Mrs Aldean b� The foregomg pelltlon SMl1'H 11RADING CO. a Geor· Will complete performance. In time according to the laws thr�e hundred ninety.elght (398) chairman of the honpltahty the bidder should and that saidl corpora· more or bounded on gla Corporation organized statmg lime, acres, less, und.er 0 0 er Geor�ja V �:���rre�� a�dco:�:I�� todmtakdean 0 al:1a niliess�t?'lOgsby��;: make due allowance for IS and vest· the north lands of H committee Fhav�'g the laws of the State of Georgl8. prob. bon hereby granted by ... and it that the carry the purposes and of cd appearmg and that at a special meeting of able difficulties which may be eel With all the rights prJ· Marsh and by lands Leroy comes withm the laws 0 �':'t 10 lands of McELVEEN petition the stockholders of thiS corpora· s�ry tf encountered VI leges mentlOned said petl· Woodcock, east by WILLIAM thereto, tio rs pray Benl of the SLate applicable on 15th of WHER�,}?;Rr;. ,oni 10 Modlflcallon to date tIon Fred SmIth and lands of "COMMUNITY tlon held the day the prior MC's It is conSIdered, ordered and t0 be 'rea' n� at thiS the south lands of ApnI, 1961. duly called for the set for opening bids' The nght Granted Chambers, Ellis Estale by, DAY" DINNER that the prayers of anIndorrlrae f e"� r With 1961 lands df adjudged of upon a pro- is reserved, as the mterest of 3rd day of May, John Paul' Ellis and Lee Mc· and purpose acUng es Mr. and Mrs W the petilion be granted of nnm�ha e righrS :n�r sp:,vile the State to revise J E Wall and west by lands of posal to amend the charter may reqUire, USHIER d thiS week I n out ;Pd' ,Ju ge recCived notice t ereb set There .. that the p e at which all of or amend the speCificatIOns and/ Mrs Wilma Donaldson. Elve.en the corporation, r r Court work be· un er e name anlid lona powers ana�dpr al� ':uApeL�N thiS outstandmg corporatCd tdl :1 the stockholders of said corpora· rereT j�"�g:S or drawmgs !prior to the date is ex-pected from descrl(r regardmg Incor· or i n· Bulloch County. Georgia Wilham of "F C. Parker Jr the be necessary, proper Such revi. two lots their son, style tlon were present m person, �ay set for opening bids I lIOn and acreage () 109 done by to I U S where following resolution was unanl· and amendments, If any, GEORGIA, Bulloch County preViously sold, one faCing McElveen, 10 Wayoross poTh\�d' �hdente thef acc°tiP�I�h.�I��!n�! will be announced an add· Filed In office thiS the 3rd 25 and the olher on and IS leader of leader ���IIP2nl,edl961 mously adopted: and by Highway he lives, WALTON USHER. Judge are purkrneas ng '?�c�rI '"ratlim Bids. 1961 Road BE f RESOLVED that Smith ISlonsenda to this Invltallon for day of May. Lnke Church the American Finance Corp ourt f1'k'I MISS SHERIAN of Mr and Mrs E C Brown of Bu II och Supenor C forthWith may of such addenda as J. RUFUS ANDERSON Terms Cash Purchaser pay. BROWN, daughter successful Trading Co. proceed Copies may whloh staged a Nb 60 Its �s un:r' all:'wr ef c8��f� to Court Title 5·25·4tp amendment to be issued Will be furnished Clerk. Superior for revenue stamps MISS Lavml8 ' to secure an herc+ ing Jr of Statesboro Is shown presenting Bryant oaugh. Day" dmner at a that aslonthey noe� a�e a�d �ay bidders the Bulloch .. fee "Community charter. which shall prOVide aIi prosepectlve If County. Georg to be conveyed by SImple McElveen did I exist. ter of Mr and Mrs. Charles Bryant of Statesboro. the Alpha Rou recent date. Mr TO shall have eXist· after reVISions and amendments are 5·25·4tc No 61 deed the underSigned as PETITION lhe corporation by as Master an outstanding Job AMEND CHARTER Co. on this 15th day of April, ANDERSON of a nature whIch require Commissioners Tau Art A'Nard MISS Brown IS secretary of A!pha Rou Tau The COHEN ADMINISTRATOR'S and he also 1961 Pelltloners matenal changes 10 quantities For addlllOnai mformatlon. of Ceremonies, Bulloch Attorney for on at all GEORGIA, County , SALE OF REALTY award was made Honors I, GSC. over R. Secretary or prices bid or the date bidders are refer. Day, May served as chairman To lhe Superior Court W. SMlTH. both, prospective set for bids be said decree on file in the committees Prominent I ice-cold' opemng may GEORGIA Bulloch County red to local with of SOld County and the ORDER OF COURT C,Q��! meluded ORDER postponed by such !tumber of vlrt�e of an order of the office of the Cler kof theSuperi' at the dinner your supper Honorable Walton TO INCORPORATE By guests PETITION as In the opinIOn of the of saId State and orCourt of Bulloch County. of Ray USHER, Judge thereof In witness whereof, I have days Ordinary the Mayor Waycross, Statesboro Lodge No 1089. State wiIi enable bidders to re- there Will be sold at and hi. wife. The petition of SMITH TRAD- hereunto set my hand and af· County Goor�la W. Willingham of Inc vIse thel� bIds In such cases. first 10 1st of 1961 sandwich ... so to shows the Smith Loyal Moose, pubhc, on the Tuesday This day May was Conrad Dad's I this new sLipper easy ING CO. follOWing fixed the seal of Trading The !tpeaker their tempting O�der an guest like to follow ZINGforTry addendum WIll EDENFIELD five The WIthin and foregomg pell· the mclude June 1961 at the courthouse MAX the Assn Youngsters facl" ence for a period of thirty· treasurer of announcement of the new date m CommiSSioner Sechler, 1. The office of petl· from the date of the tlon read and conSidered, and it door In Statesboro, Georg18 the Commer· with Coca·Cola. pnnclpal years bids GAY and of to the bank together, and easy to enjoy ice-cold, sparkling IS for opening said Bulloch County, between JOHN president example. Going prepare, Honer is located In Statesboro, amendment, and to secure pow· appearmg that said petiton 4·11·4tc No. 57 of to the CommiSSIOner Clal CorporatIOn. and above amend· and intention the legal hours sale, fjecurtles Bulloch County, Geoq�,la, 0) mcluslve of the Within the purview can I and with that special best bidder for FLOYD SKINNER . account, Takes minutes, supper's brighter was highest and · . to In a savings only SOld corporation mcorpor· ment. of the laws applicable lhereto, deposit of NOTICE cash. the follOWing Comnussloner ated under the Corporallon Act The foregOing petition laws have des.crlbed BULLOCH from Coke! and that all of said' to Wit: SOUTHEAST new . the 1st of Octo· amend !Is land 10 said county, 6.I.4tc start a habit neither will regret. ... that refreshing feeling, ,you get of 1938 on day Smith Trading Co. to I MEET zing been fully o. on a "The Funny Brats," thts Friday beauties in the Miss Parrish history and science mailed. Relatives and friend. of ken salad In lettuce cups, stuf- Mra. Don Mn. _ Visiting Mrs. Wayne teacher Mc:Ilq!IpJd. whole are late. As a at 8:00 o'clock Statesboro Pageant last Octo­ In the Putnam the families are planted night p.m. They on Tuesday May 2 were her County cordially In- fed olives. wheat thlna, brown- Ollirt. Mra. F.ddI! RuaIIIJI8, ..... late are SICK LIST will have ber to the chance to !HIgh School at rule. crops made quick­ dress rehearsal on get carry mother Mr� J H Rawls nnd Eatonton, Geor­ vlted to attend the wedding and les and punch. Later In the at- Jack TIllman, Mrs. Bucky AIdM, the banner gia, ly. maybe not as much yield. Mrs. Clinton Murray Is on Thursday night for those who for Statesboro and her sister. Mrs: J";' Phillips Jr. the reception. ternoon parfait mints and Coca- and Mrs. Jerry Howard. but less we a Bulloch working time until the sick list; wish her can't go on Friday night. Ad­ County. of Dublln; Mrs. Joe Phillips Sr. harvest. speedy recovery. mission will be 25c and 5Oc. of Tennessee and Statesboro's last effort In this' Chattanooga, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. and Mrs. Siebeman. Mrs. L. M. Padgett 1,..------"------_. 564·56 direction was late In the forties of Savannah spent the weekend who them. c when Gwen West represented Lewis. accompanied at their home here. was luncheon of Mrs. country' DELIVERED IN HOME TOWN PER MONTH Statesboro and came "home" guest Mrs. D. L. Morris at Brook­ Grover Brannen. Statesboro & TIle DOWN OR OLD CAR PLUS as "Miss Georgia." She later re­ let spent several last week Carpet Shop /.. Mr .and Mrs. AI Sutherlan

In the near future the stu­ dent bOOy of Portal High, under Portal. the spomorship of the faculty. CLlFTON PHOTO SERVICE will organize a student council. Personals The qualifications for president of the council have been set as well as the qualifications for Miss Ruth Small of Savannah the other councilmen. The elec­ Mother's spent the weekend with her tion of these VliII follow the pat· Day parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. �outh(or� tern of our national govern: Small and Emma. Mr. Jack A. Bra·shaped bodice attractively trimmed with Venetian appliqued _ and ment. Akins was guest -15 denier Cow bra bGeI<. and SUNDAY, MAY 14 spend·the-day nylon. Matcbina appliques nylon � at hem. of Miss Ruth Small on Sunday. The purpose of the council dtfic;al Dedication Ceremonies White and Pink. Sizes 32 to 40• ...- M·r. and Mrs. Marlee Parrish will be to encourage good ci­ hand embroidered Bower . visitors of Mr. and B. Fashioned with dellC8� IPraya OIl yoke and IIdrt. tizenship, better school spiri� SATURDAY, MAY 13 were Sunday NEW 132-PAGE R. Finch on Cova bra back with bodice cut for and WhIte in , Mrs. T. and family value 6.99 bra-eepuatlon uplift. and � and more participation school You are in.ited to attend comparable available at May 7. Sizes 32· to 40. SPECIAL Form GREEN STAMP IDEABOOK! Miss Patricia Beasley and Other Youth THE SAil SIEAD GOLF CLINIC C. In white 01 'ue, this taIJond with IItted mIdtiIf featunJII FEATURES Mis. Linda the IIIp aqulslte'hiudmIde PROGRAM ' Vickery spent at $2.99 2 p.m. on the Buccan••r'. a••ch Slips bodice and skirt. Si&el8Uo 40. PUPILS OF MRS. MILLER, 2-Lustro Cream 8 x 10 weekend with Miss Beasley's tulips.on From cover to the brand newS&H Green MISS SCARBORO SIEAD EXHIBITIOI MATCH cover, Stamp M_NKOVITZ relatives in Savannah. SAM • Al· an colorful "wonderland" of Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Reddick Mrs. Fred Miller and Miss - 1.1. 0011 Cours. Ideabook is exciting, better 3 p.m. J.kyll 1 hI berta their Y��I and Jeff spent Suoday. May 7, Scarboro presented for better Choose from famous name­ gifts, living. 1,500 with Mr. and Mrs. Gamet Red· pupils in a chapel program RIBMN CU"IIIG BY SAM SNEAD l�ortraits $6.95 brand items. bOWld in PIGCLY WIGGLY MARION 1'111'11 I \ I t' od� cooks It." to convert an Icre ltato·wlde committee organized Quantity Rights 9 on campus. never qulred Idlo """""",Ie the 1960·61 ochool year. terestlnB of Moore Sr the H .• LAMB .. W-D "Branded" Ing T L during t°1:.,\ and 01 re- 10 lull We 01 on the Reserved u. S. CHOiCE the SpeaklnB green things productivity. to lot up • pilot Itudy • • • 'Don II "off :nd w'eek�nd.· Scarborough �r:wwl�� B�tty �:::-.:;. minded Don that every he Union Ire to We In Prices Gaod Thru ...... BaB·Camp ple.'ed use telev1llon lor m-servlce Specialize friendly poolal clerk who smll- on" from the ninth grade and of HOSTESS roo lees a wrapped pactlmkeaBe be oble to .Id In the reforest· MRS. HOLLOWAY JI Atwood , M' green Designs LI. M rs. mmy Ingly selll you stamps money Iwere married In 1951 They teacher eduClotion. Original May 13th. Mrs. Lucile In the post office he sure 1111 01 those Idle Icreo, and at 98� AT BRIDGE Loren Yeomans, orders If are ond re- two .'s From Your loin you rich: now have children;' Philip, s. Buy Brunson and that It II Patty Ray Her the Hme time, provide lor In- need the and chops tor was lNeol. Mrs. C. P. turns meal ticket Ihat 3 The The study J. the you 9 and Susan .. L. Holloway .. Mrs. age age often sends her creeled end • Itro er Dr. Local Manufacturer u. S. CHOICE LAMB W·D "Branded" Mrs. R. L. Lanier were In Sa- grandmolher Incon-oe ... the reconunendltlon th.t hostess Thursday, May 4th, mailed Monday morning. Don lived In Eastman.' untll farrtlly wrapped in this dlstlnc- It> thll area. In such a commit- at vannoh on Soturday: he goodlea economy yelll'l Purcell .ppolnt A Statesboro Industry with two tables 01 bridge Ilk.. hll Job and oayl that eight years ago when Ihey • tlve gone by, many londownen had tee was • movement stemming LI. her home. Arrangements of r� Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bowen hal never met an unpleasant moved 10 Stalesboro. Don pe"",;. Since 1922 V.lae Food Whota In Metal Box' an Indifferent. ottltude IOwaN lrom the November meeting of Top 79� and house and, Mrs. W. B. GSC student, worked at Stuckey's CandiY rib roses and larkspur and family, Warren Dawson malls lome- their timberland and the poten- tho Teacher Education Council. chops decorated her living Bowen at- there Is a of untll he came to GSC Bowen' and However, Company .. Trapnell type GOVERNMENT .. W·D "Branded" plants out quite In a till which It would produce In INSPECTED U. S. CHOICE LAMB room. is a member thing regularly Peeled And Develned room and dining tended the Baker-Tuten wed- student, he Is being last September. He The convnJttee will be com- Buy. Every •• thinking metal box. Everytlme he lees the lonn of luture lru:ome. Our Thayer D.y cake on cute who and the 01 the Baptist Church Irom Pineapple upside down ding Savannah SundlY. slllll up rlnga Calvery thll lamillar Don knows forelts at yeaterday were de- 'PO.... 01 repreaentatlveo $]99 his object LB. cream. salted service bell In the rpost office and spends much of spare the Stale 01 Elduca· Monument Chicken 1b.29t1 with whipped of GSCW whose It Is. structlvely cut ov�r. bumed Department Plls Bonnie Dekle with church ac. exactly Wings 59� around h window and then hides time ��S����ook}.�,e�b. were served. h' I working tlon educatlon, d coffee public JItJl nuts and Miss. of GSC Then there Is the boy who, tlmo .nd ...In. with mtle or ,hlaher BONELESS FiSH and MISS Mary not and Cokes were Dekle. Ihe comer. What he do.. tlvitles. no to .....ta· Ind reprelentatlon • Later cookies weekend wllh their whenever he II expecting a thouaht liven relo penonmil, Company PIC N I C S 59¢ .. .pent the EdUcation �:1I0 DI� the In·Servlce Street enjoyed. J. L. De· asks every thirty min· tlon 10 th.t we m1aht 15 West Main Green Mr. and Mrs. peckage Stamps .. Hot 0' Mild .. Pork parents, , Edu· Sunnylond T. L. Moore, Jr. with lop n or the 1\1. Committee 01 the Teacher Mrs. . utes If It has arrived. These are Iy the ..... Ib.39t1 . IUpply Fillet kle. Phone PO 43117 Flounder LB. received mlnature soap, cation Council. •...... Mr YOU ... score lome of the ways In which Don tu.... .tt S A USA G E lb. 39¢ �'{iJ) J. B. sevent BOSTON BUTTS 39� tor score. Mrs. Akins of GSCW Marvin p.Ittman h, hth the demand lor ·Ioreot Sto.. with Hell • '0' s�nd high MIs. Linda hao come to know man;y or the Tod.y ------...!.!:======, 10_ CHo,IC1Ed Hormel Conned sSh' Mrs. elg LA�rB W'a�' set. "Bs�t� Johnson won a purse the weekend with her per. II the the • '.och.... 'spent sludents. productl .....teat.ln.dequate-Ifrom •• GROUND W·D "BRANDED" Mrs.,.H EAkins our ·Tornor· en,.ts Mr and OIten when we ring that lit· hlllOry or country. Pork Roast HAMS 3 �.,." BEEF SALE � es rea at the row thll demand will be .ven ...••••••••• and family. d b k camp Lab. y tie bell Don Is busy sorting COSTS LE'��S•.•• gra JO mall. The ·mail comeo In several greater. We are convinced that IT of Mr. and DIMer guests Is 1m· the landowner, re­ 41 • Marvin Plttman's seventh and the Camp as a partlcl· tlmeo dally and put up present·day Size Priase ... 2 for ¢ L. Dekle on visiting Both -roPS' Mrs. J. Saturday The mall 10 this and Is � For eighth grades broke camp Wed· pant In the Technical Cpera· mediately. poured cognizes challense own an Reg. beef Gloria Bland. $299._ were Miss oo.to 3p�G·$119 01 nigHt . n..day alter a full week 01 tion project sponsored by the from Its pouch Into an oblong taking adv.nlege every op- 2 Size � Mack Collins Miss Emily Cope- Praise W.D "BRANDED" •• PLATE STEW "outdoor education" at portunlly to keep his timber· Soap Miss Camp in Service land Earl Meeks Mary land and WATER Labjoy on Ihe Method· green growlnB·" Both Size Lifebuoy ... 2for31¢ • Dekle and Ronald Adams of Tlttn",1 1st Camp GroundJ nt!6r Monas· The 206,000 seedlings dlstrl· HEATER Reg. GSC. Union in sas. I buted by Bag·Camp ELECTRIC 2 Size • Roofin, of T0 Beat the Band Bulloch Conuly should convert Lifebuoy Soap Built-up Little Lea Akins, daughler A visit with the campers on MAXWELL HOUSE tieef 2LBS29, 284 Idle or or .. . . of partially productive cost is the Ie ! Lux . 2 for •• • and Mrs. H. J. Aikins T u e I revealed IT'S A FACT •• , initi�1 same, Both Size 29¢ Shingle Mr. day exciting DALE JENSEN DRIP GRIND Limit I of your W-D "BRANDED" FULL CUT ROUND sometime By acres to full productivity. Reg. o • All Atlanta Is spending sceneo 01 younglters learning Types ,------.. Size REGULAR GRIND choice with a $5. Mr. and 01 activl· soccer In cost is Ie 2 o with her grandparents, and doinlln numliers WHY DON'T WE have understand many problems IT'S A FACT .•• iDltaIlation frequently Lux' Soap or more. Mrs. H. E. Akins and family. ties out over the camp as a In Slates· our even though I lebl PULVERIZED arder spread sport dally 'living, t lied th - Rues! o Metal Work popular no venls, no LB. -Sheet boro? Soccer is one of the most we are not scientists. This is Detergent • Weekend guests 01 Mr. .l1li grounds. A':veca the ta:leSO�gshelv:'; ·n.e scene wa� and 101l0wed true, and Is the best reason of InlO six sections with hotter Walker were Mr. and tlrst widely played marked ... 79, -Air Mrs. Bid striking IT'S A FACT longer life-provides Can steak Conditioning the entire world. all for these courses in 22·oz. Mrs. Charles Walker of Atlanta. Ihat of a small group 01 boys sports over offering special sections lor pa�kages Lux Liquid l-lB. how water after year! and' assembled In the huge Why Ihen, is school. But we many and library mall. The walls of (160') year A -Heating Statesboro. dev?l

- 16 Beleher of UJA holds The Bulloch Herald Page HD Club members 11, 1961 May ... Bltllocll -IMiss Area� Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, B&PW JJ7e Welcome You to Statesboro and County wins Dave here meetmg nes In a number of posto, In- States, the local UJA· rom cludlng Parrl. Island, S. C. In addition, ...---.....--�-- hack horne f supports ...... ISEBH last ni The Nationwide United Jew- Pederation campaign TAdurner war lit 42 national, local and Mn. Franklin Rush· HodS" visited SaturdlY arter. g Ish Appeal Is American Jewry's' mora than M�. concern­ A Prlzc·Wlnnlna Ins announce the birth of a noon with MA. Olan Anderson. · majQr fund-ralsing .ffort In be- and overseas agencies South- Cmdr. Samuel Sobel, first wolfare, It the Bulloch Coun- Mary Alice Belcher of half of lettlement ed with the health, Newspap.r baby boy J I h chi'am Imrmgrauon, Mr. Ind Mh. Aubrey Futch •• ap to receIve ap- and recreation needs - M'v 10. M-.•• Rush· ,,"t B u I I 0 c h School, on D and welfare education 1960 ty H-pltal ... High Wash t C prosraml aldlns 51 vi Ited S ds with Mr. d , poewl•·ntment til the U. S. at 01\ regular ••ed of thousands of unfortunates lilll will be remembered as Mill of Mr. and Mno. Rob- lng refusees and dlstre people Beller THE daughter was HERALD the Newspaper BULLOCH M�. Navy, speaker 01. the nation and Wylene Nesmith. dlushter of Loy.i"An�enon. in I..ael, North African count- homo, accros. the ble Belcher, has been selected MRS.W. L ZETrEROWER poles. One carries the United county division dinner of the Contests 19., Nesmlth. By the United the world. Mr. and Mrs. TI!iCIi Mr. and Mrs. O. H. other I. the ries, Europe and .,ound Contell Hodses to receive the Dave Turner States Flag and the United Jewish Appeal.Federa. • Better Newspaper and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rowe Thlrty·nlne members of Home 4.H Club tlon last TO PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUIV1'Y Award, for f1as. campalsn night (Wed. DEDICATE.D THE vIsiter Sunday arternoon with ,.1961. Olubs, i'epr'oltlent· In In�r. ch��.:n,;,e�IItO;at:;:;:; Demonstntlo� To the North of Smlth Hall, nesday) Mrs, Bryant'. Kit. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin lleatly at Ing 19 counti.. In re- chen here. night supper guesta of Mr. and This award Is made by the �rgls, Is the guest house, Warren Hall, Kennedy's Lake. turned from a week I trip to Mrs. A. J. Sanders In States· FIrst Fed e r 01 Savings and Mise Gertrude War- Ike MAY NUMBER honoring Mlnkovlt. Is county dlvls. XX Established March 1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, 18;1961 27 Asaoclatlon for outstand- C., National It't P�int.Time VOLUME 26, bora. Mr. and Mrs. Lltt Allen and Loan '\'", one of the first Ion chairman of the Sprin9 and wbrokaSli1nstoni.utDj,e . . . appy.� ey � campaign Mr. and ].1rs. Wilton Rowe and Ing leadership and servIce District of Agriculture He has served with the M.ri. is htlving Spring Miss Sorrier said that the liii•••� Nichols as hostess, honored her her Charles Deal by electing made _ a donation of $490,000. Vacation Mr. and Mrs, I Bulldi�g' Mr Duncan states purpose of these as at Statesboro Miss Senior of 1961 and The and of the No. Mrs. Ben Holland and daugh- vlsited at Savannah Beach Sun- that it I� better to send a boat boys girls Reading Clubs is to encourage High most In her class. tlo,,'s 4·H Clubs a Mil. ter, Martha, and Mrs. Charlie day. popular girl load of food than a boat of d?nated consistent and planned reading She won Miss Southeast Bul- and' a dimes. Former for ------__ nation. He PAINT SALE the vacation months arms to • ..... -:- -. foreign lion. �alf during loch of 1959-60. President warmly welcomes the Georgi. EIsenhower. formally children. She pointed out that Center 10 ------the June, SAVINGS: are more than group to the Capitol. opened Leefield CHECK THESE there 20,000 1959. At the close of the year children's books available from AnENTlON MEN! Tours were made dally to the of operation in 1960, the Center Sale the Statesboro places: U. S. Capitol, Reg. Regional Library LEARN TO OPERATE foll?wlng was $16,000 to the good. children She said t hut at White !House, Washington Mon- for PTA SEBH After a full week of study 2-130 House Paint & Primer Paint $7,30 $4.98 in conec­ of Agricul- News (gals.) books are arranged ument, Department, and tours the Jeffer· lovely banquet & Fume 2.20 1.50 tions by subjects to encourage ture, Nationai Archives, MRS. E. F. ruCKER (Mildew Resistant) (qts.) HEAVY on Thursday night climaxed the By and children locate the EQUIPMENT son Smithsonian In- help Memorial, enter- , to meet on week, when the group .. Porch and Deck Floor Enamel 6.45 4.85 books and material want. • • Bull Dozer stltute, Library of Congress, I' _ (gals.) they Scraper talned Georgi. official. in Boat to Mount Vernon, No· 2.00 1.60 • Grader • Pull Shovel Trip Their distinguished' Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Joiner and (qts.) tional of Lincoln Washington Gallery Art, son, visited Mr. and Mrs. 6.10 4.69 • • Clam Shell ht guests incl�ded U. S. Senator Jerry Dura-Satin Latex (gals.) Dragline Me m 0 r 10 I, Re- J. A. Allen Wednesday nig Agncult�ral and Mrs. Herman E. T.lmadge. an:dl ramily. in 5•. 1.85 1.45 search center In Md" vannah (qts.) . Bel�vllle, Congressman and: Mrs. Elliott last Sunday, The M.y of the Natlon.1 Cemetery, Flat 5.60 4.25 TRAINED MEN ARE EARNING .meetmg First District of Syl. Alkyd (gals.) Southeast Builoclf IHIgh School Arl�gtonMansion and Tomb Hagan, Over Per Week Th!';.l.ee .the vania' Congressm.n and Mrs. (qts.) 1.70 1.35. $165 P.T.A. will be Wednesday, of the Unkno",.. SoldIer, where BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT hel� J, L, 'Pllcher, Second District of Semi-Gloss 6.60 4.98 May 17, .t 2:30 0 clock. the Impressive M.r. and Mrs. Laurace Perkins Dura-Glo (gals.) Complete training gives you actual experience on th!!9" wltnes,sed Meigs, CongressmaDi and Mrs. cer"""ony of the Changing of wish to announce the birth to (qts.) 2.00 1.50 at our The theme for the E. L. Forester, Third' District machines resident training center, with program Guards. a daughter at the Bulloch Coun· month is the Tie th.� ... of Congressman and Floor Finish (gals.) 5.55 4.50 "Strengthening Leesburg; on GYIJ1 assistance upon Mail 0 r ty Hospital April 25. She employment completion. Th.t Binds Home and School." :S:-I! nat Talmadge Mrs, J. W. Davis, Seventh Dis. iss�ed will be called Ellen louise. Mrs. (qts.) 1.70 1.35 for rnformation. p s for the ladies to Con. Coupon complete The program committee is Mrs. .... vl.sit trict of Summerville; .nd and House Galleries Perkins will be remembered as Floor Sealer 5.20 4.10 P. M.rtin, Mrs, B. E. the:'�enate gressman Robert G. Stephens, Gym (gals.) M. Jr., Miss Marquerite Shuman. QUALIFY NOW for:·�Congress In Session. 10th District of Athens. 1.40 .98 'UNiVERSAL 'T Turner, Mrs. Gerald Brown� (qts.) EQuiPMENT- Mrs. Cecil Scott, and Mrs, C.rl The National 4·H Center is Senator Talmadge .ddressedl & Fume 1.70 1.40 For thQ many high p.y. IOPERATORS SCHOOL (Mildew Resistant) (qts.) located on Connecticut Avenue. the ladies and guests. He spoke Mr. and Mrs. J. O. White of Ing jobs' in he.vy con· William-Oliver Br.gg, 1.60 1.25 ,963 Bldg. I a import.nt of the at Statesboro (qts.) struction, roads, Georgia [pl.yed very pleasure meeting \:,ith visited relatives here building chair· _ Atlanta, Georgia Mrs. H. H. Godbee is the center. a of 2 160 S Sno-Wh'tI e I part in developing such "arge group GeorgIans S.turday night. upreme bridges. dams, pipe lines, commit· I N.me man of the hospit.lity Walter of Athens, was .nd rel.ted many happenings of air fields, office. buildings, Age.. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Clintoll Turner P600 Supreme Latex (gals.) 4.40 3.25 1 lee. one of the three responsi· interest that he is connected etc. Local and m,en and family attended Homecom. foreign IStreet.. . . , ble for it's development. The with in, the N.tion's C.pitol. opportunities. I I 'I' at F r i end s employment . ing hip B.ptist a line of at Stale main building sleeps The speaker was introduced complete paints You c.n start now with· th om 3� Church last Sunday. IClty , Stn�C S�hOOI ���:s :��ert�� �hich, of e. ng:p . .nd feeds 600 10 It s c.feteroa. Mrs. L, C. le.ving your present e.rller hour. 2.30 0 clock. by Seag"!'ves,. Mr. T. G. Anderson is a patio the two who is the :;; .:; Is Smith H.II. G." �ncomong ent in the Bulloch Hos. j��. .c:h.;; ;;,H�. �t �o�e.;;, ;;" Betw�en Hull: County M• E. ALDERMAN are of the IS Dan· of the Home All parents and friends wings buIldmg preSIdent Georg18 pital where he is undergoing Information about our trained There are two Demonstration Council in urged to attend this meeting. forth Court. flag Ju�e. treatment. We hope he will CONTRACTORS: Operotors available upon re· Mrs. Jessie G, Hardy. Dlstro�t SOOn be able to come home. R'OOFING conducted lhe trop CO. quest. A!len� .who Mr. and Mrs. Charley Knight Mrs. With MISS Ross, Seagra�es of Savannah, visited relatives orchids reckless to len .. were [presented: lovely here I.st Sunday. it's pay for tBe Those goong occaSIon., Mr.•nd Mrs. Lee lIer of Ne. to more! Westside Club on the Tour from it's foolish pay HD Washingtonl viis visited Mr. and Mrs. D. A. District were Mrs. the First Denmark last week. Rupert W. Bazemore, 120 Ramel W. Vine St. Phone PO 4·2371 Ave., S.v.nnah, Ga., Mrs. J. L.r ...... -. has meet Roberts 167 Varnedoe Avenue, G •. and Mrs. W. 1.. S.vann�h, , all-d�:y'.1" M'ARSHA CANNON WINS Zetterower, Jr., Statesboro, Go .. The Westsld'c Home Demon· ,;�rs. Dan Lingo. president. Route No. J. CALLAWAY LEADERSHIP stratlQn Club, under the super· �ucted the business meeting. AWARD IN Y WORK vision of Mrs. Gear and Miss .'l'4�s. Gear, brought up several The Wanderer Civil De­ Webb. held an .1I·day meeting �ters concerning at lhe Westside school house f.�se. after which an open dis'· May 3 for their regular month· cll.�slon was held on this Stli>­ Ag College��� Iy meeting. The group worked j�' Resort Motel from 9 on wooden compotes. 'Mrs, Cluis. Smith received conUnued page A covered dish luncheon was the door prize. The Bishop of Vienne ""lied On the Select North End of Fabulous Jekyll Island served at the noon hour. During the social hour re· for prayer and penance on, the Mrs. W. H. Smith Jr. freshments were served by the gave three days preceding Ascension the followed by hostess, Mrs. W. H. Smith Jr. devotional, Day. and Mrs. Jonesl Allen. prayer. Other communities SOOn took COUNTRY CLUB LIVING up the observance from France Talk of The World! and the custom of Rogation Here Is True Casual Living In Luxurious Surroundings Days - days of giving th.nks to God for His bounty.ndasking • NO NEED TO DRESS UP for His continued blessings - U. S. ASTRONAUT • RELAX IN SLACKS spread throughout the world. In America, Rogation Days • AW.AY FROM HUSTLE AND BUSTLE ENTERS OUTER SPACE are still on the calendar of many churches. LARGEST & NEWEST RESORT ON GEORGIA'S COAST • .. Some 15 years ago arc· newed andl more widespread in­ • 4 and Wad­ terest in! this observance was Swimming As U. S. Studies and fostered in the United Slates ing Pools. the publishers of Farm .nd fund Pittman Park by • Special FREE Honey. Cancer Explores Outer Space Ranch magazine. They suggest· moon Welcome Gift. ed to a few religiOUS lead.er,3 in each THE AMERICAN FARMER that one Sunday year • Adjacent to Golf Course. drive in Church be recognized nationall 'Y'BS a beings Loyalty Suites or Rooms. time to remind all church con­ is dally experiencing the tremendous bcnefits of clec. gregations of man's obligations • Luxurious Honeymoon trlolty In his borne and on his rarmstead brought in, a Bulloch dinner is 19 to his Creator being good today May him In the • Free to main by locally owned and coopera­ steward of his. soil and water Parking. tively developed power systems. possessions. • Free Television. By 1954 the observance h.d • F1'ee Movies • • grown to nationwid'e propor· tions, Amone the leading I.y· • Social Hostess worked for this Everythin9 men who goal • As we seek to learn of outer spacc lets continue to Free Children's Counse. were the non·salaried S 0 i I new uses (or develop From "A" To "zn Conservation District officials lor Service. the states. first • Children's ELECTRICITY! in nil Knowing Playground. For Your of of man's Daily hand the imporlance • Shopping Center. relationshi'p and dependence up. farm· • Acres of Shaded Lawns. Co-op Health Needs on soil and water ,these Electricity ers and ranches with the leader· Is Good For ship of their clergy were help­ Guests Are Amazed At the Many FREE EXTRAS Georgia! ful in reawakening a spirituai Returning aware of the thou· Perhaps you are not response to the responsibilities Offered steward of the soil. By: sands of items we regularly carryon our of the In 1954 the publisher. of the shelves. From "Adhesive" to "Zinc oint­ The New Of magazine offered to �elinquis� Iwri:-;o':-;R;; cOlor;:-br:l Operators the essentials the of SOil ment," we carryall their limited sponsorship chure. Please send me by EXCELSIOR later to and Steward'ship Sunday, average family needs for first aid turn mail: F R E E colorful become Soil Stewardship Week, 1 re-I health care. This of course, in addi­ daily to the National Association of brochure on The Wanderer Thi-:; ElEe·TRIC tion to our modern, fully.stocked pre· Soil Conservntion. District::;. Resort Motel. I is scription department. organization's prime 'Purpose I MEMBERSHIP the conservationr and develop­ - resour­ ment of land and water is to be placed up­ Emphasis man of the Commission on OORPORAnON or· ces of the nation through on balance in four achieving in local eflfort. Stewardship and Finance, Is The COLLEGE PHARMACY ganized community broad areas: the Itchool, guid. time the NlASCD Since th.t ance, research, nnd instructional charge of tht program. to work -'-1 was crowds has :�;: MAHALEY TANKERSLEY, ureas. "where .the �.Qntinued wit� the go" member the clhurch church leaders and other agrl· notified recently that she had Provision is made for the ArJy pt PHARMACISTS ON DUTY and in who fails to get an' Invitation is GEORGIA REGISTERED cultural organizations agen­ �a�"="::::"�"=":J won a summer scholurship student to seJect an instruction. to contact Ihe chumh of· cies In promoting the observan· Northwestern U n i y e r sit y in urged one PO 4-5421 Soli Week. to -drama. Turn to back page section South Mtlin St. Phone c. of Stewardship I!... -' Chicago study .fice.