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5-8-1958 Bulloch Herald

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DODD WANTED IR. declared winner of Mrs. Mrs. Frank Hodges, Bobby Cason, Bunny the Sweep­ Blitch. Edgar Godrrey, Mrs. "Fairy Bouquet." Wanted Real l!ltata stakes "Just Homes GEORGIA INSURANCE Deal. Bobby Cason. Award at the Spring Loren Durden and Mrs. J. Brant­ Simmons Jr. for Wishing." 25 ---- Deal. Larry MAY 1958 NUMBER Sale MORTGAGE I.OANS rnA Flower Show held at Johnson who won two W. and Mrs. 1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, 8, For COMPANY Frost. Larry Deal and Bill the S.H.S. ley blue Mrs. F. Darby VOLUME XVIII-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, Jerry of GI-CONVENTIONAL-FARM Smith. gym on April 23. sponsored by ribbons. Claude Howard for "Spirit for ESTATE HOMES FOR SALE Expanding Into HOlpltallzatlon the Bulloch Council of Federated Spring." Mrs. Buford Knight REAL Cash For annuals: Mrs. Buyers new Steers in the Bruce Akins. Mrs. Frank LOANIi Dodd Subdlvilion rnA Field. offering grading good Garden Clubs. Mrs. Mallard won "Oriental Spring." CITY PROPERTY Mrs. B. B. Mrs. J. B. show and receiving an award of five blue ribbons for the best Morris, Simmons Jr. for "Contniner �ulck Servlcl'­ Approved NON-CANCELLABLE Johnson and Mrs. E. V. HIli. $10 were shown by John Thomas red tea for Mrs. E. N. Brown. Z3 N. Main SL - Phone 4-2471 single hybrid rose. Wizardry." CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY Wailing Deal Frank For for hospitalization policies. Has Hodges. Freddie •. the best bulbous plant. for her perennials and biennials: and Mrs. Buddy Barnes Board of Courtland Street or 15 It you have n three four opening for several flnt e111SS Parker. Dean Hendley. Ronnie arrangements "Tranquil Beauty." Mrs. R. C. Hall. Mrs. H. P. "Over the Rainbow." HOSPITAL INSURANCE-I am In System bedroom brick. Statesboro Jr University home. preferably agents terrltory. Williams. Allison Deal. Carl "Rustle of Jones .• Mrs. Mark Toole and Regents, and "In SA L.E-Brlck Veneer house now the for the Blue Spring." the FOR with either one or two baths, agent Ground noor Ex­ In the Garden Club entries opportunity Akins. Frost. Billy Akins. Garden." She also won the Mrs. Hugh Turner. with 3 bedrooms and den. and Cross and Blue Shield Hospital Jerry and in a good location fairly cellent contract for ai.nts. Delmas For bulbous "Coffee Break" blue ribbons occu­ and insurance. For sure Mlllard Martin. Finch. Award of Distinction. plants: Mrs. B. B. Good location. Immediate contact us at Surgical cVster renewals. District Man­ Hoe priced, plense Cross-Blue Leon Morris won three ribbons. went to the Merry Weeders. as 0 bed­ protection use Blue MR. Dean Hendley. Bunkley. Mrs. Percy Bland won the blue pancy. once. A den usable ager ROGER CARTER will 'n Trowel. Shield. MRS. MINNIE LEE Joe Mrs. J. B. Johnson won two blue and Hope and Spade 13-14 Waters. Bobby Tri-Color award with her meet fine. Raymond to room would be Inte;vlew at Room here lnsurance applicants of Curry Agency 10 Street. JOHNSON.. Broad No. I, Second Floor, Old Balik Cason. Sue Cason. Jimmy Akins, "Basket of Good Wishes." ribbons. Mrs. Lawrence Mallard. Phone 4-2825 Chas. E. Cone Inc. Phone 4-2837. May Realty Co., of Statesboro Mlflurd John B. Miss Henrietta Hall won three Georgia 4-10-4� Building. Mondays Martin. Hagan, Mrs. B. Morris won the - Dlnl 4-2217 bedroom 23 N. Main SI. through Fridays, 8 to 9:30 a. m. Wesley Hogan and Jake Smith. Award of Merit. blue ribbons. Mrs. J. R. Kemp. of the FOR SALE-Three TIRED OF LOOKING at that The State BOHrd of Regents University Sys­ Mrs. A. M. with screened 1'------­ MALE HELP Blue ribbon winners in horti- Braswell Sr., Mrs. house porch cotton on floor or WANTED-If you steers tem of will hold their rug your Others showing In­ Bob Mrs. Smith Georgia regular monthly meeting Near school. a culture were: West. Hugh and garage. that on your bed? Then hove car and nrc free to Single pink bloom. ROOM FOR RENT-Furnished spread chided Gary Martin. Raymond Mrs. Charlie Mrs. in Statesboro on and 13 anrl It a new MODEL a known Mrs. J. Brantley Johnson. Mrs. Marsh. Cone. Tuesday Wednesday, May Curry Iusurance Agency both with give look. Call travel, nationally up­ and Hen­ room, private Waters, Jimmy Hayes Lamar and W. L. Blackburn. Tom Brown. to be Phone 4-2825 LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEAN­ pliance company has opening Hotchkiss. Mrs. De- 14. Governor Marvin Griffin is expected present shower, uir conditioned, private ry Hayes. Mrs. R. C. Hall and Mrs. W. S. ING and let us It one or men to work In vane Watson. Red Mrs. 208 South dye for Georgia. bloom. at the cntrnncc. Genii smen. 72 Hanner, meeting. colors. PHONE 4-3234 today. If interested. contact B. J. GAIl­ The steers entered Lawrence Mallard. Yellow 4-2439. forty-five The is held in Mulberry St., phone 3-28-trc. Mrs. Jack White Far potted plants: Mrs. E. C. meeting being I ------RISON at the Jaeckel Hotel on in the show by 4-H and F.F.A. bloom. Wynn. 5-I-tfc. Oliver with an African Statesboro for the first time on ,....------I members 41.380 bloom, Mrs. E. A. Smith, Other violet, SERVICE- Monday. MaY·5. tp. weighed pounds. the invitation of Mr. F. Everett SEWfNG MACHINE Mrs. E. A. Mrs. Swinson with a geranium, and Olliff or on average of 919 pounds, colors, Smith. Hill We can makes. _ ottlce all member of the board FOR RENT Upstairs repair Florlbunda roses: Mrs. G. C. and Mrs. E. C. Oliver and Miss Williams, service. Parts-Ac­ and sold for $12.332.53. an 4-3531 remodeled and Complete Henrietta Hall with other from the First Congressionnl Phone PO space, recently of 29.80 or Coleman .Jr. won two blue rib- potted redecorated. Located at 32 North cessorles-Attachments. Every­ average pel' pound District. TV bons. roses: Mrs. plants. J. HOLLAND. thing about Sewing Machines. $273.86 per head. Climbing ;=OR SALE-A new 3-bed- Main Street. R. Sylvania Bruce The board members. In addi­ CALICO SHOP. 23 West Main Foliage plants: Mrs. 1-9-tfc. Other winners in the barrow tion to Mr. are John room home, priced well Street. 1I-7-tfc. Olliff. Williams. show included: third Earl Hutchinson; thirteenth place. place. Dish Gardens: Mrs. Mark I. Spooner, Second Congressional under F.H.A. Appraisal selected for fourth Gary Franklin; fourteenth place. FOR IlENT-Unfurnlshed duplex Saxon. place. Rickey Toole. District; Howard H. Callaway. "Owner Sell, TINKER'S TIMBER CRUISING Gary Franklin. and fifteenth price. Says apartment, close to business Hutchinson; fifth place. Buddy Third District; Robert O. Arnold, SERVICE-30 Selbald Street. Deal. Planters: Mrs. F. W. Darby. Purchaser Make an Otter." district. Available now. Apply at Anderson; sixth place. Randy place. Hugh Fourth David F. Rice. J. M. TINKER. Phone PO 4-2300 Flowering trees, shrubs and District; World's Fair Smith; seventh place. Lucky Fifth Linton D. Baggs. FOR RENT-Modern 3-bedroom or PO 4-2265. Statesboro, Ga. Other boys entering pigs in vines: Mrs. Ronald Neil. District; ��/I,es Ja��e ��;ee�tatl��o�� Nes­ bath and half. with 4-17-lfc. Foss; eighth place. Rickey the Barrow Show included In the men's section Dr. Sixth District; C. L. Moss, home, 4-3266. 4-IO-tfc. .------Hugh The thermometer readings According to Curtis smith; ninth place. Rickey Nes­ MOTORS Seventh James D. central heating nnd air condi­ Young- Millard McCorkle. Arundel won a blue ribbon for District; blood Martin. Jerry for the week or Monday, April . . of the Curtis smith; tenth place. Arthur District; Morris M. tioning. NO substance In Youngblood Brog­ Dean Hendley. Kelly Jones. Jer- fruits and for vegetables. Jim Gould. Eighth ROOM FOR RENT-Furnished fofClgn r�malns on West eleventh 28, through Sunday, May 4. Company Main Street. don; place. Arnold Buford and Dr. Bryan. Ninth District; and W. SALE-Brick 3-bedroom with a rug cleaned With Blue ry Frost. Deal. Johnny Donaldson. Harry Smith. were as follows: FOR room. private bath the a 21-inch twelfth District. Sylvania Sylouette, Deal; place. Rickey Joe New- Arundel won ribbons for Rebuilt­ Roscoe Coleman. Tenth home, with study, dining room, air Slays clean longer, Morris. Brown. Ray blue shower, conditioned, private television with a cabinet ore Free­ High Low bath and Lustr�. depth John Bowen. Bran- flowers and E. C. won Members-at·large separate living room. entrance. Gentlemen. 208 South BELK S. Statesboro. Ga. ton. Douglas Godfrey 28 89 64 of only ten inches. has been man Mrs. William Mon.. April half; central heating and air con­ Mulberry St phone 4-2439 the front mounting of three high nen, Thomas Chester, Ellis Car- the blue ribbon for arrange­ Strickland. selected by the U. S. Govern- Tues., April 29 84 84 dilioning, two-car car port. 4-24-3tc.·' 'I������������ fidelity speakers around the tee, Tommy Deal, Thomas ments. Exchange Healey. Quimby Melton. Carey ment for at the Woodall. Wed., 30 .. _. 64 85 showing pict.ure tube, producing a sur­ Frankie Jake In the division Williams and Allen April RENT-Modern office on Joyner, Proctor. junior Tommy 87 FOR Brussels World Fair, which -GUARANTEED- to be at the Thurs., May I Wanted round-sound effect. The con­ Smith. Inman Miller. Charles Martin Jr. won the blue rlb­ Expected present floor. private parking unfurnished 2 _ . 88 ground FOR RENT-5-room opened in April. concealed the officers of Fri.. May \Ve hove several stores trol panel is beneath Anderson. Thomas Futch and bon for horticulture. Tracey TiII­ meeting among space. e - apn rtment at 13 5outh Z t "We're proud that we Automobile Truck the Administration will be Sat., May 3 89 located downtown Statesboro. .._-_m!!lll_I:_==- right the top section of the cabinet Bill Nessmith. Barrows grading man won the blue for arrange­ -1 _ terower Ave. Rents for $75 per are the dealers for this wonder- Harmon W. chancellor; Sun., May 4 88 for rent. WANTED-Timber and Timber which slides back. The set's U. S. Choice No. 2 sold for ment by one under six years of Tractor Caldwell. Mrs. R. J. ful TV set." Mr. assistant to the Land FORESTLANDS Youngblood dual-action 'Magic Touch' sta­ $20.66 and those and Wanda Watson won the John E. Sims. Rainfall for the week RENT-2-bedroom by per pound grad- age FOR apart- �����: NEI\f;_��c� said. tion selector the those chancellor: J. H. Dewberry. 0.20 Inches. rents . permits chang- ing U. S. Choice No.2 sold for blue for arrangement for kitchen furnished. Mr. said and business ��j,atd Youngblood the Syl- of channels at the touch of six to ten old. director. plant --- �;0���0 s�eer.l�t���: inn $20.35 per pound. years Motor Parts Co. fo:."$��: I������������ boro. Phone PO 4-2300 Or PO was for R. vania, Sylouelte hon?red a finger." he said. operations; L. Seibert, 4-2265 4-17-lfc. at the U. S. All for awards in the 37 East Main St. James A. Bllssetl,execu·I�����:::����=:= Services showln� Pav.'lIlon by The Svlouette is 36 1/8 inches .money di��sio�h�aj�,"��rrn:ra��� a ���� live secretary; For other listings not de­ a committee of hlch. 34 inches wide and its livestock shows. were fur- ribbon for and Vickie Ga. treasurer and John Sammon Bell, 1------distinguished t�o pot plants Statesboro, contact WANTED TO BUY-Corn. Write Amer-ican and deco- nished Bulloch or- scribed above, please de�lgners cabinet is 10 inches deep. by County Mitchell won a blue ribbon for Hili and 011111 lit 26 Selbald TOM JARRELL. RFD I. Box raters. that the nn firms, of the four com- Annual for the Bulloch Rural Tele­ _ Installer NOW OPEN Statesboro <·'It's n and we're proud ganlzations her Final plans for the annual at����r.;gS ERNEST SAUNDERS, County 4-3531. Ga. Or H� pOI�ted ou� honey d?uslness arrangement. meeting Street. Phone PO 37. Savannah. phone s sllm was 10 With the were announced education, finance, on the of the home of Mr. •• Center for instruction it was selected 1.0 to the For Mrs. Claude Rodeo mittees, Is shown here steps • Knitting ADams Savannah. Syl�uelte ca.b!net", go cooper�tlon. �ulloch arrangements: Fishing phone Co-op. 2-3354, s float- Committee. and and re- the in knitting and crocheting. Les- World's Fair in Mr. County Howard won two ribbons Automotive the Robbins Company building grounds Brooklet. before Installing . Brussels," blue today by Mrs. of. just HILL AND OLLIFF 5-8-3tc. ?chJev�d br, Sylvania Llv�st?Ck Complete and Bobby Thompson sons on Tuesday and Friday mg design re- A steer grading good was pur- Statesboro Recreation search and extension will be held 0f hone with plctu�e which. Youngblood said. under "Spring Tonic." Mrs. Machine and the 850th phone for the Co-op. Bobby Dan Thompson Is standing Phone MRS. MINNIE _ Shop rooms of the p co-op Phone PO 4-3531 nights. duces cabinet depth by project- chased by Bulloch Stockyard, Arnold Anderson for "Tiptoe Department. All boys in the in the conference Lo- I his mother. and Loan A'ITEND PARENT'S DAY ing the picture and surround the Mrs. second. third. fourth. fifth. sixth First Federal Savings ���d J�HI�S�:':a�\t::t�7 Parker's Stockyard and Pro- Through Tulips." lighting mask out from the FLOWER SHOW AT "Kitchen ,. and seventh are invited Association. 4-10-4tc. AT EMORY AT OXFORD and will Claude Howard for grades Ilere M 9 ducers' Co-op Stockyard �•••••••••• and - For Rent cabinet. CI.AXTON TODAY Glamour." Mrs. Moore to in the popular While here the Regents ay a to the Ralph participate FOR RENT IN Mr. and Mrs. John C. "The is be served at banquet their will be entertained oc- BROOKLET-Up- Proctor. Sylouette equipped contest. who have reached wives FOR RENT-Offlce. formerly that entered the Boys J H. Metts of R.FD. 3 rates WI-II stu of Jackson Proc- a The Claxton Garden Club will boys and girls Bulloch C irs apartment, unfurnished. parents with soft frame of are the Statesboro and Dr. John Barks- Henry HaloLight, - their birthday by go cupled by Barrow Show and Fat Cattle Bulloch Herald 8 Statesboro. president of the Bul: Ity gas the be held at the Claxton Method­ The f�urteenth dale at 4 West Cherry Street. Private bath. Hot and cold tor. will be guests at surround light for easier view­ Page not their and the Aoch County Rural Telephone Air conditioned and heated. Hot water. MRS. J. N. SHEAROUSE. Parents' at at Ox­ Mr. said. "It's ist Church this afternoon from Show. parents �lIglble. Day Emory ing." Youngblood ThIS the contest has been fhoeun���a�;,;,;o��sco.:::�ert�e� this week that is business men that make 1958 year Co-op announced water. R. J. HOLLAND. 1-9-lfc. Phone Victor 2-23 8. Brooklet. ford tomorrow. May 2. floating picture design permits 2:30 to 7 o'clock. The theme helped Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, May 1, lTd M to include all boys In (he a�nual or the co-o on t 1 Festival of Mav the show - the of Geor- meeting "A Day}' possible. HERE are members 0 the' Stlte Board of Regents'01 University System ext'inded June SHOWN Coastal who in �:��:�:;;;:��. wi�t�ah�.t;:� be held at the Bulloch hilling 14 for meet- Empire wllk Up who will meet In Statesboro on Tuesday and Wednesday. May 13 and thelt: Ma¥ ar� at a luncheon and at a tea. Dr, gte. t��t IS group. Courthouse customers of the F. Everett Williams of Statesboro. First Congressional District; age and Mrs. Zach Henderson will Co�nty t?morrow Natural rates for residential ing. Top row. left to right are: at 2 0 clock In gas of third dis- entertain the at their John I. of Donaldsonville second district; Howard H. Callaway Hamilton, group of Statesboro will be increased by approximately Spooner •. aIlR��Sys fOt� t��r���te��e��lIo�� i��ld:h�:::��n9). Cit . . on y.. fourth district. Second row: DaVId F. Rice of Atlanta. home the college campus trict: and Robert H Arnold of Covington t h' h t t Mr. Metts the mem- with bills to be mailed June 1. noon. promises 8 per cent gas C. L. Moss of Calhoun. seventh Wednesday . fifth' district; Linton' D. of Macon bers and visitors who attend the Commls- Baggs .• sixth dis.trict; distri�t; �iu�,:::�� lI:e.'cpol:,usan%O��I;'t. The Federal Power row: M. of ninth dis- of district, Third Morns Bryan Jefferson, Rod a' nd reels and artl'fl'cl'al that it will be a short 0 James D. Gould Brunswick, eights meeting sI h os granted an I ncrease f state·at- . tenth district; Mrs. William T. Healey of Atlanta, lures not be used. affair. "We arc two o� trict; W. Roscoe Coleman of Augusta, may IS S giving away 00dmobOII e 20.3 17. Freeman Atlanta. state-at-Iarge; F'Irst B to t door he said. are BI as om- Melton Jr. of Griffin • Strickland. in the Bulloch prizes." They to Sout ern NaturaleffectiveGAPrtcl large'• Quimby state-at-Iarge; Boys living ap perhcent. .. I urnbidstate-at- an H annon are $25 credit on service Carey WillIams, Greensboro, state�at-Iarge; Allen Woodall, Co us, arge County area who planni�g telephone pany, suppliers of natural gas to enter the contest obtam and an extension telephone for the of Statesboro and a W. Caldwell. chancellor. m�y 182· to City FREE at Newton s Tackle one year. pmts of other towns and poles n.f'Ian gets majority and Bait Shop at 366 Savannah Family Day Mr. Metts recalled that the .. cities In Georgia. The Increase is Avenue. Sunday. May II. has been set first exchange was put in serv- on 5 VISit a compromise. It is a third less . M There Will be prizes for con- aside by the First Baptist ice in August. 1955. "This has ay than originally sought by chair- District 0/ Rotary testanls, along with much fun Church of Statesboro as Family grown until there are now Mrs. Kermit R. Corr, Southern NotUflll in August Assembly attends. TIle Church. This is located at man of the Bulloch 1957. Since that time the for everyone who Day in the three exchanges County general public is Invited to join Mother's Day and has always Brooklet. Nevils and Portal with Blood Bank. announced that 182 Mayor and Council of th� City were col- the annual event and to remam been a special day in the some switcher lines into States- pints of whole blood of Statesboro have joined with cities 11-12 for a famous Robbins Hot Dog Calendar of the church. On this boro. Iccted on tIle Monday, May 5, other affected towns and to held Iwre Blood- be in the the Public Service May Party at noon. day. each of the families It was two years ago that the visit of Regional and the Georgia Parents .of. lI�e .contestants church is asked to attend all phone co-op moved into its mobile. Commission to right n vigorous be host to more that the Bulloch the of The Statesboro Rotary Club will STAR TO MEET have a speCial inVitation but may .ervice of the dRyas a family present office building and ware- She stated battle against granting not assistance to the con- These services are Sun- house located on Northside blood bank will be given the Increase. The fact that the than 75 Rotarians of Rotary District 692 of GeorgIa TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 13 give group. County testant other than to Worship Drive in Statesboro. credit for 253 units. for in ad- Increase i" less than originally district Blue No. helping day School. Morning when here for a two-day iEASTERNRay Chapter 121. of blood due to their they gather Sunday the tackle. After the Union. The officers and directors of dltlon to the 182 pints demanded Is Order of the Eastern prepare Service. Baptist Training largely Star. were 71 would- o,yill hook is in the water parents and Evening Worship. the co�op are J. H. Metts, presl- donated there combined efforts. assembly. hold its next regular meetmg . medical Hands Off. Of- At the serv- dent; Sam Neville. RF.D. I. be donors rejected for Southern Natural has elected and Tuesda 13 at 7:30. m�st •. morning worship supplied' Newly preSidents yevening. May .observe to flclal Judges Will be on ice an orchid will be presented Register, vice president; W. A. reasons. to show that they are other Rotarians EDGAR WYNN ON Members are requested to be .hand figures secretaries and en� medical director see that all rules are the R.F.D .. Dr. Arbuckle, more for the and visitors from other strictly to the mother present that is Hodges, 2, Statesboro, having to pay gas clubs of eastern COMMITTEE OF GEORGIA presenl Atlantic from thirty-five oldest who has one or more of secretary-treasurer; H. G. Aaron. of the South Regional with which supply their . COUNTY COMMISSIONERS chapters are always welcome. forced.. .. they use the which are Center in Savannah, half of Georgia will The prize categones her children present. R.F.D. I, Portal; C. C. Ander� Blood customers, as they are having to B. Huse, of Carro·II to 011 follows: will the son, V. J. Rowe, visited Statesboro with hte new fields at. meeting as a work shop for in- Raymond open. ages .are �s Dr. I. W. Bowen be Register; buy gas from ! TOM PRESTON NAMED fish Bloodmobile and his Heat! Prize for first R.F.D. Wm. C. to The Associa� services Statesboro; expressed are To of the and Beat for the 6, structions from veteran Ro- ton, president th� �aught guest preacher higher prices, having DISTRIBUTOR FOR for at the to the lion County Commissioners, has after the starting gun, prI.ze of the day. Dr. Bowen is head of Cromley, Brooklet; W. O. Griner, pleasure response renew old contracts at higher tarians versed in Rotary. Dis- PURE OIL COMPANY donors. notified Edgar Wynn, chairman the largest bass caught, prtze �or the department of Rel!gious Edu� R.F.D. I, Stilson; Herman Nes- appeal for blood rates. To meet the growing de- W 00ds 0 f stated that a trict Governor Jimmy of tlJe Bulloch County Board of Officials of the PUre Oil Com� the largest bream ca�ght, prize cation at Tift College in Forsyth. smith, R.F.D. 4, Statesboro, and Mrs. Carr special mand for natural gas In the. was made for this blood- the Sea Island Rotary Club will County Commissioners, that he pany in Atlanta this weekend for the largest cat fish He has filled the pulpit several John P. Moore, Brooklel efforl east ond southeast, Southern . caug�t, to the announced that Tom and for the most fish mobile visil. a multi�mil- be in charge of the meeting. has been appointed Preston has prize times in recent months. manager. Natural is planning finance and membership com- been named distributor for the lion dollar program, caught.... . expansion Headquarters for the as- mittee of the Association to Pure Oil Company in Statesboro. All five wtnners wll I rece'l:'e mostly in pipelines, throughout Aldred Hotel the sembly will be the serve until the convention in At· Previously Mr, Preston was a season pass to Memor.101 its territory which will eliminate Sun- The Court. Registration begins lanta on March 23-24. 1959. manager of the plant here. Park Swimming Pool. Prize the posslbiiity of another gas and and day afternoon at 2 o'clock list now includes a Pfluger shortage such as last winter's the first session im- rod and reel pre- begins Shakesphere gas rate schedule in the cor- - Hardware of .The ne� SPECIAL! mediately afterwards sen ted by Stubbs Will affect May bills to SPECIAL! . �as .be of the hotel. a famous Wilson fee shop Sunday Savannah. mailed June I. w!ll mean an ,"- ev•• R0bert SmIth and ball evening at 7:30 the conference R � Frank Thomas glove 8 J of approximately. �r will move to Mrs. the College creas� Bryant's presented by cent III averu�e a Brun- �sldentlal Kitchen for a dinner meeting . Pharmacy in Statesboro; �he bill The c�stomcrs gas .. and one of the featured pro- son Reel and Ogeechee Rod. pre- re� new 0f B ml�lmum monthly bill �III of the sen the and Wa. grams assembly. ted by Buggy maIO at $1.25 for pastor aptIsts and resldenti�I, in Stateshoro with gon Company and $1.50 for commerctBl Monday morning begins The Rev. J. Robert Smith. some other prizes. customers. at 8 o'clock for UNIT a breakfast of the First the will TON pastor This ------ONE·HALF Baptist year judges and for secre· to president-elects Church of Thomson, has ac­ award the prizes according at Mrs. Bryant's in order tary�elects cepted a call to become the the age of the winners MANAGER'S SALE The MARKET Kitchen. regular plenary of the First be appro­ *', pastor Baptist that the prizes may AT WINI'j-D1XIE session will begin at 9. The as� Or· Church of Statesboro to priate for the contestant. will close with the Ro­ begin THIS WEEKEND sembly his ministry here on June 10. ganizations wishing to give tarians the of the States­ guests Mr. Smith announced to his in the contest are asked Wino-Dixie Stores this week Mon­ prizes boro club at their regular Rec­ congregation in Thompson Sun� to contact the Statesboro announ·ces a "Market Manager's at I o·clock. ONLY day meeting Sale" at the store here. Mr. 599.95 day. 20. that he had ac­ reation April Department. One the call from the will underway Fred Harrison is the market Ton Unit States­ contest Model IR-32-LA1-16 Co-chairman of the district cepted The gct boro church. a. m. as Mr. and to Mr. G. promptly at 10 manager according assembly are past presidents he The First Church here Marion Robhins Sr. fires the H. L. Avery. vice president. Rob­ Baptist C. Coleman Jr. and Charlie will with a Certift· , has been without a pastor since starting gun. The gates open was prese:\t.ed bins Jr. and for "out­ • last fall. During this time some at 9 n. m. for contestants cote of Excellence 0'. the South's standing accomplishment and Special Ken·an is . outstanding sponsors. Shields present presi. ministers have been Recreation Department In management. em­ dent of the Statesboro club and preaching The leadership at the all of relations and customer Gerald Groover Is president­ Sunday services. will fully supervise phases ployee Curtis will the Youngblood Mr. Smith went to Thompsun the contests. Contestants relations and upholding Company elect. traditions from Cuthbert. in not be allowed to fish from highest principles and Georgia. members of the Church as broke oJ of the will water at IT WAS A BIG DAY for the Pittman Park Methodist they Stores. �:. �:. A highlight meeting March 1950. and has made an boats or to enter the of Winn-Dixie West Main St, Phone 4·5594 Statesboro, in­ and education to be erected on the Pembroke Highway. Ga. be when Dr. 2ach Henderson, record there time. Water safety ground for their new sancluary building Mr Harrison inVItes outstanding during any .. tQe, pub­ Teachers to Lawrence the first full of dirt. Dr: Zach president of Georgia the past ei�ht years. structors will he on hand Shown here is the Rev. Houston. pastor. turning spade lic to visit with him during district rules. a was on 5188.88 In PORTAL Phone UNion 5�6251 College and governor­ During his ,eight years in supervise the water safety Henderson is shown at the right reading part of the ceremony. The ground breakiJl8 his market manager's sale this - Model R-60-P-16 -�- - elect of ,District 692. will ad­ 27. Photo by Fred Wallace. weekend. SMITH continued from 5 Sunday afternoon. April dress the assembly. J. ROBERT from' [Ja�e 5 c!)ntinued page of the Price of Th ------..- DOCTOR AND MRS. FOCUS WEEK FOR Editorials Speaking ings Bulloch The Bulloch Herald - 6 PLANE TIae Herald GIRLS' AUXILIARY Page ����:J.<>��AKE IS MAY 11·17 The Editor's on Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, May 8, 19M Statesboro On of Women'. New. and Spotlight Wednesday morning Girls' Auxiliary all over the last week Dr. and Mrs. C. E. � elcome Could he Southern Baptist Convention Over activity associated with chronic underwellht, layl Mill Regents Stapleton boarded a plane at the • observe Focus Week May nervous tension often results in I Lucille Higginbotham. Air Port In Savannah wor Uni· of Statesboro and What with all B• P••W Careel� omen The citizens the about.LQ-be W 11·17. The G.A.'s have verslty City, Mo .• where they Culvary candidates for the two Chair will visit son his welcome the memo state their and Bulloch County top Ull£asy The career of Mamie Lou wile, planned a full schedule of ac- Bondurant has been Col .and Mrs. Cyril D. Staple- tlvltlos for this week. The bers of the Board of of o(fices-governor and lieutenant three- pur. ,II(1/" 1(, lOG[ 0 � G I A C 0 U N r ItS Regents who are prongel-buslness, public life ton, stationed there. tWillpose of these activities Is to favor of In a ooic governor-c-in Once • while turn. of maintaining Max Lockwood, superln- dilly , the niversity ystem Georgia and home life. Joining them Irom New York make the churches aware of our the present unit the tendent of the Statesboro Rec­ up in some of the dully prese. when meet here on county system For thirteen years she was as- City will be Mrs. Stapleton's y girls' ages (9.15) and their part they Tuesday reation Once such wus In the Suvan­ Franklin two Atlanta Department, announced sister and In the church The Cal. County of next week. newspape.rs are sociated with Howard Lumber her husband, Mr. andM program. going __ and nah New. on __ t_B_r_anR_en_,_EcI_lt_o_r P_h_o_n_e_4-_2S82_ Wednesday today that Memorial Park Swim Morning Friday Mrs. R. rs_._E_meI will consist of the BEN FRANKLIN REPRESENTED ... .. "S G. This Is to be without WI _ Company of Statesboro, Naylor. trip vary program candidates for these Center will at an earlier or last week. We open morning pais a here has bookkeeper and secretary. very special one to Dr. and ENGAGEMENT OF MISS BEITY JOYCE VEAL following: GEORGIA IN EUROPE The meeting pecial two posts. date this year than has been the it on LO you. not a and Mrs. Bondurant has been Mrs. Stapleton lor II Is the first KATHRYN DIXON AND MR. EMORY NESSMITH Mother'. custom in backbone: wishbone; MISS RENA Sunday, Day-All for us since our own the past. The swim. time In since significance start acung like a man Or a active In public IIle, serving her fifteen year. they MARRY IN ATLANTA G.A.'. will flowers on their And with them a1J on made IS ANNOUNCED pin a member agreeing ming pool Is being ready News: Everett \'\ illiam i of Editor, Morning lady. mothers us they enter lor ion the now and the date will Mrs. Nimrod C. Dixon Miss Veal and segrega winner well opening "I'm a Mr. and Betty Joyce and we want to might Gen. Allan parent. I'm tired of �:��I/iSi�e/he��v�on Ii��� hil� worship service, then will be the Board, help be announced soon. Maj. Shapley, l���0�n�ec����n;�.:n������6 of Wlilium Nessmlth were be he man countries much of the announce the engagement Emory who makes the U.S.M.C., director, Marine Corpa nursing, protecttng, ap- she was president 01 the Worn. foreign ushered to a reserved section make the other members The Pavillion area is helping, Rena united in at 3 o'clock, him already time that he has been In servo their daughter, Kothryn, morrlage loudest to Reserve recently visited reserve pealing, begging, an's Club. She Is Past Matron of the church and sit with their promises "clean up open lor usc by all groups and excusing to Glen Howard Coston, son of April 26, ot the Glazener happy while they are here. unJts In the Northwest whlie In tolerating, denying of the Order of the Eastern Star. Ice. However, Col. Stapleton has mothers lor the services. tha mess there in the in individuals. myseli Mr. and Cecil E. Coston of Memorial Primitive Baptist capitol Great he needed comfort for your In addition to her business ac- visited his parents frequently Mr. Lockwood stated "In Fulls, Mcnt., picked every �rs. Church in Atlanta. Mondoy, Community Day- first in Atlanta." that whim since his return to the United Metter. This is their meeting the Irom the and fancy, just because tivltles, which now include The will visit an our summer up loliowlng Auxtltnry evaluating program States. Miss a of Mrs. Nessmith Is the dough. the home of superintendent or schools. your selfish ego instead of COm. serving as agent for North Dixon. graduaate to cheer into Statesboro, Georgia the Recreation Board feels that ter of eldorly lady bring men Statesboro School, is a Mr. and Mrs. James sense dominates your per­ America accident Insurance High her life. Teachers Colle e which is a unit we should get the maximum use It Is a reprint from the Robert Veal of and Mrs. Bondurant is a EVERGREEN GARDEN CLUB candidate for a B.S. degree In Bulord, Georgia, In the sonality, thinking and reo Company, the lime 01 all our facilities. Since the Seattie Post-Intelllgencer. Mr. Nessmlth Is the son of Mr. Tuesday, Rnlly Ray-All of the \'5 em. We want them to big quests." housewife, mother and, happily, WITH DR. AVERIIT education with a major In Swim Center is a invest­ we hear the plaintive girls in the association will $60,000 "Always Gen GUEST SPEAKER mathematics from and Mrs. Josh T. Nessmlth of we are of it and Shapley has directed this the grandmother of five. She is Georgia know tha proud The basketball fans of Bulloch ment it is felt that the area cry 01 the teen-agers: What meet together at Elmer Church Teachers in June. Statesboro. one article be placed on the bulle­ married to R. S. Bondurant, and On 24 College Franklin County, of tho oldest in Geofgia, waa created what have done would attract and can we do? Where con we Thursday April the for nn inspirational program. appreciate they who follow "The Little participants go? tin Elder V. F. Indian in 1783 und uumed in honor of County boards of all Marine lives at 15 Woodrow Avenue. met Mr. Coston is a graduate ot Agan performed from territory Bonjamin spectators for a I can make some suggestions. Corps .Evergreen Garden Club' We would like for longer period Reserve holds the cere- Wednesdny, Family Day-All Franklin who in Jemee for the college. Man" Scearce and his Professors units. Becoming re-affillated with MAMIE LOU BONDURANT with Mrs. William Z. Brown at Metter High School and impressive dcuble-rtng represented Georgtn Europe. Terrell, than just the three �hort sum­ GO HOM E! Hang the storm will conduct n de­ This article also Statesboro and a B.S. in education with a mony. music was pre- girls family in tho WilT, WOR ono of the early set­ them to know tha the has ve reason expresses my the Business her home on East Olliff Street major Wedding Captain HevoJutionnry college ha to throw their mer months. So the board has windows; paint the woodwork. vide for votional period in their homes. up on the If Professional Women's in necessary operating ex- in social science from by Mr. Fred Champion, UOrB. Volunteers fro III tho county distinguished themeelvoe at enthusiastic Rake the leaves. Mow the lawn. leellngs subject. that Club, with Mrs. Eddie Rushing as co- Georgie senle� the complete and hats=-and we toss ours with approved plans to extend the with Mrs. Charles C. Presentation of Pen River tho Crook Indian War. up This Week's makes me a square, I'll the past few years, Mrs. Bon- pense and club projects, hostess. Dutch axaleas Teachers College. He IS now organist, Thursday, Day- the battle Swamp during operation of the Swim Center Shovel the walk. Wash the car. gladly iris and of this entire section of an? soloist. Emblems will be uwarded to For forte woro Franklin support them-come 1 of be first in the line. has worked as at state were with the United States Carrin, many years necessary throughout December this from Learn to cook. Scrub some square paid representation and used in the arrangements serving early May through the durant. activ��y those who hove In for tho of tho eetelere from the owe much for WILLIAM K. co-chairman of to notional at Fort Honolulu, Miss Venl and Mr. Nessmith progressed County protection onslaught.s by and them a COWIE, Capt., Ftnnnce, pro- meetings. in the living room. Lime Army Shafer, Georgia year. month of September 01 this year, floors. Repair the sink, Build their cenier I vows an forword steps. Among the Indiana. Tho county eent, Carnesville, is located in tho Hawaii. spoke their before al- a the Inspector-instructor, sherbet and ginger ale, sand- the making the season boat. Get job. Help U.S.M:C., will be two of the which i9 now activo In tho timber and college's progress. Swimming 5th RIfle tar of white mums and presentation princess county industry For that is the date that the Meditation five Co., U.S.M.C.R. wiches, and cookies were The wedding will take placo gladioli, months. minister, the Red Cross, the awards. in agriculture. Savannah. TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB HOLD served. in June in HawaiI. ten-branch candelabra with Teachers Profes­ The Swim Center is more than Salvation Army. Visit the sick. APRIL MEETING In memorable Franklin unci Georgia College Editor's Note: white cathedral Fun The Junior County throughout Goorgia, Tbe ley. L E. H...... 1oa Jr. Amen. The new officers tapers, palms Friday, Dny- IIJ JUSt a swimming POOl. With the Assist the poor. Study your The Town and Country their decorated club room for the club the United Stotes Brewers Fouudution works to Dr. Allen Bunce sors play the Yellow Jackets of newly and lerns the back- G.A.'s will a slumber constantly For were installed at this meet- forming enjoy Pavillion it is a center for lessons. And when you are Garden Club met 22 at at the West Side School. Mrs. year FOR 888U18 tho 8810 of beer und nle under pleuennt, orderly condl­ Tech in the April REHEARSAL PARTY party while the Intermediate Georgia "Big Dome," CHILDREN ASK THE to answer the above for and not too tired-read Dan ing. are: Mrs. William Z. Inw enforcement eerves tho beet ing ques­ the And writer They . tiona. thnt strict SWimming, wading tiny through the of this column Lingo, president, dispensed VEAL.NESSMITH WEDDING ground... G.A.'s will have a Believing Dr. Allen H. Bunce of Atlanta Josh 1. Nessmith served as hls formnl bun- the Alexander Memorial Coliseum HAIlOEST QUESTIONS! tion for you. but I will share tots, and area (or a book. Your parents do not owe with the business which in­ Brown, president; Mrs. Horace interest of the of the Foundation etreeeee cloae ' skating, adds his "Amen." And to those These will people Georgin, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. McElveen son's best man. quet, be the high- and the son of Mrs. J. A. Bunce wilb the tities of three tennis." entertainment. Your cluded a from chair­ Forshee, vice president; Mrs. I Usher-grooms- with tho Armed Forces. low enforcement nnd on the Tech in you dancing, picnicing, you village who have younguns who would report the of cooperation gOY. campus Atlanta.. "Daddy. doesn't the and Miss McElveen men were Ben Robert Nessmith lights the week's uetlvltles. Holy ''''0 of which I Admission the not owe recreational man the com­ Seaman Williams, Margie officiale in it.s Sr. the late Mr. was books. possess prices will be does you make the point that: we have of nominating recording eming continuing "eelf-regulntion" program, and Bunce, Gbost live in my stDmach?" This entertained the Veal-Nessmith and James Mrs. Gordon Freeman is and the other I want, same as last facilities. world NOT The Mrs. Edward Cone, Ray. This is that the surely year. The does none, we say. we can ob­ mittee, Mrs. Grady Spence. secretary; ed on \ something she as.ked as. she downed • may MONEY out-of-town Junior Counselor and Mrs. selec SAVE rehearsal and ednesday, April 30, He and party The in stated that for the price owe you a living. YOU OWE serve objectively and we've said following slate of officers were corresponding secretary, bride, given marriage students and fans of the Teachers bite of peanut butter and MARGUEJUTn: HARMON at their home on Dwinell is counselor of receive the first jelly of seven for voted on serve new Mrs. Laird, treasurer. her was in a George to Distinguished dol!ars individual THE WORLD SOMETHING. You our and our columns are to for the Ivey g�es�s. lovely by Iather, gowned sandwich. When I bad Bro has piece WITH Atlanta. the Georgia's have been dreams of for ftnally written, "When Chil­ season Virginia Avenue m white dress interrnedinte group und Service Award ever offered the malting tickets the holders will Owe it your time and energy, open for to year: Mrs. Dan Lingo, president; Dr. Jack Averitt, guest ballerina-length by gained my composure after such dren Ask." This is a you speak yours. serves as director of nil G.A. of life-saving an i- as white of over white saun. The short Beveragc five years. Now when add get additional two months and your talents so that no one Letters are welcome but Mrs. Homer Cason, vice pres speaker, used his topic Mums, gladioli, lily Medical Association of to they an on I volume for all are keep in Georgia onslaught my intellect, parents who use the and white bridal veil was attached to a activities the Calvary of the Swim Center facili­ will be at war or in poverty, them of reasonable and dent; Mrs. Sam Brannen, secre­ English Gardens. He showed valley burning Modcration the of the at rather to befuddled and baffled length Church. one its members. Bulldogs University replied indignanlly my by their were used the bandeau of white she cal'- of ties. or sick, or lonely again. In plain them. letters will D R Y F 0 L D- tary and Mrs. Clouise Sf1)ith, slides of many famous gardens tapers throughout satin, children-s Here are some sign Unsigned Athens to their schedule their de· fh'e-year-old daughter. "Why queries. house. In the room the rled a of white roses Ir------.. simple words. GROW UP; quit find their into the waste treasurer,' that he visited while in England. dining bouquet no! Debbie." And then came 01 the questjons: should way Ii\-ed in Atlanta "Why \Ve love to a The appointed table was covered and Iillics of the centered Though having will be supreme. read "Letters to being cry·baby; get out 01 basket and you'll lose the satis· The program took on the members of the club were valley lighl that which I feared mOSL 'Then I \Vhat are stars . The new cooperate? the the Editor," laundry with an embroidered linen with a white orchid. most of his Dr. Bunce still your dream world; a faction of them in nature of a work as the delighted as they followed love· life, where does hi! live?" made of? So think develop seeing print. shop And our the Tech Prolonged you prayer cloth and centered with a warning lo service that washes mernbers were in Iy garden paths with their spray The maid of honor, Miss Jane Bulloch his home and silence the as. busily engaged on her calls County filled air I works? Couldn't Davy Crockett of white flowers flanked with Make Mother �on't take the Profs making new draperies for the speaker. Veal, sister of the bride aqd "Comfy" day-Sunday, boys with doctrine and ... and folds we l1is friends in Atlanta and grappled u\l·made the st.ars? Row can you .drles three-branched join club room. Other members of the club burning tapers. only attendant was dressed in theology, as. I scrambled in my pro\'e we live after we die? \Vho lightly. The tables where the tulle over tarreta with all over in with your Hostesses were Mrs. R. L. present were Mrs. Hermon Bray, guests Turquoise Georgia rejoicing mind for the answer on page made the weather? Why should farnily washing I. one Mrs. Joe Mrs. F. B. were seated featured the bride matching stole, headdress and lIth, with of these over award. of notes a Lanier and Mrs, Carlos Brunson. Neville, pillows-attractive­ him his forty-two my in class I divide Is God May up? really?" It on Mrs. John Cobb, and groom place cards and slippers. She carried a bouquet on lhe Trinity. The refreshments consisted of rviaryindale, We're 3-Hour Cash & Serv­ each was centered with of Ilk carnations. him THE OTHER VOLUME is eo· Carry delicious Mrs. Bucky Akins, Mrs. Jerry table pi Dr. Bunce has made greal con· proud.of Here impatience ended my pound cake, topped a tall white in a titled "Delore Children Ask." ice. and Deliver with ice cream and Coca-Cola. Howard, Mrs. Sam Haun, Mrs. taper spray Mrs. Venl, mother of the tributions to the field of medicine frantic search. "Oh! you don't Pick-Up wrapped, we reserve of of the ly gift the busi. Dolb of these can be Seems J. S. Mrs. Bobbie lily valley. wore a lavender silk a"d Generally even know." books Same Anderson, bride, has an role Day. and played important ness of lossing our hat into the air ordered from the book store 01 Cooper, Mrs. Ed Cook and Mrs. The guests were served as- a corsage of white carnations. NOW, BEFORE you enjoy a your particul8_r denomination or Foy Olliff. sorted decorated molded salads, Mrs. Nessmith, mother of the in helping bring before the public for the of Statesboro a.nd people at the lrom ��S:R����T Cp���I��ECITAL good laugh expense of The Melbodist Publishing to Me... ham, deviled eggs, peas in tim· groom, WOre embroidered blue a better of medical Model u.nderslandi.ng Bulloch who me DIU loeItwood FRIDAY NIGHT County bring distinc· the preacher, just tell how House. 201 lb Ave. Sooth. Laundry TROOP SEVEN OF bels and cresents and molded silk and a corsage of pink. car· to to a problems. tion to their community and honor explain five-year-.old ashville 2, Tennessee. AND Mrs. Gilbert Cone will pre· INTERMEDIATE GIRL ice cream in the shape of nations. where THIS IS a great in it still is not for we have the Holy Ghost Jives. It The third book has been in country great enough selected as the founda­ sent Collins in a SCOUTS CAMP OUT bridal slippers. the name. Lynn piano Immediately lollowing to their However, once in us to find � of comfort A past president the Georgia is easier to laugh at what they your h.ouse for a long time. which we live. Great because from the tion of our lives. With more than recital at The guests were Miss Betty ceremony the bride's parents long Friday night, May 9, On Mrs. Don- a while comes one for whom we than to answer pressures of our time. Countless two Cleaners Friday, Virgil Medical he is now say what they Maybe it has been only a "dust the mill,ions who have marched hundred and fifty thousand 8 o'clock at the Mattie Lively Veal, Emery Nessmith, Elder held a reception in the church Association, Dry aldson, co.ordinator of Girl ask. collector's millions live from to Americans to Elder and annex was decoroted WIth Massage but it is rich day day, admitt.ed and Mrs. V. F. which Vibrating the would commend. item," before Our generation have being Agan, honorary president of Fulton relief from Scouts with Mrs. Benny Cone nlll� Uke all other parents. I had in material for bothersome ques­ finding only pills mental care centers every year -PHON E 4-3234- EI��:n�.,7;ta�C��I�1 af::e���it��� r. and � worked and On April 30, Senator Dick Rus· toiled a;d -sacrificed and as and Mrs. Lester Mikell of Troop County Medical Society. been warned a_bout such ques· tions by children and adults. The drugs they try to erase there is little doubt but that the the of Collins. �resd'r CChharl�samplon anC'd cM�rrinS'ISS anMdra ggrlede�a 10IfoliaGge,1. uesctandless were servewhitde r&v� to make America • pupI'ls Lynn sell was of great. the cares of Seven, Girl Scouts, left States- presented one the 1958 tions. Yel, when the time ar­ Bible is still the best seller, but away everyday­ need exists to establish for our Walker. Mr. and Mrs. James and cake by Mrs. James .it('� - .....,______boro at 3:30 m. for the We toss our hat into the I would not a reason until it nation a new set p. Boy Ra and high Awards of the rived, "g-ive becomes the "best read THIS IS a Christian living. of values. Robert Veal, Mr. and Mrs. Josh , Miss Therese Camp 1',11, George Washington country Scouts' Camp, "Cliff Cannon," PU�Ch for the within me." book" its riches will remain a T. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mrs. P. C. Collins. The bride's ,��L.;; air for his achievements and the hope in which we Jive. Each Sun· IN THE Nessmith, � American Good Government 50· hospitals of America AS WE look to tomorrow and where they enjoyed the fine The Apostle Paul wrote-"AII mystery. in this land of Robert Nossmith, Mr. and Mrs. book was kept by Miss Margie them his fe)· day rnornir,g t.he.re are those who could not facilities there recognition given by work for work to train those who will as they prepared ciety. things together good," Many issues in life can be ours there are more than a James Ray, Miss Therese Camp, McElveen. escape. We now can read for lead the nation in the lor the out and for Satur· low doctors. and after with my O\\.'ll but children demand an years night Miss aJne Veal and Mr. Mter the Mr. It is useless to out here the dealing dodged. hundred million Americans who ourselves Jerome, wedding trip pe.1I the awful truth of ahead we must bow our head in day with breakfast and dinner humiliat.ion, 1 began t.o work at answer (,0 the hard questjons in the wonderful and Mrs. Charles Epperson and and Mrs. Nessmith will reside " reasons Dick Russell deserves this worship more than hall 01 our shame as to be ... sa.' 0 Dr. this I am nOt which people we realize how so prepared. Tennessee. Congratulatio problem. ow, go- they ask. freedom of choice in some two Mrs. Louise Gross. in Nashville, who this very hour suffer in and rich a Bunce. award and more. We here in Geor· powerfUl nation as hundred thousand places, dedi­ our 1,.. _. hospitals as a result of ourselves must recognize a we�e g��II�:��chetr:�:o�ntsu��� have come to love him and the cated in the belief of a gia risen some form of menta I illness. crime rate that is ever on the they ate their supper which for which he slands. The Savior. things increase and one in which our they had brought with them. YES, WE are a powerful no. of the nation hold him in THIS IS a youths playa role. With After supper rustled peoples powerful country in tion. Much of OUr leading they NEWS IN SWIMSUITS Play day? power is BIG Herman which we live. So so tears of anguish in our souls around for wood for the esteem for his in· Talmadge powerful, geared toward the destruction of camp Are we old fashioned? high personal we must great are we in recognize the facts fire. Singing and skits seemed and From military Our universe. tegrity political honesty. Reports planning and strength; easily which say that half of the major more fun out doors. Since it was We the to our· There was a time put question So for Dick Russell we throw t.he most powerful nation in the in America crimes committed in our nation Mrs. Donaldson's birthday. Girl when world the meaning of power each year are committed by Scouts from another troop, selves and came ,,�th the our hat into the air and Washington today. Lucy a Swim up high say was translated Give Mother into the desire boys and girls less than 20 years Holloman, Marsha Cannon, answer-the older we become the "We're of Senator." WITH ALL this to to proud you, power, with create. accomplish. to build of age who have in some way Brannen and Carole Becky Suit on Her all this greatness, with all t.his for tomorrow. we think in Day older fashioned we become. MANY FARMERS have urged which any individuaJ fanner Today been lailed by t.heir parents of Donaldson, brought out a love­ couJd Christian belief, one would terms of power as that t.heir communit.ies. cake and set it be· me to offer a bold new nat.ional receh'e., ability ly birthday 11 t.hink us a SUNDAY, MAY So this accounts for our reac· Befol'e it too late contented and happy to destroy. As you read this fore Mrs. Donaldson and they farm program to rescue this na­ Such WE are a na­ a program would people. As we look to history column you yourself could YES, powerful in tion to as observed very all joined singing Happy "Play Day" tion's agricultural economy and, eliminat.e red and think in of tion. Let our be that this As of Bulloch tape, cnd the ac­ terms greatness easily destroy the very house prayer now, any County after much I have formu­ Birthday. the Statesboro School on stUdy, cumulation of and sacrifice we shame Our­ in power will be to by High surpluses, COSt the which you live. How many great enough Girls from No. 7 were farmer who can he tried lo lated I consider to be such Troop prove what less selves because of our continue to lead us as a Chris­ Friday of last week. It's a day set ta.:\:payers and once more present­ could then with equal skill begin Sue Ellen Strange, Vicki Bryan. a tian on his corn, cotton or tobacco program. let the farmer be the master of day unwillingness to to build that which he has nation toward a greater aside when all the and put squarely again Barbara Deal, Elizabeth Everett, boys girls our this It is my conclusion that his o\\.'ll destiny. It would face the problems of our t.imes so to destruction? partnership wit.h God and in land in the soil bank's acreage reo give easily brought Janice Cone, Teresa Helmuth, a brand are given the day off and they go fann problems cannol be solved consumers a price break and as we spend our and partnership as we exert our the money Mary Daniel, Florence Ann .. serve before deadlines R regular unlil the Federal Government our THERE IS great. need in our faith be to the Recreation Center to would senle to PUt both raw expend resources seemingly every effort let Vene and land Robertson, Toy Mikell, 50. is removed from lb� business of and toward this of Ours for a new con­ to find a better new line can still do manufactUred farm products sure destruct.ion. strong enough Linda values we Findley. play." and back on the cept of as t.ry 10 build in which to use our This seems to be the climax to buying, storing selling agri­ world market at wny power WITH 0 R faith in God for ourselves on the cultural commodities and the competitive prices. Because it is great cornerstone for a belter world. from Well back in 1923 when we were the off·again, on·again provisions of farm to responsibility marketing gea_red domestic production. Listen To Soothes tired, a senior in returned to high school under Mr. for farmers to depo it their lands produce is the it would amOUnt to no more than aching feet. farmer and enterprise the farmer the same The R. M. Monts a.nd Mr. Ralph Hucka· in the soil bank and means that if private giving pro­ where it belongs. It i in that tection which labor gets with and "Yiss Lillie" Deal and a farmer made an honest effort bee, that I to let the the Loftles lighl propose minimum and wage industry. "M V·"OlCe by LAWRENCE "Miss Mary Lou" Carmichael we to get his cotton and corn land in farmer plant what he wants to with the tariff. Thru the J's of ystery hi lor � would have applauded "Play Day" lhe bank by February 20 and hi plant and sell crops the Cushion best prices he can get with the N/ and welcomed the opportunity to tobacco land by �larch 7 and ALTHO GH IT IS .. Federal Government paying him generally .. ••• or heat ••• BOTH I agreed that any new farm Yibro massClge Or get out of school for a day. failed, he can now "make his de· the difference between the plan � to be successful must be one prices he receives for COm­ Master Farmer Relaxes tense posiL" which lets the fanner fann and russell Today, we're nol so sure we ap· modities sold for domestic con· vIrgInIa neck and should­ cOUJ'Se the in lhe S. guarantees him his Of boys and 100 cent of proportionate ud the idea. sumpt.ion per er muscles. pia share of the \Vomen are a bunch He was to play tennis if tour can national income, scheming going garden is n 144 of parity. , Th�s good PLANTING TIME again in Georgia. Each year Department Agriculture he could find nnOlhcr "fr 'C there is no such consensus as and wives are probably the best Iden If uny group of wives wants Perhaps the high school their mind from 12 counties participate in the Georgia boy change again-based to bow those should lhinker." to t find one. boys MY PROPOSED farm program objectives 01 all at this business. The Irs. gCI gOUler plan the Oldsmobile fiUed on be achieved. Therefore. in an­ Some of the husbnnrts hnrl Th' ynrds to 4-H Club Corn Program sponsored the driving big past pe.rformance has five points which are as part 01 the Mr. and Mrs. Garden belonging the Mr. Hybrid by nouncing my ideas about what worked so hnrd, Ihey couldn't lint! Mrs. Gnl'den lub members. with his school mates who passed We suggest tha t if there are an v (ollows: Club thought up a pretty good Georgia Power Company in cooperation with the a new the but wei" WL'!"": farm prog-ram ought to to their cleaned make tour, the rest lovoly. They hnd been us like the proverbial bat out of Bulloch farmet'S who did I. Eliminate aU acreage con­ way get yards Agricultural Extension Service. Since its begin­ wonderful in so many Choose warmth County embrace. l am afLxious to see if nnybody l'ls' und I'nkcd And tidied Simply ways! trols and government loans. asking Georgia up. A tour 01 gardens (of lhe 1II0�Vt'(1 up hades on South Zetterower Ave. not in the farmers to me had out-worked t.hem. UIIII\ III in 1947 the program has enrolled get program and tried write whal they members was for last 'y simply shone with ning 1,728 boys, alone-or both 2. each farmer planned gentle vibrating massage-or together Assign grow­ think about them. IO\lolillilss ilnd the dampe.ned the idea for' us. His and still want in better hut·· Sunday afternoon. Of course, In our case we hud ff beauty. E..xcept, representing nearly every county in state. Helps keep you they ing basic commodities a Do­ PUl a of Ease muscular soothe I Want to hear hom of 'OIll"SC, (JUI'S WIlS the and with flick your finger! tension, every husbands, as a rule, are usually the work for so that it wns excep­ slim Irim idea of and ours failed to while the .S.D.A. is in its mestic Production Quota to long "Play" ry farmer in and each linn. \ 1.,' work 'ct Satur­ Corn is important to More acres are Georgia hope ve.ry pliable and few wives eve·r to be nil dRY Georgia. where needed. firm muscles and circu­ coincide. be expressed in terms of unit impossible really I'CIHly. i\ frayed nerves, flabby improve present mood. will drop me a line a t the reson lIny bUI Ihol't, WCI'O Ih holes in to it than to other and it has bush­ to nagging. cajoling, yard is son 01 like your ·hll. devoted any crop, measu.rements (pounds, Senate Office in Wash· Ihl) IIlWII lillie! Building Or demand­ by the youngest lation. Smartly designed with removable, washable, els, etc.) which would wheedling. begging dren. Somehow, certain SI>OIS the greatest dollar value. swimsuit bales, A tabulation of t.he re.­ I hlll't' WCI� A sea .ca maillot ington. ing them to clean up the yard. become dOH) plies of I rash bright, right, be the same percentage of suddenly grenl eyi' SOI'\:S metallic cover in 6 decorator colors: plies 1 receive will determine (lIflOI' 1111 Wll wei' the strip corduroy one, two at the as tnbl mking Last the state's corn total and The Bulloch Herald the nationa.l coRSumption of Only (or maybe just hildren's nHlIHI�I'R year yield, per in sunstruck color•... aU on the whether lor-fer legislation to his wile InwlI ufl r rllH'k lWei we couldn't striped Peacock Vivid most) doubllessly gave suddenly become bill! liS was the in The Toast, Gold, Blue, Shocking Pink, Red, Establisbed March 1937 - Published basic commodities that the lerribly acre, greatest history. 4-H Club 26. Every Thursday write the Talmadge Farm Plan such troubles. h.III\ 1111sh On least farmer's hisloric base kinfolks and come for n I\H'/\I, Sundny). to make the most and the acreage into law. If members in the hybrid corn grew three diagonal and Black, on A,C.-U.L. Approved had been An.,)'how. Ihis gOls 10 be An program Ebony Operates LEODEL COLEMAN bears to t.h� Iwt3.1 national The wife I know best (or (If they so bad-miln. Last Week's Dedicated to lbe nlllllllli 0\1\1111, Ihere is bound times as much corn per acre as the state's of a Helanca and Lastex maillot knit base. least) used every known method nered it hadn't been llQIl-tblc). average. MYSTERY VOICE gal. Vibrator. All.in·one vibrating-heat unit inside buoyant Editor acrea.ge VEGETABLES CAN DROWN II_) Iltt iIlIIU\I\'t'III�1I1. E\I(!n hus- �Firms flabby or Progress 01 Statesboro to persuade he� husband to get Spots III our yard were ,,,,ful They have done this or better for 11 consecu­ was Eab't Vine Street 3. Guarantee and pay to eac.h 1>1111£1:-; 11111 the ..lIh cable stitch detail in tangerine, lemon is removable. 9 It is to sure we .." Imlll'O\'(' with tissue, foam and important make busy. He was to when stood and trle I look. MRS. LEODEL COLEMAN fatty plastic Bulloch County farmer a Sales Prire Support cenainJy going 111111 tive years. Statesboro, Georgia there is in a YllI'\l:ot HIII\!tlIl81 good drainage do it.. he said. a at t.hem through th· ur ... to 18 32 to 40. $16.95 01 the difference between the However, game ing oyt'� and turquoi Sizes 10 and garden plot, declares Cecil of tennis was much others. 4-H Club jt's Fun he �Ives for his d0- more The Georgia Hybrid Corn Program, at the as Matter of lbe price Entered Statesboro. Georgia Post Office Second Class on Blackwell. horticulturist, a friend mestic ProcIIKtion and Agri· interesting. Finally, 01 One wife told of having Ihl'O\.1 is one of hajf And You Can Win Quota with its far-reaching effect, only aeen in Seventeen cultural Extension Service.. aa June under Act of March Vege­ lhe busband called to a or four truck loads Jan!wy 31, 1946. COft8I'eU, 3, 1887 100 .....t of arrange of !fIlsh per parity. table drown if al· a dozen we sponsor each year for Geor­ Some Cash plants will tennis match_ The wife was hauled ofr. A friend RCJ"O.!�S programs � tOWII 4. each GA_ Require farmet- to lowed to stand t.oo in OTHER SUITS $7.98 TO $19.98 STATESBORO, THURSDAY, MAY 1958 long taking the message and sbe said. visited her afterwards. Artur Iho farm youth. MON DAYS TH ROUGH 8, • of gia's submit but Mle with his or in soil water, really wet Too They didn't think he could friend had made no for Sales play mention ur FRIDAYS Ippllcation Price much moisture in a SUBSCRIP'llON RATES badly that he had to clean up the the clean condition 01 the YU1\l, Support payments. drained area deprives piant yani The on lbe the • - gentleman plain kUd •• GR&1151IIDPS State: I Year $3.00, 2 Years $5.50 Out of State: I Year $3.50, 2 Years $6.50 lady just hOI', .Iv ,d.� 1n die S. Im_ a muimum of roots of air and nutrieD'ts other end "Too POWER said. bad! my It is a blow to anybody's .,"1"" GEORGIA COMPANY WWNS Plus Georp. Sales Tax $25._ 00 the. lUDOWIt of needed for 1Arife is out •• healthy develop­ of �'n and I can to have to as.k (or communts 011 on all your purch.e Sal.. Prire ment. CITIZEN WHE.EVE. WE SE.VE 9:05 to Support Payments think for myself for a lew days." one's labor_ A 10 A. M. STATESBORO, GA. MRS. SMITH ENTERTAINS Mra. Donald Hostetler and Arthur and children, Deal and KAREN ANDERSON FETED BuJloch Herald - 4 HALF·HIGH BRIDGE CLUB The Bulloch The ON HER F1F1l1 BIRTHDAY - Herald daughters, Peggy and Lisa or Henrietta of Vidalia, visited Page The Bulloch Herald The Bulloch Herald 5 Mrs. Ben Deal Mrs. E. L. Anderson Page was A. during the Jr., Mrs. Zack Smith hostess Augusto, arrived Tuesday morn­ 1958 weekend. MCArthur and the girls Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, May 8, honored her daughter, Karen, Statesboro, 1958 Friday evening to the Hall­ Women'. New. and ing to visit her parents, Mr. and New. and Georgia, Thursday, May 8, went home on Sunday. Mrs. Me­ Tuesday afternoon, April at Women'. High bridge club and the hus- Mrs. Burton Mitchell. They will 22, Arthur with her mother and Mrs. Phil's their the members at her visited Mr. George parents, wonderful the Recreation Center with a bands of M, Carlton Bowen and be Joined here Saturday by her • Sgt. through Thurs- hospitality and the sad party on her fifth birth­ home on East Grady Street. husband, Donald Hostetler, who Tuesday. Shearouse returned last lovely his wife, Vivian, and lhelr chll- Ohio. where were a basis day. Sweet and roses were will, with his wife, attend the Miss Dot or Atlanta day from Yorkville, �,emorles �vhiCh pens of Me- Dllrden for in Karen received her Mike and Sherrie and MI·s . James deep friendship shared guests in decorations used, A dessert dron, r union of the class of 1948 of spent last week with her they visited Mr. the mernorles, arrived or the de- 1 a pretty grey and white cotton Dill which course was served with coffee. Field, Tampa, Ffu., Statesboro High School parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loran Colisimo, parents Portal seventh to at his silk sheer. to visit Vivian's will be held at the American Durden. While here the Mark ceased Phil Collsimo and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Nessmlth grade sing Mrs. G. C. 0 Monduy For high score, otet The were served __ and Mrs. Claud Legion Saturday evening. Mr. Tooles and Mrs. Dick Bowman wire Lucile Purser Colislmo. Mr. or Nashville, Tenn. spent t.he guests little Coleman Jr.wosthehappyre.pnrcnLs.Mr. the decorated Ice and and Sgt. Bowen's Hostetler was the of and her children Hsh­ and Mrs. Shearouse enjoyed weekend in Statesboro with cakes, cream, of a cake. The y Phillips, president enjoyed cipienl pound Mrs. Ernest Brannen, Editor Phone 4.2382 the The table was centered Portal Methodist Church mrents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. the class. and fun at Wln-lo cabin at beautiful scenery along Emory's parents. Mr. and Mrs. punch. Mrs. oclety hostess two ing Erncst Brannen. Editor Phone 4-2382 Sunday presented half-high 1------with a doll" Bowen of and Mrs. Me- the rout.e and were Impressed with Josh T. Nessmith "fancy cake en. Lewis Hook received a Hegl:':l:-. Mr. Henry pond. prizes. circled with ivy. Azaleas werel------­ By MRS, EDNA BRANNEN � ��' a�MRLBUNNYCONEHMT�S DE�GATIONAITENDS bru�� h�h used in BETA SIGMA PHI PIROUEITE CLUB DANCE arrangements at each ,------.-----­ Hill's hnlf-hlgh score TO HER BRIDGE CLUD GEORGIA FEDERATION 1�••••••••••••••••��a�••m�D•••••••�===� On Sunday, May 11, at 11:30 Tiny ••••••••••••••••••••• end of the table. Karen was de. SORORITIES CELEBRATE The Piroueue Club enter­ prize was n bottle opener. Mrs. OF o'clock ti�,..1 Portal seventh grade, On Wednesday nttcrnoon, WOMEN'S CLUBS lighted to have her kindergarten FOUNDERS DAY tained with their dance Hill received on cpptc pie spring Tiny teacher, Mrs. Bob at her at the Forest undor tho direction of Mrs. H. C. Mrs. Ed AI)ril 3D, Mrs. Bunny Cone The Georgia Fcderrulon of Po�nd, On Monday evening, April 28, Heights Country for f10nling prize. to direct the party little games the and Club on Friday evening, April llIand, will sing at the Method­ Rev. Smith Otltrf's prize ror low was a box entertained her brh.lG.:! club at Women's Clubs met in Colum­ Alpha Omega Chapter they played. were also the XI of Beta 25. General chairman for the lst Church In Portal. This group or candy. Bernard Morris won an her home on Donaldson Street. bus for their convention which They Sigma Chapter shown some movies. dance was Mrs. Thomas Ren­ conunued trom I ash ror cut. . Sigma Phi celebrated the most received a superior rating re­ page tray Bluze roses from her opened Muy 7. On There were about of her frow Lovely Tuesduy, fIfty of the and her cornmluees come music festival were Mrs. outstanding event year, cently at the held Ot hers playing ;: cross the E. L. frlends It his church there neighbor's yard Mrs. Barnes, first vice present. with 8 up with the many lovely details Thompson "Founders In . .lim Mrs. E"rl Allen, Day banquet Statesboro Watson, street and of her own, Karen was over- that make for a wonderful eve­ established two new Baplist pnnslcs president of the Fodera­ Although at Mrs. Chicken Blond has been con­ �Ir. en I Mrs. Georgia Ke�nedy's Mrs. Mrs. Ed Olliff, I'lOIllS. The the her of und in churches .the HIli Baptist decorated the party by many gifts south of Statesboro on ning music dancing for Mrs. Burmrd Mor­ uon, Mrs. L. rA. Durden, first w�elmed House, nectod with tho school many Jack Wynn, frozen friends she was Church and the guuuts were served gave her, very 301 lovely surroundings. With inter­ has been successful Washington Mr. nnd Mrs. W. n. Lovett, district will be in­ highway years. Sho ris, cheese director, who in mission came delicious Heights Baptist Church. The fruit sulnd, r-lmtento happy rocking antique refresh­ u music Mr. and Mrs. .�er The table� were lovely with in developing progrnm Lewell Akins. tonst Wilful'S stalled at Columbus; and Mrs. school enrollment in­ sandwich es, wheat gift ments. It was a card dunce and work and for out­ Sunday Husmith Marsh nnd G. C. Cole- the traditional yellow roses and in her school and iced tea. Alfred � an rs. the cards were done in creased froon 630 to 1,120. In Dorman, trustee of Tal- Bost�n roc�er, f�om �ler spring Ide activit les. At present she is man Jr. yellow candlelight. Congealed 1950 the union had 108 scc.e lulah Falls School and a mem- rra�UCIUSpa�end:'n rson � r. Mrs. Robert training • Garden tools for beauty by Lanier, •• high salad, fried chicken, string music director for the Portul ber of and Mrs. enrolled members which in­ W Mrs. Wi I· the resolutions corn­ Mrs. Donald Hackett, Met Church. MR. AND MRS. II P. JONES JR. Ray:ord beans, asparagus casserole, hot hodlst creased \�ent lert Ior in Hill. to 218 in 1958. The MISS Helen Brannen won mittee, columbus and Tiny The church extends u HOSTS AT eVENING BRIDGE FIRST METHODIST W.S.C.S. rolls, apple custard pie were special church has udded 838 members and tor order to attend the Board meet- Ed Powell's orchestra from r: .rden tools for low, TO MEET MON MAY 12 served. invitntion t.o the public to at­ .• furnished the to its rolls during Mr. Smith's On Frtdnv evening. Mr. and cut, Mrs. Frank Mikell received ing Tuesday. Other delegates Dublin music tend this service. The Woman's of Arter dinner an H. P. Jonrs Jr. were host.s from the Statesboro Woman's Society interesting for pastorate. Mrs. garden dancing, SHOWN HERE is the Tween Teen her escort. and members of the Court who were The Rev. David E. Hudson, gloves. Christian Service or the First program was presented. Mrs. Sweetheart, 10 the cln') Club were Mrs. J. E. Bowen The mantel was banked with Mr. Smith has also served his Fortnighter bridge Others were Mrs. Jr., Teen Club to over Sweetheart will deliver the sermon. pluying Methodist Church will meet is Carroll welcomed selected by t.he Tween reign the colorful annual Ball. A recent event pastor, their home at :125 North Main of the senior Herrington, and denomination in several posi­ at Ill1ms.Cohen Mrs. Wendell president-elect greenery candlelight spring Anderson, the new of at the Fair Road Recreation Center, the formal dance was termed one of the most successful and the Fellowship Hall of the summary flowers. screen was tions of while in Street. Mrs. club, Mrs. Jake Smith, first pledge� .. � 'The porch responsibility DJrke, Mrs. Bird Dnniel, the s acttvities was in Seated left to Donna vice church Monday afternoon, Muy year pre- decorated with flowers the history of the club. right: Minkovitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Thomson. He has been a Beautiful of New- president left Thursday spring arrangements Bob Pound and Miss Leona 4 sen ted Mrs. W. 12, at o'clock. The of- by and were Minkovitz; Sweetheart Mary Nelson Bowen, daughter of Mayor and Mrs. Bowen; Preston, trustee of Mercer a were used the morning. .new �. Bar!leS lovely arrangements Kay University; roses throughout ton. for and Mrs. Olhff. Mrs. ficers the following two Fey BIlly used on refreshment table of and Mrs. Prince H. Preston. left to Linda member or the executive com­ rooms. Edna Mac's the Junior the daughter Congressman Standing, right: Gay, duugh­ lovely neigh- Representing Z. Brown read the from years will message where bowls and ter of and Mrs. Luke Michael of Mr. W. Fishing mittee 01 the Roberta Woman's Club were P. b� installed.. the punch Mr. Anderson; Rogers, grandson and Mrs. T. Coleman; Georgia Baptist bor, Mallard, brought TREASURE SEEKERS CLASS Mrs. H. the Mr. Walter W. Mrs. Mamie Hall Porritt of founder, of nuts lidbits and Coach J. 1 Convention; moderator of the the lovely red roses used on a Jones Sr., second vice presl- compotes Jimmy Scearce, son of and Mrs. B. Scearce; Wendel McGlamery, son of Mr. and Mrs. continued rrom page END CONTEST WITH PARTY will be the Ross. Mrs. Horace Forshee gave Bradford, England, sandwiches ';ere served. son Kllputrick Baptist Association; . course dent of the fancy Claude Bob of Mr. and Mrs Charles Olliff son console table A dessert junior section of the the McGlamery; 011iff, Jr., Tommy Martin, of Mr. WITH LOSERS AS HOSTS s k e r, "Famous Founders Day pledge Mrs. This It will not be neces- and at he Is • will pea using .. There were fift.y-four couples and Tom and Jackie year present Georgia was served. Georgia Federation, who related her finest Mrs. Martin, Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly, all of Statesboro. Cathedrals" as her topic. Color Renfrow was snry to register ahead of lime member on the School the have a In the sec- Mark. Toole. present. Mrs. Sunday Prizes were won Mrs. Joe On Wednesday evening, part junior 111 by slides will be shown Mrs. Beta as In the .Contestants will by exper.lence Sigma �hl in a lovely white faille past Board of the Southern Baptist Robert Tillman, Lester Brannen Treasure Seekers Sunduy School tlon luncheon; Mrs. Braswell Jr., charming Dick Bowman. sorority and Mrs. Ken Herring look black at the entrance gate to Convention. or local and dress with the of register Jr., Mrs. John L. Jackson and class or the First Methodist president the club, told the and members A social will be held with the pledges lace in brocade effect which the lake. He is n Mason and 0 member Church concluded a contest for Mrs. Hubert local "Club Dr. Rogel' Holland. King, host.esses: Mrs. "what Phi Means Fit)e Bu.lloch Dr. Lovett and Lake Is located on following Sigma she wore wit.h a floating black Robbins of the Thompson Kiwanis Club. membership und con- Woman of the Year" and candl­ .as "Beta Annu,al meeting were Mr. and increasing to Me. Couples present Burton Mitchell, Mrs. Harry chiffon scarf. Trotter was U. S. 80 West of Statesboro and He served as first president 01 to States- date fa rthe Irene J. Watls Jerry Lester Mr. and tacting new comers 10- Mrs. Brannen, Clark, Mrs. W. L. Taylor, Mrs. Dr. Kathryn Lovott, guest for in an the entrance to the lake is the McDuffie Pastor's was Award for the ready dancing up·to· County \V. C. boro. Mrs. O. M. Lanier junior section. at Mrs. A. M. Braswell Jr., Thurman Lanier, Miss Susie speaker for the evening, was the-minute black sack dress. Dot at Black stu.dents Dr. attend cnted ncar the Robbins Packing Conference, and at present is choirman or the Seekers and and Miss Moxann Mrs. Luther introduced Mrs. Hubert Upper King main off Hodges Fuy, •• Hodges, McKinnon, by King. wore a modified Company phont just president of the Kilpatrick Bap· was chair- 1._=====._._ Harper chemise, Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Alfred lJorman, Roger Hollnnd, and Mrs. Grover Brannen. Mrs. Lovett stressed the need with white dots, very 80. tist Pastors' Conference and Illon of the Treasures. red, polka and Mrs. Bill Keith, Dr. and for GTe honored no fees m The nursery will be open for understanding the problems becoming with her bit of sun Creek M. H. There nrc registration chairman of lhe Georgia Baptist John L. Dr. and The the Treas- This Mrs. Jackson, losing Learn, h t tes small children. that must be faced in the grow- tan. Emily Hook's brunette begins meeting or other fees Involved. Pastors' Bible Conference. hostess to wayan Mrs. Curt.is and Mrs . .Toe ures, werC the concern Five Teachers Col­ nil white Lane, ing for the nV'ntal was enhanced in a Georgia event Is open to youth Mrs. Smith has also been ac- beauty lovely Announcement is mode this 01';- I

. of of the Mrs. James Silces. the Busi- family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Curl Mrs .I. O. Johnston, teuche,' mot.hel's and will be called Year," the new fabric. The square- 18. daughter of Mrs. W. H. Blitch health workers. Approximately purtments, courts, churches, and sociotlonal advisor of Sanders and to for the closs nnd the Both Mrs. Toole and Mrs. a in the Women's Federation. be present thirty-cight "Bunny." Mrs. Dranch is lhe necked bodice topped very Services during the meeting of Statesboro; Marthn Tinker, 50 workers-Including psychiu- other community agencies ness who mcmhe,·s were Sikes were thrilled as were which In she has Betty Foy's birthday party present happy former Miss Mary .1011 Johnston, Save Your Valuable they full skirt. will be at 11 :30 in the morn- daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. 1. M. Lrists, psychologists, psychiatric five counties comprise community affolrs, was six old 3. with the results of the contest. presented silver stars which the served as an officer of the years May daughter of Mrs. Grady K. ings and at 8 o'clock in the Tinker of Statesboro; Faye social workers, public health the health district (Bulloch, and with Statesboro. Rugs Furnishings wear pride on HOLD Anderson of doctors and nurses attended the Candler Emanuel, P.TA; as Immediate past presl· ����������������������� Johnston, girl.s will. W.S.C.S. TO evenings. Adams, daughter Effingham, their achIevement bracelets. dent of the McDuffie So{l-free and SOCIAL AT HOME OF Elder R. L. Mitchell Jr. of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Anderson oneeling. and Evans Counties). County Mr. and I. carpets up­ Mrs. Charles The Xi Sigma Chapter held of Rena mtrters of existent clinics Gorden Club Council; the Green holstery wear longer. We MRS. Z. S. HENDERSON Cordele will be the guest Register; Dixon, daugh­ tsvane riDct Pi Programs Hendrix or Fletcher Drive, the for the and as drawmg bicycle they . minister. ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Divan Dr. Lovett and Dr. at Decatur, Atlanta, Savannah, Thumb Garden Club; recommend frequent cleaning The \V.S.C.S. of Pittman Park King ap- Statesboro, announce the birth were The winner of the John with to Blue Lustre. giving away. A fast and service will of Statesboro, and Claudia pjeared on the to dis. Mllcon, Marietta, and Columbus chaplain Captain easy use, Church will meet at prayer program of a daughter, Melissa Lee, April of the was Ed Bowen, Methodist the Wilson of the DAR. swift action of t.his bicycle beh e Id at teeh'hurch Saturd Tinker, daughter of Mr. and cuss the proposed mental health were discussed. In addilion, Ch.pter The Mrs. Hender- ay 30 at the Bulloch Hos· son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. the home of 8ch Mrs. Smith have two County works at Mrs. J. M. Tinker, Statesboro. program for Health District 7. programs for Rome, Mr. and new miracle foam at 4 morning, May 10, beginning proposed pital .Mls. Hendrix prior to her Bowen Jr. son Monday, May 12, and Health Ann, 15, and Bob on wall-to-wall These plans call for tho estab· Brunswick, children, Mary equally well o'clock for the Miss Blitch was honored ror Augusta, marriage was Miss Marilyn To conclude a eve· regular meeting were 10, fine oriental lovely Iishment of a Mental Health District Sevent. presented. Jr., carpets, rugs and hostesses �h�;�I�C:�dT;:ei���eb:�: �:e ti�� constructive leadership and un­ Nevils of Statesboro, dnughler I ning, Mrs. James Sikes led a �he f?r and up hoi s t e r y. Bright so�101. vi ted to attend this service. selfish service while on the of Mrs. Charles E. Nevils. memorial service for the late the SOCial Will be the Martin there original colors gleam like Following this meeting G.T.C. She is a senior, Mrs. Tommy Rushing, who had and Walker Circles. campus. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Franklin new. Blue Lustre is easily . will be a general clean-up of the in art and DELUXE G·E WASHER AT SAVE ON been the director for majoring education, 1,100 _p.T.U. handle many church and in announce the birth of u daugh­ applied with a long grounds cemetery has served as vice president of years. "All Beta Sigma Phi girls Others present rrom the Alpha leI', Virginia Ann, April 21 ut brush, leaving pile open and preparation for the annual Delta Pi, received the A G·E CONDITIONER had experienced the joys and Omega Chapter were Mrs . .I. S. Kappa the Bulloch Counly liospitfll. LOW, LOW, PRICE! AIR lofty. No residue remains to meeting. Science Freshman Award, unci is 10 Believe! _ Its Hard privileges of the sweet nature Anderson, Mrs. Bucky Akins, Mrs. F"anklin wus be rare her cause resoiling. Very eco­ a member of the Art Club and and the grace and inspiration Mrs. Frank Aldred, Mrs. John- mt1rriugr Miss Ann Youmans of nomical too, as one-half gal­ the staff. that marked her every deed and son Black, Mrs. Harold Durden, IVI , yearbook Metter. Ion of Blue Lustre concen­ Miss Martha Tinker received IT'S SO thought," it was painted out. Mrs. Sam lIaun, Mrs. George Sr. l't' oman s Club BUT trate cleans three 9 x 12 rugs. Others present from Xi Sig- Lee, Mrs. Bill Lewis, Mrs. W. honor for constructive leader­ Mrs. and unselrish service also. You a Tia·c With Wit'e In .. rna Chapter were Mrs. J. E. M. McGlamery, Tommy ship Can Enough Eddie to meet She is a senior in art Imagiuc $2499E�C Bdk's Dept. Bowen Jr., Mrs. F. C. Parker Powell, Mrs. Rushing, 15 majoring May and has served as Mrs. Clinton Mrs. Mrs. Sandlin, Mrs. W. B. education, • Two wash Jr., Anderson, Billy 01' Acres of cycles. • Thinline ... 16Yz" vice It's Bead to Fencc hl Enclose only deep. Store Lamar Trapnell, and Mrs. Bob Wyatt, and their sponsor, Mrs. The Senior Woman's Club will president of the Art Club, 71;2 • control • lighted panel. Cools, Filters. Dehumidifies. Thompson Sr. R. S. Bondurant. hold its last meeting of the president of the Canterbury • No lint fuzz • 7700 B.T.U.'s by ARI Std. 110-56. 1957-58 club year on Thursday, Club, a cheerleader, and a memo Land? washing __.. l\!!lIllllilImIllll__IIIII__ • Automatic Thermostat. .1====_.II£!_IIJIIIIIII.'I !El'l!II=_=::::;:::IIm-.� May 15, at the Recrealion ber of Pi Beta Lambda. • 10·lb. capacity SHOW YOUR MOTHER YOU LOVE HER - foen!�;�n�lIa��e��i�; :��e��1�� Mi�:s. �I����� M�fn��xonwa:;� Can You a Tire With Enough Nylon In � Imagine for the plnnt sale Or the "white honored for excellent scholar- sale. It to Make Women's Hose 01' 150 Officers for t.he new year will list at least five times in SllC· 3,000 Nylon be installed. cession. ��� Tit'es? .. Passenger G·E'S NEW COMBINATION BIG, VALUE PACKED G·E j . �.�e-�' \ ��ShiP'h_aVingm--=:ade . .. . I�elePhan_t" thec:=rdean'S1 , "',�" �-.v a That ,.. Can You Tire 1,035 ·.·.':\cm· .. , WASHER·DRYER REFRIGERATOR·FREEZER AND ALWAYS I What's Going On Imagine Weighs SUNDAY, MAY 11 Pounds? I at the give Sce This Immense U. S. Royal Tit'e

EXCH. WHATEVER TH� FASHION .. , SPECIAL AT S3�800U .. Recreation Center .• $299!� mother WASHES and DRIES Automatically • • True zero freezer Big, big copacity degree For Mother's By GIL CONE The swimming season will be ALTMAN PONTIAC COMPANY • • Automatic Flexible (onlrols defrost refrigerator THE FASHION IN FRAGRANCE Day extended from the middle to • Soves time and space. • Roomy vegetable bins Junior Base- ON HATES Ronson" American Legion early in May and through MOM • Removable, adjustable shelves $14.95 "Lady ball officials and coaches met the month of September. Season TO IRON in Statesboro early this week to passes for families and for in­ IS Electric Shaver and 9 and 10 $7.95 make plans and adopt schedules dividuals are now on sale at Friday Saturday, May SHIRTS for the 1958 baseball season. the Statesboro Recrealion Dc· DURING OUR BIG TWO·DAY Meeting at the Fair Road Rec- partment on Fair Road. In­ We Doo'l BlamB Her! You Can't Beat reaLion Center, the group was dividual passes are $7. Family FACTORY AUTHORIZED TIRE SALE Candy the guest of the Statesboro Post passes sell for $18. Recrealion Com- Pu.hing a h••vy fron mil., up 90 of the American Legion. officials pointed out the bargain and down the IronIng bo.rd .. For Mother's mander Mel Boatman and post in the season purchase which -Free Coke These Two no , Francis were allows the swimmer to swim fun ••• in f.et, ft ..... CHANEL Day treasurer Trapnell Days- We will a set of 670 x 15 U. S. Air Ride Tires to the seamless t.rrific ton of mUKul.r aad on hand to extend an official all season for five cents per give Royal person to visitors. use and n.rvou. .n.rgy. $2.00 Box word of welcome the day. Should he Lhe pool guessing the closest delivered price in Statesboro, including federal This the First District afternoon and his cost year evening state taxes on Come see it and make It could Gt.,. Mom a much d.,.,..,.d rest N°5 th is big tire. your guess. League will be composed of to swim would be only two and and ,.nd ,hIm to u•••• Norris Candies your $1.69 entries from the Brooklet Post one-half cents. be you that wins them. w. do th.m _ ,n.p -Jud Uke stockings Line of Chanel "The Variety Box" Or 203, Dexter Allen Post 90, Syl· The pool will be open in the tII.t, N. I.u, no both" -.001 Complete vania Post 116, Swainsboro Post after-school hours only until th.y·,. flnl,h.d without a wrfnU•• Nuts and Fruits 103, Waynesboro Post 120 and later in May. Morning and night SPECIAL For ••II.lnln, .hirt·llnlohln, coU $5.00 "CIRO" Savannah Post 135. Other t.eams activity will be announced later. $1.35-$1.95 with $4.50 "Matchabelli" may be entered at a later date. The beautiful pavillion 670 X 15 Air Ride Black Tire Mr. Robert Ranier, district the well equipped snack bar and Your Shirts now pressed by the Royal $1.95 chairman and member of Post soda fountain is now open and newest in the notion Cologne Only Perfume process by $2.50 36 in Savannah, presided over to serve groups Wonderful for Mother Only ready picniC ONLY $11,95 the "Unipress." There's ab­ There's About Perfume the Mr. Rainer was tram all over t.his orca. Something meeting. SUITABLE FOR RECAPPING- of the -WITH YOUR OLD TIRE solutely no Irlcllon. Shirts are high in praise support the baseball pro· All through 18 r;======i1 smooth, crisp-new looking. given Legion boys eight gram in the first district of years of age are invited to IJJten to Mrs. Ernest Brannen on ''The Woman on the for the Best Max Center Speaks" Shop College Pharmacy p'ost 90 of Statesboro. register at the Fair Road officer for on WWNS each Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at Lockwood is sporl, for the 1958 baseball program Un-Heard·Of Discounts This Post 90 and Gil Cone Jr. is the now in progress. Leagues and Big 8:45 L m. Model Curtis Co. Selection of Mother's Gifts the 90 teams for all are under the Laundry Day coach of Legion junior ages Youngblood team. of Recreation FRIDAY & SATURDAY supervision the and Department. Men who are AT ...... West Street :.. :.. The Memorial Swim Center in Interested in are Main Phone 4 5594 Statesboro, sports activity Georgia on Wednes· Invited to in the Cleaners �f[DLLEIiE PHARI1A[ Statesboro opened parlicip.lte RENR y�S Dry day afternoon of this week. The men's softball program. More ALTMAN PONTIAC COMPANY .. GO" In GA. "WHERE TilE CROWD5 gala water show usually 300 individual contestants Phone UNion 5 6251 ' -Phone 4-3234-- PORTAL, be the _ Shop HEN.RY'S First PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS sented on opening day will are now participating in North M'at'n St, States1...-ro,...." Ga. presented later since the pool is sports program at Memorial much earlier this year. Park. •••••'" _••••••••__••••••••••••_•••••_•• f.z••••_._•••_•••••••__••••••••••••__.. opening pre·lthan I Stilson News Leefield News W.M.U. Rally The Bulloch Herald - Page 7 Grand 19M Jury Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, May 8, in Stilson look Sunbeams celebrate birthd 0f held at Metter Crops community ay "Alms for Advancement" was Mrs, Carson Jonel, pl'OIldent of and W,M,U, •• the highlight the meeting at the Metter Invited the Presentments . The Metter district W.M,U, Included MrI, Harry Lee, Mrs. rally to meet at Metter next •--- ODDle after their Rally was held at the Puloskl fair, the weather R Carnes meeting Gillenwater. Mrs, L, V, Durden, spring, considering Church on Bulloch SUperior Court Thursday, April 17, Mrs, W, E, Simmons, and Miss with Mrs. Delmas _ By MRS. W. H. MORRIS April Term 1958 By MRS. Eo F. TUCKER Rushing Sr., Mory Temples. 1 We district the Grand Jury chosen secretary, presiding. Mr J A defined The crops here are Sunbeams met at with Mrs, Glllen- Stephens Mr, and M rs , Ernest The GUARANTfED looking Shurllng and s�orn to serve at the April M rs , C, B, Forehand gave the In the at the afternoon a wa er as eoder, the n:� t�rm's program - I fair, considering weather of Brooklet, visited Mr, and Term, Bulloch church on Monday th� GII:enwot�r, 1958, Superior devotional Special music wos work PROTECTION conditions, talks have Mrs, Hannon Satur- last week with Mra , Laurace • Mpst Morris last Court beg to submit the Iol- turnlshed the choir by Register T'he R G rod Wh I er FOR YOUR finished their and ore M rs , Bennie Connor ARNOLD planting day afternoon and enjoyed some lowing recommendations and Perkins and SMITH NOW corn and Most After the Th I wns I'by spoke '?�is Comm� ss I on�ur FURS WITH Manager� weeding peanuts, fishing In the presentments: as leaders, meeting, TANK CREWMAN pond. o� M , 0 at them have their tobacco set M... Roland Carnes entertained I'll eJewffeMcflmefes Pulasgkvlen,Mrs, Mission W B and I ' We d ond dlscussed BONDED Dyne .Dlxon son, INSTRUCTOR IN GERMANY J, 0, Nevils for the from out. N It th can st ahead �ote the:e wIth a birthday party responded Representatives Metter, IWlft'. Premium ow, ey ay Charles of Sovannah visited the Judge s comments on 01- group at the should moke honor of the fifth of vlsltors . Re Ister Excelsior Pulaski ond grass they relatives here lost leged speed trops In other In birthday Sergeant FI rs t Closs Arnold Sat�rday A paneI dlscuss I on on tenh on Church'es were present.t out alright. her little son, Ronnie. She 0, son of Mr, and U, Mrs H C K ed counties, The Grand Jury is cog- Smith, 25, •• • d' and Ice Jackie' §t!�s���: nlzant of the fact that It is the served birthday cake M rs. Robert L, Smith, States-li':!�������������������� VISITORS Thom'pso�n�t cream, boro, Go" was nomed spent last Frida with Mr, and responsibility of each of us In- recently FUR STORAGE Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Murray to discuss ond dis- Mn, Milton Findley and to Instruct tonk crewmen In the Mrs'" dlvldually W H Morr�s, IN • ¥AaTS »PIIm n TIl and sons, Loyd and Randy of courage this proctlce as well as daughter. Diane of McRae, operation and maintenance of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cribbs and aA'NNED Savannah, the weekend visited relatives here last week, the Army's new M-103 tank at FJllSnTm If IIIIICI spent possible, doughters, Barbara and Vickie 99 with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, 2. The Grand Jury received Little Miss Joyce Waters of the Seventh Army Tank Gun- SMITH· TILLMAN of Savannah, spent Saturday B. B, Murray and Mr. and Mrs, reports from Miss Sarah Han, Bloomingdale spent the week- nery Center in Belsen Hone, VISIting Mr, and Mn, H, N, Dan Parrish here, director, Bulloch County Depart- end with her grandparents, Mr. Germony, Shurllng and M rs , Fannie E, ment of Public Welfare; Mr, and Mrs. Joe Connor. Mr. and M rs. James H. Mor- Cribbs, Sergeant Smith, regularly as- Henry McCormick, admlnistra- Mr and Mrs. Jack D. Ward MORTUARY rls little Harmon Mr. and M rs , Fred Branch and as n lank commander In - Limit I With and son, Gary tor, and Mr. Hoke S. Brunson, and �hlldren of Savannah visited signed CUSTOM 'UI CLIANING Brenda of Garden Food Order of Savannah, spent Saturday daughter: chairman of Board of Bulloch Mr. and Mrs, Roland Carnes Compnny B of the 7J4th Tank Mr, and Mrs, W. H. pi",. oll.,lak, .....n.lon' Int"r. with Mr. Mrs, County Hospital; Mr. H. P. the weekend, Battalion at will be his parents ' and during Schwelnfurt, ong, Yo"r f"rI will look ",,-, CltY'lvlsltedTuesday evening of Bulloch 24·H01ll· Ambulance Service WomaCk, superintendent ....., .eI. W, H, Morris, Mr. and M rs , J, O. White performing Instructor duties at I.n,., with notionally ��[' !e�� ' County The Grand Jury ...."bed ...,hellft. Sch�ol. and family of Statesboro, were the center until 31. Mr. B. G, and these May Beasley daugh- feels, accordtng to reports, visitors here last Sunday, Hot or Mild Pork LIBRARY OFFERS POETRY ter, Mrs. Brownie Clements, and that these in the The 4-2991 and 4-2289 W-D "Branded" Ground Sunnylond .condltlons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quattle- sergeant, whose wife, Phones-4-2722, Sun- III condi- FOR ENJOYMENT . children of Guyton. spent county are excellent baum and children, Lynn and Merlnnne, Is with him In afternoon with Mr. and tion and day they express apprecla- arrived In In libra a wide Cynthia of Pembroke, visited her Germany, Europe At the ry there is Mrs, I. H. Beasley tlon to them for these reports. of books thot th MDL Perkins dur- March of last year from an as- selection poetry Mr, and Mrs. Allen We wish to thank Mr. Edgar Savannah Avenue Statesboro, Cia. Beasley at Fort He STATESBORO, CiA. �G can be every mern- Com- �o �� w�ke�d' slgnment Benning, enjoyed by and son, Edward of Plneora, Wynn, chairman County Y W met on last entered the In 1949 upon A's' Army - bers of Many of the for the delicious �e call Mn, Br.ck 3rd Floor visited Mr, and Mrs , J, C, Beas· missioners, Portal $159 are at the home graduation from High 3 books ftheor �mIlY,e youngsters the Bulloch Thursday'afie;noon Beef luncheon at County Sr. on Sunday afternoon. ley ' ' Sausage,,49, af Ihe Rev a d Mrs , Kent L school 11;;;------.. ;;;;;.1 _ Robbins attractively Illustrated as well, Public The Grand Lanky Mr, and M rs , I. H. Works Camp. Eat-Rite SI iced Beasley _ "AA" Thick There are collections ot humor, Fields ___,_n and son, Todd Beasley, spent Jury commends Warden adventure and Infor- Inspiration, the weekend In Savannah, for the clean and sanitary con- available, matlon where they visited relatives, dltlon of the camp. visited their 3. We recommend and urge Not onl the masters of the While there they Immediate Installation a as daughter, Mrs, Johnny Sowell, our yean past such Longfellow, of. A to on better who Is a patient In the Warren laboratory and IIghttng you Anniversary! 'Keats but gif.t Franks12

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I Phone PO 4-3117 41 Con 73 2 Bars 29tt 2 Barl 2P 2 Bora 29¢ 2 Bora 2P 2 Bars 29¢ Can 73¢ Con Jar 37¢ 2oi-o"63tJor D.C.T. CLUII AnvlDS - 8 Brooklet News C0NVEN110N The Bulloch Herald Page The Bulloch Herald - 7 The 5tatHboro HIRb D.C.T. Farm 811.1 Home Ec. class Page I __ Club attended the __ annual con- I. .:S:.:ta:.tes�b:.o;;;r�o.:.,�Ge;.;·�o�rgl::.;,;;a:,.,.:,T;;,;h,;;ursda;;;;.;;;;::.Y:,.';,;M;,;a;::,y_8..,;,_1_9_58 THE i"amily Mrs. H. C. Burnsed Sr. honored "Inn ventlon 01 the Georgia Federa- Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, May 8, 1958 S.E.B.H. Homemakers The club received an excellent The colony of Future tlon 01. P.C.T. Club. al. St. average yield I b rating and a "good" for honey In Georgia was 31 pound. Island, Georgia, April Nnnsle Mitchell, Jane Orr. 51'."ons ��Ir club �crapbook. and "ex- In 11157, declares W. E. Neville, Kathy PLANNING er ut er home Sund Thooe con- BULLOCH Owens, Faye Parrish, Kay Pres- in h hi hd at h cellent" for the prepared apiculturist, Ex. MI.s Lucile Hlgllnbotham, ay ay 251J' att�ndln� t�e Agricultural ton, Amelia Robertson, Beth IMEAL chapter gets top ranking Georgia speech contest. tension Service. healt.h specialist, Agricultural .11M ROWE ��.:.� ����el, o':..r:len �::� I Stephens, Lynne Storey. Anne MRS. JOHN A. ROBERTSON 8)' MRS, Extension Service, cites planning By Beasley, Julia Bragan and their Wall, Floy Wood, Darlene HERALD On Wednesday April 2:1 the the day's food needs Into regular those who attended Mm. Charles EIII.on and 80n., co-ordinator, Mr. J. P. Hom. Youmans ond The Southeast Bulloch Future east Iiulloch Future Home. Among third period home economics Young. meals and snacks as one of the the dinner of H. and Randal of Sardis, Jud,y makers birthday Mrs. Gregory class of Slates All of these girls expressed most In Homemaker chapter was one of Chapter. By ROY POWELL At bora High School important steps getting C. Burnsed Sr. at her Mr. and Mrs. James Eillngton wish for the Coastal Plain for •• • Sunday County Hospital. They Expert- vlsit.ed the appreciation Mrs. the amount He horne . Tyson's and of foods wllo of . . menl .....o..l L..: Mrs L E varlet.y those named as top ranking home near Ellabell were and and Gilda and Sus- them a 50 I''-=:.:: Mr. daughters, speedy recovery and the County Alent Station, pounds of grnclousness and ,needed for S.E.B.H. SENIORS OFF actual Tyson. hospitality. good health. in , as an of and acres . . . Ala., little school mates of louise nitrogen per added FHA groups Georgia Montgomery, Cows "In The clnss, under the ON CLASS TRIP and Mrs. H. C. Burnsed and perfect content- to Coastal Bermuda annual Honor was an- nnd son spent the Mr. hope that she will soon be able � produced of Mrs. direction/_a _ the seniors of South- Jimmy past ment" are those found Reppard DeLoach, nnd .Roll Forty-flve son to return to school. grazing only 44 pounds more beef than Soil Week is set state Sunday 'In S. C. with Alwyn. The friends on Mrs. Edwnrd nounced thirteenth three Bates'burg, • • • lush, green pastures that are Stewardship Murphy, student al.the east Bulloch High School, and of I:;�� where no WAS Mr. and Mrs. relatives Mrs. lewis nitrogen applied convention III Atlanta, Saturday, Grady Snellgrove. teacher, has been members ·,f the facully and and Mrs. Wallon Nesmith adequately fertilized. To pro- But 100 and 200 studying Mrs John A Robertson Mr. hope she will soon be able to pounds or flowers April 26th. The honor roll chap- three spent SAVES .... * • S11EIICTI iI duce and and their care. left pastures parents Monday by has as their Friday dinner guests return home. hlgh·yieldrng actual nitrogen per acre on fOI" 11 to announced Mrs. severa'l days I�.t week at Gray week of 18 The tel's were by on Sims Edu- healthy livestock. is a girls participating In this train, the Woody the Rev. and Mrs. Brown of E. T. nitrogen Coastal Bermuda 322 May May Ga., with her Sister, Mrs. J. T: Mrs. ClI'nton visited By "RED" MULLIS produced arc: Martha J. M. Barber .state adviser, catlonal Tour to Rushing very Important element. It can study Faye Adams, Washington, Mr. O. H. Mrs. • and 425 pounds more re- achteve- Morton, who has been III for Brooklet, Hodges, with Mr. and Mrs. SoU Corurervatlon Service beef By PAUL NESSMITH after their of D. C. and New York While Sunday grow two or mare blades of Cynthin Akins, Mnrjorle Aldrich, records. Cily. Odell Bragan, and Mr. and Mrs. spectively, than where no several months. G. A. Lewl •. • �itri. Jeanette ment had given diligent In will visit the grass where one now I would like to take this because Allen, Paula Danks. bee� Washington they C. J. Martin and son Bobby. Next week, May 11-18, 1958, grows, gen was applied-or two pounds op- of the excellent co- The honor Mrs E C Watkins who has Mr and Mrs J M Rowe were Mary June Beasley, Zenn Ann study by Bureau of Engraving and Print- Miss Anderson was With of beef for each to we have received .commillees. Virginia been as continued reduction in pound of ap- portunity express my up- from most coveted been 'In' A�hville , C. for has "Soil Noel �OOM� one of the N. of Mr. designated Bensley, Linda roll Is Monument, Lln- Sund�y dlnne� 'gu�sts row Benson, . und Ing Washington the Thursday night guest of Mr. crop acreage, it is essential plied nitrogen. preciation for the �pe�ation��lness prolesstonul men, DREIIED IN F.H.A. honors and the an- FIRST JOHNS· several months Is spending two and Mrs..J M . PrIce at R I ster. Stewardship Week," It is span- . loyal support Bradley, Alice Brannen, Julin col� and Jefferson Memorials, LT. JAMES W, eg He wllo " CIVIC and Mrs. V. J. Rowe. tha t f more and more groups, farmers bankers those weeks at her home here. give Other studies show the District In Brannen, nouncernent of chapters White House TON JR., 23, whose live Mra. Julia Nevils was the sored on a national level the that, even given Program and Faye Bunch, Murle Capitol Congres- parents Mr and Mrs Dock Allen and by emph'arrersas s to and ugrlculturnl workers. With- . . . In a that have achieved it always at ,Paslure forage 200 Cleary, Jennette slonal Court 301 North St., states- Sunday dinner guest of the relatively dry year, Bulloch County the past out their we Coleman, Judy Libra')', Supr�me College chlld;en of Statesboro were National Assoolation of Soil crop producuon, during help could not car. SPARKLING CLAY TILE elicits tremendous Interest, I�' dL. hlAndfr:on ;:"frs.c�axt�n. . Whites. pounds of nitrogen increased years SOil Week Collins, Sandra Cullen, Building. Arlington Cemetery, boro, Ga., recently completed Stewardship ryan the that is now Vtrglniu Sunday dinner guests of Mr. IIis Conservation Districts in co- People are Coastal Bermuda program Put Permanent local like the Federal the 13·week communi- ��I:�ams tas: �:�'k. today demanding hay yield by is a means of to Gellis, Harvey. Faye Lanier, Beauty· Durable The chapter, Pentagon, Mt. Infantry Mr. slvings, only bringing being carried On. Vernon,. and Mrs. Lltt Allen and and with churches of all greater of Mr. and Mrs. Bobo and quantities high pro- five tons and net • others that here merited this Bureau of and cation officer course at the Bryan I����������� ,o�eratlon approximately the attention of the public whut I am lnvestlgatlon Finch. faiths. sure that in the yenrs Waterproof Stem-proof two children of Alabama visited Mrs. Billy teln foods such as meat and Income as ����������� " $61.23 has an out- Institute. Some of Fort . by compared all the It top dlslincltion, Smithsonian Infantry School, WEEKLY MEETINGS OF BANKS happens during year. ahead we will be able to ac- • Skilled Arm� his arents Mr Mart Nesmith was the Sun. Griffin has milk. IS the to no Easy·to·Cleon Tile Sett." record of servo and Mrs..'T R Gov�mor M�rvlll A is that this week will the of lhey Will Benning. Johnston, profits! Nltr�gen eleme�t nlt,rogen. hoped much more g�nuine this that can l�O-pound- complish as our standing. p.laces Intere�t Lleute!'ant last' week. ctfnner guest of ALCOHOLICS as increase the protem rate increased ice to us community, school, tour m New York Will be Radio whose wife. Sybil, Is now living Bry:n, day Morgan .week per-ac�c nitrogen make all our people more can- Auto Trim p,ra.::lalmed als,� of people become increasingly COn- ESTIMATES GLADLY MADE Mrs. Raymond Sum and Nesmith. • Stewardship in grass and also the hay Yield 33 tons and net and section of the state. Music Rockefeller in entered the merlyn ANONYMOUS Soli. Week. . conte�t by scious of the of be- City Hall, Columbus, Army The importance serous of their obligations to the And Ji of Swainsboro visited Mr and Mrs Gene protem content of milk and meat $45.43 over state Greenwlsh in 1954 and was last stationed Joyce Georgl�. State. ASSOc,lOtl?n by the no ing good stewards of Our God- soil. Dr. Claude Purcell, Center, Village, Held Each • of from i�come This is the purpose of Soli Mrs...J N and of Pooler Mr. and Tuesday cattle. at Fort member ��� m;;;her Shearouse , ciaughters Night SOI.I grass-fed nitrogen treatment. soil. superintendent of schools, said Chinatown, Central Park, Ern- Bragg. N. C. A Co�serval1on. Dlstr.lct given Stewardship Week, and it will Mrs. Mitchell and son of At 8:00 O'Clock in The In With and a of Nu he at- Wednesday' Quay • Superv.lsors The return for each As a Soli Conservation Dis- this week that lhe Future plre State Building Sigma fraternity, coo�ratl,on dollar accomplish its purpose as more Mrs. P, 'Grooms visited Savannah, Mrs. Austin Lewis of all agriculture Geor- people in the six of have made life In cruise on lhe (U.S. Geo�ge Basement of The .agencle� .I� counties this spent for at the 100- trict supervisor, 1 am called up- Upholstering Statesboro Tile Homemakers University. nitrogen in and and Marble • people pitch out. At ... Claxton visited the week is acttvttles de· district. help e a o. relatives in Savannah last week. during gIa It is our that with On to further better their wide· seniors who arc makingHUdsonh·t Thtrlep �ndedrmy Presbyterian Church promotmll hope pound·per·acre level was about the .011 conserva· this time I want to thank all Georgia by PhD�ke) Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lewis. WE'LL WELCOME YOUR to acquamt all our John C. Proctor ACCOUNT peo- the coopemtion of Ministers, $3.25 and at the tion in Bulloch service throu,�hout the are Jackie Anderson, Jerry It you or a loved one has an Signed. 200·pound.per. program County. who have so spread allended Parents' Da at Mr and Mrs Walton Nesmith pie the need for better local generously helped Loretta EnIO agriculture workers, news· acre rate it was It has been a Hood state. Beasley, Kay Blitch, formerly of Brooklet, announces alcohol problem you are wtth. $2.18. pleasure lo do this in this erfort. & Smith at Oxford last and were Sun. stewardshtp of OUr soli and radio Contracting Company Bobbie the of their wee�end. The?; daughter, 'Sonia, to invlt�d papers, stalions. farmers, Profits "It Is a honor to be Boyd, Jayne Bragan, engagement daugh- address your Inquiries to. water are what farmers Chester Hood and Burt Smith L. genuine son Jackie Proctor is a student dinner of Mr. and resources. bUSiness men and ==:""\1 (W. BLACKBURN) John Brown, to day guests others, that want. 1 named as an Honor Roll Brooks, Aubrey tel', Betty Ann, Eugene Proper use of on chap- at Oxford.' Mrs. H. W. Nesmith. The Bulloch Bank .on a local level, the nitrogen 213 East Main _ North Side Drive Jessie Lou Cone, of Mrs. P. O. BOX 312, Ogeechee people will come to realize Phone 4-3107 Phone 4.2210 or 4.3598 ter" said the slate's chief exe· Clark, Betty Winker, Mr and County ou� pastures greatly increases yields s.on B. L. Smith of was Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Rowe and River Soli Juanita Savannah -Phone 4-3821- thetr dependence on the soil and and 0enmark News of "and I cer· H, N. Cowart, Deal. M. P Wrnker of Hobbs .The Conser.:ation Dist�lct as yields go up profits in. cutive education, the at the "All children, and were -Member Federal Insurance taken on the of become better Donald Geraldine Frost, will take in the guest speaker Randy Libby, Deposit Corporation- ha.s lob geUmg stewards of this crease. those F.H.A. Durden, wedding place GA. thIS talnly congratulate Sports Banquet" that was held Sunday dinner guests of Mr. STATESBORO, Important subject before the resource. Ronnie Griffeth, near future. The brlde·elect IS God·given that have merited thl. Jerry Futch, This year I s a good'time for groups Sue in the cafeteria of Southeast and Mrs. A. J. Sanders in State.· '1 _ Glenda Harden, Nancy the granddaughter of Mr. and 1 to award." Bulloch School last boro. I farmers roll up their shirt Denmark Willette Hendrix, Mrs. Leon Lee Brooklet. High Friday F��������������������� Club meets at of the Honor Roll Harville, II.. sleeves and lick the of Sewing The naming night. Mrs. Beall was Saturday sup. �I problem Jerome Jones, Lannle Knight, • �f• life was one of the Everybody enjoys in the Great Smoldes! low·yield pastures tnat chapters high· Elton The Night Circle of the per guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wal. give up Carlyle Lanier, James Recent of Mrs. J. W. the of what many of the guests Woman's of Christian ton Nesmith. struggle each year because the ome lights lanier, Jimmie Lou lanier, Society h of Mrs. Williams Forbes were Mr. and Mrs. Remer ••• of thousand delegales termed "the Service met at the home of Mrs inadequate nitrogen. Lee, Lee, Wendell Kelly ATTENTION Danalyn Roy Brown of Mr. and Mrs. FARMERS! and Augusta, Two or three most Interesting exciting Waldo Moore Monday night. IN HOSPITAL dollars return The Denmark Club Lee, Karen Martin, Clyde Miller, J A Brown and son and Bobe Sewing daughter, Mrs. Dorris convenllon we ever heId". for one dollar for Creasey. state M r. and Mrs. W . F . W tt spent Herman Morton Sue Mc· yo Friend. of Mrs. Gordon Lewis nitrogen held their Betty Gea; of of Savannah Mr and is regUlar meeting Wed· Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lamb Ann Cromley is Honor Roll spent last good business. spent Cork Ie Beverl'y McCormick, Mrs J T Whitaker Mrs' Allie weekend. and Little Louise Hagan are nesday afternoon at the home of the SPECIAL Cribbs de· Carl m ar es· weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jeanelte is Doris Duncan Sanders, Wynn wg� �r to know that chairman: Nubern, Bell' a�d Mr. and Mrs. very sorry they Mrs. Williams with Mrs. chairman, and Mrs. J. daughter, ��� �rsc UNION BAPTIST Kelly Emory Lamb at Valdosta. gree Aubrey Scott, Raymond Shaw, L. Mrs. Hester have been confined for the past W.M.S. P. Mills Jr., Mrs. Fred of ... Aston Proctor and Hinton is advisor for the SouthH: Dr. 'and Lindsey several Mrs. E. W. Mr. and Mrs. Horace SIDE DRESSING MIXTURES Tony Shurllng, Sikes, the Rev. Howard Cox, days in the Bulloch Seed The W,M.S. of the Mitchell James. Waters. and Mr. and Mrs. Union Bap- Carlton Robert Augusta, Roy �O"tA"GI! Deloach as CO-host.esses. and family of Savannah visited Sims, Smtth, Gay Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and tist Church met after· Bunce, Parker of Statesboro were r------.. V'l.l� Cednesday Mr. and Mrs. •�•••••••••1IirI. Sowell, Randolph Stalcup, Ann Mr. and Ambrose OFV N.C. The home was decorated with Pllul Smith and Mrs. Camp- of Dr. and E. May 23, at the For' Tobacco and Jame. guests Mrs. C. n�n, chu,rch beautiful other relatives in the com- Corl1, Cotton, Peanuts Gilbert Williams, J. 0 NeVil roses, St�ozzo, b.ell. Bohler Ambulance Thill spring, take a weII-deeerved Williams and Wilbur Wilson. Sunday. vacation in the GnU wl�h Mrs: .. pre�'dmg Mrs. Williams led the devo- munity Sunday. Sam who has been Wide Doors was We have the materials to make Hendrix, Mrs. Edgar Parrish of Portal Smoky Mill! neweot, moot ....Die any mixture you desire. You do The faculty going 24-HOUR SERVICE boUday _I You... Ent�rtng tiona I, also presided over the Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jones memb�rs very ill in the Bulloch County and Mrs. Raymond Summerlyn reI.u to heart'. tOPIC The de· not have to order ahead of Mrs. your oontent here. Enjoy fine rood, the. dlScus�lon. business After a num- and Mrs. Martin and place your time. Just back to our are Mrs. Hamp Smith, is now fol· � f�� meeting. Cloyce up plant Hospital, improving, of Swainsboro visited Mrs. -PHONE 4-31118- reatI'ul Answermg DIStant ber of and James E. McCall and .Ierry cia,., nichtl. Or, ,0 fishing in bountiful Fon_ votlo�al, games, in which prizes Tew were Saturday night sup. tel! us what you want and the want it mixed. lowing an operation. J. N. Shearouse Calls given by Mrs. Del· way you Any Quantity. Sunday. • weer The are back ridiDg, crafts ... wa� given, dainty rerreshments per guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kicklighter. parents Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lee visited Mrs. W. D. Lee Lake." hone. makina', IqIW8 ....._. mas Jr. Others on the presented Peanuts Rushmg were of H. Zetterower. NO DELAYS IN Mrs. J. H. Deal, Mrs. Cohen Lanier· Hunter --.wunmJJqJ-f'un-packed recreation 10 oaIt served, consisting pound FILLING YOUR ORDERS. DELIVERY SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Lee In some of the members of the ,,---.:t:::i: program were Mrs. E. Stnck- Lanier and W. K. Jones. The Stay at beautirul Fontana or G., cake, topped with icc cream, Brunswick last week. Brooklet Methodist Youth Fel. Lodge ch,,_ from 300... land, Mrs. C. M. Mrs. J. AVAILABLE-AVOID EXCESS HANDLING. TAKE YOUR MIXTURES Nevil, punch and roasted nuts. group will return Saturday. Weekend of the Rev. Funeral Home lidltful. tu:mJabed cottages. Come now-rates are H. guests lowship in a program over lower, Bowen, Mrs, Neville, and The DIRECT FROM FERTILIZER PLANT TO • • • Ie. Sa!l' next will be with YOUR FIELD. and Mrs. E. L. Harrison were crowded betOftl June letl Mrs. Delmas Sr. meeting WWNS Sunday afternoon. 215 South Main Street Rushing Mrs. E. L. McDonald with Mrs. Due to excessive rai'ns the few weeks we realize that GARDEN CLUB MEETS Mrs. C. E. Allen and Miss Mrs. F. C. Rozier Sr. of Mrs. J. O. NeVil a during past Way. Statesboro, Send for FREE COLOR FOLDER gave report D. L. Morris and Mrs. Gertie Garden Club met Georgia side will The Brooklet Marsha Allen of Atlanta, and cross is this week at on district held at dressing be in more demand this season. spending Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. th� rally Denmark as co-hostesses. last Tuesday afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harrison of the home of Mr. and Mrs. James -.- of the By Bill Lanier and Francis B. Hunter ••• home of Mrs. James E. McCall, Smyrna. E. McCall. L:;;; D_e_p_t_._S_._5_8_,_F_o_n_t_a_n_a_v;;;il;;;'ag_e_,_N_.;;;C;;;.__� ��li�Snk\/���. �t�:"':J. We Recommend the Side with Mrs. J. H. Hinton co· Mrs. W. W. Mann, Mrs. R. C., Mr. and Mrs. Olis Ansley had Following _ Dressings The was ar· ,. as dinner Mr. hostess. program Hall, Mrs. Kent L. Gillenwater, guests Saturday, , mnged by Mrs. J. H. Wyatt who Mrs. E. L. Harrison and Mrs. Dixie Runner and Bunch 67 and Mrs. JoHnnie White and And Have These 'Mater'ials Available at All Miss Lanier in J. H. attended the flower Mrs. L. H. Akins. presented Carlyle Wyatt " Virginia .\ a reading. The following"ofricers show at Claxton last Thursday. The Rev, and Mrs. Inman Ger­ were installed for a new year: Mrs. .John Belcher has re­ rald and family of Metter were Times. -.- 10 minutes MOTORS president, Mrs. W. W. Mann, turned from Baltimore, Mel., Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and vice president, Mrs. Fred Brad- where she spent several days Mrs. Otis Ansley. ford; secretary, Mrs. C. S. Jones; at Ihe home of her daughter, is all Linda Zetterower was the Rebuilt­ treasurer, Miss Henrietta Hall. Mrs. Herman E. Schubarth and Sunday dinner guest of aJnie FOR CORN � Williams. Beautiful flower arrangements Capt. Schubart.h. were shown Mrs. J. H. Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Collie Mrs. S. J. Foss, Mrs .Carol by Henry it takes .. Ammonium Nitrate Mrs. C. S. Jones Dnd Miss Glen- and three sons of Savannah were Miller and children and Mrs. 33,5% Nitrogen. Exchange nis Lee. The next meeting will recent guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Foss and children have -GUARANTEED- be held the afternoon of May J. N. returned from a visit with Rushing. '"No, iult our usual Servic.... of Ammonia and Mrs. H. O. French at Stark­ Sulphate 21% Lee, Karen Marting Clyde Miller, Mr. and Mrs, James Lanier All Seed is Nitrogen. - Selected Sue ville, Miss. Automobile Truck Derman Morton, Betty This may be a little ex· McCormick,Mc-I. _ Mr, and Mrs. Gene DenmarkMr'l Nitr'ate of Soda Tractor Corkle, Beverly agerated, but we pride our­ 16% Doris Duncan and little spent lhe Nill'ogen. Nubem, Sanders, '" daughter selves on our Service. in lhe social hall of the � weekend with relatives in States­ 20. boro. Mixtur'es of of Ammonia and Muriate Motor Parts Co. Methodist Church, and each From Best Available Sulphate member will bring a flower ar­ Quickest way Mr. and Mrs. James Denmark TRANS OIL CO. 37 East Main St. rangcment for an "Impromptu and children visited in Camp of Potash. Mrs. J. H. Grlf· to cut Stewart Ga. Flower Show." Sunday. Statesboro, Mrs. feth is program chairman for Gertis Denmark spent and the Stock and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mixtlll·es of the May mceting Ammonium Nitrate and Mlll'iate of Mrs, W. E. Carefullv James Denmark, hostesses will be Bob Mikell. Eleventh Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 2et­ Automotive Gear and Mrs. Potash. Complete May terower were . Saturday night THESE�LOCATIONS FOR Machine Shop supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. YOUR CONVENIENCE RODDENBERRY-WINKER Checked for Germina- Ernest Williams, Highway 80 East, PO 4·5511 Mixlur·es of of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Rodden· Marks the 23rd Nitr'ate Soda and Muriate of Mrs. Hallman of Raleigh, N. C. U.S. 301 South, PO 2517 of New Mexico, berry Hobbs, is a few with her 1· , Anniversary of tion spending days Potash, Rural Electrification Here Are the Prices FOR COrrON Fl'ol11 less th�n 3% of the At Our Dixie R'unners PARKER'S STOCKYARD Om· Special 10-0-:lO, SWEEPS farms in Georgia electrified Statesboro, Georgia OUt" Mixtlll·es of Nih·ates and MlU'iate of Potash. ATIENTION ALL FARMERS more than in 1935 to 96% Are Selected From MONDA Y-Daily Cash Market-$20.75 TUESDAY-Daily Cash Market-$20.50 in 1958 is a record for which WEDNESDAY REG. 2 O'CLOCK AUCTION FOR TOBACCO Genuine JOHN DEERE i Sweeps $20.85 - $21.00 For sure, swirt

with the - groups Clubs uhend a Women's to Gift of 20 meeting go TO SPEAK AT ANNUAL NORTH MAIN ST. STATESBORO With Belk's work. MEET OF C. OF C. Last Monday night S. W. GeorgiflFederation the According to the pions Brown, general manager of the of M rs, E. L. Barnes of Statesboro last week became old roof will be r moved and Jimmy Redding, president Rockwell Statesboro Corpora­ and Bulloch replaced by a naL roof. The the Statesboro tion, spoke to Pi Omega Pi, president of Georgia's strongest women's orgunlzntion. will be re­ Chamber of Commerce, windows County scholastic _ present honorary business name Mrs. Barnes, with nearly 1 steel windows and announce the annual meeting of placed by fraternity at Georgia Teachers Regents thirty years in club work, was I he chamber will be held Mon­ Ship'n screens. Modern, prison-type S�ore® n term as College. elected to two-year nt Mrs. shower rooms and plumbing day, June 9, Dryant's Federn- In presenting the business president of the Georgia S• 1:11...S H·I-Y to nnd arc in­ Kitchen. Congressman Prince fixtures rewiring never-iron students with an insight into building tion of Women's Clubs Wednes­ cluded in the remodeling plans. Preston will be the speaker. business and business philoso­ dny, May 7, at the federation's . phy, Mr. Borwn touched upon annual convention in Columbus. J10Id S Dacron-pima and business relation­ at G. T. c. She was installed into - 10 This will business formally pnng The Bulloch Herald Slip please your on Page a business office at the closing banquet ships; developing i . blouse philosophy; and asked the stu­ It was announced here ycste.r: Friday evening by Mrs. Chester Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, May 8, 1958 Mother on Her final session ot Martin of Atlanta. She 8UC- h t t J1t Day dents to consider what they ex­ day at the th� E. anque omg pected of business. He advised May meeting of the Board 9f ceeds Mrs. Mamie K. Taylor. beauty the Another Statesboro club The first annuul of 11. the group that Georgia's in­ Regents of University SyiI- Banquet Sunday, May that the Jones dustrial growth In the past few tern of Georgia new member, Mrs. H. P. Sr., the Statasboro Junior and center was due a hall-student named state parliamentarian ._ years was to mutual un­ dining bull�- SeniorI Hi-Y WI'11 be held TIlUI s at Teachers to serve with Mrs. Barnes. • • derstanding and a mutual need mg Georgia w!�1 Mrs. dny nighl, May IS, UL eight CLASSIFIED of community and business, and be called "The Frank I. WI� Mrs. Albert Braswell and in honor of the were o'clock in the high school that it was up to them to con­ Iiams, Building" Hubert King recognized father of club work ond tinue to provide a good business late Frank Williams, for outstanding lunchroom. Many honored Williams. were first in the FOR RENT-Unfurnished apart- liThe Veiled Look" climate for Georgia. In closing, Regent Everett I awarded place guests will be present, These in- new flower competition among the elude the and ment on South College Street. Mr. Brown advised the fraternity The name was given the sponsor presl­ ten districts ench of which mode dent of club in Stutes. ForSale--- Available June I. Located at members that college was only building, now under construe- every up an arrangement. boro School and 206 South College. Phone a training ground for an edu­ tion, upon lhe High many Scout 340 shown recommendation Mrs, Braswell also won second 4-2176. MRS. G. C. COLEMAN. hy cation in' business, that human SCOUTMASTER JOHN GROOVER of Boy Troop of the administration of Georgia other interested citizens of our will receive Scout place in the Vogue Pattern can- relations are important in bust­ here congratulating the three scouts who Eagle Teachers College and submitted community. FOR RENT IN test. BROOKLET-Up­ ness and Court of Honor. The dinner will be served Scout are, Board . Homes Wanted philosophy, that they at the They to the full of Regents by . by . Awards Monday night of Mr. stairs apartment, unfurnished. would receive from in­ Debbie Laird, Mrs. W. F. the lunch. only left to Witte, Mr. Groover and Jimmy the committee on buildings daughter McNurc, bath. Hot and cold right: Hugh Burke, Gary snp received II Private what to it. its recommends- and Mrs. lvey room supervisor. Her menu will dustry they gave Brown. grounds with Ll.ll,rd, water. MRS. J. N. SHEAROUSE. award In the forest- consist of ham bnked in the On May 6, Mr. Brown spoke tion that it be given that no mo. $�5 �as�. Cash Phone VIctor 2-2388, Brooklet. Wildlife sponsored most delicious Buyers to the Statesboro Chamber of jingle cOl.ltest herbs; English by the and salad Commerce its regular conse�va�lOn d�partment peas potato prepared •• • MUSIC CLUB TO HOLD Federntion. duri�g B A to of the Georgia us Mrs McNure can: rolls: luncheon meeung at Mrs. T 340 � S only Waiting FINAL MEETING Mrs. the Miss and fo� Mc� ---- tea; MI'�. Services _- Bryant's Kitchen. l"OOP B�rnes, former. dessert, "Sampsonite" Ester of Nuro's a luscious Luggage by 1957-58 ON MAY 20 or four OF . spcoialty, If you have a three _ In on the W�lburn Montlccl.lo, commenting present - 1 Georgia, IS a club woman With with delicious lee bedroom home, preferably brick, NOW OPEN _ S tat e s b 0 I' 0 The blend of true perfection! status of operations at 10- cherry pie drip-dry YOU'LL LOVE the mist The Statesboro Clup and record one or two gentle the. 0f Honor a long impressive cream. with either baths, for instruction or Pieces make a wonderful for cal Mr. Brown h0Id Court Knitting Center Shore ... done with a Bne-lme Matched Sets plant, emphasized Mi,siC A new Single gift will hold its final meeting service. She is a and in a good location and fairly In and Les­ Travelmate'iby Ship'n f9f of graduate The program of the banquet crocheting. was of the . knitting sleeves love. of line lace afloat that there danger the car 1957-58 on Tuesday Alen�on .. Wes- contact us at on or close, roll-up you'll �o of G.S W., Milledgeville: will consist of talks from SOme priced, please sons Tuesday and Friday collar you'll open mother. Makes a wonderful for that or but that the Scouts of local local . your plant closing. 'I'hree members of 340 ' Boy ,y M 20 at 8'00 p m MRS. E. L. IIARNES once. A den usable as a bed- Phone MRS. MINNIE shrinkl gift boy 'I'roop evemng, AY, leyan Conservatory, Macon: and or The will ... no no . the nights. no . . program To wear and wash happily pill, fuzz, net next few months would be diffi- . !'S. guests. room would be flne, in a cloud of at bodice a COUi t 0f at the home of Mr. and M' LEE JOHNSON at 4-2837. Lo­ America, Will receive EagIe Awards at holds B.S. degree from be broadcast the remote . by fresh Sizes 30 to 38. girl graduate too. cult and that "belt lightening" Dodd. Mrs. Clark Knowl- h�: C"". E. Cone Realty Co., Inc. cated at 10 Broad Street. White, pastels. 19 at 8 o'clock in the First Sidney Georgin reachers College where control sorvtccs of Radio Stn- and hemline of this sleek wouId b'e In ordcr. P II h Honor Monday nightI May I of the - 2.98 ayro ton will be in pro. 4-10-4tc. . 23 N. Main St. DIal 4-2217 all Shore no-tron blouses, from as. charge she was a of the music lion WWNS. .., ------�Ilew been reduced to Mr. member. ,See S�lil"lI accordlug Church. ra n1 0n Latin American Music, sts WI.11 Baptist g faculty for a while. She also As the of the First MethodI· DO YOU NEED MONEY?-You same are on less, highlight pro- tricot So Brown, people three have been ------r ESTATE nylon slip. easy are: son These boys mUSIC REAL earn They taught gram, Project "X" will be pre. con $2.00 Or more per than a Iive-day week, and even Jlmmy.BrO\:n, active in 340 a� G.S.C.�. of Frances very Troop during Her service on the CITY PROPERTY LOANS hour. AVON PRO­ Mrs. Blown, Hugh community sented. This Is tho secret Represent to care for. •. for all supervisors are again working the three and have ur son f M r. and Mrs . past years local level includes past ServIce­ Established territories. B ke, a pres.i. project which the Statesboro Hi. -Quick DUCTS. that commute on the line. "We feel however," held in Lhe soon Dacrons offices troop. Innerv. MUSIC new church Wendell Burke; and Gary Witte, many LId. dency of the Statesboro Y has been on for CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY Write AVON MANAGER, Ludo­ its look. Sizes 32-42, said Mr Brown "That the working mnny Fragile Les Witte. They are members of the Order oya ty of her club, and begin 6-30-9Lc. son or Mr. and Mrs. ':.., Club, garden long weeks. 15 CourUand "treel wici, Ga. Present economic decline will of the National Arrow, Boy • the Woman's Club. She Is active At this time the I·{j-Y wishes 1------A special service will be held fashion enable us to build a A. S. DODD m. to summer! White, pastels, stroliger Scout camping society. in the First Church ut t First Methodist Church FOR SALE-Brick Veneer house frorn South Pittman par Baptist to express its �ppreclallon to the organization tor the and " fOI' futl;ltlW- � , at • Real Estate The awards .. will where she for-mpny 18, - Monday JlillbJ many friends who have made if Sunday morolng, May and we should 'note that "fMP!!; arc 1:��E§��§�j�� serv.ed brights only $8.95! choir observe MORTGAGE LOANS FHA warmer weather here be presented by Leodel Coleman. years as organist and for "X" to be This will G.:.thIO;.t1�dr����di�i� ���: this Or yearning for made to possible Project Ilodge.Dodge eleven-thirty. a cruise year? simply presently being keep Herald. or another Taking editor of The Bulloch director. She is such a success. the beginning of phase pancy. GI-CONVENTIONAL-FARM the recession from The Weather 0 IStS patrones� one or both or these dresses going any will the Meth d. Theta Either be smart 10 pick up Mr. Coleman present Gamma Sigma This banquet to a In the church's building program, Curry Insurance Agency HOMES FOR SALE at home? way, you'll further." In making these re. �hapter, brings awards to the mothers of the Iota, national Truck for const ruction of n new Phone 4-2825 Alpha honornr:y close a most successful year for Dodd SubdIvisIon FHA rash ion at its What's more, the marks Mr. Brown emphasized agency They're sunshine prettiest! will pin them music fraternity, at Georgin the Hi·Y. The Hi.Y has been sanctuary for its congregation by L'Aiglon! that Rockwell is a of the Approved part ob=���n�an t�:r; ����:'is�sl1l���: to within u FOR SALE-Three bedroom UpS ��e:1e��y:�n:.ho . Teachers College. active in the pro- is scheduled begin Full-sklrted beauty, com- '. very I11Hny - washed and and that the Z3 N. Main SI. Pbone 4-2471 no-iron Dacron may be dripped-dry. Le/I. community Loyalty Dinner Friday Her service In the few house with screened porch These awards will make a many years arnnis sponsored hy the State ChanO'es handS days. munity has a right to know and at Mrs. eBve",n�,ryant s or white. May 16, Federation of Women's )een b Construction of the sanctuary . success· and Near school. HOSPITAL INSURANCE-I am total of sixteen Scouts in Troop Georgia Y . M . CAd"an hi'as garage. frested with lace and embroidery. Pink, blue, yellow understand what is done. meal Will . its bodice being Kitchen A delicious u lb' d'IS triC't of a now the for the Blue 340 to attain the rank of bs I dec ful in its other activities will be the rinal phase Insurance Agency agent Beautiful Panties Brown stated high C,lu I�C c�ng, mnny Announcement is made this Curry all-over white em· In closing, Mr. be served at 7:30 p. m. after district when Cross and Blue Shield sheath with .'. vice preSident lind presi· in last year Phone 4-2825 Hospital Sizes 8 to 18. $22.95 Ri,ghl. Enchanting Eagle Scouts since the troop . it has taken part this past program begun that the community, Statesboro, which the (mancml for conservation week by L. F. Desmond, ussi· and Surgical insurance. For sure \vas progra.m dent pro-tern, state new classrooms werc built for or Rockwell were to organized, year. usc Blue Cross-Blue sleeves makes for added Blue, pink and going the new church year Will be international stant. For de· prolection at neck and appeal. state ------general monager Dodge the and Lace The Court of Honor will chairman, beginner primary Shield. MRS. MINNIE LEE broidery! come out better in the long run pre· The thermometer readings presented. clubs chairman, corresponding Division of Chrysler Corp., pnrtments und the Sunday school JOHNSON. 10 Broad Street. Sizes 10 to 20_ Each, $19.95 have resulted had sent Life Awards to Lindsay WATSON GETS with white embroidery). than would members J. D. renovated and re· white (each for the week of Monday, May Co-captains secretary, second vice president that the Everett Motor building was Phone 4-2837. 4-10-4tp. conditions remained normal. invjti�lg lWENTY-FIVE YEAR Company Hill and Olliff 5, through Sunday, May II, of the congregation to be and vice president. modeled to include a large fel­ �����Oton�a���� A��:�dS ��� PIN FROM TEXACO has purchased the Dodge and TIRED OF LOOKING at that were as follows: guests at their table are: Mr. She was a delegllte to two lowship hall. Phone PO 4-3531· go to Danny Robinson. Bobby Truck in Stutes· cotton on your floor or Low and Mrs. Z. L. Strange Jr., Mr. General Federation Conventions, Texas Dodgo agency The sunctuary will be a rug High Hubprt Tankersley, Ed The Company present­ Ihal on bed? Then Brown, Charles R, Wi(· American boro from Lannie F. structure Tennessee new 3-bed- spread your 67 Mr. and Mrs. the Pan Conference, ed J. D. Watson, local disti'u. Simmons, Gothic of i'OR SALE-A 5 .•.. 92 Smith and Rodeo Monday, May Johnny Myers. B. Martin· Conference lime· Iiams, Mr. and Mrs. F. and Worlds Affairs buto)' of Texaco I}roducts, a and now is the authorized Dc· quartzite and In�iann room home, priced well Fishing Tuesday, May 6 .••• 89 67 First Class Awards will be t:U�DaR�e��08\)��1 �L���� dale, Mr, and Mrs, .1. A. Pafford, in D. C. scrvice for his stone. Mr. \"lalter Aldred Jr. is 7 . - 72 49 Mike Washington, jeweled pin und und .mder F,H.A. ING and let us It one or Wednesday, May presented to Bob Park. SOLO-Plymouth Dodge Appraisal dye Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Scruggs, Mr. She and Mr. Barnes of lhe affiliation the architect and Benning Con· .• 75 46 twenty.five years 72 colors. PHONE 4-3234 today. Thursday, May 8 Huey, Harry Brunson, Thomas Truck agent. price. "Owner Says Sell, attracts over and Mrs. Hubert Smith, Mr. and Barnes Funernl Home, have a with the in Statesboro. Dodge struction Company of Atlanta •••• 86 55 ompany Friday, May 9 Preston, Ray Thompson, Harry Mr. O. Averitt of Lhe _ and .I. Purchaser Make an Offer." _3-_2_8-_t_fc_. Mrs. Edgar Godfrey, Mr. son, Emmet Wilburn Barnes, nnd Mr. Watson became the distrl. will be the builders. May 10 .. 90 59 and Cannon. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE- Saturday, Tankersley Benny and Everett Motor Company staled scheduled Mrs. W. C. Harper, Mr. a daughter, Mrs. George Mulling butor on i933. Sunday's service is II •.. 75 63 to May 10, FOR RENT-Modern 3-bedroom We can all makes. Sunday, May Merit Badges presented lhat the Lonnie F. Simmons repair Mrs. Otis Hollingsworth, Mr. of Smyrna, Ga., and three grund- _ to begin in Lhe fellowship hall. and with 300 fishermen Brown, a home, bath half, service. Parts-Ac­ was Gary Witte, Jimmy Hugh Service is port Complete RainfBll for the week and Mrs. Forest L. Johnson, children Gary and Lydia Barnes Department Later the congregation will central heating and air candl- cessories-Attachments. Every­ Burke, Bobby Brown, Hubert CHESTER FAMILY REUNION of the transfer of the Dodge 1.43 inches. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mandes, and Ma�k Mulling. move outside the building where tioning. thing about Sewing Machines. John Hart, son of Mr. and Tankersley, Lindsay Johnson, IS SET FOR MAY 25 and lhot Mr, Curl Free· Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams, She has lived in States- agency ceremonies will be CALICO 23 West Main I.�,-----....""..==""" Frank Bob­ appropriate SHOP, Mrs. Douglas Hart of Tillman Rufus Cone, Parker, mon will continue with his FOR SALE-Brick 3-bedroom and Mrs. H. H. Macon Jr., bora since 1929. of the Chester conducted at the location upon Street. 11-7-tfc. declar·I------Jim Till. Mr. Members with Street, Statesboro, was by Pound, Bob Parks, service department. home, study, dining room, Mr. and Mrs, W. Tom Mnrtin, Mrs, L. M, Durden, president will hold their fumily which the altar of the new ecl the of the Lawrence, family ------­ separate living room, bath and TINKER'S TIMBER CRUISING grand champion PITTMAN W.S.C.S. man, Maywood Miss Woman's Club Miss Ruth Bolton and of the Statesboro reunion on Sunday, Moy 25, structure will stand, half, central heating and air con- SERVICE-30 Seibold Street. CIRCLES TO MEET Mr. and Mrs. Glenn and president of the district at West School. The Willis A feature of the program will' two-car car Marie Wood, Lhe Side Huston, engineer, Agri­ ditioning, port. J. M. TINKER. Phone PO 4-2300 ��i�dat ������s ����n�n ���u�� ��ar��it�.CBg��'nyDa��be�;�;,: named the Mr. and Mrs. Marvin federation, was will at II o'clock cultural Extension Service, cit's be to secure signatures for all Ga. of week. John Circies of the Coleman, meeting begin Statesboro, day last caught The W.S.C.S. Johnny Myers, Ashley Tyson, district These FOR RENT-Modern office on Copelan, Mrs. Frances Roque· "dean" of the ten presi­ in the All friends and proper plowing os the most im­ who attend the service. �:ll�c.4-2265, ten fine bream and bass to win Pillman Park Methodist Church Harry Brunson, Jimmy Redding, morning. ground floor, private parking and Mrs. Lucian Frank- dents. relatives are invited to attend in ter· will be preserved the most fish follows: Hoke more, I}Ortant single operation signatures several first prize for will meet next week as Johnny Martin, Brunson, _ We have stores FROM wall to no soil at - at space. wall, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Tyson, and a basket lunch. roce maintenance. and in the cornerstone a season at Remer Kern. lin, bring placed located downtown Stalesboro, nil all carpets cleaned with caught, His prize was Martindale Circle, Monday Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Yarber, ADDS a later date. for rent. to Park Swim 4 m. with Mrs. Tom Martin: the Court of Honor CYPRESS LAKE Blue Lustre. BELK'S DEPT. pass Memprial p. Following Mr. friends of in and Mrs. Remer Brady .11'., All members and Ga. Center and a fishing rod and McClain Circle on Tuesday at there will be a reception the DANCING TO LIST OF FOR RENT-2-bedroom apart­ STORE, Statesboro, and Mrs. F. G. Black. First Methodist Church are in­ from Stubbs Hardware a. M. church'� social rooms with Mrs. reel 10 Ill. with Mrs. W. Adams; RECREATIONAl. FACILITIES kitchen furnished, rents adult member of the vited to be present for this his­ I������������ Company in Savannah. Walker Circle on Monday at Frances Brown, Mr. and Mrs. If any Adnliral aide fo:n$g�: church fails to receive an invi­ Buster Bowen announced this toric service. More than 300 fishermen 4 p. m. with Mrs. L. E, Hous· Wendell Burke and Mr. and Halseys' to con· Wanted participated ip the biggest fish· ton and the Daniel Circle on Mrs. Less Witte as host and tation they are requested week that he is now providing Davis at 4·2809. MR. CLARKSON MOVED _ Grace fun for the For other nol in this section a. m. with Mrs. hostesses. tact Mrs. "clean, orderly peo- listings de-I- ing event spon· Tuesday at 10 HOSPITAL _ TO MEMORIAL contnct \VANTED-Timber lind Timber � of our section SaLur- scribed above, please sored by the Stalesboro Recra-I pie every WIell I\. at R- 0t Olllff at 26 Seibold Land FORESTLANDS Lake. He IN SAVANNAH Hill and by tion Department and Robbins day night at Cypress spea ary PO 4-3531. REALTY CO. J. M. new Clarkson of the Street. Phone TINKER, More than states that he has put a Mr. Harry Packing Company. COMMANDER Broker, 30 Seibold Street, States- and LIEUTENANT Bulloch Times, who was a pa­ 200 parents and spectators at· dance floor in the pavillion Phone PO 4-2300 Ahna named head Willianr G. Neville .11'., of the Hos­ mLL AND OLLIFF Miss made up ticnt at Lhe Bulloch CounLY tended the Fishing Rodeo. ,that a five piece band, ��2fti5 4-�7-ir� Hopper U. S. Navy Reserve, and aide ten was for the son of Mr. of Eddie Lane, Junior Cribbs, pital past days, Phone PO 4-353 I Clayburne Bunche, William F. admiral Vernon of to Halsey, taken last to Memorial ------and Mrs. Edgar Bunche of of Sliison, Lockley Friday of the United States Navy, re· Savannah where he W���E�A����(��ni�v��; the first fish Ashley Boyd of SLates­ Hispital in SALE-52 Ford SLation Statesboro pulled Club Lyons, FOR 37, Savannah, Ga. Or phone of Statesboro B. & P.W. furn­ tired, will be Lhe guest speaker is to remuin until Sun­ from the and won a sea­ boro and Shorty Smith, expected 3 seals. Ex- ADams Savannah. pond meet- wagon. 4·door, 2-3354, ishcs music. oL the Monda�, May 19, 18. His room is num­ son to the Swim Center and the day, May cellent condilion. Phone 4-2343. 5-8-3tc. pass the Public Statesboro club conducted ------of the Rotary baseball. At a recen meeting of Convention plans for Friday, by ing bel' 433. a little league . Profes·�he Relations Commillce Dnd broad· Club. Commander Neville is the _ bass Statesboro Busmess and 16, include session, WANTED The largest caught May opening of sional Women's Club, officers cast through the courtesy son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. weighed lib. 12lh OZS. and was memorial service, outdoor bar. 1958-59 Radio Station WWNS, Mrs. NeviIle Sr. of Statesboro. He GEORGIA INSURANCE from the iake Walter elected for the year held for For Rent pulled by becue, club reports by local state RI·les 10 to Statesboro from hand were: MISS Alma Hoppel', pres 1- Nelle M. Wienges, public plans fly S.H.S, COMPANY Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wei. gives Miss Zula Gammage, vice club presidents, and open house, relations chairman, guest speak- New York City where Admiral FOR RENT-Office, formerly oc- tel' J. Barry of Statesboro. Wal· dent: Into Hospitalization Mrs. Esther Gross, Albany Club House. Saturday's er was presented the club's Halsey's headquarters are loca· Expanding received a baseball and preSident, tel' glove •• Thomas Field, oflerlng new Miss Isabel plans include workshop breal{­ for the award in the news· MI'S C ted. He will be presented by Concert daf:P!�d 4 b�e�r'C��;r� ��:e�: ball presented by a friend of the reco�ding secretary, en'try Mrs. Nell fasts and roundtable disclls· nnel publicity division, Rotary President Shields Kenan. Spring AIr conditioned and heated. Hot and the Sorrier, treasurer, paper NON-CANCELLABLE recreation program �nd Mrs. W. C. Thomas 76, secretary. sions, business session, ballot· prepared bv Miss Zula Gam· Sr., water. R. J. HOLLAND. 1-9-Hc. with a season pa�s Godbee, correspondl.ng Rodeo, along luncheon the local died unexpectedly Monday, Delegates who Will attend the ing, special honoring mage, chairman of ALLEN FAMILY REUNION RENT-Furnished to the swim center, home ncar this P,M. ROOM FOR Convention of the Women of Achievement 1957·58, ielalions commit· April 28, at her ����\��izr��o�eve��lICif:�1 c�� son 39th Annaal club's public AT BETHLEHEM CHURCH Sunday Richard of Mr. and bath With Mink, Statesboro. She was a native room. private agents In Statesboro terrilory. Georgia Federation of Business which Miss Gammage will at· tpe. The scrApbook. dealing with JUNE 29 Mrs. Henry F. Mink of States· Bulloch SUNDAY, Don H. director of air conditioned, private Ground Hoar opportunity. Ex. tend as the Statesboro Club's for the vear. hflS and resident of Coughran, shower, for and club activities lirelong bora the prize the Pr?fessional �Iub I the Statesboro Scheol Gentlemen. 208 South cellent contract for agents. captured W:omen's and the at Nell God­ The Allen Reunion will be High entrance. convenmg at Springs nominee, banquet, �een prepared hv Mrs. County. 4-2439. eVster renewals. DIstrict Man- cat fish caught. Weigh· Radl�lm this at Bethlehern announced today that the St., phone largest which national "e entered For an are two daughters, held year Band, Mulberry the fish Inn, Albany, Georgia, IS, Sally Buller, hee. and will Surviving agel', MR. ROGER CARTER will about 2 pounds, .M�y with the west of Statesboro on band will its Annual - present - ing Jule Thomas, Church, 5 I tre . and are Mrs. Mlnllle Lee representative, will be guest aW1rd, Capt Interview applicants at Room with it a Bronson rod 17, 18, Concert in the high brought include n"rt the Corps in Leg· Sunday, June 29. TIle officers Spring No. Second Old Bank Johnson, member of the state speaker. Sunday's plans Olhers tflkinf! in Army Nursing - orrice I, Floor, and reel presented by the States· Richard that all the Aliens school auditorium on Sunday FOR RENT Upatalrs Mrs. installation rel�lion� horn, Italy, and Mrs. are hoping : and Com· board, Miss hreakfast, special ,",pril Dublic progrAm 4:30 recently remodeled bol'O Buggy and Wagon AI�a Hop�r, of one and their relatives will afternoon, May 18, at space, Nell Tan- awards presentations, and post '"'roadcast were Mrs. Minnie Lee Reynolds Oxnard, Calif.; begin at 32 North ��r!�agt�Sl.!""{d'ayB:,U8d';:.g'9�8na�a�� season to the Godbee, redecorated. Located pany, and a pass �ISS Ma�tle Thomas Jr. of to attend. Fran- o'clock. The High School Chorus, Mrs. Camilla convention board meeting, The Tohnson. MI"c; AlmA Hopper. son, W. Cliff making plnns R. J. HOLLAND " ner, Lamer, Mrs. .Maln Street. WANTED-Man for profitable swim center. M.rs. Miss Mar· cis is chairman, Math under the direction of 2ula Mrs. Statesboro Club is competing Mr�. Eloisp \VMe Miss Maudp Statesboro, one sister, Trapnell son of M •. with : I-D-tfe. EVANS . Redding, Gamm�ge, EI�lse five vicc and Mrs. James will appear Rawleigh business in � Clyde for awards in the rela­ Colemnn. :md guerite Johnson of Millen; Allen is chairman Jones, of Ware and MISS Maude White, public White. Mr. Leodel unfurnished COUNTY. Good at start. and Mrs. Jimmy Redding Audred Mae is sec· the band. RENT-5-room living who the tions area, Linrln LAnier, who received grandchildren. Thompson �, the· has been designated by Miss to at� South Zet- See MRS. GLADYS WILLIAMS, • � Statesboro pulled largent was LIEUTENANT COMMANDER of the The public is invited . at 13 better Smith·Tillman family I'FORapartment BE LK'S for certif.·ed values state president to conduct the On Monday evening, April 21, 'hE" club's three·vear scholar· Mortuary retary-trcasurer Rents for $75 per Box 611, Statesboro, or write in of the service. WILLIAM G. NEVILLE SR. reunion. I tend. :.rower Ave. e continued on page 8 memorial service. at the regular meeting of the ('hin to nursing school. charge NEIL. Phone Mrs. R. J. Rawleigh's Dept. m •• .. !month, 1-16-tfc. 5-8: 22: , IIIiI .. ,14-3498. 29-3tp. GAE-I04I-IOI.I' .....�