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ForSale--- FOil SALE-107 acres 60 cui Dedicated Tu The ' " And Bulloch ttvated all good land 25 to PHS boy Progress Of (State.sboro County bncco 6 cotton " - peanuts two XVI ESTABLISHED MARCH 26 small houses In (nlr Continued (rom I Veterans bel VOLUME 1937 condition page Cfll, \ hlch grve "Ii F A R M S rehubliltallo 1 10 NUMBER 44 F segregation 1 en Mrs M Brannen will be a women Ilnd ��':,':,�,CO B����le�n a�l :�IS�� who served FOR SALE-143 acres partly Price $10000 per acre ThIS IS member of the seruor class this Prince 1-1 I:lreslon the Rep military farces m within limits of nice small a JOSIAH ZETTE He has a A Inn gOod good buy straight average Plans for the 1956 celebration been charged WIth being neg measure of sec town 70 acres plow land and ROWER Inlv I 0 for this three years high school of 011 Progress Week October lectful and timid In the school eligIble Ihe 20 acres of open woodland pas Ifall dependenls and b work were discussed at the decision of f,cianes of ture WIth small pond Mostly FOR SALE-75 acres 20 acre 1420 segregation the deceased Preston re-elected to SOIl Fine for pond 50 10 60 cultivated meet rng Lind a schedule of events United States Supreme Court of Hagan VClcrn��e very good crops good He served as with 40 class president repeatedly says he Unit and livestock Tobacco and cot land very roomy five room for this area set up L H Young May 1954 In a series of stump runnmg On a 111 his freshman year reported platrorm Congress Votes; ton allotments Dwelling needs house about 7 miles city elee Gulf 011 Corporation of States speeches around Ihe district honesty and 11 County In the and sincelily In Attractive sur triclty water and sophomore year inforrna ment govern modernizing telephone bora Ga is 011 industry recently Elliott Hagun candl 10 Town water and Price $750000 JOSIAH ZETTE president ngam III the [unlor POInting h s five roundlngs uon area chairman date for Congress told his terms '" the FIve ne v schools ROWER year He IS active 11 Beta Club Georgia lIouse pavement audiences that Preston lived or Future Teachers FF A RepresentatIVes nnd one wins Only $850000 and the 011 Week this year term Senate Progress the FOR SALE� roo 11 house on WIthin walking distance of the State Senate carries to Glee Club He a Bulloch Is also member a led 757 feature natton Wide salute race; E CONE Will �almadge CHAS Grady Street good condition United Slates Courl n clares" of the 11 Supreme DUring y entire 3,893 basketball tea was and to the s 200000 service career of 23 Norlh Main St Dial 42217 country for two and never ruised public service selected to attcnd years there 'as Boys State station and their em at a Ihe First �'b�f�Jo��CE\6�ErOOOOO operators hls voice the Insldtous Single black Congressionnl District gave Prince 11 Alia ita summer against mark of Rep this where L H area poi tical SEE US FOR GOOD VALUES ployees Young declslon of 17 scandal }I P, eston a he vas segi egntion May against my sweeping endor sement fo) a SIxth tel m 'in F��a��dLE2ii13a5cr��re�Ob���ocu� elected councilman of chairrnnn said reCord No 1954 u itll faced WIth the neces body can FARMS WANTED-We need cotton 6 acres Price Toombs and was a candi buy Iho VOle he National 'I WIth peanuts City A team of state m Or n Congress uesday 40 county Unit special of to the First fluence of Elliott additional $5000 per acre JOSIAH ZET date for General on suy returning 1 listings particularly Comptroller mer volunteer members liaga otes out of the 44 In dustry District and IS not rh\) the disti ICt III the primar y elect Ion of fairly priced farms WIthin TEROWER the Nationalist explaining his enough mo ley n d ticket of the 011 attended this Ihere ester ten to twelve miles of Stales industry and to Ihe never will be day Elliott received the foui unit \ otes ..---- ;;; tlmidlty Then he adds Hagan 1 meeung and participated in dIS If the boro Joe Roberts Will serve as people people or Ihe 10m SCI even and Counties - included R T FlrSI Effingham FOR SALE Four old cussions They DIStrict Old ever to a sale year business manager (or the want that klnd of you go hog Brick House and 4 Remler Gulf all Hagan a Screven honesl Garage Panther He IS an Corporation County and sincere on this year reprcsentnt ve Saturday night? 1 he Landrace Her e IS the official tabulation rooms-2 I n e ssm n the Ior Bulloch bedrooms parlor vice chairman from Savannah Ineglect and bus a n County active 111 of HOMES parucipant also church Congress lhe Un ted sale scheduled here for ULLOCH COUNTY kitchen small dinette tile bath C R Pound Bulloch promised As a member of Stales Saturday � Pres Gray Hag Tal Thomp and work County then I ask them to WIth shower 011 heat two air community ,farmer elect me chairman of Statesboro market Congress I shall work day and 10 (44) 109 3 3 398 14 A REAL BUY the Dernocratlc Pr �mkhole condltioning units rockwool In On In the winners I er for Sinclair Com night on Ihe national level to mary sulatlon aluminum announcmg Refining September 12 (45) 107 1 29 117 20 Six good SIzed rooms and bath awnings the of �elstel E Lee Carteron general pany John Mathers of Sinclair represent people Georgia on nice corner lot Less than shape _ Lockhai t (46) 75 5 9 89 3 manager of the Southeastern Company from At In seeking to repeal the effect two years old FHA approved ��useone �n9��gd M�S�OS�� Ref'inlng County livestock growers as of this Briai Patch 157 10 37 172 Small down Price Fair operung at Lakewood Park lanta who WIll work (segregation) decision (47) 34 payment l"OR SALEl-Slx room house District health Sallie Zetterower FOI about $6 950 00 Atlanta on September 27 ex F lying Squadron and work and guarantee to the states the favors twenty five years Hagan (48) 126 4 32 132 with asbestos siding aJuml Hagan 27 plained that the FSIr IS co With county chnirrnans In this right to operate our own schools these purebred sales have been CHAS E CONE num awnings waJl to wall Statesbor 0 (1209) 2311 35 320 2108 527 III accordance With customs operaling WIth the area and held on 23 North Main St Dial 422 17 carpeting ltvlng and dining Georgia special days set aside board meets P.T.A. meets tradltions He continued So Bay (1340) 139 0 12 147 5 room air con Chamber of Commerce G A senes of county meetmgs Completely eorgra but never on won t highest ditloned Will sell cheap Phone JUlllor Chamber of Commerce WIll be held in this area during there be any mistake let parity Brooklet (1523) 328 20 78 396 30 A HOUSE FOR COLORED t Jomt of the local The Sallie Zetterower PTA me C C Major 2734 5 10 tic and the GeorgIa Department of meeting the first two weeks m Septem tell ) ou right now that A guarantee of Emitt boards of pnces equal (l547) 89 3 18 108 EducatIon In health of District Executive Committee met on for 011 EllIott IS to 100 the SlY rooms and bath Just com l"OR SALE-Three three sponsoring thIS ber 10 finalize plans Hagan against any per cent of large Seven was par Iy ror Blitch held Thursday after I rlday August 31 and eslab efforts on Ihe of the Federal (1575) 119 4 42 149 pleted Just off Blitch Street bedroom brick veneer homes program to spotlight the 1m Progress Week events part farm products Landrace ASSOCiation and owner noon mcludlng hve near new school Terms August 30 at the Health hshed the operatIng committees Government Portal tile baths gas duct heattng portance of the teachmg pro Attendmg the meetmg from to destroy states stock has been advocated of the f,ve entered (1716) 244 10 82 261 Center Statesboro for 195657 The first by eIghty hogs CHAS E CONE system large lots nice sec (esslon and to the regular Statesboro were the rIghls by legISlatIon or court Eilloit recogmze followmg Hagan Screven m Nevtls 152 4 30 of the PTA Counly the sale for Parker s Stock (1803) 181 tion Loans already approved of and meetmg WIll be held and whIch are to farmer and 23 North Main St Dial 4 22 I 7 leadershIp qualitIes boys Those th,s people companies they ruhngs deSIgned bUSinessman who IS See 01 eaJl A S DODD JR attendmg meeting on 10 at 8 m IS at mto the Monday September at upset the a candIdate for yards p September girls gOll1g teachmg to diSCUSS health matters relat represent friendly relatIonshIp Congress 10 t 2471 or 4 9871 5 3 tic 730 m m the school audl Totals 3956 99 profeSSIon P C R Pound J R Summer between races In the South First !Q� felt that llIght would 692 3893 to the dIStrict health District Hagan said In Saturday mg pro Lonum The Will REAL ESTATE meetmg begm E J Smclalr Olher major which last be a time when gram were Mr H P Womack Register Refmmg programs speeches week thai It s everyone Fulure Teacher winners WIll on l"��te�AL�N���!:;� l0t;.�� pron ptly time and close H P Jones Jr M D Hagan former of the tIme for CITY PROPERTY LOANS Dr John Mooney Jr and Mr Company l)'Iember hIgh the Un Icd Siaies whether they be buyers or spec new school sectton new be honor guests at a luncheo I at 8 30 m of promptly p Warren L H Gulf 011 Georgia Legislature has In hiS Government to Rufus Anderson Bulloch Young be GIV more a uIck ScrvIce- homes Reasonable ces terms of the Atlanta Jumor Chamber County 19 enloy good hog -Q pI J GIlbert Cone campaign Include the attentIon to If Board of Heallh Mr Olar The first WIll be or CorporatIon follOWing the needs of needed See Ot call A S of Commerce on 27 meetmg essman CURRY INSURANCE September Pure A B Mc Conlll1ued of Ihe Congl Preston The Willner AGENCY DODD JR Rountree Dr Herbert Frost and zatlOnal With 011 Company support American farmers nnd less to 5 3 tic WIll ride In a Fa r gnn PrJ nnnly They bIg Om A B DaVIS An crlean UnIt 111 the 15 Courtland Street Mr W 0 Emanuel Mrs R L Cone Jr m gald County Syslem foreign countnes �hlch reoch parade at 730 that and PhIllIps charge FOR SALE-2 bedroom home evemng o I J W KeIth Jr Democratic Guarantee out for our Board of Heallh Mr of Ihe al d Company Prll11ary dollars v th one hand FOR SALE - Three later VIII be entertamed County program Mrs Tom bedroom located at 615 East by McCall 66 of 100 cent of and Grady B T Co vart W A B PhIllips per parlly for With the e nbrace home Close In lot on Sireet 0 Keefe Evans County Martin eha rman of the oth.£r.hnnd Shady Owner leavmg town HIgh School of Chamberof Friday W W Brannen Sta lda dOli prices farm communism Commerce Board of Health and Mr products paved street Immed ate possessIon For de September 28 has been des Joe hospItal ty commIttee as offICIal g NeVille Co npa ly cludllg I vestock He has said Insurance taIls see FRANCIS TRAPNELL naled Future county attorney I ostess for the even ng Refresh repeatedly Ih�l EIV OF Curry Agency Teachers Day at Reduction I HOME SMITH TILLMAN MOR11JARY CItIzens of Statesboro and Bulloch are or Reprcsentallvcs from of Federal mcome he IS 111 favor of County Phone PO 42825 call 4 2878 9 13 Representing the local and n ents VIII be served after tl e adjacent redl clng fore iJ 2tp the Southeastern Fair and a !c nv led to the new co 1t es vere as follows taxes for mddlc and low In aid ng Open House at home of the Smith TIllman the dlstr ct health at n Mrs HUnter Also he advocates a re Mortuary formerly FOR SALE-FIve luncheon WIll feature Fl ture departments eetlng Robertson to make G ce Johnston home on drive FOR SALE-New three bedroom purebred reg n L small In Savannah Avenue The home has been thiS were Dr Hubert ella rna 1 of the Effl1gha County mcludlng ductlOn federal inComes laxes completely renovated and Will be ISle red Spotted Poland Chllla Teachers IVlnners and dIS meeting membersillp one-day asbestos home Close 10 Ihe Siding Burns Gulf JenkinS opcn public and IS and 16 from 2 m 8 m are two months U KlI1g medical director DIS comn Uee \\ III be prese lt With County 1 Saturday Sunday September p to p All In pigs old and weigh tmgu shed educators Georgm R H Reeves Gulf Wheeler II I!!!!! •••• • nvltcd to the new 50 to 55 tnet Seve 1 Mrs Thelma Aaron secretarial to enroll mem III!!!!1 mspect place II1g pounds each W,ll The Chamber of Co n help Curry Insurance Agency GeorglB COl W J Futral S nclalr sell for $2500 each If mtereSled Dlstnct Supervisor of Public bers and Issue 195657 nember nty Phone PO 4-2825 mercc WIll present a plaque to contact ALWAYNE BURNSED Heallh Nl Mr Jack sl cards Too nbs County S J Hemler each gIrl and boy Inscrlbcd to rsmg p FOR SALE-NelV three bed at NeVIls Ga Phon... TEMPLE Whelchel DIStrict son Gulf Evans County W V denote the honor achIeved Director of room veneer wrlle care of Last Ihe Sail e Zeuer Strickland Texas brick home WIth Public Health Samtatlon Mr year SHS �1;;:;bO�� o 'er Blue on Devils Located School set a 1956 carport large RF�t� Earl Lee Public Health Sam record by Others present were A H open corner lot 3� I men be s out of nclalr Com • • tarlan Bulloch Cou ty Mr enrolllllg Hanson S Refining B. . 303 fa 1 Curry Insurance Agency C James Hal den Public lies Th s year the a m pany Macon John Mathers and ROOL Heallh Phone PO 4 2825 ROOFING orgamzes IS 100 San tana 1 per cent n e 1bershlp LanIer C 1cla r Refln ONE WEEK SPECIAL Evans Ca dler Lloyd ng Dues are f cents season - in FOR SALE Three bedroom Effingham COl 1I1es Mrs Em fty per person Company Atlanta football 65 POUNDS Douglas $2 45 IS to ho se stOI room ma MalShburn Publ c Everyone urged attend the Chatham County cha rman large age 55 POUNDS $2.25 M.D.A.A. Health l8Jge lot A,allabJe limned ate chapter Nurse Emanuel neet g and JOin Fred L DaVIS Jr fro 11 Amen 45 POUNDS County Mrs Can Illal{e down $190 Iy payment Mrs ClulSe Sn th of EdIth Durden Publ c liealth can 0 I Company the West Ihe 195657 the and assume plesent loan with DUring sessJon R T Remlel J T H WALTER ALDRED CO Side co was nn led Nurse Candler Mrs ckey of month nmulllty COUlty P 1 A to the school co 1 House at paymcnts $5150 pel WEST MAIN ST gave J Ba STATESBORO preSIde 1t of the Bulloch Anne Brewton Publ c lIealth and S Icy Gulf 0,1 Cor Open or refinance County s del able equip 1 ent IIlclud 19 a chapter of the Muscular Nurse Evans County Mrs poratlo 1 F B Lanier The CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY • • stage Cl rta 1 With S de d apes Dystlophy ASSOCiatIOns of Josephine Shearouse I bllc 1 ex us Company George frent Phone PO 4 2825 a water cooler a H F record Smi th. ha 11 Tillman America at U e lIzollonal Health Nurse Eff ngham C N Ccotl H V Hagan orga County player a paper cutter a fine Joh 1 H Deason Har ____ meetlllg held at the Recreation The orgal1lzatJo 1 of Dlslnct y F Mc ------1"01' Rent tape recorder a proJecllon R enter on of thiS week Seven was discussed Actio, vas Coy and Lanagan Pure 001 FOR SALE-A lovely 3 bedroom Tuesday screen a film Other taken strip projector F D Ho vden brick veneer offIcers nan cd al e Dr by the boards concern Company Shell 15-16 home With ga ng two sc ence kits and complete 6eptember attached Like ne\\ Can Fleldmg Russell and Dean personnel matters fmances and Petroleum Company Norman A rage F��m�Np�t;;,�tge tile bath venetian bllllds for class every McGee Southland stove and refllgerator and Baxter vice preSidents Mrs ord nances relatlllg to can 011 Co all room In the bUild ng Some of �� g:!.';�;s����'troga���n$ll�9�a�� vater heater DODD APART Roy Kelly secretary and BIll 1 unIty samlatlOn of Savannah the last are stoll be 19 Installed section well Ian MENT North Main St CaU or Keith I v The 0 growing Large treasurer 0110 ng the 1 eetllg 11em Industry mfor nat on see A S scaped lot WIth trees DODD JR at 4 2471 Comm DrastIcally Present at the lal bers of the Boards of Health OffIcers for 195657 are Uce conSists of a senes 01 4 9871 organlzatlo John reduced for Immediate sale 5 3 tic of meet ng vere MISS Maude their Wives and staff me nbers Mooney preSIdent Mrs E B local public relatIOns com PHONE 4 9909 312 Jewel Drive WhIte of e mltteEs lOR RENT-4 roo 11 unfurn shed Dr Russell Lewell II health departmenls were Stubbs v ce preSident MISS of Oilmen and women ______9_6_t_fc apartment at 206 South Ak 15 Mrs enterta led whose IS to v Zet Joe Fletcher Mrs at an outdoor supper Maxann Foy correspondlllg purpose tell ho FOR SALE-House with 2 Ave Completely pr vate KeIth Mrs Mary Bray Leodel by Dr and Mrs KlIlg secretary and Mrs Charles well the r com liulllties are ft In condition 3661terower10 JUst reduco sq good aled tI roughout Coleman Mrs Clulse Sm th Hollar treasurer served by Amenca s 011 busl cated 418 South Marn St with $4000 per month Phone DR MISS Sara Hall Mrs Roy Kelly ness to to gam support for can living 100m dilling 100m R J HOLLAND at 4 2724 Mrs R r Aaron Dr H d tlOns under which oa 1 kitchen breakfast 100m 3 bed 816 tfc U J R ROSS HAS 20 YEAR they and continue to be rooms den 1 bath 3 porches KlIlg MIke GoldWire SAFETY RECORD privately large carport Also has disap Mr GoldWire formerly of managed fully competitive and States J R Ross Route 2 pearrng stairway for storage In boro atten d ed t h e meet States flllanclally sound attic Lifetime roof rOOms meet In boro a driver for the Insulated mg to aSSIst III the orgal1lza Macon Grey and alr front and conditioned gas and back porch ThiS IS an lion of the hound Lmes has achIeved a local chapter Mr FERTILIZER VALUE GROWS oil heat Phone 4 2764 JOHN 20 ear s upstairs apartment Rents for GoldWire IS executive The Georgia Federallon of y a ftceyre ord L secretary Fertilizer prices have ad JACKSON 2 16 tic $4500 a month Call A In M of the Southeast dlStr ct Busmess and ProfeSSIonal Wo 11 recogl1ltlon of havrng vanced only 13 per cent smce NOTE I WIlt consider a SELIGMAN at 4 2241 an s driven more 8 16 tfc Clubs Inc WIll convene at than 1236000 mIles 1935 whIle the prices of all without a 1------Wesleyan College Macon on preventable aCCident ::aJlp�����sa: p::t �rsm�not;: other Items farmers buy have WHEELER, September 7 for the fall board Driver Ross has been awarded JOHN L JAC {SON APARTMENTS L��!�;�!leOfDo� ��sw�:O\�� advanced 125 per cent 111 tI e 17th 5t and whIte n ale neet ng WIth Mrs Rosebud a merchandISe prize -Savannah Beach Ga bne Crippled Mc same period Ralph Wehunl One half block from foot Any mformatlon Cormick of Cordele state He IS on the Macon Savannah beach please presl Agricultural ExtenSion Service calt MISS JUNE dent FOR RENT-NIce HARGROVE presldmg The SCSslon W II Bungalow on at 4 agronomISt-so Is and fertIlizers L���he� b�;���� 2831 I tc the entire large 101 ThIS home has one c���il� day Saturday says Lounge-Free Parkmg Close to and ru the bedroom room breakfast through nOn at Statesboro Club v II hvrng all attractIOns Sunday be 1 _ nook WIth kItchen Reasonable rates whIch tIme the furmshed bUSIness of the represented M ss Aln a PHONE 9123 ------by Hop cated on 830 9tc Ser'VI'ces Icover Small gram may be North federat on College LSOt VIII be d spensed V th per chairman of grazed --- the News Serv Rent $6500 month and e moderately for SIX to e per tI FederatIon FoundatIon Ice CommIttee Mrs ght FOR ASK R M Johnson and weeks w th RENT-Two rOOm furl1lsh BENSON how to WIll be htlle or no reductIon formally presented by MISS Hopper VIII leave here H�h�n� .?�i:::'F m gram YIeld accordmg to Col and return andd r:fr���':'.��� 6�scthl�atra��,e ExtenSIon FOR RENT-We have two two vate entrance AvaIlable �iil;��a��E��:s�'ky�r �:sc:��ett!�O��n �:�;;;'�; �r�d ��I��:y :g:;���� Sep MamIe K �;:'"c�f a���'��I��e bedroom apartmenls located tember I PHONE 42738 823 tfc Taylor Miss Frances 01 on North St Rent ver Mrs Odessa lie son and College $5000 FOR MEN'S TOP per month RENT-Large bedroom FHA LOA N S MISS Stella Akm QUALITY TWill beds reasonable price On I Seaman Saturday cvenll1g Dr H�h�n� 4°�i�fF MRS FORBES 4 2925 � Williams IMPORTED SUEDE JACKETS FOR RENT-Large bedroom Attorney at Law Mgr�n� �o�rdr.:,I!��onN��'���a�r�f FOR RENT-2 bedroom home on and room - hvmg completely 28 Selbald St Phone 42117 Bus ness and Professlo 1al Worn Top. W Ih men I The c1a.se nice lot In AndersonVille on furmshed Hide everywhere a bed 111 en s Clubs Will hVlllg on Pro - South St Rent $52 50 room Statesboro speak .uede n h College Stove and 111 Georgia lackel newly Inlerpreled gh month refngerator gram Coord natIOn and You- per kItchen Close to town and Salhe colors Ihe old The Membersh Dr plus .Iandby dark 10ne.1 HILL & OLLIFF Zetterower School 319 Savan p MIles s a w Ih wlI1d I Phone 4-353 I nah Avenue Call JIMMY GUN past preSIdent of 1I e Alabama Styled ghl knll collar cull. and J M TINKER FederatIon and of - 9 her local walSlband lIned wllh .01 n finISh T_E_R_a_t_4_3_4_1_4 __ FOR RENT-2 bedroom fur 6_tf_c Tuscallosa lully CONSULTING Club She IS as 159l FOR FORESTER I IlIshed apartment Located in RENT-Four room unfur rayon Experlly 10 lored A lerr I c I 46' �I Slstant to the Dean of School buy Sizes 36 AndersonvIlle on South mshed garage apartment WIth INDEPENDENT TIMBER College of BUSiness S 181 48 .50 water heater AdmlnlStrat on at longl In fUll no ... .,. cho cool 9 ey St Rent $55 00 per month Equlped for gas CRUISER or electnc the U of Alabama HILL & OLLIFF stove Also 2 room lIverSlty and furnashed 10 Vine St _ Statesboro Go IS assOCiated With Phone 4 3531 apartment With private her husband III the entrance and private bath Gas OffIce Phone PO 4 2261 operation of the Colonml FOR RENT-2 bedroom apart heat ElectriC stove refrigerator School of Dance at Tuscallosa � Residence PO 4 9484 ment on North and hot water heater I Walnut St Adults 1______On Sunday mornmg the de BElK TARGET VALUES ARE TOP VALUES Rent 00 month 446 South Main $40 per only PHONE votlOnal WIll be 111 4 35.92 charge of HILL & OLLIFF Itp A S DODD JR MISS � WATCH fOR THEM-YOU U SAVEl Frances Oliver past state Phone 4 3531 Real ESlate pres dent of the GeorglD Federa tlon CASH YOUR OR RENT-4 apartments 10 Wanted MORTGAGE LOANS FHA PAYROLL CHECKS AT BELK S WE WELCOME There \\111 THE cated on South Mam St Close GI-CONVENTIONAL-FARM be so 11e clubs I UP"'Olll UNifY TO PERI FOR i--- _ fIfty ORM THIS SERVICE V0tf� a town Rent $35 00 to $45 00 over the state represented at WANTED-Four whIte curb HOMES FOR SALE per month thiS board meetlllg girls Age 16 or over Apply Dodd Subdivision FHA HILL & OLLIFF Mrs Mmn e Lee Johnson In person at AL S STEAK Phane 4-3531 Approved preSIdent of the BELK'S HOUSE Stalesbo 0 club DEPARTMENT STORE (formerly WIll 23 N Main St _ be Ihe Stale en U S Phone 42471 RecordIng I 301 south) san7'INgeltflce NORTH MAIN ST GA Secretary for the meeting and STATESBORO Editorials WORLD EXAMPLE Meditation

But much of the time they go about favors, NforThis Invest in our C. of C. doing extending courtesies, offering help, showing extreme consideration, far and be­ • Week The Statesboro Chamber of their duty. And for these yond THE REV. J. W. Commerce "kicks off" its annual By GROOMS things we commend them. drive for 1956-57 on membership This week comes an opportunity THE COMFORT OF PRAYER. no trouble Tuesda.y morning, September 18. to commend them for the good TEXT: "Be careful for nothing, This week in West Virginia fuct in Tennessee is meet­ at all. Clinton is Members will at Mrs. but in everything by prayer and Governor Marvin Griffin wus' expected' gather will have to States­ II c. n they brought with with the of flf­ traditionally aRe pub at supplication, thanksgiving, ing governors Bryant's Kitchen 7 :30 that boro as a on U. S. States, The and during the War major city let your request be made known teen other Southern stronghold for breakfast after which Between the States this portion morning 301, a principal North­ unto God." Phlilplans 4:6. problem of school integration Highway on the side is not officially on the agenda of Tennessee fought they will give the city a real South tourist route. "Prayer Ii the rope up the can bet bottom of the Northern stotes. we it and it but you your to member­ belfry: pull rings see what is "going-over" renew Theil' thoughtfulness and cour­ dollar thut this will be one of lt is easy to going the bell up in heaven," so said and secure new members. under dis­ to in the other states in ships and consideration make one Christmas the the primary problems happen tesy Evans, great this martini law is cussion. the South as The 1955-56 membership was think well of our com­ Welsh preacher. To know that family clamped down upon us. The 200. A the size the bell rings, and to have its One or the real problems approximately city munity, and that's good. executives is people of Alabama, of Mississip­ music flood our lives, this is in­ facing these chief of Statesboro should have more pi. of Georgia and of South deed a comfort to Christians. the usc of the National Guard not or the races Carollna will submit. than 300 members in the organi­ This then Is our first thought, to force integration schools. If the I do not believe that the mem­ zation to do the most for that of the comfort of prayer: in the public designed usc the Guard of the National It was Iun governors fail to bers Georgia the citizens who live here. 1. THE to (Ix their TO INDIVIDUAL. to maintain order then the Guard are going What a never falling source of Government will send in my town. I do not At a recent meeting of the or­ Federal bayonets comfort prayer lsi The history of to force the people of Ihe believe that the Georgia Nn­ the voted The menfolk were conspicious troops ganization membership each Individual Christian and of South to violate the very prm­ tional Guard is going to drive their absence. But that is their amount of and unanimously to engage a full-time by the comfort ciples or the Southern way of down South Main Street in the few men blessedness he has' received Sherman tanks and secretary-manager to handle the loss as testified by life. help destroy could be almost accurately the way of life by which Ihey who attended the performance of IT IS HARD for me 10 believe many duties which come within The Editor's recorded by a statement of his have lived. men I know who wear Fail' Lady Fall F'ashions" pre­ habits of All that the the realm of Chamber of Com­ "My prayer. Christians, I DO NOT BELIEVE that the uniform of the Georgia Na­ sented the Woman's Club at young and old. In every walk of is unchristian. I do merce work. by tional Guard would march segregation Smith-Tillman ilfe. Christians of all ages and mother and McCroan Auditorium last week. Main Street in not believe that my A. B. of ail classes kinds down South �ortuary McDougald, president Chair under ail of be­ to shoulder my falher and their parents had fun. Uneasy circumstances have tested and Statesboro shoulder the And the race organization, urges all present ladyfolk and fore them were idiots and have attested to the wonderful with fixed bayonets deny members to, be to' renew And all were entertained. of this haters as they are depicted by ready around on the hot streets, of the citizens community 694 Saratoga Street, comforting power prayer. Yankee I believe Ihat Mrs. J. O. the to freedom of the press. their membership when members Narrated by Johnston, East Boston 28, Mass. We selected Hodges' "Slnce I said Dr. right speech Motel began," Pay­ the men and women of the South or the of freedom of as­ show became alive 1956 for our of abode during son, when a to right call them. the fashion August 12. place student." beg a of life by which upon I can hardly understand developed way Honorable William A. Bowen, our stay. It was a most fortunate God's blessings on studies, sembly. Invites the Public The of Statesboro is and went off with a flair. The my the the white and Negro could live . find growth Mr. how these men could Cordially on our' I have done more in one week Mayor, City of Statesboro, selection part, in the South and live out over. models were all at home stomach to mount huge tanks together spilling all perfectly 341 Savannah Avenue, Hodges and members of his than the whole year before." each with around the Bul­ in harmony and peace us Mr. when real and line them And this does not in the fashions furnished by Mr. Statesboro, Georgia. family treated 'royally'. Martin'Luther, pressed Most of the growth just loch Courthouse Square the other. Negro dear Mr. Hodges took us on a very heavy with his task County My Mayor: • gigantic believe as I do It is and the Minkovitz of H. Minkovitz and enforce martial law at the people I know happen. promoted reel that tour of his said: "1 have so much to do I and My husband and I interesting planta­ race can better of a Federal district that the Negro Chamber of Commerce is the Sons. The of the show was to a tobacco warehouse cannot without three discretion purpose we would be most ungrateful tion, get along it remains a free It is hard. to believe that itself only as to us while hours a in These judge. for. the which re­ fulfilled to tile satisfaction of the indeed if we did not write to and auction, help day praying." force to work to the spearhead plans these men would close our and independent some of the most some of the time. It men, as have all faithful the the bene­ you about away its own welfare as a race, sult in our progress. sponsors and library, stores, our churches, and our for fine people we have never seemed to be a bother to Christians. found the comfort of , outstanding and What have these members If are a member-renew! is well on its of be­ at' public places of assembly you ficiary, way ever met. These fine people are him to drive us into town any there is in prayer. to of our citizens the Supreme Court accomplished to the march jail any If are not a ail' conditioned for the all residenls of your lovely City time, allow us generous that you member-join! coming 2: TO THE RACE. What who such a move. God by lhis ruling segregation use of his for all our protested of Statesboro, Ga. telephone am afraid to Invest in and have a of the comfort and of its pa­ has been to the in­ forbid that such an action could must end? I say part enjoyment business etc. His motel prayer While driving through your calls, Court this dividual it has been to the race, ever be taken in our t.own and that this by ruling of this trons. was one nicest and great progress community, on Sunday, July 29. we were of the city Think what volumes of prayer God forbid that such an action has ended the progress being the Woman's to be in­ cleanest we at on our the best in the nation. We commend- unfortunate enough stopped our race in have to God! Its com­ could ever be taken made by Negro Our The food in his gone up anywhere as­ volved in a slight accident. .entire trip. of the nation and Formal who Club and the members power to the race cannot in our nation, many sections One of the restaurant was forting cal' was damaged. delicious, nicely areas this ad­ sumed the of be over estimated. It has been indeed in many responsibility putting in our car her tooth prepared, and served by pleasant ON THIS VERY such Opening put night or girls the source of untold blessed­ vancement has been retarded on Mr. Your Chief of and sociable all these little the show. We commend her lip. girls, action has been taken in other more than a decade. out the vote through ness to the multitudes of the set back for They got with Police, Ben F. Allen, who in­ things sure added up to make Minkovitz for cooperating earth, It is well and right for us states. On this very night men vestigated the accident was the our stop-over more pleasant and IN MANY AREAS while and in the fashions. to widen our prayers to include and women in whole counties them furnishing kindest and most considerate enjoyable. We certainly will distrust and suspect each a and one others besides ourselves. Not have been denied their to Negro They did good job that recommend his motel and right We commend all who had a part man we have ever been highly other. Men, white and black, to do that is a selfish prayer peaceful assembly. On this very of their New Location needs being done each election privileged to meet. The chief restaurant to all our friends who have lived together and in making the project successful. and a selfish prayer will not night men and women have seen went out of his way to bring traveling south. worked together Ior generations day. It is that other help us much. destroyed by tanks and guns the hoped organiza­ this girl to the Bulloch County Mr. .James S, Jr. and now find themselves in a period And for it we commend the Taylor principles by which they have tions will follow the lead taken for treatment. He made his mechanics were most OUR SECOND THOUGHT is or and uncertainty, All Hospital seen their Iarnllies reared for suspicion members of the Statesboro Junior all to have our courteous nnd efficient and did a Are this is true because men arrangements __ simply by the Woman's Club 111ld help question, you getting generations. Gone is their right car towed to a and COIl­ in their to comfort out of and women of little understand­ Chamber of Commerce, affec­ garage everything power prayer? to freedom of with their to air condition choice, gone is , psoject tacted the insurance agent for hasten the repair work on our ing have usurped the power of tionally known as the "Jaycees." lt is sincerely hoped that you their right fa freedom of speech, Savannah Avenue and East Main our us. CRr so we would not be de- our states. Street library. find it a sovereign are, that you every day gone is their right to freedom Yesterday they provided trans­ We did not want to continue ab- layed any longer than, source of help and comfort in of assembly and everywhere bi­ If the Supreme Court has the the neces­ we to voter without home without having solutely necessary, For this our portation every life. But if you are not finding gots of race hatred shout from power to integrate schools, sary repairs made on our car. nrc most and would a who asked fOI' a to grateful it such a blessing it is well to the pages of the press nil over it has the power to integrate way, it, way we would be de­ We thought highly recommend him and his to We thanks learn the reason. the nation that these men and church, lf it has the power the here in Statesboro. one but as it for all kinds of polls say layed just day, fellow workers our church it has thf' One reason may be Is that you women who dare protest this integrate our car was not ready all cars and for their These young men were not con­ happened repairs . to our social ac­ are not keeping particular place destruction of their freedoms power integrate for us until Wednesday after­ courtesy and consideration. and cerned about for whom the voters owes thanks to the with Christ. You fail to meet him are evil folk who would tivities and on and on does this 'I'he county I. destroy Saturday noon, August Sunday Mr. Sorrier, the insurance and as a at the appointed place. If you the veri country in which they power go grow huge they gave the transportation were Georgia Historical Commission Chief Allen realized that from agent and his adjuster to the live. Some have even called these cancer which will eventually were regularly go meeting to were interested on­ for the historical marker tourists so far from home in their vote-they providing Savannah, did everything Southern men and women us, without their place he will be found by you who destroy at a complete loss to settlement for in a for voters now on our Courthouse power arrange there. in your habits protest this action of Federal I would never stand idly by ly providing way standing car. He saw to it that we had Irregularity us. did far more than They they of be the reason control the tools of Hitler and and watch a child persecuted to to the were to all who to a restaurant prayer may you get polls. They just Square proclaiming transportation were to do in order to obliged no comfort out of Stalin. regardless as to the color of his also to motel longer get Vote!" will read it that OUl' was ror dinner and any for us. "Getting-Out-The- county_ ttxpedite matters skin. I do not know a single 15th and 16th of our choice. The Chief told prayer. IN THE BORDER states of For all these we are September It's a worthy project and one created in 1796 and that it was things Also, maybe you are over­ Negro person whom I would not us he would be most happy 10 felt that Tennessee and Kentucky where most grateful. We you strained with labors of lire. You make every effort to protect of the named for Archibald Bulloch and to us at hour these riots have broken deserving community's ap­ be or service any would be to out only particularly pleased are too hurried to with Irom harm. I do not know a or and not to hesi­ stop a few members of the and that our first officers were of day night hear that we consider all mem­ Negro proval applause. county God a little. The have single person in my community we trans­ things you race are affected, tate to call if needed bers of Little trouble Charles McCall Jr., sheriff'; An­ your police organiza­ in hand seems to be so if he was important was in these areas. portation anywhere, tion, without exception, to be expected In Continued on page 6 dres E. Clerk of of his that you must give them at­ Well, Superior not right there anyone the all ex­ highest calibre, tention, No v 'onder fail to Two o'clock in too . you the Afternoon to Clerk of In­ officers would be only glad and con­ Court; George Elliott, tremely courteous out of You A commendation to be get comfort prayer, to assist us. These proved far what their ferior Francis siderate, beyond cannot to Christ Hazel leaves Court; Well, was most give yourself no idle words. He duties demand. Creasy England of James to until you possess yourself. Register Probate; Bird, considerate in allowing us Chief Allen has been in This week we are ex­ only I to take lime for publishing whenever we had to, for beg you and Carrott Williams, wait, a short time, we understand, Surveyor, prayer. It will with cerpts from a letter written by a adjusters, mechanics, etc., in surely help you. many wonderful memories Coroner. on 6 tourist to Mayor Bill Bowen in his office rather than to stand ConUnued page o'clock the Bulloch County has a rich more 'is expected of us. By HAZEL CREASY in which the tourist commends mem­ eight Do we take for the evening historical and one granted background EDITOR'S NOTE-This is the fourteenth of a series of articles bers police force for Thru the l's blessings that arc ours? Or do of_our which should be and of written Miss Hazel kept alive, we by Creasy, of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. courtesies and take time to sit down alone daughter consideration he Sr. of which this marker will help. with God for a period of time? Creasy Nevils, will cover her trip as an International and members of his family were It would be well Farm Youth 10 russell for us to Exchange delegate England and Wales. She was shown while forced to spend some vIrgInIa dwell at length on the fact that one of the county's leading 4-H Club members, having held six the seasons are a de­ offices in her time in changing local club and served as and of Statesboro. heaven for the cool can't learn and can president secretary "Thank hardly keep to us; but that because God the us light county 4-H Club council. She was twice state We are to our Back with one their sweet. champion In prone give local weather," said lady. tempers never we are able to changes frozen foods and was an alternate E. "You'll be Farmers are usually glad for national winner in the project J. �Jake' Smith Mrs. E. Grant a fit for done 01' Another said, have the of mind to Sr. police things peace enjoy one She fall because it the year. received the honor that can Tillman, brings highest come to a 4-H wishing for warm weather be­ these seasons. undone which do not For the several weeks we harvest. be in that of Muster things please past fore winter is over." They may disap­ girl Georgia. 4·H member. us. make a case us have been two in pointed in the results but they They against missing things The first said, "I won't IN FOUR DAYS I will leave the lady want it done for and long sand beds and slippery roads ". for and we our me. finally As an blow our the song of the if icicles hang off England. IFYE we was speeding top. neighborhood, complain for another chance to start over delegate, have, I amused to find I'm so tired of this hot weather," I' leave with some wonderful They give us a parking meter bird and the that people here think that our mocking dog packs again. memories of the Doubtless most of us feel n English people roads are all ticket and we scream. ask on our lawn and in our In fact, most of us are glad super highways. They neighbor­ the whose and their way of life. sympathy for ledy for this because we seem the roads here are much us to our at change Actually keep dog home and hood. endurance of the heat was about mother to weary of the same old thing. Today my English better surfaced than ours. I have we fuss and fume. caution This week both are back worn out. prepared a dinner They with Our thoughts naturally turn very special been on only two roads that who for me, Very traditional-old us about running through stop us. So on last Saturday morning. to our brothers and sisters didn't have a hard surface. I too felt a new zest for life. live near the of our English style complete with and we our dander We welcome the of the equator I have learned quite a few of signs get up. song out of the roast beef and Yorkshire It was not hard to jump earth and never enjoy the traditions since I This bid of English They go about doing their bird. bed and to the kitchen, seasons as we know them. pudding. kindness is duty mocking hurry They have been here. Namely to ride so of all the families I and when it interferes with our we A cool weather breakfast of have hot and hot wet typical We can't say welcome the only dry, comfortably on the left side of broiled bacon and and Per­ have lived with during my apple slices, weather--day night. stay the road without fear of a col­ comings and we which in our since personal going dog packs gather fried hit the are for the rain April. eggs spot. Every haps they glad lision, to call elevators "lifts," rant for their badge. member of the remem­ and when it and Eng I and usually yard. family glad stops per­ judges to blow an Americans English fox hunting bered to "I my never known a dif­ by the movies say, enjoyed haps having they horn, and to drink hot tea at without prompting ference feel not incon­ see and by American tourists. breakfast," great Attend least four times each day. I have The Bulloch Herald or lying. venience by their climate. Consequently there are many .. also developed an appreciation Establlshed March 1937 - Publlshed the time the reaches Then our kinsmen in the far misconceptions about the Ameri­ 26, Every Thursday By paper for English policemen and the subscriber's home, our hot north whose seasons are can way of life. Some of these light the double-decked buses. COLEMAN weather will be back and dark know no fall weather are that Americans have LEODElL probably plenty Have learned to live Dedicated to of quite the Progress for a while, but neverthe­ as we know it. Their dark, cold money and do very little Editor again comfortable without corn bread, us. winters in and for months work, and that all farms of Statesboro less fall is upon set Church are fried Vine Street nnd chicken, blackeyed peas. 9 East Who will be sorry? Not the they see no I ight. How many of like ranches and that everything turnip greens, hamburgers, iced Bulloch County mothers, if the street poll in a us would last a dark season is mechanized to the last de­ Statesboro, Georgia of tea, rice, and hot biscuits. recent Atlanta Journal is shut in a low, gree. When I mentioned that the a.lJy through up To all to size of of you who helped at the Post Office 88 Matter of the Second Class on indication. All were asked If, windowless home with the average Iarm in Geor­ ICnterecl Statesboro, Georgia smoky. make this visit is exchange pos­ "Are you glad school has members of our family and all Your gia cpproximately 103 acres, January 31, 1946. under Act of Oongresa, March 3, 1887 sible, I would like to say a great started?" In varying degrees in one room? Perhaps, spiritually people were always surprised. - big "thank You." rrom "Heavens, Yes!" on down these people possess a depth that Another facl that THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1956 interested The International Farm Youth each was glad to get the kids we with so much never attain. Choice them was that one-third of Exchange program is built on SUBSCRIPTION out of her hair and out from Surely we who enjoy such a America is It RATElS dry. is often taken the belief that understanding under her feet. climate as ours (with the de­ for - granted that we all In the State: 1 Year $3.00. 2 Year. $5.50 Out of State: 1 Year $3.50. 2 Years $0.50 smoke people by living and working Teachers are glad for fall lightful and varying seasons) Sunday and drink. with to find out their Plus Sales Tax to them, Georgia weather because a room full of have a greater obligation our The last one I shall mention attitudes and problems in life hot, tired, TV-weary children fellowman and to God. Surely is the roads. of Thinking all is the best basis for world peace. The Bulloch Herald-Page 4 Stilson News Statesboro, GeOl'gia, Thursday, September 13, 1956 New books in The Bulloch Herald-Page � Home of Mr. Library Statesboro, Georgia, and Mrs. R. H. Terrell WORLD SERIES Thursday, September 13, 19156 Portal News "The Cleveland Indians" by "World Series" by Lamont F, A. Lewis. Buchanan, SAVE hit small "How to Choose, Plan, Equip "Story of the World Series ttnd by twister Decorate Kitchens" by Vir­ wallop.packing F. G, Lief. W.S.C.S. of in by ginia 'Hart Wheeler. Portal meets home MRS, By W, H, MORRIS "1956 Official Baseball An- GARDENING nual." "Growing Year Month Tuesdny, September 4, a turn to Mr. "The by SAVE camp Beasley will Official Encyclopedia of Month" by Cllrton Lisle. of Mrs. J. E. Parrish m. twister struck and tore down be sent overseas. He Is In serv­ Baseball" Monday p. by Turkln. "Winter nnd Flowers" the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. ice Spring with the U. S. Army. "The Yankees" by Don Du- by Constance By MRS, EDNA BRANNEN Terrell at Hubert, near Stilson. Spry. Mr. and Mrs. B. dant. "Bulbs for It was George Beauty" by C. H. very small but packed Dixon "New York The Woman's of SAVE! and children, Benny. Giants" by Frank Mueller. Society a lot of force. Linda and Charlie of Graham. Christian ervice met at the Savannah, "Growing Plants Under III/!...... _ It hit Mr. Terrell's Light" peanut visited relatives here Sunday "Pittsburgh Pirates" by F. G. by Peggie Schultz. home of Mrs, J. E, Parrish last field before it reached the Lieb. house nfternocn. "Hollies" by H. H. Hume. Monday afternoon with twelve and seemed to be about two "The Dodgers" John "Roses for I QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED James and Mary Foote visited by Every Garden" by members The yards wide there. It partly their Durant. R. C. Allen. present. program PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., SEPT, 1 'th grandfather, Mr. M. A. pulled the peanut hills out of "Milwaukee Braves" by Harold centered on the "Quadrennial James Sr., in Savannah during "Landscaping Pains for Small Ihe ground: anyway the peanuts the Kaese, Homes" I Theme and Goals, 1956-1960," weekend. by Ralph Bailey. were that were in the showing the MISS JUNE of the Mrs. Henry Beasley spent week­ ILER, daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. B, lIer of West directed by president, path of the wind, end in Savannah ns Olliff Street, shown the guest here before the final judging in the "Miss . I E. Womack. Mrs. L: Terrell was at home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cooler Southland" at Beauty Pageant, held September 1-3 at Beach. House S.H.S. lunchroom IT'S NEW! alone about 2 111, Mr. and Dnytona Open The devotional, "The Spirit p. Terrell family. On Saturday, and September 2, Miss ller was given n in nnd son, Neil, and Harmon Mr, and Mrs. yacht trip , of Christ [or All of Life," Leroy Blitch a yacht named after her. On Cribbs had Sunday she was conducted on a tour "The Islands Await His Word," IT'S gone to Statesboro und family spent several Extension BLUE! days of the clty and on Home advisors named on business .The last Monday, September 3, "Miss Southland" was was Mrs, Edna Bran­ children were week with Mr. and Mrs. Joe given by crowned. Miss ller at school. Mrs. Terrell was placed fifth in the She nen, vice president. alone Beasley. competition. was Open house will be held Sun- "Lunch at Statesboro sponsored the local High when she noticed the cloud and Mr. and Mrs. 0, L. Morris of by Winn-Dixie Store, Bill Rowland, at ... manager. day afternoon, September 16, School this term means prob­ AS thought it would rain and Denmark were dinner the new Extension 10- able TO the best Mrs, E. L. Womack and Mrs. Sunday Building eating the 'stu. BULLOCH COUNTY 4-1-1 OFFICERS-Shown stepped out on the back guest of Mr. and cated on U. S. 301 at the air- here nrc the new officers of the Bulloch long Mrs, Levi dent.s have ever enjoyed in their TONY CURTIS AND GINA County .I. C. Parrish had as their dinner to take Denmark News LOLLABRIGIDA starring with Burt 4-11 Club [or 1956-57. will take office this porch in same clothes Morris and port from 3 to 5 o'clock, nttractive and They month. Standing, left to are Miss Mrs. A. J. family. completely sani- Landcaster in the circus right, Maxine guests last Wednesday that were out great picture "Trapeze" vice Cheer on the porch. She Mrs. Stella Lee and Mrs. lIa The which contains starting Sunday Brunson, building tary president; Johnny Deal, reporter; Johnny George Dekle, vice Miss Bowen, Mrs. Edna Brannen, Mrs. lunchroom,' 'superintendent at the Theatre and president; Betty had no of James of an Georgia next Jo warning the twister Savannah visited reln­ assembly room seating 150, S. H. Sherman said this continuing through Wednesday, Brannen, president. Sitting, left to right, are, Miss Bonnie Dekle, and Herbert Franklin. Mr. and Mrs. COFFEE week. 19. secretary, which September Children 25 cents and Ginny Lee, GIANT PKG, struck the house while tives and friends here' a dining room, kitchen and rest adults 50 cents. treasurer, These officers were named by community officers for the twelve Tom and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Revival "The lunchroom I organized clubs in the Siappy she WRS taking in the clothes, afternoon. services held at Emitt has been program is to completely county represent the more than 1,200 and in Bulloch A. L. DelPonte. under the of a com- boys girls County 4-H Clubs. -Photo When the twister hit Mr. and as a supervision Mrs. W. C. by the porch Mrs. Joe C. Cribbs Iroomrenovated joint project by Huggins and tenth Menu will be for each Dobbs. l·lb can . mittee posted Mr. Don Sparks ,son of Mr. and and whose skill and interest ceiling collapsed where children, ..6arbara and Ithe Bulloch County Commis- grade, phone 4-3559. week on the bulletin In can and will the and Mrs. Jim Sparks, has spent she Wl1S of Grove concluded last sioners make the school Week standing. Something Vickey Savannah, spent Sun­ ht and the Mayor and beginning Oct. I-Mrs. foyer of the high school building the summer with his must Friday nlg [unches not only delicious but parents have knocked her down day Mrs, Fannie Cribbs Council of Statesboro, The Paul Nessmlth and ninth and as visiting vitamin grade, often as possible the here after his student neal' where the The Rev. Ostell Yeomans con- loaded and wholesome," completing wringer-type and, the H. N. Shurlings. kitchen has been equipped with phone 4-9362, names of the committee and ducted revival he added. River work at Ashbury College, Wil­ machine was Mr. and services at Emitt built-in Week Ogeechee washing standing. Mrs. George Parrish CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB cabinets, a stove, hot beginning Oct 7-Not the menu for the week will be more, He is now a She and Church last week. Rev. and Those who will Kentucky. escaped without being hurt Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Lynn HOLD MEETING AT water heater, refrigerator and serve as Com- yet appointed. published in the Herald. student at University except for a sore Rev. Yeomans visited in of mittee ndvtsors arc as Emory Limit with $5.00 food order spot about her Shurling of Brooklet visited the many ST. MATHEWS SEPT. 4 tables. It will be used extensive- follows' in Atlanta. shoulder, H. the homes of the M rs. G Association holds After crawling out N. Shurlings one day last community Iy by the Home Demonstration rady Attaway, as a Mrs. J. A. Mr. and from under the week. during the week. The Catholic Women's Club trustee; Mrs. Stewart, STOKELY'S FINEST CALIFORNIA SLICED OR HALVES wrecked house Clubs and the 4-H Clubs as a' Reppard DeLoach, of Statesboro held their as a Mrs, Herbert Mr. and top Mrs. Terrell a Mr. and Mrs, Lavern At the close of meeting for teacher; and Mrs, H. Stewart, stopped Sanders the meeting meeting place their many �. Mrs. of on Tuesday, September 4, at the McNure as last Fred Stewart and Mr. and passing motorist and sent word Savannah visited their on Friday night .a social hour activities, and will fill a long felt manager. They Will to Mr. Rector of S1. Matthews Church serve on the meeting Mrs. Pete Kitchings attended the and Mrs. Willie Roberson parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray was held in the social hall of need for facilities of this nature. committee through- and on U. S. 80. out Friday No. Can who the Saturday funeral of Mrs. Annie Martha 2% called different and the church Mr. The Specials The, River Baptist neighbors, Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. H. N, when punch and Allen R. Lanier, chairman year. othe: me�- t?geechee. Hendrix at the Central and soon there were cookies were Mrs Ann k Id of the Board bers, serving for the first SIX Association �cld Its last Sunday Baptist PEACHES very enough Shurling. They were proud of served by the com- Sac, pres ent, of Com m issioners Church in last Tues. folks there to move the the fact that mittee In welcomed the newcomers and Mr. W, weeks are' Mrs Olan Stubbs School meeung the current Waycross furniture they had purchased charge. A large crowd They Bowen, Mayor of CASH AND CARRY o� a are �. twelfth on day afternoon. Burial was in Irom the wrecked house to an­ lot on which was Mrs Will gr�de; M'rs, John� year night at Grace- CRACKIN' GOOD they plan to present. Rosemary Barry, M�s Statesb,or� formally present Harry M�nd8Y Oakland other build a • • • Rose son, eleventh -v- wood Baptist Church. Cemetery. house that a neighbor let house in Pembrok{ We Henry, Mrs, Helen Martin, the building as a part of the grade; Mrs, W. C. Mr. and them use. The rain wish them much luck DENMARK Mrs Rita Purcelli, Mrs. Jane Huggins, tenth grade; Mrs. Paul C. Mrs. S. W. Brack heavy that and hap. FARM BUREAU L. Consoweld for " ,, _ Goss, the Cookie Sandwich Tables and Counters , , __ " ,57 Ft. The. �ev. a wonderful vacation followed the twister wet pi ness in their venture. The Farm I Mrs. Ann Nesmith, ninth grade and Mrs \I, Sq. enjoyed every­ Bureau met Savage, s y g . R�lth, r;ogi�amla�nelsun��;ouaf�er���?;: School �rs, AD 4 x 8 _. Assoc�allonnl MIldred F, C. Parker Jr. 1/4" Plywood _." __ ., _ $3.98 Per Sheet SlInda� last week when her daughter, thing and almost ruined every. day Denmark Vestal, Mrs. Regina leadership nnd efforts that the eighth grade, SHORTENING . over mght, �t . th� AD 4 x 8 __ , .. SuperJnt�ndent, As far as Pollack Mrs . 5/8" Per p.reslded Mrs. Bert Hicks, and Mr. thing. we know this BLACKHEAD IN School with a Agnes McArdle building has been made Anyone having any questions Plywood, $7,60 Sheet the meeting at rnern- TURKEYS building large possible. 2-6 x 6-8 .,, .. __ .. .124 is the crowd d' FF or Flush Doors _ , . _ _, bcrs whlc.h Hicks of Jacksonville, Fla., came only damage the whirl­ and a suggestions the $6.23 Each of the associauon were Blackhead in turkeys is caused pr�sent enjoyed concerning .... _ wind Forks, , ,_, ...... ' . _ to take them to caused, covered dish m�de lunchroom is _. , .. _. , .. , , North Carolina an supper. Tues-, anpla�;s\�e%' ��:�c��vered reqquested to Hay $1.85 Eaeh present. RIO by organism similar to the �on- dish on vacation. visited in Anywny, it showed a lot of supper to welcome the tact one of these committee The They type that causes R.ites held for opening devotional was us that even COCCidiosis, Catholic students at --\1-- Ashville and many other places though folks do Jack Georgia members. the Palmer, Agricultural Ex­ Mr. Carl was ordained given by Rev. Austel not visit as Harvey Teachers It will of interest including the we use to that in College. be held The for the LOW PRICE Youmans and the tension Service at Black Creek first six ON WHITE PINE SHELVING, KNOTIY PINE welcome to the veterinarian, Wednesday night on the ' �chedule time of real church on ••• . W. F. ftOCI(WELL JR. W. F. ROCKWELL SR, mountains. They also visited in need, friends come grounds Oc- MI's H B weeks IS as follows: was says. Losses from this disease after which a group made by the Rev. from all Church, covered tober at o'clock. I PANELING, HARDWOOD FLOORING, WHITE PINE the home Mr, CREME 2, t\1I of Hicks' directions and show Bal·ley President Chalrmun of Board sister, are Harriso-i of greatest in poults up to dish supper was served, Mr. 8. me!'"'· Week 3- Olliff, pastor Grace- Mrs. Hobson Hillman. are friends indeed, bers and their husbands are m- Mrs. beginning Sept. AND SCREEN they twelve weeks of Henry Bloyce Bailey, 65, MOULDING, DOORS, wood Church. Mr. Gunter CUllS 0, HAYES age, but may Harvey will serve as pastor of vited, Mrs. Harry Johnson and eleventh Jimmy . died Mr. and Mrs. Tom had 9-0Z PKG, Lb Can .. occur in birds of all Stillmore Tuesday afternoon, Sept. responded for the members of Siappy ages, Church. grade, phone 4-3238. --\1-- Rockwell as their dinner last Sun- 3 11, in the Bulloch the association. guests VISITORS County Hospi- Week I()­ Manufacturing Company tal after a short beginning Sept. day Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mr. and Mrs. illness. She During the award Siappy Troy Beasley Never use an old oil on Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Parker Jr., and period of mop M�:. �.·H. Zetterower was a member of the Bethlehem eighth Charlotte, North Carolina, Rev. Burton t0 and son, Bennie of Fort P.T.A. Gracewood Church was awarded Jackson, waxed floors, Miss Hilda Daily, had as grade, phone 4-3438. M. E. to Mr, and Mrs. Jack guests Thursday evening Register Primitive Baptist Church. Alderman Co. sales over million both the Mobley of limit 1 with $5.00 food order S. C., is a leave Week push $100 banner [or having the spending 30-day Agricultural Extension Service at: dinner the Rev, and Mrs, beginning Sept. 17- Roofing Sylvania, and Sgt. and Mrs. with his Mr. and Mrs, home She Mrs. laregst number present and the parents, improvement specialist. Ostell Yeomans and and is survived by her hus­ Dian Stubbs and twelfth WEST VINE ST, PHONE 4-2371 of Girard. family Rockwell docs into Lloyd Long .T. C. Sr. his re- names 0ff.leers two Claude Manufacturing depression today's divorsi- banner for having the largest conduct revival Beasley Upon says. The oi Iwill soften the wax . Mrs. William H. Zetterower and band; sons, Bailey grade, phone 4-9169. not fied stand out as a record- and flourishing industrial percentage present. Gracewood Linda. and Ewell Bailey, both of States­ Week beginning Sept. 24-11I\� . The . The first of the '{;' smasher. as a goods manufucturer, Col. Rock- had 100 cent of their Rev. O. E. meeting boro; two one per Sunday Burton, pastor Mrs, D, R, Elmier has returned granddaughters; well P.T.A. wns held in B�t demons�ral1�n laid down and School Mr. of the Register the brother, Bobert Brown of States­ of a ",. scrupulous. membership present. Calvary Baptist from cohesive, moneymaking Rites 11eld for Church, Montgomery, Ala., after school auditorium ly followed a set of rules which Josh Lanier of the Statesboro Thursday boro, and several nieces and dustrial it is Clearwater, Fla., will be the STOKELY SLICED a visit with relatives there. philosophy, almost amount to a kind STOKELY fiNEST September 6, of unique First Baptist Church was Mr. night, nephews. at and Mrs. C. A. Zetterower unique. corporate awarded the visiting evangelist the First A social was held in the philosophy. associate superin- visited I Funeral were relatives in services held Some G. W. Claxton Sun- lunchroom with refreshments day late this year, un- tendent's [or the Williams Baptist Church, Statesboro, dur- PIN EAP- NO 2 CAN 303 Rockwell's pin having best PLE 33c CUT CANS this at II o'clock at less the prime rule was BEETS 2 27c day, served members of the morning unforseen occurs, Pills- ing revival services on by this: never take on business that repre- Septern- DeLoach of Savannah Bethlehem Primitive B i s t early Friday morning, Septem- STOKELY CUT All Jimmy apt burgh's ber 23-30. Mr. GREEN STOKELY CUT faculty. Roc�well Manu�aC�u�il)g does not yield all adequate re- �:��:�t���liso�is���:-,ches ber 7, in the Bulloch Burton will arrive spent the weekend with his Church by Elder Rollie Riner. Company Will for the first ume Rev. Goss County Miss Sallie Riggs gave the de­ turn on sales appointed a on Burial was in the church cem- its and investment- Hospital after a long illness, Monday, September 24, and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C, C, votional followed the push sales of valves, meters, committee who by pro­ and the colonel's definition of nominating pro- will 300 CAN DeLoach. etery. tools and He was a member of De- preach at all services ASPARAGUS 29c GREEN 303 CAN gram which consisted of other in- posed the name of Mr. BEANS 1ge songs pow�r was and Mike "adequate" high, This Leroy Bobby Shulman left and Bee dutrtal products, past lhe of the Leach's Primitive Baptist Church through dancing, featuring Cor­ Pallbearers were her nephews: .. 30. shows in Metter Church Sunday, September for their home in philosophy clearly up and a Friday Long roll, Jan Futch, waters and For Sta�letonJC Association prominent farmer of the Kay Darby Brown, Harvey Brown, Mr. Burton a N. after an $IOO-ml!hon l�lark. mostlRockwell's sales mix, Whereas Sunday is native of Fair­ Island. Y., extended Harriet with Mrs, this would be a Nevils community. He was a life- Woodard, Clyde Bailey, Jack Bailey, Aus­ co�panles �o t�euperintendent for the view, Tenn. visit with Mr. and competitors Crane and Wal- ch�ol He received his Mrs, W. W. Emma at the Ed major and a for The long resident of Bulloch County. Kelly piano. tin Bailey and Bailey. I�ndmark worth both on conung year, Rev, Goss at Jones. ca.usc take job work and training Carson Newman Mrs. Katherine Bul- celebration. But when It hap- had informed the He is survived his Kirkland, both offer a line of meeting that by wife, College, Jefferson and at The Rev. Ostell Yeomans and pens it will be complete City loch instructional just unuther day he would not be available [or Mrs. Maggie Williams of Nevils; the County super- Mrs. C, F. Dukes, civil defense valves Rockwell remains most Southwestern Theo­ family were Sunday dinner [or Willard the rive Baptist visor, talked on "Our School chairman of the Home Rock�l'ell's President, [or the next year daughters, Mrs. E. L. Fell, of Mr. and Georgia F. [anuti�ally devoted (0 assembly logical Seminary, Fort Worth, guests, Mrs. B. F. ([or Rockwell Jr., P�sitiont Grooms o[ Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs. A. F. Program." Demonstration oCuncil, says .I·redenck) line and the Texas. He has served as Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. production its specialty pastor Mrs. Adams' third won �n1 Mrs. M. A. grade nearly 10,000 volunteers are eCIRevi Mincey, Savannah, or the Asley River Morgan Waters at the home of Baptist the room COunt. needed to man the 655 i;�t�r��k�n n:��{ the former, ground :;�����I'�"���: ;:;-��:b����;��t !'��c� The officers of the &55.'1 n::!iion (to[31 t�����\�h\� Register observer posts in assets) also serves to g��I��r�e:i��:;,n�h�, M:':d JMr;: g��:�a�' Mr. and Mrs. Miller had Georgia. keep profit mar- ��i�J�I;e'�r�t:ii���1:�����Z�:� B;����e���;c; D��att�� Ralph P.T.A. are: Mrs. Miles Mr. name L. E. five �,oody, _ S-tapleton's will be Harris, Savannah; Ala., and he is now as 1 eins high. completing guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. T. L, Moore ,ubmitted to the unnual sons, B. A. B. J. president; Jr., :;�I��i�,�I:i���y"�:,e:. t�����u�:: session Williams, his fourth year at the R. P. Miller, Janis and Clifton. THERE WILL BE Nor do defense of Calvary vice president; Mrs. Helen "Bigness," says mild-mannered, conlrncts with the association when it meets Williams, J, D, Williams, M. W. Baptist ChurCh, Clearwater, Mrs. Alice Miller of Jackson- PLENTY OF soft-spoken \Villan.I law in October. all of Adams, secretary; Mrs. H. H. Rockwell, their. I"el:ltivcly profit Williams, Savannah, and Fla., is of Mr. "is fine if Mr, C. O. Hayes, director of viile, guest and Olliff treasurer. Committee it comes in NlC pur· mnrgl'ls and the hazards of reo The Rev. J. W. Grooms intro- George Williams Jr" of Nevils; Jr., music for the First Mrs. R P .Miller. suit of but here at ne;�otiation to the Rock- dllced the 22 Baptist chairman are: Mrs. Dennis business, appeal Rev. O. Ted grandchildren and eight great- Mr, and Mrs. Page. Church, will lead the Robert Barrs and Miss FISHING Rockwell we have never can· wells. "We just don't nfter the Associalional four Jesup, Moore, program; Sallie go Missionary, grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Jackie spent the weekend visit- sidercd it nn end in itself," them," points out Wil- who made the 1-1, J, Mrs. Congregational singing, The Riggs, by-laws; Mrs. L. R. at young inspirational talk Rushing, J. L. John- relatives in Fla, people of the are in. ing Mrs. lard Rockwell. "You wear out of the Mrs. J, community Anderson, hospitality; W, session. son, E. Anderson, all Mr. and Mrs. R. OGLESBY'S POND THE GOAL ,of vited to attend all the services, P. Miller had B. Mrs. H. your machines flnd then find out Others and Mrs. J, C, Bowen, publicity; E. taking part in the pro- BUle, Dr. as the Last Stat�sboro, L. S. \Villiams is pastor of guests duriTlg weekend, finance and Mrs. FRIDAY, SEPT, 21 month, however, Rock- you haven't mude nearly enough gram were: Miss Sue three T. Akins, budget; ISIGNAL CORPS Lbs Georgia apply electricity work. LANDRACE gains less feed. AlsoSrarring JURADO· THOMAS GOMEZ With JOHN PULEO MINOR WATSON - year when rising costs are - GROUND WORK gen· expal�sion through acquisition, Tomatoes Theil' services are available without charge, Our -Larger litters, stronger pigs. M. Barnes of 2 corporate But In recent If it Sgt. the local erally squeezing profit years the Rock· does, Rockwell can be NORTHSIDE' r U. S, rural engineers help Georgia farmers to: INVESTIGATE ',cted by CAROL it was short of wells have counted On Army recruiting office, PAN-RED I Packers Demand Lean Meat. Be REED Produced Screen margins nothing slowed down per- to have prepared the Less'Lard, Ahead, Buy by/JAMES HILL play by JAMES R.WEBB announced that Kenneth NURSERY TilE ceptibly. There is a today orrORTUNITIE9 WILLOW TREE , spectacular. good reason. thoroughly, For one of BLOOD by UAM A ground. B. son wnd LANDRACE-IMP0l!TED OBRIEN· SUSAN PRODUCTIONS INC. Colonel ROclnvell on me Boswell, of Mrs. Plan 'I.viring light·inr/. Picture· Released rhru UNITED ARTISTS did most of [Ihe tenets of the Rocle- Ruby [anlt OFFERED BY FISCAL FACTS his Dell· Motes of has en­ 35 Boars expansion in tho well is Register, install elect1'-ical Depression philosophy "to stick close PLAYSCHOOL Select (mel equijJ1nent, THE Ready for Service How has Rockwell and in to listed for a special SELLING 30 Gilts pe�formed the lute Forties after fields where we know assignment what in methods. these fiscal feats? Largely it is Willard Jr. the we're the U. S. Army Signal Corps. By The Pkgs Find labo1'-savi/tg 10 Smaller Starts jOined firm, Both doing." Or, as \Villnrd FROZEN Pigs Continues of He has had four RO,T.C. SHRIMP U, S, MARINE a result of handed down them feel Rockwell years I-lOUR OR DAY CORPS ·Sunday, a 2 new policies strongly that put it "What 99c Le(!1·/t about developments in Through recently: farm Make More a boom at Gordon at Profit-Start Landrace Herd by President Rockwell's father, like the present is we're after is solid Milita.y Colle3e SUPERBRAND hardly long-term VANillA OR of eleat1'ic se1'Vice, ---::--- SEPTEMBER GEORGIA Col. Willard F. Rockwell, 68. an ideal time to Barnesville where he was on the CHOCOLATE, appl-iCC!tion SATURDAY, I�TATESBORO, 19 pick up bar- growth worthwhile profits STRAWBERRY �nd ririe team. He was Wednesday, September and now on also active -Phone 4-2788- founder of the company gains. "We refuse," says Willard Our We'll ADDRF.S9 Investmel�t. leave in Its board chairman, rh Rockwell, "to track and basketball. I-Ie will building pay fantastically t�e reco�d.smashlllg and head. MRS. CECIL WATERS a inflated take his basic :1t Fort WILLOW TREE FARM the company from faltering pric�s to buy COIll- hne-huntlllg to others." training GEORGIA POWER COMPANY 4 I'ost Office GEORGIA THEATRE Jackson, S. C., then will attend 305 Jewell Drive Bldg, meter maker in the depths of the panies simply to live up to our % Gallon So.vannah, Ga_ -Forbes, AU:;:15t 151 1956. an WHEREVER WE IND. school. ------...... 69c A SERVI - -,." ICE CITIZEN NOBLESVILLE, Army Sigm�I' Corps iI eRE A M Phone: 9989 Adults 50c Children 25c IIII _ \

CHEROKEE ROSE flower urrnngemcnt, Mrs. J. R. of Mrs. Goss' H. H. Brooklet News uncle, Pltt- GARDEN CLUB MEETS Summer; flower show, Mrs. E. A. The Bulloch 7 man. Nev'.ls News 6 Hel'ald-Page The BuHoch Herald-s-Page The herokec Rose Garden O'Connor; membership, Mrs. Guests at the home of Mr. nnd Jack Averill; . Lockwood,,, Club held their first meeUng of scrsp book, Mrs. W. Lee McElveen last 1956 Mrs.I__S_ta_te_s_b_o_I_'o.;.,_G_e_o_I,.;·g;"i_a_,_T_I_IU_I_'s_d_a.:;y,;,,_S_e,.;p;_t_e_m_be_r_1_3.;.,_1_9_56__ weok Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, Septembel· 13, the 1956-57 club at the Carl Huggins; Yearbook, Mrs. Farm were year rose Bureau holds first Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis S b·rrtl1d diinner Sund continued from page 2 arrangement. . home of Mrs. ecll W. Waters Edgar Godfrey; press reporter, REMEMBER meeting of S. urprlse ay Members were Mrs. Aynor, C., Mr. und Mrs. ay Mrs. Brunson. present who e with Mrs. Hal Macon Jr. us co. Heyward would not with me will be that Chief SQCIET'Y CHARM SCHOOL agree Our E. L. Anderson Mrs. John Eugene McElveen and children . prayers After a short business session Jr., new In Mrs, hostess with .Mrs. Waters. of at Charles, Rose and Deborah these thoughts. At the same au' Allen will continue his present Ernest Brannen EdItor Dial Barksdale, Mrs. Inman Pay .Ir., SEPTEMBER 24-211 year house of honol'S MI', and Mrs...R C Marlin U Ch Society 4-2382 PERSONALS MET Mu III s spa ke on soI I community and Mr. time I neasy The officers who will serve Mrs. Paul Franklin Mrs. J. Savannah, and Mrs. Lee believe wIth deep convtc- as long as he co�;se��Rt.ion. Jr., position, just this are: Mrs. WANT A COMPLETE By MRS. JOHN A_ ROBERTSON McElveen Jr .und from 2 featured an off-shoulder seal- Eloise cousin of the and the year Johnson, Mrs. AI Mc- change­ children, MRS. JIM tlon that Our of life here In continued page and God will shower Simmons, Statesboro High School, president. Others attending were Mrs. Brnntley By ROWE way wishes, that W. M. vice and Mikell, of Mluml, loped neckline with lace np- bride, passed the napkins. son of the late Mr. A.. E. president, .1. A. Cullough, Mrs. .Iohn Mooney, over? Want to change personally the rea Adams;" Pafford, Mrs. J. W. Cone Th e f·irs t mee t· orf the new Souseth I th botter I orr I I Ith , ing FAMILY NIGHT AT way. but by his excellent example, His blessings gooc lind seed Mrs. Frank Farr: recording Mrs. Mrs. E. W. so will for PFalan.,eln A surprise birthday dinner was and little son visited On Sunday afternoon, septem- pllqued encrusted with The bride and left In Temples and Mrs. Temples. Mrs. Mrs. Jimmy Redding, things change you? 01 the Farm Bureau was Sunday groom Aubrey Brown, Be� year believe when the time comes for a on his secretary, Mrs. Jack Tillman; P. It . sets and always. Mrs. Rohen- Is eflectlve. "doe. r . PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Mr nned M rs. ",ulven fa R C . Mur In. he standard ber Miss Julie Simmons and pearls and iridescent Barnes, Joseph Beauty HII ton 0nn k Sunday tl with Mr. and Mrs r certainly high happiness D, sequins. the afternoon for The Turner and Mrs . held last in s, Charlie Cloister Ray Tom Wednesday night it a secretory, Mrs. Mrs. J. B. Scearce Mrs. for "does Mrs. J. A. Dunks and Miss Those were Mr. and Mr. Owen change will be for his men. The morale of the We wish you long Edward Morris were The over at Sea Island. Mnrtin. beck, Jr., things" you-it things" the Last the rnem- Paula attending Hodges. Anderson of peaceful, certainly PhUip voluminous skirt worn The bride REHEARSAL PARTY FOR correspondi!lg community house. Thursday night Albert DavIS; treasurer, Mrs. E. Frank to those meet. Enroil In the Danks of Mrs. C . .I. career In at an Simmons .lr., Mrs. Brooks Murtin, Savannnh politics, in Im- • you bers of the Primitive Register visited Mrs. Bobby Martin, spent the weekend Christian change from within. entire force should be of and successful united marriage bridal satin, had panels of lace traveled In a light beige wool SIMMONS-MORRIS NUPTIALS A chicken supper was served Baptist J. M. Mr. and pollee G. Tillman Jr. Sorrier and Mrs. J. M. Tinker. CHARM SCHOOL to be con- Williams Mrs. Deweese Martin with . because from all you at the First Church Sunday. his parents Mr and Mrs . All a reports, PrIIIlve down each of the front suit trimmed In brown. Her hat HOE AND HOPE observed "Family Night." the power, ateII h f nil the highest with such leader ceremony. The summer house porch by the hospitality committee. nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. orce, conscientious WIth the Rev. �Ide Committee chairmen are: New members Introduced at ducted Miss Bell, the was Mr. and Mrs. Julian R. Olon Anderson." and the nre a very capable, which In the back to form was on brown brushed beaver. pro- GARDEN CLUB by John N. Supper served in the church Aycock �amlly, the the as Chief Allen. He other Bapdat Chu.'ch swept the lovely Jr. .. garden Rushing conducted . money rest of the In overlooking Mrs. C. W. the were Mrs. Wilton South's most au- and Misses Beth Marun Jr. and daughter, Mr. Mrs. and lender your Lellie S. Williams cathedral Her veil of gram, Waters; Mrs. Gene and Mrs. meeting outstanding the annex, followed by the services LInd Delores Julia Nevils officers certainly reflect nothing respected offl�laUng.. � Her shoes and bag were brown In the back of the Curry business meeting. The topic and Mrs RJ Morris Sr country can t�aln. yard Percy Ireland, Mrs. Don on Charm in the sanct as Mr muster cannot community. The altar, covered With white Illusion was attached E. W. Barnes entertained the McDougald, thority sponsored by b Eld er \V . Aycock spent ItS un d with Mr. and honor and credit to their wore y A ay at day �Sr��dcia�� but . Imported suede. She a white orchid Bland's home on Savannah discussed . A. L. Crittendon . Mrs. Mae the Buslne.s and by and better , Clara and Statesboro C Gal· nesvIII e. Mr�. joh� Crawford' an(l· en the posltlon 0 Yours very sincerely .. was centered with a to a NO MATIER what Hoe and Club Thompson uafrya S D mark . f 'the N and to as theierr tin, coiffure coronet of seed with profession Hope Garden and Olin was the Blue ,rumpton egro city you yellow throat. From Sea Avenue was the setting for an Lindsey nvann?h. B�- family of Savannah, Mr. and P. Reed. arch of white have chosen-chouse­ Mrs. Hugh King. Professional Women's Club. this morth services Will in the South. Mr. and Mrs. Clncent ItyUzed wrought pearls and leaves of illusion. Island will you may Tuesday at Mrs. Curry's· home Cross-Blue Shield insurance that gmning Mrs. Ernest Veal attended a Don Alien of Statesboro spent This is a Mayor. tiny they go to Daytona outdoor supper party honoring Mrs R C M tI n d hlld r�ce career or be held each month on the 1I0Il and matching pne-dleu .and Her cascade was of Beach. wife, actress, girl, shop on Pine Drlve. is now available to Bulloch family reunion of the relatives the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Simple fact, far behind all this 1------bouquet Miss Julie Simmons and Mr. second and 'M; and ��s R��us Blue ribbon white and sherbet in and fourth Sundays. at Tennille lost weck. cHOd;�� Wilton Rowe. effort kneeling carnations, valley lilies Mr. Morris and his bride will their attendants girl-your figure your ap­ Tangerine ginger County farmers as a group. and children of there is no move- ben�h. Philip Morris, Savannah. sincere streamers With love knots and are to ale wns served with Elder . net. pearance important you. . Crumpton, Mrs. . live in Atlanta. and sugar Crumpton Jenkins son • • • . out-of-town The Talmadge 01 Mr and Mrs . Elish. a H men t guests. Ln dl es A UXI·11 nry met III agan destgned to decorative theme Learn how to make the most of and their two children will move Mr. and help these carried out the The bride's mother, Mrs. cookies and cheese straws. '. Mrs W E Jenkins has and visited Hostesses for the rehearsal the of Southeast Bul- Mr. and C. J. Martin were family during the VISIT members of on the In the Fall a r ran ca�cteria to Brooklet in the nenr future. enlist d �rs. Our colored com. or blue and white arch, Homer Simmons Jr., wore a yourself by enrolling gem e n t s were I ·th·e N· [Ivy. H'e IS week with Mr. and MISS LOUISE ALMAND were Mrs. loch A . Mrs. Oscar Bland, School. � n, dinner ot Mr . supper Percy High lovely sup- Thursday guests munities. flower standards and candela- dress 01 all-over em- CHARM SCHOOL sponsored by brought by members to the per was served Mrs. receiving training at and Mrs. Miller. taupe TO WED MR. JOHN Mrs. Frank OIlifl and Mrs. Bill by John his" rcc�lIlt Walton Nesmith. The Iron standards B. & P.W. Club on Several dried the Naval 1 Center bn. broidered taffeta made sheath September meeting. arrange­ The New Consumer Finance Office at Corner Mrs. J. H. Bob Snyder, who has com- raining ut Mr. and Mrs. Walton Mr. and .wrought. HUDSON TEMPLES JR. Olliff. McCormick, Hinton, just Nesmith Mrs. Layton Sikes THE TWO national white and white 24-25. Tickets are $5 lor course ments and two floral Lakes, III. political held gladioli style with scalloped neckline . arrange­ Mrs. James McCall, Mrs. pleted his boot training at Baln- Gre�t and children, and and children of Savannah Mr. and Mrs. Alva H. Almand A table decorated for East Main and Seibald Streets Rupert , Judy, Marty spent are a with blue satin special and be from ments were discussed Mrs. MISS Barb"," Jones of p.arties fighting great chrysanthemums and large bow at the hipline. She may purchased any by Mrs. bridge, Md., Is a four- Atlanta Sonia and the Sr announce the was Clark, Henry Howell and spending Bobby Martin visited weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Out of the at the base engagement of bridal party centered B. & P.W. Club member or at Paul Jr. Mrs. Inman was the last fight. struggle will ribbons of each, wore a beige feather hat and '. th� Franklin Miss Ollie Mae Lanier teen-day here with his guest weekend of relatives in Savannah their Louise With white tulle furlough Saturday Coy Sikes. come the election of with seven-branched daughter, Almand, frot.hy Store. Jr. won the with her her parents, Mr. and Mrs. our next Interspersed matching shoes. tlV� Henry's Fay prize We in Loans mother, Mrs. Merle S. Morris, C. S. Mrs. O. H. visited to John Hudson hearts which also served to mark The devotional was Hodges with Mrs. Wilton Rowe and little president. Let both of these candelabra tapering Temples Jr., Specialize 'given by before a Jones. holding Mrs. moiher of the taking new relatives in Savannah a few Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. the of the bride and Miss Jessie Lou Clark. and the assign- days visited candidates beware that out of blue candles. Palms places T. P. Veal of daughter, Libby, Friday Madonna wore on American ment. Wrights- last week. groom, Beauty of for other guest speaker was \V. E. Gear with Mrs. Alton Mc- this disregard for the were used at focal Re- Temples groom. Marking $25.00 to VI·I�rs.e spent several lost morning sovereignty points. satin with a places CHOOSE $1,500.00 the days Mr. and Mrs. Wilton and of gown pale pink Decat�r. were miniature princlpal of Southeast Among Brooklet School Rowe Corkle. our states well were marked with Miss IS guests wedding Bulloch week with Rev. and Mrs. they may be Hrved pews feather hat. Both wore white past grand who Er- children were AI�and 2 FINE HAIRIS HOTELS High. pupils won awards in the Friday night sup- Mr. and Mrs. W. L. elected to lead a State of bells. ON Veal. Leonard country which lladioli and blue ribbons. orchids with throats. ,,:orthy advISor,. Bulloch per of Mr. and Mrs. Lilt and yellow G�or- INNIW YORK The new County show , guests little son visited shall no Order of Rambow for Girls. Card tables were set for president, Miss poultry J. M. of SI. Sunday longer exist for this The wedding music was pre- gra, up were Amelia ne� Pope Simon s Allen in Statesboro. • • Henrietta Hall, conducted the Sue Waters, Mary with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Ed- thing which the ELABORATE RECEPTION AT She will be from the 01 the bride and AUTOMOBILE SIGNATURE Is I anid VISited Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Supreme Court Hftled by Jack Averill, organist, graduated parents • business Alice Belcher, Sue Belcher and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Saunders monds. has set Scott • • meeting. An advisory about to do can well and Miss Harriet Cone who sang FOREST HEIGHTS Agnes College next June, groom and visitors from out of 2ND MORTGAGE FURNITURE and little Horton. . committee will make for Virgil daughter, Patricia of Folk of the Nevils mean the destruction CLUB where she is a member of the town. These were plans Ke�ned� �stH�yeek. Mrs. community of our ''1 Love Thee," and Bill Adams COUNTRY lighted by the year's work. with Mrs. Bob Next wlJl be ob- Statesboro, were Saturday din- extend their oivilization. Guild, Chi Beta Phi and candles In hurricane "Operated Under tile SupervIsion of the Georgia Indu.trlaJ Sunday E a ins " As VI deepest sympathy who sang "Walk Hand In Hand," the Organ lamps. crs", 'tk: :nton hVI��tede, N. C., ncr of Mr. Immediately following and . Mikell chairman of the served hans ",' guests Mrs .I ..E to the fami af Club. program 0 'I'+ome Day last '1 y G eorge W·III iams and at the conclusion of the Mr. and Mrs. Sim- Dolphin ale was served on the Loan Commissioner" weekend. We in the South love our ceremony, Apple committee. atet h �sel h a ��1St School. Hagan. who after "The Lord's Mr. Sunday Mrs. C. S. Thursday and we VOWs sang Prayer." mons entertained the wedding Temples attends arrival 01 the Later ���M"Ij:II.Ii:I��:.II.:oI"-:: . Cromley spent Mr. and Mrs. country would be Georgia guests. they The dale for holdi10 tl10 Bobby Tootle an ex en e I ness. willing IIlg Queen Mrs. C. L. Goss and Malcolm several dtiedd dlastll to Mrs. Morris is the 01 a at the Tech he is a member of were served from the buffet days in Atlanta lost stand in battle and shed our daughter guests "at reception ",here show will Goss were in and Mrs William Homer In a Atlanta lost week weekend with Mr. and Mrs. blood for It but we Mr, Forest Country Club. Kappa Sigma fraternity. table which had green cloth. of will not now .. Heights DIXIE FINANCE INC. to attend Harper Atlanta_ visited Mrs. ed with a of Statesboro. Mr. Mor- CO., ��n��l�;o��l�e�helat�I�.nt the funeral services Glenn "Spend·the·Day" or in the future bow SllIImons the entrance and on the mantel Plans for a mid-June A of Ice was Harper. C. S. party our heads wedding huge pillar Cromley last week. last Is the son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Monday. Her were to the rill were of will be announced later. out form a Lloyd Roberts guests destruction of the very lovely arrangements scooped to lovely Corner East Main and Seibald r Misses Lanier nnd Misses Thadeus James Morris of States- ����������������������� and family spent several days Madge Marylin Moore, Kay Mc- principle of government for �hlte mums and gladioli. _Palms Mr. Temples' father is a bowl in which white gladioli last week in Sylvia have returned Janelle which we bota. were used the walls. The former "KIf"" OIfka._ Bank of Statesboro Miami, Fla. �)ar�ish Co:mick, Beasley, Dot have won the along resident of Statesboro. and ivy were arranged. (Old Building) already tIO'IL MntOlOLI. (IatlMet', 011.. Robert from MiamI, Fla., where Knight and battle The honor attendant, Miss table was overlaid He was a DITIOJ' II. Wb,... Minick of AUanta they Sylvia Parrish. even if such a fight shall refreshment member of the A fried chicken supper was spent two weeks with Mr. and Mr. and Carol of Bartow, Ga., over spent last weekend with his Mrs. R. C. Hall and come with the very forces which Josey with pastel blue net graduating class of 1923 at the I served to filty guests. 1.1O:::::::::_���U!!!.!!!T.�'l;"'!:..!!�!!I����-:..!,�:I!:!!.!D:!!:-!!!!I�-...:C:::O\:::UMI=:::U$:..:-::::d::.U=:3. 111_ .. Mrs. D. R. Van Blarcom. Miss cousin of the and the en­ parents. Mr. 3nd Mrs. J. L. Min- Henrietta Hall spent last profess to protect us. bride, organdy and flower garlands ick. Rev. nnd Mrs. C. L. Goss and Tuesday with relatives in Sav- bridesmaids, Miss Sylvia Brun- circled the punch bowl. The _ TAX annah. 1 Dianna cover a NOTICE The members of the Night Malcolm, Ronald and Kenneth IOn. Faye Dunham, bride's table had for its Circle of the Woman's Mission. Goss attended the Protestant Mr. and Mrs. Addison Minick /Fotf{le TOG [ 0 R G I A CO U NT I [S Strickland, and Janice Beden- white organdy appliqued cloth and field of and ary SOCiety met last Monday Ministerial Association annual little daughters, Nancy and Dublin, junior centered with the four-tiered of Miss Helen Trulock, with a night with Miss Carrie Robert- picnic at the Bonnie Morris pond Cathy, Columbia, S. C., were bridesmaid, wedding cake, topped cousin of the WARNING! son, with Mrs. Gene Sheppard Saturday of last week. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. 01 Climax, Ga., miniature bride and groom, Oglethorpe County were of white co-hostess. The. was or- Tyrel Minick and Mr. and Mrs. lfOom, gowned identically, carrying out the colors program Mrs. Roland Moore spent sev. WILLIAM CRAWFORD G. C. wearing dresses of sky blue and blue. Blue and white mints ranged by Mrs. Harold Joyner. eral days in Savannah last week Sparks ·Sr. GEORGIA'S over net creat· All Back Mrs. Otis Howard has Mr t and Mrs T E "Almosl President" taffeta matching in silver compotes were served Taxes Must Be Paid been with Mrs. R. L. Cone. . Daves VISited relatives a princess line In from the table. The bride's brought to her home here and Mr. and Mrs. Foxworth of in Odum and Ing lovely L'Aiglon Iront panel with mul- orchid was on the table. improving on opera· Greenville S. C., last week- Jesup billowing. placed i� fo.Howing spent la�t \�eek. " L'Aiglon At MISS Dess on sides and back. Re·em· Mrs. Lanier the Once. tlOn at Memorial Hospital, Say· end with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jimmie Lou Wllhams of Sidney greeted Atlanta I'"" broidered French lace a at the door and Mrs. �� annah. last I����;;;:;;;:����� gave Howard. spent weekend with guests e J. M. left Mrs. J. M. Iculptured effect to the neck- Frank Olliff introduced them to l��· Aycock Jr., Sunday Dr. R. D. Hodges of Dublin W.illiams. �-;- -e- for Mr. and Mrs. John D. lines which were slightly off· the receiving line which was Gainesville to enroll at and Rev. G. D. Wynn of States. Lanier Riverside spent Labor shoulder. Matching gauntlets composed of Mrs. Homer Sim· Academy. boro were recent guests of Rev. Day weekend at �l Poss Savannah Beach. were worn. They wore bandeaus mons, Mrs. Thad Morris, the "1 Raymond spent Labor nnd Mrs. E. L. Harrison. Mrs. J. N. of matching ruffled net and car· bride and groom and t11e brides· Day weekend with relatives at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams Shearouse was the ried red rosebuds in white lace JOHN P. Point and Athens. guest of Mrs. maids. LEE and Dickie Williams visited re- wee�end. Edgar Finest Rev. Ernest L. Veal Parrish 111 Portal. Quality parasols. The brides' book was kept by spent last latives at Bristol during the past Mrs. Karen Morris, niece of the Miss Laurel Lanier, and those Tax Commissionel' week in Macon and attended weekend. Clara Graham of Atlanta the was the groom, flower girl, was charm- in were session of Pastor's School Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Jr. guest of Mrs. W. C. MONUMENTS assisting entertaining Spiers a ice blue Frank that was at last ing in bouffant taf- Mrs. J. P. Redding, Mrs. held \Vesleyan Col- and family of Columbus visited Cromley week. We William Crawford feta trimmed "'ith ice blue Mrs. I·union Mr. Mrs. W. Lee last In Harris o.f Oglethorpe came nearest Simmons, Barney Averitt, and Mrs. C. K. Spiers Sr. Specialize of County liege.. D: spe�t Georgian to our velvet ribbon and flowers on the Mrs. Mrs. Robert J. H. Parrish and C. E. weekend In Hmesvllie With an� �commg President. In 1824, he ran Percy Bland, "\;;;;;;; Grif- last week. her third In face Original Designs !l ng8lnst Jackson, nnd bertha and at the waist. She Mrs. Walter fin of McRJC visited Mr. mother, Mrs. R. R. Walker. n �ndrew Henry Clay, Morris, McDougald, �� nnd Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Meeks Qwncy Adams. BlDce none Mr. received a majority the carried a white basket! showered Mrs. Waldo Mrs. Glenn Mrs. . John A. Robertson and Mrs. C. E. Allen and Buy From Your JUohS· House of ..... Floyd, Wed- and two children of Marlow .. Rep ntatives resolved tbe deadlock b Marsha Adams. with white satin ribbons and net Jennings, Mrs. Sam Franklin, nesday. were recent guests of Mr. and d?�ghter, of Atlanta, Local Manufacturer electing Crawford, buried near Crawford in Mr. the thorpe was at Ogl:' and filled with rose petals. Mrs. E. N. Brown, Mrs. Grady ?nd Mrs. Glenn Harper Mrs. M. N. Meeks. vlslt�d Rev. and Mrs. E. L. County, various times U.S. Senator: Minlater and Harrison to War and The Usher�groomsmen were Jimmy and Mrs. C. B. Misses Bonnie and Linda Miss Lanier entertain. last week. A Statesboro FrnDce,.Secretary � Treasury. The count Attaway, Madge Industry also three Robert Brooks The Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Har­ glve� Georgia Governors: George M8the� �Morris, Morris, Mathews. Since 1793-96), WIlBon rison attended 1922 Lumpkin (1881-86) and George Gilmer Waters, Billy Bland, Hal Mrs. Rex Hodges was assisted the family re. tho has1 .1837-39), I.tter two from and in and union of the Lexington I Ogle- Averitt, Jerry Marsh, serving punch individual children, Joshua and t1h829-�1;8 picturesque county seat. Wendell Marsh. Homer Simmons, cakes in blue and white motif Elizabeth Brewton COllins that am COWlty and throughout Georgia tbe was a was held at the Thayer Uru.� 0Sjlethorpetataa Brewers brother of the bride, by Mrs. John Strickland, Mrs. When Yom· American Legion Foundation works to of beer cOl18tantiy Little Frank Geneva Dunham, Mrs. Lamar Buying House at Claxton Labor 88!e Bl'!d ale under condi­ junior groomsman. during ona. e pleasant, orderly �rure . . �h1ieVIDg that strict law of the Mrs. J. C. Mrs Day weekend. The Rev. Harrison Monument enforcement serves the beat Morris, nephew groom, Simmons, Hines, of of E. Ellis introduced the th� peo�le Georgia, the Foundation stresses was ring bearer. L. Mallard, Mrs .Henry guest speaker, the citerestOBe coope�8bon the Rev. Reed of WI.th �med Forces, law enforcement Mr. Morris served as his son's and Mrs. Louis Ellis. NEW OR USED CAR the First Baptist officl8.is In Its continuing uself.regulation" best man. PreSiding at the punch tables Church at Claxton. Following Company �r:gr���rnmg the The bride, in were Misses Willette Woodcock, dinner new officers were given marriage Statesboro, Georgia her father, was radiantly Patricia Franklin, Rose Franklin, elected: President, Brew�on Col­ by "­ in her bridal of im- Jane Averitt, Jane Morris, Anne LET US FINANCE IT lins of Claxton: vice preSident, 45 West Main Street Georgia's lovely gown Dr. J. tulle and Chantilly lace. Preston, Mrs. Brooks Waters, C. Collins; secretary. of ported Phone PO 4-3117 Beverage molded bodice and. Miss Patricia treasurer, Mrs. Coy Brewton' The delicately Redding. .... Moderation Come III and Talk It Over and historian, Mrs. Ed. Ryals of 1 ------' More Spartanburg. S. C . Using Electricity . . . Miss Naomi Twenty years ago lhc average Georgia rUfal Driggers spent -Finance Labor with friends family had few uses for Yom' Car- At Home- Day at and finest electricity bcyoud electric Claxton. and a lights refrigerator to keep things cool. Today The -v- Rev. and Mrs. Harrison scores of appliances arc for kept handy everyday Olliff and Mrs. Ophelia Zatzak use the by people. of and Mrs. St�tesboro, Mary ... Charles of the roller cleaners This in the usc NeSmith, NeSmith, Bob rapid growth of electricity is one of the 1110St Motor Finance Inc. Bradley and Burt Bradley, all amazing things about strides in the Georgia Co., of BEST Savannah, were guests at the of our slate. is -w. w. WOODCOCK- devel�p.menl Georgia growing and home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. electricity has played a vital role in this a growth. Phone 4-2015 Bradley during Labor Day and it's Statesboro, Ga. weekend. Each year Georgia's 41 rural electric SINGER cooperatives are the extending services they offer to serve more ra�i1ies ,and, to serve them better. Today, the elec­ tnc This man CCln TIME­ In the areas give you .servl�e r�ral is just as good as the service given any big city user of electricity-and dependable besides, the cost is lower, too! elax and delivery of When farmers banded to form e1&M . Geor�ia together cooperatives In order to THE .All bring their communities the GOLDEN this and the wonders of I style electricity, it was true CHRISTIAN BEST in Way democracy .... complete The action. The Look: member-consumers own the rural elec­ SCIENCE Dandy tric All vacation with cooperatives. .. They have mude them grow on the . year-around paradise too! scene. the Ocean. Luxurious attractive �,,��roMO��TOR Georgia d"ectlyon permanent./ pleats, - InternJtlom.l - Private B.,ch and fresh- attachments � with ruffled' For over accommo.dati:>ns. �II� twenty years now, 41 rural water I"IfWsplper jumper Georgia's Pool, course, smart Glon dress i. made of Dacron and electric Ib SWimming golf dancing week L'Aiglon's plaid Two for cooperatives have been to Only $1.25 per striving bring • � -all resort activities. Plan. BUY! the-money! European you abundant of �t Housewives, liter small can be washed hand! touch: bUSinessmen, .an supply electricity at the lowest � rayon, actually by Lovely blouse! possible cost. � Clus&way direct from Brunswick teachers, and students all over down payment the circular white collar. Comes in blue or red. Think of ii, You invest in one stunning outfit and you I Mile from the Drive a green, Airport world read and enjoy thil dazzling new Pontiac, with today's - Sizes 10 10 ! You'll wear whiteoColiar sheath alone CO,OP ELECTRICITY An ALSONETT Hotel In'ternotlonal newspaper, pub. smoothest 20. $24,95 Slender i. the way this duo goes: the .lim jumper of wool, profitlwo way. IS GOOD =:s Hydra-Matic, the power of up !!te lished dally in Boston. World. flOW IS THE Gadi Timbes to '227 TIME Vicera and with for informal You'll wear sheath and collarle•• . a the evening,_ FOR famous horses, road-leveling 124' wheel­ Double elmer Nylon illlscooped-out nedline; long­ GEORGIA '��*' (or constructive news New SINGER· "Roll-a-Ibllc·· CapacIty Manager base, and TO for Moreover, you can aclu· stories and penetrating. editorials: rugged X-member frame and TRADE- sleeved blouse of white Dacron with illl rumed bodice, jacket Iraveling, shopping. This dramatic modern beauty provides powerful whirlwind Special feotures for the whole high-priced car I Drive it GET wash the whole affair hand! Because it'. luxury today­ THE BEST BUY OF THE YEAR Jumper in black, navy or brown_ Sizes 810 18, $22.91 ally by Why? family. some even when the is full. Its big, beautiful Pontiac models action bag nearly huge or 8 to EJ[celsior cost less ON THE MOlT EXCITING cleaning Dacron and rayon! Brown, black red. Sizes 18, than·many small-car models! floats CAR OF cuts bag replacements in half. It practically $22.91 The Chrlslion Scienco Monitor THE YEAP' capacity Ono Norway SI., Basion 15, Mon. Electric on four smooth rollers, _ . and it's an all-pur· Send PONTIAC RECENTLY into position your newspaper for the lime BROKE 54 HASCAR ENDURANCE ANO SPEED checked. RECORDS AT Enclosed find my check or BONNEVILLE, UTAH WE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER cleaner for floors, throw rugs, carpets, furniture, , • MEMBERSHIP CORP. money order. pose 15, FOR A RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY, WE WILL OPEN I .. yeor $16 0 6 monlhs 'A $8 0 needs. E WILL BE LOCall)·Ownea, Non-Profit .n your cleaning AT CLOSED SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 ",onthl $" 0 6 P_ M, AND REMAIN OPEN UNTIL OUR 15, FOR A RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY, WE WILL OPEN Electric Utili' y" USTOMERS ARE SERVE;D_ AT 6 p, M, AND REMAIN Nome OPEN UNTIL OU • CUSTOMERS ARE SERVED, CENTER See These L'AIGLONS In Our Front Window Addrnl 'A;;G'EiqSEWING.1Id.. liNGER SEWING MACHINE co. Pontiac UIIIII 10 1M 10__ ALTMAN See These L'AIGLONS In Our Front Window PONTIAC ST_ PHONE 4-2727 Zone COMPANY 26 EAST MAIN ---,-Ity" 37 NORTH MAIN ST. -DIAL PO 4 - 2624- STATESBORO, GA, I

\ BRIDAL SHOWER FOR MISS MILLER The Bulloch H This Week's On Fridoy afternoon from 4 Herald-Page to 6 o'clock SOCIETY Mrs. S. J, Foss, 1956 Statesboro, GeOl'gia, Thursday, September 13, I SOCIALS Mrs. Misses Sylvia Zctlerower and Erneat Brannen, Editor DI&I The Bulloch 7 {·2382 PERSONALS Rachel Anderson were hostesses Land banks now Herald-Page with a BARKER-AKINS lovely miscellaneous Farol . alld Features 1956 bridal shower at the home of now Statesbol'o, Geol'gia, Thul'sday, September 13, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Barker of S.H.S. lunch for Minkovitz Faillily off bon s Mrs. Corrie Jones, d Ga., announce the honoring erlng nnd as. LaGr.ange, Miss June the nssooiatlons have of . a Miller, bride-elect - Associations and this Is the marriage of their daughter, MISS , b ntes 1 toto $2 billion OJ yta September 23, 17·21 in N.R.D.G.A. ho twelve Federal ling nearly Louise Barker, to John �tlld funds for lending opcrnllons nrc Cpl. W, September DAnks recently offercd and hnve accumuloted reserves Akins of Statesboro. The guests were met ut the H. Minkovitz and SOilS of pl�bllcly obtained," Secrutary-Trensurer a now issue of and of over $260 million. door The lunchroom menu for Ihe consoliduted T. W. surplus Mr. and by Lynda who took , Statesboro has become a 11Iel11- Rowse stated. Mrs. Akins is a of Mrs. WIIIIIIII1 Harris Royal Fedorul Loan MOllY graduate Statesboro for . . toto I· cure of the Mrs. J. High SCl1001 the Flll'n.1 still that the woy,sets1 School. Warren of Athens, Ga., an­ gifts. S. Foss ber of the Nationnl Retoil Dry HERALD Bonds. people thlllg LeGrnnge High week of • Ing $245 1111111011, 1.0 1�lld HOME IMPROVEMENT greeted t hem and Monday, September 17, Gordon BI Bunks obtntn funds for nounce the birth (1 presented Goods J. lie ross ue Ie o�col'dlllg Mr. Akins is of son, Association, C BI Sh· Id Items nnnounccmont received from ruaking AND BUILDING serving with the them to through September Charles Leo II, 29. the receiving lillp. COm­ Friduy, 21, association Executive major loons from the Government, U. S. In HawaII. August Mrs. Dakins, ,.' Rufus fl. of " Army For eight of Mrs. is as follows: lurke, president which not Improvement Ideas, warren is the formor Miss posed Carrie Jones, Mrs. Vice President, reported today. Is the case ot all, he "Horne years he has been stationed in . _.::._------.------The Federal Lond Bonk of Amerlcon 1956, Momle Sue Miller, mother of the June, Monday: Irish stew, lettuce a reduced rate hAS been one some suld. the For Kennedy, daughter hrlde, Mr. Ike Mlukcvitz, president, of iIntel est at Columbia W. East, Mrs. with Farm Bureau POl�lS, malor, �ut by T· Rowse, Hom� of Mrs. R. S. Hammonds of Conyers, Ga., wedges dresstng, apple are like The of National Farm "Book of BUilding for 1956," Bondurant. has been named by the store 10 meetings the best service programs mostly They lust of the States- cnpltal The took Sun- mother of the brown hot '�lInor. wedding place groom, Janis and Betty, rolls, butter The secrel"ry.�reasurer Loan Associations Is owned en- House and in N.R.D.G.A. nc­ � family disagreements. fondly ••• represent it BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHlELD basis offered members over non bora Notional Farm Loan As- Gardens. dol', 9, at the home Mrs. AHce Miller and milk. at the higher rate, September of Jackson­ gets onmost Issues and tl I b formers and the as- House tivit.ies. The Bltle Cross-Blue he together sociatlon. The new issue "Building Manual," of the bride's parents. AFTERNOON PARTY Shield stated. members. The Blue ross-Blue can- HONORS ville, Fln., grandmother of the Tuesday: Baked does dissolve over or IrCiYtio YS in turn own all of the Beautiful 1956. ground pork The N.R.G.D.A. is the hospital service was Idividual n?t �n? sisted of $135 million short-term Prior to her MISS TERESA FOY bride. only program The various of the the OfllWO wedding, the patties. sauce, steamed mustard phases Shield service is newest POUlts of different opinions. :��c� of"U1e land banks amount. "Smoll' Home Guide," not ional retail trade group the major item of interest at bonds bearing a coupon of spring bride visited the program will be discussed this several other in- groom's parents On Saturday afternoon, Sep- Mrs. H. B. Lanier Invited them greens, savory tomato salad, all However, rate, to $96 million. The banks 1956. specifically in the the Farm Bureau week at Farm Bureau has to the per cent and $110 for severn I last week. ternbcr to functioning Stilson, surance are stick 3-3/� Miss meetm�s _ Itwo days I, Barbnra register where Zet­ last programs n�.lIhon Hodges, Sylvia Interests of the nolion's week, as well as for this Og�echec, n�w sumo of bonds a • •• depart­ Warnoc.k, and the way with state And no- sixteen-year bearing June and Mrs. Paul terower presided. Favors were E. T. "RED" MULLIS available such as the '1l1li------Hodges By week. Smkho�e • ment, chain and specialty stores. �ew .lIfe trona I 01' anizations. coupon rate of 3-7/8 per cent. .. were pinned Soil Conservotion Service chapters. Mr, Crittendon IS insurance that for the first. ume g ling SHOWER Humphrey hostesses at by Rachel Anderson. KITCHEN A. Harriet It devotes its efforts to the de­ L. Crittendon, fieldman attending these in the nation is The bonds ore the secured FOR MISS FOSS Hodges party house III a lovely Griffin gave napkins. meetings w.lth i i of increased for the service, attended the the farm and offering. farm�rs WASHING NYLON party Miss Teresa Ice cream und cuke velopment e�. agents a group IS being AND joint and severn I obligations of COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE Mrs . honoring pound It's to be back dlscuss�ng .Jerry Howard and Mrs. all retail mighty good at the p�licy. Thi� bride of this 1110n1.h. were served ficicncy in phases of meetings Denmark, Brooklet, program and tried here first and IS DACRON CURTAINS the twelve farmer-owned land E. W. Fay, by Mrs. Edward on the of our �ns�erll1g expected Bnrnes were hostesses at and works job conserving and Ivanhoe last Jesse N. Of Roses und of Hinson, Mrs. R. C. operating procedures Mlddleground, Akins IS en- to to and bonks, operating under Federal a kitchen shower nrrnngements Miller and vital soil and water after a que�llons. honoring Miss with its more than week. A call was held the exp�nd other. c,ounties Hints for and mixed summer flowers Mrs. R. E. Miller. closely 8,000 meeting roiling Wurnock and states If found The washing nylon charter with Government super­ June whose were of weeks on vacation. I gro�p .. Foss, marriage to members in couple at West Side Mrs. H. H. Godbee the Sinkhole satlsfncto�y used in the decorations. The table was furthering retailing'S Tuesday night house and farm dncron curta ins-g ivcn Miss vision. They are backed will Porty dining over­ think the main value of on crop, bulldings, by by N. S. Kendricks. Herd of Cattle Hugh Darley, take place standards of going and handled Mrs. Sam Bran- ... refreshments were land with a cut integrity. by community. automobile of first on fruit punch, work cloth and is that it us re- Willie VIC home lm- security mortgages September 19. Jean's lovely new vacation gives nen. insura�lce p�ograms Dow.dy: fancy sandwiches and white hod pink and Farm Bureau is now pro- have been working nice for the farm lands with the endorsement Waynesboro, Ga., Including home in the Fletcher subdivision burning tapers newed perspective and vigor for pro�ement speclol!st cake squa res with the flowers. WHEN TO USE Mr. Crittendon pointed out to its enrollment for next of these Extension fO.r of farmer-owned National Farm was I he scene bride's spring our better. The curing Anyone SCI vice- of the party. IN LII=E doing job the seve�al year.s. 2 POLLED HEREFORD BULLS WITH PAPERS monogram in pink. Mrs. John B. Anderson and MAN·MADE THREAD? group that they had not been year. New members con the services Will save Include.�gTlcul.turalwash wash Loan Associations. The bonds White Althea and in Ogeechee River Soil Conserva- join membe�s often, by ivy crystal Mrs. H. able to offer this Form Bureau are not Twenty guests were invited. O. French were in the STATE Y. M. C. Miss Avola service to ond come on in on more than their hand, use warm and a Government obligations bowl were on the mantel. Char- A. OF GroQGI ... Whitesell, clothing tion District and it many its considera�ly 30 POLL HEREFORD COWS WITH GOOD Bulloch the water. and not gift room. for the County Farm Bureau program if desire. membership dues, Mr. rmse are guaranteed by the lotte roses with specialist Agricult-ural many h un d reds ort cooperato rs i n they Hodges heavy detergent, Armstrong . d�ty. �t av AT members . G er Misses Hazel McDonald and prior to this but that This one painted out least twice III clear nment. CALVES THEIR SIDES rald fern decorated the PRIMITIVE BAPTIST 1 Extension Service, recommends is a and Is of the services water, drip �m.. Geraldine Cowart served _ Bull?chCounty ple.asure every member could not . CIRCLE TO MEET punch work the use of man-made threads for to work WIth. get in, farm people have demanded of all these dr and if ressing is "The Federal Land Banks liVing room. they do in helping us mold insptratton if H�wever,. servl�es needed 20 POLLED HEREFORD COWS . on the officers of the under old and SEPTEMBER 17 MISS porch to the guests as SylvDnio chapter all man-made fabrics and blends slxty·five years their Farm Bureau to the are 111 With us�' rayon o,"n Ion settln or a make loans to farm. Chicken salad, cookIes and MONDAY, ALICE BELL personalities and careers and conservation reserve give keepll1g y g long-term were installed. The: part not afflicted with some un- the. po"�y The St they departed. of these fibers. It is recom­ members some of to t ers Notional Farm Loan 20 HORN HEREFORDS iced tei were served. ates b p"rrum Ive Bap· the work do as not tangible ad- Farm Bureau give through . ?ro Others they components Beta Phi these of the Soil Bank is very much disease. tlSt Circle Will meet helping with the of our Following activities mended for any where over non-members more and more June was presented a cake Monday, own organization. And so Sigma garment in the minds of of our vantage living and Heifers Pasture shower were Mrs. many me','"bers foor (All Bred) arm Mrs. H. H. Zet· Clyde Hollingsworth, the with a Mrs. Lester Waters is out on to Its" Cow� cover the September 17, ol the church Ch Sch-00I set it is to pressing hot steamless signing the farm. efforts make farm !tfe by hostesses. Mony tonight them we pay cooperators. They are to the�r .a s�e�am!"!!!l�ro�n�.!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!� Mrs. Gamma terower, Hoyt Griffin and I{appa !=hapter director, iron is needed. �anting the Denmark members. John N. W. C. a more ottrachve useful and attractive were tribute." Hodges, county Farm ond to gifts at assisted their make plans to establish grass IItt�e a! I by chapter Jr. is showered on rs. I'.. an d M rs. Mrs. sponsor, Rushing working with the Bureau president, out at Its members money, all of the h6noree. 31:3�'11' George Byrd read a and trees on land that be Icurable pointed sav.e SMITH· TILLMAN SALE AT ,"1ms for Sylvania Mrs. Lanett Rufus be hostesses. 24·25 M�·IS�ak����le��celved mony Bazemore, enter­ sh�uld Brooklet group. Miller is the last week that the which to a Guests present were Misses Sept. poem, "Where School Bells Washing dishes for a family in In Edgar meetings adds. up higher beautiful Members tained both with a put permanent vegetatIOn. Branne� �I� and useful from the chapters re­ the area Farm Bureau standard or for gifts. Ring," and each member Alpha of four takes over one month's working Middleground came into being hving rural Shirley Brown, Judy Zetterower, The About 60 of the at her other words to use each Statesboro Business and guests called Omega Chapter of Beta ception home. acr� �n as well as Lila Ann Hozel /anMnexLOVELY TEA FOR during was Sigma work to Miss the Ogeechee, James fighting for farm people as a and those Canuette, Hollo· faculty presented a cor­ per year, according their farm for what what It IS Professional Women's Club will the Phi of Statesboro met Members from Stotesboro at­ people. F�rm�rs PARKER'S STOCK YARD MISS TERESA FOY evening. or with the E. Davis Is the Stilson while. such as the mterested 111 MORTUARY way, Mrs. Jack Sapp, Mrs. John sage boutinniere. Willie Vie Dowdy, Agriculturol best suited and treat working Programs farming Indirectly sponsor R chorm school to be 1------­ Following Gamma Kappa in tending were: and On a Chapter Syl­ Peggy Herrington, Extension �ccording Ivanhoe communities, and various on cot- cannot afford not to be a mem. Newton, Mrs. Roy Dorley, Mrs. Thursday oflernoon, Sep- this, reception was held. in Service economist in to its needs for maXimum re- price supports conducted on September 24-25 vania on recording secretory: Doris For­ Mrs. Fred Mrs. J. F. tember 6, Mrs. Bruce Olliff, Mr•. their honor. Monday night. home Brannen the West Side ton, peanuts, and tobacco do ber of the Farm Bureau It pays Darley. Darley Miss Alice improvement. turns and conservation. It looks .. at 11 A. M. Frank Simmons by Bell-lhe South's shee, treasurer; Bennie not to be a member of 19, and Mrs. Foss. Sr., Mrs. rnman Zetterower PTA Mrs. Cone announced The Ritual Herring, community. give the hand that "pays thiS 24-Hour Ambulance Service Wednesday, Sept. foremost the of Jewels. and Sue from here as if some parts can �ost Na�han and Mrs. Jason expert on charm, Degree president; Baxter and the fiddler" of all farm In two Foy Sr., Morgan theme for the year, this If any advantage orgalllza- bridal Mrs. beauty, and foshion. 1956·1957, was conferred upon the fifteen Jessie Anderson. qualify year application OCTOBER 10 IS DEADLINE powerful. Statesboro, Ga. c?ntes�s of Savannah were joint hostesses "Foundations for YOUR FUTURE is for you­ _ financially over those that like tlons. DIfferences come up be. Darley won skin lotIOn, and has Many Genera­ members of the Gamma 1------­ is made before October I. If co- All applications for PHONES - 4·2991 & 4-2289 Fr.ed at Mrs. Olliff's home on Savan- The charm course will be first meet lions." Kappa insure it with of group a "free ride," even the state na­ 4.2722, MISS Canuette won About 200 attended the knowledge your have somc idle though they a box of Chapter by the members of the Wool operators land it which saves the mem- t�een co�nt�, an� For full information call F. C, Parker Jr. or nah Avenue at a divided into two in order maggots and bad coverage, do a at Byron brilliant tea groups lhe Sallie Zetterower P.T.A. meeting. Mrs. Hunter destroy sheep good features and whot to experience deep satisfac- limes, stationery. Robertson, Alpha mighl pay bers some must �Ional orgalllzal1�ns to - Omega Chapter. The cere. unless treatment for them to inv.estigate. $16.20 per 26 North Main Ga. ••• honoring their niece, Miss Teresa accommodote teen held its first is do about them. KNOWLEDGE year: tion over done some lust like family dIfferences. Mr. Statesboro, Ga, Dyer, County Agent, Statesboro, agers,p meeting Monday membership committee chair. was held in having many the First Bap­ given, warns Denis bride·elecl 0f September working women, and mothers night, 10 in the man, announced that Deloach, IS POWER. Enroll in Miss Alice STITCH AND CHATTER CLUB September 263 paid tist Church. farm with October 10 will be with small sheep specialist for the havi�g his replanned They are on ��y, children. Each en. school cefetorium. Invocalion members had been enrolled. Agri­ Bell's CHARM SCHOOL on Sep­ .. lot of the Bulloch County differences lust one or Mrs. Hunter After the on a Issued Robertson was rollee will have 0 ceremony, the cultural Extension Service. emphasis placed banking checked, Mrs. Olliff met the guests as choice of was given by Elder T. Roc tember 24·25. P?hCleS a.nd former. hig�CM����������������ill�����n��H�O�d�g�e�s�.�a���d�ili�a�t�m���s�t�o�f���e�s�e������������������������!�����������������������part of his saidy land with coverage Will become effective Club at trees and grass. November I. MEMBERSHIP ADVANTAGES Sewing Tuesday morning them to the line. Miss evening closses. The were Dr. receiving Community given by John . Mrs. Kitchen. The Mooney This service recent there has �-��������a���i��m-�d����M�a��-����======�Bryant's was most attractive in Center is the. location for the Jr. He Theron of Stilson has program operates OUTIng years Fay her introduced Mrs. R. L. Ne�l decorations on a and been a lot of were home arrange- to be done that we quarterly semi-annual requests. coming afternoon dress, a black sheath morning held from Cone Jr., program, chairman. som�thll1g �ave ments done from cla�ses basis with the Farm Mr. to the to Margaret's a a. m. until J noon. eve- been for a time. Bureau, county officers help featuring sabrina neckline, ac- I? � The Mrs. Cone spoke as follows: lookm.g. .Iong gorden, dahlias; and aI- Crittendon out. How- the members some re­ using cented by block satin thot nlng Will the "The Notional After combllllllg bahan he pointed give . cla�ses Congress of seed. theos in shades of ':'1ee� at. ever those not enrolled Oc- Ilumerative over the varying deep formed a V MarVin nuchtorllllll from Parents came and cut by advantage deep neckline in Pltt�U!l1 and Teachers has as its back. h�y behl�d purple to with red roses tobe;' 10 will have to wait a non�ll1embers in a "closed lilac, back. Salin floated from 7 p. m. until 9 p. m. theme-'The the In s.hop" panels and the . in on Family co�bl�e. Exp�T1ence to in Mr. oblong container. the Flonda thiS to a yeor get the group plan. fashion. Hodges pointed out satin in back below the To secure the services of this Community-each Shapes the mdlcate.s b� Upon t.he arrival of the guests They can still take coverage that subscriptions to the two hemline. outstanding On charm Other-the P.T.A. serves both.' very go�d profitable operatIOn. were authority under on they served lime sherbet In The IS not the but the program an in- county papers for members at the line with Teresa were is quite a distinction for Stotes- "Each of us lives in a hay best, lhey A family; I punch. chicken salad plate her each tell me cows like in fine. mother, Mrs. J. P. Foy, her bora. Miss Bell has traveled ex- family lives in a Com� !t was served with asparagus-pi� sister, Mrs. Carl Sanders of Au- the munity. The more we �!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!!"!!!��!"!!!� minto tensively throughout United strengthen roll, olive florets and the gusta and Mrs. Aulbert Brannen, States wHile completing speak- one the mOre we safeguard canloloupe balls. mother of the the groom-elect. ing engogements, on other. Never have we been The were Mrs. AI Bold� appearing FARM LOANS guests The tea table wos more resplendent television, and working with ke�nly we are win, Mrs. Brunson, Mrs. a'.vare tha� 80TA� HArry in bridal beouty, overlaid with Hollywood studios where she today of that Ernest II1teriockmg rela­ term Bank Cannon, Mrs. Charles madeiro linen Federal Land cut work cloth, gathered the beauty secrets of Nor have we ever Long Holhir, Mrs. H. R Mrs. tion�hip. Huey, bordered with the realized more SUMMER COLD wide lace and film stars. She has recently fully we do F C. Porker ./1'., Mrs. Tom th.an .. centered with a silver bowl filled returned from a European trip today that to serve and at low interest for Smith and Mrs. W. B. children, loans, rate, Wyatt. with matchless white which took her to and youth the P.T.A. must JAKE • •• chrysan. Italy effectIVely themums. serve . 10 Trailing ivy and green Paris, France, where she was in the home and the or b�lh �f DARLEY FAMILY REUNION fal'mel's who to refinance grapes suggested the refreshing attendance at the IllOSt fomous commul1Ity. de,sh'e The Dorley family reunion vintage of green punch floated of the was held lust with lime sherbet. fash�on opel1il1� wo.rld. Sundoy in Macon, Serving were .MISS Bell wTltes th�t�:� s�a��i�Sn!�0�1I�hi�1!�7�� construct with the children of Miss Patricia Jone n. s.yncll�oted "Foundations for debts, 'land, the late Brannen: colullln On beauty fOI Many Genera. 666sREUEF purchase William Brannen, Mrs. Jn�lan .!lallOnol tiol1s"Thc most Wesley Durley and Fay Jr., and local papers, IS important busi� Eliza Challce of Seven Maxalln Foy, and Mrs. Frank o�HI r�ted ness in the whole world 01· or to fi· Soperton. �mollg the top ten. 111 her field is the improve buildings, sons and two sisters and Simmons Jr. Little In of future their Fay Fay the country. She IS the building citizens slrong families in in were present, Smith, long icc net, of t.wo on �,lIl�or body, healthy in mind and including g�een books beauty- Alice nance Ivy and the free in sp'rit l'easonable need of the Darley family of p�ssed ou� napkl,ns. M!'s. Bell's 'and "Seouty SAVE MONEY any Olliff ond BeautY,?oOk' "We Martinez, Barry Darley and Dlght Mls� NI�a Can Be Fun. d� know that teachers family of Lyons, of do a great part toward the build. Doily Darley Mor�an Savanna� asslsted.1I1 Miss Bell will take her class WITH fal'm 01' of Brunswick Mr. and Mrs. John servlllg party sandWiches and 111- ing of the Future. We do know IVI. WOI family. at the charm school behind the ..... '.' F. Darley of dividual cakes, In and the dynamic influence that Statesboro, Mrs. ic�d �reen scenes in the private rooms - embossed dressing teochers arc to Evelyn Wcndzel of Cartersville light pll1k With valley of in Our SOciety, the l,oans al'e available also stage, screen, radio, and tele- ••• Fred Darley, Mr. and Mrs. lilies. � DRY FOLD Ra; use of Darley and Jr. and Mrs. Fay Sr., Mrs. visiol� sto.rs to. sh.ow the. opens all doors-the Ray Carolyn �nman exerCises III question is, � AND rellevlllg tenSion and does it Three-Hour CASH farmers whel'e the Connon of Statesboro. Sisters Frank SlInmons Sr., Mrs. open the front door or and. in improving the figure. part.time present were Mrs. Alice Thomas of mll1gled the back door?" CARRY Service, Pick-up M?rgan Sav?nna�. A most of Atlanta With 1 interesting demonstra- The cost of and Mrs. L. H. Thig- guest. he hVIng room the COurse is $5, and Service Same owner has income from �he lion will be the Delivery pen and family of Macon. had light rose summer flowers. given by charm and tickets moy be secured from adequ�te The authority the walk that B. sun por.ch was ·decorated showing any & P.W. Club member or Day. is taught 011 models at �- JOLLY CLUB MEETS including Henry's Department Store. off·farm sources. Liberal correct posture, gesture of the ap· WITH MRS, ANDERSON wi�r:.e�I��� f�����s�lirected the guests down the hands, and relaxation exercises Model Last garden pat.h DIG YOUR MORE Laundry Tuesday the Jolly Club which professional models charming on fal'm and timbered across the lawn. must self out from under was entertained Mrs. Penton utilize. the faults Your Sanitone Cleaner praisal by One hundred and The entire class will Anderson fifty guests par- of incorrect dress, at her home on South licipale in these poor posture, called between 4 and 6 o'clock. exercises from bad dull On Courthouse Square Main Slreet. head skin, hair, slovenly lands. welcomed. to toe, which do not re- Fashion speech, lack of and risht Kitt_ Inquiries Lovely roses and white althea paise, other -Phone 4-3234- MAGNOLIA GARDEN CLUB quire or lying on the disrobin� negative , , decorated the room. personality traits. En- I . often Call 4-2353, or write living The Garden Club yet which are IllOSt ef- roll in imitated, telephone In contests Magnolia f100�, Miss Alice Bell's CHARM prizes were Won met for fectlve. to in tune the time,l their first this SCHOOL n�ver new Here'S the number keep you reaUy by Mrs. W. T. Coleman and meeting sponsored by B. & I So ... The laundry T. \V. See.-Treas. �th I!'. Mrs. fall on duplicated. Rowse, It U be ,weet mU.le to Thursday at Demonstrations on W. Club. COIIItJ, Old hil', Rocket EDgine "88"1 your W. W. Jones. morning proper eye washes hudget.priced 10 o'clock at the horne of Mrs. and you wiD service that Statesboro National Farm Loan di,cover how little tbis co,t.1 The make-up hair-do's, designed P'j in Association, ears,BUltooO1 �heD you big beauty actuaUy guests were served lemon delight Marion with Mrs. 1.===::.:=a=Slllln_1liI1DI' , Brantley faces, be ... folds custard f�r .. and now', Ii,..,. Now ice cream and cookies. various·s.haped \Vil.1 their .dries Box 50 If you've been waiting to make your move, Thurman Lanier as co-hostess. given by MISS Bell on vanous roomy vamp, 327, Statesboro, Georgia � Other senile on 10 ••• members present were ou'l) receive nil the benefits of the Fall sales seaBOn. Come Mrs. Bernon Gay and Mrs. volunteers in the your family washing Mrs. L. E. group. I. U8 how Price, Mrs. E_ L. heel8 our on car. Let ahow you easy John Meyers were in of The COurse will g1ove.grip and,lIexib1e 101. generous appraisal your present Mikell, Mrs. J. F. charge . figure �et Darley and the includ: it I. to over to Old, now! program. The topic dealt and fabriCS, and ,.. go right Mrs. B. W. Cowart. IIlve?tory, c�lor _""'_.....====...c-==::-...... � = with dried f/A'fE. � c ' arrangements. Mrs. fash�on applied to you. . f? fp,((jlfi Lamar MISS Hotchkiss a Bell says: "Charm IS not I brought M . .. BUfFET SUPPER to •• aU.OUROUS lovely arrangement the meet- but developed and ac- b tho FLOIIIDA FLoiIlDA'S in�erited, $13.95' Iojor � • t � 1I0WI ' LOVELY COMPLIMENT ,11 'lAW' t ing. qUi red, and can be ,.u.� w••tod but could. had by every c> •.• TO . ��� MISS SIMMONS Cake and ice woman. (lj cream were Fashion is like a foreign ""�/) �j,�Jru"o t· served. at Thursday evening September lallg�age in that it must be ",W 6, Mrs. J. B. Others Averitt and Mrs. persent were Mrs. studle�. Every woman Con be Jack Averitt and J. D. Mrs � Hal Averitt Allen, .Norman Camp- altra�tlve and Hollywood has feted Miss Julie Simmons, bell, Mrs. Benton Strange, Mrs. certainly proved that. Charm Ezra charming bride of Sunday, Sep- Johnson, Mrs. J. C. tember 9, with a mark, Mrs. Dean Den-ll;;;r-::::00I!I buffet supper Futch, Mr�: ==::I1 at the Averitt \V. H. �t4_e home on South \Voodcock, Mrs. Leslie TO OPEN SOON Zetterower Avenue. Williams, Mrs. Hul\Y McCorkle and In White gladioli in a Victorian Mrs. M. O. Lawrence. el/"rgne with Sheffield candela- STATESBORO . . bra holding white candles at For a va nation of the cheese- each end of the table, were burger, lighlly toss grated pro. HOWARD .� centers of JOHNSON .. attraction on the cessed cheese with ground meat ( bride's table which was covered when you make hamburgers. RESTAURANT Our Store will be closed Satur. /� with a madeira cloth. This Will DAYS-I romantic NIGHTS suggestion Comes from Miss Need day, September 15, to observe -.---"."-...wonderful of and Summer Rote. ,er per- Trays turkey ham, cas- Cook, nutritionist for WAITRESSES a Ann.e .the Religious Ion, double occupeftC'Y, seroles of asparagus, Agricultural Extension Service., .Honday, 00 party FOUNTAIN GIRLS A,ril 16th to Deumb., rolls and • mlnt·plneapple molded $24 15th, salad In 8 sliver COOKS large tray were WANT TO BE a .harming served Miss And .. by Faye Akins. woman? Your appearance and Green and white Ice cream, with personality are contrOlling fac. DISHWASHERS cakes and party mints, were tors in your life. Learn how to Apply To served, Mrs. Jack Averitt was make CHINlTO is extra your life more Interesting, BENNIE faney lon� BASS rice. hoste•• In the dIning room. happier, and more successful grain Cooks up light, nuf. by Howord Johnson HENRY'S and Julle'o gift from the hostesses making yourself a more beau· Restaurant ty tender-everytime ! You was a cake slicer In her sliver 109 North Main Street cannot buy a finer nce-at - tlful, graceful, and effective any pattern. woman. Enroll in the CHARM Statesboro, Ga. price! Buy CHlNITO RICE­ Shop Henry's First Woodcock Motor Inc. were SCHOOL. Company Fifty guests Invlted, today. J-"Iil""'--_r::a.. 108 Savannah Ave. Phone 4-3210 Statesboro, Ga.

IE ______CAREPUL,., DRIVI! 5APELYI -:- POWELL HAS PITTMAN P.T.A. The nursery will be open STORY IN GEORGIA WEl.COMES NEW every TEACHERS P.T.A. night for second The Bulloch 10 A REVIEW grade � Prize-Winning MAGAZINE I'ATRONS SEI'TEMBER 19 children and lIef'ald-Page IROY IMARVIN younger. All older Newspaper children will to 1956 Roy Powell, director of The Marvin go the uudl- Stalesboro, Georgia, Thursday, September 13, public Pillman P.T.A. torlum with their relations at will hold Its parents. 156 Georgia Teachers first meeting Wed------WOMAN'S Cl.UB PRESIDENT Better College, is among the writers nesdny evening, September ductlon, "My Fair Lady Fashion Newspaper 19, P. J. THE who have ut 8 o'clock In Bergeaux, . Contests articles or stories In the school audi­ Agricultural SAYS THANKS FOR Show," presented at McCroan •;�:-;.;J;.;"" Extension Service BULLOCH the torium. FOR SALE _ Georgia Review to be re- agronomlst- Auditorium at the on --- College HERALD For Sale Four-year-old fertlltzer, out SUCCESS OF FASHION SHOW Brick House and leased IS. Mr. The new points that by 4. She Garage. 4 September teachers and patrons Tuesday night, September rooms-2 Powell's is following the ferUlizer recom- Dedi.t!ated To bedrooms, parlor, story "Home of the school will be Mrs. L. M. Durden, stntcd that the funds taken in at The kitchen Short course set (or �,ntitled recog­ mendaUono and other president StaJe.sboro A;ld Bltllocl" small dinette tile bath Uncle Benny. The nized at the cultural the will Into the Progress Of Georgia September of the Statesboro Woman's performance go County with 011 two air: Review is meeUng practices of the of Club, VOLUME - shower; heai, printed at the Un I· nnd an Informal College club's nir conditioning project �������------XVI ESTABLISHED FARMS reception will this week MARCH 26,1937 conditioning units, rockwool In- verslty of be Agriculture, tarm Income can be says to all In to make for S r Georgia In. Athens given them by the executive "thanks" for the library order STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER sulatlon, aluminum awnings. be 18 and has Increased In 20, 1956 FOR SALE-143 acres partly eptem wide distribution. board of the P.T.A. Georgia by $200 those who hod a part In making it more comrortable and at­ NUMBER 45 House In good shape. Must Sell. • million. within limits ot nice small the success of the tractive to Its Phone 4-9676. 0-30-tlc. The fall short course on complete pro- patrons. town. 70 acres plow land and winter grazing and small more 20 acres of open woodland pas- FOR gains will be 200 homes SALE-Slx-room hou•• held at Sam Nevtlle's m n ture, with small pond. Mostly with aabcatoa oJumt- far i \ siding, very soiL Fine for tenh Si khole good crops num awnings woJl to waJl community Tues­ and livestock. Tobacco and now cot- carpeting, living and dining day, September 18, at to a. m. may Education ton J. get Board allotments. needs room. R. calls Dwelling Completely air con- Johnson, Extension . . for Attractive sur- modernizing. dilloned. Will sell cheap. Phono agronomist, Athens, will be In $800,000 Town roundlngs. water and (-2734. O-lO-tte. charge ot the dlacussions. natural pavement. Fine new schools. Mr. Neville was third gas Only $8,500.00 FOR SALE--Three three- place large winner In the state bedroom brick veneer homeo, grazing Chas. E. Cone Really Co., Inc. contest this school year Holding this bond election on short course 23 at October 23 Norlh Main SI. Dial 4-2217 ��:tel':.th�;rg�"Sto��etnleh.. a�l�e� ·hls farm will lion. Lonna already approved. give everyone Interested in a Sec or A. SEE US FOR GOOD VALUES call S. DODD JR., at good grazing program to sec his (-2471 or 4-9871. s-a-ire. operations and to procure first FARMS WANTED-We need hand the latest FOR information on additional listings, particularly SALE-Nice large lots 10- fall of farms within grazing plans, as well as fairly priced small ten to twelve miles of States­ grains for grain. nc�lC�Ch���, ::;t�l�al�f AnYe� The boro. homes. Reasonable prices, terms program Tuesday will last a If needed. See or cull A. S. , couple at hours, but those DODD JR. s-s-trc. attending can toke all the time - they desire to see the some 200 HOMES FOR SALE-2 bedroom home acres or improved on located at 615 postures A REAL BUY E�sl Grady this farm, as well as his modern Street.. Owner leaving town. dairy operations. Mr . NeVI'II e Six rooms and Immedinte possession. For de- good-sized bath " tails see milks around 350 cows. on nice corner lot. Less than FRANCIS TRAPNELL 50 Doz. or call "Nas h ua two years old. FHA approved. 4-2878. 9-13-2tp. Multi-striped Automatic Small down payment Price FOR SALE-Used $6,950,00 rerrlcrntor in Mrs. m And Solid very good condition. Call G. C. Wendzel ELECTRIC Chas, E. Conc Really Co., tnc. COLEMAN JR. at 4-3154. 23 North Main SI. Dial 4-2217 FOR SALE - One SOO-gallon Northwest Ga. CANNON TOWELS BLANKETS HOUSE FOR COLORED M��I�nC�l�AR��ta&� vF�,s p����ke An increase in the services of 3 For 4·3265 after 6 p. m. the State Y.M,C.A. to the Hi-Y SPECIAL Siv r00l115 and bath . Just COI11- 9.20-2tp. nnd Trl-Hi-Y program in ���I;d�el�u:�hgJr. ��;���. the Northwest District of Geor- Street'F gin was announced this week. Chas. E. Cone Realty Co" Inc. --'O-(-.-R-e-n-t------51.00 Several additions and changes 515.88 23 Norlh Mllin SI. Dial 4-2217 FOR two-bed- in State Y.M.CA staff RENT-Lal'ge positions Size x room apartment, tile bath, were announced. 20 40. stove and A refrigerator nnd Mrs. Evelyn Wendzel, a native $18.95 Value. REAL ESTATE heater. DODD APART- of SANFORIZED CHAM­ water. Statesboro. has accepted an CITY PROPERTY LOANS appointment as assistant district BRAY WORK SHIRTS ����,t,;;gD�ai�.��t ���4�� Y.M.C.A. 500 Yards Service- 01' 4-0871. for North- ' "Spring -Quick 5-3-tfe .secretary. Double 1 west District. Mrs. Wendzel was yoke construction for CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY FOR Tri-Hi-Y Western extra RENT-4.room unfurnished advisor for three years Maid" Boys' wear; button through 15 Courtland Street in apartment at 206 South Zet- Statesboro before joining the palch pocket s, Blue, gray. 14-17_ terower Ave. State FOR SAl.E _ Three-bedroom Completely private. Y.M.C.A. staff. A JEANS home. Close in. lot on graduate of Georgia Tench- Shady '1 BROADCLOTH '\ ers paved s tree t . J$�ost.OO repdeerconr,aol,e,t'hl.. tphhrOo,u,eghODUI!.· College and Busi- R. J. HOLLAND Draughon's at 4-2724. ness Mrs. S-IS-tfc. College, Wendzel will Men's First be in of Per Yard Quality cur�to��su��nc�_2���ncy charge the district office Special 51.98 FOR RENT--6-room apartment. located in Cartersville. She is FOR SALE-New three-bedroom All rooms are large outside affiliated with the asbestos Baptist T-SHIRTS siding home. Close rooms. Plenty or closet Church. in. space, 3ge A Pair front and bock porch. This is an Kemp Mabry, district exec- Curry Insurance 2 For Agency upstairs apartment. Rents for utive will devote One Rack PO 4-2825 secretary, his of I $45.00 a month. full 0 to 20 Yard Pieces Phore Call A. M. time to Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y First 10 ounce SELIGMAN at FOR SALE-New, three-bed- 4-2241. 8-16-tfc. field work in this district. He quality. room brick veneer home With formerly directed FOR RENT-Two room furnish- programs, 59c Yard 51.00' carport. Located on LADIES'DRESSES Regular large ed conferences, and re- corner lot. apartment. Electric s�8.te public zipper fly. range for ------1 and refrigerator. Gas heat. Pri- lations. the State Y. Sizes M and L. Curry Insurance Agency vote entrance. Available He IS succeeded in the latter S, Phone PO 4-2825 Sep- A tember I. PHONE 4-2738. 8-23-Ifc posttton by R. T. Bryant, Special �uy FOR - of SALE Three-bedroom FOR _ formerly RENT fur-, house, 4.bedr';;;;;', _:tatesboro.--_. Boys' large storage room, nished cottage. Equipped with lot. AVailable large immedlate- city gas. 341 SOUTH MAIN ST. Men's "Old Iy. Can make down payment Phone 4-3456. 53.98 Honesty" Itp, TWO B•• and assume present loan with C b IVY LEAGUE or FOR in oys payments $51.50 per month RENT-Close on paved·· . or refinance. street. $5.98 Value. WORK Unfurnished two bed- Mannes PANTS room ' PANTS CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY apartment. $50 a month. Jom Phone PO 4-2825 Write L. B. TAYLOR, Colonial Sizes Pair Master Seregeant Smith of the 9-15, 10-20,· and Stores, Brunswick, Ga. 9-20-21p. Pair • Savannah Marine Recruiting Office FOR SALE-A lovely 3 bedroom announced this week that and 38-52. brick veneer John R, son of home, with ga- APARTMENT FOR RENT-New Stalcup, Mr. and 52.98 attached. brick Bon S. The first of the rage Like new. Can duplex. Private entrance. M�s. S.talcup, Route 1 meeting be with Two Statesboro Little of purchased only $119500 bedrooms. Large living Stilson, and WIlbur E. Waters, 52.98 Theater the to owner. Good room son drill location in fast With dining area. Natural of Mrs. Ruth E. Waters, Heavy pockets. 1956·57 season will be held section. well heat: 500 growing Large Very close to Sallie Route I Register, have been Yds. I st Monday evening. September 24. soaped lot with trees. Zelterower Quality Drastically School at 310 enlisted in lhe United FULL-FASHIONED I Black and Khaki. at 8 o'clock at the Bulloch reduced for immediate Florence States with salt".. Avenue. Available Marine Compare $3.98. Sep- Corps for a period of 51-15 NYLONS lpnsl County Library. All members PHONE 4-9909, 312 Jewel Drive. tember 13. Can be seen now. Call two years. are to attend as Gunter at urged plans ______Poplar 4-3414. CORDUROY or .eam 9_-6_-_tf_c. are 59� Self dark •• for the new season will be com­ lan,\gas�'r3��c They going through re- pro SHIRT TO FOR MATCH SALE-House WIUl with a Smart calars for Fall and WIn­ Howard c:uit training group of 66 Pair pleted. Johnson sq. ft. In good 2,3661'10- from Men's condition, �Ight the Savannah area On ter dresses, suits. 8Y.t·l1), The executive committee of cated 41S South Main St. with 10 Bolt the same platoon. 51.98 the Little Theater extends a now here �7t�tfen, ;o�"c:� Wanted DRESS SHOES cordial invitation to anyone open ����kras�l�:�, interested in becoming a mem­ rooms, den, 1 3 ------bath, porches, _ 25 FOR SALE-One Pieces ber of the to at­ large carport. Also has dlanp- WANTED-Four Warner piano. organization white "curb Pair tend. is pearlng stairway for storage In Very good condition. 98e For Membership open to girls." Age 16 or over. Selling 12 attic. Lifetime root. Insulated Apply price $150.00. See at 8 North Dozen Men's any white citizen sixteen years In person at AL'S WOOL STEAK Foss SI. or PHONE MATERIAL of and above. Dues are $5 HOUSE 4-2087. l tp, A age �d h:.!�. ,;;:��0��76r�0�� (formerly San-J-Nelte Yard and include a senson on U. per year L. JACKSON. 2-16-tfc. S. 301, south). 7-19·tfc. Short Sleeve pass to all productions. Further NOTE: I A SI( R. M. Special 53.00 will consider BENSON how to details will be at the al------save explained 20 cent on per your or can Fire $1.39 Value. meeting be had by con­ .. Services Insurance. BENSON IN­ Values to SPORT �aJlp�����: p�;t �r.m'i:'��� $8.95 SHIRTS officer or member JOHN L. JACKSON. SURANCE AGENCY. tacting any 1------_ 51.98 of the club. 1------J. Tentative for the new M. TINKER A. S. DODD JR. Special plans A Yard seasons include three FOR RENT-Nice on Real major Bungalow CONSULTING FORESTER Estate The fall is lot. This home one 12 Dozen productions. play large has . Plaid INDEPENDENT TIMBER MORTGAGE LOANS FHA Values to scheduled to be "The Women" ���k��iihl�A�te�o�:::�i�����f��� CRUISER GI-CONVENTIONAL-'FARM $4.98 51.00 and is to be directed by Mrs. cated on North College SI. 10 HOMES FOR SALE Gingham Vera Witte and Mrs. Julie Alien. Rent $65.00 month. One most per . Regular $1.98 Value. of the successful and HILL & OLLIFF 100 Per Cent funniest plays ever to be pre­ Phone 4-3531 SPORT SHIRTS sented on the Broadway stage, FOR RENT-We have two, two­ bedroom apartments located r NYLON CURTAINS Special on North College St. Rent $50.00 ��:�r��!ean�����dE�t��t Concert Association per month. other will be an- Community I productions "The stand • Standing: way you HILL & OLLIFF nounced at a future date. can make you appear ten pounds Phone 4-3531 51.00 51.98 Li�::iC���at�� f�h: th�ta:������ to besi membershi drirrve 0ct. 1 slimmer." FOR RENT-2-bedroom home on are as follows: Pair President, egIn Ip � Hands: hands beautl- ' Pannel. year "Using nice lot in Andersonville on Parrish Blitch; internal vice is an art." South College St. Rent $52.50 Mrs. F. C. Parker Jr., pres i- -.--- fully $2.98 Value. Smith; per month. president, Bobby. �x- dent of the Community Con- vice Freida SKATE-R-BOWL ANNOUNCES Figure inventory: "Fashion is HILL & OLLIFF ternal pre�ldent, cert Association here, an·. Che e only worth what fashion does Phone 4-3531 Gernant; recording secretary, nounced this week that the /S dol set WINTER SKATING SCHEDULE for you-it's not what Boys' Quilt-Lined Betty Lane; corresponding week of October 1-6 has been you FOR RENT-2-bedroom fur­ Jane Martin; Nath Foss, owner and spend, but how you look. There Men's Fine secretory, t:eas- designated as Community Con- for B00 mo nished Located in k bile of is no one woman that can wear apartment. urer, Mrs. Julie Allen; business cert Week which the operator the Sknte.R.Bowl during . Andersonville on South The . 'every fashion, but there is one College JACKETS manager, Mrs. Helen Rosengart. association will make its annual Bookmobile schedule for this week the St. Rent $55.00 per month. the week of announ�es wlll.ter fashion that does something for drive for Monday, September schedule for HILL " OLLIFF SHORTS our memberships. his recreation woman." 'RED CAMEL' The 24, Thursday, Septern- every Phone 4-3531 STAINLESS STEEL drive will officially be­ thro�gh center located on U. S. 301 just ber 27, IS as follows: 54.98 gin October I the limits. Color and 5-P(, PLACE SETTING 2 For workshoe to Monday evening, outside city Fabrics: "Color and Revival FOR RENT-2-bedroom apart­ play I, at the kickoff dinner to be Monday, Esla, Route I, in the fabric arc like begins Midgets clothes, they can ment on North Walnut St. held and this week the Salad fork, lunch fork, serrcted­ With Mutton Collar at the college at 8 o'clock. morning Brooklet at 3:30 Beginning make a woman look duty elk exira taller, Rent $40.00 per month. uppers; Miss Freida Gernanl is chair­ p. m. Tuesday, Route Skate-R-Bowl will be open on edge knife, cream soup, tea­ lIck��avy Esla, 2, shorter, fatter, or thinner." at First non-,kid cork and rub­ in the and after­ HILL " OLLIFF Waynesboro· man of the membership cam­ morning and Portal at Wednesday Saturday Baptist Never needs bor .0Jo •. spoon. polish' Sizes 8 noons l'IIone 4-3531 to 16. 51.00 Brown. 6 fo 12, The Statesboro and will be assisted 3:30 p. m. from 2:30 to 5:45. Jack Fashion Applied to You: Be­ Midget Varsity paign by Wednesday, Ogeechee All members and friends of footb.1I team will ploy the Mrs. Herbert Kingery anet Mrs. cOinmunity in the and Sapp will be on hand to give ing well dressed is not an ac­ 'OR RENT-4 apartments lo­ morning the First Baptist Church are in­ here Satur- James P. Collins. Register at 3:30 p. m. instruction in skating for those eident and there are many wom­ MAYOR W. A. BOWEN cated on South Main St. Close Waynesboro Midgets Thursday' SIGNS PROCLAMATION for vlted to attend Revival Services 8 Mrs. Leefield who wish to learn or wish to en with a closet filled with ot ?bservance .0 Rent to day night at o'clock. There Parker states that the community. National Business town. $35.00 $45.00 Women's Week, September 23-29, as a group which begin Sunday, September month. will be no admission chorge Longenes Symphonette Or· improve their skating. clothes, yet have nothing to ot B.P.W. m�mbers per watch. Seated left fo right, looking on as 23, and continue through SUD­ for 'and students. chestra 'has wear." HILL " OLLIFF children already been booked Among the students Mayor Bowen are BELK'S WILL leaving On Thursday, Friday and signs, Miss Hattie Powell and Mrs. Minnie day, September 30. Phone 4-831 GLADLY CASH YOUR Adults will be given an oppor· for one of the concerts and for this week was Lee PAYROLL college Saturdays the Skate-R-Bowl will The cost of the course Is Johnson, the local B.P.W. Club Evening services will be beld a that $5 president ' lett to CHECKS wnity to make voluntary at least two others will be Arthur Sparks who has Standing entered be open from 7:30 to II p. m. and tickets be secured rIght,are Mrs. Joe at 8 o'clock and the morning to for the at the may Smith, Mrs. Mal!)ie Lou Ilondurant, Mrs. Eloise contribution help pay of the Georgia at will 7:30 �ompletion Military College The center will be closed on irom any B. & P.W. Club mem­ Ware, Mrs. Grace bours be o'clock TUes- uniforms. membership drive, Ga. Waller, Miss Alma Hopper. Miss �annette Iselected Milledgeville, Mondays and Tuesdays. ber and at Miss day through Saturday. Sunday Henry's Store., Ellington, Zula Gammage, and Mrs. Jackie Rowell. hours will be the regular times.