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The Bulloch Herald - Page 16 team 13, 1961 weekend Rotary keeps Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July A Prlze·WlnnlnQ Newspaper Julv• run In the final Rotary lor the first two Jaycee outs. scored the lourth. 1961 Zetterower to the top of BULLOCH Johnny singled Nas- Better HERAALD New.paper THE Lehman Gerald, Johnny center as David DeLoach 19.61 flyed one Zetterower Conte., a place worthy and Johnny Contestl Belter NewwPllJl8r Iller i league's top out to short at R with the three If were given credit • big Hen- on second went to third D. and 01; STATESBORO AND BULWCH MAX COLLINS brother Bam";, Hook, DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS COUlVTY Frank By runs. 1 rs. day 1011g. In Ihl) morning steal, but was caught about, drix, lirat 011 lor the Rotary, Jaycee of Mr. and Mrs. tho Rotary Lit. Final score: Rotary over Jay- clla"'lll· Dupree. SOli Friday, July i, f�t short to retire the came acrosa to score. Sikes, out Baseball Team took tw� cees 4 to 3. Winning pitcher � Weldon Dupree, edged tie League Inn Pye, and Elli. next up went NUMBER 38 .1. n� pong first mg. JULY 1961 Lamar In the final match the tleld to defend their three to retire was Fronk Hook, losing pitcher, 210 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, 20, .. a.error II P. Thelma Paul, defeated Johnny first r, 0",1 Irs. A. I" the first half of the by Donald Barnes on second Martin in the flnol.s of the 15· lnntng lound Ronald Barnes. but was thrown out while try: The Inc. IS dlvisloo, & M. for A. 16·year·old new first to come to the plate Ing to stretch It to second. Leh- Bulloch Don Barnes was award- went down on Karagheusian, At 12:30 p.m. McDoug. the Rotary. man Gerald gets industry; aid was on hand at the pavalon strikes to retire the Inning. News." II e the his "Home-Town � RanlCdk HonendthriXe JIA"",nds w h 1.0 do W HUBERT AMASON, who reo edfOllo"wrsedt onB"brnalelss. G reg Sikes Ied off the top Softball "Nt also' second. Junior team Max Lockwood was Addl· rtrst Barnes stole second witlo Dugout ,,,,,,:-UJa Supt, cently purchased the J. A. pitch half of the Inning Legion Rick's over with members 01 his The next caught U Important game present son plumbing, and electrical pitch a walk, but waa thrown S WITh' • free. B MAX COLLIN North the listeners but he popped It up y U.S. eleven. will under the only off to SI.afl ';0 give to steal. Road' t"''''''. business, operate eye, out Pye on River uta, trytng Ralph 'Old 301 on the acuvi- first out 01 the report name of W. H. Amason to third lor the he the complete firm On the softball field at the was hit by Ralph Marsh of CENTER hnd taken Donald Barnes, next up, gr�und. SWIM ties thAt already Plumbing, Heettng and Electri- game. �qUIt;:"t f:rst Wth� Nac Grille team. In team plant Recreation Center every Tues- big come . strikes as his building nnd Ihe events 10 went down on Nlo. s,""n was place cal Contractor. Ondabaa�ma���":tt ;:r1��lIIs;d Jake's Amoco was II The wim Center open day, Wednesday, and Thursday batting, e d not make hie play fast enough is the Soft- ,for 29 for a .3799 average and to t.he public all day Monday BOILED PEANUTS night, softball In alr, success annthcr 81IId went. to second. RIckie Nac was 4 lor 29 lor a .167 for tile regular admission prices. Pye ball players are coming from Nic III n und� M. a crowd was News Ellis walked 81IId .toIe second Tho usual swimming lessons. At 3 P. Inrge Denmark every where to put everything average. three an� u 1 hon Ihey were not of the while Marven McMullen went the second played held in Ihe mornings, on hnnd to partake they have In their game. But, In game anl\WlI' tenn"'on that down on strikes. Ronald Barnes which a total of ""home run in the game er T. L. fourth 01 activities Guests Jimmy Mrs. Otis and family The only . The July Mr. and Mrs. E. W. DeLonch. Ansley the Melba McClelland and were completed with reg· sley, Mr. and Hendrix Among those visiting 4 Record held on the Charles Royal Kay on ular Ho, after· All-Stars CaTol Mrs. Otis Ansley Sunday 7:30 to 10 and Le� Brannen., July pavalon from p.m. Harvey the weekend noon and during Hutchinson ami. Scotty Ander- Johnston went down on were Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ford- MAX COLLINS Lindsey cow in son, Edwina Brannen and Jerry By to finish the inning !for Milk production per ham and of strikes Alma and Phyllis family Sa�annah. Increased 31 ()avis, Floyd constructej on U. S. 301, north of the Stars. Georgia has per· Mr. and Mrs. Alton White, Mr. the A. & M. Karagheusian Inc. being On Tuesday, July 4th, the All Janie Williams aod nos IS 1HE architect's rendering of the new plant 01 the last 10 reo Deloach, Mr. conditioned. Karageu· continued their un.' Paul Moore led things off lor cent in years, and Mrs. Ernest Williams, built of constructiof> and will be air p.,.lgned by Cobb Vets m n d Douglas on the Road. It i. being masonary Economist Paul Ray 0 Waters. Statesboro Old 'Rlve� the new streak with a base on Extension and Mrs. Randall Taylor and vice of Research and, Engneemg, defeated winning by tit>- the Cobb Vet's ports Bobble Roberts. Linda under the direction 0(' Richard M. Dorian, president the third Bun.ce. DaVis, Pooler. Rev. Reeves sian's Eligineering Depar:tment, manuracture woolen the All Stars II to 7. Ray bolls in the bottom of C. and children of S. C. The new pla'nt will be used to ping •• • Mrs. Walter Royal 1 ••••••I!i:" Daniel Construction Company of Greenville, went Royal. others. Friends will plant s being constructed by N. J. went all the way Ifor Remer Dekle then and locatej at Aberden, N. Neptune, Williams inning. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Zet· Hoy.le woven at Karaghcusian plants Albany, Ga., C., the One.third of the yearly require- learn that Mr. and pile yarns for Gulistan Carpet and Chuck Bono- downl on three strikes for be mterested to synthetic the winners, terower. Thomas ment of fertilizer for pecallJ has been able to return and N. J. on the mound for first out of the inning. • • • Freehold, vitch stayed In Ansl�y then out to left trees should be applied July, to hiS but is still under the losers. Simmons flyed Guests of Mr. and home, Scearce to Extension Horti- Thursday We his second out . .I. B. according the care. hope Jackie Anderson, 'first rman for the Ernest Williams were Mr. d�tor's to first to finish the culturist R. L. Livingston. (Mrs. condition soon shows improve· off for the All Stars went down poppedl out Chemicals Co. ment. Atlas .. balls. This brought up inning. Agricultural he.·re on tour Festival still remains into opened up the . Mr. Posh Hodges Clyde Miller who singled Danny Bray for. 3-da��,Tohacco Stars fourth with a · patient at the Bulloch County P_lans left field. Tony Strozzo then· All inning Waynesboro, Georgia Chuck Bono· 0 field. earn t • Hospital. took the bat only to go down single left I t pS Mr. and Mrs. James Harris follow· vitch to right bringing on strikes. Berry singled ....jeglon - Harvey Mr. and - to third. Shorty Smith spent weekend With are now ed Strozzo and drove a double Bray th7 3 4 5 complete fnl' Anderson carne in out to second base Mrs. OtiS Ansley. August into center. popped for Mrs. James Harris Simmons the first out of the Inning. - Mr. and to score. Randy flyed uI 7 out 4 Harold Mc· Anderson IOnS 8 and Mr. and MTs. and Jackie groundedl L· J out to second Lindsey y I COTTON: while so Nure will leave Tuesday to Johnston lined out to short for to first and doing BraY' from third. Don Wilson, spend their vacation; visiting the last out. scored By MAX COLLINS relieved MilleT be- the Smokie Mountains and other First man off (or the Cobb who Clyde best an of mterest. Bullock grower reports J. B. Scearce went to first couse of injured finger, On diamond two Friday, July Roberts places County Vets, Walter Waters out second to ,first. Mr. and Mrs. 'Edsel on a walk. Sketer Griffith fly",1 grounded 90 defeated the Lions 7, Legio� Mrs. Par· Skeeter Griffin led off for and family of Augusta, ever had with a out to left. Conch Roger 8 4 insect control he season-long to the score of to son and Mrs. team ,vith by ROTC. J. W. Smith and sons also went to first on bails. the host single at Parsons was . Army Frances Miller of Savannah Ray Williams followed Parsons center. Roger AI and Lance Foldes prog!:!!!!! from short to first Blizzard, were of Mrs. G. R. Wa· endrin-methyl parathion and arrived on first on an error thrown out the first half of ummer guests Scearce firsl out. Williams come. acr�ss.111 S C ters July 2. on second baseman. for the Ray the fltst for twO of the amp Sunday, John, out to the and �nntng Mr. Robert Smith and chil· went to third on the play. popped pitcher totol 4 Lion runs. FORT BELVOIR. VA.-Callet followed John D. Akins dren of Beaufort, S. C. spent Aklns doubled into left scoring was by Walter L. Roberts, whose wife, first in. with Mrs. Parsons. Don who was thrown out fro'm third The lost half of the the past weekend See arc e ond Susan, lives at 68 Crenshaw St., an At end of 4 com· found' 90 scoring R. Waters. lohn Cromley, Brooklet, Georgia went. to first on to first. the ning Legion Ala., is receiving six G. Waugh Mobile, Waters the score stood 7 4 of their 8 runs. Those coming Mrs. Edsel error the center Ifiel'der, plete innings weeks of at the Engi- a�d says, "I stuck with endrin-methyl by Don. training Mr., Waters Akins to to 2 in favor of the Cobb Vet's. across were Butch Haley, Reserve and! Mrs. G. R. Williams scored, third, necr-Ordnance Arm.y family, the season on Chester and and chil· parathion right through Moore Nevils went down, aid White Stevie . and Robert Smith Waugh to second. Paul Gene Officer Training Corps (ROTC) M�s: the and Mrs. Mor· excellent cotton on a walk. strikes for the All Stars in Gene Os�rne. dren VISited Mr. last and got to first Bring- summer camp at Fort BelVOir, year �ent Waters and last Sun· Red Brown who of the fifth inning. Horvey scheduled to gan family was best EDWIN B. BACHMAN mg up ground- top Lions runs were Va. The training is insect control. In fact, it the down on The final afternoon. PAULES out to but while doing Berry was also put 28. day GEORGE E. of the ed first, scored Lance Foldes and Bill be concluded July Manager Simmons by Donald Woo d war d spent control I have ever had_ I certainly so Akins scored from third. strikes. Randy flyed Cadet Statesboro Division in the third and fourth During this training VlP of Manufacturing but field to retire Kelly with Raymondl Thomas Simmons carne up, out to deep right Roberts is receiving practical Tuesday night plan to use this endrin-methyl para­ retire the All Stars. inning. Waters. went down on strikes to the sides fOr and instructionl in . ex-perience thion mixture from now on." of the to left Linda ZeUerower spent one the inning. At the end Don Waugh singled Other runs by technical and adminis· .scored �eglon tactical, Carol score stood 4 lead the for the III last week with first inning the to inning were Stevie tho trative with special night Ches�er subjects, BNDlltN-MSTHYL Vet's out Vet's. Paul Moore drew a 90. parathion program Bachman Cobb Cobb m the 4th duties AN Edwin 1 with the the Cromley. B. to thltd, Bailey on Tommy emphasiS placed Ginn base on balls. Remer Dekle Sixth. in an Mr. and Mrs. M. E. l'l. can do the snme for control front. and Butch Haley III the of a second Iieutena'nt you. Hereiswhy: Long-lasting J. H. first for the struck out and Don Waugh was unit. Sunday with Mrs. with Danny Bray up or s�n.t You can kill all cotton insects Endrin's power keeps your the attack engineer major long-lasting drew a free base to thrown try.ing to steal Leaders in hitting ordn�nceMr. and Mrs. o�t t�i:d. Roberts, son of GII�n. or dusts. for You make �1I Star.S fllllsh were Mc. Zetterower of cotton many days. a base on balls. Lamer st.ruck out to for the winners Larry Jones Edsel endrin-methyl parathion sprays protected first Jerry J. W. Roberts, 26 W. Ok.la. endrin· _ With. three Gene Oz. Mr and Mrs. cotton off to Smith followed and flyed the Bride two for a 1957 homa City visited This combination fewer And, regular Shorty inning. Ave., Statesboro, Ga., is helps get applications. orf the . Zetterower the out to short who threw to ifirst Vernon Glasscock ledJ bom� one if'01' three' Statesboro High C. A. during season discourage graduate of a good start by controlling early methyl parathion applications off for the soo- with a walk.. Bill Hutch-' at the week. to catch Bray inning was SchOOl anj a student for the losers .Jones and bugs. mite out Hitting Mr. and Mrs. W. W . aphids plant build·up. ond oul. Chuck llonovitch f1yed inson flyed to short. Ralph Institute of Technology, thrips, Aeahoppers, Webb, one for two, and and Marsh homered over the Stacy and Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Mar· Later in the season, it will to Red Brown who right protect on schedule market is error� one for two. Atlanta. Stay Tobacco safe at first on field fence to drive in two runs. Dewey Deklc. IGeorgia tin and children attended, the t Bonovltch was ---- and bolls weevils, worms, of out Metter. squares against If want to top error. walk· Chuck Bonovltch grounded Jones reunion Sunday at you pick high yields ani Ja�ie A�derson other cotton to cen· second out. nnd R. L. Roberts and major pests. use ed, Clyde MIllcr smgled short to first for the Mr. Mrs. quality cotton, endrin-methyl para· Strozzo Anderson Singled off the and Mr. and Mrs. DeVaughn Ro- and rec· ter bringing up Tony Jackie ers knockdown and kill thion. Follow the dosage timing the field· the Don Wil. ets Iead berts and children attended the Quick on who flyed oul to right hands of pitcher. C0bb V local authorities. first at ommend at ions of son out short to Williams reunion Sunday knock· ready" er to end the mnmg. grounded Methyl parathion gives you quick 'sitting the combinations J. B. Scearce led off for for the third out. Dasher's. down and kill of most cotton in,ects. It Endrin·methyl parathion with a • Norma Jean Woodward Cobb Vet's with a smashing J. B. Scearce led orf spent available as and them have a chance to are easy-to-use liquids Skeeter Gri�fin walk and was thrownl out trying with her grandparents, SlOpS before they double to right: aII Ie Sun1::Jay Order Griffin In softb Woodward. dusts. yours today. then reached fust on a throw· to steal second. Skeeter ague Mr. and Mrs. B. F. cause damage. of the over the field and Mrs, Lester Waters Ing error on the part home run right Mr. on On to the left fielder Harvey Fourth short stop. Scearce scored 'fence. Roger Parsons got By MAX COLLINS B�rry and family' spent the forced followed NeVils and given Other the throwing error of the stop, base on a bunt, but was was. with Mrs. G. R. Waters. at the Re- out to ball hit Thursday, July 6, El free base on balls. were Mrs. Rog'er Parsons &rounded out On a ground by Ray LlIld�ey guests Thursday sec. creation softball field, specta. Johnston was also awarded first far the first out of the Williams to third for the Emory Sm.ith of Savannah and short of .--For Complete-- foundl the first game P res n Barber while Griffin adva�c�d end out. John D. Akins singled tors base Oil' balls. to Miss Dianne Waters of A ugusta. Inning Thl's was the sec- GTlfflll cenler. Don. hit a the nl'ght postponed. loaded the bases with Mrs. Sr. and �r. thIrd on' to \Vaugh . Tommy Sledge to pI.ay. between th.e field to be ond Amoco h'tI 0r th C 'I1 t • a Wild the home runo vcr the right the game played mg and Mrs Sledge Jr of and scored on by . Tommy Poisons-Insecticides PI�C? Franklin's and Dixie Neon, to first on when Ray Williams was fence to drive in three runs. Cunnmgham w�nt to Chattanooga Tenn. are visiting pitcher a previously across Williams nyed out Paul Moore then f1yed out to make up game balls, sending Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Brannen in at the plate. to �rry out. Franklin's failed four, first run for out. third out. rained the for the Mr . an d M'rs, left field for the second center field for the plate Statesboro and custom mixed Fertilizers to to and on in. have enough men play Amoco. AI next up H Zett John O. Akins singled .a At the end of 6 complete McDougald H erowel'. the to Neon. field' t0 short and th IS the score was 11 to 4 had to forfeit game smashed a single into right baH nlngs WiI· ground In second Ray sent Johnston across for DENMJ\RK SEWING CLUB Don Waugh to the with the Cobb Vet's on top. the game and brought Cobb Vets defeat. run. Herb stole second on a Gene Nevil 'drew a walk to Iiams of the the second Amoco plate. Akins WiI- The Denmark Sewing Club base off for the ed Jake's Amoco 9 to 3. Bice sacrificed Barber across ntact---.I Waugh had lead the last inning will meet with Mrs. H. H. Zet- ----c0 wild pitch. .a walk· f Iiams 6 hits and for their final B to score Akins or A\I Stars. Berry theo gave up B'JI bit to Ieft Harvey B. terower 26th. at her home three men. Coach J. son July Vet's. Paul Moore was singled to right. cd only f1 cd to ce:t��' fo: i�e ri��i the Cobb Singled t�en three with Mrs. J. H. Ginn as co·host· Simmons out Scearce came to the plate out the inn' and Waugh Randy grounded or ess of with Mrs. R. P. at the plate �n of the three instead to steal to first. Vernon Glasscock single times and two Cobb Vet mg·cd 9 CO out trymg M as announced. GRAIN was called to score. iller previously SMITH sides for in Nevil and times he came across 7 hits whife s�o�,a e s scorrun� o� E. A to retire the to left bringing Mr. and Mrs. Earl McElveen second Parsons ond Sketer Grif· At the end of Bill Hutchinson single to Roger runs on 6 hits Cobb Berry. . and of Atlanta are visit· AND the Vett�. across to score I family the score left. Ralph Marsh then flyed out fith also come Last compiled l earn stand'ngs. two complete lOnings relatives here and in States. runs each. The remain'ding ing 7 and the All to the pitcher. Chuck Bonovitch two was Cobb Vet's Re- W L toro and Brooklet. and the three runs wert'( scored by FERTILIZER CO. then walked loading 0 and Mrs. Solomon Hood SMITH Stars 1. Paul Moore, an afternoon, range For sometime we've been know­ hander Jimmy Wiggins in VI- Wand W 9 April of the CAler the a storms In to 62 percent bt chairman of the board Because w.'ve had this writ­ June through August. dalla on 14. Foss and Meyers.,.", 8 1929, whon serlen of percent April have some new Friduy, July Wig· that we would an should be there has been '" " ",.,' caused extensive dam- Averases ing visited in Statesboro a ten since the week of July 6 years average gins who lost to Vidalia last Stubbs"" 8 property September. company, summer with a In lower at Bulloch due to was of six per "" ". , '" 6 and about 50 deaths .lIghtly neighbors, States­ when Mr. Will Cromley days time the two teams met pitch- Westrick's. age few weeks and found or nuaI ralnfall Is sllghtly greater Its distance trom the had ago Weather maximum of 100 .,"",' 6 several south counties, greater We knew this because they honored by the U. S. degrees, ed a flue game giving up five Foss and Stills Georgia to his thBl> the average for the East A small ",.,',",.,' Bulloch. coast. home boro and Bulloch County Bureau and because we believe higher. The highest tempersture hits. Wright's Including a site for their new Division, dis­ eelected and of record Is 107 and oc­ Central Rainfall He it like this: It to be of general Interest degree One of the three runs McGlamery's 0* on or about liking, expressed tribution shows a summer and Only our and wo to throw curred in both and Sep­ in community because don't want August - " this com­ scored by Vidalia was earned. Hutchinson's and Baker's . , . tour of lovely fall maximum with my It'll save tember of 1925. Summer night early fairly June 1 began constructing It away and because David Minhovitz continued of 12th. they convinced me that distribution THIS WEEKEND not played as July a new col­ are com­ equal throughout into which they will munity quickly Us time In writing temperatures usually his streak for States­ the building low the remainder of the year. No hitting Women High Game, JUlie is the kind of town wo uso It this week. All fortable, dropping to the of Statesboro umn, boro by hitting three for four lndlvldu­ the latter part below seven­ month has an average of less Darley, 185: Men High begin moving to of these aro reason. and' seventies, or even that we would be very proud good and driving in two runs. James al three The aver­ than two Inches, and only tho TAKE ALONG Games, Hugh Darley, October, convinces us to use It to fill ty, by early morning. two for four. new home of 'months June Septem­ Beasley got 546. name call 'the Karagheu­ Chair this week. mlnimum for the three sum­ through And we learn the our Uneasy age today under ber show an average greater Statesboro had runs off Men Dar­ sian.' I was very much impress­ the climate mer months Is just eight High Game, Hugh & M, It Is n history of rain­ of our new neighbors-A, than Ifour inches. Monthly II hits and three errors while ley, 235: Women High Indivi­ fri­ Bulloch since 1907 seventy, ed with the many genuinely of Ollnty I'rom a Inc" manufactur­ fall totals have ranged CO.ISE Vidalia had three runs off five dual three Games, Grace Davis, Karagheusian, first records were Winters are relatively mild ,, when tho ,-Illel , We I met there of 24.34 Inches in Septem­ hits and two errors. 463. one of the endly people short Bulloch high er of Gulistan Carpet, kept at the Woother Station at and In the County to share in Statesboro's ber 1929, to none at all In Octo­ manufacturers in hop e Brooklet. area. Freezing occurs on an IN CANS! ber 1943. a trace of raIn largest carpet in the 26 the Only and prosperity Brooklet Is located In Bulloch average of days during growth . has been recorded in two other Protects America, but cold weath­ ahead," In, the southern part of Winter, severely than one Inch of our years County, months. Less And we with all neigh­ er occurs Infrequently. A tem­ Delicious and join the East Central Climatological rain has been recorded In all Refreshing team - "We Welcome It is dificult to estimate what perature as low as 20 degrees bors in saying Division. It Is In the northern months except July, Annual Distributed by: your SECURITY will mean to Lower Coastal Pla!n can be expected during slightly You." our new neighbor part of the rainfall has varied from 71.38 more than half the winters. about 40 miles north­ 1929 to 26.79 inches no to We do know that Province, Inches In Coca Cola Co. Quality products from This company is stranger our community, temperatures almost Statesboro Bottling cotton west of Savannah. The county Daytime Some of Bulloch's Swainsboro In 1954. WOOLFOlJ( CHEMICAL WORKS, LTD, homeowners in our com­ will make opportunities rise to above freezing, many they job is about equally divided be­ always heaviest rains have occured in coldest weath­ this as 300 of their Bul­ Middle Lower eve" during the munity-rather, let's put it for as many tween the and connection with tropical storms er; so, there Is llttle Interruption LASTING INSECTICIDE in our And for Coastal Plain. The terratn Is that either moved inland, or A SAFER, LONGER homeowners loch County neighbors. nonnal outside activities way-many level to with of by should moderately rolling, near enough the COIIst, to bring know Gulistan Carpet, that the entire community the low temperatures. The lowest community the elevation within county the area under their Influence. oval/obI, til dlllt or those recorded • • M, both between 100 and temperature officially or • made by A, & Karagheusian, be deeply thankful, ranging mostly Rains that total one Inch, 'pray to control in· at Brooklet was 10 degrees In become associated with the 300 feet above sea level. The in 24 hours occur, on Announcing who bollwltvll,. Inc, February 1917. The last spring more, "ell, the solis are predomlnantiy sandy the 12 times per year. bollwo,m" oil was founded by as and occurs before the average, Gphld" The company company employees by sands. freeze usually and loamy are most llkely In July com­ middle of and the first They ,pldtr mltu. ,hrip. and Miran Karagheusian, business and professional of tor­ Bulloch summers are March, Arshag WEEK we discussed the unaccountable cost County and September, and least llkely FARM LAST fall freeze does not generally STATE ".ahopp,,,,I."_'O'N in imported of Statesboro and Bulloch which refutes every wann and rather humid, with October and Novem­ brothers who, 1897, munity the question: "Is forgiveness giveness late November, This In January, is im­ llttle varlatlon In temperature come untlI God I"UI 6U,', This week let us con­ charge that forgiveness ber. and CASUALTY CO. Persian In 1905 they began possible?" an average freeze.free FIRE rugs, County, from to The maximum gives snowfall occurs sider a second question: "Is for­ moral. day day. Measurable domestic In 1928 or ex­ growing season of approxImate­ making carpets, We must let them know that temperature reaches, in the Bulloch giveness right?" Again, rather than demoraliz­ 260 Infrequently of chemical wash­ ceeds, 90 degrees F on about ly days. IS NOW INSURING THERE the technique as Mr. Kara­ arises llke this: free S In­ we are as friendly The questlon the sinner, lhe forgive­ an- Continued to page TRI-MI! Is • loog lasling organa-phosphorous the ing three out of four' days from Bulloch County's average Security's to domestic rugs II God our sins; If He ness of God overwhelms him AUTOMOBILE COMPANY ing give found us when he visit­ forgives sectlcide that Is saier to use than most other phosphorous­ gheusian Divine-human rela­ God. After his sheen of Orientals was restores the with the love of ticides, beautiful must create and main­ based or chlorinated hydrocarbon in S"O,iI1 ed us, We as If it had never been denial of his Lord, Simon Peter re­ tionship where This improvement wrecked 16 24 COn/roil mitt., even the resistant types developed, tain with his company a relation­ broken; isn't He encouraging reasoned: "I have my I. Sin I e young men through TRI-MB "Gulistan g sulted in the famous sin? Is It for Jesus Christ life. I will never be able to most other and ali eblonnated hydrocarbon. which will never give Mr. right of phosphates ship OUf ... It age. to be the finest to be made to stand in hold up my head again years coUon with TRI-MI! and you'll RIIJI:," considered and his associates fall down, Protect your Karagheusian place, and be made to carry the is the end of everything." But, seems In­ in Oriental reproduction, It was it make more mone), Alk for It today at your Security States­ car­ commissioned him 2.65 of and ov"_ reasons to regret making load of guilt we should be Jesus anew, years age name aecure with brand products, about this time that the This is as old in the act 01 forgiveness secticide dealer, Feel Security boro and Bulloch County "the rying? difficulty and as a trade as the Christian church. thrust His work back in Simon's risk or where need in­ "Gulistan" was adopted We 3. Assigned you new home of Karagheusian." This thrust of the Mas­ mu I""i<:wood and carpets GOOD PEOPLE came to the hands. drivers license name for all the rugs Simon out to become surance to get your are capable of this relationship, Apostle Paul and warned him ter sent me... A & M. Karagheu­ of the made he was the flaming Apostie early to by but we must be constantly alert of the gospel preach­ reinstated. means "Gar­ Said church. Inc, The name to the world. they: OFFICIAL sian, elements which would disturb ing ON 11fE some members of the Congress, Washington may to of absolute free COMMENT other and those familiar "This gospel ANOTHER FACT underscores do have several reasons for talk­ If have been cancelled den of Roses," this fine relation­ NEWS OF 11fE DAY believe that we are going to 4. you by the basis for forgiveness may be what you of God's the Na­ the name the right forgiveness. what we should ing about mobilizing sev­ with the rugs admit that but it is dan­ just you say insurance and quite call evangelical, In the death of Jesus upon the House Speaker Sam Rayburn, tional Guard A boost to the companies, trade­ ship. will do. is a fitting This is what sinners redeemed the whole om the AC-TV show, will not particularly gerous, Cross, God speaking economy may be one of them. eral reasons and ether why they WE WELCOME YOU. say: 'If God is all grace sinful situation. It is the Cross "Issues and Answers" comment­ start­ mark, MY FAVORITE NEWSPAPER, For young folks who are mercy, why worry about sin? Christ which breaks the "The caliber of representa­ insure. of ed, The Chronicle, seems to ing famllies, building houses, on and August Let us go sinning grace of Satan upon tives in is the news is not stranglehold Congress today be oft. the in it's buying cars, the on a car abound- will have going deep-end The will write full coverage will God and the force I've ever known." Most mor­ company mankind, provides highest criticism of the Kennedy Ad­ necessarily a boost for the the more to be man can break Mr. had to under all opportunities which or us would agree with folks are interested or truck that formerly go assigned 'Thanks' to all who through ministration. I'm afraid the ale. These gracious. out of the vicious circle of sin. on this fact. At the this now to finance an helped Rayburn Chronicle didn't support either In doing their share, but risk This will permit you used in plan, "What answer can be given The method which God same time il' makes me a little of talk does not add to deb t of for Nixon or but is enjoy­ kind is based a we've "Wel­ abiding gratitude was Kennedy, automobile, The underwritting upon And now that said, to this charge? Let us begin by this bit of Divine strategy upset to learn that Congress has being in the position, "I told their security. of on be­ this to does not ing which will the majority come" we wish to express, bringing great industry saying: Forgiveness forgiveness. built itself a "store" in the Capi­ Edi­ system, permit you so" ism. The Chronicle point Yates and mean that God is where "members can a nice thanks to our community. Mr. making light OF tol buy the best in the to insurance and effect saving. half of our community, THE FACT forgiveness torial page, in­ people buy of sin. If He said to us, as a want to buy at HOW TO WIN rubles and Mr. Smith a lot of time and does not have to be fully under­ anything they should look for a little were the in spent South, seems to be in those who principals mun might say to his neighbor, cost, I wonder if manufacturers fluence Russians stood in order to be sunshine em the horizon. That interest of our com­ appropria­ s the A, & M, Karagheu­ effort in the "Forget it, it is of no conse­ who wish to influence Con­ pretty Inexperienced han d bringing ted to one's life. crusade against C01TIi­ C. C. SLATER then would be paper's Not folks be our It was who were of quence," God gress-men would consider mak­ these days. many Inc. to Statesboro to munity, they ex­ munism is a refreshing one in­ sian, never the Elizabeth C. Clephane the In Russia immoral. But, this is ing their wares available at less could bungle job inestimable help in solving the this truth in her hymn, deed. neighbors, case. It is in the miracle of for­ pressed than cost. lnvestigatioru shows as the two movie "S-tarts" have Insurance which clurninated in the "The and Nine." Agency with the of­ problems that we see the rigid Ninety that are done. The most important event U'5UU.N'!,. Working company giveness many Congressmen CERTAINLY NO ONE is sur­ CA, the STATESBORO, final selection of Statesboro. righteousness of God appear. ransomed for the store to stock of the visit has been that ficials from the first day States­ But, none of the calling that the Justice Depart­ prised the same Dr. James S. Stewar-t com­ items not usually used in their two of them had on for the new And to Mrs. Alfred Dorman for ever knew is not considering sending boro was considered automobile ment kind of dresses. ments: "To take the condemna­ How were the waters offices, Things like Hollywood play­ that her deep federal marshals to Chicago to was the Exective com­ remembering husband, is take and etc. ed. the star to the top 90 Division out the Cross to air conditioners billing Junior tion of crossed, tires, with the race riots. I won­ help sex, De­ the late Alfred would the nerve out of the dark was the Not each othe- a sys­ ladder as usuai by mixing Legion Dorman, Gospel." mittee of the Bulloch County Nor how trusting der if Mr. Robert Kennedy has Fleelrid, Pickup and Series 60 with high ,adI that the Lord pass­ tem has been devised so that divorce, rudeness, over-dress, made up have had her to do as she did in IS IT MAKING light of sin night offered federal assistance to the velopment Corporation, must pur­ and song in the same 1Wltk�[T./eItt money to hear eJsus say to Mary Mag­ through Congressmen justify in giving his Thad Mor­ available the site for the Chicago police this was three of Bill Bowen, making found the that chase of unusual item need­ package. I doubt that team wins Mayor dalene: "Your sins are forgiven; 'Er He sheep any course in how to des­ special Russians AT new home of this which we can trust out' men of much interest to the BOWLING C, B. industry and sin no more?" Is it mak­ was lost. ed. Surely control their same wln- Wallis Cobb, McAllister, go local government an excellent MILHOLUN team followed ris, men troy r wish would Tomatoes are K1LBERT L. if Jesus Christ is in child-like faith that in these places to be and Hollywood By Minkovitz and has come to our community. light of sin It high inl case of violence as he offeredl ac­ In Springfield Wed- Ike ing vitamins C and . pattern Wynn, this realJze that there are a few source of A, I ning Edgar it with His life and con­ we need to accept forgive­ or honor. Congressmen already At­ Americam Le- de­ sava mora trUck opposed Hartsifield Klan in The Statesboro fifth TIME to who it to the Extension nutrition­ July by THE And to all others to nesday night, NOWS Tom Martin, helped, sizable expense al­ million Americans who are also cording demned it in His death? It is ness so freely o�fered. are given Post 90 Babe Ruth Lesgue a score our lanta, ists. gton feating Springfield by we add to of with this ------...:.------the but and indirectly, lowances which are designed kind fed up ap­ the Working behind scenes, directly of seven to five. This is same This thanks. cover these expenses. CONGRESSMEN have made preach. win one a most important part boys seventh against hUCksl to in­ dollars on the playing is a new found again it. way over the fact that lost. The Statesboro team had more·for·your·dollar Mr. Yates and his Our community appreciates political hay were Eugene crease these allowances. has been low­ ANOTHER VANDIVER Ad­ of .375 the interest rate a team-batting-average Summer's the season to get extra mile­ Smith of Your truck dollars are worth a Mr. J. Curtis Adminis­ ministration the inter­ as to assistant, Behind Mr. also "The ered by the Kennedy fiasco, compared Springfield's Ovreheard Rayburn said, from your dollars on tli. truck. built De­ FHA insured loans. of of harmony whole lot more at your Chevrolet age the Industrial Development United States will have to meet tration on ruption years .192. summer His it for Berlin." Constituants are not enjoying with our Florida neighbors. Junior and Johnny Mar­ to give you extra mile8 of hauling, With of Power Com­ Tl'Y Force with Force in Pye dealer's'rlght now! Flr.t ofT, you partment Georgia I told and at Atlanta backers are collected three-fourths of Now Mr. Rayburn, almost any this joke played newspaper tin Independent Front Suspension, Chevrolet to these the pany. It is two, through in the their expense as they Jearn a Jot more interested in pro­ Statesboro's hits when each got get a head start on .avlng because relaxation B Park Bench man, woman or child truck. going thousands of miles that time have the headlines than are times at bat. keep the Power Company, Stutes could have told lending houses upped moting they three hits for four Georgia United summer'. the .avlng semon, Then, far less destructive "discounts" to cover in between was Statesboro's second longer because jar owes a and DR. JOHN MOONEY this months ante under promoting harmony This the deep All so it's been hot as a By you many, many community right, in costs to the farmers and their Flori­ season and cars also tell this decrease Georgia game of the with a harder working, easier and shake are transmitted through the ago and many you night a con­ . . , "too hot to do new home owner. da won both firepopper not folks, including neighbors they have night trucks work want to know what a are while are do­ that many set to truck. Chevy I.F.S. harder, If you thinking they This is for a riding Chevy truck, you're allow. " tests. pretty good thing." you is watch what the U T." area. where other trucks have to' person thinking, ing have never too; in Bulloch farmers group of boys that save every mile you haul. And, say But that it's not is His actions may you forget he doing. playedl baseball under the lights. be pampered. And, with Chevy'. wid. more information than> trade-In can too hot to read. Just sit and read. give you The was Gor­ finally, at time, you Editors of Medical Man­ the I's winning pitcher choice of 6 and hardy V8 power, cnn from to The Thru of thrifty you get listening don Anderson for Statesboro 'Thanks,' Judge Not a but sitt­ interested in how an extra dividend because doing thing just he That is the agement are expect can tailor your truck exactly to your what is saying. who five and one third you and how much write. Ac­ pitched Buloch will and if are a Kennedy o ion of Professor L. people Farmers in County ing, you pin Ray 'My Checking Innings before being relieved by ot Chevy's traditionally higher job. So how can you miss-e8peclally now the cording to t.hem the "writing­ Usher's con­ Democrat and have a Kennedy Birdwhitsell of University Williamson who did an like Walton are Jimmy the summer eaving' 8ea.on? Judge Buffalo's est" people in the country resale value. What could be better? during and of Psychology Depart­ excellent in relief, Gordon, them the then just sit and rock a sur­ job sideration of during Rockel', ment. POlice sergeants. (That's Account Is Russell struck out of the 21 bat­ eight market READ. Next come newspaper re­ Automatic of the prise) " rush pre-tobacco Birdwhistell advises ters he faced. The losing pitch­ Dr. you porters, students and' in are Not the a college V�"9�n�a e Lanes which preparations just newspaper-get to watch tile gestures. He calls er was Etheridge. opening fourth place, physicians. and a of in the :_£. Better RAGED, The cinal purposes' sipped Sunday taking part seven runs off CHEVROLET TRUCKS this week and next BOOK to read, this science kinesics-the study THE STORM Crown Statesboro had 'MIIa' at a high prior cocktail provided by blowing up of three microwave­ _ not lead the list flashed across the champagne IlJlI1AWLCK. nine hits and two errors and can a book?" and interpretation of gestures Doctors may lightening B 1961 date. "And where I get cable towers on the Utah­ Imperial to the opening and some­ the hotel. relay runs off July 27, and movements. in the most writing, but Sometimes near II Springfield had five body doing sky. the A ask. thunder "Mrs. Weiler predicted Nevada border May 28." Than Usher has the you are cham­ times for away. The five hits and' two errors. Judge postponed to Dr. B. these un­ tJtey the undisputed According almost sim­ hotel is going to get very VIOLENCE AND VICE filled Well the Statesboro of the worst writers' club. roared. It sounded Court to the fourth Monday in Regional conscious motions are highly pions with the show of wealthy. this paper. It seems to fill Bird­ ultaneously every however sum­ of course, revealing. The following This has the public article's headlines Sitter' August. He has, Library, given Another by paper. Is this typical of our Babby whitsell "translations," bas e d the fa­ lightning. And if it's too much work a One of the side of this one read, "Po­ or Don't Run moned the Grand to re­ gett­ many laugh. the, (At­ age does the newspaper feel July Jury on of observa­ comedi­ Reading newspaper eighteen years vorites of the big time lice Quell Roit of Violent that evil must take are Ladies' ex­ back sit there was the precedence MONDAY NIGHTS Night. I sit on 24, but ing home, just you be of interest to who lanta Journal) right just right AllOver Town port Monday, July tion, should ans concerns the doctor Youths" From Elhart Lake, Wis­ over to do at such a time if good? in the of the air condi­ want to know what a thing man has been that the Grand quietness you if you scribbled an Invitation for consin, the AP reported, "A when a home and perience the of desolation need­ The was still for accompanied by at pay On in the mind of that on a feeling night except Ladies, its business tioned library and take it easy­ is going friend to come to dinner howling mob of young people US-YOUI Jury can finish up ed help. a quiet neighing of a horse, for on Mon­ See person you are talking to. prescription pad. spurred on by shouts of, 'This is bowl half.price check. No all over it wishes. with a book. The headlines on one article the pleasant noise of crickets, bowler, may my bills-by running with dispatch, when good think­ better than Fort Hand-wringing means show at Sun­ Lauderdale: One beat it for summer relax­ The friend didn't up read: "Philadelphia Open an occasional frog's peculiar lines Stop farmers in the coun­ Can't over an idea. battled and smashed no in For the ing a week police nights- town for me; waiting long the appointed time, but day as Liquor Becomes Legal." sound or the distant bark of a day ation! the "Thanks "And store windows Saturday night Insurancy Agency we say, "Thanks, Judge." Rubbing nose-Rejection, later he phoned to say The article read in parts, dog. even to the bank to ty in a roitous outbreak either, I don't go doc­ that the sun shone capping to disagreement. a lot for the prescription, it was noted THE EAR11f WAS Cool from MORNINGS, from 9:30 Life a day or sports car racing, TUESDAY • - and it's done as the had its them mail, the hair Approval. tor. I had it filled brilliantly city summer rain. still send Patting were violent and dan­ the Lightning make deposits-just by Herald heartburn," wet in 167 "They is for in both • Liability The Bulloch - wonders for my first legally Sunday at at a o'clock, beginners Steepling the fingers Feeling said one sher­ flashed, intervals, �great II :30 gerous," deputy . Established March 26, 1937 - Published Every Thursday years. distance. with • Fire of superiority. In the of handwriting riff. "They see:ned to go for the with mothers and be­ And, I do all my shopping checks, lingo "At I p.m. you could walk and skating the - An inner who write lllegi­ uniformed men." The drops of rain quietly bowling Auto Rubbing eyes experts people into almost hotel, plunk bank for • JR. "Their any in on the so there's no need to visit my G. C. COLEMAN desire 'not tos ee that are called "spiders." John Zimmer­ standing on the leaves of the to getting Corllair 95's-RamI/Hide and Corl!an LEODEL COLEMAN something bly . down your money on its bar "Police Chief invited begin • Hail resembled dia­ ginners Advertising the subject's wobbly, undecipherable mann holly sparkling Editor might change wiggly, and get a bit of hard stuff." said the rioters 'had been cash. account is grand!" nation billions monds. My checking • Crop and mind. scrawts cost the more than could 8 North Walnut Street "Last month the citizens drinking they fun. dollars a in lost bust, " See local authorized Chevrolet clealer Business Manager interlocked, elbows of year voted their for liquor handle.' The night was changed from your Fingers approval _------...... _----_.. .. _ ... _-_ ... Statesboro, Georgia uncan­ .... unsettled ANDERSON & ...... _ _-----_._--.--_._._---.. __ . __ ._------_._----_ - to the storm to a of on desk Ir.wardl struggle ness, estates, sales on Sunday, ending another ANOTHER ARTICLE'S head­ raging night unclaimed let­ keep quiet. celled checks, or the old blue laws that both lines read "Castro To Get Trac­ beauty, quiet and loveliness. NESSMITH ters." ff'f - soul cried shirt Self­ (Med. Man.) the and its hotels claimed tor Answer." My out, Paid at Statesboro, Tugging at cuff city Post Second Class Postage Oh man in­ Entered at the Statesboro, Georgia Office, satisfaction. have come up was costing millions of dollars Still another article was head­ "Why, God, doe. 1887. Psychologists your under Act. of Congress, March 3, to convention busi­ lined. sist Oli a world so Georgia, ------in destroying - explanations annually Hitching up �rousers Con� with complex C��EONNC�TATES Inc. beautiful- Chevrolet habit. ness." "Four Seized On Armed Why Franklin account for this annoying Ship breathstakingly Co., 1961 cern Over making a decision. Thursday, July 20, involved be AT THE STAID OLD Bell­ In Sabotage of Towers," the has man forgotten fro m, Bowl The factors may 'r Herman Legs crossed, one foot swing­ Skate Nessmlth, Agent 4-5588 611. • hove a Mrs. Edna Weil­ AP reported. 'Whence cometh my he.lp?' Why Main St. Phone PO - But evue-Stratford, 60 E. State.b�ro, SUBSCRIPTION RATES ing Desire to walk away. complicated. a de­ "Two or four persons seized docs man run after PO 4-9044 1 I notion that most of er, 99, permanent guest, happiness are man. sneaking 301 SOUTH Years $5.50 - Out of State: 1 Year $3.50, 2 Years $6.50 Professor, you my be U,S, in the State: 1 Year $3.00, 2 is due to parted from her daily routine with an arsenal aboard a soil­ when happiness can only Come with me to the dance the spidery writing Plus Sales Tax Thee?" Georgia of a of sherry 'for medi- ship in Mexico were accused found in seeking 'noor and explain what the kids carelessness. spot ing Seated Tea Middleground totO Club met on lovely compliment Statesboro, Georgia, Thursda:;, July 20, 1961 WoInen'. N.w. anti lo Barbar... Brunson Wednesday, June 12 drlcks, Mrs. Ma. Edenfield, with a of , ,.. lovely 8"1"1- MIs; Clara canncn, Mrs. John Mrs. Mrs. W. Emory Lane, r 81 h v etabl.. In� Connon, Mrs. Inman Deal and Akins, Mrs. Herbert Deal, Mrs... with Ivy. Potted Miss Carolyn Deal entrlolned' Horace G. Deal, Mrs, IQey mJnl�lure the Mlddleground Hom� Demon. James, Miss Marilyn James, plants and gree e'Y were allG strollon Club Wednesday after- Mrs. James L. Deal, Mrs. new-C'ltused about the room. noon at the club room. ay Deal, Mrs. Pete Cannon, Mrs, liItereIt· Inman Deal, Miss Carolyn Deal, �tter playlna levotal Mrs. Wolton Newton presld- .. the Phone 4·2382 Mrs. John Cannon, Mrs. Wal· Ing and entertaining pm cd over a short meet- business ton Newton, Mrs. Troy Mallard, ..ts were I,,"ed 1UId• at gu party ••• Ing whlch Ihe 'Iub members and Miss Claro Connon. Visit. I I laort· voted to a an w.ches, wedding cookies, sponsor queen ors were Mrs. Hardy Woods, princess at the Tobacco Festl- Mrs, Dottie Green and Mrs, Ter- ed huta and pink punch. be held in the near Iu- ry Smith. ��:'e.to The honoree WI. presented a PRICES GOOD vegetable bowl In her china pat­ JULY 20-21-22 tern. "Quantity Rights Reserved"

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LB. CARTON 59c SIRLOIN lb. Sno-Balls ROUND STEAK �... PrIc..... SWIFT'S PREMIUM SWIFT'S PREMIUM, "JUMBO" for the Kiddles! Alison Mikell Jons were on the mantel. Some were fake, others held prizes Condrucllon TRAY feted at for couples who won with spec­ PACK' LB ial dance numbers. bi�thday party Green and white Bacon LB. 49c 39c streamers, Sliced small and dec­ elaborately The Forest large Bologna Heights Country from Whole Green Cut orative packages, spiraled Greim Giant, Giant, Club was the scene of a sur­ the center light over the dance as Mr. and ASPAIilAGUS No. 303 Can 49c ASPARAGUS No.1 Can prise birthday purty floor. Alison's birthday cake FROZEN "SINGLETON" BREADED Mrs. Frank Mikell entertained FRESH Green W.hole was placed on the table in the Niblets, Whole Kernel Giant, at a dance the i r honoring main clubroom which was over­ daughter. Alison, who is now .....w...... 2 • 7 01. Cans 29c 1201. Can 23c laid in green and white. The /, CORN MEXICORN. 17 old. _ ..... years cake was encircled birth­ 10 OZ. PKG. by day gifts, ...... 1 SEOD. Everything about the lovely C Ali­ .... SHRIMP 39 party was hush-hush and Refreshments were served on IrI,.Vour son was really unsuspecting. the porch. The table was cen­ Offer and W.'II FRESH FROZEN "MIXED" over When sbe saw the greeting tered with a long' arrangement •••1' 11'1 1 Lb. in the club room 2 35c SE the fireplace of pink roses and white step­ Gcrr�(:��:"'89c Alison" in LB. BOX Ma�g;;ine "Happy Birthday, hanotis. The guests-were served I and vari-colored FRYER PARTS .69c I small, large from the green punch huge 'cry­ Green Cream Green Giant, Small Peas & Giant, letters she was very, very hap­ stal punch bowl encircled with BIRDSEYE FROZEN CORN No. 303 Can 21c ONIONS No. 303 Can 29c py, greenery and white flowers. 10 OZ. Whole Kernel A and white color Green Ghmt Niblets, green Alison was lovely in 'her new PKGS. scheme was adapted through-. . . Roots 2 43c 01. beau- evening gown of white Silk or­ Turnips PEAS No. 303 Can 23c CORN 12 Can oul. Over-sized gift boxes �ilh rib- with a skirt and tifully wrapped in bright ganza billowy Feather Palmolive DUSTERS Each 3ge TOILET SOAP PLYMOUTH 3 Inch Tea 3 Reg. 29c 2 Bath 29c STRAINERS Each Colgate's Fire King Pie c FLORIENT PLATES Each each 79c Mrs, George Hitt Jr. Detergent entertains for FREE! AD house guest afternoon Mrs. ONE 39 Giant 79c On Saturday Large George Hitt Jr. was hostess at ICE TEA a Mrs, Joe Rack­ VEL POWDER party honoring ley of Tallahassee, Fla. Mr. GLASS resident Large 28c Hill's aunt and former FREE! of Statesboro, Washes Cleaner With one exception, With Purchase guests were members of NEW FAB Class the of Treasure Seekers of Large 33c Giant 79c First Methodist C h u r c h of 1/4 or 1/2 lb. which the honoree was a mem­ AJAX ber. The class had honored her Carton at a party in' 1926, " going away CLEANSER the TRIPPLE AAA" TETLEY and Mrs, Rackley bad kept 2 33c 2 Giant 49c party booklel which was artis­ TEA Reg. tically decorated and held the Cashmere Bouquet names of members attending. Mrs. Hilt's home was decora­ ..Falcon Station Bus Cheese TOILET SOAP ted with a large arrangement of dahlias on the table and 2 Lb. Loaf 3 Reg. 29 2 Bath 29c dining marigolds in a unique container $32951, "FREE' TRAY WITH EACH BAG" OCTAGON in the living room. The guests BALLARD'S, were served lime sherbet in $2795. LAUNDRY SOAP gingerale and lady fingers, o COUNTlY SQUII., 3 lei,..... __ $3295

Party guests were Mrs, Hitt, IMPALA, 1 Ied _ $2195 • 2 Bars 21 c a Mrs, Fred T, Lanier Sr. Mrs, LB. BAG o IISCAYNI,2 ...... , __ $1495 • 25 Alcoa, "Aluminum" Alfred Dorman, Mrs, C. P, 01· Bayer 2 Ied__ ---- FLOUR Iiff Sr. Mrs, Hinton Booth, Mrs, I o liLAII., $19951 $1.89 ASPIRIN Ct. Btl. 73e FOIL 25 Ft. 3Se 75 Ft. 8Se J, 0, Johnston, Mrs, Ernest IIIIl,2 a.d_. _ {OO o Mrs. J. A. Addison', Brannen, ----- $1595 Dash Regular 12s I o CA,II, 2 !hd,_ $1195. L,.;;;..----.:.-...... ----.... Mrs, R, J, Holland Sr., Mrs, 2 Iotd,_ ----� $1995 DOG FOOD 2· 1601. Cans 33.:: KOTEX 2 Boxes 89c A, M, Braswell, Mrs, W, E, '. o LAIK, • Mrs, Hu· hd,_ ---- $2.95 Strietmann's Chicken.of·the·Sea Cobb, Mrs, C, E, Cone. o IAMII.II.:I Amason Mrs. Arthur I bert and �. I --- �uri�' o THUNDRIIID, J ...,,_ ALMOND CHUNK TUNA 121/2 01. Can SSe Turner. WINDMILLS 3ge 1 hd,... --- $3195 PRODUCE Bag Has These I o TWIN GAIlIS, ,2195. Uncle Ben's French Every Home We Build Kraft, --�- $3"5 Luncheon o c... ,1 JOI. " h4,.... honoring WALTER EXTRA VALUE FEATURES: I FANCY HARD HEAD JIM ---- $3595 DRESSING "& Mrs. Robert T. Morris o IILMONT, l hd,_ 2 hdl'OMlll ---- I • Aluminum Windows' o HIGHLANDlI, $1.95 of • W. C"ltom lulld From Your Plonll Llf.tlm. 14c " Bbasketball pong, he k , of the Brannen's, Gibson Hammond .Ir., Curroll of Ft. t.nuderdulo, Fin" Raymond and hove been relatives shooting swimming, Mr. andl Mrs. John Bowen and son of Mr. und Mrs, Raymond who vlslting he two Brown was the camp Griffith visited Pvt. Gibson Hammond Sr. of Lin- und friends hero I punt Barry Miss Nancy checkers of the week. Bowen at Fort Jackson, Georgla. weeks. champion, Joe From the Portal FFA Carolina 'l'nhles were 5C' up 111 (hb don Chapter South Sunday. Miss Fulmer was graduated seventeen members attended Susan and Hendrix of md colorful hnenn und nrrunge- George and from the ten mem- Ludowici are Mr. and from Statesboro High School 111 nts or mixed llowers com­ FHA, visiting the decorations. In the bers. There were around 500 Mrs. Luke Hendrix and family. ICOlnton"and Is a 1960 graduate or Gear­ pleted and all over Mrs. and room the limits used red boys girls from Rev. and Ivy Spivey HOMEFOLKS t:_ • 'ho is flving glo Southern College. the state this the Mill Creek Prt­ roses and polled plants. attending during children of us presently employe': secretary Charcoaled steaks, barbecued week of July 10-14. mitlve Baptist Church were Director Mrs. to Ihe Pul.llc Relations chicken, pouuo snlad, sliced Many other activities were at- spend the day guests of creamed Bertis Deal and on Sun­ at Georgia Southern College. tomatoes, pickles, corn, laMed by the camp other than family fresh hutter benns, hot rolis those a Ire a d y listed'. Folk day, July 9. Mr. Hammond was graduated and butter. iced tea, apple pie, and soci- Mr. L. B. Will IfaMI of the REDUCTIONS! games, square dancing Crom Lincolnton High School old fashioner! pound cake and SAVE ON DRASTIC al dancing were enjoyed. Dem- Merchant Marines arrived Sun­

cream a with Mrs . and was a student at Georgla horne churned icc cern­ onstrations in cooking were day, July 9 for visit . II. V. Mr. and Southern College last your nfl.er posed the menu. given ill' the new Georgia Pow- Williford and with included the hen­ of New a three year tour of duty Their guests er Building. Miss Sharon Allen Mrs. Akins and family , Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr. South Carolina and the navy, orees, Men's Summer Combinations won twelve hot dogs and the Ellington, Horace G. Deal, Mrs. Marks and and Mrs. platter they were on at one of Mr. and Mrs James DOYLE The will take place wedding John Chester, Bruce Carroll and these dernonstratlons. family of Savannah were week- August 13, at the First Deal, Roberts visitors of the Wlilifords. Mrs. Lanier chose 'for her Baptist Edgar Nunn�Bush & John C. Also provided by the camp end Church In Lanier I Statesboro, Georgta. to Mr. Deal of Savannah Patricia dnughtcr's wedding a sheath of MilS, G, W, ANDERSON JR. was the opportunity partlci- Danny Mr. Akins of New delphinium hluo silk chiffon pate In arts and crafts. Such and Larry becomes brido of sequins and seed pear's, The to 516.85 South Carolina with yoke und short sleeves of �Wi�:0;'1:�=$4l1;&;i1iliI Miss Saunders 56.85 things as jewelry, ash trays, Ellington, spent in Betty I'cuffant skin was highlighted letter last week with the Wililfords. • • • • William imported lnce, clIlbroi:lored baskets, holders, trays, THE n cllmmerbund ef· was WITH Joseph Doyle crllsho(l. Euel Stewart dis LEADERS Mr. iridescent, sccluins; n buck drupe becomes bride of hy and numerous other things MJ.'lS ncr.lice I'nll'ieia Lonie!', fect Ihat fell to Ihe Bulloch sort.ened lho skirt line. Her hut scalloped could be made. missed from the County r 1111.1 Mrs. Lin· .. dnunll�er or 11'. Anderson Jr. hemline. now under the Wednesday, 12. was of bluc organ7..!l petals with G. W. Combinations $4.85 The camp is Hospital July I nni(/' of fitntesboro nnd 1011 C. orchid. Her herd of Wilitc satin direction of Pete Dickerson, Mrs. Mabel Saunders visited veil. She wore n pUfj>le ! Ilicce Boy's Mr. WilliAm .I .... ,(',:h Doyle, son of By ANN HENDIlIX shown Temple of Excel­ rhe mol hoI' or the g r a a III tiered circles '''as complimented formerly of Portal. It has Mrs. George nnd the . .Jnrnes Mrs p. Doyle a veil. She carried in the last sior from June 30 to \\'ore t1 Mondel crentlon In dusty Miss .Inn Sl1l1ndors, by nose-tip great improvements Friday, Mr. (Jr Snvnnnnh I Belty went Inte Doyle, t\ hook few with such as 7. She then rMe wit h n bodice of imporl.l-d of Mr. and Mrs. 11. F. white prayer topped years things Friday, July ,""pre Illurried in n LCiHltirtll call· 'daughter of silk with white orchids nnd tuberose Ladies and new a for to the home of Mr. and Mrs. loce nnd n shenth skirt Saunders Sr. became I he bride cabins, patio dancing, die light crrelllony SUllduy, July Vitality and bas- Remer Brinson for a visit unlil chiff II with side pan· Ander· lilies. shuffleboord, volleyball Your Mnthcws fio!1ting of Mr. Gijstnve William 10 al !i p.llI. ill Ihe SI. new 16. Home-Operated was ketball and the Home-Owned, rose hUl shooting, Sunday, July cis. lIer dusty SOn SOil of Mr. nnd MrR. Miss Julia Ann Her.'�'rix of nthollc Church. Jr., Grace Walker Power Mrs. B. E. Smith, Mrs. Jim ';nshioned with velvet pelals. Gustave W. Anderson of Savan­ Portal. was tho mnid of honor Georgia Building. The double 1'111(\ ceremony this Mrs. Herbert Stewart IIrl' wns n purple wore n The group attending year Stewart, corsnge on Sat.urdny. July 8, at. 4 and only n!.tendnn!.. She wns perrol'lred IJY the Rov .. Iohn nuh, Whito Bone and Combinations Each and Mrs. Oscar Johnsonl visited orchid. I Church. streel dress o� embroid· thoroughly enjoyed camp. Iack p.m., in Elun� Baptist length l.oflUS. Dr.. Averitt, orgnn­ members of the clubs Mr. Eddie and Mrs. white over year Kingery Lester Cochrane or· ered arganz::l pinl{ HEELS) iSI, pres I1led' Ihe wcdd;ng LOVELY I.AWN IIECEPTION I The Rev. (ALL await time. Melvin Hendrix at the Pulaski taffeta. She carried a cascade eagerly camp I Mrs. Mr. '(iciated at the double cere· • •• , music nccar,llxlni(.> hy Following the ceremony, ring Nursing Home Wednesday, July bouquet of 'pink carnations. Curlis Lan£'. violinisL. Mrs. and Mrs. Lanirr rntcrlainc:i many. Mrs. H. C. Bland, orgac­ LYNN REDDICK 12. I Barbara Akermnn, David served as to $10.85 OyroJ1 Sill i thor Snvnnnnh, wil h n rClC�)t.ion on I.he lown nl ist. and Miss Ln!ltingcr $4.85 AWARDED YOUTH Mr. and Mrs. James Turner of be s t mnn. vo;nllst, song "Ue 'J hall My Vi· 1 heir h0l11c en South Main SI.. soloist, presenled a program Usher.grool11slllcn LEADERSHIP AWARD and children of Columbia, lIIi- music. were R. F. Saunders .Jr., Barney !lion," 'I orel, Who ot Conn's Tho Iwide's Inble overlaid with wedding Mr. Lynn Reddick has been nois were guests of Mr. and Von Ernst, ond 'Edwin Mr. and Fenst" !lnd the "Lonl's Pruyer." sheol' whl1(� a I' g n n d y cloth The church was dccol'f1teJ Johnson, awarded a Youth Leadership Mrs. Oscar Turner and were ar· Smith. from Altnr dreoralions draped .vith white net and with arrangements of white Red Goose for Children Award by the Ida Cason Callc>- Mrs. John Math Turner cf whltc mother of the bride wore 10 to rnngemenL": gludioH sntin l'ibbons wns exceptionally gladioli and pink carnations, The way Gardens for his outstand- Monday, July Mondny, Ilncl white Ilsters, nnll burning Cf'lllefl)j wilh the Ihree. a of n sheath dress of pi'nk lace work in FFA. with 17. lovely, against pyramid palms - - -- - ing Along July cathedral cake I Her cor­ free Bill Stevie and tnpers in cnndclahbrn, tiered oblong wedding flanked by wrought iron can· with white accessories. whites 54.85 this award goes a week's Mrs. Brown, the week flanked with palms und lorge which wns flanked by silvor delabra and Grecian columns. sage was of white carnations. vllcation for Lynn. and his fami· Stanley are spending ha!lkets white Given in white with Mr. an'd Mrs. Dave Mur· gladiull. candelabrn with lopers The bride, given in marriage The mother of the bridgroom Iy at the Ida Cason Calloway the I her rnLhCl', centrred with near Pine Mountain. of Alma. marringe I)y ench cascading her .Iohn L. Saun­ wns RUired in n sheath of blue Gardens phy wed- I by brolher, STORE Brannen was bride WIlS in hl'l' white carnations. BURTON'S SHOE summer these awards Miss lovely ders of wore a dress silk organza with blUe acces· Every Marilyn Augusto, of Mr. of on originul OI'J:�[ln· the reception guests of are to the outstanding the spend-the-night guest ling gown Greeting of white imporled chantilly lace sories. Her corsage was also 10 E, Main St, Statesboro, Ga, given 7.8 with AI neon loce n� were MI's. Smit.h, Mrs. slate in and Mrs, Lamar Reddick and dcsi[�n lIarry of Parisian design. The fitted white 'carnations. youth of the recogn:i- 1.1 scullopcd dc- MI's. Tom MllItin, activi· Jeff July 14. Illiquo rorming Percy Blnl\.I', bodice wns embroidered with A reception followed in the. lion of their leadership Friday night, WAREHOUSES into active Lawanna Carter and AULBERT BRANNEN colletngr nn·j exlending Mrs. Grndy Blnnd nnd Mrs . .I. G. ties. Lynn has been very M'iss A serv· Mrs. Remer Brinson o'r Alma shOl'l slL.'C\lcs. band, enclrclillg Altnway. this year in his FFA work, rullncss .lim were afternoon callers the waist, neccntcd Ihe Mrs. Dew Groovcr, Mrs . as State Vice President. Saturday ing on U. S, wilh Mrs. Bill Brown and Located on U, s, Located on Zette- Located of the luce nJ:pliqu d skirl Donaldson, und Mrs. Charles Lynn, his parents, Mr. and of Mr. and nnt! - 301 North of coni rolled rronl raids Perry lilt mutcd in introducing Mrs. Garnett Reddick, and boys. 301 North of rower Avenue City Reddick and Jeff City I, chnl>c1 train. She ware a demi- gue-sts to the line. brother, Terrell will en- Mrs. Lamar 2 Across from the No. 3 Limits of States- younger No. 1 No. went 0; Ince wilh scnl· Mrs. Mrs. the week of 20-27 at and Miss Marilyn Brannen Limits of States- II cnp jcwclf'.i Ilamscy, - Tullmidgo August - joy - Savannah Satur· Pool Tele- boro completely new Tele- rl'OIl1 which her illll· Cernld Groover lind Mrs. Glonn resort. shopping In City Swimming loped ('(Ige, �his beautiful " boro - 4-3930 •• • Telephone POplar 4-393O-CHARLIE ., �I n vcil fell in hnr.d-rolled tiers. Jennings dlrccted the gllests to day morning, phone POplar 4-3441-ROBERT phIYne POplar Akins - She c:arrio.l n sotin covered Ili· the hride's tnble. Mrs. Mary G. Mr. Lynn Reddick was Ii- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey CHARLIE NESMITH and LANIER and DONALD MAR- NESMITH and ED ANDERSON, were the I·� lie topped with n whitr orchid Walsol1 [lnt! Mrs. EllowflY Forb. censed to the gospel ministry of Roswell weeke":d Mr. and Mrs. Charhe JACK LANIER, TIN, Leaf Man, !lhowerl'ti with lube rOses. os scrved pinch from silver Wednesday night at the Portal guests of BRANNEN Mr;;. Avant .II' .. III cneh end of the Conference. Nessmith. AULBERT JR, DULIAhtry punch bowls a apt i s t Church . Mrs. Alton McBride !lister of the bridu, wus 11131.1'011 wble. This entitles Lynn to accept a Mr. and . were call· hon r. Hcl' or ico to the a church, and son of Sylvania of Aown pink Directing guests gifl C·!'urtis Lane, via Imst: and I ove· position as paslor in L. B. Auctioneer Miss Forbes Bran· HESTER, WtlS with a room were lynn Mercer Unjver· ers of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus nl'J:�:1r.7.n designed Mrs. Roy Couring. Iy vocal solos rendered by Mrs. Lynn will enter bodice k M an honor nen and Wednesday r.hnl't sleeved surplice MIL' Byronl Smith. h onored at sity in the fall on family 12. nl1.1 bcll·shnlled skirt featuring Clo�i;ln�nter��, M\:S. �nCC�rCg� G;�� When the bride and groom scholarship. afternoon, July gf'l lIeddick and Mr. n II . Lamar SIII'P I·ICC 'r0 I (5.I ,SIIC wore sm,n over, and Mrs. Dnniel Akins left for their honeymoon desti� supper p _...Ly The first Quarlerly Confer- Mr. •• • were business 07'gnn7.a hal. with and car· werc in t.he room. Mrs. Gus Sorr.ier, Mrs. Dighl Methodist Church Reddick men veil, gift nalion unknown; the bride was ence of the Lynn Warehouses local' experienced, rit'd I·oses. Mrs. Aulbert Brnnncn Jr., suit Mrs. Norris Dean and was held Tuesday visitors in Augusta Saturday. operated by pink wearing n very aLlractive Olliff, for this year were: Miss musical -bride's Husmilh Marsh were co. Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Grover 1I0ys· The bl'ideslllllids I>residcd nt the of white corded silk with n silk Mrs. night at the Portal I or Tenn.: book. hostesses at a conference ton of Belle Glade, Florida were "nn Smith Nashville, print blouse in green tones Saturday night Church. Before the and Ru· M',;,,: Maurice Martin nnd Miss Olhers 111 serving supper party honoring Miss was en· the of Mr. a r W 0 rk to se· nssistmg of the dish guests d matching the iinmg cape- a covered supper �rs. trained and for their h Sorrier'� from '1 £' WelO Robert a Forbes at Mrs. fus Brannen and famIly recognized A�lantn. Waters, �rs. sleeved jllckel. Her hat was Lynn joyed by those attending ,Rojgcrf: .of MI.S 7 to bl'l .... esmilids weI' Paul Mrs. home on Grady Slreet. the Portal Friday, July JunIOr Akms, Henry Lame.r, bouffant cloche of green tipped M o11.d a y night Friday, July � with an :l and Ava of Mrs. T. L. Mrs The lable� overlaid You h Fellowship 14. Daughtry, H,ngnn, .. Frnn?ls organza petals. She wore the Melhodist t : MISS cUl work cloth had 20Z. Mrs. John Metts 'lV1nnnh. were dressed Hunl.er, Mrs. Allen Lamer, from her bou. oxquisite with an ice Mr. and Gay tobacco. They arclli'd wedding was entertained cure the farmer the most for his mums in r.in i1:lr 10 the honor attendant Forbes, Miss Madeline a centerpiece of white JAR at c'ducational of Metter, were Lynn quet ' cream supper the spend.the-��y I Mrs. Tom Itnd a silvcl' bowl, flanked by sil. Follow- of Mr. and Mrs. :"1 rnrricd p:nk roses. \Vaters, Perry building of the church. guests Wqhe vcr candelabra with white tn. 19c 9. FrC'd WllS his brother'S Mrs. Walers. members Sunday, July DoVIf' Fay ing this the enjoyed Berry , _ with Gustave besl man ;roomsmen were Lin· The accomplished Illusicinns 'pers interspersed ivy. Mr. and Mrs. .. a ride. An�er. I buffet hay were .. brol.hur or music P Super was served .Ir. of Savannah In,. Lanle .Ir., who played background re-nuptta parties Mr. Bill Brown, agriculture son dined at Frank Ihr Michnel for the guests were Mrs. Zock style and the guests is at- of Mr. and Mrs. hride; McDonough or ISS l· teacher at Portal High, guests f M- anler. table in the room. nn�1 .I Henderson, with accordion; a long family at Laura Saunders Sr. Sunday. .el)h McDonough. Mrs'l Forestry Camp . Warehouses tending ------Hurricane wreathed with HendriX and Brannen's Inmps 3 bride-elect Walker Park near Waycross Mrs. Evelyn popular were at each of the. Mr. ivy end the Ann were dinner of this week. The 'purpose of guests On June Miss Lanier was tables and n lovely summer ar· Mrs. \Villie Sunday ANNOUNCEMENT 30, to stimulate more in· and Berry added camp is honored at an evening rnngemcnt of flowers Brown afternoon callers of the Berrys .. guest terest in forestry. Mr. with Mrs. T. color. and Mrs. Conrler Bel'· out L. Hagan return were Mr. in· Mrs, A, S. Balclwin will be associated I,arty, and will Sells' M 0 r e for the M 0 S T hostesses left Monday year year Onl North Lynns gift from her and Mr. and hostess at her home ry of Statesboro was II shell in her silver Saturday Main Street. sligar Mrs. John Metts Gay of Metter. with The 1960 Class of Portal High For Of It r.rn. Arnett and Average n n dI 1>0 re- Mr. and Mrs. Gene Forlnlll llrrangements School held its first class wore u em· aI'­ Lynn pink eyelet Alabama •• MORE KINDERGARTEN mixed summer nowers decora­ at Lin· family of Anniston, BRANNEN'S 3 WAREHOUSES 5,143,438Ibs. $1.17 FRANCES' white nc· union Saturday night broidered callan und for a two ted lhe 1'00111. on the rivedl Friday week.s living cessories. coin's Landinc Ogeechee with Mr and Mrs. CeCil STATESBORO MARKET 14,147,160Ibs. Which will for its to n were sixteelll mem· visit open gumes adnpted The wore iss River. There .. 1960 Amusing guests M Lynn the Womack and Check Facts For Of romantic theme were plnyed. POUND bers out of the twenty· Dlann�.. Average Forbes and Tony Nevil, Mr. and present W,lhs Ninth YeRr on were For re- Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Those prizes four that graduated. • • MORE receiving Mrs. Elloway Forbes, Miss Ida ar­ WAREHOUSES Ibs • $1.85 Mrs. hot and children of BRANNEN'S 3 5,573,446 Mrs. O'Neal Rushing and .lane Nevil and Tidwell, freshments, the class grilled Sava�nah 2 B, Jimmy for a VISit With AUGUST Mrs. nwnrd rived Satu�day STATESBORO MARKET Ibs. Roy Hitt. Rushing's Miss Virginia Gettis and Mack dogs and hamburgers. and -----.) 15,631,700 Saun- Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stewart 1959 won John L. wns COlogne: MI·s. Hitt Ncvil, Miss Mndelyn Waters and ARMOUR'S STAR Mr. and Mrs. reservations now be made 12. Mr. Waldo Stewart. Registration mny by rrellch Notes. July . Gene Nevil, Miss Cheryl! Forbes ders Jr. on Wednesday, Millen are Mrs. Carne Adams of 4-219B, a.le chicken and Robcrt Mis s His phoning Ginger float, Bargeron, paternal grandparents Turner an'd sheets to 300 room for F. Saun.ders visited Mrs. George Your Convenience We Will Book Your Tobacco your up pounds-make snlnd and cheese worCl's were Eloi::.o Simmons nnd Wendell Mr. and Mrs. R. For Again-build Mr, Jack Turner from Monday, Located "t 365 Snvannah Avenue, served. "kins and Mr. Sorrier, Mr. Ol� DIXIE CRYSTAL Sr Womack 10 to Sunday, July 16. your neighbor. Patricin's from her host­ liff, M ... Denn and Mr. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil July gift rack Mr. Ken· Mrs. F. M. Bran· Mr. ess WllS 11 china pillte. husbonds of the hostesses. and Mr. and Tur�e� an'�, V'Slted m Atlanta - bride·elect the reunio.. of the neth 11rapnell LARGE Miss Lynn Forbes, nen attended Mr. WELCOME TO ALL GROWERS Sat u r and Sunday. BRANNEN'S WAREHOUSES EXTEND A FRIENDLY a salad of Statesboro High day of August was presented 1933 Class Mrs. UHot Weather the Turner visited Mr. and Spedals' Outdoor supper School Saturday, July 1, at Illote. and Mr. Hall. en- Vernon McKoe fatruly. SERVICE TO ASSURE SATISFACTION ON American They ... POSSIBLE WCI'O Mrs. Un­ Legion Thomas OR SMALL YOU WILL RECEIVE EVERY Ol.hel' guests �onors Miss Lanier HAM Trapnell visited Mr. supper. IOn I.anier Mrs. Avnnt Daugh­ joyed a buffet Woman's Anderson. AI McKee Lunicr, Mrs. 3nd Miss Forbes Shank Half-LB. The Portal Baptist �r. retu�. t.ry, Mrs.' Henry home WIth them for a week s i e t held its SALES IN OUR HOUSES. Fr:ancis Hunter, Mrs. Winton On 1 sf. Missionary Soc y � YOUR Snturdny evening, July home VISIt. Forbes Groover meeting at the •• Lnnier, Mrs. Elloway Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald monthly Mrs. Ben Crews Monday Mr. and �11"ams Daniel Aldns. Gnd Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Kate :and Mrs. Tnlmad'go of Crescent Fla. Mrs. Lillian Johnson, and Joy Cltr,. Ramsey were hosts al an out· afternoon. Williams Mrs. Kate visited. Mrs. Capple Miss Lanier wns door supper honoring Miss presiden.t, presided. On Friday and Sunday afternoon. Patricia nnd her fiance, vice·president p:o· reted at the Rex at a luncheon Luniel' Crews, Mrs, J. H� Deloach cAQ1?� directed an 111· Mr. Warehouses Bill or Suvnnnn.h and Miss chairman, an.d WAVE , , , $8.00 and Doyle gram as for Brannen's 3 with Mrs. RnymoncL Bailey had Reg. $15.00 special c informative pro- and family guests us co- Forbes nnd her fiance, teresting and Mrs. Eugene Borbrcc Lynn Saturdny, July 8, Mr. , • Possessions for the WAVE, $6.50 Nevil. Sharing day, Reg_ $10,00 special hostesses. Tony gram Howell Stubbs and - Asst. Advance. and Mrs. BRANNEN Owner PAT BRANNEN, Manager CC/lf- The Pond HOllse at Deno�ination AULBERT AULBERT JR., Operators; lG'ood Dul'ing Only) The luncheon table wns Cypress Glenville. BRANNEN, .July Luke Hendrix, family of of Lake \Vas the scene of the grill� Mr. and, Mrs. tOl'ctl with lin arrungemcnt Mr. V. T. Cheers and so", and attend· ;:!t H. Deloach an� Mary and breath cd steak supper. Others Mrs. J. of Char· pink glaidoli, baby Hendrix Mrs. Charles T, Cheers were Mrs. Avant Sue SusBn and George fern. forget mo not were ing Daughtry, the weekend Tiny from Thurs· lestOl1l were guest George-Anne Beauty Shop cords. Joe Sasl.icn of Savannah; Mr. �f Ludowici spent linked 10 lhe place Mrs Rufus Brannen. North Phone PO 4-2445 to July of Mr. .. 12 St. ����h�m��a��M�.1 day, July 13 Saturday, a�d M�lberry Mrs. JIm KDlght spent from &��J�-,�=�.��C=�E�=��3==������SE2�mEE�� 15 in the Mountains. was a silver dish. Mrs. Mary Watson. .. ••m�m�����D•• Smoky • to � les lovely �� Cherokee In- Mon'day, July 10 Thursday, I They visited the - 8 The Bulloch Herald Page (' A Prize.Winnlng 20. �liss Memorial Park' to be Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 19�_ Newspaper 1961 HERALD Belter THE B�LOCH New.paper • <;ontestl selected this Friday night DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BUf.LOCH COUNTY

The Miss M.emorlal Park of 1961 will be friday Pageant 19S7-P.O. Box STATESBORO, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, JULY 20,1961 t o'clock XX-Established March 26, 210 evenlng. July 21 •• B VOLUME ot Memori.1 Swim Center. Gospel meeting will This year the pageant f eat u r e twonly·three of the famous GuHstan the theme10V�IY.A at Church of A beauties under six-step story Carpet Statesboro one of Mrs. INew Southern Belles Night." firm, will be largest Eloise Ware Hunnicutt master of ceremonies with Mrs. Chns·t K.y Waters Brannen as pianist. A gospel meeting is In prog- The Southern, Belles are Miss· ress at the Church of Christ 10- manufacturers of in Anlerica es Bill i e Alderman. Gwen cated at 208 South Main St. Mary carpet Banks. Jamie Beasley. The meeting continue Alice Sue Belcher. will Left to right are J. T, Sheppard. Belcher. with Inc manufacture,' of Gu­ T�b.cco Warehouses. Collins. through Sunday. July 23. A. & M. Karagheusian, .• OPERATE SIlEPPARD.AKINS·SUGG as the Brown. Sharon 1'0 warehouse.. operated Sarilyn who will operate the formerly Holleman. evening begin- WAREHOUSES. Shown is one of the manufactur­ Akins and Harding Sugg. Ann Hendrix. Lucy TO OPERATE BRANNEN'S TOBACCO listan Carpet, largest carpet H. E. (R.stus) a 0 C • Warehouses. John- �ervl�",:!ng ?alchock di In addition to th i Sheppard Jenkins Cynthia Brannen and Aulbert Brannen stan ng more than half a the firm Cobb and Foxhall Warehouses. Shirley On the Bl- here are Aulbert Sr. ers in America. For century Don n a Sunday. July 23. Jr.: son Connie Minche • which Will operate JO in front of one of their three they record of An- ble class begins at a.m, and .warehouses has maintained a continuous growth. �oore. two father MI�kovll" Eugenia at II' on the Statesboro market this year. The Brannens, Jean the morning worahlp latest which was a Ise McClelland Norma time. The company was founded by tlrnns, the of anj' have been on the local market a long Elaine o'clock. son, operating Mlran, foot addition corn­ McCorkle, P.ISY Poss, _ Arshag and Karngheusl- 30.000 square for Ronald Coleman of Dallas. • of Brenda irn- In 1960. In the full Rose Ann scou, an, brothers who. in 1897. pleted Entrants Scott, Texas. Is the speaker. Mr. of culminated In the raising In 1960 a new foot registration Scruggs. Marci. Ann Shealy. gu�t Mr. Eugene Yates. Mr. Curt- ported Persian rugs. 1905 85.000 square Coleman said. in this at • Gloria Linda Woodard. Many Atlant» assist- more than $35.000 In, May a mill in Free- was added to the Aber­ Smith . is Smith of and purchased building area not f.miliar with the they are mass of community new facill­ ed Mr. Tom Martin of States- meeting New to make dom- deen Division, The lhese beauties In by hold, Jersey Princess Judging lovely Church of Christ. We believe amount was raised com­ leaders. The now house all of the boro were of inestimable help estic carpets. A spinning mill in ties will be: Mrs. Harry Harrington. the Bible as the only guide in of 150 Queen, in the culmi- to fln.nce the purchase Roselle Park, New Jersey was pany's wilton operations Tobacco Sa- problems Recreation at JEA. r e II ion anI), to follow It solving Mrs. Alfred g acres of land from thus es­ IIII_a== I!I:::!IIal) Dir�tor Patrick in the selection of States. acquired Ill' 1922. enabling Also in 1960 the company of the Bulloch Mr. without additton or subtraction. natfng Sauve executive manager vannah, Georgia: Dorman and Mrs. Paul handle the en- Mr. Al Gibson. at bora. All financial arrangements the company to tabllshed Gulistan Customtuft, instructor We denominatmallsm as to announced Yeager. Gymr.astic reject The was donated from the Chamber of Commerce yesterday Mr. pertaining to this project were property tire production pro- Inc. nt Neptune, New Jersey. County Georgia Southern College; being a perversion of scripture Inc. by Festival handled Walter J. Corno A. & M. Karagheusian, of raw wool to finished This manufactures for the 1961 Tobacco Vlce-Chatr- Christl­ by cesslng subsidiary contestants Everett WIlIi.m., and we strive to be just the citizens of Bulloch county. that eight Treasurer of A. &: M. K.ragheu: carpet. carpet 'far special orders. The for the man of State Board of Regents; ans, nothing more. nothing les s. and four contestants P�incess The Statesboro .and Bulloch is capable of 'making Queen Toba�co Eddie President of sian, Incorporated. com- office for Mr. Rushing. We believe simply in obeying Commerce Three later the operation blanks With his , Chamber of .y('srs 10 size and official entry " County carpet any shape, have posted Jaycees; and Mr. Tiny Hili. the Gospel and being added. to the into the produc- Working with handled the finance drive in co. pany expanded of floor cover­ Festival Beauty Pageant. Chamber of Com- .company type the night. August 5. President of the New Testament." offlclals from the first day finance tlon or handwoven rugs in rt- �olor. :nls Saturday operation with the 109 is "sed by decor.tors••rchi- Last week it was reported merce. An Invitation to the public is considered for entsln China. Employing some Statesboro was Comnllttee of the Bulloch Coun­ tects and to achieve - designers Miss Melba McClelland". I••ued to attend the .ervices. was the Exe- Chinese weavers, Korag- that Also present will be the past the new Divlslon, Development Corporation. 6,000 unusual effects. Mrs. L. ty world's 01 Mr. and. W. , of Bulloch heuslan was the largest daughter "Mi.. Memorlal Parks," Mis. cutlve Comnuttee the consisting of Ike M.inkovitz. StU son. Mis s ! ". Oriental The Marks McClellan:l 01 Edwina Mrs. Patri­ County Corpora- Hili, Osborne producer of rugs. Statesboro Plant Mr. Paul, 1956; Dev.elopment Chairman; Tiny Lavinia daughter of Ii' Mrs. of WII· Johnson was confiscated in World Milestone In Kar.gheuslan's Mikell. \�,� cia Redding Howard, 1957; tlon, consisting Mayor Banks, J. Brantley • plant of Route /

Admission to the dance will These wools nrc then process­ and dust· to be $1 per person. The dance ed through "opening" BPW sponsor PENNSYLVANIA and then into ing operations will begin at 8 and continue D. series of bowls for - scouring until 12 o'clock midnight. ,new traction tread TIRES luper Lhe removal of foreign matter. dance KEYSTONE malic culhlon rid. Mrs. Eloise Hunnicutt. public­ When the wools are washed square duol tro.d dur.bllity $15.95 director for the Georgia they .re thoroughly blended in ity tuIMle.. or conventional. is in of the SAFETY TREAD to a heterogeneous mass. Festival BPW, who charge * NON-SKID comtructlon Plus TIX .IMI during' arrangements for the dance, an- Tire CUSHION DESIGN white or bleck .idewall RecapPlble and nounced that a "first" will be LOW PRESSURE • nte Statesboro Business * YItcwtI tire cen' will introduced at the dance. "In Professional Women's Club dance Frida.y order to charge admission for a sponsor a square the street dance you must have a August 4, on parking .nd sch()(ll at night said. the BPW ry blgh principal front of the Piggly Wig· gate." so. lot I� ,she S. and as Main Street, Will bUild a usmg twenty- and Kershaw, C., 8U�. store on South fence, BUSTER BOWEN, owner of the Model Laundry Dry Cleaners, .Iy automobiles and trucks . . Tobacco two new at BI.ckahear. the three-day with Mr. Mock on' the mte of Mr. Bowen's vising prinCipal d g area." righl, is shown here un� around the parking . corner of West Main Street FestIval. to be constructed On' the A of e Fitz. . bUilding pest president is of the feature a I!:ster presl- and North Street. Mr. Mock the superintendent he The dance will Mrs; Gr.oss., B�W College gerald Rotary Club. Is pre­ Issues inVitation contractor for the bUildi.ng. When band from Savan- d.ent, a.n Kuhlke Construction Company, directeo of the square dance �e STREET PHONE PO 4.3020 sently c1u1i. �o it will cont.in approximately 4,000 square feet of space SOUTH MAIN nab which is fumi.shed bJ:' d���!'conto nigh� completed busmess Withse�i ge�=;!1 fr�J��n and will be one of the most moderlll laundry and dry cleanmg er.al us t 4 at 8 States�ro � � beginning Photo Herald. I _ diie to go plRnts in this section. by '. proc"':li' n.de 0'c�!k.· BpW nursliig scjiolarshi?totut,p Bulloch Herald - 11 - Brooklet News The Bulloch Herald Page 10 The Page Three Bulloch Statesboro, Geol'gia, Thursday, July 20, 1961

nle and Julie of Boston, Mnss., urday lor Opelika, Alabama, 10 county youths with and Mrs. Judson Sal­ Miss Lanier and spent several days his par- vl.lt Mr. Carlyle ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ford- tor. ham. The "hospitable co u n try enlist in AF home" of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Miss l>eldre of Alma Bryan Mikell was the scene of a most Jerry R. Nichols, t8, of Route of wed and Mlso Mary Bryan Angus- T�urs- 5, Statesboro, and Joe Fette Jr. Dr. Salvador Buelvas dollghtful supper port:r last week with their La spent day night, July 13, given In hon- and Bennie L. Anderson. both ta Mr and Mrs . Scots tertalned with a grandparen,. or and Mr. 17 and of Bulloch en­ By Mrs. John A. Robertson I" Mary Queen of cop. lovely recep­ of Miss Lynn Peebles County T. R. Bryon. 01] carled a white Bible cen­ tion in the socla] hall 01 the mar- listed In the Air Force July HERALD Before a buckground of jade She Billy C. Groover, whose with a white orchid and First Baptist Church, event 7. palms, a white column holding tered Mr. and Mrs. John C. nage will be an InteresUng of the Valley. SCheme at the re­ 30. All are now at San Antonio, a large sunburst arrangement of Lily The color tor spent last w� In Jackson- on Sunday, July white. The Proc-I' from five to white glads and pink peonies, Mrs. Andrew Joseph Edwards ceptton was pink and ville, St. Petersburg, and Orlan- Hosts and hostesses with Mr. Texas, undergoing table W1l6 covered with weeks basic flanked on each side with ca- Jr. of Augusto sister of the bride's do, Florida. and 'Mrs. Mikell were Mr. and eight training. and basic train­ thedral candelabra holding burn- bride, WaS matron of honor and a cloth of organdy lace, Mrs, R. R. Brtsendlne, Mr. and After completion of Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper are re­ ing tapers, Miss Carlyle Lanier only attendant. She wore a with a three-tiered wedding Mrs. Rufus Brannen, Mr. and Ing Jerry and Bennie to 01 of Gainesville and George Phear­ mechanical became the bride of Dr. Raul blushing pink Alencon lace over coke, and an epergne pink Mrs. Ivy Wynn, Mr. and Mrs. ceive training In the flanked son of Atlanta opent last week­ Is be train­ Salvadors Buelvas of Atlanta, taffeta, made on princess lines peonies and' fernery, Henry Quattlebaum, Mr. and career Ileid. Joe to candies. end at th� home of Mr. and Mrs. field 01 electronics at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, July 16, at and featuring a round neckline, by lighted Mrs. Billy Simmons, Mrs. OUs ed In the W. K. Jones. the First Church In to a V In the back, Mr. and Mrs. Reppard after completing basic. Baptist dropping When Mrs. Buelvas left for a Groover, Brooklet. with three-quarter length sleev- Edwin Rocker DeLoach, nnd Henry Brannen. All of these youths graduated wedding trip bride wore a Mr. and Mrs!" The Rev. Kent L. Gillenwater es. She wore a head piece of th� from white SIlk with dubon- and three children of Macon Lovely arrangements of dah­ In 1961. Jerry graduated and dress of performed the ceremony. pink horsehair and veiling, Mrs. Hoke S. nnd shasta Marvin Pittman Joe and net accessories and the orchid visited Mr. and lias, mums, glads High. The bride Is the of matching shoes and gloves. Her from South­ daughter from her whitc Bible. Brannen last Saturday. daisies were used throughout Bennie graduated s had i n Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett La- flowers were asters, g the house. east Bulloch High. On their return will make Williams nier and Dr. Buelvas is the son from pink to deep rose. they Mr. and Mrs. Willis light The bride's table was overlaid their home In Atlanta. and of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Buelvas Andrew Edwards Jr. of and sons, Ronnie Craig of offices of Joseph with a handsome imported cut­ and Ted Wynn spent lost week­ The 01 Sou t h low of the out-or-town Georgia, spent a few Bogota, Columbia, Augusta, brother-In- Among the guests Cotumbus, work cloth and centered with end at Hilton Head. at their home Amercia. bride served as best man. The were Mr. and Mrs. George Coop- days last week an epergne containing summer Mrs. Malcolm Seckinger and Mrs. W. D. Lee, pianist, and were James er of Gainesville, Georgia; Com­ here. ENDRIN-METHYL W. Powell usher-groomsmen white chrysanthemums. Min a­ little of Bruns­ Dr. Lanier Fordham daughter. Bunny Tommy Mrs. Edwin Akins, soloist, pre- Bennett Lanier Jr., J c rom e mander and Mrs. J. E. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bibles marked the ture white wick are spending two weeks sented the wedding music. Jones, Frank Cleveland of Pensacola, Florida; Miss Lo- entertained 40 relatives and fri­ Kemple honoree's places and wedding with her mother, Mrs. Albert The bride entered with her Rozier and Lanier. retta and Miss Carmen ends at their home Sunday in 111, Billy Cooper bell place cards marked the Morris. father whom she was Buelvas Atlanta and Geor- of their PARATHION Don" L.t by given Mrs. Lanier, the bride's of honor of the birthday of the other guests, who are now loce+ed at places Dinner of Mr. in Reed Pearsall III of Jackson- Ronald 01 Boston, Mass., guests Saturday marriage. wore a sheath dress of gc son, were: the bride-elect's parents, mother. Mrs. J. H. were Rev. was a clas- Florida. is and Bradley KNOCK· DOWN FAST KILL FOR Her wedding gown lace with match- ville, who with his family visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon Peebles of QUICK I \. rose Chantilly Mrs. H. H. Harrison 01 Port dress of the noon hour a and INSECTSI Iuects Comer of West Parrish and North Blitch Street sic princess styled peau accessories. Her his parents. At Elder and Mrs. T. Roc HARD TO ()ONTROL COTTON get foar crops ing corsage Soperton, Wentworth. Their guests Sun­ de soie, with shirred bracelct bountiful dinner was served on and was a white orchid. Scott, W. C. Hodges, Mr. the office of Dr. Arundel) BROOKS LANIER afternoon were Mrs. Mary Combine two o( the most etTective cotton insecticides (Formerly Hugh sleeves. The V was MRS. Ihe Mr. and day decolletage patio. Mrs. Jones Peebles, Mr. and lace. Her RECEPTION ENTERTAINS FOR NeSmith, Bob Bradley, and Parathion and you have a appliqued in Brussels Billie or Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. -Endrin Methyl the Miss Roddenberry Ray Hodges, Ronald and little veil of hand-rolled Immediately following MISS CARLYLE LANIER Mrs. Stalling cotton insects without four tiered Hobbs, New Mexlco,i S Visiting Paul Groover and Miss Irene (ormulatlon that klils more LII the bride's parent> ent- J u I son, Vic, Mrs. Lorene Knight French illusion was attached to wedding Tuesday evoning, Y II, Mrs. Leon Ll'C. her grandmother, Groover. all of Sa­ overlapping o( controll Mrs. F. Brooks Lanier entertain­ and Johnny Martin, James conslst­ Dr. and Mr.. Bryan The dele.ctable supper vannah. - ed the members 01 her bridge Longer L.ltlng-l.ow.r COlt Per Acr. Methyl DIXIE and children of Augusta, and cd 01 baked ham, potato salad In LIQUID club and also with two tables Mr. And Mrs. Grady Snell­ kill. (ut-Endrln provides long-luting Mrs. D. E. Smith and lettuce tomato rosette sal­ Parathion In honor '01 Miss Mr. and cup, or S. were of canasta grovc Batesburg. C., two fisted (ormulation you all 01 Jacksonville, ad with cream cheese residual action. This helps a bride 01 July children, topped dinner Monday of Mrs. Carlyle Lanier, guests can allow Fertilizer visited Mr. and Mrs. bell pepper rings, home-mode save because use leas o( It and longer Coapu, 16. The Lanier home was a ttrac­ Florida, J. L. Minick. you T. R. Bryan last week. pickles, butter flake rolls, lem­ between treatments, say every $1 tlve with arrangements 01 mix­ last intervuls Experts 0 the butter Supper guests Thursday Jeffery Jon e attended on cheese home made In more and ed summer Ilowers. The host­ of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil invested in insect 'control gets you $6 party of little Miss cake squares and iced tea. night ess served a delicious sweet birthday Mrs. Maka Endrin-Methyl Recrea­ McElveen were Mr. and botter cotton! cotton-get the Angela Pelote at the course. She presented to After supper bridal games fea­ James and three children dealer I Gil Center Statesboro Wed­ Maloy Parathion (rom your tion In bride-elect china, In her chosen tured the entertainment. Home­ of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. afternoon. Non·RIII,lJnl aoll WIt.llllnd many olher coHon pattern and to Miss Carmen nesday made was served later in Mr. and Mrs. Ful­ �11I1 Rllllllnlind Lee Satur­ fudge W. P. Deal. from Mrs. W. D. spent Insects: bollworms, thrips, spider mites, lleahoppers, Iyau'l bUIS, clbbll' Buelvas, a guest Atlanta, the eevning. ton and Mr. and Mrs. Lamar and day with her mother. Mrs. R. R. loopers, grasshoppers, cutworms, e.irden webworms �phids. she also presented a gift. NeSmith and Billy NeSmith. Walker, In Hlnesv111e. The bride was attractively Elder Remer Spivey of Savan­ 'preying your Guests 01 Mr. and Mrs. W. dressed in a cool summer print GETS YOU ••• by nah will conduct the services at MAKES COTTON I ·1 Lee McElveen are Mrs. Leon of shades of green with match­ MISS CARMEN BUELVAS Primitive Church for children of shoes. The the Baptist crop' YOU. These Iwo fine Ibruaha are LANIER­ Lee Jr. and three Ing gift presented nylon ENTERTAINS next Sunday morning and even­ Pensacola, Florida, and Mrs. to Miss Peebles and Mr. Groov­ VELSICOL yours frn wi'" rtWf .. gallon BUELVAS WEDDING GUESTS Ralph Ellis and two children of er was a serving spoon in their ing. Value of Saturday night at 8 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. James Matoy purchase of Unlco S. chosen of silver. ENDRIN-METHYL PARATHION quality paint during Carmen Buelvas North Augusta, C. pattern July 15, Miss and three children of Pittsburgh, DIXIE LIQUID Take of thl. Jo­ Mrs. Richard Jackson and CHEMICAL CORPORATION July. advantage of Atlanta, Mrs. Andrew have returned home after VELSICOL of Tenn., Pa., ...a... free brush offer and Ihe Edwards Jr. of Augusta, children Chattanooga, with her 330 Eal' Grand Annu./ Chicago 11, IIIlnoll you buy seph Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stevens, spending two weeks is W. visited Mrs. Harold Joyner and � recognized Miss Ginny Lee and Mrs. Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. P. when Unlco and Mrs. Ed Wynn, parents, CO. ,of levIIs besl, you buy paInt. the other relatives here last week. Mr. I'ElTlLlZD Kemple Jones entertained Deal. H. Grilleth left Sot- Stevens, MissL ynn Wynn - J. Judy CO.Op STORES Lanier Buelvas wedding party Mrs. dinner in the "HI-IOY" nt 4·5645 with a delightful .. hal Spraying ...... s. Walnut St. POplar II banquet room of Mrs. Bryant's 1, E. L. Anderson Jr., Manager Kitchen in Statesboro. .... the pr:opw INSEC:nCIDES The Tvshaped table held a lovely floral arrangement of ir ••• cell ______• it'$ rocking cha eilsy pink and white, the color scheme that was carried out in TEmple 9-3348 and .•. detail. As the guests arrived the.y later fellows ••• were served punch, and Dixie Fertilizer Co. hey the dinner was served from the VAA Uqaid banquet table. The menu con­ sisted of melon ball cocktail, will solve your spraying problems it's broiled chicken a 10 king, Mary­ land, with fluffy steamed rice, creamed egg gravy, congealed wedding bell sweetheart salad, green bean casserole, pickled beets, party pickles, home made rolls, blueberry muffins, Parafait VALIANT FEVER IN Ladies' with cookies, tea and coffee. The guesl lisl included Miss Carlyle Lanier and Dr. Raul Buelvas, Miss Carmen Buelvas, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lanier, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Joseph GA. Edwards Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Geor­ STATESBORO, Night ge Cooper of Gainesville, Miss Loretta Cooper of Atlanta, Geor­ at the ge Pearson of Jacksonville, Flor­ PLYMOUTH·VALIANT DEALER HAS THE CURE ida; Billy Lanier, Jimmy Lanier, ONLY YOUR Jerome Jones, Frank Rozier, Miss Jacquita Jones, Miss Gin­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ny Lee, SYMPTOMS ••• SEE HIM NOW. Akins, Rev. and Mrs. Kent L. ••• IF YOU HAVE THESE Pa'z.a9on W. Gillenwater, Mrs. '0. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Bryan, Mr. and Mr. to make and Mrs. J. Harry Lee Want Restau'z.ant Jones. and Mrs. W. Kemple 1. Persistent turning of head when new Valiant goes by. R. A. D. a Success1 FRIDAY NIGHT MRS. HIRAM DOlLAR big WORMS that attack cotton are easy to control at low cost. every WEEVILS and ENTERTAINS FOR insecticide controls so Here's how to make tlle Rural Areas Just SOCK 'EM with SEVIN! No other many MISS CARLYLE LANIER when Valiant. all 16, Mrs. Hiram 2� Envious neighbor buys ( and so No other insecticide gives you Sunday, July pallor insects so efficiently economically. greenish a success in lor the Iove Dollar Sr. entertained at 12 Development ProlJram offered SEVIN. the advantages by o'clock at her home with a love- buffet honoring your community: boll Iy lunche�n SEVIN protection against weevils, bollworms, oI life Lanier and Dr. Valiant provides powerful your Miss Carlyle 3. of when figuring savings. • a leadership group. stink Organize community fleahoppers, leaf rollers, fall armyworms, bugs, Price Raul Buelvas with Mrs. Carl Swelling pocketbook leafworms, 1/2 leaf she eats!) B. Lanier co-hostess. the resources of flea beetles, leafhoppers, striped blister beetles, grasshoppers, per­ (for the food • Make an inventory of The table was covered with tarnished None of these pests has developed em­ human, physical, and iorators, and plant bugs. a white linen cloth hand your area, including "21 in a Basket" about condition of car. resistant boll weevils and • in roses. The col­ present to SEVIN. Even the most {leahoppers Shrimp brodered pink 4. Nervous natural. resistance feeling Crab or scheme, pink and white, was are to control with SEVIN. • Deviled easy used in the flowers in the home • the strong and weak points in Analyze • Scallops and the menu. a safer to use than insecticides. All you do is follow simple and set forth general SEVIN 15 many were the bride trade-in offer. your inventory Lobster Dainties The guests S. of at Valiant's is needed. The hazard is • Mrs. James eyeballs No drift and Mr. and Enlargement economic precautions. special protective clothing groom, plan. Mr. reduced with SEVIN, because SEVIN can be used on more than • Seafood Platter B. Lanier, Jimmie Lanier, greatly Edwards of Clax­ • Plan lie facilities projects and Mrs. Joe specific pub 25 Steaks-Charbroiled different crops. • ton and Augusta, Mr. and Mrs. that will make the best use of your re- • Filets George Cooper of Gainesville, You make more with SEVIN because you get better control of sources. money • T-Bone Miss Loretta Cooper. George cotton insects. The new, low price of SEVIN has reduced the cost of this Pearson, Mrs. Miluee Rushton, for • New York Strips • an aggressive drive community Mr. and Mrs. Dell Hendrix, all Begin control. You save money because SEVIN protection is so durable and long • Club of Atlanta; Frank Rozier, Billie support for the projects. SEVIN retains its lasting that you need fewer applications. effectiveness Lanier, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram B. • Fried Chicken Miss By through strong sunshine and extreme heat. Dollar Jr. of Bloomingdale, to Buelvas of Atlanta, are and able Carm.en We ready, willing • Frog Legs Dol­ Get SEVIN in dusts, or in the new easy-mixing sprayable formulation. Mrs. Carl B. Dollar, Bobby in this most commu­ atmos­ lor and Dickie Dollar. important MACK EURE one-half of the water needed in your spray add SEVIN cool comfortable help You just put tank, ... enjoy the water food with nity project. Sprayable and use by-pass agitator to mix. Add the rest of the and and the delicious 15th Year phere The members of the Brother­ Serving sure to 50-mesh screens in Don't spray. Make have equipment. worry or friend. your wife girl hood Club of the Primitive Bap­ the Farmers of about cotton insects-SOCK 'EM with SEVIN! tist Church enjoyed a supper gathering at the home of Mr. EXCELSIOR Bulloch County and Mrs. Virgil McElveen Fri­ UNION CARBIDE CHEMICALS COMPANY Ladies' Night day night. of the Vir­ I • The July meet.ing 210'orIcAvenu•• : Price DlvlJiemofUnjonCorbld.Corporolion' N.wro,k'7,N.Y. 1/2 Spraying ginia Cobb Circle of the First SBVIN and UN 10,"" CURIDE are reglstered trade marks of Union Carbide CorporaUoD. ELECTRIC Baptist Church was held Mon­ Cotton • at the home of Mrs. on day night MEMBERSHIP Friday Nights Special W. H. Upchurch. The program In Their CI)RPORATION and "To Millions Dying at your friendly, hospitable Sin" was arranged by Mrs. �A Locally-Owned. Tobacco James Lanier. PARAGON RESTAURANT Stotesboro ond Mr. - 12 - 13 The Bulloch Herald Page The Bulloch Herald Page Denmark News H. H. zeuerowe., Mr and Mrs. Won. H. Zotter- J. Lee is 1961 Harry Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 20, ower and Linda visited relatives"I"��IB Castle News In Brooklet during tho week. New named to FHA Club to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Willloms of Millen, and Mrs. Wheeler of. MRS. D, D, ANDERSON Sewing By records Ir. California are the area committee Uncovered in some old school their school board In the following rules for teachers marie by W. O. Anderson Claxton. Mr. of J. Lee ��Fli��E� Mrs. W. W, Jones one of their most Mrs. Ro'iert Bowers and family being or in con­ Mrs. Le\hl Mitchel, Anderson. Mrs. nity, -Women teachers who marry engage unseemly Mr. and Mrs. Clifford visited Mr. orio Mrs. Lourie o_nd S�ith, sons at Futch and son of S. C., floyd ond substantial citizens, and Is well Fred Ives and little Mrs. Bobby of Charleston, duct will be dismissed. Mrs. C. J. Scarboro and, little Scheider in Savannah during and Mrs. Allen Harville Anderson of Savannah. known for his civic and agrcul- I Moscow Penn. Savannah. Mr. aside from each poy a goodly sum Joey Scarboro or Augusta And weekend also visited _ teacher should They -Each loy '. were dln- F, Ander- tural Interests, . Mc- return- Waters of Statesboro and Mr. and Mrs. R. we BOY SCOUTS lem to be Shown here are tthe Mrs. Lelia Mitchel hos for their declining yea" so that will rung printers. Henry Wadley. at Sovonnah Beach. with Two other members make U,) of his or her earnings visit Ith ncr guests on Saturday son' and children. ther truck trailers. Here Is one of the A. and of and ed from a two weeks I AND NOW can add "Statesboro, Ga." on giant Cormack. left, Mrs. Eunice Modling of Mr ar.d Mrs. Ernest Nesmith Venie Me- the 3-member committee which they not become a burden on society. McC.ormack, s�ns M.r. Mr.s. Misses Tori. and P. Freeman Joh� relatives in Savannah. . Mrs M. first In ... Mad truck trallers the nam.e of the famous "Gullstnn Carpet. in McCormack of Vista steps sonville, and Mrs. KennyJaCk-I the sixtieth birthday . services that hi' com 'works with the super- Knragheusian's carrying teacher who smokes, uses liquor any form, frequ­ the. Fla., atter.ded Will be to a prospective customer, states that this Is one or many Corkle. left Sunday for county -GULISTAN CARPET PHOTO -Any Henr� Clrc.le, learnl�g Zetterower was host- presented and r'chi�dren to earn a Scout Merit In Ftelds of Atlanta are of Mr. Frank D. Linda see best In a will prlntmg Boy Badge prnung. visiting celebration of the The Dixie Neon was saddened visor to that the pos- ents or halls, or gets shaved barbershop, Dixie Neon Service, provides in the everyday operation Company. The community Asheboro, N. C. after spending pool public PHoro BY HIRAtD DeLoach anjl Mrs. A ess to the GA's of Harville party, . Mrs. Russel at Pembroke use is made of the and Miller Sunday. foot on St. off North- on afternoon by the with her sible agen- reason to his worth, intentions, Integrity at her moved intoo completely new 5,000 square building Lalrcey Oust \Vednesday week here parents. give good suspect ------Church has the . ------dinner was served. Tuesday night recently death of farm credit service program Hendley. lbarbecue short Illness ond Mr. and Mrs. Lern Williams. cy's honesty. During the soclol hour side Drive-West). with locol farmers' Bobby Ginn of Savannah I Mrs. W. T. Sledge Sr. and h?me. Our week- e and without . George Strickland. deepest Others visiting during the esc to b test -The teacher who performs his labor folthfully pink angel food coke ond pink two members vlsited Mrs. J. H. Ginn last W. T. Jr. 1------out to his Mrs. Kermit needs. The ot.her week in Reo;ster News Mr. and Mrs. Sledge sympathy go w!fe, end were: Mr. and consistent. arm a e eek fault for five will be an increose of 25c per �. lemonade was served. f t W years given their in Rt. States- F S week. returned to home aur- ore C. and Mrs. Mrs. Strickland and the family. Mrs. Edith Terry, W. Hodges, 2, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mr. and Mrs, Emory DeLoach guests of Mr. Willioms, y the Board of Education approve. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. Zetterower bora visited Wilkinson and H. Erastus Akins, Rt. his pay, provided Mrs. Robert Smith nnd chil-, [have after a visit with Mr. ond Mrs. A. Mrs. Audrie boro, center Chatanooga last week. ond children spent last Sunday net fordhom. Jim. Mrs. E. Rushing, for Brannen and Myrtis of States- Zetterower las VIsited Each member is ap- dren of S. C. are Mr and Mrs. W. S In daughtetr, of Canal Paont, Florida, Holland and John of Savannoh, I, Register. Beaufort, week Mr. and fla., pointed! for a 3·year term. Mr. . here 'during the. Johnie Williams of Euley, - Service and Mr. and Lee succeeds Don W. Hogon, Mrs.C . D. Hubert Girardeau or u Rushing Mr. and Mrs. set f J I 23 29 medical re- whose control Wesleyan R. Bowen and other Rt. 2, Statesboro, 3-yeor insect Mrs. J. of Claxton, y colleges Get positive I lasting term this latives, Anderson year. The Miss Mamie Lou expired. Is a Affair" is services of the Department of Psychological Corpora­ Anderson the . The committee determines the "Safety Family to the next with Lowondo spent I k in the tion of New York announces from one application of Indlvdual tho theme farm Safety Agriculture to cooperate weekend with ond Ginger ellgibUlty appli- .for the a meet Lynn a�� farm. ac­ establishment of holds Ern- testing Guild ::,�e Gov. e�rort to prevent �;�t=ev;;nOI �!�d:;t cants all of loans. It Week, by help Buie, Anderson from types pr?clolmed center at Southern Col­ . 'Gorlond fo� est Vandiver the week of cidents. Georgia Bulsh Henry also reviews borrowers' July [UBIE RIGGS fort Jackson visited his parents, Mrs . A. and daugh- prog- MRS_ .L. of were lege for purposes of admlntster- By the University Georgia, 23-29. L. Moore Jr. Sharon, James Sikes and ress and olds the county super- the Mr. and Mrs. T. ter, ca (. home for the death of his ing Medical College Adrnis- lie I . . W of Savannah, visor In the agency's The Service and for the weekend. Linda forsyth Strick I an.d adapting his Gov. CARD OF TH'ANKS sions Test for Interested esley.an Gu�ld family uncle, Mr. George appll- t s t e r Methodist on loan to conditions faced fn. 'Proclamall?�, of the Reg Weekend of Mrs. T. L. were dinner guests Friday pollcies VandIver 011 ciuzens of cants in area of guests Bill Anderson urged Southeast- afternoon Mrs. J. L. Ander- Mr. and farmers In this area. Mern- We wish to' take this oppor- t�is Church met Tuesday Moore Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. ond Mrs: by to and partie- ern Georgia support . Georgia. .��w[][�r Mrs. DOl1la at the of Mrs. L. J. Hoi- NEON ond Kennedy selected and Macon. DIXIE bers Leland Moor. of son. .of are appointed thIS effort to help tU1ll1iy to express our deepest Dr. K. Dean of h�me Stotesboro WIth pate", speCIal Ralph Tyson, WIth Mrs. E. E. AkinS Colon AkJns 011<1 Mrs. spent Sunday so so far os possible, dlf- I loway Mr. and Mrs. John McCain Mrs. that, reduce the number of farm ac- appreciation for the kllldnesses. Students and Director of Test­ C. Anderson and daugh- as co-hostess. Som Neville were called on Mrs. A. ferent oreas or neighborhoojs and boys of Orlando, Florida cldents. us the illness and Ing at Georgia Southem College, Ohio, ter. Mamie Lou. shows during The hostess serve:IJ lime sher- visited Mr. and Mrs. Bid Walker Thursdoy to Lakewood, are represented. will administer the test current- friends of Mrs. Hlntonl An- our one. cookies and death and funerol of The Farmers Home Admlnls- The two critical areas of rurol at the passinB of loved DUST bet, gonger ale, for the weekend. tor the Col- . . utilized Medical COTTON new she Iy being and to by mo-ves into Walla c e derson will be glod onnual or inter- e WIS salted nuts. Mr and Mrs Garland Ander- their brother, Mr. he�r tratlon makes highway and farm machinery W especla IIy h to say In for after m the 'Ieges screening applicants "God's Word bock home being term to farmers stressed A program son of Savannah Franklon. mediate loans safety will be during the nurses Medical Schools �nd famiiy . �o doctors, admission to �� Bulloch !fospltal lost tha'!.ks and Our was Mrs. Mr. ond SammIe liel- County who need adequate funds to buy this year's Farm Safety Week, WO.rds presented. visited his parents, Mr. and I't.rs: and others at the Bulloch Coun- across the nation. Mrs. J. A. of week. and livestock, and to E. The W. R. Anderson on Sunday. muth and fomlly .. eqUipment Willis Huston, President. .Panama . according Mrs. T. E. and grand, God's richest Applicants desiring to take Don't let this Jr. over the E. flo., durmg the Akl�s term loans to build or agricultural engineer for the ty HospitaL May Stephens �reS1ded Visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. City, longer test .vlslted BIll ond TIllie this should make appllca- to business There were are weekend WIth Mr. ond Mrs. s,:,�s, repair houses and other essenti- University of Georgia Coopero- blessings be with you all . happen you,,, meetmg. Akins and family this week and D.Callowa:D. A'll tlon to The Psychologl- eleven VISited Mr. Mrs. to directly Mr. aid H .. J. Akins and! building Hulon Anderson. al farm buildings, ,and pur· live Extension Servce. kill 'em with Sevin Mrs. enlarged . MRS. JOE C. BROWN! 304 45th mem�r.:. �resent. Strick· derson afternoon. suitable cal Corporation, East of Atlonta. Mr, nnd M.rs . .lohn M. Sunday chase or land family improve York. On Mr. Mrs. Huston said the Extension And Family Street, New York 17, New MRS. BRANNEN of Mr. and land had as their dinner guests Sunday .and for family.type farm operations. Luncheon guests Anderson VIsited Mr. Service will work with the ENTERTAINS CLlIB Sun· Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas The local office is located at Mrs. Charlc'l A-nderson on Bule. Home Elder J. M. Tidwell, and Mrs. Emest North st. in States- Georgia farm ane! Safety -Mrs. Brar.nen enter­ were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon! Strickland, 7 College U-rman..., Talmadde Emory day Anderson spent 0 few ond all other groups I!I reportS"" members of her Donaldson VidaliA. Mrs. A. C. McCorkle and Mrs. boro. I------;;;;.---=�--_ tained for the of Ran,:" week with Savonnoh. m Savannah last and agencies concerned club at her home on Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Olliff J. P. DeLoach of d�ys Icouncil SEVIN KILLS all cotton insects, including bridge Erie . to rural 'fam;- major her Sapp, fann Griffin are visit· ... In 1961 Guests Sundoy of Mr. "nd WIth aunt, Mr�. safety help bollworm, ftea­ Thursday night. Arrangements and family of to this of the dan- bollweevil resistant species), were Mrs. Mr. al1.. approached, in Mae Shurling __ being Janie and of THE SPOT REPAIRS ._ . CRANE: � Miss Mrs. Lehman Ellis Ifamily ON spirit." His entire attitude was Savannah FLOOR COVERING spent last week in fla. over Hialeah, LIFTING OR one of favoring foreign Lavern S E R VIC E FOR HEAVY with her sister, M.rs. American in.terests. was J. New man and Sanders, while Mr. Sanders Mrs. D. of SERVICE NEEDS. Barna Augusta, ERECTION - at daughter, NEON camp. DIXIE Lees wall to wall and away Carpets NO ONE WOULD orgue with Ask Your About His Rambler Classic the weekend here with Neighbor and Mrs. Raburn Strick; spent r�· Mr. Newmon WIll the that it is important r Elder D. J. - room size position • MOST 3o" OUIETER-with Wa I t e latives. rugs HEADROOM. exclusive land and children, - for the Uniterl States to main· them here for their retum cushioned acoustical ceiling of molded fiber glass. Strickland and Miss Carol Mor- join •.. with the prices beC)in at $3.95 tain good relations Satur· to Augusta. FIRST IN QUALITY • rison of Savannah, spent textile·producing areas of the PROVED LONG·TIME ECONOMY_ unmatched for and and visiting B. Dixon the some token, lowest maintenance resale vulue. night Mr. and Mrs. Wayne world: but, by high�st d�y S�ndayhere. IN PRICE - relatives H. N. FAIREST would fnends and Savannah visited the Tile Ibc per tile no fair-minded individual • TOP most of Armstrong PERFORMANCE-with power.per-pound Morrison of Savan- should be Tommy last Saturday. agree that they of standard U.S. car. here Shurlings FASTEST IN SERVICE any 6-cylindcr nah is the week complete achieved at the expense of an spending and friends. Dixon and Charlie Corlon and Sheets Goods the De­ visiting relatives George industry regarded by visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Beasley Dixon of Savannah new facilities on fense as essential at their I.:aircey Department Parts and Service for all Ramblers for Mrs. W. H. Morris last Sat­ Is Our First Consideration" and looked had as guests last Sunday and "A Satisfied Customer to national defense Fronk & Americans dinner, Mr. and Mrs. urday. 4"2315 Statesboro Tile to by a'imost 900,000 and Phone POplar Carpet Shop and son, Mike, Mr. as their source of livelihood. Bensley Jewell has return­ SHUMAN ond daugh- Mrs. Hayes IMPLEMENT . H Anderson 4-2527 a & RAMBLER Mrs G Since 1954 50 West Main St_ Phone The reason for having CO. Mr. andl Mrs. Northside the Community POplar only Savan- ed after visiting off Drive-West) Serving ter M�rtha Sue all of (just State Department is to repre­ G. Sistrunk and famIly Owner Installation (H. Shuman) Leah Beas- Kenneth C. Terms Expert interests abroad. nah and Roger �nd Easy sent Am�rican in Cleavland, Tennessee. that HAGAN, GA., 1 MILE WEST OF CLAXTON, GA., ON GA. 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- 14 Miss Donnie Powell, The Bulloch Herald Page W·D U. The BnDoda Benld "IUNDID" PKG. 20, 1961 Mr. Vernon Street Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 3 51 Newe and .', .... " Women'. wed Sunday, July 9 .' Mixed Bowling ." ", AT Will· fff League enjoys I ••••• hamburger supper ":.,,,::.,.:�:,'�:'and DIXIE YOU ALWAYS ponied by her parents. Mr. .... Jr. and ..... Coleman ¢ Tl)e Statesboro Mixed Bowl· Mrs. G. C. Lois Gibson. left Sunday : met Miss lAME League Wednesday • lET FAMOUS • ing for Jennie Arnold Edward. :' nJght, June 28. at Cypress Lake where • C,mp at Bugart, Georgia. for a hamburger supper. Faclli­ she will spend two week•. IRAID MEROHAIDISE .: tie. Were furnished by Coca MI.s Non Simmons, daughter and Mrs. B. H. Slm· Cola Bottling Company and Mr. of Mr. PLUS GREEI ...- 0 counselor mons Jr., will be \ J+j(, and Mrs. Bruce Prosser acted as Arnold in training at Jennie 'f Geor­ •••• hoet and hoat.... Edward. Camp. Bogart. STAMPS. • four weeks. f,. • for the next fo gia, _��"-.... ' , : f

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- t. reach FUN - PARADE BEAU1'Y AND BARGAINS ) to be July 28 The Unlvernlty of {ieorgia', annual Beef Cattie Short Course will be at the University's beef Yeur cattle .barn on College Station Road In Athens on July 28, Dr . BULLOCH HERALD animal . R. A. head of the THE Long, hub and r y department, an. 9aal. nounced. AND BULLOCH COUNTY DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO said the course I, Dr. Long NER ... to be at the bam this year so S 37 •• JULY 27, ]901 NUMBER that those will be ahle STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, attending VOLUME XX-Establlshed March 26, 1937-P,O. Box 210 to see cows, calves and yearl­ Ings on which records are avail. BANK able for a demonstration on grading, weighing, and Identifl­ season cation, Local tobacco market 34th C. S. Radebaugh, first vee­ MaRE begins president of the American Cat­ tlemen'. Association, will meet with Georgia cattlemen at the course to discuss how they can to be themselves, will .' help He speak afler lunch. higher Immediately today;crop good, prices expected Beef Cattle Improvement will tobacco warehousemen predict that sales be the topic for the morning ,Y{jur Local last program beginning at 9:30 a.m. on the local market will be better than season, Tills Space Extension animal hubandmen will 43 members of both from the and volume. Sales "How" of irn­ price standpoint Reserved will discuss the as the auctioneer be­ M. this at 8 :30 a.rn. 3-DAY EVENT provement, and W, Warren, rn.ney begin morning bomb for head of the animal husbandry gins the familiar chant that only the tobacco buyers, scoring of Auburn Unlversl­ deparliment warehousemen and sales personnel will understand. 901£Lto'VIl ty will speak on' the "Why," Dr. WITH US! unit now here Long said. Forty-three members of the AUGUST 3-4-5 hea� of the Twelfth Radar Bomb Searing George Litton, he..1 To 'p••d up your progreu-lIep up yoursQvlngl of Air animal husbandry department at Squadron the Strategic all Statesboro the On Thursday morning, August 3, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Company. now located at Air Port have and Bulloch will the observance of the will speak on Feeder Calf Sales Statesboro County begin their during the afternoon. moved to Statesboro with Thirty-fourth anniversary of the Statesboro Tobacco families. 27. The observance course Market, which opens July The short Is sponsored The Of these, 11 do not have any today, Cattle­ Tobacco jointly by the Georgia dependents. The other thirty­ will be a three-day Bulloch County Festival, the Univer­ Miller To' Brian Shelton men's Association, two have a total of elghty-five under the sponsorship of the Retail Trade Committee Tyson, of animal husban­ Olliff sity Georgia dependents. Commerce. Josh I the Univer­ of the Bulloch County Chamber of jJoseph dry department and Bullouh The roster includes tfour or­ GEA Meet Cooperative Extension enlisted Lanier is chairman of the committee. Attend named district sity's Uounty ricers and thirty-nine to hold I Servic. family men. lovell nonts provided � III Athens Statesboro 01> which will Aug. Seed cotton containing more firms, ride Bulloch fairest moisture Is Bank County's 31 sales sever> Dean of than percent 23 Dr. Ralph K. Tyson, manager young ladles ani smail glrlo, reunion too wet to be ginned properly, July Students III Georgia Southern Insurance Cort'oration candidates '101' the titles of To­ Brian Shelton, formerly of Extension Cotton Market· Member Federal Dep.osit Dr. Starr Miller, says , and Tobacco Prin­ of College, and now ecce Queen The descendants Joseph West Palm Beach. Florida, Ing Specialist Richard Hi. Long. Charman of the Education cesses, The parade will fonn ar.d Rebecca Lanier Olliff will of lOG S. Statesboro, re­ .. Main, reunion at vision are scheduled to particl at U. S. 80 and proceed along hold their annual cently received promotion from the GEA Local Leaders North Main the Church In Candler pate in Di-I to dis- Street, through Rosemary feed sales representative School of Instruction to be held business district of the dty, County on Sunday, July 23. be- trict sales manager with hi. on 3-5. South to the Rec­ 12 o'clock noon. Din- In Athens August along �1'aln', ginning at company. the reation Center where It will served 01> the Dr. president of ncr will be ground Tyson, He will nOW have responsibi­ Ed­ I "reak Mr. Don McDougald of up. at I o'clock GEA Department Higher of their for distribution pro­ announces that as moderator lity of Radio WWNS ucation, will serve Emanuel, Jen­ Lanier ducts in Johnson, the will be carrie;D "live" and Ior the on higher educa­ parade J,oseph Reb�ccn panel Treutien, Candler, be­ were III the Rose- kins, Screven, _ on the raldo, Friday night Olliff pioneers tiIon. 11 •••• Effingham, Wheeler, ''1 Statesboro community. Their children , Bulloch, ginning at 8 !'fl11 the mary Dr. chairman of the Tattnall, married Miller, Montgomery, Toombs, and Professional Wo­ were Benjamin Olliff, Mr. Mrs. Robert Stockdale Business GEA Teacher Education pnd Chatham, Liberty, Missourri Olliff, Pr�fes- Evans, Bryan, men's C I u b will sponsor a Cannady; Mary Standards COil Mcin­ married Wayne, Appling, dance on the died' single; John Olliff, sl?nnl m,l,ltce,Pro- Long, square Piggly will lead a ell Glynn, Camden Laura Nichols; VenJe Olliff, dlscu�,slon tosh, Brantley, Wiggly parklng lot. There will fesolonal Growth. , 0 rt tockdaIe Charlton Counties lru Geor­ with married Morgan Anderson of R be S and "e an admlsclon charged number of sales repre- Chemicals Co. Bulloch Olliff, gia. A Atlas the proceeds to go Into the •••••••••••• County; Ginny associated Agricultural married Billie. sentatives will be fund. 'married Akins; Roxie Marintha Olliff, BPW's nursing scholarshlp ------George his death mar- the .organlzatton he married Morgan Hollo- Mixon, and after In E for with him il> Georgia Olliff, Waynesboro, AUGUST 5-11fJRD DAV married ried Bob Rigdon. urope now supervises. way; Temple Olliff, P.M. friends and relatives of and BEAUTV PAGEANT AT 8 Clem Mercer; Ella Olliff, rnarrl- All Mr. and Mrs. Shelton the are invited La Lucv Kath­ Sell, Buy, Swap ed Dave McGowan; Mariah 01- the family their two children, Aircraft 4 Iiff. married William Cannady; reunion Douglas erine. 14, and Steven Brian, with a months .have moved to Georgia Robert Stockdale, Douglas center of to be closer to the COTTON: - c r aft of Classified Ad Bulloch Herald 16 Air aerodynamacyst to build The Page is his territory. They plan Lon g Beach, California, near a home in Grove Lakes, 1961 meeting with United Arab Air- Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 20, Statesboro. lines in Geneva, Switzerland to Bullock grower reports best is a native of County discuss probable sales of the Mrs. Shelton, of Alabama, and Mr. Shel­ new model DC-8 capable Selma with a native of Nashville, insect control he ever had season-long operating non-stop from Cario ton i� a fivf years :0 New York. Tennessee. He spent Air Force, was a pilot, .. From Geneva, he will go to inl the endrin-methyl parathion prolfl:am in the First Lieutenant . . . Madrid, Spain to head a two- Wanderer Command during The orientation class for Iberia Troop Carrier week War II. Airline's DC-8 pilots and en- World' Moorman gineers. He is with the Com pan y of After a brief stop at the Manufacturing John Cromley, Brooklet, Georgia • Motel having been Resort York office he illinois, Douglas New Quincy, stuck with endrin-methyl for the past Bays, "I will visit his parents, Mr. and with that concern Belcher IS Rec. Island through the season Alice Select North End of Fabulous Jekyll Mrs. A. W. Stockdale, and his four years. parathion right On the -....:------­ Mrs. cotton Mary wife's parents. Mr. and last year and got excellent J. B. lIer In Statesboro. LIVING insect control. In fact, it was the best Park' COUNTRY CLUB Two ministerial control I have ever had. I certainly 'Miss Memorial REGENTS APPROVE Center LEWIS HALL ANNEX plan to use this endrin-methyl para­ Casual In Luxurious Surroundings The Memorial Park Pool was Here Is True Living thion mixture from now on." Miss Dr. Henderson announced today students here the scene of the Annual has Memorial Park Pageant on Fri­ • NO NEED TO DRESS UP that the Board of Regents ENDRLN-METHYL 8 . approved the construction of an AN parathion program day night, July 21, at p.m • RELAX IN SLACKS accorn- annex to Lewis Hall to s .l'l. can dothe same for you. Hereiswhy: Long-lasting control two week The was decorated beau­ additional students. for pool • FROM HUSTLE AND BUSTLE modate 50 all cotton insects with Endrin's South AWAY You can kill major long-lasting power keeps your tifully by using the Old Stu­ make Balloons floated The addition to the dormitory 1\110 Ministerial Training sprays or dusts. cotton for many days. You as the theme. Church endrin-methyl parathion protected of RESORT ON GEORGIA'S COAST will constructed at an ap­ dents the Christian the water with a string LARGEST & NEWEST be of This combination cotton off to fewer And, in for a helps get applications. regular endrin­ center of the proximate cost of $125,000.00. will be in Statesboro peri­ balloons in the • and Wad­ Sun- start season fountain. 4 ------a discourage a Swimming ---- od of two weeks beginning good by controlling early methyl parathion applications pool designating in the outlined ing Pools. day, July 23, to assist thrips, fleahoppcrs, aphids and plant bugs. mite build-up. Flowers and greenery work of the First Christian will the path of the 23 contestants. • FREE Later in the season, it protect Special Honey­ Church of our ctty. Stay on schedule o e e . the five queens NTE' t b h Id and bolls weevils, worms, Four of past moon Welcome Gift, men, Mr, sguares against If want to of umbrellas in These two young you pick high yields top were seated under Holland and Mr. John and other cotton pests. with each one • to Golf Course. John major cotton, use a flower garden Adjacent in quality endrin-rnethyl para­ will participate which design-ated lern Thompson, rec­ a star at a. out and wearing � • Luxurious G S I wcr- knockdown and kill thion. Follow the dosage timing Honeymoon the morning and evening Quiclc the in which she reigned I and authorities. year on Sunday knock­ ommendations of local Park." Suites or Rooms. I ship services gives you quick as "Miss Memorial mid-week Methyl parathion conduct the prayer insects. combinations most cotton It Endrin-methyl parathion ar­ • Free 20 1962 down and kill of climax of the evening Parking, J , services on Thursday. The are available as and Park anuary have a chance to easy-to-usc liquids when 'Miss Memorial • Television. This program of training, them before they rived Free stops will be The next Administra- the Peachtree dusts. Order of 1960: Miss Patricia Murphy, The streets of the city Georgia sponsored by cause yours today. • Movies dmnage. Alice Bel­ the three-day Free tion of the National Teacher Christian Church of Atlanta, ,.crowned Mise Mary decorated during Park for For Out of County on the Examination will be held on ministers an �her "Miss Memorial event to focus attention • Social Hostess gives these student $4.50 un­ Belcher is the daugh­ year Chamber of Commerce's First of January 20, 1962. opportunity to gain greater Miss • Children's Counse- months , $3.00 Free work of Mr. and Mrs. Robbie promotions for derstanding about the r of many exciting There will be (me admin­ ct­ lor Service. only to some of Brooklet. the retail merchants and the the ministry and gain lcher Also effective August I, tllc istration of this examination t61. Mr. Gib­ in the fieltj. --For Complete-- will tlzens of the county," • Children's Playground. practical experience Miss Elaine Scott, daughter Classified nuverttslng rates the nc xt school of Com­ during year, with others, will son of the Chamber • Center. They, along or Elder and M.rs. T. Roe Scott, be as follows: Shopping Christian Church­ Miss Each MRS. merce said, The test to be administered serve various was first runner-up and 25 words or less, $1.00. • Acres of Shaded Lawns. a of Poisons-Insecticides and of Finance Chairman r r at the Statesboro Center will be es in Georgia for period LIIcy Holleman, daughter uddltlonal word, .05. Classified While in States­ Statesboro Business and _ given at Georgia Southern Col­ seven weeks. Mr, anrl' Mrs. Nath Holleman', Display, 81.00 (per column Inch) Profes-I su­ shown EXTRAS will be under the sional Women's Club, is the FREE lege. boro they was second runncrup. HERALD WILL CARRY Are Amazed At Many toard custom mixed Fertilizers Savannah Guests of the official The publishers sincerely hope as she departed for Returning pervision ENTRY PICTURES Hunnicutt was Herald readers under- 1961 National MORE The other centers are Albany, of the First Christian Church, Mrs. Eloise that The en route to the Offered Col- for the In- in Chicago. IN NEXT WEEK'S PAPER By: Athens, Atlanta, Augusto, of which Mr W. H. Armstrong ernc.ee for the pageant. Judges stand the necessity BPW Conventio.i Har- wish to as- w f II Gainesville, Macon, MiI- and of the local for the pageant were Mrs. crease In rates and' Convention Headquarters is chairman.' a of Of umbus: Mr. Herald reader. that Hotel, Because of large group The New Operators ledgeville Rome, and Waycross. O. Highsmith. Harrington of Savannah, sure The be the Cor-raj' Hilton �r;:;b:1 minister, Mr. ,------Contact------� ry. filed the Iut twri;:-;o;-;R� Everett to receive a run from entries being cur- can will Mr. of Patrick Yeager, Mr. they expect The Convention the . na�ive Please send me Application blanks for Hollan,d, .8 student and of the Stetes-. the 27. Mrs. of entry, the editors of chure. by ton IS a WUllams, Mr. Tiny HjIJ, newspaper worthy July 23 through day be about Forge, Virginia, colorful NTE will available and Bulloch county area the official delegate Th. Herald could IlOl let u� turn mail: F R E E re-I College, Carthage, Mr. Rushing. bora Johnson' is I 15. be C�rthage f'ldie news- September They may a�. The Herald is your Statesboro Club and In. Next WMb llllnols. Mr. J!._____ ... from the of the pletures on The Wanderer obtained from school Th?mpson ntten�s Denmark wasIm ...._..!!....,"'lIItMifll�!tiilllll.illii••r... , __ brochure superin- MIS­ Mill Marilyn 1 was with but one aim . for the Geor­ rema1D-' 111 SMITH GRAIN CO Holleman ... Alternate Herald the E. A dl- above with her escort, fordham. Lucy paper Delegate will carry or �a�ette, and Belcher is shown Barney I tendents and principals by Cen�ral Col.lege of decorations "MISS MEMORIAL PARK" for Alice to the Resort Motel, home IS 111 Nevada, charae 1961, Mary on "dedleated progress Federation She his Bill Pickens. Elaine first runner-up is the right gla fI�W Del�a Ing pictures. writing directly to: so�n an;t AND the pageant. Paula of the with her escort, Scott, Bulloch o,� thIS I � second runner-up and is shown in the left picture Bulloch Statesboro and Ccunty. Jet from Atlanta to Chicago Missouri., of Southeast uallted the contestants �ellYrom of Mr. amil Mrs. Robbe Belcher and is a graduate t------­ her is Newsome. Alice is the daughter Mrs. Sara Divine, Consultant and with Billy Mary week. past Sunday house to the pool Fair Road Center om of last executed tJle plantation contest was held at the Friday night State Department of Education Well planned and FERTILIZER High School. The "M.is� M.emorial Park" in­ SMITH CO. area. Atlanta 3, Georgia timber sales can, not only but also : Applications and fP.es must be crease present income, Vine St. Statesboro, Ga. -:1 the future earning pow­ E. received at the above address improve ::: or Extension Phone PO 4·3511 PO 4·2744 by 5:00 p.m., December 19. er of timberland. says Specialist �at::::"="="-="=":::J None will be accepted after that Forestry Marketing date. S. Nelson Brightwell. --: 1.:::....