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8-21-1958 Bulloch Herald

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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. -- -- -.._ .,.-.�------.... STAFF PICNIC AT The Bulloch - 8 CYPRESS LAKE Herald Page A Prlae.Wlnnlnl The annual lIarr picnic Is set New.paper NAIIONAL AWAIt WIIIIII Political for August 16 and the Memorial 1958 Swim Center will be closed 0111------­ DeUer New.paper J9 51 day for the occasion. Members THE + . Conteet. -- .. Statement BULLOCH '_ of the staff will meet at 2 m. HERALD � c.LAsSIFIEIl.:: ; .. (J. C4:IMIII � II-..J �=:= :: :: ... '-:: :.. .H_:.··· = == �;:: --'� :---:.- at Cypress Lake near Statesboro for &a..�_ to the rules 01 the water skiing, boating, swim· DEDICATED TO THE PRICE REDUCED TO $10,271.00 FOR SALE-Brick veneer home. Subject PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BULWCH State mlng and COUNTY lower Large living room, with Ilre- Democratic Executive plcnlclng. Considerably by paying A. S. DODD IR. ForSale--- equity 01 $2,500.00 and assum- place, dining room, kitchen, Committee, and the First District three screen Real Eltate Democratic MISS MEMORIAL PARK VOLUME xvm ESTABLISHED Ing mortgage at 4 � per cent. bedrooms, porch. Executive Com- MARCH 26, 1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1958 Good location. PHONE 4·2520. ______����� 21, ;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;= Monthly payment only $75.40. MORTGAGE LOANS rnA mlttee, [ hereby announce my On August 22, "Miss Memorial Duplex located I S. Zetterower. 7·24·trc. HL Mc. for renomination for Park" will be seleeted In �NUM�BER� HOME SPECIAL GI-CONVENTIONAL-FARM candidacy special �����������������------BRICK Mrs. L. B. 1311 Alber- Taylor, HOMES FOR the position of ceremonies at the Swim Center. marie Ga. FOR SALE-Loll for colored. SALE representative A Seven St., Brunswick, from the First District of Geor- See story on another In splendid offering. 7·31·lIc.· Next to William James School. Dodd JulldlYlaIoa FHA page rooms and 12/3 baths with I I th thl. week's Herald. and alr- Approved superb central heating FOR SALE-Uled Benthald and of �:'W. 1.eeB:!-:l c�st��hg� 23 N. Main SL - Pbon. �:m�rat�c8��m��g�SS�\�� condlUonirul. Insulated, Peanut Comblnea. Co. 4.2471 on 1958. the House of Tobacco Lllliiton See office. 6.12.2tc. sales September 10, hit Representatives course. living room with !.arge T. D. t'l:.. and am In a HODGES, Claxton, Oeol'llia. t' 11 I position to ac­ IO�841�660 dining room, spacious It has been a fireplace, PHONE Claxton " 113. high 6·12.trc FOR SALE BY OWNER privilege compllsh any reasonable under. pounds ldtchen with large picture wln- TINKER'S TIMBER CRUISING Modem to serve the First District for Should dow and cupboards galore, three FOR SALE-Loll for colored. Ranch-Style House. 3 SERVICE-JO Selbald Street taking. you see fit to hedrooms-2 full tile baths. the past twelve years and duro return me for bedrooms (one panelled), utility Next to William James School. J. M. TINKER. Phone PO 4·2300 another term 01 room· I room and EXcellent Living dining room or PO 4·2285 Ing that time have sought at service, [ shall dedicate ef­ carport. Terms. See Mary Lee Bishop Statelboro,.Go my attic combination. Large kitchen with all times to achieve a In for closets, plus storage space. at W. A. Bowen Construction 4.17.lIc' posture fort. to the hest Interests 01 since dish washer. Screen Brand new condition. A large Co. porch. Pay the of the United those I Jul office. 6.12.2tc. Congress I $5�932�280 represent. A Owner'. Equity and assume I'C__•· ::1 respectfully lot In fine neighborhood. good I' State. which would enable me the opening solicit endoraement of the y29 loan or 'at • sm refinance. At the end 1------"buy' $15,000.00. HOME IMPROVEMENTS to make the voices of those I of the of sixteen selling days through $14,200 people First District. Tuesday Simmons Shopping Center REAL ESTATE represent as effective as pos- the Statesboro tobacco PHONE 4·2941 Sincerely night, August 19, market had Dial 4-2217 CITY PROPERTY LOANI! sible In Washington. I am now PRINCE H. PRESTON 7.31.tfc. s�e;:: ::�. solei 10,841,660 pounds of tobacco for a total of I �ulek Sam-- Sidewalks one of the senior members of 9·10·p. C· b new HOSPITAL SECTION BRICK FOR "And the $5,932,2 0.34, for a season's of 54.72 ty' erecting -:tJRRY INSURANCE AGENCY SALE by owner-7·room Driveway. best part, Mabel, the average per ig� hundred Moderate In price, too. An at- II CourtlaIIcI Street dies at the pounds. let��e ' e���rl���c���IWO��"X�: II You Need A At the end of sixteen bestos bath will never know how sciling'------a FOR Veneer siding, with and neighbors 25 � 000 O'aI water tank f�U6�, dc���rn�n�n li�i�&I;�� SALE-Brick house CARPENTER days in 1957 the market here 0 with and 3 bedrooms den. ���. a�19it\��arl�f�������i Or little we for of 78 hud hold 8,514.582 pounds for I :n��g la.3l� �I[;�;��e'th�:;e'b'ed� Good location. Immediate oeeu- paid our Observers Victor 2·4175. 8·28·4tc. PAINTER big Mercury." age $4,528,496.26. Brock IS· soy they thought rooms, bath and huge screened Jl')11 the of pancy. The sales from city Statesboro was porch. Also a fine carport and PHONE 4-3074 Dr. D. R. Dekle, died day by day 78, early getting ready to launch nn lnter­ storage room. Curry Insurance Agency Wednesday, August 13, through F��wS�;':;'-ri:;e ��;lo��I�h August 14, at tho BlII- continental ballistic missile New wall-to-wall Phone 4-2825 [Thursday, Tuesday, August 19, were as new carpeting of when loch County Hospital after a follows: they first suw the con­ except in both and GEORGE manager throughout, FOR SALE-Three bedroom �1�t����i64��asonable. :'�2�%: Miu.ER struction up in the south­ short illness. He was August 13. 725,514 ror going kitchen. 235 N. Main SL - Statesboro nn 01>- pounds house with screened _ east section of the neor porch FOR SALE Gentle $381,'t99.56 for an of city $13,000, with $4,800 cosh, or Riding tometrist In Statesboro for the nverage .nd garage. Near school. suitable for all Coca-Cola tho Claude Howard Lumber can be re-financed. Horses, ages. $52.58. here be seen at OLLIFF BOYD past a"0 years. Chao. E. Cone Realty Co., Inc. Curry Insurance Agency Bay TIRED OF LOOKING at that August 14. 738,136 pounds for Company. STABLES, 2 miles South on On of Phone 4-2825 cotton rug on floor or $375,974.17 Ior an of Monday this weok Mrs, Simmons Shopping Center U. S. 301. your The son of the late Rev. Rem. average But an announcement this ' 8·21·2tp. that on bed? Then E. J. Holman of Little spread your er Dekle and Bowen $50.94. Rock, Dial 4·2217 t.. .. Mnry week by Mayor Bill Bowen dls­ give It a new look. Call MODEL A Arkansas, owner of the Stales­ housewife-motorist recently paid ner first Dekle, pioneer settlers of the August 15. 697,824 pounds for pelled that It's FOR SALE-A very nice brick LAI:JNDRY AND DRY CLEAN· boro Cocu-Coln Com­ possibility. visit to a 66 and 3 $345,92�.04 for nn of Bottling veneer 3·bedroom and let UI Phillips Station, reported county, he is survived by son, average Statesboro's new 250,000 home, large ING. dye It one of pany, announced Ihe retiremont gallon •.• $49.57. room and ra. as follows Bernard Dekle. Kobe. water living three bedrooms. PHONE 4·3234 today. PRICES START BELOW 42 MODELS OF 3" Japan; of capacity tonk which Is "LOW-PRICE for Mr. J. F. Harbour and the one pine panel, situated on a 37.228c.otfloe. "AU I are of the American Legion Post 90 Team. The team is four dnughters. Mrs. Hugh Cole, August 18, 656,320 pounds now rapidly expected from my Phillips 66 Dealer ��OWN �ERE mem�ers Pony sponsored appointment of MI'. J. T. nearing completion. large lot in a new section where with the N. Mrs. Charles $322,913.97 for on average of (Jim) The Alderman's Paint was Recreation and me mbers of the team into Chapel Hill, C., standpipe and for tan of Department graduat.e the Brock us legs values are gallons gasoline and maybe the �OI�tly Legion $49.20. manager of the Stutes- Specials increasing. I������������I' lab.oops, reens oro. N . C., Mrs. lhe tonk have been erected JUnior This was take n huge windshield wiped. But the first thing I knew b�scball program. picture recently at the Fair Road Center following a boro plant. ON In Walter Perry. Concord, N. C., and workmen are now in the had banquet their honor. The Pony League team lost one season and one • cleaned the . only regular game Mr. they windows all around • • tourney and Mrs. G. R. At. Brock was in Statesboro of ���h Wanted team won the Highsmith, process fabricating the tonk fln��er.:::� �r�:�;on�'i:i� region tournament and home the after on down �nrne. Th� brought trophy defeating Sylvania lanta: two Mrs. Herschel Monday of this week to as- Itself. All payment, purchaser con "W88 I surprised when the attendant In sisters, construction is ex­ .. Team The That Famous Durahte Paint sug­ Sylv81l18 members are, left to right: Gil Cone, coach; Statesboro Tobacco slime of the here. save cost Wayne Wiggins, Roy . plant of re-Iinancing. This gested he check the the MERCURY Kennedy, Franklin, Register. nnd Mrs .Joe chnrge pected 1.0 be completed In tires, including AUSIO! Youmans Board sixty home u [;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;: spare! Jr., Haimovitz, AI Ellis, John Albert Hubert of Trade announced He comes here from will approve for new Then Ch�s. Wilson, Tankersley. Lindsey G. Tillmon, Statesboro; four Harrison, days. For the Month 01 August WANTED-Timber and the battery and radiator. I he loan If purchaser desires. For Timber figured Pye, Danny Bray, Bob Scru ggs, Bobby Brown, Dewey Warren, \ViI­ Mark yesterday afternoon that the Ark., where he WI.IS manager of must have me J,ohnston, J�e �aptaln; Jimmy brothers, Dekle, Cordele, The tank, an of full Information call A S. Dodd Land by FORESTLANDS mixed up with someone im­ the Harrison Coco-Cola Important part liarnson, Billy DaVIS, Ashley Tyson and Post 90 White. Several of the memo and local tobneco plant for Supreme House Paint •.••••.••. Regular $5.25 Now $3.98 REALTY CO. J. M. Wife of Commander, Ralph George, Harvey Gary Dekle, market will close the extensive water-sewer irn­ Jr. at 4.2471. After 6:00 o'clock TINKER, portant. the mayor, maybe? Ozburn·Sorrier bers of the team three For a while he was were away on vacation when the was made. years. Mildew and Fume Resistance '" Broker, 30 Seibold States­ picture Register; eight grandchildren its 1958 season lifter provement now i� Regular $8.82 Now $5.35 coli 4.9081. 8.14.tfc. Street, Ford,�lnc"��,� selling sales of progrnm "You and rnnnnger the Morrilton. boro. Phone PO 4·2300 or PO could have knocked me over with a NORTH MAIN ST. one great grandchild. I will boost the A.lkyd Flat Wall .•.•.•...... • $5.10 Now $3.89 4-5404 the sales on 22. progress, States­ Regular 4·2265' PH9NE Friday, August. Ark. Coca-Coin plant. He Is n CLEAN your with Blue 4·17·tfc. feather when he started out insure boro waterworks over ...•.••• carpets brushing system Porch and Floor Enamel Regular $5.95 Now $4.88 Funeral services were held native of Enterpriso, Alabuma, Lustre. Leaves bright colors the car. 'You do this for I asked. head storage capacity by more Superglosa Enamel .•.•.•.•.•.•• $7.95 Now $8.35 euerybodyV' Friday, August IS, at 4 I>. m. where he was n member of the Regular and texture. Balk's :;;..:======-;--. than 100 fluffy Dept. Thet's what he aaid ••• e'�· per cent, Increasing Dura Satin Rubber Bal. MEN WANTED ---" at the Statesboro Primitive Bap- , sales force there. He has nc- Store. bOdy! Womans Club Fashion Sh01V August 19, 337,340 pounds for water pressure for Statesboro ·wlth APR Now tist Church conducted by Elder cumuluted seventeen years with Regular $5.83 $4.52 Between $153,197.11 for an of residents and additional Ages 45·70 T. Roe Scott and Eledr average Cocn-Cola. giving "About the . • • I Ivey gasoline got PRICE $45.41. water storage for fire righting Save More More From FOR Spivey. Burial was in the East M r. nn by Buying PART-TIME WORK that, too. And that' Phillips 66 The market d M rs. B rock hAVO I h rue 1h Side Statesb?ro opened purposes. Fllte-Fuel makes tftr run at Cemetery. With sons, Jimmy, 16; Johnny, 15, und AS CONTACT MAN my G.T.C. 28 yesterday one set of Jones Lane Company, local swelll" Thursday, Aug. Russell "Rusty," 3. They nre Pallbearers were his nephews; buyers. contractors, red the con­ M. E. Alderman Co. For Rent for members of the ROll Lehman Inman TIle markets at Meller, Clux- Baptist Church Roofing This week Mrs. Gerald Dekle, Dekle, crete foundation and footings tor and active in church affairs. West Vine Street JIM WALTERS CORP. TRANS OIL COMPANY Joe Robert Tillman ton, Vidalia and Statesboro were Groover and Mrs. Jake and H. V. the huge tonk nnd the R. D. Cole SHOE SALE Smith, l_iiiii�:i_aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSi_iiiiiiii Mr. Brock W3S active in Go. Franklin Jr. the markets Wed- StatOlboro, Georgia Dublin, chairmen of the Statesboro 1.------­ Honorary pall- only opened Manufacturing Company of Northside Drive, East the community in nil the com- \Voman's bearers wcre the deAcons of the ncsday morning. Newnnm, Ga., Is erecting the Call Brosd 4211 or Club's fashion show, munitles in which he mode Statesboro, AS. Lower Lotts Creel< Church As of the his tank. ' and Monday night FOR RENT Write for announce the names of the home . at and worked. One of Appolnlment Burton's Shoe Store H. D. T. W. Statesboro tobacco market was his 7·31-4tc. models who will show the Manley, Rouse, Mack the belt Interesls is Scout.lng. He was be Lester, C. B. McAllister, leading Georgia·Florida , f�ionl' In the sho\', "til active In Chamber of Two A artments W. G. Dr. in sales for 1958. Commerce .. Cobb. Roger Holland - at McCroan p WANTED ..... " staged work. He was a Experienced Serv.I------:------ylJ,torium Ups ... Jr member of the ELECT Shoes .. Dr. Ed S""mart, and Hal Ma:' ,BILL' Ice Station Manager. PHONE Lfldi�s' at ,the college on Thursday eve· Harrison, I\rk, Rot.ary Club. He Completely Furnished con Sr. GENERAL MEETING AT Payday Someday 4·3676 or 4·3152. 7·31·tfc. ning, August 28, at 8:15. stlltes that his two older boys Available Now JWC. Mrs. Groover and Mrs. Smith, BLACK CREEK CHURCH -VITALITY and Smith-Tillman Mortuary was arc Interested in football. in naming the models, state that AUGUST AND 31 Mr. at Located At WANTED in charge. 29, 3D, Harbour come 1.0 Stutes­ Church the fashion show will be on the boro In 1942 from Little Rock Baptist 106 South Mai'n Ing No. 7 mule·type A will BODENHAMER mowing GRACE WALKER theme of "Fashions in Orbit- general meeting be machine. If you have to assume the managership of 1958," and that H. Minkovltz held at Block Creek Church on PHONE 4·2827. the Statesboro plant. He is n on The thermometer readings Friday, Saturday and Sunday, will provide the fashions used native of Rome, Gn. He and Mrs. Phone �3183 - August- WANTED Sales lady with for the week of Monday, Rites held for August 29, 30 and 31. All memo .28 lJ% in the show. Harbour to remain in J. F. HARBOUR sales PRICE bers of and their plan Citizens of Bul· After 6:30 P. M. experience. Apply only The models are: August 11, through Sunday, the church Statesboro, In Statesboro for a while. GOVERNOR person. MOCK'S BAKERY at were as follows: friends are invited to attend at Coca·Cola loch County and the surround· Alice August 17, Retiring 60 Main Lynn Collins, Mary M,\nager West St. ltc. High Low A. S. on these services. 1------ing counties are Invited to Join FOR RENT - Two bedroom Chaney,. Pat Murphy, George For Monday, Aug. 11 95 72 Kelley I�------the members of the Ogeechee apartment on North Main St. Ann Prather, Ann Lamb, Wil­ 12 93 69 GIRL SCOUTS TO River Baptist Association to a Stove and refrigerator furnish· lette Woodcock, Bonnie Wood­ Tuesday, Aug. BOYS INVITED TO 'Bo' Hook is of a 13 . 91 67 special showing color film ed. Reasonable renL PHONE cock, Maxine Brunson, Wednesday, Aug. JOIN CUB SCOUTS TAKE TESTS FOR Cynthia 18 at the Firat 14 .. 95 70 Baptist Church In Segregation, 4·2471. A. S. DODD JR. 6·12·tfc. Johnston, Kay Minkvitz, Beverly Thursday, Aug. Monday, Aug. SWIMMING BADGES Statesb�ro on 15 ..... 92 69 between the or Thursday Brannen, Pat Jane Friday, Aug. Mr. Almah Boys ages new night, FOR RENT-2·room furnished Redding, S. Kelley, age 74, member of at 16 .•. 70 ten All August 8 m. Barbara Dot­ Saturday, Aug. 93 eight Dnd years who are Girl Scouts who ure 28, p. Unit apartment. Private entrance. MISS ruPY NESMITH Averitt, Brunson, died Sunday afternoon, August Sunday, Aug. 17 ..• 90 70 interested in becoming Cub Interested In the County tie Daniels, Linda Pound, Ann 17, after a illness. Mr. Kel· passing test (or The film. was long Scouts are invited to meet at entitied, "Payday, Mrs. Rainfall for the week a re Invited to f:'jo���Ja��. 3tta��i�� ��F� McDougald, Dale Anderson, ley and his wife, the late Annie R 11 swimming badges Someday," Is or a sermon which 1.73. the church annex at the States- CI h St. PHONE 4·3456. ltc. MB. Z. L. Strange Jr., Mrs. Devane Claire Carmichael moved otary meet at the Swim Center in Dr. R. G. of the Kelley, boro Church Lee, pastor System, is 4-H Mrs. These thermometer Presbyterian on Memorial Park on Watson, Fielding Russell, readings from Tennille to Statesboro Lewis "Bo" Hook Monday, Bellevue Baptist Church, Mem­ FOR RENT-Two offices at 4 Judy at 8 was made Red Goose Smnmer Dress Shoes Mrs. Morris, and rainfall are made at the about 1930 and Wednesday, August 27, August 25, at 10 a. m. Applicants limps Jones, Cathy were operators a Rotarian in a brief phis, Tenn., preached years West SI. Air Condi· . Cherry Dee Edwin Bill official weather observer's special for the are re­ Rural Roads Extra! Lewis, Hill, of the Kelley House until theirP at swimming badge ago. It had luch an Impact on tioned. redecorated. Extra! __ ceremony the Slatesbdro Completely Bill Atta· at the home of Mr. W. C. _m_. to some old J. Lovett, AI DeLoach, post retirement. Mr. was a quested bring the members of his R. HOLLAND 8·14·tfc. ... , Kelley Club Dr . congrega­ For Children .... winner 'at Rotary recently. .Iohn Y:z PRICE way, Dick Russell, Jimmy Cromley ncar Brooklet. member of the MISS MEMORIAL PARK clothes to wear over their swlm tion that Dr. First Baptist Mooney ,a member of Lee was asked 10 FOR RENT-Farm House In and long·time suits for tests under water. SPEAKS AT Browne Church of Statesboro. He hod the preach It again and Then WAR DECLARED 1;:!:111:=::!III!I!I!I!II-----== On August 22, "Miss Memorial club, Instructed Mr. Hook again. ���;aerd M����. mode his home with the O. L. 1------it become an annual affair and off� s:3g1:t�:!:th�0;:��dRJ��� Park" will be selected in special in the alms and object.ives of on the and Mrs. J. A. Pafford, Mrs. John Bernard McLemores for the several The secret of n once every year since Dr. Lee well plant. $25 per month. R. J. Nu�-Bush, .Edgerton Rock Sutherland, Morris, past ceremonies at the Swim Center. Rotary and presented him to the maldng good HOLLAND. 8·14·tfc. D. Deal and Mrs. Talmadge Zack Lindo Bean and her years. club. cake is to cream the butter and preaches the sermon In the Eag1e Smith, See story on another pagc in City­ Ramsey are the committee baton twirlers, and Helen Waters Mr. Hook is vice in the sugar to just the right con- Auditorium In Memphis. He has'. John C. Roberts Shoes Miss Judy Nesmith, daughter He is survived by one brother, this week's Herald. president .STATESBORO chairmen in charge of the and Betty Jo Brannen, dancers. charge of and sistency. preached It 604 times. Tennessee of Mr. Mrs of 1------­ plant operations R. A. and ------­ Valley Authority �nd ..Wa.lton �esmi�h models. Door prizes are to be fur­ Kelley Tifton, production of the Robbins Pack· of NeVils was dlstnct wmner In several neices and As the demand continues to· ---- ... Other committee nephews. For Men and PRICE appointments nished by H. Minkovitz and Ing His home was in Tech whero he Services In Y:z Company. Georglu plnyed for the sermon it was re� Congress Boys the District Achievement MeeL- are: grow 16 I Sons. Winn-Dixie is Savannah before he came to football with Funeral services were held outstanding the corded on film and Saturday, August held in the Rock State Tickets: C. is being' ing Eagle Mrs. F. Parker Jr., Admission is 75 cents for Statesboro. He from Yellow Monday afternoon, August 18, graduated Jackets. made ovailable all over the. Leaders TVA Self 4-H Center at Eatonton last Mrs. Alfred Dorman, Mrs. C. E. adults, 50 cents for students and SAWS FILED-All types of Arrayed against One Smnmer Flats from the chapel of Barnes country. P. Group week. Cone, Mrs. J. R. Donaldson, Mrs. 25 cents for children. Tickets 5:00 M. include Funeral Home with the Rev. J. Financing leading private utility "first" in H. P. Jones Sr., Mrs. W. W. are now on sale and be expanding The was may Rev. J. W. cis��:;s f��t��Ckl��ifAll1C RE-ELECT Judy yeasl Robert Smith officiating. Burial Grooms of the Your will cut For Ladies and Brannen, Mrs. Thomas A. secured from any member of FILER. saws of the South. Once they favored Girls breads She has been a was in the East Side Ogeechec River ASSOciation, in Companies Growing making. Dean Mrs. Cemetery. BILL faster, cleaner. truer. P. S. WILEY B. FORDHAM . I Branon, Mrs. Futch, the ticket committee. of BODENHAMER active 4·H Club member Stateshoro store charge presenting the film: PETE'S For the Bill but now very T. R. Powell. The from the Active Tankersley. FOLEY Representative they oppose. proceeds fashion pallbearers named states that the sermon is built Values to ..... since she was old to SAW FILERS. 13 West Moore from Bulloch $7.95 NOW $2.97 enough Musicians: Mrs. Waldo Floyd, show will be added to the were Gunter. Carl Frank- around County Jimmy A. the tragic story of Ahab. Street. PHONE PO 4·3860. Emma F. Fultz, assistant to the FOR GOVERNOR In the qualify as a membe... She is very Kelly and ){ittie Kelly, Woman's Clubs fund to air con- lin, Glenn Jennings, Kermit Jezebel and Naboth. 5·22·tfc. Efforts are being made to destroy vice president of the Winn·Dixie active in school, church and Kay Waters'. Orchestra, Eloise dition the Statesboro and Bul- Carr, l. Brantley Johnson Jr., DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY Stores, Inc., Jacksonville di· The Rev. Grooms sold that he TVA's usefulness to the Area and the Na­ One Flats community activities. She is Ware, the Bragan sisters, AI loch County library building. and W. A. Bowen. announced this week that has heard Dr. Lee the SEPTEMBER 10 Group for her lind Sun. vision, preach tion. pianist church sermOn 1------,,:,,------1 the company is a pro- "Pay-Day, Someday" I� ���������I Your Support and vote will be day School services. She served beginning . "and J have Values to ..... gram of for the many times, greatly appreciated. $4.98 NOW $1.97 t f d expansion always in Sim· rejoiced in the wonderful re� My Reeord Speaks for Itself. Bernard DeI{eI trle'"d d teI sponse which Thanks This Should Not espera y �t���s�y;�p�:��e ������d Invariably ac� __ �:�:��:�e���fl:�tin:I�:��nd�l� According to Mr. Fultz the companied each presentation of Sa_ve_!_-NOTICE S_ave_!_ llappen! Kedettes home demonstration club meet- will be this famous and civic presenl building enlarged powerful and Peace as ings, clubs, P.T.A., TVA has served in War scho�1 to fifty feet along the front. In· sermon." Effective and church programs. Judy IS horne be£ore h"IS £ather d.Ied Until Further Notice side will Immediately Political a monument to the full of Values to ..... NOW improvements include program $4.95 in and was get great $2.97 active church work "The film, in Is ex· check lanes,. wider color, our a her sub- water resource development by great delegate from county He made a desperate effort, Japan, e i h t him until Bernard qulsite, the sound Is excellent approximately g keep living a��jtionaials es, more variety, "in fact, district at the Georgia Youth and failed. could home. and the viewer is never con� Nation. thousand miles from his birth- get every in the 10% DISCOUNT Statement Men's White or Conference held at Ep- single department scious of time Black recently His failure was not the re- The doctors almost made it. be during its run." To the Voters of place here in Statesboro. He Statesboro store will en- Bulloch County: worth-by-the Sen Methodist suit of his Bernard arrived here Mr. Grooms said. having overlooked only of course, we will Subject to the rules of the center. was notified recently of the larged and, any possible His thirty minutes after his rather continue S H Those who would attend the On All CASH and Democratic Basketball Shoes ... NOW contingency. serious illness of Dr. to give & Trading CARRY Primary to be held $2.97 his father, died. of failure was not Ihe result of Stamps," Mr. Fultz said. showing Ihls film next on September 10, 1958, I here· DeRoy Dekle. MISS PEARL HENDRIX negligence on his part. He ex- With Bernard. is his lovely The Winn-Dixie store here Thursday evening are urged to by announce as a candidate for He read DRY NEVILS hausted every possibility. And wonted desperately to get Japanese wife, Mariko in March of 1953. this story In the Bible In CLEANING the office of State EXCELSIOR DON'T REPRESENTS Nikki, opened Representa- MISS'THE CHANCE he still failed. back home before his father who had a lead First Kings before to the tive. in", role In the Mr. Fultz went on to say that they go Miss Pearl Hendrix repre­ died. Dr. Dekle to talk church that yearned famous play "The the and the ex· night. I have His failure was the will 01 Broadway improvements DR. R. G. served as a member of sented the Nevils School in the to his son be- Teahouse of the LEE, cenler, Is shown here conferring with film tech· TO SAVE AT God. only surviving August 'Moon." pansion program are being de­ The the Bulloch THIS on Baptist In the County Board of ELECTRIC curriculum development- work· fore he died. He with Mr. Dekle will nicians the film "Payday, Some which will be shown at pastors pleaded remain at his Day" IdeaI D CIeaners signed to give Winn·Dixie River Commissioners since for teachers held recent­ Bernard Dekle works for the his to do the First Ogeechee Association are ry January, shop everything father's home here for a couple customers better and faster Baptist Church In Statesboro 111ursduy evening, August 1957. I am a veteran MEMBERSHIP doctor� urging all their to of World PRICE ly in Statesboro. federal government in Kobe, within thetr human power to of it Is understood. 28, at 8 m. congregations Y:z SALE months, service all down the line. p. attend the ModeI Lannd d D CIeaners CORPORATION meeting. ryan and ry w�o�:' support influence SHOE will be deeply appreciated and if SALE • Hines Cleaners elected, I assure you thnt I will I render the Dry service demanded of , to the 10 Stateshoro Cleaners ���Ii�;'ice very best of my BURTON'S SHOE STORE Statesboro three �Jubilee Dollar Dry JOHN Shop PAUL ELLIS - during 10 East big Main St. Ga. Days' • 117.IO.tfc. Statesboro, COUNTRY CLUB SCENE OF PARTY FOR MISS LANIER of Editorials white glamelliA. ond min Mrs W K Jones The BuIlocll 10' Assisting In ond Mrs Herald ture Ivy tied with serving punch C E Bohler of pale green ond green and white The Brooklet were ftesto petits fours, - co ribbon The Bulloch Herald hostesses at 0 bridesmntds, assorted :� The dinner Misses sondwlchcs, brldol Pagc Editor's party Women'. Chorlotte Blitch of ... New. and mints ond activltles designed to keep States­ Wednesdny evening 8 toasted nuts were This 'Elan' o'clock, Statesboro, MI.s Jon. Shod ron Miss June Statesbol'o, Georgia, thing August 6, at the Forest of Beaver, Miss WII. Thursday, August 21. 1958 boro and Bulloch on the Heights Brodenlon, ond Miss County Country Club, Flo, lette ccilia honoring Miss Jo Ann of Woodcock, Ander. march King Monk's Corner, son, Mrs exquisite table On this week's editorial we Madge Lonler, who has S Brannen appointments Books will page been C, were gowned Richardson, The luncheon help you do thing" whirling from ldentlcalty Mrs Sam Drown, nnd Mrs plato, with 0 de. better You save money by party to party hke the mold of honor Hur llclous Visit your PUBLIC L1. write of the situation at buying Chair prior to her ry Brunson salad, home-mode tragic Uneasy wedding peach BRARY today from local Tho leo your merchant You usher-groomsmen were Mr cream, pound cake and / The llnen covered and Mrs pink SummervIlle regarding the open­ table was David lind McFarlund loft WO!l save wear and tear on Paul Inter In mints, serveu the your auto­ centered with a McFarland, the afternoon for n guests RECENTLY we wrote an beautiful ar­ wed­ who were of their new Recrea­ edl­ of the most heard In brothers of the F M scaled at nuts mg $200,000 mobile and enjoyable rangement of Easter groom, ding trtp The bride individual and Cokes your disposltlon do­ torial in which we B more lilies In and trnveled In tables by urged a Mrs. Ernest Lyde Norman Cavender a covered with cloths long, long time After the classic with Brannen, Editor grny silk modified pink A bride's book tion Center, STOP on Eost white, white place oCietyPhone 4·2382 chemise Sliver was assembled at home, prominent The mg your shopping sign he on hour with cards bride's mother wns with fuke Slippers holding pink car­ meeting spent The bride's was jacket rronl nnd n ot the Jones Averare where Park place ex. and MISS kowned in nallons marked Ihe party os the were a Arundel Ginny Lee entertained rose flat bow nt 01 girl. seems an Make It to VIsit Hugh Inspecting Hugh's cepuonatty attractive wards, Mrs Bill chnntllly lace the waist WOIll with seollng To us this indication point your Avenue crosses it We SOld that With a for Tarver, Mrs her each a the popular brtde-elect sheath a guests given on which stamp collection commemorating bride doll as an at Drew Fuller featuring jackot effeot gun 1110tul accessories pnge home merchant East A a to the Mrs and n of the these to during these Jones venue Is through occessory their home 111 Brooklet Lymon with a flat Emma she wrote tendency days Rotary's 50th there Indlons In Smith, Mrs C flllile bow Her whlte·feathered hat She Kelly furnished music selected topics such street from South Matn Street Annlversory, were Bulloch beautifully wrapped gIfts, a An 0 Jones, Mrs wore Jubilee Dollar appetizer was served on bandeau matched the during the luncheon as think that money alone IS the Days, which Is considered one of the plate In her and H 0 Mrs her dress orchid from her Speclol "Our and "The We were In error It Is a County as far back as maybe china, 0 dinner the cool Covender, George bouquet numbers Courtship," through finest In the nation knife In porch before the guests The groom's were presented answer to our IS her sliver Nuzlm, Mrs R R mother, Mrs Mc­ by girl on knees to all problems, It street from South Zetterower 10,000 have dis. were Ttpplns Sr., .10 no and proposing the years They directed to the Mrs wore a Julin ac­ , . , The dining Carl Farland, Dlor blue Chan Brngun mon But the we made In the guests were served room Rushing, Mrs AI Pey­ GROOM'S of her choice" Another indeed true that money does pro­ polnt covered pottery, pipes, skeletons filet The luncheon table cover tIlly loce dress PARENTS companied by Judy Nesmith PATRONS mignon, tossed ton, Mrs B B Edwards of Sa. WIth A editorlal still stands-thot trat­ of the Clerk's or­ green was a sheer cut matching ENTERTAIN AT SOurce of amusement VIde which salad, work and lace necessorles Floating pearl were each quick action. particularly good practice In go back 3,000 to 3,500 vannnh, Mrs Jack nccklnccs girl flce on flce the courthouse whipped potatoes m the Starr, Mrs bowling along East county jackets cover over pastel linen Both REIIEARSAL PARTY Miss Rocker's memento drew the who years A skull was found on the and pink Marcus wore throated or. to her girl was where is Jones in both may now work the iced tea Edwards, Mrs L H purple silting community development Avenue, directions, among big Exqulsita arrangements of chids The terrace ut attendants Miss Rooker at her farm of Fred Blitch In an area pink Grtfftn ond Mrs the Forest wore right Resemblances were He his bale of cotton needs more record books with 0 new Dinner Corroll Ed. n concerned, gives fl�st wornlng that they degree guests were MISS SUmmer flowers centered the Heights powder blue IdentifIed where the Negroes reported wards Country Club made n chemise, trimmed actualty ore a STOP of comfort The county corn­ Lamer, Mrs table and a RECEPTION with to the Lord That's the approochlng sign had James Lallier, Mrs Similar AT rorunnt I c fer ribbons ond Ince, and 1 he practice missioners they noticed people "digging loe arrange- selling tho lovely hostesses' gift to Doris But here a case of We use Park Avenue have purchased and MISS ment was used on MRS, BRYANT'S of �s plenty of of J regularly for and Edwards, Peggy Ed. the buffet MRS, bnffet supper grven Mr dongle beads the Churlestnn' was china coasters W Robinson, Burke In the gold," there ore several HODGES ENTERTAINS by ond County and we always worry about placed Clerk's office an wards, Mrs J T The bride's Mrs P A ern there's or Minick, Mrs place was marked Following the MoFurlnncl of money, yet something lack­ cotton electric fan deep holes, six seven feet J F CONTRACT BRIDGE CLUB wedding. the Avon farmer Jones Avenue trofflc making the And those who Spence, Mrs Ed with a mmtnture bride's PRI rio Flfteen guests were present Wynn, white Bible en- Mrs parents enter k, , pal ents of of deep, which grves them reason Rex was talned the the ing The problem providing stop as we the eros­ work In the Clerk's office de­ Mrs J E circled with Hodges hostess approach to believe McCall, Mrs F C white net ruffles last week wedding guests m the groom, the Each In the they ore right There to the Contrnct banquet fcllcwlng wedding COCA·COLA PARTY Summerville WIth a recreation year upon selling hIS first smg, for we have seen too mnny light way the fon err­ ROZIer, Mrs Joe 011 Other places were marked Bridge room at rchenrsnl IS no real Ingrum, of WIth Club Mrs Bryont's Kitchen for the Rocker-Me, COMPLIMENT TO drivers run culates "God's explanation for the bale of cotton Mr, Robinson through the stop good free air" Brooklet, Mrs small sprays of lilies WIth Mrs C M Farland riles center IS a long way from holes It was there that Dr Leroy Shealy, valley The Mnthlson greeted the Saturday MISS ROCKER being on East Jones Avenue We commend the commis­ and Mrs guests were served a fruit cvenlng. BARGAINS sign May­ Roy States. wedding bells attached guests who were at 8 gIves the to his Knowlton and hIS Parker, Introduced to August 9, o'clock Mrs \",1 solved proceeds Lord, be we're over cautIOns and sioners upon their consldera· archeologIsts boro, Mrs Their cup, fancy sandwiches ribbon H Blitch and Mrs Just John St gtft to the bride was a the line Mrs Green found a skull These Reese, cake and by Kermit Carr Tn and white were tho Tom M::I lin through hiS church He has been just don't trust the other tlon of those who work m that young SlInons, Mrs, W D klllfe In her Silver punch the line were hostesses solentlSts believe that Sands, Mrs pattern wero Mr nncl Mrs colOis that GALORE alone cannot what driver a there are Tom \Vinners plevalled In the Tuesday I Money gIve a member of the SardIS Method· offIce-though httle beloted Edwards, Mrs N A For thIS the honoree at blldge were MIS Rockel, Mr nnd MIS laming, August 5, at many more valuable fmds to be rhllg- party, McFRlland, luble dccoratlons and the n Coke we and need ... galid of Claxton and wore a black Ernest a IIlP sup- -llty honoring Miss want as individuals 1st Mrs B J and white Sum- annon, candy jar for bllde And Qnd pel l11enu At The Church for sIxty-one years He dug up 111 our county and nre gl00111, the Doris n LEO Calhoun of With hIgh. Mrs a Il'rlv lcker, brlde.elect, ot or as a AIKMAN, editOrial as· IF YOU'RE anxIOUs Baxley matchlllg ac- Ivy Spivey, salt and attendants community There must be INTERESTED­ to generate SOme The toble Mrs Mrrtrn's home CurtIs Co. began gIving the lord hIS fll-st slstant and writer of column ���o�I��ton pepper set for Mrs I I he U-shaped centered on West Youngblood This � A of holf-hlgh, -----_...... 0<.0.. blldc's table Week's group Georglo Teachers mterest wtthm the to covered WIth n (rult Jones A' cnue something else county Luncheon a lef! With arrnnge�lent, WRS bale of cotton years for the edltorlol poge of the At· under the guests were MISS Howard, bell ror white and lace twenty ago College students, promote further MISS LANIER HONOR olgandy dlslrnctive in the usc of Mixe I who VISlt lonto diggings They Lanter, Mrs ;uhtrlte (lvel minrt1- summer flowers and People Statesboro tell Constitutton, had some directIOn of Dr Clork also GUEST Jomes LanIer Mrs whlt� satm wns centered "I feel that the IS re· Knowlton, believe that Bulloch AT LUNCHEON tiliO brido ond red ro� s Tent of Lord nice to County Joe Edwolds Others wllh n groom figulines were nr­ Values us we have things say about Stotes· have an is one MISS Peggy Ed plaYlllg wele MIS tludltlOnal foul-tlCied attractively "commumty spirit" organized Archeologl· of the richest areas In thiS MISS down its length The bride In the for all that I have ac· boro and Bulloch ond Madge Lallier wos the wards, Mrs J R Lnwsol1 Mitchell cake and rnngeel party room Located on sponslble County Its cal Club whIch is ex· section of the Edwolds, Mrs Mrs John C wedding topped With a The An editorial wrIter for the At­ Meditation moklng country for InSpiration of a groom's plnce at the tUrn of the The hostesses served while he was here on lovely luncheon Carl B Mrs Franklin Wilson MIS Pete Illll1lRtIII l' hrlctc frozen In the of people cavations In Bulloch and Screven Lalllcr, Bazemore, nnd r.roOI11 AI- "U' wus Wlnn-DIXle qUlred way worldly pos­ archeological excavations It IS August as Mrs malked n fruit Lot lanta Constitution calls of last week to talk to 7, J Hllr ry Lee Lee and Lee Mrs EddIe 11ngemonts of by lovely sulad, cheese loor, crackers, Parking I'ecently Monday Counties They have that their Hodges nnd MIS white snap- bell ,.------session ThIS IS one In whtch The Rev, L. E. Houston Jr. dug up hoped Interest reo Joe wedding nrrungclllcnt ..... way By the Statesboro Club eVidence from MIss.F: a�ces Lombard dragons, white Ny- the "something else" possessed Rotary Indian mounds moms hIgh and that althens, r,ypso Ion tullo of rico by I can And they get and bags welo express my gratItude for those who heard hIm speok are TOWN AND COUNTRY AT phelo clusters of - they finding along the from our own green fnvors some com m u nIt i e s "elan" encouragement . allow as how his talk was one CLAXTON MR AND gUlJ)es WeiC HIS contmued Mr YOUTH ACTIVITIES WEEK to a frank that folk SCENE or MRS R, P plnced at onch end Rob­ being exposed diS­ Ogeechee RIver, mdlcotlng . STEPHENS MISS Roclreligion etc Of course, we Go Home" HIS remark was, Georgl8land Jade, outlined the lated Into action Those attendrng were MISS Charlie lailings of the SUMMER Now funds for hit a dlrectOl and thusl8sm Cnn btilid Christ lOll never exhausted of these "I don't know HAVING A reol Waters left DRESS Plymouth prices nrc .It Ing any where they get r deSIre to help Monday, prano and organ sections SHOE SALE ( the wont them to have IIlstllJed Lamer, honoree, MI s .Tames II fOI character and burld u better but we at least all of thiS Ynnkee the race III Our August hIS home III yeul's lowest and the subjects, opened talk fro111 Negro commulll­ La MI s The your Vlymouth Statesboro has thiS "elan" A fmancmg center 111 theIr hearts the same fIerce 11Ier, Joe Edw81 ds, Mrs pulpIt and the them for Most we Ntagla ralls, ofter apPloach de.tier nouds world up consideration of the boys over here seem ties established the first W K NY, spend· to usod car. I He'll trade mer v I I love for which I have Jones Mrs C E the bench was CIty admlnIstmtion WIth a feel for Sum I e a to be Georgia Bohler, mg a week With hiS kneeling at to approved from Negro the mother, Burton's hIgh got your"' , ee him I Georgia orphanage, first Mrs F C In Shoe He'. What IS Q Youth ActiVIties AS I LEAVE for States burning III my own I want them ROZIer, Mrs E 0 MIS Willis carpeted white satin and re­ Store with a bond tssue on today Waters, and IllS SIS, progress, working cItizen· $200,000 October 1, Little did he know or under­ Negro coilege, the first Denmark served offerlllg top dollar right nowl Week It IS a week In which the to know and appreciate the Negro Sr, Mrs J REd· ters and pews, COrners of the ex­ boro I have gamed several new brothers devoted to the in 1957 stand that thiS has been true hospItal and the first Negro tended brrdal ship commulllty ApprOXImately $102,000 church seeks to prOVide for Its glOriOUS past which IS ours as area and the conVictions One Our for a church 111 .------.. youth to­ long, long time III the a Baptist America prayer bench which it hves, gives body to thIS went Into the mam I eCI eatlOn youth senous study frrendly state IWd J want them to have ------.11 were marked WIth doy nrc the "best Two It history of America has bows of Ladies' Shoes and recreation yet" Georgia that real confidence m the With an Imnt green fiesta satin and and went Into a fellowshIp understandll1g for the spirit forming pl'ide eager· bUIlding $44,000 IS the of always been represented, and future of their ribbon 2. YOU POCKET A coupled WIth the to prrceless pnvllege the state which Will love of Our God we to $140 SAVING challenge well 1I1 'gave ness for action too, every area of the one Mrs E L swimming pool ChrlstlOn commitment church to gUide youth In choos­ surely, day, be not only the America the first School Barnes, orgal1lst, -VITALITY ON RIDE ALONEI of thiS natIOn Sunday and Dr and development great Stote of the but 111 Jack The call for faCIlities for the entire week we Ing "re's partner Three Empire South, her history Aventt, SOlOiSt, IS plans Durmg A of ours Yes, money Important But the Empire State of the natIOn presented a program of Some cars both and discussed phases of Love. Youth Tn weddll1g competing charge up whIte Negro CitIzens Activities Week IS a Columbus III musIC I alone IS not the answer as well Georgl8, WhiCh, apart from the GRACE WALK]�R to $140 e,xtra lor IT a thetr •. money Courtship and Marnage One "must" for Pittman IS source of con­ the top ride , thiS IS an of Park next deep 1844, whole world was ATTENTION tradillonal gIven Perhaps example cern to marches, Included but 111 We here In po rent to hIS summer me to know and realize a Plymouth you get Statesboro and objected doughter THERE ARE SOME who reod boost III the preservation of "Entreat Me top-lux­ We don't that Not to Leave Inadequate planmng there are so many of our thIS who food which ury Tor8wn�Atre Rtdc-samc 8U8. Bulloch County have placed our do not have that love meant a tremendous Thee," 'When I Hove lf2 know young people and our oldsters, for Sung My PRICE penston lIB tn $6000 cars-at not Georgia which most Gear· advancement for food pro­ Songs to and' values on a whICh You," 0 Perfect a propel' plane too, who know so very little have ducers of penny extra cost I But under the recently ap· grans Chances are they the world as Geor­ Love" Combines has a about the tremendous role our developed Spl1'lt whIch have never known the great gIans perfected the first machll1e supreme floating comfort with the Recreation Com· state has III COTTON - proved Georgta ployed the ENTRANCE OF thrtll the of bUIlding contributions which our state for makIng artifiCial Ice FARMERS sports eilr handhng I supplies dynamICs progress of an 01, cission, set up the empire Georgl8 was not has made to the LOVELY BRIDE - We must It by GeorgIa welfare of our keep so Herman hghliy gIven nor dId It Yes, Georgia gave America for leClea· lightly country The brrde, enterrng WIth her -- Leglslatule, plannmg Talmadge accept the the first chartered tllie, "Empire State state Unr­ father, whom she bon now can by was given centers be made and From of the South" Here are some racts about our verslty, the first chartered Reports Cotton 111 marrrage, wore an 3. YOU'RE women's Loan Values are exquIsite DOLLAR. Dollar such Situations as has SIIIce Oglethorpe landed III state which I want my sons to college III the world, for Jubilee developed Higher 1958 gown of rose pOint IMPOR�ANT Days the Girl Chantilly GeorgIa on the Bluffs of Yamo· know, for to beheve III the great­ Scouts, the rural free lace AHEAD ON GU lAVING I at Summerville can be aVOIded Washington rashloned With a close craw, Savannah, on the 12th ness of Georgia must have dehvery pion, the first they county bodice und a This is a fItting sweethenJ t It can speCIal week 111 States· of In 1733 an of the owned electrrc Government loan values on Plymouth proved save you February the people understondlng thlllgs hydro plant sent cotton for 1958 are the neckline of hIghest In scalloped lace, and money on luel boro and Bulloch of of thIS stote have labored to and people which have made the fIrst woman to the Unrted by wlllnlll" the County EXTRAVAGANT CLAIMS sIan turned mto a hIstory, long sleeves which ended In spendmg bUIld not Just a her great States Senate, established the Mobtlgu8 Economy Run two year. Many of the merchants and Six mistakes Hccomplrshment for the Second spree whIch the Federal greater Georgia pomts over the hands Her Red Goose plunged a Summer D.·ess SllOes In u row! I but stronger, freer Ul11ted fIrst orphanage III Amenca, the But gas suvlIIg Isn't alii Session of the 85th Congress Government deep mto red Ink Of the nme climate zones 111- tremendously rull Skirt, alter­ bUSinesses of Statesboro are States of r first Have wtth Its ]Oln· 11 of America am not to steamboot, the first cotton Along economy. should be taken With gram agam and heaped fresh fuel to which the golf your classed by the before nated With lace and net ruffles Plymuuth up be UllIted States IS course In government you sell, Be . thrills hands In Itsted as one of For , , , YOU the More more at . , .. ing pt omotton of a than 2,000 yeal sago salt on the fires of the America, and sure receIve enCircled Children with terrtfic ne" GO! politIcal II1flotlon The diVided Georgia IS the you top value for your cotton, by dehcately em. 1f2 PRICE radIcal Amenca Flrsters nor proud In 1828 "JubIlee Dollar CIcero hsted the SIX mistakes of This belllg a CongreSSIOnal stll11ulus of Dahlonega, Georgia brOidered sequllls and seed communlty·wtde worthy measures could possessor of eight of them, the Session was you call me an Amenca developed the fIrst commerCial Election year, like the accelerated con­ her pearls, flowed IOta Days" event to continue man whIch aJ e sttll gcod today, housmg for Amencans makmg potentially the na· gold luxuriously thlough to advocate but r milling operatIOn In Your cotton can a full 4. YOU EN�OY THE EXTRA dedicated political blckenng struction bill was more than orf­ tlOn's leader In the be In the chapel train Her three. am tOUrist trade America placed Government Loan if stored In and 23 to WIt' for qUick to say as tiered Nunn.Bush, Edgerton Saturday, August and maneuvering portrsan set by the added economIc convlllcingly a CCC veil of Silk IllUSIOn rell I con that of approved warehouse In Bulloch ECONOMIES THAT ONLY PROVED It bills, burden of some the Johnny THERE ARE those who County, from a got on of advantage Proposals, ,"creased Rid lough THERE ARE so half·Jullet cop of match. underway Monday foreign Come to many greot 1 The delUSion that mdl\'ldual were calcu­ Lalelys thiS at our courts our lace C. RUGGEDNESS thIS week speeches and votes approprratlons and the f8llure country and ways of plans which mg and seed pearls She Jolm Roberts Shoes BRINGS! WIth cItizens ll1Vlted to should know a Georgra has given little more about law but a few Your Cotton carried a advancement IS made by clush­ lated for maXI111UI11 Impact upon to protect domestic mdustnes only of them to the nation such Warehousemen offer these services: bouquet of feathered and her as the first Malntenunce COMls art! play "ScrambJe" the first It was the 11\0st Georgta glorrous history know that white 'way dowrn during the electorate from the Il1dlSCllmmate perhaps the greatest State • Best service carnations and stephanotiS FOl' Men others foreign Department of In and ... on mg ror If , , did have a III Agriculture pOSSible Plymouth , the car that three of thiS 11\ which are they knowledge lawyer our nallon's forwardIng your samples for govern­ centered With a white 1f2 PRICE days week, in whICh expensive peacetime Congress Imports destroymg the history which 111 themselves alone would ment orchid Boys as to the role we have was class, It ran hke n_w alter 2 The to won s and, while of played admitted to the bar III The bride's sister proved 58.000' cash to tendency y lhe nation history Jobs Amencan workers carve for us a MISS prtzes go the W111neJ'S III thiS or a place of honor In worthwhile bUlldrng natIOn there Geor�18 The one and Patncla Rocker and puntshtng nllles 01 about things that cannot be much legislatIon only, the Our nation's Yes maid of day-and-mght the next three Thele IS little would be many news stones and history you • MakIng certain bale IS One DUl'lng days the was an I11l1lded consolation to father of the Untted your honor was III a Summel' cross-country tn 58 passed open NatIOns are a CitIzen of a accurately weIghed, gowned mint Fla ts drlvtng days, or corrected many edltonal grent state and Group mer changed no conclUSIOn be derived from the fact comments prmted of green At the end 01 chants al e offer· evaluation affords that no concept government, Presl to be a • InsurIng against loss and ballerma sheath of Chan­ the test, Plymouth's particlpat111g In Georgran should mean by fire, seeing that It is er magazines like Life and dent Woodrow properly pro­ lace 3 that a IS 1m· but that the actions taken new /'clvI1 Wilson as much tIlly with a harem over road veteran looked and &cted OppOl tUnitles for for Inslstmg thmg nghts" legislation to you as It does to me tected from theft For Ladies and Itka ing savings weather, and fire, skirt of Git·ls rected no pC! manent solutions was matchIng taffeto She a ..h car, In because we cannot ac· enacted because the Growing lactory-Irt. shoppers OUt area pOSSIble hoped wore a for any of the country's pi essmg bandeau of matching ,,., It rOI comprehenSive mensures h) ":'/' The Idea IS compllsh green to . , to at leaves accented Values . , stimulate addi­ problems nnd best. only post by seed $7.95 . { revltahze states' and re­ Strict NOW must nghts pearls $2.97 tional trade In 4 to set aSide tl'lvlal paned the day when they Middling 1-32-37.64 5, AND Statesboro by the Refusmg store balanced constItutional per lb. YOII'RE 'WAY AH!AD IN be raced and re· She carned a cascade efel ences realistically bouquet people in thIS section, with pI government suffered the same Thru the J's CASH VALUE AT TRADE·IN solved deCISively rate of Strict One TIMEI ... CongresslOnnl leaders Flats emphaSIS on trading at home 5 and Middling 1-16-38.69 lb. Group Neglectmg development bowed to III per Your new POSTURE expediency pigeon­ Plymouth. With Its This makes sense to I efmement of the OUR DEFENSE •_. good us mll1d and not holing lhe major bills which langy. Stiver Dart re­ to . , sweeping wns tmplOved WIth the Values $4.98 , .. NOW Styl­ to citizens the habit of would have corrected the Middling 1-16-37.64 lb. $].97 ts so fnr Money paId by local acqull'1ng rcadmg and some per mg. ahead 01 the rest now al gal1lzatlOll of the cumbel SAVE MONEY or the usurpntrons Suprece Court that It \'/111 8t,1l100k new merchants, bus1l1esses, 1I1dustrles, study Derense Depaltment and the ap and fresb and restored that tribunal to ItS when 11111110ns russell Middling you trade •• a should be spent With other local 6 propllatlon of additIonal vIrgInIa 1-32-36.74 lb. WITH bring hlgher Attemptmg to compel OthCl' pi oper role per Kedettes allowance' needed for the development nnd , .... , That cuts the "cost mel'chnts and bUSinesses WE SAT 111 a church parlor On when the These 111 persons to believe and hve as we Howevel ongmal family Sits was the first to per 01 production of 111Isslles The Second Session or the the of the marry But my St. Low year" dr.vmg Plymoutb nght church audl down to a meal are turn OUI' together Middling 1-16-33.34 Values to , help support chm do the Russrnns sllll ate ahead or 85th family took on the new mem lb. ... , stili more! ches, Congress attempted to be tonum There IS the unht room per $4.95 NOW gone There WIll either be a $2.97 our States as all ber and had r a DRY schools-all our the UllIted pel haps thlllgs to all men and, as we could look jealous nature­ FOLD community -Greenville S, C News through the glass vacant chair or an extra chair I s 111 the such well, sometimes one St. Low much as three yea neither pleased anyone nor door of the rmght have See YOltr lighted audltorrum at Chnstmas or Middling 1-32-32.84 lb. Ptymoltth dealer loday! You'll be amazed to weapons lace and It Ie served the best I11tel ests ThanksgiVing thought he was the best· loved per . . . The new learn space of the and see I he as were Men's White or how guests they Family members Will have to be laundry Black little It costs to dTlve a brand-"ew whethm There wa:s new '58 , maills to be seen nallon seated We my family, too J Plymouth. • bel11g were the shared at such tllnes, between serVIce lilal tn8tead The hns been done to assul e They took me IIIto their fold weshes of WOrTf/lllU about tlte expense lues and Bulloch Herald enough mother and father of the two families of repaIrs With Basketball . , . and - and them open arms From Shoes replacements on Estabhshed March 26, 1937 Pubhshed overtaklllg surpassing groom and the the be­ cities. ,and folds NOW $2.97 your pre8elt1 car! Eve", Thursday groom r 111 time glnntng felt I hod a brand new But a wedding should be a Get Your Cotton Picked LEODEL COLEMAN Secretnrv of Ben THE GROOM family Had own and Receive your fam;ly Agncu!tule saId, "MammR, happy occasion because a Illar­ my family been Early wash'ng' G C COLEMAN of a Edttor son had hiS wav and a\1 effort!; I don't want to "How jealous you cry" rlage's JOYs Will outwelght all nature, It, too might DON'T MISS THE [ have CHANCE 9 Eost Vine Street to wnte a bold new national SIlly," thought [ had 110 In felt a Adveltlslllg the sadness attached If all slighted Good Grade. It Could Mean as 3-Hour Cash & the tentlons of If Much as Carry Serv­ to resclle Statesboro, Director farm program crylllg there was members of famIlies Will exert Georgia BUSINESS LETTERS ALL THESE Ice, were any need for It thoughts kept and TO SAVE AT fll!ncultural economv crYlllg should the effort necessary, the sad­ PIck-Up Deltver THIS crowdlllg III on me Between the Elsen Suggestions for preparrng bUSI­ have been done smce and of Per Entered at the th"warted long ness Will never Bale Same Statesboro, Georgia Post OffIce as MaUer of the be eVIdent I 525.00 to You. Day. �""?,f; Second Class on In course, had no IIltentrons of find Can ness letters those mmutes whIle we best ••• hower Admlllistration that get results are agam Well, we III T0d4I1'8 bull lOInorroto'a best Iradl January 31, 1946, under Act of certal11ly crYing One cnes at other Y2 PRICE Morch 3, 1887 of and as In pea SALE Congress, gress progl nms relief given Earle waited, many thoughts came tend that thiS rn Bickley's recently be true thiS pie's children's ------and 111 weddrngs, not SlstAnce werc proDosed reVised book, How to \Vnte crowdmg Marnage IS a marriage, we Model AUGUST thought her own child's THURSDAY, 21, 1958 I11ltmted for Virtually all scg Bettel BUSiness Letters," which serious busmess If thiS lesson wedding Laundry SHOE SALE Then we AND ments of lhe economy except the IS avnllable at the Statesboro hadn't been learned berore thiS The past twenty·seven years saw the ushers be­ BULLOCiH bill �UBSCRIPTION RATES hour there was to take Our folks COUNTY In on to their farmers and the taxpayels Regional Library nothrng that pushed me There were EVERETT In seots MOTOR CO. the Slate 1 Year $3 2 Years - could be now IS two There 00, $550 Out of Stote Year $3 50, 2 Years done, Marnage other families that gave they were, My $650 Books Wlii do up Folks' Cleaners help you things a sad affair, too If we are and a My first and Dry Plus Sales gorng acqUIred member, so to famIly my SHOE 45 North Main Georgia Tax WHAT STARTED out flS n better VISIt PUBLIC mar-led COTTON BURrON'S ·STORE St. your L1. 10 be had come WAREHOUSE perfectly honest Two speak Perhaps, It was hardest family They ASSN. drrve to cure the reces BRA RY 10 - IlInlted today . < are EIl�t Main St, ramlly ties broken The days for my own family Ilecouse I Statesboro, continued on page 4 �_ - 4 held for The Bulloch Herald Page Russell•.• IRites This Is Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, August 21, 1958 Farm and The Bulloch Herald - 5 THE Family l1eatnres Page Hints for the Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, August 21, 1958

Bulloch do before Icing a cake Is to brush to seal In of the food The BULLOCH value u far Beef bull the crumbs from the as Stnry County gain evaluation tests Household cake. Apply possible. a cold Icing on a slightly warm Have you ever wondered It By Sandy Martin Turner HERALD cake; a warm Icing on a cold brown eggs are more nutrltloua at station cake. To than begin experiment spread, IIrst dip the white eggs? There I. ab- i. Are tired of knife In water. solutely no difference In the lood ROY 1------­ you your boiling By POWELL to value of landscaping Improvements same old the two kind•. white sheets and just 5. The County Alent be carried out during the cooler PREMEASUREMENT best way to 011 a cake can't stretch Is a fall and winter months. named SERVICE OFFERED BY your budget pan with pastry brush of •••••••••••• BEEF BULL . TESTS Hodges to the new course, but if do not have T. G. Williams, Extension COUNTY A. S. C. enough buy pastels you "Service With a SmU.K Attention all a brush a purebred beef landscape speclallsts, that and stripes? Why not buy pastry try using bit at CERAMIC TILE says of . cattle breeders! On October I. to Information reo bread Or a piece of clean 11 most of the summer turf on State According enough or fabric MORGAN'S PLACE VII Installment :CSi Lesi stripped printed Rub the the Chapter 1958. University of Georgia can glon ceived from Miles F. Bul- to paper. pans lightly with -Free Estimates­ 5 OUR SOIL * OUR STRENGTH a grasses stili be planted in Deal, cover the top hem of your (W. V. Moraan) Agricultural Sta- loch an unsalted fat. Old and New Work Experiment early August if plenty of •• County A.S.C. office old sheets. This will make them On New Georlla Hlahway III E. T. tlons will a Beef By "RED" MULLIS begin Bull Gain moisture is If the munager, premeasurement 01 look as PHILLIPS .. Let me make you proud 01 your provided. COmmISSiOn good as new und also 6. Never use baking soda In SERVICE Soli Evaluation Test at the Coastal established peanut acreages will be old bath room. Conservation Servlc. lawn does not have again udd color. cooking vegetables because It STATION Plain Experiment Station In a offered for the 1958 -TERMS-- good color. add nitrogen at crop. I destroys the vitamins. The mulch tour held Tifton. This Benjamin B. Hodges, member farming performance test. the rate 01 two to three pounds Hamburlen Hold... Phone 4·9657 and past commander 01 Dexter The cost of this service. which last week on Frank Proctor's will measure 01 actual nitrogen per 1,000 Allen Post 90 must be w;I�J�r��;nh�."�e:�I�t��Sy�� ma's American Legion paid by the farmer is should first out farm on Oliver Road near o� gal� eVlalu�tion. response square feet. Bermuda wipe them with ta�iesAlt�a��t�nrt ::f:; Tlfgreen been $5.00 per farm or 50 b.,l;��� 16,.'.12."'.t.C•. • e care t rece ves and its Statesboro, h�s cents paper to as Ogeechee School was a sue­ : "t�n Individ�al has looked as appointed 'per toweling get out big particularly good a member of the of acre. whichever is the �II' to these charac- a Department greater much food as Then r------"------­ cess .Mr, Proctor was a lown in all areas of the possible. very Itr �rass American Re- amount. A written must host � i totrn�smitts Such Georgia, Legion, request pour in a little water good to the 50 people in offspring. state, says. and should be boiling ormance �llIlams hlbilitation Commission for the filed and the cost deposited and - attendance. He served pererfstlcs testing will be a be considered for the new lawn soap powder, and let stand them not 1958.59 tile valuable Legion year by the de. before premeasurement of a few minutes "C'MON IN THE mulch culling and selection In the open sun. before cleaning only good farming e t t can b G s tar e , tool. interested in the d H enry acreag t d methods. but also cold Ice Anyone Other landscaping jobs that 3, ��rr��� otC�"'a��� Don't do any unnecessary water and a test October l. at need �� beginning attention the late . very pleasant shade. during " '. Under the premeasurement housework. Wash Tifton details The Commission consists of your dishes WATER'S FINE !" Our thanks to may get complete summer are drive- the go Mr. Frank patios, walks, plan, farmer Is responsible with hot water by office. sixteen members from very and rinse Proctor, a cooperator 01 the contacting my ways, walls and fences. Soft- through- for providing assistance to the them with Is .. ned scalding water, Pro- River Soil wood be success- chalrn; in Ogeechee Conserve­ LANDSCAPING cuttings may reporter the measurement of teet your hands with rubber �uty . . A n Jr. of TO tlon for his in and 1hevstat�tnd Ashburn, the for READY GIN District, fully propogated which splendid The hot weather August acreage pre- gloves. Let your dishes stand for months of Ga. The purpose of this com- cooperation in this endeavor. September,.too measuremcnt is He two or September is an ex- mission is to requested. three minutes, They will study all require- must furnish The people who made this A�rust aind necessary stakes dry themselves. Merely pollsh tour on Mr. off the THE Proctor's farm were ��o:;t �o%ee that wash glassware and sliver. all tOan�egl�o�I�::,�ii�� STit�:p Bb���S badly �e�:!i1�:n ���:,I�en�e�o ���:��� ��ea impressed with the ease of unless i���til�,stt��so ��:,�;s��� protected with cover arc to have these requirements the 4. The first weed control and cultivation of premeasured area as re- thing you should of the oldest cooperators of the often a problem around the farm made into laws by the Congress combined corded on the official record of soy�eans following Ogeechee River Soli Conserve­ home. Often these are too steep of the U, S. so that our return- gram. It seems that the oat premeasurement or loss bene­ tion District been a co­ to maintain with an Ing servicemen be rehlbllt- having ordinary may fit of the service. PfllLUPS Statesboro straw actually smothers the since 1942. lawn so tates to Tips Ginnery operator Mr. W. T. mower, planting grass successful, happy, and weeds and grass. On one area Smally, then work unit con­ on them Isn't a good solution to useful civilians In the shortest where Mr. Proctor made �O servationist for Bulloch County, the problem. Instead of grass on possible time. bushels of oats per acre. he said such Bill Is to to the cotton farmers helped him develop his first banks try planting such Mr. is of the Coach TIdee an By ready give he had the least trouble with Hodges manager pian. ground covers as English Ivy. weeds State Department of Veterans and grass. He thinks that Vinca His new includes more Major. Minor. Service a straw is plan VI�ca Office. located In the in The good heavy almost Mondo Thrift or, Coach the Best Results. way your land which he has in ad­ Ltriope, Grass, courthouse in Williams Ginning essential to good weed and bought Statesboro and In- dition to about Honeysuckle. Low .spreading control. changes brought vltes all Veterans and their de- grass shrubs such as Naked Jasmine. by changing farming conditions. pendents to use the facilities of will a in A and Santollna and are honore cotton is complete, new, soil Instead of old ter­ d ginned go long way get· conventional Cot�oneaster, . this office whenever needed, water conservation plan was re­ races he is Jumper also be installing pamllel Horazo,ntal may Francis Trapnell has been ap­ Announcement was made here the millions of Americans cently developed for Mr. Doris used If the IS Join who've learned to terraces with sodded water­ slo� ryot ,to? pointed vice chairman of the t.his week that Coach Ernest a and Cason's farm in the Westside great. Jvy are dlffl- make il a easier ting good grade price. ways. Coastal bermuda and and. Vm�a Boys State committee of The Teel of the Statesboro High quicker, jump from to Community. Mr. Cason is one bahia cult to establish 111 full sun wishing are -. pensacola grass being American Legion of School had been chosen as however, Department havillg by savillg regularly at the bankl substituted for kudza, This for the 1958-59 "Coach of the Year" in Ground Georgia Legion football seem covers may be used Statesboro will might elemental now, but . year, Boys State is held each and track for 2·A for Ginnery give Prompt In Region WEEKLY if densely shaded areas of the MEETINGS OF you will think back to 1942. year in June at Tech 1957·58. where lawn ade Georgia coastal bermuda and bahia grass yar� grasses where school in - - ALCOHOLICS to high boys Mr. and Mrs. Walton Nesmith and were unknown at that grow. When It was 0150 announced that "She ?k BANKJdihe GOOD time. We hind .." Service Efficient Ginning �ifflcult pl�nt. Georgia get one week of in. ... 1M ...., .,. ho,d us and children, and ANONYMOUS a mg such Ymca Ray Williams of the Statesboro Judy. Marly also have wider variety of f!l�terml Ivy, tensive training in government, to Itart." the weekend with Liriope that School had Sonia, spent aeld Each grasses and to has been a High been named Tuesday Night legumes adapted o� .remember th�y Trapnell counselor When $.aoet1f Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes in Sa- Will not Withstand foot traffic "Coach of the Year" in basket­ your car gets hard to 1iRAl()JIiBzd SAMPLE. At 8 :00 O'Clock in The the different soil conditions. at Boys State for the last three vannnh. and not intended to ball ro. 1957·58. start come In and have your However the basic idea of soil ar:e replace years. Basement of The in checked. use _ battery -e-- and water conservation has not grass open areas. FOR Miss Sue and her Selections were made a SAFETY, "Mrs. Snipes Church by Jones, Presbyterian changed. Good ground cover on Station mother, Mrs. W. S. Snipes of Georgia by poll of the of the If you or a loved one has an land, of low­ m��et:e \!��reois s�nedet��:: �� Experi.ment membership AVAILABILITY, "Madam and Isa­ sloping drainage J. P. and V. TRAIS OIL CO. Thomasville, Ga., Miss alcohol concrete may be If Cralgmlles Georgia Athletic Coaches As­ Call 4-2485 problem you are invited land and water disposal on cul­ nec'essary. L.,. EARNINGS " bell Lumsden of POplar Crowder show that the addition sociation. "I am a termer Servant Clarksville. to address space is not at a premium a raquested by "Augustus", your inquiries to: tivated land is still the same. of increased Ga.. were dinner guests of Miss more gradual slope be supplemental.water SERVICE, AND of to write these lines to inl'orrn of his Mr. Cason has done n may' Awards YOUI'S, you Maude White and her sisters on P. O. BOX good job forage production of fescue, were made at the an- 312, graded and then planted with a HELPFULNESS-­ his condition. this in the past as a conservation Coastal Bermuda Grass, and nual banquet of the association whel'eabouts and present Tuesday night of week. -Phone 4-3821- turf g rass. Years of satisBed service to cotton farmer, and I believe he will Dallis grass overseeded with in Atlanta on Tuesday night of SAVE AT OUR BANK! neal' 'Buckhead GA. 66 "When our army encamped STATESBORO, continue to blaze the trail in the PASTURE IRRIGATION Ladino and Louisiana white August 12. he WR::; in with some mules and com- j; ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM future. conducted at the clover an of 81 cent. THESE Church' Experiments average per . �LOCATIONS FOR vrought Th e was made from thence to he drove isn't he wonderful? He makes friends every· HOW TO KILL IT growers. The extra water improved the �nnounc�ment YOUR CONVENIENCE polled to go along Savannah "Mather. .--- I DWight Keith. of The Bulloch nutritive value of the grass- s�cretary Highway 80 East, PO 4-5511 Baqk we IN ONE e Athletic County a in the Train." As were about If no! �: Coaches team 'Ammunition I HOUR, pleased clover mixture Georgia U.S. 301 PO 2317 . by Increasing South, -Member F\lderal I' w_h_e_ro_,_w_e_g_o_!_" with STRONG ASSOCiatIOn. De�sit Insurance CorporatioD- Savannah he came in my service an d h b een Instant-drying legumes 17 per cent. The four- 1 ..------' leaving as •• T·4·L liquid, your 48e back at content of to time the services IIIIr.=a_I'III_.I!ICI===a;;;;;:r-----mcmm=:::z::IIi;! year average protein with me up the present performing any drug store. It off The STATESBORO GINNERY sloughs the irrigated forage was 21 per of him in an manner .His health Infected skin. Exposes more required acceptable ATTfNTION ment as compared to 17 per 1. has been good with the exception of about 10 davs N E V I L S NEW S cent on plots not irrigated. ����s t�dgTkl������n·t� Coastal Bermuda He that I assure of his kinde-st grass produced Malarious fever. desires gives a film of gives .IJ:W.IiIl££1l5TfHDP5 antiseptic protec- more forage than any other Uon. towards Yrself & & and begs to be NOW at FRANKLIN DRUG under TIME regards you family PO 4.4285 WEST MAIN STREET grass species tested, both TESTED AND CO. remember dto them all and also that his mother I-e Nesmith is spending a has been confined to the Bulloch irrigation and natural conditions. Marty 7-3. 17. 31 h C���taI I fM th t W=��h�������.ful���·3-������ an COTTON and Moore. fARMfRS with Eddie Teddy week, having undergone t;<' GOLF FUNDAMENTALS that he intends to return home as soon as a cr',· ••��e••••••••••��•• Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martin. Mr. operation. They wish fore���==3�m�.m.�����m��B����gaher D�&� ,'0. affords Vis if his is a that she Golf pro Ben Hogan offers tips FIELD •• • venient opportunity presence and Mrs. Charlie Renew and speedy recovery PROVEN soon. to golf enthusiasts in his recent sired. An answer to this will be most 'e children. Mrs. William L. Goss might return home early agreea' "Ben and daughter ,nil of Statesboro, Mr. and Mrs. are best-selling book, Hogan's direct to my care. Hey.\�ard -We to cotton. Five Lessons of the Modern and Mr. warren Williams and Anderson of Savannah visited ready gin your the most famous team Mrs. Fundamentals of Golf." which in the field "I am Madam Yr obdnt Savnt children were Sunday dinner Sunday with Mr. and Olan money-malcing has been added to the States' 1st Lieut. & 33rd guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Anderson. "Jno A. Miller, Quater Mastel', -We have trucks to haul boro Library Collec­ Waters Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beatty ready your Regional N. J. Vols." tion.. other manuals on Reg. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Elling- of Brooklet visited Sunday Many was with Mr. and Mrs. gilf are also available. The fact that the Bulloch Courthouse ton of Ala .. ar- afternoon A County Montgomery. Time for cotton our to their J. M. Rowe. to burned by the Yankees on their way through States- rived Saturday [oin Change gin. daughters, Gilda and Susan. who Mr. and Mrs. Wilton boro in their March to the Sea is substantuated by the Ro,:"e have been spending some time and children. Randy and LIb· in the Mrs Litt Allen -We will have a man to minutes of the Ordinary Court which are filed wllh Ihell' grandparenls. Mr. and by. and Mr and unload your FREE GIFfS!! of vaults of the office of the Ordinary Court. Mrs. H. C. Burnsed. were Sunday dinner guests

. .' " . Friends of ChRrles Ellison nre Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Anderson At The· The mlllutes of the Ordinary s Court on Db'ecem et cotton for leave hapoy to know that he is oble to at Register. you. Just your 5, 1864, record this notation: be back home after severnl days Miss Brenda Anderson �ns .r�· Curtis Youngblood Co. a week s VISit "This being the day appointed by law for holding stay in the Bulloch County tu_rned ho�e after us . In Savannah. truck . Hosl>ital. With relatives with while tend to the Court of of Bulloch County, but the you Ordmary Friends of Mrs. Warren WiI· Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rowe ELECT Tent of Values burnt the Yankees were here at Statesborough and Iiams regret to learn Ihat she visited Sunday with Mr. and courthouse and that day as such there was no court any other business you want to. Located on I He is a Screven farmer·business· V'e ����������������������;1 e County 11eld." Winn.Dixie Parkmg Lot man·editor . The next court was held at the h0me of David -Our will the I .. . LOANS .. , equipment give you Beasley, Ordinary, as established by the following entry He has served five terms as a State in the minutes of the Ordinary's Court on January 11, e Repre. best so that can sentative. you - grade get ]865: Conventional- FHA GI "This being the day appointed by law for holding RADIATOR in He has served one term in the the the Court of Ordinary in �.lld for Bulloch County e Georgia higher prices. blll'nt and the consequence of the Courthouse being "See First Federal First" Senate. CLEANING critical situation of the county, Court was opened by -We are READY to render a PREMI· of the John Denmark and held at the residence He is a World War II veteran as a volun· INVEST TODAY e and This is the to make I way money Lilliston Peanut Equipment harvests YOlir in the Ordinary. David Beasley, Ordinary." teer. UM GINNING JOB with crop days, gets to the SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY FSLlC Prompt to market before bad a peanuts weather sets in. Labor costs - Statesboro proved disappointment are cut as much as 80% just two men their brief here. The is told REPAffiING Yankees during stay story -Member Federal Home Loan Bank He has been a of do the Lilliston clears the for System- e always representative and Courteous Service. job. way other plantings, too, from two to four months earlier - cash that on a bleak December day in 1864 a Yankee officer ALL the people. in the bank instead of Mr. Fletcher's of nuts on the ground. can't lose with Lillistoni rode up to the frortt gate Charnock "Our Money Builds Homes" you just home and asked how far it was to Statesboro. When Ask Our Satisfied GUARANTEED e His service record is untouche'd Many he looked long public informed he was in the heart of the city -v- by political scandal. - WORK around in disgust. The town at that time consisted Customers They Will two houses and a whiskey of the courthouse, boarding VISIT - CALL - WRITE store or two. Tell You About FOYIS there was in A or The soldiers drank all the whiskey --v-- clogged leaking the saloons, caught all the chickens in the yards and and FOY'S Service radiator can result in Ginning I serious motor S. Inc. set fire to the courthouse. First Federal and Loan damage. ��ke Brunson; The only known acoount written about an attempt Savings Lot us clean and repai r - on Call 4-3362 or now. to Bheman's Army in Bulloch County its March HAGAN Day your radiator EAST MAIN ST. stop Association of Statesboro ELLIOTT POplar Night tc the Sea is by the late J)Jn Miller, well remembered tor his colorful way of telling a story. Mr. Miller wrote: Statesboro, Georgia To From the First District was com· SEE US FOR SERVICE The Llllrllon _ "Word reached BtatesbollO that the army Congress Georgia rugged Shoker Windrow., Th. world·fgmoul lilliJlnn Peanut' Comlfln* CA. I.ov.. - P. O. BOX gO PHONE PO 4-5485 Q loose. Auffy, uniform wlndro.... STATE�BORO, no read of the You have doubt people abandoning 'n 0 moiler of ing. I. M. fOY and SON 6INN�RY p.onuh dry dO)'I. All vitol :a���::n!:� �:.II:h;orfi�·.:·nu7°h!tr�;�I��: parh or. mochlned from sleet. Pick. all their homes ....hen heard of 8herman'tl army com·IIlo ;;;i;;; ;.i temper.d typu of cur.d qr •• they • .Motor - - ",I-CV"�l"�' Parts · • It's on - _. ' Co. the ...... � lob year Ylar wllh a nut. NORTH ZETTER'6w'�·R·'A·VE. STATESBORO, GA. .. :r after plein, cI.an., It.m., bag. 'i�.", In mlhl""um of molnl.nonc•. an. Imooth, tontlnu9'" op.rallon/h (' MORNING PARTY SATIJRDAY brown bow. A 8111ali matching FOR D01TY HOWARD shoes The Bulloch Herald - 7 Miss Memorial Park' to be selected' hot, and bag to motch, and Page while gloves. She wore the Miss Glenda Banks and Bar­ The Bulloch Herald I orchid from her bouquet. Statesboro, 1958 bara Andersan honored Miss Georgia, Thursday, August 21, Dolly Howard at a dessert party REHEARSAL PARTY FOR at Recreation Center at 8 Saturday morning, August 9, at Women'. New. and HOWARD-lANIER WEDDING Friday night Glenda's home at 409 Park Mr. and Mrs. Don Q. Russell Womans Club Avenue. were hosts nt the Recreation m Park 1110 Miss Memorial Con­ . b Center for the wedding party wa ytantes an annual event in Stutes­ The rooms were decorated test, The Blllloch Herald - 6 and out-of-town guests at n buf­ will climax the summer In with red radiance roses. renewlng �.... __ bora Page ret supper, t.ho �ccrcution program. Sched- Miss Lorayne Nabers won Jaycees begin The table was decorated with M/. and Mrs. Charles W. uled ror 8 o'clo k summer ear bobs in a bridal Friday nlght.] _ White, yellow nnd orchid chrys­ Rockett Jr. or Macon announce ex­ contest. '" "'... 22, the event is a August big anthemums arrnng d in n low I memberships the birth of daughter, Margaret or the peered 10 be a highlight Dale Angel delight, punch and long bowl. Eleanor; August 14 at the Ma­ Carnegie toasted nuts were served summer nctivities. by Mrs. J. E. Bowen Jr., presi­ con �VEt:I(l.Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE TI\C bride-elect wore n white Hospital. Prizes are presented to Mrs. Osborne Banks ond Mrs. dent of the Statesboro Woman's being i lace sheath over pink polished Mrs. Rockett was before her r • the winner (rom several of the Rufus Anderson, Club, this week reminds the course 3 Mrs. Ernest Brannen,oCietyEditor Phone 4-2382 cotton with u bolero jacket. marriage Miss Detty Lovett, merchants nnd morc of the club who hove Statesboro Sept. members of Mr. and Mrs. L • There were I Their to was guests. daughter have s gift Dotty a din- 1'-- • twenty-six than twenty contestants Fred I not yet paid their annual dues Bates Lovett of Statesboro. Hodges Jr., president of ner plate in her casual chino. to vic for the coveted __ __.J I'A·"-Y lYNN MORIUS Ihnt should bo before signed up [i_reen, ,'·(l_r the Statesboro Junior PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I Pat maid of The bride's covered In dnugh thoy paid Chamber Miss Virginia chapman, also a Miss Lamb, table, MISS HOWARD "Miss Meruorlul" crown. ElfH f,!(PJ1' L 110 we- h lI'lh'ly of IeI' of M'�, lind Mrs. Phii Morl'l� September I. Mrs. Talmadge Commerce, this week an­ bride-elect, received mats. SCENE OF [honor, the bridesmaids, Misses pink satin with a net oversklrt, FETED AT TEA 52 place or Woodland lind Mrs. Gerald The contest this year is being 1 nounced that the local Bnrbara was a Hills, Californln, Ramsey Dllllclc-\ Jaycees HOWARD-LANIER \VEDDING Howard, sister of the centered with On tu��� .It�hnS�te;;b�;�e a��:r re; Mrs. ;'r,� i� wore thre�.liered Saturday evening, August and gmuddnughtcr of Mr. nnd supervised by Ralph re-ccn 't�r, are sponsoring again this year Dotty a pale pink pima bride, and Patricia Redding and cake; the top tier was and wedding 16, Miss Dolly Howard was the Mrs. Thud ,I. Morris and Mr. nnd ' week's visit with her son Turner, Known to of the Paulette _ �'\/v'dy pl:li1'1] Dale cotton with a fitted bodice and Miss Jean GI,l'e'ol,o'lv,eelr'SI,alpreCoc,h,la"i,rl't't'eOon aO"Fd· trhee. muny TI,e Cornegie course In Dorothy Howard, Dianna Howard, junior brides- separated from the lower tiers central the W. B. Whittles of n 55 Club-shaped figure at a lovely seated Mrs. Homer Sinunons of States- newal dues be to them family, Stalesboro Folks as "Snnady" Steps how "to bouffant skirt. She wore pearl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. muid and sister of the white columns covered with mny pnld broyinc tools gain selt-conftdonca, Ray bride, by tea ul House. Macon. Mr. unci Mrs. Whittle Marlin when she worked in the 13 Interstices accessories and white shoes. Alexander Hodges Party bora WIlS declared the "Cutest Ladles wishing to join the club overcome fear, speak effectively, Howard of States- wore pole pink chiffon dresses lilies of the valley. The and Susan and 14 �d VERTICAL guests were 1110t by the in u contest conducted in I b t t' M children, Blaine" recreation is RlJg.. of friends became the over Baby" program, "Sandy" develop poise and increase one's . Twenty Dotty's boro, bride of Chris pink taffeta nnd net with A miniature bride and remained in Statesboro for a mountain spur I Yawns groom hostesses, Miss Am Jill Brown Woodlands Hills Pnnto nil out to one of t.he income." attended the Ronald SOn of Mr. and moulded and round recently. ���l;\S�� o��Mr;. ��no[��I�.l1!tnn�·:1 going stnge IS party Laniel', bodices stood under an arch of double nnd we k. A or the visit �"::J5tcnlng 2 Prnyer Miss Ednn Mile Dcruunrk. is one old und won her dues highlight most successful contests in the Mrs. Don Russell just year nre $5.00.' device The classes will be held at Sunday, necklines. The billowy skirts bells and lilies. wns u 10, 3 County In 12 Division of the 38 Salad the wedding volley The ten table, overlaid with title over 107 onrestanrs. Purl picnic Sunday, August or the annual events. A 17 th f t d h I history 10 Coal dlgcer Missouri Sallie Zetterower I k d d I' and spcnd-t he-day party on will be well known calyx Ingredient Elementary 1110 judges 18 4 School each c��r�� i� Rebound Accomplish 17 Eorly English 40 Rutlcnul Wednesday night, MISS DOITY HOWARD Statesboro business lenders and 19 East (Fr.) 5 Charitable (nb.) 41 Shoshone an beginning September 3, at 7 IS HONOREE AT ����:�:��;b;��r�nP. ��t��.��;������i0�s��!i� l��� �::�� :;;::�c�.o�:�r�n;fi��:� to eil��e end 20 \J��;:;�\���I: the contest is scheduled Well ��i,�ec�,�r����y s���; groomed !lIfts 25 Operatic solo o'clock. The and �,��Lw�����::�;:��I�::�m:�(::� Auxtlia- Indlons course will con­ ferns 10 m. 21 Note COKE PARTY :i�1:fS:£��:��:�on g��£I�:��:��'I��;;:���:���:��m� not Intcr than In G Train track 26 p. Pungent 42 Behold! tinue for fourteen a n�rt Ed Calles weeks with ricT�:�d Ri�� ����n;' n���k�� �; �r,:�tYfla':��::. ��r�!��s p��� ��r,�t:\��'���i��sgreen liw��e, t tho of the Guido's scale 7 Low slInd hill 27 Cornn cloth ��;���d a:;;ltel'���d s;:'�:�� �e�:�� ����II��on��:;�I;��:�I�e .��� Following crowning 43 Snare each class limited to On Saturday morning, August were carried and. �i ;Valers. 22 ot 8 forty former Miss ��, :I,:elthUT::����� He�'�,'��nl��st�� queen there will be a donee on King Oyster claire 26 Pseudonym of 44 contest Miss Howard the Speed members. Registrations are ac­ 2, Dotty was �h:d a�t��s�:�s b:a����: ��dw\�::�elar��\���,� ror all or th Egypt (Bib.) 9 Measure of Charles Lamb 45 Pismires �:���i�� m�';s 'e��I�v�:�I: C����li�:;,�a'���d �;����;e,�OI::.':,I:,��n�I�W. \��al::;: �I'�:'la '��:���ns�he tho pavillion in the order central figure at a burst of while Mr. Don Kussell served 23 Chemical orca cepted made. morning party arrangement Q. ferns in silv r compotes. The fully gowned as H bride In i------:���.wZt;rOI� ���i��O�: �i\����: court and friends. The 33 Move with life 46 Soviet city ----P-l-A-Y-G-O-l-F---- queen's given by her friends, Miss Pen­ gladioli, white as best man. the was called to order sumx 10 Surrender Members of the __ chrysanthemums Usher-groomsmen table was encircled with miniature, meeting to end vigor 51 for Jaycee or-I--��������=�����::=:�=====::::--::...---- __::::::==___:.:::=::=:::=:==:::::;::.:.::...:==__ punch hornc-carmed The committee of the Cyclones will be present pre­ Symbol Rimes and Rose at and Simmons added golf 2f Bum:cse 11 Jnterferometer 35 with ny Franklin, bride's roses, based in a were Gene Mikell of Canton. and while carnations. The hostesses Miss by Mrs. Mnrie Boatman, presl- and DRiry produd selenium ganizalion whom one might greenery presented served of Forest CI ub sent music for dancing who are interested in Ior next year. all-church on home on West Jones white fluted vegetables and jurs Heights Country wood .prllo rod 3� Vllal are: picnic Thursday Penny's column, veiled with Georgia, Al Allen, AI Barbara Howard and Howard a creamer and a condl- dent, who introduced the port 53 Right (ob.) register broaden-I McDougald Gray wants us to remind pleasure. 27 ing their experiences and en- The teachers nrc concerned at 6 pench pickles and preserves. college listening WriUni Forest 26 teachers vening, August 21, p. m. Avenue. plumosa rern. Fern trees were and Gene Fletcher. Martha Lamb the menl set. Miss visitors, Mrs. Dallns Cason, Pem- show Johnston at 4-344 J: passed nap- Virginia Chap· Another highlight or the Implement riching their program for with the problem of "drop-outs." on the church Tea will There were Ihirty guests and Dent Newlon at t�e grounds. interspersed with white seven· Mrs. Ray Hownrd chose for kins. Mrs. Sindell und mnn, bride of wns re· broke, Mrs. Boatman, 4-5471; M. L. Each of the were re· Roger August, will be a special presentation of 2� Ance."'r of boys and girls in the seventh, It is believed that more studenls be furnished the church and guests branched her present·. mother of Commander ����:;' :11���h:�e�O::;:� g�a���� at Curt by candelabra, holding daughter's wedding a pale Mrs. L. Howard served membered wilh tea Boatmun and Miss Laricy 4·3031; Stein- ninth minded to a favorite Harry crystal swimming twirling by Pharoa� at ksh eighth, and grades," said leave school when they get to I all are asked 10 a bring cathedral The reserved blue sheath with crushed chiffon Mrs. read the bring picnic tapers. coasters, Virginia Tral)lIell 30 berger at 4·5471; and Wallis ,wor punch. Linda Bean of Statesboro. Well Indian Op Miss Maude White of Bulloch the middle than at recipe which might come in MISS GUARDIA HONORED ���a/���d.:r,� �:�;��?gre��� any were 0 low of the June Cobb Jr, at 4·5471. grades supper. pews marked with white encircling round neck- in serving were In n bridal cont.est Miss Pen- minutes meeting, known to in t.his area as mulberry when becomes a Assisting AT MORNING PARTY fcc or 55 cents. people County. other time," Miss White said. good Dotty find white salin bows. line with 0 velvet ribbon ex- and from various com. 31 gladiOli Misses Linda Howard, Mary ny Rimes won a costullle brace· reports If on Miss Symbol 10r held here TIle midweek prayer service housewife. Mrs. Dan Lester was hostess the at.tendant isn't on outstanding performer, across the front, mittees were Iridium nUSINESS LEITERS The State Department of Edu- will be Nuptial music was presented tending ending Alice Chaney, Ann Lamb and given. in held the . Bean is a senior at Florida Slate • following picnic. on Thursday morning, August dU�. 32 in a small bow on lhe ea were served Chin .... for Teachers of cation three leaders to Coke was served with by Mrs. W. B. Wyatt, organist, right Harriet Howard. le�r guests Pillk Mrs. Cason, preSident, First co all lOX e rs where she is nctive in Suggestions preparing busi- the seventh, provided On 7, at hoI' home on Pnrl{ Avcnue, PI��Cect�hO c�rreclnCarchfln�� fit � University Friday evening, August 22, and side. Her shoes were cul the In measure and ninth conduct the and Ill­ events cookies, lady fingers, and Miss Edna Mae Denmark, dyed-to- The bride und groom punch, dainty embossed cukes Disl.rlot Georgln Department, tee. bond and music uctivlties. ness letters that results are eighth grades from workshop at 7:30 111. the cOlllmencement with a Coco-Coin party 33 get SpeCial p. who match. She wore a small feather cake and white lovely Nocturnal cluded Don cheese straws. sang "Because" and "The first slice of the wedding pink motif, white Amerlcon Legion Auxiliary, in- in Earle Bulloch, Bryan, Jenkins and Coleman, principal exercises will be held at Miss G e n e vie v C flYer given Bickley's recently the hat. c cese honoring Lord's ufter which Mrs . .Iohn D. Deal thhe straws nnd sand- stalled the new officers who Screven counties have com­ of the Sallie Zetterower School, Prayer." fancy 34 VornJsb revised book, "How to Write just All departments of the Two Guardia, bride-elect of August. to cOllle und Join Post 90 games furnished laughs The a The Mrs. and Olliff served a two-week MISS Sue IIlstructlonal , bride, radiant blonde, groom's mother, Charles Ingredient Better Business Letters," which pleted curriculum Snipes, at Vacation Bible School will hold A color theme of pink ond Auxiliary. Preston of Thomas for all and prizes for two. For entering with er, by a silk the caMkrs.e. \Vi����'e present were Miss. I��ot:r. planned beige . 36 Pronoun is available at the Statesboro dcvelopment workshop held in supervisor County, open house in order thal the her. fath. w.ore coco.a .. white prevailed in the c1ecora. ;ce��t, e:���!��t.��L�l��. Rep- the first small can- whom she was In mar- taffeto wuh the out-of-town Howard, Instnlled were: Mrs. Mar- and Isabell game lace at Vlrglnta ficers 37 For tbe &ako Statesboro. Twenty·six teachers Miss lumsden, in- bags given matching Among guests Mlsse� Chap- lions in the home. Two ar- Regional the chil­ . lovely Library. parents may inspect IRussell, man" !ChUrch. different were wore a were rs. . . Y the R,mes , , __::_----'------taining spices riage, of The bodice M H R oung, Penny Pat Lamb garet Hodges. president; of honor enrolled in the to structional supervisor or Clarks- F·Irst B 1S wedding gown one of Palmi .Mrs. (ab.) _....-+_ workshop t· t dren's work. A necklh.\e. mould.ed I'angements, Christi, very interesting around Mr. and Barbara n new 38Wonn luncheon at Mrs. "in-service curriculum Ga. ap passed for the girls to imported Chantilly lace and ny- by dall1tv hand tucks [iared 111- bride's grandmother; Anderson, G len d Will Helen Bilby, vice presl­ Ambulance meeting study dc­ ville, program has been planned. the other of Euonymus leaved spotlights 41 FanaUcal Kitchen for the test their ability to detect the Ion net, over taffeta, fashioned to a skirt with lace inserts Mrs. Drayton Sutton, Columbia, Banks, Beverly .Joyner, Lorayne dent; Mrs. Eloise Gnudry, secre· Bryant's today. velpment middle grades." The aims of the workshop are There are two special events All interested members and added rich coloring, 24-HOUR SERVICE different aromas. Howard with a Her S, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Nabers. Romona Martha Mrs. Annie Mac Carrol E. Tootle is "The teachers to Dotty scalloped lac. neckline dividing the gores. hat and C.; lee, tary; Shealey, president attended the help teachers increase their planned for the final week of friends are invited to Th bl fl' I1 th ....-I-�- cordially n eta girls won and was' awarded .. in front with V Howard and Sue Rose ColO- Mrs. Bar- :: of the First District a deeD. I gloves were beige. and sons, Jerry Smith, Franklin, trensurer; Rosemory -PHONE 4-3188- Pn���.�f:��i) organizn· workshop on volunteer basis to assist them in de- Vacation lovely decolletage R.F.D. skills, Bible School at First be present for these speciol were serveed was'rollllwmn'dlCsom e� yap- Mlndanar SCM. r. an d Deal Patricia and Mrs. Julia tion. and included those teachers organdy apron. in back, short scalloped loce Both Mrs. Howard Mrs. Tommy, A Iken, .; Iyn Redding ry, hlstorlon; Trap- policy veloping plans for their schools Baptist Church. The first is the occasions. an� with n lace 481ndlon sleeves and Russell wore white Mrs. Howard and Bobbie pointed and Mrs. Bobbie close fitting bodice, orchids. Harry daugh· Howard. ha�d-mnde nell, chaplain; - Prince H. Preston The next lover, centered With a silver Laniel' Hunter Rep. has gateway game everyone fastened down back with tiny ter, Hnrriet, and Mrs. Olin Miss Howard chose for the tea Cooper, sergeant.ot.llrms. called attention to new 49S.otUsh raced to see if she could name a ennde I a brum cascode d ItI1 pink postal covered buttons. The slender ELABORATE RECEPTION Eargle of Columbia, S. C.; Mr. .Iovely silk organ.7...8 print with '!' rt was announced that the policies which w11l allow an Funeral Home tension of rural routes.ex_I_�'h�e=e�Pf�O�ld�_=::==::::::�_!:::�::��:::�::::!.__ ��::;�:t ��\Cr��i� delivery �:��\I�ginc!�� t?rod�fi�h\�� the ���d��s. a�� ::�� g�ee�h�� t��11 A�er���� 215 South Main Street "Rural out with the most and her ����s;ali�'� e��nl��� A�m�::;at:�YA��::wing �����linan�OW;i�?y W��\�r:as������ �:�lor�,e���ffla�� delivery routes may NEVilS M.Y.F. HAS prize the net and lace ruffles in the the bride's Mr. North S. C. fastened with matching green ���·det:\��t����t�:.�e:�ae�� Tuesday evening, August 26, at wedding parents, Augusta, the hostess in Statesboro, Georgia now be extended on the basis PROGRAM was hand lotion and coiogne. Lanier left bows. As Oliver assisted ON CHRISTIAN Homer Parrish back, and apron erfect in rront and Mrs, Ray Howard enter- Mr. and Mrs. Chris accessories, Dotlie of benefiting two families used entertaining. per FAITH ON WED. NIGHT gained bouffance which fermi· tnlned at a reception in the ban- for a short wedding trip before cut �o����c�f T;e m��':;.,rSI��",,�; �:�Ie:��d F�':�I. ��I�un:; mile instead of the old require- wa�o�t�':t g��t :��� ear a w Ite aves an Genevieve's wos a J�U��:Og���SS��� nated in a graceful chapel train, quet room of Mrs. Bryant's ADD HOWARD-LANIER -.- bA�strali�.s, gIcrystalett� gift cup American Legion Post Is invited ''- _' ment of three "Christian Fnlth" was the sub- families," the First \ENT Other guests were Misses Pat Her three·tiered finger tip veil Kitchen. to the Base III white shoes. and saucer in her breakfasll District ject of the Nevils M.Y.F. meet- IS O�EVELOP� returning, Na�al i'...... _ sairl. china. CongressmAn Lamb, Barbara Anderson, Glenda of imported illusion was at� Mrs. Bartow Lamb greeted the The traveled on of last attending �ackson�II.le. br:1de Mr. 0 staunch advo- ing Wednesday night Amelia The honoree wore a two- Prest.on, Banks, Brown, Ramona tached to a tiara of seed pearls guests nnd Mrs. George Bean In an orlgm81 two·plece BUFFET DINNER FETES cate of better rural mail week with Lou Ann in �ostume blue service, Trapnell "c 0 • , •• Lee, WIth the piece sleeveless chemise of HENRY'S ( o , [0 Lorayne Nabers, Carolyn and sequins The bride carried introduced them to Ihe receiving suit by Ike Clarke, MISS BRANNEN, Shop During urged rural citizens to obtain chorge. Others On thc program d rna tila accen ted a F. B.I. Presents Shell Homes Deai, Beverly Joyner, Jane a white pu�ple.throated orchid line composed of Mrs. Ray straight skirt in liny brown JIMMY BLITCH by from their locnl postmasters the were Sondra Nesmith, Pennie Academy � Family 'I hite but Ann loose CO�it I�r Averitt, Mary Hodges, cascaded with gypsophela and Howard, Mrs. Don Russell, Mr. checks with the jacket On e\'ening, August 8, DOLLAR DAYS necessary forms to request an Trapnell, Billy Rose Sunders F�lday Homer Morgan Parrish of the Virginia Chapman, Norma Rush- white satin ribbons on a white Russell, the bride and groom, w,th three·quarter length sleeves at 8 0 clock guests arrived at �n �ri�o a'::'ci :��� �cessorles� and _ ext.ension of their routes. Alwyne Burnsed. and Martha collar with Thi nine u est s were Statesboro Police Department is ing Sue Smith. satin and lace Bible. and the bride's attendants. featuring a Peter Pan the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. rty g "These forms must be filled the business meet- Following Johnson for a attending the sixty-second ses­ buffet dinner Dollar out and returned to the post· inc and progrom the group met :..pre_"_en_t_· 1 Days sion of the Federal Bureau of honoring Miss Patricia Brannen in thc recreation of the master before Rny extension of hall Here is the to own a well constructed at and Investigation National Academy opportunity fine, home low, low prices. Homes that offer a Jimmy Blitch, sharing these routes will be considered," church for a social hour, with which classes honors with ,Miss Genevieve,R Preston he said. Miss Pennie Trapnell In charge began Monday. completely finished exterior! Homes that are built of finest materials and Guardia, bride of August 20. ep. "This new will of the games. Sandra Severn I Charles quality expertly supervised policy greatly Nesrn.ith weeks ago, Last Yea.r's Hosts for the occasion were served un iced rruit drmk benefit the people of the First juice W. Brown, agent In charge of Repeatillg Johnson, Mrs. J. B. John· construction. are Jimmy and cookies. throughout There many floor to choose from, one of our locations h·Its tobacco Congressional District, the F,B.I. office in plans Stop by son Geo�ja . Savannah, and Mrs. B. B. Morris. Billie Rose Sanders w,lI be , and the nation as a whole," the advised Chier of Police Ben Dahlias were In the living . chalrmnn for next nearest and' see our model shell homes. You'll are Statesboro said. progrnm Allen of Statesboro that one or you agree truly America's Most room Congressman t.�e they Improved DIG SELL-OITT ! ! ! and lovely roses decorated on The new policy is a result or meeting Wednesday night. his potrolmen, Homer Parrish, the sun room. The now meets on Shell Homes! Own one compames discussions between officials of group had been extended an invita­ Today! The table had for a center· Instead of the Post Ornce Department, Wednesda.y nights tion to attend the F.B,I. piece an arrangement of gladioli Congressman Prince Preston members of Congress and in. Sunday nights. Academy which \\'os to begin and gypsophella in a sliver denounced the tobacco com­ tensive studies made over a long August 18. The Academy offers bowl. panies in a speech on the noor of of period time. a twelve·wcek course in law The guests were served the House on Thursday, V OUR bufrel, Postal orricials said this policy·Ne l·)S Scllool enforcement to members of the METEOR MODEL $2,595 CASH PRICE baked ham, turkey, pineapple charging them with responsibili­ reflects the improvements in lhe local pOlice departments with the salad, peas en casserole, rice ty for the abrupt drop in tobacco nalion's which mAke last two weeks devoted to a on the markets. highways, lG on PRICES bouillon, celery curls. bell pcp. prices Georgia more people accessible to rural speciulized field of study. The pers, and carrots in sliver open trays, Preston said that the sudden deliver yservices than before. session for these selected police hot rolls and butter cake, orange decline in in some cases mem-lez Col prices, willpo cmfwy officers are held ot Quantico, AS tow AS, ice cream served with orange Thurs., 28 as much as 18 cents a pound, Aug. Virginio. sauces and iced tea. was a blow Jomes E. of heavy to the hard Beoll, principal Patricia Brannen was lovely the Patrolman a native of pressed Georgio t 0 b 0 C c 0 Novils School has returned Purrish, in a belted chemise in gray and The First District from summer school at Bulloch County, hus been a growers. Peabody white printed silk. Genevieve member of the Statesboro representative charged that a College. Guardia wore a white polished member of Senate sent in­ lie announces this week that Police Department since 1955. the cotton dress daintilv em­ ,------­ to to rind the will on vestigators Georgia Nevils School open , -Hundreds and Hundreds of To hroidered in blue, with solid Lamps out why tobacco was bringing August 25 when the tenchers blue trip. Elaine McCauley, RS high 0 price in Georgia, where begin Iheir pre·planning pro-. house of the Pl.00 to remain guest Johnsons, tobacco Is not to be gram. Tho children will Choose From. required register wore a red and white em· as it is In South Carolina on $995 lied, Thursday morning, August broidered cotton. 28. will return ror where tobacco growers tie their They regulAr The honorees were h BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET presented before it. .school session on 2, wit product markellng September open ice tea goblets in their crystal after the other schools joining patterns. Miss McCauley re • "It appears to me that the in the Bulloch school County THE SECOND LAMP of the SAME PRICE ceived �Iove stretchers. tobacco companies of America system in Your Deed Is observing September weatller All. You Need' guests were invited. have deliberately dropped the Labor a good Tv.:enty I, Day, as holiday. price of tobacco hecause these Max for Lockwood, superin- BED LAMPS �"PPER PARTY Senate invesllgators went into tendent of the Statesboro Rec­ You 'I. the tobacco to find out CaR! Name Your Own Only HONORS MISS BRANNEN markets reation announced Department, AND MR. BLITCH why it was bringing os much In look beau this week that lhe The easy swimming FOR EVERY ROOM Georgia as it does in South

at . , of pool the swim center in Mrs. Frank Simmons, Mrs. Carolina," Preston declared to catcher, slim skirt Memorial Park will remain Down and open Paymen'l Easy Willis Cobb. Mrs. Leodel Cole· his Congressional colleagues. to the as as the Go! This Good all wool diagonal public long Lamp MUST During man, Mrs. Virgin In Evans and Every 9ffer "I think it is a commen­ weather remains suitable. Three bedrooms both and Mrs. Walter wcre sad living room, dining room, kitchen porch. A three-piece bathroom set and McDougald tweed ••. cocoon-back fixtures that the tobacco The morning hours nrc 10 light in'dudeJ in the purchase price for yOur instollotion. hostesses at an out-door supDer tary companies Monthly Payments DOLLAR DAYS would the blouson of washable a. m. and 12 noon nnd from 2 Only Au.�ust 2 honoring Miss Patricia deliberately drop m. Brannen and her price and bring it down as much p. to 6 p. m. and from 7 p. m. fiance, Jimmy orlan wool as 18 cents a when there jersey to 10 p. Ill. in the evening. The Blitch. pound has been a demand for the regular hours will be observed The scene was picturesque great with tweed trim, short Preston on The will be A Three Piece Bathroom Set and with t.hles with red checked crop this yt'ar," Sundays. pool Light Fixtures Included in the - or PUl!'chase Price 3 table continued. Blue apricot. closed On Monday and Satur­ Second Big Super Special Days Only c1aths and wrouS!ht iron day l:1mos. J n c I e men t weather 5 to 15. nights. for Your "It is unfortunate that such Sizes During the last week in Ready Installation! Solution r;hDm�ed the background ouick� 100% Dyed action was taken by the in­ the will Iv as the went indoors. August pool be open partv of the Square vestigators other body . from 10 a. m. to i2 noon. The porch, living room. and ! CARPET $4.99 Yard (Senate), because the tobacco Broadloom dining room were readllv Rayon companies invariably seize on $22.59 to the atmosphere. On SEE-WRITE-OR PHONE US "dapte� any opportunity to reduce the TODAY 9 x 12 Groon or Rose the main table a fruit and Postmasters vege· price ond deprive the farmers table arrangement was verY of what they are justly entitled colorful under the candlelight stated . RUG Only S59.88 to"' Preston meet from talJ wrought Iron Inmns. today AUGUSTA, GEORGIA C. The suiterl to BEAUFORT, S. MACON, GEORGIA With supper. healthy !:mpetites for out-door eatl"". D. R. Deloach, Statesboro 1752 Gordon 2B07 West Lllten to Mn. Ernest BI'IIIlIIeII on ...... Wo 8peab" oa Highway Boundry 3110 Broadway To Fit Above SI.00 postmasler, announced today P. O. Box 735 Phone 149B CUSHIONS Rugs Only Rug WWNS each Wedn..... at 9:30-9:45 P.M. 8:30-8:45 P.M. Phone 6-3454 FREE GIFTS!! Monday, y. 1bunday friday that the postmasters of the First Phone RE ��r:���d "�:te�a:��sDh��is.fr��� 6-1306 P. O. Box 8:411 L DL and Eighth Districts will meet 3022 fashioned potato salad, snap­ Tuesday Wednesday At at Mrs. Bryant's Kitchen this henn casserole. larj!e trays of The, 26 August 27 sliced August noon to wind up a two-day meet� Register For tom�toes. olives and • GEORGIA - WJBF Channel 6 �TATESBORO, Curtis Co, WSAV Channel 3 ing in Statesboro. Mr. DeLoach SAVANNAH, GEORGIA WADLEY, GEORGIA pickles: iced tea and home- Youngblood At Western Limits on made individuA I nics. is host postmaster. City Mills B. Lone at Ogeechee Rd. U. S. FREE chocolate U. S. Highway No. I Narth RENR Y�S is is The executive committee met Highway No. BO P. O. Box 474 Patricia's and Jill1mv's places "SENIORITY the "SENIORITY the Phone 375 were Tent of yeslerday at the country club. Phone Poplar 4-3012 Ol,one Prizes At linked with two large Values Adams 3-0907 P. O. Bax 436 Saturday Bowen Furniture Co. First onTy-�EAPON the only WEAPON the Mayor Bill Bowen welcomed P. O. Box 523 horseshoes. Shop HEN.RYS the this Patricia's gift from the Located on The SOUTH has left!" SOUTH has left!" postmasters morning. BOWEN'S 16 SOUTH MAIN PHONE PO 4-3414 Congressman Prince Preston chop plate Winn-Dixie Lot Dollar .... Parking will be the guest speaker at the 1 ------�s���"e:a::'�� ac����e Shop Henry's During Days ....",-....!. For the two at them Mrs,II- ....! of the to methods or subject matter and lmpll­ given changing TIIe BuIIoch HeraId - P 9 cations of educa­ the development or motor skills. age Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McElhan. contemporary Brooklet News tlon and research perception, self - evaluation. non and children, Glp, Jean and at .. start in psychological - classes G. T C. The Bulloch 8 Sept. on curriculum understanding, thinking lind at. Herald Saturday Improvement. __ Cathy or Jackson, Miss., S_t_a_tc_s_b_o_l'_o,;,'_G_e_0_r.;:g;"la,,;,_T_h_u_rs_d_a.:y;,;,_A_u.;:gu�s_t_2_1.;.'_1_9_58..;.._ spent Page toining omotional and soclat at the home of Dr. Method. or Studying 502. The Nature and Conditions Saturday and I. Each course will carry credit Dr. J. D. Park. chairman of tlon 318G, to 0 of A Is made 01 method. 01 Mrs. C. E. Bohler. Statesboro, Georgia, 21, 1958 01 Learning. maturity, techniques problem prac­ study Shower-tea honors Miss Parrish Thursday, August for five quarter hours. A per­ the division. will teach educa­ Children. Students An advanced course In psy­ 1IOa. Educational Research. tical worth within the ex­ and meeting In­ Mrs. Ivy Wynn Is a patient In SPORTS May son may earn credit for not tion 501, Curriculum Develop­ diagnosing 501. Curriculum Development and theories 01 A study 01 the methodology educa­ the Bulloch more than ten hours. ment. Dr. Bill Weaver will chologicnl theory perlence or the student. Special dividual personality and County Hospital Becky little quarter and of educational research and the with a Ingrum, slx·year. FOR RENT-2·bedroom house­ A course In theory learning. The student Invest]­ to was badly Injured knee as the Enroll For The class day will consist of two teach Education 502. The Nature attention Is given lnterpreta­ tional need. 01 children at the who married last old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. At The and con­ how to theories to appllcatlon ot research outcomes result or a rail. ��It,l'/�\ close in to business section. two-hour first and Conditions of method of planning gates apply periods: period, Learning. tlon 01 ln-servlce Investigations and nigJ1t Joe Ingram, fell and brake her classroom how to In the Instructional and elementary Junior high Miss Janelle Available around Sept. 15. CALL 10:15·12:15 ductlng leo riling experiences ap­ experiences, MRS. Bensley of AI. She Political 8·10; second period, and tho location and school levels. Includes the actual By JOHN A. ROBERTSON Is at home arter Dr. Watson will teach to the needs and set to determine guldnnco programs. Various np­ uppllcatlon bony visited her Mr .now G. C. COLEMAN. 4·2425. Courses to The Georgia propriate lip experiments parents a Two (subject modification). and net ion or research partlclpatlon 01 clas. members �r�.emg patient at Re­ Interests of children at vorlous which theories nrc most pro­ proucbes to formol reports. and . Oglethorpe Education Educational T. E. A. Mrs W . L , last cost for each course Is $20 503, 01 a Mrs. Daves, Mrs. F. In the Beasley Savannah. Rec pay- research oro In­ 318G Method. 01 StudYing Chil­ In a practical case study attractively arranged Hospital, Center several bases ductive for the Individual investigated. week. A class for and Dr. Walter levels. Studies the Mrs. W. W. Mann and, Statement Saturday program able at registration. search; (Miss) Akins, home, and the guests were The Rev. and teacher. Is cludes appllcntton of research dren. subject. Mrs. Warnell Denmark has Mrs. R. E. students will be offered held on B. Matthews will teach educa- for selection and organization Special emphasis Miss Henrietta Hall entertained seated at Individual graduate Registration will be tables The B rown, Mrs. R. P. Mikell occepted a In the and By Gil. CONE JR. this fall. 27 at 8 a. m. In Me- last Wednesday afternoon ot the brides table was with position to the of the September centered' Mrs. W. D. Lee have returned Subject rules home of Mrs. W. Jones with a Springfield School Classes will meet each Satur- Croan Auditorium with brief K. doll, dressed as a Elementary from the States- .mlnlature as sixth and Lake Junaluska, N. C. Friday, August I, The junior team State Democratic Executive a lovely miscellaneous shower. bride. seventh grade com. enjoyed a day, September 27·May 9, in- class meetings following for as­ blnation They also went to Ashville to bora baseball team de- joint banquet with the District tea In honor of Miss Par- teacher for the 1958·59 junior American Committee, and the First elusive, excepting the following: slgnments. Final examination Sylvia The guests were Miss Parrish sec and school Dr. Mrs. E. C. Watkins. Legion baseball team at a bride-elect. year. rea ted Sylvania In the finals of the Democratic Executive Com­ November 29. December 20 and will be held on 9. rish, Throughout and Guy Freeman of Statesboro Statesboro May Mrs. A. C. Anderson of Mr. and Mrs. John Recreation Center on March 21 and take the rooms were beautiful ar- Mrs. Freeman of Wayne the junior baseball tournament. [ announce 27, January 3. Graduate students may Guy States: Parrish and mlttee, hereby my of Register, Miss Mamie Lou children at Colum- Thursday night. August 7, at either one or two from rnngcmcnts asters. chrysan- bora, Mr. and Mrs. The Statesboro team with a the Saturday preceding Easter, subjects . Sylvester 7:30 m. for renomination for Anderson of bia, S. C.. visited Mrs. p. candidacy themums and Atlanta, aad Mrs. Felix a total of 25 class days. the four that will be offered. greenery. Parrish, the Rev. und Mrs. Kent tlnal season record of thirteen W. B. Bland were dinner Parrish last weekend, the position of representative Mrs. Jones received the guests L. Gillenwater, Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mrs. Felix Parrish last wed- Carol Denmark wins and two losses ended up [------from the First District of Geor­ to T. E. and has returned L and Introduced them reo Mr. Mrs. F. EFT the Daves, C. T 'N I NED A Y S' nesday. from Baltimore after Its season, win- n In the 86th JUS ceiving line, Mrs. Sylvester Par. Rozier, James E. McCnll, Misses spend In Friday night by gia Congress In the Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Parrish Four weeks there with . L-O on rlsh, mother of the bride, Mrs. Nancy Parrish, Mary Kent Gil. Dr an� ning the open tournament held litiltlca1 Democratic primary to be held Mrs. Cobb Staff; Jr. and sons, Hunk, Steve and Mrs. J. H. Keil. Library TO Freeman of Statesboro, lenwater, Ruth Gillenwater and In In the first round on Guy of Sylvania. September 10, 1958. TO of Greg Winchester, Ky., spent M rs. 1',R. mother the groom-elect, Miss Nancy McCIIII. Bryan has returned of t h e tournament the I est week with his Mr. local team Statemen Sylvia Parrish, the bride, and parents, from St. Joseph's Hospital In t It has been a high privilege Books Due In and Mrs. H. G. Parrish Sr. and defeated Swainsboro by a score All Mrs. Kent L. Gillenwater. The ATTEND MEDICAL MEET Augusta and is To to serve the First District for by Monday SAVE improving. Voters of Bulloch her sister, Mrs. J. H. GrifFeth. of 12 to while th� County: the SAVE seated guest was Mrs. Akins of Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Bohler at. 0, Waynesboro past twelve years and duro Mrs. Mrs. Felix Parrish Subject to the rules f th Mrs. Wallis Cobb Jr. has Alexander of Houston Mrs F W won one from that [ Statesboro, maternal grand- tended the First District annual Newington II to Democratic ing time have sought at named Dr. Zach S. is her Huhges, Mrs. Primary to b� hel� been by Texas. visiting sister'' Acqulila W�"';ock all times to achieve a in mother or the bride. meeting of the Medical Assacla- 2. Statesboro then drew a on posture of Mrs. Shuman. and Mrs. John A. bye September 10, 1958, [ here. Henderson, president G.T.C., tion of was Grady Robertson the or the United wants FREE Mrs. W. W. Mann Georgia that held and In the second round announce a Congress on li­ showed the Mrs. J. M. attended the funeral Waynes- by as candidate for to fill the vacancy the Hagan Williams and Miss services last States which enable me FREE to the room August 13 in Statesboro. bora defeated Swainsboro the oFfice guests dining where Lou of and of State Representa- w�uld brary staff. Willioms visited Saturday Brontley D. Blitch to make the VOIces of those [ the hostesses were Mrs. F. A. Jim�le tlve. relatives at at First Baptist Church In Sy.lvonia .defeated Newington. Register Wednesday. the. With . represent as effective as pos- Mrs. Cobb succeeds Mrs. to revise tax Akins and Miss Henrietta Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beoll of Glennville Swainsboro and Newing- GIFTS Mr . and M ec S rs. C II J . 0lrn- [have served as a member sible In [ am now Helen who ac­ R efresh ments, arranged by Mrs. avannah spent Sunday with ton eliminated, S tat e s bar a of Washington. Legette recently GIFTS stead and Frond the one of the senior members of a as librarian W. Lee McElveen and Mrs. relatives here. children, Jay. Brooks Denmark wh squared off with and County Board of cepted position and was a Sylvania B�lIoch Jane of New York, were behind the fine Commissioners since the House or Representatives at North Florida Junior Col­ O. Denmark, were served by Mr. and Mrs. Fay Wilson, W. patient for som� ?me pitching of John January, guests of her Mr. and 1957. [ am a and am in a to ac- Florida. Mrs. E. McElveen and parents, Memorial Wilson defeated 8 to veteran of World position RE-ELECT lege at Madison, exemptions Madge Lanier. Nancy daughter, Gall. Mrs. Hospital st h. Sylvania FREE Mlss:s of F. W. Hughes. 5 and War II. compllsh any reasonable under. Cobb from Georgla Parrish. Ruth Gillenwater and Statesboro, Mr. and Mrs. J. following an operaii a�onna, placed Statesboro In the WILEY B. FORDHAM graduated SYLVANIA, Ga.-The most FREE IQY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lasseter Should sec fit to Teachers and has ex­ Julie Rozier. M. McElveen and Don. and Is at finals. Sylvania then won from taking. you College 1I0W, S children, Improved t��'h;m�o�a yOUr support and For Representative "common sense" answer to the w.[ Wando and Hal of and Influence return me for another term of in library science. o and James of Savun- Mr. and perience The were no. Mrs. W. L. Beasley. Waynesboro going Into the rrom Bulloch high cost of lies in an up- gu�sts registered by A�n� �n10 umch�ldren.us. vlslted her will be deeply appreCiated and if service. [ shall dedicate ef- County living c) PRIZES parents, It was my Miss Jessie Lou and nah, VISIted at the home of Dr. finals Statesboro against ward revision of the Clark, they Mr. and Mrs, In the Miss Hassie Maude McElveen personal and W. L. Beasley last Miss Kay McCormick elected. [ assure forts to the best interests of PRIZES were shown to Mrs. J. M. McElveen spent Sylvania. The first game on Frl- you that [ will tax Elliott the room . Income .:��Vl�:. during a gift by last th [ [ announced this week that total exemption, last weekend. weekend In Jacksonville d h t was close all render the service represent. respectfully DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY Miss Barbara Shaw. The beau. week.. ay rug the way demanded or o.se were candidate for John E. of with sohcit the endorsement of the of 6,392 books circulated Hagan, Congress, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. White and Denning Virginia, Fla., Dr. and Mrs. John T: and ended with tiful gifts were Sylvania out the office 10 the bes t af SEPTEMBER 10 the first term of summer declared this week. - displayed by now In U. S. at McCormick. very my people of the First District. during DAYS Left Mrs. T. E. son, Lowell of Mr. Training Camp front by • score of 3 to 2 In Your and TENT OF VALUES Just 9 and Waycross, vote be . Doves Mrs. Vir- ability Support will school. This with 2,997 . To The CURTIS YOUNGBLOOD Augusta, spent at the compares 1 he Screven candidate Follow The Crowds Big and Mrs. C. C. Waters and Sunday the second arne County gil McElveen. During the recep- son, Th R Mrs Carl It' greatly appreciated. the 1957 first term. of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo �nd Cas- Sincerely, during incumbent a Don, of Savannah, were ferent story gJohn JOHN PAUL ELLIS opposes tion musical program was pre. guests sldy �f �v. Albw�s �·Idlf. My Record Speaks for Itself. All library books checked out the. .con- of �ome From PR[NCE H. PRESTON - sen ted Mrs. Mrs. George White Sunday. Statesboro a Thanks by Kermit Clifton. guests of . n PitCh:d n���i� will on 8. WAIT. rs.. . be due DON'T �re.rs. TOilam zwe and a��tt: �e� we�kenRd 7-IO·tfc. Monday, Aug. E. You have Been Mr. sons, Sta es 9.IO.p. That G. and Mrs Floyd Wood. K game t boro defeated ��y�_%na��'ra��1I1f�� �;:s�?�t I�is� To Get Appliance Wanting Jimmie and Tommie of Atlanta ennedy. cock of were b f trict seat. M[SS SYLVIA PARR[SH Savann�h dinner SYlvani:s .. ------are visiting her sister, Mrs. C. S. Mr. The .;;;;;;;;;;;;;; declared that the ------guests last Sunday of Mr. and and Mrs. Ben Bule are Statesbo�o s��reys �'t1 e a I 1'II Hagan [S HONORED Jones. �� t� �. Mrs J L Minick t ks II' th d present $600 exemption is both Mrs. James E. McCall enter- spending the game. The G. E. ELECTRIC Guests last week of Mr. and and to to­ ...• • � Royal Armwos a e Ibnat" ef secSontatesboro was outmoded inadequate tRined at her new home Mwetel ,aytonaDBt ��be"g o� lovely Mrs. N. W. Wedlock were the he HOME Fla. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bray WIth two hits in two day's needs. "At one time," lost with a FROM Ed· Friday night dessert Rev. and Mrs. and B�ach, O?nny G·E Kessler made AUTOMATIC WASHER Hugh wm to the "lhe $600 BLANKET DOMIN[CAN REPUBliC Buie of Atlanta are there trops plate. The local team said, exemption TELEVISION party Miss Par- G·E CONSOLE honoring Sylvia children, David and Stevie common relief Licut. Jerry, with them. awarded a which sense-it allowed Price fish. Col. Robert F. Brinson, of W?s trophy "Krt:rflmenca Gre�f1" List $39.95 Kansas Mr and Mrs A R Will be on for a man to have Mrs. Brinson and children Bob- display at the Col- enough money ONLY White summer flowers were Mr Mrs. J. H. Was $299.95 Chapman,' .. and Mrs''"W· B' Hinton is to at least provide a portion of by and Belly, who have' been visiting lege Pharmacy during the next S III ith an d Ch'I'I dren, Dr. and Mrs. Winburn for shelter - r------. 10 Edna, Evelyn Shearouse weck. Announcing his expenses food, the Dominican Republic for in Cash 527.97 and Brenda, all of Mr. Fla. Statesboro's Next as the old the three Savannah, Lakeland, and clothing, because past years arc spend- and Mrs. Charlie Smith and chil· Misses Julia Ann and Jane timer says, '$600 then was $600." ing two weeks ;vith !,er parents G. E. PORTABLE Bi!! Discounts JClllllfcr and and Jeffords and Dave But is not $600-it C} Sally, Jeffords of today $600 Mr. and Mrs . .I. L. dren., BU[LDING Durden. Lieut' DaVid MATER[ALS Newsome of Statesboro. Sylvester are of. DALE does not provide the relief that Col. Brinson's next assignment guests Miss CARNEGIE CLASS At The and Mrs . .Joe .lanes and Ann Pegboard and was intended Can· will be Mobile, Aln. �r. Cromley. Masonite originally by MIXER children of it­ • • • Beaufort, S. C. spent M r. 3, 7 P. M. gress ago, and today and Mrs . .J. A. Wynn and Bathroom Tileboard Wednesdl!Y Night, September years Curtis a few last week List Price $19.95 Youngblood Co. days with his just-don't-make-common·sense." •S14995� Mr. und Mrs'. Hostetter of So· son, Aubrey of Ft. Lauderdale, White Pine Family Capacity parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Panelling Sallie Zetterower School The candidate also strongly Big . are v�nnnh spent Sunday with Fin., guests of Mr. and Mrs. White Pine Elementary .Jones. Shelving federal taxes - friends here. J. D. Alderman. Statesboro, attacked high Georgia • Silhouette Cabinet 'n Cash 514.95 • Tent of Values Mr. and Mrs . .fohn C. Proctor Fir Lumber DALE CARNEGIE which he said, "hang like the Slim Easy Top Loading McCormick was n po­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee of .' .Jr. and David mariner's albatross Grain Finish 'rmlHarry,for children, Steve, Windows and Doors ancient Mahogany several days io Jacksonville, were Your Junior author of • and Vicki of re- Fla., guests Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce of the Ameri­ G. E. Activator Action Located on The Vidalia, were about the neck Washing Memorial Hospital in Savannah. of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lee lost Masury PainlB • Dark Salety Glan cent guests of his parents, Mr. can Winn-Dixie Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Prosser weekend. J. M. Manville Asbestos "How to Win Friends and people." Parking Lot and Mrs. John C. Proctor Sr. • nrc YOU Influence • Aluminized Picture Tube Five-Year Protection Plan spending several days at Hot F1lntkote ROOfing WILL SEE FOR YOURSELF People." Conditions in and WAFFLE 'IRON Bobby Lee is relatives ,------__ Washington ,------.J Springs. visiting Builder's Hardware WA1501 in Miami. the federal government also • One·yea, Warranty List Price i WHY 800,800 adults have taken this course. $22.95 lighting Fixtures treatment Mr. and Mrs. W. ATTENTION come in for sharp by K. Brook. Sheetrock and ------Plaster WHY more than 60,000 men and women In over the candidate. He that shire and three sons of Colbert 1,000 charged Cement and Mortar Mix ------visited MOTHERS.' classes took this eourse last year. the present "mess" has come her sister, Mrs. J. 1-1: Rock 10 Cash 516.99 Wool [nsulatlon as a result DAY NURSERY WHY more about in large part Griffeth lost week. OPEN[NG than 100 other companies have sponsored Asphalt and Rubber Tile of "bad and false NEW TV! Mr. and SEPTEMBER I government COMPLETELY Mrs. Par. - the Dale E. - Course lor G. . their --'i�------Raymond Nalls Screws Bolls Carnegie employees. in !'Ish and AT 123 WEST JONES leadership-shoddy thinking children of Atlanta AVE. Durall Aluminum FULL-SIZE O·E RANGE Tension a were last Excellent care for THINGS high places-and regrettable General Electric', • guests weekend of your Screen WHY EVERYONE WHO deterioration of our national relatives here. children while you work TAKES THIS COURSE 12-IN. FAN I Wide Variety of Screen This Will Lucian of shop. or enjoy 8 Training morality." At I.w Low Price Serle. Bryan Greenville party. Doors and Grills RECOMMENDS IT List Price $29.95 De,llner N. C. visited his 8:00 A. M. TO 6:00 P. M. Help You Do The best remedy for our T. Il: - fVl brother, Fire Brlek Flue linings ..,.." Brvan last week. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY present woes, asserted Hagan, is Drain Tile servulion IJostage stunt}) gocs - e LEARN to "false and Mrs. C . .J. Reasonable rales hour TO replace inept" Olmst.ead spent a by t HOW. [. PREPARE FOR LEAD­ Cash 522.99 on sale Oclober 27 ut Tuc, fcw last week dal', or week. leadership with good govern­ days with rein. ERSH[P In your com­ lives in For 80n, Arizona the ment. There was no mention by .Jacksonville, Fla. further information call GAJN munity and your busi­ during G. E. WALTER ALDRED SELF·CONFIDENCE nor Mrs. PO 4·2[36 or COMPANY name of opponent Melvin Shuman and baby PO 4-3054. ness or annual of the Alner­ Hagan's 38·40 West profession. tneeting " of Slilson lost week 8·28.3tc. Main-Phone 4·3351 did the candidate single out any spent with OVERCOME FEAR - SPEAK EFFECTIVELY 2. miNK ON YOUR FEET fean Forcstry Association. her Mr. other personalities in Congress IRON paren's. and Mrs. Otis I'------_J 1.-. _ and speak extemporane. STEAM The issue was or - designed by .. �"",,,",,�,_�aro3 Howard. DEVELOP POISE INCREASE YOUR [NCOME ously belore business government. • New Removable Oyen 000. Price • less than eight inch List $16.95 S1999� \1 .' ( I � I �"... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell the Post Omee The candidate praised what is all seel M conferences, clubs, or. Deportment cabinet depth you and he termed the majority • No-Drip .little daughter, June, of ganlzatlons, dinners. to commemorate Ihe lOOth great Cooktop Edge Unadilla of in who are - • Built in antenna arc viSiting her 3. DEVELOP COURAGE people government Cash S10.99 tbe "Gr•• 17" of the birlh of • Cnlrod® Surface Unit ere), Mr. and anniversary effort adequately parents, Mrs. John C. SCORE YOURSELF AND SELF _ CONFI­ making every • Front mounted and one of speaker Proctor. Theodore Roosevelt, to discharge their responsibili­ 1 .! DENCE. Destroy lear • 23·inch Master Oven G. E. ROLL-AROUND controls 55-sq.-in. screen, ! Mr. find Mrs. C. ON THESE QUESTIONS forest ties. But he assailed a "small n. Parrish and cure Inferiority this COUll try's curliest of Atlanta visited here and said a great deal • Full transformer Il \01" overall depth CONGRESS Iclatives complex. and to so­ minority" power last Are you Are conservationists, of the "mess" is to lEADE. J-400 I weekend. preparing your­ you popular? Have 4. [N C REA S E YOUR chargeable VACUUM 'rhe self for In learned lutc the tnnny and Such ------guest at the leadership your you the art of - private their shortcomings. public speaker POISE develop your soon I

- PUlING WTVM.TV-(olumbus' WSAV-TV­ AB£A FlIE WSB.TV�AtlQnla; WJBF.TV-Auguslc; DALE Simmons Center Statesboro, Georgia LOCATED ON WID·DIXIE PAIKING Company Savannah; CARNEGIE Shoppmg wM,b.rV-Mo«'n; ..ilIe 45' 'west Main Street W�""TV-AI�ony; Y(CTV'T�:-Thr,"CI! COURSES ! f'uld 1-'01 Ilrlu.) • ,,--. Phone PO 4-3117 Presented by A. G. 00 .', Strickland, '2��8;''''W' d"ridge Drive, Decatur, Oit: Whll.e gladioli, chrysanthe­ mums and greenery decorated ". The Bulloch added back Interest. line to follow the church. Herald the sweep of the Her accessories were black. skirt. Mrs. Freeman Is the The Bulloch - daugh­ The guests were served ln- Her Herald 10 ter of Mr. and pointed Juliet of Page Mrs. Sylvester Women'. Newe and Istreamersdlvldual white cakes, decorated cap Parrish of Brooklet. Mr. matching lace and net secured Free. with pink the Statesboro, Georgia, 1958 Lceficld New!' man Is wedding rings, punch, two tiered silk Thursday, August 21, the son of Mrs. Guy nuts and mints. illusion veil. Stilson News Wedding rings The bride carried a Freeman and the late Mr. Free. wore colonial bou­ The Bulloch - given as favors, Misses of sole costume with Scout Herald 11 man ot quet Eucharist lilies matching ac­ Mrs. Statesboro. Sue and and Barney Averitt, Mrs. D. L, Boy Troop Page Joyner Lillian Motes white orchids. cessorles and a of TIle bride, in She wore pear corsage pink Davis Annual reunion given nmrrfnge assisted In serving. Miss Ann rosebuds. ,Mrs. Perry Kennedy, Mrs. of Baird and Statesboro, Georgia, 1958 her earrings which were a Thursday, August 21, by father, wore her going. Turner the gift of Glenn Farmers in Stilson kept bride's book. the groom. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. 332 holds away suit of gold and block Booth Youth Center getting Fifty guests called between 5 at Ep­ Harold Mrs. . their children, Nlncy, with accessories. Maid of honor Waters, Statesboro; Johnny matching and 6 o'clock. Miss Ruth worth-by-the-Sea was the scene Sanford families of Mount Miss Thomas of Decatur W. E. Butts, Mr. held 10 Hendricks Pleasant, Kay McCormick was wore a of a Kathy Butts, Mrs, light reception following the August for Honor Court ���a.�dle Ernest Editor blue taffeta family honor Brannen, and Mrs. U and octery princess dress A color Ben Bol­ ready , only Phone 4.2382 with ceremony. theme of blue Jerry Bolton, By MRS, E, F, peanut dige:ing Pian. were made to MISS JAN VANN AND a Inee TUCKER Three make thl. ����n�f at., bodice. The dress and white was ton, Dawson; Mr. and Mrs. members of Scout .- was carried • Bey an out in Guy By MRS. W H• MORRIS names reuruon annual reunion at Upper After the now fashioned the On Sunday, August the Troop 332 sponsored the wedding trip Mr. employed In the Callan Mrs. along trapeze lines party appointments. Columns Chambless, Nahunta; Mr. and 10, lEEFIElD W.M,S. MEETS by Lott's Creek Church. mother, Mrs. for back reunion First Officers Freeman will report on Producers Association Whaley, �����EgEl�AS\� S��tNS interest. Miss entwined Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. annual of Ihe Baird and Farmers In this MeU;odlst Chur h were August with Horace Bird, Thomas with rern, white Vann, The Leefleld W.M,S. met at community days last week his for the 1959 reunion are A. 29 In Mrs. Bertha wore a fam III es was he visiting awarded First Roy Charleston, S. C. for his In Atlanta. Miss Jan pearl crown flowers and W. W. Howell Sr., W. W. Sanford ld a t the the Cureh are to ror Class at headquarters Mandes, Miss Renee Vann and headpiece palms were the h on Tuesdny a fternoon beginning prepare parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. budges 0ffiIcers or J, Walter new Martha with brief voll of Mr. and the Court of f '59 assignment In the U. S. 11'e will take Burges. Merida Frank and cnrrled a The Howell Jr., Mr. and home Mrs. W. l. of Some to troop's Honor held Waycross; . last peanut wedding place and Mrs. Deloach Jr. were background. bride's table, week with the digging. plan Beasley and enjoyed some fish. �endr:c�s,s PSresld�nt; and Freeman Margaret Healey. Mrs. F. Baird. The fa II at Cliff Cannon The Horlce Hendricks Service, Mrs, will Sunday married heart·shaped bouquet of blue laid with a blue lace G. Thomas, Decatur; owong were M rs. H dig Ihelr and stack in Camp on Mon. family •• n was president,. n . afternoon, September 7, Sunday Cloth, arry Lid'pres M rs. peanuts Ing the 1·le�drtC presl�� t:, afternoon, July and ee, ong. Ogeeehee River. a o�;:ry R�t� continue her studies at at 4 o'clock white carnations Mr. and Mrs. C. t, day night, 4. were held reunion after Ihe Georgia In the First 20, In a studded centered with the tiered wed. Powell, ne­ Present: Joiner them, while others are planning Mr and Ellis August They Hendricks Mrs. Baptist candlelight ceremony at Edgar arranged the pro- Mrs c regul�r Cobb, secretary; Teachers MISCELLANEOUS with blue and Land. Bensley Bill Dnvls hurch servlces at lott s College. St. Simons pearls outlined In ding cake which was Mr. and Mrs. Donald gram from R on the new last and Henry McCormick Upper E La e Methodist Church. sliver topped Shealy, oya I S I ceo digging way. 'chlldren or Garden City 'mory n, treasurer and -J , SHOWER·TEA and and John .. Creek Church on be FETES of white lace. with a erv. season a farmers 'Wallace 1. W. Ray, Sunduy, July Ch��C�n�l�a�l�on�,kl�tl·1I Issued. Pyramids candelabra inter- miniature bride and Donnie Jo Shealy, Mr. and Mrs. good many spent Ihe weekend with h I s Walter Hendricks Jr. historian. MRS. GUY MISS FAYE Janice district Scant 27 . FREEMAN, the ENGAGEMElljT Relatives and friends are Invited. MOTES spersed with Theresa the groom. The cake lost their entire crop of representative OF palms and pedestal Vann, table was Bobby Harris, Dean Harris, Mr. peanuts Father, B. E. Beasley and former Miss On flower was Mr. and Mrs. made the Mare than Tuesday, August of girl, adorned Harold and presentation. 120 m . Sylvia Parrish, MISS KAY McCORMICK OF 12, Miss baskets white summer flowers dressed In an with three. branche MISS BRANNOCK and Mrs. Campbell Vance, Susan Moss by digging the new way, be. sister, Mrs. H. A. Woods. embers of Ihe whose Imported of wedding was Faye Motes, daughter of Mr. and formed the white chlffon en. sliver candelabra. family Tampa, Fla., visited CRuse of the bad weather. let's Henry McCormick, nsslstant family a dinner. Wednesday BROOKLET ANNOUNCED LINEN SHOWER FOR setUng for the cere- Two punch HONORED AT COKE PARTY Vance, Mr. and Mrs. David zEdward enjoyed in Mrs. Ernest Motes of semble with lace Mr. and Beasley or Plneorn Is scoutmaster for the p'lcnlc evening, August 20. the First many which was Inserts and a tables were decorated Mrs. W. L, Baird dur- hope will have better troop, pre- Family groups MISS SUE WHALEY Statesboro, conducted by with five. Baird, Ann Baird, Mr. and Mrs. they this week with 80T A � Church in By Mrs, John A, was honored at a blue saUn 'sash. Miss ing the spending Dell sented second class to Mt. Baptist Brooklet. Robertson lovely mls- the Rev. Orman P. Her headpiece branch sliver candelabra. Margaret Brannock or Frank Mr. weekend. weather this season. badges It,we� jlre�entton; Mrs. Richard Mandes was Sloat, pastor, was Harris, Spence Baird, eBasley. cellaneous shower·teu a blue satin N. Wyley Brannen, New. I. or umm BROOKLET, Ga.-Mr. and at the assisted by the Rev. L. bandeau Burlington, C., while here on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker Billy Gables,PI�al sOl'd a; C exasl,ng, GOroear. MISS SYLVIA I'ARRISH AND hostess Roy Me- Mrs. A. Fate Baird, Sam- DR. HENDERSON • • • Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Anderson Mrs. Wednesday evening, home of Mrs. Mark covered with C. Oliver re­ a visit to some, and John Hamilton McCormick Tanner with Tier Sr. tiny blue greeted her sister, Mrs. AI mle and son, Kenneth of Port Went- Billy Cone, Johnny Tucker, gla; Florence, S. C. SUM M ER COlm MR. GUY FREEMAN August 6, at the home of Mrs. forget. Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Claud and Martha Sue of Mrs. F. E. 0111 and me-nets and she ceptlon guests and Mrs. daughter Charles Black and White. as � announce the of Paul Mrs. John Mrs. O. H. carried a white Harold Sutherland, was honored at a worth, were visitors here duro Billy Attending guests of Elder .---/ WED AT BROOKLET engagement Bailey, with a linen shower Olson Jr., Deloach of Harris, David and Beth Harris, VISITORS. Savannah, Ihe weekend their Motes us co-hostessm. soloist, basket of blue roses. Ocala cut the wed. the Mr. and Mrs. George B. DIxon spent Service stars were and Mrs. J. TAKE daughter, Kay, to and Mrs. J. morning party Tuesday of last Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frank ing weekend. wilh presented • � Emory honoring Miss Sue The O. Hice, E. cake. lake, Dr. Henderson and her father, B. E. to Whaley, home was organist, Harold ding Miss week as son, Charles, and MISS Lin- Beasley twelve Scouts in the wore eHndnc�s son of Deloach of aPlty Coleman Mrs. Sutherland . troop. J. Waltol�alte�Hendricks By Mrs. John A. Robertson Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. C. of attractively presented n of Ocala had Jo and Mr. and The Rev. and Mrs. Carl and her Jo., for bride-elect. 20th. program wed- Bobby Carolyn, , Cas- sister ' Mrs. Hazll August decorated served as the . da Dixon and of In S. his kept bride's book. some of . Sanders and Proctor of Stilson. throughout with zln- brother's best man. Assisting her friends over for Billy special ceremonies Los his wife, Myrtice, from The table was ding music the Mrs .Leroy Hendrix and chil- sidy of Manella were VIsitors here. BROOKLET, Ga.-Miss girt handsome. nlas, and during service. Groomsmen in were visited Mr. Mrs. WOOds, district Scout sympIomalic Sylvia Miss McCormick an roses, gladioli. Included Hike serving Misses Jean Coke, and Savannah, Witte, committee- Coral Gobles, Mr.. J, Parrish Is honor Iy appointed with The bride entered the Camp pretzels, potato chips. dren, Mrs. all of here afternoon, a.nd B. Edgar of Brooklet and Cupid In the church of Atlanta. Brown, Dodie Landy Miller, Sunday To W. H. Morris and Sun- Wayne Dixon of Snvan- man, the Waters of Guy graduate of Southeast Bulloch receiving line with the with her Bill Simpson of Mantia, Myrtle V.'isit 37 family presented Troop Savannah and E. P, Freeman of figurines and a father, John E. Vann Those Batesburg, S. C.; Mrs. Lessie Mr. and Mrs. D. nah visited relatives here Statesboro were compote. bride were Mrs. Ernest Athens, W. .I. Wniburn and Carol enjoying their mid. B. lee Jr. day afternoon. last Charter to Dr. Bill Hendricks and with RELIEF High School and is a senior at Motes, Jr. of St. Biggers, Bruns. Baumgart. Mr. Weaver, wife, Hazel, 666' and Mrs. and married Refreshments were served. Mrs. Simons, who gave her wick nero Mrs. J. morning chat were E. N. Merchant, Ervin children, and Jan Sunday afternoon. wednesday evening, Teachers Fred Miller, mother of the and C. A. O. Hice the Mrs. Jot, Mrs. H. C. und son, institutional representative who Georgia in Nickerson, played .of Kennedy __� 20 at 6 o'clock College, major. The gifts were opened the marriage. Her floor- Roy Thomas, Mrs. Merchant and family, Mr. and Atianla, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Bean and In .. August in the ing in home by groom, and the bride's length McTier Jr. and John piano during the reception. Percy Bland, Mrs. weekend WIth Jackie of Statesboro, Jerry turn prsented It to the Rev. economics. grand- dress of Elzy Vann Mrs. Norris Cities Thompson son, Dan - Mike ., First Baptist Church at Brook· honoree, visibly Ihrilled over the J. wedding chantilly lace Ill, of Stearns, Mrs. Merchant, and relatives here. of Garden spent Dan Mr. Proctor n mother, Mrs. C. Motes. brolher the Percy Averitt, Rotat'y and Mrs. D. L. Morris of Den- City, Williams, pastor of the is of and net bride, of St. For a SA'1ii'U R let. The Rev. Kent graduate lovely nnd useful presents she They featured a fitted bodice trip to Florida Mrs. Miles family, Mr. and Mrs. the weekend with her DAY, AUGU ST 23r.. L. Gillen. Stilson wore of I Simons. wedding Wood, Mrs. Dan Randolph Mr. and Mrs. leon mark parents, church. School nnd corsages white carna- with a Tucker and Dr. spent the day, last Thurs- High received received. the bride a Crower and Zach S. Mr. and water tapering chose linen lester, Mrs. Cliff family, all of . Henderson, pre- Mrs. I. H. performed the ceremony. his B.S. lions. waistline, Mrs. John Vann Jr. pink Bradley and children of Savannah, visited day with the W. H. Morris Beasley. Scoutmaster Edward Cone was degree in Agriculture, In sleeves and a chose a sheath S. sldent of Col- Mrs. W. D. bridal games, Mrs. Wallis scalloped Sabrina dress with ac. Mrs. John Kinard, C.; Mr. and Mrs. Georgia Mrs. B. U. Lee, pianist., and with a in The honoree was peach linen sheath matching Strickland. relatives here the week- Teacher� Murray and lltl le the master of ceremonies. major food Cobb lovely in a 'neckline dress with during a senes of family. Miss Jessie Lou technology .11'. and Mrs. Eddie Nile encrusted in pearls and cessories and a white orchid Manning Merchant and son of end. lege, recently began Miss Glennis Inrk, soloist, from the of Hodges green cotton·silk with blouson.back lace jacket, match. Mrs. Lavern Murray and Alton Special guests at the Court of [t'RNEST University WOI1 at Sunders of a Georgia. kitchen lowels and The rurned lOng! corsage. their Clinton, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. thirty-seven speeches Rotary presented of dish Upon return Mr. Mr. and Honor program wed. He was tucked waist, a ing accessories and a Mrs. Neil Murray spent. last week In were John Groover, pledged in the CIOlhs. square neckline net skirt was bouffant} blue or. and Scott, Neily Clubs Eastern Garden City and music. Alpha fashioned with an Mrs. DeLoach will Harley Ray Baird and Ihroughout Geor· Harry Shurling ding in a low V chid make Carla Jean Cox of family Scott, Claudette Tucker Haslin�s Fla where scoutmaster of Gamma Rho I-Ie is fronl, reaching in the corsage. Mrs. M. F. De. lheir Atlanta is and gta. and Benny Dixon of Savann"h, they Troop 340, Eagle Fraternity. Other imported home on of Calif .. Mr. guests were Sue's back. A Chantilly lace over· Loach Sr. 7th St.reet, East Oakland, Sammie visited 'the Scout VANDIVER darker green bow with of Statesboro visiling her Mrs. Evelyn Hagan attended the the Mr. Cohen Driggers .JImmy Brown, Thomas skirt: scalloped from the was Beach. grandmother, Mr. Hubert Snell· Between August 5 and N ov. spent weekend visiting !SeqUins. waist· n Il. H. Snellgrove, Scott reunion family Deloael" Packmaster I gowned in and Mr. at last of the turquoise peau de Out·of·town Ramsey, Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Clyo 25, Dr. Henderson will visit an,I Mrs. H . N Shurllng Harry '. guests included in grove, Thomas B. �7 Mrs. OUlcin Cub and Statesboro. Saturday. both and B en d s0 rish. Byrd and sons, Presbyterian Pack, Hann, Tommie and of cities, large and small, III cnny j aye I�e speaks Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Hair of Gerald and the sr.veral Cub Scout•. S. his capacity as District Gov· ing on Saturday. Larry, spent day Columbia, C., Mrs. J. J. Savannah with visiled Mr. and Mrs. ernor of Sunday her parents, over and son District 692. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sr .. Couch of Easley, S. C., Rotnry a Mr.I •••••••••••• your Ed�ar .Ioiner last week. in Jam:s ndMrs. I. H. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Smith and AUanta on Tuesday night, Mr. nnd Mrs. leVI Morros and Beasley. Mr. find Mrs. Milton Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Mar" Every Saturday Night son Snmie 0 S. Findley '.'1 am looking forward to children, and favorite fWhitney, C., nnd children, Linda and ris and Miss Lillian At Diane these and Li.nda, .Je�ry Morris were Cypress Lakc Mr�. Carrie Smilh of Greenville, of visiting o.Jhnny McRae, visited relatives here tow."S �iti�s, Morns. �nd M.lss Saturday of both in the of Dlstnct were III night supper guests Clean Fun ror All the S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Merril Har· this capaolty Foote VISItors LyM��� Family radio station week. Mr. and Mrs. Boaen at ris Governor, and as last Larry and son Steve of Lexington, college pre· Sunday. Guyton. S. Mr. and Mrs. Aull Mrs. sident" said Dr Henderson. Barbara Cribbs of Savannah OUt' C., Kelly Mr.s. Harry lee, _ "S' Y 4:00 m. l�urace "I this an excellent "ring of Leesville, S. C., Mr. and Mrs. Perkms and Marsha PerklJ1s at· feel is spent last week visiting Carol p. GLAMOUR GUIDE Doud fpndcd the opportunity for me to visit this Morrison here Snellgrove, Donnie, Mike Sunheam Rally at the .. and and Beckv of Spartanburg, S. C., Firc::t BflPtic;;t Church in Metter many communities, acquaint Mrs. Joe Cribbs of Savannah \Vnys of making the most of P�n'dner" last marc people with G e 0 I' i a visited natural Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Baird and Thursday. g relatives here Sunday beauty, the best usc of To the Dance of Teachers College," he said. Rhythms Of ERNEST family Milette, S. C .. Mr. and evening. cosmetics, tips for sparkling VANDIVER He will be District Governor Mr. and Hubert CANDIDATE Mrs. E. W. Brazil. Katie .10 and ATTENDS SUMMER SCHOOL Mrs. conversation, how to dress, and fOR GOVERNOR June 1959. Dianne of Rockville, Md., Mr. through 30, of Chutham City, spent Beasle�severa diet and exercise arc covered in Smith and Mrs. John R. Godhee. who Eleanore ShOl'ty Mrs. A. S. Hunnicutt and King's Guide to Speaks at SUMMERVILLE sons of Statesboro. IPOches in the Mallie Livelv Glamour," which has been School. OCIlIllat'k News Aud His is fltlending a tenchers' ndded to the Slatesbora Regional Cutups ------SATURDAY, AUGUST workshop in the plastic flrts in Library. 23rd·4:00 PM Indianapolis. Indiana. The in· structors in the courses are rrom Discounts Ihe .John Genera1 meet' at Black Big Herron Art Institute Ing Creek which el1l'olls At The pupils from all over the nation. The f�rst course MinI:ovitz of the lurc I workshop consists of the CI I on A 29 30 and 31 'Hottest' Curtis Co, , Youngblood techniaue of ugust Spot In Town enameling, and the IRst, of the prinCiples and proc· General meeting will be held Mr .and Mrs. Carol MI'11 er lices of ceramics. Mrs. Godbee Tent of Values at Black Creek Church, Friday, entertained n of couples has a kiln in her home no Ilum�er , , and, Saturday and Sunday. August of the nnubt her work. at home and c�mmu01ty. During Dollar • • 30 and 31. . ,Saturday 29, their home With an out� Community Located on The will night nt. school, receive much OPENING SPECIAL! Days im· All members and friends of door party. OPENING SPECIAL! pelus from her grlll�d sup�cr �ar. Winn-Dixie Lot clRsses under the church are invited to attend becued chicken Parking "'p With all the trim- While 36 last OPENING SPECIAL! "1I.�nice" of the Herron Art Only While 60 last OPENING SPECIAL! these services. were served. While 300 OPENING Tnstitute. mings 5.95 SO x 90 DAMASK last SPECIAL! * • * . DACRON·FlllED While 30 last Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller lARGE 79c VALUE While 24 r Only last Sunday, 17 was Home· and were GIANT 48" x 72" While 36 last ------::----::======: August daughters Sunday USUAL $5,95 FAMOUS at Harville Church REG. coming Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. DINNER BED $5.95 CANNON All members SETS PILLOWS BATH TOWELS and friends were Jones. invited to attend. The $2,25 Value $4,29 Value Dollar SCATrER RUGS pastor, Mr. and Mrs. CJoyce Martin Doliar Day Day $1.00 Box Rev. Inman Gerrald had Wrisley CARD TABLES charge and little son, Tew, and Mr. and 1·GALLON $3.00 $3.00 Z for BED SPREADS of the morning service SI.00 worship Mrs . .Tack Brannen and children Includes 8 16 x floral and 16 napkins Allergy free, stripes, $4,98 Dinner was served in the social Softball 51.69 rayon/cot. Size 22 x 44 and 20 x first $3.00 last week at ton value, Limit 40, ql1allty spent Daytona SIc 9·plece damask sets In 2. MAIN FLOOR. hall. After was Thermos Soap assorted and BeauUful $3.00 dinner, singing Fla. S2.49 . stripes solids, Limit 6, MAIN colors, rubber backed thick SlOO Beach, Jug colo.... Limit J. MAIN Three colors to under the FLOOR, FLOOR, callan choose from enjoyed by all, Mr. and Mrs. Mandell De· pile, LImit 2, strong Campus plaids, Full and construction. twin size, leadership of Mr. Slaten Lanier $1.25 Value Dollar OPENING SPECIAL! sturdy Limit I. THIRD limit Loach and children of Savannah Day $3,25 Value Doliar 2, MAIN FLOOR, of and Day 89c FLOOR, duets, quartets group visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. De· Value Listerine OPENING SPECIAL! numbers. While 50 last OPENING SPECIAL! OPENING SPECIAL! t 1 Loach during the week. IILWl • • • Baseball 79c UP TO 511.95 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mitchell Caps Thermos Bot. While 72 last 59c OPENING SPECIAL! SI.79 r While SO last OPENING Mr. and Mrs. While 80 last SPECIAL! Robert Miller and of Savannah visited Antiseptic 63c CANNON SPEEDY· DR I family WOMEN'S 53,98 REG. RA and duughters have returned to $4.98 YON.NYLON While 120 P.alrs friends and relatives in the Chenille last Miami, after a visit with rela· $3,50 to $6,95 Val ue Special Purchase Sale at. 2 - Spreads ' MEN'S community Sunday 100 $98, SUMMER tives here. a�d Bayer Cotton 100% PURE tended the Homecommg at WESTCLOCK $1.25 Value Kitchen Uniforms Friends will be interested to Towels BLANKETS Harville Church. I Z learn that Mrs. DeLoach for S13.00 Clevy Mrs. Tom Mason and children SI.00 DRESS PANTS has returned from the Memorial Aspirin Clocks SZ.49 3 for Special purchase, full and twins, $6,99 S2.00 Cashmere Coats have returned to their home in Only Absorbine Jr. • SI.00 2 Hospital in Savannah and is im· each, MAIN for S7.00 New York after a visit with Mrs. 14 x 26 FLOOR. Slight Irregulars, $3.98 and ! Towels In $4,98 , ! Drl.Terry assorted Size 72 x satin proving. D. W. Values. White Dnd colors. 84, bound, $3,59 each. SlOG Bragan. novelty prints. limit 3. MAIN Lindt 2. The Rev. FLOOR. limit 2. MAIN AND $69.00 McFarlan and the :THIRD FLOOR. THIRD FLOOR. Including wash 'n wear J OPENING Save $29. cords, dncron Rev. Alvin conducted servo �W�O"'R"'l"'D='S:-;:Rc;:E;-;l";'IG=IO:;;N;-;S;;---- $14.95 Val ue SPECIAL! Attracllve styles, new 1958 ··�l Lynn blends, etc, Values to ices The chief tenets and teach. Known colors, SECOND FLOOR, $8.95. MAIN .1 at Emitt Grove Sunday. LADY Nationally OPENING SPECIAL! While 36 Last FLOOR, of RONSON OPENING ��'; Mr .and Mrs. J. L. Lamb ings Christianity, Judaism, 4,Boxes OPENING SPECIAL! SPECIAL! spent $1.98 METAL t' the weekend with Mr. Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Whll. Only 72 last and Mrs While 72 Last While 144 last Lamb of Valdosta. oCnfucianism and Tslam are out. S2.95 81 x 99 MUSLIN OPENING SPECIAL! Emory OPENING SPECIAL! lined in an Economy Size USUAL 55.00 TABLE BOY'S 10·OUNCE outstanding new Kitchen Stools Mrs Mamie Stewart of States- "The World's Great Electric While SO last book, �e. While 720 Pairs last bora �as guest of Mrs. lIfe Fountain Pen BED SHEETS WOMEN'S $3.98 Sunday ligions," published by Cartridge SI.00 Cigarette Zipper MEN'S 59c VALUE J...0 Alford Magazine. Hundreds of photo· Shaver AND Lighter Dungarees Mr. both In color Kleenex and Mrs. C. A. Zetterower graphs and black WhJte enamel, built, SI.00 sturdily Limit J. had as Mr. and and white are included in the THIRD Cotton guests Sunday, 49c Good FLOOR. Dusters Mrs. volume �hich is available at of weighl, $1.59 vulue. Limil 2. STRETCH SOCKS Hugh Tarte of Package Cartridges HIIRD SI.00 S1.00 the FLOOR. Augusta, Mrs. LI'Ial�dIan DRianeh.us Ing Statesboro Regional Library. S7.95 -Both a $3.44 Value- $1.49 SI.00 OPENING value, sizes 6 to 12 san­ and Annette of Savannah. SPECIAL! S2.00 3 ------=­ Doliar forized shrunk, Limit 2 THIRD Pairs SI.00 Miss Janie FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT USE -During Days- pair. Slight Irregula... , Sizes 10 to 18. Williams spent last Dollar OPENING SPECIAL! While 360 Pairs Argyles and stretch . -During Days- last FLOOR. Prints and style. Limit 3, week at Rock WIth KERATOLYTIC ACTION ONLY Solids, THIRD FLOOR. MAIN Eagle Camp 75c SO AND 66 GAUGE FLOOR. Done to the other 4·H BECAUSE-It While 144 lasl OPENING SPECIAL! perfection Club members at sloughs off al. Eatonton, Ga. fected skin. Exposes In. nOYS $1.00 While 144 deepest last ., 1$1,73 Value Dollar - OPENING SPECIAL! Mr. and Mrs. W,ll,ams fectlon to its killing action, Get Day $2,10 Value Dollar Plastic NYLON HOSE 49c IMPORTED Er�est Day and Instant.drylng T.4-l liquid, a While SOO Yards Last daughte.rs VISited Mr. and when Mrs. Franklin Zetterower duro keratolytic, at any drug store. EVENING IN PARIS POLO 36·INCH VAT DYED do it SHIRTS 2 you FAST relicf or 48c Pairs $1.00 ing the week. your back. Kotex Rainco;ats 51.00 Finger Puppets Usc T-4.L FOOT SI.24 POWDER too Regular $1.00 value. Limit 2, MAIN Mrs. Gene Denmark was 2 -gives a film of antiseptic pro. 23·ln for S1.00 FLOOR. BROADCLOTH PRINTS hostess at her home for the Gay Utility tectlon. NOW at FRANKLIN Toilet Sizes 4 to 12. 3 20 Club. After and the Water Assorted colors 59c for S1.00 games DRUG CO, each. business $2,57 Value Doliar limit 4. THIRD Fun for klddles and electrically! meeting, dainty refresh· Day I' FLOOR, adults. Limit 6. 4 8-7.14.21. OPENING SPECIAL! Yds. mcnts and 51.00 SI.00 were Stepstool THIRD FLOOR. served. Regular 3ge value, colorful PONDS While 144 Last $1.49 Value assortment. Limit 8 yards. WHETHER YOU call it a barbe­ OPENING THIRD cookout, backyard Ballpoint SPECIAL! 22·PIECE FLOOR, PLASTIC cue 01' fol1l' of OPENING SPECIAL! patio party, every five American Talcum While 72 last Cold Cream While 100 last families eat at least one meal out-of-doors $1.00 Pens Z for FOLDING ALUMINUM Picnic Sets Or OPENING SPECIAL! every 29c 24x36and24x40 week tlie summer. While 1,000 Yards last during 90c 25-Ft, Spri'nkler "DRIP·DRY" FAll CAMP Pitcher Sets that does so 1,000 Norwich Dollar STOOLS COTrON RUGS Electricity many jobs Indoors helps Day Hose also with the fresh-air feast, S1.00 88c �O"'ON PRINTS Floodlights change 1-GRAIN Y2 Gallon Borden's S1.00 Each· 121 Piece Assorted SI.00 night into day. An electric motor turns the meat Plastic $1.98 Colors, 5·plecc pitcher or value, Saran Scut. Limit 2. Rubberized non·skld 22·plece set. backs, $1,98 and above SECOND FLOOR. picnic Limit 2. THIRD value. 2 YcIs. 51.00 slowly evenly glowing coals. Such Limit 2, MAIN AND THIRD Saccharine 88c Ice Cream FLOOR. 9Se value, just In time 79c Set FLOORS, for back to school sewing. Limit favorite appliances as roaster-rotisserie, deep-fat Dining S1.Z! 12 yards. MAIN FLOOR. fryer, grill and coffee maker are carried outdoors fALL IS BEST Of ALL for double duty, IN THE SMOKIES! Thi. trip wiil do Shop and - you good in moro ways than one! Go after SAVE fighting b088 Rnd MINKOVITZ. Register. For Free Prizes to be It's smart to let electricity do a lot of the work. crappie Ulut hove mode Fontana on Lake Camous from Giyen Away .r"" .• September through November. That's easy on you and vour budget. Enjoy colorful, crisp dllYS ... refreshing, restful A nights. wonderful retreat for Lhe whole family­ Sat.. • Courthou�e, Sq�are rdt1;f 23 whcthcrit'sodayorn week! Heat.edswimming pool. .;Augu�t·, �-'We Give.S .& H croft making (frcc Stamps instructions), hol'SCs, hiking- Gr,�n recreat.ion 8UpCryjtlCd program. Wonderful food, lodge, private cot.tages. Come now-rates mucb GEORGIA POWER COMPANY lower in FoiL Send A c'" Z • H W H I R IV. R' W, ••• v • for FREE COLOR FOLDER PHONE 4-5421 - SOUTH Dept, S-58, Fontana Village, N. C, MAIN STREET Mr. Josh Hagan A rrl.e-Winning NATIOilAL AWARD WIfiItU Newapapcr .. 1958 19 to celebrate .. q� 57 BeUer Newlpaper THE HERALD """'-" �"'_ BULLOCH "'..-I Contella his e D.u..N_O__ birthday DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BULWCH COUNTY The Bulloch Herald - Page 12 Mr. T. J. "Josh" Hagan will REAL ESTATE celebrate his birthday on Sun­ ForSale--- AUGUS'l' NUMBER 41 CITY PROPERTY LOANS Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, August 21, 1958 day, August 24, at Red Bug VOLUME XVill-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, 28, 1958 �ulck Seme&­ Hoven. Friends and relatives will :URRY INSURANCE AGENCY Join him in celebrotlng It at a SPECIAL alllS:=-==:-"'IIIIl'l1IIIIa_r:::!!' lunch. Iced BRICK HOME 15 Courtland Slreel I I picnic tea, plates, • S• E••B H cups and forks will be furnished. A offering. Seven WANTED opens splendid FOR SALE-Brick Yeneer house MEN Mr Josh says "I have spent rooms and I 2/3 baths with ond olr­ with 3 bedrooms nnd den. 45-70 '28' wonderful years with my firm central heating Between has Ages Bulloch superb of location. Immediate occu- t or relatives and friends in the past conditioning. Insulated, Good A 28 f ' FOR PART-TIME WORK ugus In the Development room and Corp. course. present." County Lorge living with pancy, is one of the fireplace, dining room, spacious MAN Mr. Hngnn win­ Insurance Agency AS CONTACT kitchen with large picture Curry county's lending personalities. three Phone 4-2825 lor dow and cupboards galore, registration He has been close 10 the Bulloch bedrooms (one panelled), utility FOR SALE-Three bedroom JIM WALTERS CORP. County scene for a long, long for a new Excellent here room and carport. W. E. Gear of DR. SHELBY MONROE verbal Principal house with screened porch Dublin, Ga. time nnd his love for its people Southeast Bulloch High School Values to 98c Yd. agreement Actual industry Near school. and its land runs deep �1�aSI�ds, rf��s ��tl!�i�I'ci��gX srRar�eC and garnge. this week announces Can Brand 4211 or the open­ of lot in fine neighborhood. A good The Bulloch County Development Corporation Insurance Agency tor Ing of the 1958-59 school term Monroe Earns 'at $15,000.00. Curry Write Appointment have "buy' on when Statesboro and the Standard Garment Company Phone 4-2825 7·31-4tc August 28, students Inc. Fabric Sale Chas, E, Cone Realty Co., will for lhe fall Lions Club to an in­ register Primitive set a firm verbal agreement on the establishment of ------.I!""'I��....�-·....====�.. Isemester. will then Simmons Shopping Center They join Doctor's Baptists dustry here to be called the Statesboro Manufacturing the other schools in the county Degree Yd. Dial 4-2217 44c Standard Garment is a sub­ In Labor on meet The Company - Company, WANTED Experienced Serv- observing Day Sep- Tuesday, tember ns 0 and re- of the Loom HOSPITAL SECTION BRICK icc Station Mnnnger. PHONE I, holiday At U. of Florida getting ready for reviva1 sidiary of The Fruit Company, nationally � 4-3676 or 4-3152. 7-31-tfc. turn for the regular session on county-wide known makers of cloth Moderate In price, 100. n 26 Values to $1.00 Pair goods, For Rent JWC. Tuesday, September 2. 1------in a en August nnnouncement was made tractive spAI daltd- Dr. H. as­ The dwelling Three new members have Shelby Monroe, NEW SHADES for '58 schedule members of the seven Primitive Bap- room Twenty-six location, conl�ining living sociate professor of education at The Statesboro LIOns Club _ been ndded to the stoff for the Bulloch with fireplnce. generous WANTED McCormick-Decr- tist Churches in Bulloch County, making up the large Georgia Teachers College, was will hold its hi-month­ The Statesboro Blue Mr . .I. P. regular High ell, kitchen, three bed- RENT-Furnished Ing No.7 mule-type mowing coming yeor. Foldes, in �%"Sld:��korb�h�::a/'D::�:� 4-H winners dining FOR cottage. awarded a Doctor of Education at Mrs Primitive Evangelistic Council, met screened have one a former teacher at Iy meeting Bryant's Devils, for the last two years County Baptist rooms bath and huge 0 bedroom completely machine, If you agriculture ment Corporation. at the summer convoca­ 26. and degree Kitchen on Tuesday, August Class A stote champions, will the annex of the Statesboro Primitive Church • porch.' Also 0 fine cnrport fUrl;i;hed. Locnted at 341 South PHONE 4·2827. Mnrvin Pittman, will work with Baptist tion at the University of Florida The time is 1 o'clock the home folks of and lease storage room. Main. Phone 4-3456. ltc. MB, adult farmers 111 the community give plenty Friday night of last week andl completed plans for the Contracts agree- m wall-to-wall on Saturday, August 9. will be a lootball this tall with seven New carpeting SUBSTANTIAL REWARD' for ond will leach farm mechonics. The program revival tJ be held in the McCroan ments nre expected to be drawn project mem­ scheduled and ten-day county-wide 'l in both and - bedroom McElveen will be Dr, Monroe IS the fifth demonstration of items from home games only throughout, except FOR RENT Two lhe return of a 3-karot soli- Mrs. Virgil soon I Teachers from up ond signed atter Sep- ber of the G.T.C. division of edu­ "The Magic Barrell." The Du­ three away. Auditorium at Georgia College Septem- tember 18, when the board of achievements ki�;3��OO, with $4,800 cnsh, or ��r;;:g�or s�����OII����� cation to earn the doctor's de­ Pont Company has gathered to­ Coaches Ernest Teel, Roy bel' 10 through September 19, ��lr�r:"��II��d �e�'�:���::,ngj���� o:het�=�t directors of the meet. COn be re-flnnnced. ���e�;::l:���:'�H�.' M�����i she m the Brooklet Others include Dr J. D. items of use and Williams and John Groover were .------_ company lion 301 and 80, Statesboro, hos gree. gether dnily Everett Williams of the States- 4-2471. A. S. DODD JR. 6-12-tfc. wor��d Miss Nesmith ond at Ihe public school Park, chairman of the division; unusual ones that arc here last Judy Bobby Chas. E, Cone Realty Co., Inc, Georgia, on July 31, 1958 elementory many busy Saturdoy Issuing boro church Is chalrmon of the The Bulloch County DeveIop- and club Dr Walter B Matlhews, Dr Bill made from The with official Joe esson were top wlnnera for Simmons ShoppinJt Center approximately 8 p, 111, Contact music program glee petro-chemicals equipment pre- council and Elder Howard Cox Is FOR RENT-l\vo nt E, and Dr. B. demonstration is for ment Corporntion will build n Bulloch senior 4-H 4-2217 SPARACINO 12690 N. W, will be directed by Mrs. Billie Weaver, Georgia purpose of the season practice scheduled County om.ces . Dial secretary. ex- West SI. Air oils . 40,000 square foot building, Clubt at district achieve- Cherry Condl-. ro w vvorked in Watson. to show the project Miami ..'1'1 onid a I'HONE C ft ho Bryan daily dependence Monday. Committees 10 .. . reports Ave., . making between INCOME AND INCREMENT tioned Completely redecorated derivatives, pected to cost $200,000 ment at Rock lost 10 a similar Dr Monroe's dissertation was on oil and its many The stnff expects be- meeting Eagle, 8-14-tfc. MUrray 1-2457. County year coaching were Fellowship: Jack Brannen, R. J. 'HOLLAND for and $250,000 to be located on August 13-15, GERALD GROOVER feet of capacuy entitled: "Strengths and Weak­ The show is sponsored nationally tween 78 ond 80 boys out chnlrman ,nnd Buns- Nearly 50,000 square I Naughton 301 on the Statesboro side Committee Dacron, 35% U. S. was Ilrst winner close-in U. Other members of the nesses of Schools The Oil Industries 65% pima practice. Stotesboro church' Judy place S.,.301 (mnin street) faculty Georgia High by ley Raymond neor New FOR RENT-Fnrm House in local Lions the 1958 of the Boy Scout cnmp In yeast breads nnd Bobby Joe MaAager fronlnge. 10% on from the 1958·58 term With Implications for Teacher and is brought to the cotton, Actual $2.98 and The Devils will open nnd J. selling relurning Pr�ctor I.' Newman, Ihe old baseball field In good condition. Located just Jones Jr. MR. 0, C. member of Is With Pilots' was first place winner In ment price andEarnmff Increasing \U'l. Mrs Simmons and Education." Club Mr H P. BANKS, the Statesboro City Council, season m Statesboro Sa- Church' st�adl � near Rock- Rites held for Include: Billy hy $3,98 values, Fellowship Jimmy fine investment 01 off U, S. 301, North, of the Stntesboro this animal JudgIng. Both will repre- Mrs Ed He IS a native of Savannah, and Mr Lonnie Young shown here crowning MISS Donnie Powell, daughter of Mr. and vannah High. and Ottls Brook- Th h re t d the well $25 per month. R. J. Wynn, eighth grade; Rogers Ben'-Iey, com- . plont. sent Bulloch and $��ugoo, to I Gulf Oil cere­ season meets two AAA teams, County 8-14-1fc. M. L. health and and received his e.S degree Company. Mrs, J C, Powell, "Miss Memorial Park for J958" in special let Ulmer and old �ne Enst Dew Groover HOLLAND. Clontz, English; Church; Knight �r�oo�:a�uild��g for stute honors the State A teams and one B team pete at Chas, E. Cone Co., Inc, Miss Ollie Mae French from Georgia Teachers College Entire Stock $6,99 monies held at the Recreation Center last seven Levi Lanes Church; Vine Street where will set Really rant1 01'III itchI Jernigan, Boy's Friday night. Morris, they In B Edu­ The 1958 schedule. Atlanlo, September cy and Mrs, John Proctor, in 1935, and a Masters of Brooks Akins and Dolphus De- up four cutllng tubles ond will Simmons Center library; �.��gress Shopping Mrs cation from the UIlI­ Sept. 12, Savannah High in be- English and social science; degree Lonch, Mlddleground Churoh; employ ubout twenty people, third his son Dlu14-2217 III Mnry Alice Belcher wns retires; v. mathematics, of Besides Two institutes Statesboro, Sept. 19, Jesup oCmer Bird and 15, L. Mitchell. versity Georgia Raymond They _ Services ennVll e Summer Slacks gin�ing Scptel�lber \�11I place winner in Cotton It's In GI "II Mr industrial Florida, Dr Monroe has done Statesboro, Sept. 26, Lotts Creek program with - Troy Mallard, Donnie Powell named Coch�an !n Moles, Upper begin FOR SALE Gentle Riding Oct. Dublm a, trnl.nmg Uses, Thomas Chester won orts And Mrs, work at the University Close Out Statesboro; 3, Church, This committee will 111 each at n suitable for all mathematics, graduate �n group second in Furm und Horne Horses, ages, - Funeral Oct. Metter III a,bout �Ifty place succeeds him GLENNVILLE, Gn Mrs of North Carolina and Ohio Dublin; 10, meet at 8 p. m. September 5, time, 1 he plant expects to em- be seen at OLLIFF BOYD Lucy Shnww, science: set for Brunson won Moy SAWS FILED-All types of Oct. Blackshear Electric nnd Ed services for Brantley D Blitch, Mrs. State He came to up Statesboro; 17, for n finol between 350 nnd 400 pco- STABLES, 2 miles South on Hamp Smith, English: University. briefing. ploy third In Troctor has Thurs. 52-00 Pro Oct. 24, plnce the Mr S D (Dew) Groover U. S. 301. 8-21-2tp. f�g'L��Ckl���Or\!rrA'VI'i: who died unexpectedly James McCall, social science: the Georgia Tenchers College �Miss Memorial Park" �n Statesboro; Sylv�l1Ia The pUblicity committee in- pIc, most of them women cis���s Oct. SW8I1lS· ProJ'ect. retired us of the Gold day, August 14, were held Satur- Ida in September, 1949 111 31, cludes Jimps Jones, Leodel Cole- munugcr FlI.£R. Your saws will cut Mrs, Hinton. homemakins, facully Sta�esboro:, .Junior winners were: Glenn- mission boro In Nov. 7, The company has leased (1 project IT minut s to clean S at II n, 111 at the Mr business Emeral Me- I(ist Peanut Growers, formerly takes only 30 faster, cleaner, truer. p, day Jerry Kicklighter, Dr Monroe IS the son of Mr, study Donnie of J. SW8msboro;. man, Lanier, Virgil Sue Better conducted Ladies Regular $1,00 Miss Powell, daughter Mr. and Mrs. C. Groves 111 building at Mt Vernon, Gn ,und First Place, Belcher, o 9 x 12 with odorless Blue PETE'S FOLEY ville Baptist Church, Mr John of (Savannah) State�- Elveen, Dermon Newman, known liS East Pea­ rug Tnnkersley. educntion: Spence, and Mrs, Thomas B, Monroe Mission L 1I C n i a Smith, the Georgia ...... In from Breakfast; g Rev. G. nnd A Baptist Study BELTS ... """"._" 2 for 51.00 Powell of 30 was declal'ed to be and was Nov 14, Sandersville Per- n building at Gn, Lustre. II's Belk's SAW FILERS, 13 West Moore by the Rnymond Mr. George Roc. 1205 East 33rd Savannah. Special Easy Stl'eet, boro; Emerson Proctor and Mrs Wadley, lops. Dept. agriculture, Slreet, the eastern division Bill Smith, nut which WQS taken 4-3860 Scott. Burial lVas 10 Institute for Sandersville. which lhey will feed mnteriul Cloyerlenf, Freezing; Company Store. Street. PHONE PO Rev Roc buck, physicol educotion and cl'owned "Miss Memorial Park for 1958" in ry Cobb He is a member of PIli Delta First glamorous new Second Place: Julie OVCI Cotton As­ 5-22-tfc, in States- will be held at the Baptist in- into the completed plant Poultry, by PI'�duccrs FOR SALE-Brick veneer home. East Side Cemetery coach; Mrs. Caroline Lee, piano; The fmance committee Kappn, Delta Pi, and the Phi in Statesboro on cel'emonies at the Swim Centel- in Memorial Pal'k Fl'i­ Banks, Form and Home Eleclrlc; with fire- boro Church Septem­ Belk's Own Brand Cotton, eludes Dan Ward here, SOCIUtiOIl last ycar, Large living room, and W. E. Gear, principal Lee, Hagan, 11llrd Kappa Phi Honor Society, He nnd nt Tolifero Church, Potrloia Thigpen, Forestry. room, been ber II lllght, August 22. Frank place, dining French, which has not the Special day Harry Cone. McElveen, On September 8, Junior Pub- Mr. Pallbearers were Henry S, is currently a member of 1427 Enst 37th Street, Savonnah, Rayon, Monduy. Plnce, .Iayne Lanier, '1110 announcement of b kltcheh, for the last two lheir hand· Adult CIasses offered years, ...... by Fred Committee on Teacher CHILDREN'S PANTIES 3 for 51.00 provisions will be set up 10 IIc Bobblo Lynn retirement was made ��: 1;�t���s,p�g�"E' 4���0: Blitch, Olliff Everett, Georgia on September 12, Both meetll1gs Speaking: Groover's w.1I be offered, and a new St���� ;��,woeil�r�����tM�:scBt. ���I� ;:�;;;��� �'lin�' Fo����,:::n;n/�)Y1 M��:';: HL agoin Education and ProfeSSional m. appllcn- Neville, ot the onnual 7-24-tfc. Mc. WILL WASH Blitch, Robert Blitch, Chnrles ore scheduled for 10 a ond Tuesdny night advanced mathematics , course in and of the Pre-Serv­ :�;�:Vi;:;� of Gold Kict Pea­ and Bernard E, Standards, m Those will e���lo;�C��t� �����':;I-r.%���I�'�nc�� the Blitch, Addy, 2:30 p nttending Children's Alice meeting colored. IF YOU HAVE CAR for seniors will be orrered for Close-Out Lades', St��;� MJ!P' C�'U1ey, for ���e�sl�S�C. \��s. �. �� FOR SALE-Lots for ice Committee of the Georgia take sandwiches and the M�':�dL�����a;;���r;:. ch:r��sof nut Growers at the Marvin Pitt­ time of and Mrs. C. B n Miss Irene Groover nnd Mr Morris staleci thut numed ...... Mr. first _ ...... __ daughler act pl�nned Hnnner, Next to Willinm Jomes School. pallbearers the Education. ._ Off solo willie swim- Honorary Council on Teacher churches will the dnnks SWIM WEAR, Special twirling upo", caJ;.o.ew���eivl��I!IUe B:r�:�� mun' High School On th. college COMPLETE WASH." $1.00 provide 1/2 was She wos M.ss Eliznbeth will assist the completion of Ihe cOI.,tructR Terms. See Mory Lee Bishop were C. W. Dixon, H. E, Easter­ Chaney, runner·up. ming II' the pool She will be a Hagnn Dress Revue; Janis The teachers for the institute with lhe. CloyeHenf campus, ,... Frederick A choir will be nnd lense at W. A, Bowen Construction WASH & POLlSH $5.00 A. G. B. D. Dub· escorted by Shearouse, semor nt Florida State Um- Mr. Anderson. Lockwood to agreemenls ling, Oliver, themselves at Mt. Pin­ BUIIoch C Max Bnnkd;' Cloverleaf Cnnning; Co. office. 6-12-2tc. prepared son of Mr nnd Mrs. I' I of chOir members of the an­ Inside Vacuumed J. T. C. L. Cownrt, tillS year. ounty mnde up Development At the same time It was berly, Grice, recentlv. All churches verslty comp?ny .Ion Ie Ruth Wllllnms, Muffins; 2 attend G. E. A. Ilftcle Shearouse. the seven churches. Will to Cor: Max ...... nounced that Gerald ... _ Groover, W. H Minor, Howell Mann, ����s�s��i�.�.r��:� Off Miss Bean were poratl�n m�ve cornpl�h! Dorita Junior Canning; a Fall Mission ��s�;;� Assisting School Superintendent Olliff, FOR SALE BY OWNER plnnning Study 1/2 Other finalists were M.ss County The executive committee IS drive to rn.se funds was Will wash at home or bring Leon of Swim Senior Oven Meal. son of Mr, S. D. Groover, Siotin, Hymie lipsitz, a sufficient members the Center's H Womack announced this d.meet In .ts. \�'lh Curol Godbee, House. 3 are urged to send and P. to rmance the new bUild· Modern Ranch-Style car to 238 N, COLLEGE ST. N A. G. Pink­ Ann Thayer, daughter of Mr. made up of T Roe Scott, Wnrd a,tten which named Lo succeed his rather as Siotin, .I. WAll, summer . Senior Con- baths. People number of teachers to the Insti­ sWlmmlllg program, week that the Bulloch County Ylrglnla Allderson, bedrooms-2 full tile Sizes 3 to 7 to 14 Back­ Mrs, J. M Thayer escorted H' Howard S tt Pau I II1g of the Stricklnnd, .I D at 6x, Jr, agan, . Livestock manager peanut plant ston, Hugh - school courses Millard Martin, tute in order thAt they may r. system is offering ning; . 0f M W A CALL BILLY O'CONNOR Sr. meeting by I erry S lephens, son Groover, cco,rumplon, here. r��t'l: Brndley DO READ the to-School DRESSES 52.99 $3.99 in adult educatIOn thiS Conservation. ����fnnt[g::.mLo;g:l�it'c�en tnke advnntoge of oppor­ and Mrs. G C, year Harold Dan Lee nnd AtIantIC C. 4-2440 Stephens, Judy . POplar McElveen, MOTHERS TO MEET Those Red Award dish washer. Screen porch. Pay learn how better to Ity receiving was Survivors are his wife, Mrs, tunity to of Mr nnd Mrs. Everett Wilhams, chairman. An advisory committee and assume Smith, He stated that adult classes were: Jenkins, ... _ of da.ughter un TALK PLANS FOR cards Shirley 1 7_-_10_-_tf_c_. Ga. present their mission study F TIme D . TO named to aid Mr, Groover . f Nellie Everett Blitch: two dnugh- One Table Sizes 10 to 18 Tom escorted Alex Elder R L . MItc,e,I II one 0 Mr. Max Lockwood of States- young ��e��s re����tle. SPOT ADS University Sn,.th, by ay will meet from one to four Senior Public Bonnie back home. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM Speaking: In the of Ihe Bnd Browne, son of Mr and Mrs the Prlm.t,ve Baptist's most elo- take an act.ve operation plont. $14,200 ters, Mrs Carl J, Woeltjcn LADIES' SHORTS .. 4 for 51.00 nights a week. The class, whell boro, Georgia will Senior Dress Revue; Mrs Helen G. Adams, presi- Mrs Mel Price, vice president, Dekle, The committee is George H. PHONE 4-2941 Mrs. G H Schrage of Savnn- part in the progr"m of the 401h All mothers who nrc Interesled Mnrsha Connon, Junior Dress A, S, DODD JR, dent of the Bulloch County Edu- is hopeful that every church in at Rec. Center Miller, James Davis, James L. ���kO�:���nda�ght��do��� ��� ts an a mee ��f;"�o���ciOt�:r���i�;�aChers, in their in Junior 7-31-tfc one Jomes R. Blitch org�nizeddmg fw.1IrequencydeterTine tthemg NatIOnal Recreation registerlllg daughters Revue; Sherry lanier, cntion nnd Mrs. will be ------L. Real Eslale noh, son, OU : Association, the Eastern division Table Children's and Mrs. Ike escorted Congress Deol. "Ibo" Anderson, M. Y ARE One Minkovltz, by when it is formed, except in the Girl Scout program, either Senior or other Talent; Hugh Deal, S. MORTGAGE LOANS FHA of Waycross: four grnndchildren Hozel Powell, membership represented at one the Williams Deloach These made being held in Atlantic City, N. J, Taylor, Lomar Smith, Leon owner-7-room MISSES PAJAMAS .. 2 Pro 51.00 certain cases when the meetlllg BULLOCU COUNTY as Brownies or Intermediate Talent. FOR SALE by attended the G.E.A Institutes. R L. J. H G1-CONVENTIONAL-FARM and severnl nieces nnd chairman, of the two September 22·26 He w.1I por· Anderson, Roberts, frame house located in Brook­ nephews. up on Labor D time must be set to prevent M.Y.F. SUB-DISTRICT Scouts, mny meet nt the Recren- Jo Southeo.t locnl leaders' school of instruc- Betty Brannbn, nnd John Cromley. ------���;;� ay a Wyatt let. In excellent condition, As­ HOMES FOR SALE 1:------'------_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-, O�·:: ��::,�;::I ;v':,'r�'s conflicts in schedules. TO MEET AT MAGNOt!A a� pane,1 tion Center On Tuesday, Scplem- District Sccrelllry, also attende(1 with bnth nnd tion held nt the Center of Con- Jantzen Jessica I bestos siding, lubdlvl.lon FHA Johnson, Lane, Joyce Labor Will be a "Fun t�cipate �eml�� i� ber nt to o'clock, This is not and Mr. Dodd of the Frnnk exe­ Day The Bulloch sub-dl,'i- 2, the meeting with the group High trlbule wns pold to half. nice neighborhood. tlnuing Education, University G.E.A, Hughes, Col- Those mterested III enrolling County Big lot, ...... Off Clark, Judy Hollar, Sunny Time for all the folks �I�eadses;��n St:��1t eRecrea��n to hut a on Approved week. of the G.E A., T-SHIRTS Day" of the Methodist Youth just register, meeting presided at the meeting Groover for his "outntandlng job For additional information call BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Georgin In Athens last cutive secretary 1/3 Jane Orr, in these adult classes arc re- trict lins, Dale Ranew, Bulloch Services," to made In - 111 discuss be nnd 8·28-41c. 23 N, Main 51. Phone 4-2471 were the A closed living County. hold a ,to changes Thursday night. in the processing handling VIctor 2-4175. "Slrengthening the local at meeting, Jackie Ann Mc- to contact Miss Maude Fellowship Will one-day Established an" Profitable Business Is Kelly, Shirley quested An on Mr, the this Please 1------a An I' television �how "Local The SWim Center and the near expert subject, program year, of peanuts here ror long G E.A unit" wns Ihe lheme of circuit 1 Lot Nylon-Rayon-Cotton Cork Janice Clark, Dons Mc- White, viSiting teacher and retreat at MagnOlia Springs, th� at­ Ie, IS or the do not ask to let ynur child he of He Is a past SALE-1953 Model MT 2- the Dr Claude Pur- G.E A." closed the meeting and Parks Will be open from 8 n, m education Millen, on Saturday, September Lock,",,:oOd ch:Jlrma� period yenrs." FOR _. director adult in workshop, _ Godbee of BLOUSES " Off Carole TIMBER CRUISING LADIES' Clelland, State Recreation Com- phone. of the Stntes�ro row John Deere Tractor with TINKER'S tended more than 300 1/2 6 Plans for the M Y,F Will registered by president FOR SALE cell, state school superintendent, by Martha Bulloch They may year Geor,gla SERVICE--30 Selbnld SUeet. Faye Hodges, County, miSSIOn. Club nnd the new equipment. Reasonnble. PHONE Rondnll H of leaders tlOl,a6t Ph·oml.,_ be made at the retreat, The Mrs. Bondurant Rotory 4-2300 Minor, president The were Mr Fred tfoorI2thneoocenl'eabnldnlf"oro.,mOfl phone her at PO 4-2323 or 8-14-lfc. J. M. TINKER. Phone PO judges na· his son, Victor' 2-2644. Ladies' will meet at the Stoles- The Congress .s the only MEETING manager of the plont, Ga. Close-Out ,Mr A. B. McDougald, day. VIctor 9-3406. group CIDROPRACTIC or PO 4-2265, Statesboro, - - Hodges of the THE CALICO SHOP All ages are invited to piclllc boro First Methodist Church at tional meeting which provides is the present president 4-17-tfc. SUMMER DRESSES $10. Mr, Osborne Banks, Mr Shields IN SAVANNAH - 53. 55. FOR SALE Gentle in the and the swim- Formal education will be to make discussions of all phases of rec- Rotary Club Riding St t b G Kenan and Mr Worth Mc- parks enjoy 8'30 Saturday mornmg to head neW Horses, suitable for nil ming pool With all swimmers be- offered to those seeking a high the trip by bus, A picnic lunch reation for both professionals The Sixth District of the Sleeveless Dougald informal and The theme of the Associa- IMPROVEMENTS Alderman's Paint Ladies' ing admitted lor just 10 cents. school dJploma and will be served at II a, m, They laymen. Georgia Chiropractic ages.lc�::::::::::�C11I��W�e�s�t�M�a�i�n�S�t�r;e�e�t���������a�e�s�o�r�o�,HOME ElOIse Ware was mistress. of a�,�e�LI��u�O�� 1 Specials "Recrention CATALOG 'J ����CE��el� The m offered to those 1958 is tion held its NEW SEARS �a�,� ...... Off parks will close at 6 p. courses will be will relurn about 430 p. m. Congress quarterly meeting U. S 301 COTTON BLOUSES ceremonies oun atlon 8-21-2tp. Screen Porches ON 1/3 of further Enters the In a in Snvnnnah 24 F d. '" lhird annual Other special events for Lobor who feel the need Space Age." SIInduy, August BEING DISTRIBUTED Extra Rooms -e- This wns lhe will be announced. 10 some particulor area sent recently to Con- with lhe order of Memonnl Park" selection Day study SEEDLINGS message Along reg"lor BY OFFICE HERE FOR SALE-A very nice brick Sidewalks One Table $1,00 Ladies' "Miss PINE Mrs R. S. Bonduront was Reg. as public gress offiCials, President Eisen- busmess there was the election veneer 3-bedroom Duralite Paint Center was decorated •• home, Jarge Driveways That Famous The SWim \. such. speaking,. �ral the past 27 years, d h' f the B II DCh Med. & .. 2 for 51.00 CIVICS, During hower declared, "The healthy of officers for the district for Mrs, Miriam Hunler, manager- rOOm and three PAJAMAS, Large, "Dreamland" and English, government, Jiving bedrooms, on the theme nme trees have been 0 the N a Dna I The TillY Mites eight conversational 896,000,000 pine use of leisure lime becomes 111- lhe as follows: nComeounty cc�lrmanIlpter � �I loclli Sears sales one situated on a of clouds "general math, coming year, of the catalog pine panel, For Ihe Month August feotured and white from meet· If You Need A pink ten-year-old Will be- planted seedllllg produced lo our 0 Shuman Foundation at the annuul lot in a new section where a�d .boys, Spanish, FrenCh, Georgia history creasingly important Chairman, Dr, J. office in Simmons Shopping large Children's 79c studded with twinkling stllrs, CARPENTER Rayon gill football practice on Septem- in the state nurseries, During of of held 12, announced .. ing week values are House Paint ,.,"", $5.25 Now $3.98 and many others. living in this demanding age Baxley; secretary-treasurer, on, Aug�st Center, this increasing. Supreme Regular over the Colored ...... pool ber 3. Will be Mon- the 1957-58 season 169, mclude. treos- Or GOWNS AND PAJAMAS 3 for $1.00 floating Gnme days alone, As our look Dr K. R of Stolesborn, Other off.cers thnt lhe sent out _., Now speed people Mildew and Fume Reslstnnce Rogul" $6.82 $5,35 Centered the A Herring biggest catalog This home has already been balloons pool. and A tuition will be The 000,000 pine were d.s· urer Thomas Hownrd' PAINTER day, Wednesday Saturday, charged seedlings toward the fu Iure, I hope CDC h nnd mem ber I0 th e board af secretnry Sears, Roebuck and C01U- ".,.,"', ... Now was by , $3.89 water financed, and With a reasonable I\lkyd Flat Wnll Regular $5,10 of multi-colored will come on a - spray September, October and Novem- participants tributed by the Georgia Forestry Dr E R. M' 'AI rna H "c's the three is can PHONE 4-3074 directors, Yorbrough .opper; pany in past years .•...... Now the down payment, purchaser I)orch and Floor Enamel Regular $5.95 $4,68 featured at the end of pool on 10 ber, volunteer basis. Commission, continued page clS-i��ro �rt.,I�sl h w�men� : d����d save cost of This c��a�. �MW b�q h_L" re-flllancing, . Now . Supergloss Enamel, ... , , , , ,.,' Regular $7.95 $6.35 laird; publiCity cholrman, ElOise �ueu��eM�Mem��Ithe 1- contains over 1,500 pages and Park contest came down I)urn Sa Un Rubber Base Ware. more thnn Items r�a�e itq��r�h����e d��fre� nf��: GEORGE MILLER Memorial · . lists 135,000 Now or from "U.S.S. GENERAL MEETING AT execut.ve ...... , ... ," Mesh 1st full information call A. S Dodd with APR , .. Regular $5.63 $4.52 RegUlar Weave, steps of the with - Quality and 235 N, Main SI. Stntesboro oround the Memb�rs tor the home fomily Park" and strolled UPPER BLACK CREEK contmued on 10 4-2471 After 600 o'clock .. puge Jr. al NYLON SEAMLESS HOSE 69c • I more thon 20 per cent in fulf 8·14-tfc. Snve More by BuyIng More From tates oro tobacco market leads call 4-9081. S b agalU,. CHURCH AUGUST 29-30-31 color. KING __IE!__ Usual $1.00 Value Men's DR. HUGH The annuol General Meeting =�====_IIIII------PRICE REDUCED TO 810,275.00 l1RED OF LOOKING at that M. E. Alderman Co. NYLON STRETCH SOCKS 2 for 5100. Considerably lower by paying Books on retirement nnd the on floor or Roofing cotton rug your ��C::::I:�SITION equity of 82,500 00 and assum· West Vine Street sales hit lbs. problems of oglng can be ob­ that spread on your bed? Then for r---T-h-e-�-W""e-a-t-h-e-l""''- at 4 cent, of 11,438,580 $6,212,161 per com- ���:����������!c\:ll��;:�:� ing mortgage VI former tained from the Statesboro give it n new look. Cnll MODEL Statesboro, Georgia Dr, Hugh KlIlg, August 29, 30 and 31 Services Monthly poyment only $7540. 1------AND DRY CLEAN­ .. .. _ ... Off missioner of the Bulloch County Library. located I S, Zetterower, LAUNDRY ��i;; ����� �.e.n'.s: �.�.y � The Statesboro tobacco market led the Georgia- will be at I I o'clock. Elder Regional Duplex 1/2 ac- ING and let us It one of of Health, has U Mrs. L. B. Taylor, 1311 Alber­ dye Department set 0 fbiwileb Howard Cox is pastor, PHONE 4·3234 with the FIonda flue-cured be I't til saIes for th e 1958 season for uyers presenl. pS marie St., Brunswick, Ga, 72 colors lodny cepted a position of tobacco official tobacco sell. 7-31-tfc. 3-28-tfc. Florida State Department the eleventh straight year when all the reports were in Extra Georgia's ����!��I�SUp.��.��� 3 Yds. 51.00 wiil be m Jackson- seaSOn ended last Friday, b"l and Health and after final sales on of last week. ing to Friday I�����������= vl'lle for a while before going a few fnrmers s t'll• h ave t0 bacco Businesses and The total Will be still sales one of the Dr. Rruce Wi1son FOJII��o�Ep;;�;�il c�"r::���!�. ��� - pushed day's report by sa e ere Entire Stock Children's And his permanent assignment. 1 h on hand, Downs NOTICE- higher tomorrow when a special companies here Agriculture Department

�_'If�;�: LADIES' SANDALS .. Pro sale will be held at Brannen's The 1957 season's total was officiais that unusual �fl6N�og��t�n�lmon, Wanted $1.00 reported school to close Warehouse to allow larmers 10,156,862 pounds for $5,180,- weather conditions and delays to at Effective The thermometer readings FOR SALE-LoU for colored 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Immediately with late tobacco to put it up 11470 to average $51 per 29 In getting plants at the start of speak Ladies' Foam Rubber Sole H. D. Friday, Aug. for the week or Monday, Next to William .James School. Warnock for Huctlon, hundred pounds the season had caused the late WANTED-Timber and Timber Sunday, See Lee Cloth BEDROOM SHOES .. Pro August 18, Ihrough Terms. Mary Bishop FORESTLANDS Terry 51.00 Total 1958 sales, as reported Day by doy sales for the last Aulbert Brannen, president of crops. for Labor Lond by Until Fm·ther Notice as follows: at W. A. Bowen Conslructlon Pittman Park August 24, were Day Tobacco week here were as follows: REALTY CO. J. M. TINKER, ([))c Co lUI Il11 by the Statesboro the Tobacco Ware- Commissioner of AgricultufI! Co. office. 6·12·2tc. B lUIllll Ih1 1 Georgia Broker, 30 Seibold Street, Stotes- y Club meets Board of Trade, were I I ,438,- (Last week's Herold reported Phil Campbell praised Mr Bran HIgh Low Josh Lonler of tbe Slatesboro housemen's said an Rev. exe- boro. Phone PO 4-2300 or PO for sales Association, The Bruce Wilson, this 580 pounds for $6,212,161.85 through Tuesday, August nen's action in th� Aug, 19 '" 88 70 Merchants' AssocIation SALE BY OWNER-Three 4-17-tfc. 10% DISCOUNT reopeni�g Monday, FOR 4-2265 Home Demon­ a extra sale doy will be held In un­ cullve of the week stores The Warnock season's average of $54.31 per 19.) warehouse saying, "It is secretary Georglo 19 .,' 89 89 announced that the bedroom home. Two full baths, Tuesday, Aug. stration Club h<:ld its regular hundred August 20, 206,- States�ro to tobacco fortunate that a few farmers Temperance will be the 20 ,88 88 and busInesses 01 Statesboro will Just painted. (1) 1lll1u II1llUle§ pounds. Wednesday, help League, Wednesday, Aug, asbestos siding. FOR RENT-2-bedroom house­ at the Homemakers The U. S. Department of Agri- 870 pounds for $97,114.12 to of were unable to finish out their guest preacher at PIttman Park 21 ",90 close on Monday, September I, Located In very desirable neigh· All CASH and CARRY meeting farmers dispose late crops. Thursday, Aug. 71. close in to business section, On 18. Statesboro's on �6.94. . tobocco In to sell Methodist Church on ,., 10 observe Lobor borhood on Park Ave. Owner Center Monday, August culture's figures put overage time It during Sundny FrIday, Aug, 22 92 70 Day. Available around Sept. 15. CALL demonstra­ for Mr. Brannen said he Will re- School moving. Immediate possession, Mrs. Thigpen, home sales at 11,523,210 pounds Thursday, August 21, 222,708 the regular season, with the mornIng, August 31. The Dev. Aug. 23 ". 18 72 County Superintendent 4·2425. BELK'S Saturday, tfc. MOL. G. C. COLEMAN, an 01 for to the Brannen Warehouse on PHONE 4-2079. Tlh1u§Weelk DRY CLEANING tion ogent, 'nstructed the"group $6,249,978 for average pounds $105,599.02 open assistance of the Georgia To- Sunday, Aug, 24 ,., " 72 in making tid-hlt trays, mOL,lld­ $54.24 per hundred pounds. The average $47.42. U. S 301 at Statesboro Fri- bacco Association, we should be ::eur����c�0�:�7cel: ::;atth';'��::ISal!�lIa�.::,�n%,:, ::..t��I;; RaInfall tor the week w.. lemons before ".HOME OF BETTER VALUES" of dIfference accounted BC- so that the small held audItorium ",.. a of white oil Heat your and working up cel'tlmics is for, FrIday, August 22, 167,:W2 day percentage able to deal with this problem In the ot Marvin the Labor Day holiday and Use square -e- ing 0,19 Inches, boord. and you will A covered to Ihe local board ot pounds lor $77,168.37 to of leaf crop stili In curing caused unusual weather con- Pittman School until theIr tor the lall lenn on cloth for your pastry squeezing them, Ideal Cleaners several ,pall�rns. dish cording overage the. by HIgh .u� TUes: amount of on", can be A fuil :, clean it have obout twIce the luncheon was Rrved., trade, In a dlscrepency In $48.11. sheds m�rketed. I ilillons and late new church Is completed. I 1IIaIillimMJalI._iIIIIllIftI.._1IIi day, September 2.' , When using It, Dry plantings." through �;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=� well and put away tor use again. juice,