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2-1-1951 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]. 1951 Girls THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, JAN. 25, Two County Read 01'1 Conservat'IOn T,C. Cheel·leaders The Herald'. Bulloch County" Activities - Is Five To -ChUl'ch Ann of Register, 9 T.C. IS Miss Nevil, Play CHURCH News to make Leading • PRIMITIVE BAPTIST one of six women named RENT. Ad. Ronald::'�i:_:,_'�_r}_A_I\!1:::;:C:::t.'li:L=A=S=S=I=F==1Reagan, Ruth Hussey FOR:;:::E::.::=D==:=:::A::;:r:DJ:S:::J"""'r:a:15-room house on N. l'HE J. R. KELLY team at Geor­ BULLOCH By up the cheerleadlng FOR SALE (Misc.) Street. A. S. DODD HERALD College Marmes Saturd Hours of wm-shtp: Reg'ular Piper Lauric, Chas. Coburn Jr. New.paper ay Teachers College. 01' 111. _ gia Phonc 476 518 tn- at 11:30 n. I Edmund Gwenn, Spring Byington oval (tf) The Marines will aervlces Sundny Two mat,:hed Quantico Miss Sue Simmons, also of Reg­ ANTIQUES: 111. Bible Study nt Starts 3:30, 5:33, 7:35, 0:30 ., vade for the first lime nnd 7:30 p, Oscar Elhcl'ldgc, He­ tables, $28.50 each. lrOR RENT: Furnished DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS 0' STATESBORO Georgia. Hlll'I'Y Leo, o.n alternate member. marble top aparlment. AND BVLLOCH COVNTY B, Y. F. SCI'V- Ister, 18 ----- the intention of 10:15 n. m., and P. M, L. SATURDAY, Jan. 27 tea set for Saturday WIUl ruce Deal, Josh Smith JI'., 15-plece hand painted A vallable February 1. Adults at 6:30 Ill, Tho arc busy generating Featul'e- XI the Georgia Teachers' Ice p. A. L, Taylor, and Zach girls -Double g-druwer walnut, mnrble MRS. ED. H. KENNEDY VOWME snapping Taylor, basketball squad $36.00. only. STATESBORO, GEORGIA, of home basketball vtc- "The Lord shall judge His pea- with the Oge- pep (or a varsity "FEDERAL AGENTS �-bed 133 North Main Street. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1951 string Sn�llh, cool'pcl'alOl's and lost 1. top chest $37.00. 4-poster Phon� NUMBER 12 to foll that has won 13 • tortes nnw rnumberlng 20. Il is n. fearful thing Rlv ·1' Soil Conservation Dls- games AT LARGE" Walnut bed $45.00. 76-L. ple, ochce advertises $35.00. baby (llc) School nnd the hnnds of the living Cod." week only one. The college 9:47 used bedroom Laboratory High Inlo the u+ct, were busy last Bolling Stm'ts- 2:20, 4:49, 7:18, Also a beautiful, cheerlead­ -- wtll at Most at the WANTED TO RENT __ Statesboro High boys play Hebrews ]0:30-31. out coastal bermuda grass. attractively-dressed OF GHOST TOWN" suite with bed, spring, mattress, Team That Never 2. "STREETS the Both be a with the ers as "A 6:(5 before college gamo. Every member snould help- the grass was plontcd Chas Starrett dresser and chest-very cheap. Loses." (Durango) WANTED TO llElNT by the contests will be In the college gym- construcllvc member of the b rmuda grass planter owned by 10:47 refrigerator with new ful, of Starts 3:20, 5:49, 8:18, Frigidaire month: Farm near Citizen Statesboro, nastum. the success of Unit of U1C Miss Nevil Is tho daughter Terms. from 10 Committee church, the Bulloch County TWO CARTOONS Open Makes unit, $75.00. promottng of PLUS Not Interested in tobacco and Manned COI'IllCI' colleglatc and not hindering Soli Conservation Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Nevil, Reg­ WAGON pea­ by the scrvlces and Ogeechce Rlver a.m, to 8 p. m. YE OLDE Marines arc SUN. & MON., Jan. 28-29---- nut acreage, House must have nil SLaI'S, the has His rc- Dlslr'lct. From 8 to 10 acres a day Ister. Miss Simmons' parents SO. Main Survey upon pr'oCcssional thorn: God placed WHEEL-ANTIQUES, modern convenlenccs, Phone " have a power lhe this Mrs. Frank of "MR. 880" 287-L from Virginia highel' deemed and quickened people can be planted with planter, Mr. and Slmmons� Extension. Teachers. The Pro- of Burt Lancaster, Dorothy McGuirt! 0'.' 469. (2tp) rating than the obligation of service. giving joy which is pulled by any type Register. haven't had n Edmund Gwenn ressors, however, and blessing In service, farm tractor, provided an extra FOR SALE: New brick building SERVICES 9:0 School local court Sun. 3:45, 5:30, close contest on thc man Is on hand to the planter Starts 2, ideal for stOI'C with A cordlnl welcome to every keep 'WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS In Cobbtown, defeated the Parris Is- Starts Mon. 3:30, 5:29, 7:28, 9:27 in bnsem nt LADY-let me clean und County srnce they r nlshed with grass. SAY, up The of of -.------visitor. pi storugc space survey Statesboro and System_ fr'lend and A HOSPITAL AUXILIARY amplc OfBu�loch Bulloch Marines In ovcrtimo In & Jan 30-31 -­ Now lensed machine for Bcho:ols county' land 63-60, P rsons Interested In renting TUES. WElD., of building. by adjust your sowing At the meeting of the part reached its final when the Bulloch · V, F. AGAN, Pnslol'. regular and No lise phaae School Sur- their December, 1949, opener. machine ror a coastal "IN A LONEL.Y PLACE" U. S. Post Office. For price your spring sewing. buying County lhl!'J tUng Statesboro Woman's Club last won their 28th stralghl new one when a liltle vey Committee heard of the rs. . . They should contact Mr. Olorta Grahnm details see .TOSIAH ZET'fElR­ 11 work on reports four sub-committees at MEA S . CHURCH bermudn grass tho members made Humphrey Bogart, nnth Honored nt 69·H, OVCl' METHODIST Thursday, machine will do game home, �lCI'CCI' Fred Blitch, Bulloch County su- Hoe­ Starts 3:23, 5:24, 7:25, 0:26 OWER. Phone 698-J. your present just the Statesbol'o grammar school last their (01' of a building Friday night. Saturday, It was plans organization as L. P. MOORE, 231 East University 10: 15 a. m., Sunday School. Oge cnce Rlvcr Soil Con- mode good. pcrvlsor, tal A commlttce • 13U1 one defeat pi Auxiliary, - Type- Multi street. Dr. triumph ugnlnst worship. aorvatlou Dtsu-tct. Mrs. M_ E_ GINN COMPANY TYPEWRITERS Royal (U) Rogel' Holland Jr., chnlrman J 1 :30 u, m., Morning up at MI·s. Alfred Dorman, � this season. wrttera. Allen Adding Machines, of the Program Commlt- Associ ation Sermon the pastor. and Mrs. Lem Zet­ STATESBORO MACHINE • • Plnnntng- By by Paul Carroll Ogeechee WIG­ Sales and Service. Rentals, BABY SITTING SERVICE. Need .tee; Mr. M, C, Roberts, chalrrnnn Church was to meet with COMPANY Mrs. E. A. 1] :30 n. m., Children's terower named 43 E. take cure of Smith, superintendent of the Women's Street Phone 309 TYPEWRITER CO .. someone to Junior of the and Baptist BLOOD TEST EXHIBIT Corblt.t. Plans Be Discussed to Walnut GINS Orguntzntlon Adminis- Rev, ,1. D. representatives at the hospital while The Thermometer Mission work in the conducted by Statesboro, Georgia Main St. Phone 591J. (3-1-51) 01' lillie Mary you go to the tration Committee; Lehman Ogeechee Association for 25 was BE SHOWN BY LEGION Fel- the Dekle, years, Methodist Youth complete a 01' take a 6:45 p. m., ,organization: show, to party, trip? chuirmnn of the Com­ honored upon her retirement at v F01' Vet Classes on Population the annual W. M. U. An exhibit stressing the impor­ • Line Desirable lots Last Week Said. .. meeting lowship. "Make Our Phone Your FOR SALE: Then phone MRS. W. H. BLITCH mittee; nnd Mrs. Gus blood tests and who stili have time to Abernathy, held at Olive Church on tance of pet-iodlc Foundation 'Veterans Clothes Line" Granade street, Grndy, Donehoo, Thermometer for January 25. 6:45 p. m., Wesley at 31i-L. (tf) reldlng. co-chairman or lhc Present Pln.nt Bl'anc� Immediate treatment credit for education nrc ask­ • the need for their Items East Main, North College, pnn-teh. Bulloch Jan­ With Forum Hour. Personal MODEL LAUNDRY county, MondlY, FacUlties Committee, rend the I'C­ her retlrement, Mrs, Sam in the case of at Vcterans serv- Jones from 0. physician cd to meet the M. O. of West Main, College Blvd., Mrs. Waynes­ - Jan­ worship. Qucen, . Phone 55 LOANS uary 22, through Sunday, ports. Groover, only atu-vtvtng charter diseases Is be­ 7 :30 p, m.. Evening on fll'st rtoor of the FARM venereal Icc Office, the - JOSIAH contracting with her Dry Ave., and Zettel'OWel', were al follow.: member of "Have You Taken Your bora, spent Thul'sday Laundry Cleaning 4 % Interest uary 28, Last night these chalrmen, to­ the Ogcechcc AS9r."'n­ the local post of S rmon, courthollse, at 7 :30 Tucsday night Yo! Ing sponsol'ed by Mrs, Charles Brannen, Let the Bowens Do It-They ZETTEROWER Low with lion which WRS For Christ 1" by the pastor, daughter, borrower. See High gethel' Dr. Tom Little of organized In 1 !l03, the Amerlcnn Legion, Commander Stnnd of next weeh:. Brannen Terms to suit the and family, Little Max Live Here! Monday, Jan, 22 80 37 Georgia Teachers S. H. offered the I'esolution: this m" t"oundnlloll MACHINE BANDS Main College, following Joe Woodcock announced 8:30 p. Wcslcy Plnns will discussed to In- SEWING LINTON G. LANIER, 6 S. be his Jan_ 23 49 38.11 H. P. "Be Il thnt in an­ accompanied grandmother mc nt 234 East Tuesday, Shel'man, Womack, Oscar Resolved, we, Houl'. - O. K. See week. Fellowship classes at Teachers - AVE R Y prices Floor Sea Island Bank auglll'ate night )lome and stayed untU Sunday. St" 1st Wed'day, Jan, 24 51 43.06 Joinel', Miss Maude Mt·s. nunl session of the WomRII's hU8- In States­ Main Street. White, The display will be fo,' those who wish to con- TRACTOR SERVICE S. LOUGH, PastaI'. College Rtlilr1ing . Thursday, Jan_ 25 51 35 Kirkland, and thc chair­ slonul'Y _Union of the .JOHN a s\lrvey Auxllhu'y boro Thursday through Saturday. Untie their education under thc U. S. Marine Robert Brannen, Tractor and Farm MachInery Friday, Jan, 26 4. 25 man, Leodel Coleman, met to iron o gee q h coR I VOl' Assoclntlon In a trailer In U. S. Naval Hos- It will be parked G. r. Bill of patient at the SALES & SERVIClE SALE: Farmall "A" Tractol' DECORATING at Rights. FOR �aturday, Jan 27 83 26 out the rough "POts 'In the !'eports. Olivo Bl'lll1ch, tilll:! .Jamul!'}, �5, front of the United 5 and 10 Cent Ad Portsmouth, Va, spent the condition. Dean Paul Carroll of the col- pltal, is our Best with equipment; good Jan_ 28 72 34 When the 1951, Olll' Legal Experience Sunday, _ complete report Is OXJ1I'CSti sincere nnd on North Main street. week end with his Mr. of store OF SALE. OF COTTON and H. H. vetera.ns parents, Recommendation F. B. LANIER, Brooklet, Ga. All Types Painting Rainfall for .17 In. heRl'Hell NOTICE lege Olliff, wee�: ready It will be given to a gl'oup nppl'eciation Ilnd thL.nl:s the slogan that' America Ule cotton . and Mrs. Grover Brannen. He had 1------" and Using According to law, officer, will be to This information i. furnish­ of education authori­ for the 25 yeRrs of devoted (1 nd the present DO YOUR LAUNDRY THE out·of-county needs strong men and women, will be sold to Ule s�rvlce I as his guest Boatswains Mate Ce- Paperhanging listed below 'I!scuss the plans. RENT ed special to The Herald by ties who ure Invited to cfflclent service of Mrs. E. 1\. of the of to FOR 1951 being contains pictures on Februal'y 9, cll' also Portsmouth. EASY WAY. Bring them See the New display bidder Wright, TeCH of the U. S. W. C. Cromley, of Brooklet. Statesboro for a vl.lt to Smith as superintendent of (JIll' dis­ highest 1 Colors STEVENSON, Marine Corps three-day first of venereal RIJTH'S AUTOMATIC WASHER. at Hololse and Garden SER�EANT �ORMAN Recruiting Office, Savannah, Union. symptom! 1951, for accrued storage: of Is FOR RENT-Store building is shown Bob of Radio Station Inspect all schools In the cu;.e�·t�,���n:�r:�ti';,.;:��y ubt" �; Mrs. W. R. Ivey, Augusta, Thompson, WWNS a framed citation in county. eases and Infected personfJ 734; H. W_ RICHARDSON present.lng of ------urges numbering 140; '25 Zellerower Ave. Prompt ser- E. Main St. PAUL FRANKLIN, h�re appreciation • • will make "We realize that it was Receipts post office 01' Mr. Olliff at the her Mrs. Chal- tf station s cooperation with the Corps. Left to are They recommendations thl'ollt,h a visit to Uwir family visiting daughter, 316-R-2 JIle right members of the stUdio staff: to make 14586; 14978; 45352; SR. (tt)481 Phone Miss Sally Ser- hel' and devotion 14097; 14471; courthouse. mel's and vice. Curb Service. (tI) they think necessary to make the efficiency that for treat­ Franklin, family. 10nj Sgt. Stevenson, Martha Mixon, Jack Mr. Immediately 45766; 45768; loPresti, Thompson, and Jim Watson. wc physician 4576'1; 45765, -..- -. -. -. Bulloch school have risen to be one of the hcst 45762; ------=---==-=-=- -..- -..- reads: "U. S. Marine county system one ment. --,"", Corps in grateful appreciation to Radio 45770; 55652; 55684. .The cltatjO� Station WWNS for co­ of the best In the state. orgAnlzcd and active Unlon9 tn lhe Wi-ISE. �.,...,.IIIII"',.��"�..__,.IIIII...,.��,.�..__,.__...,���..LKV..v�- operation and assistance so generously extended in PLANTElRS COTTON mailltaining and furthering the Interests and Mercer Choir Will Those to be Invited for the final state. There are 692,325 adults serving activities Gu. of for the so a Statesboro. Corps, demonstrating spirit necessary to the success of evaluation and "As memorial for the 25 f'R in the Scouts of America as the. Ma�lne and. the national defense. l'ccommendatlons YC'R Boy Your indiVidual efforts Will stand as an outstanding example of devotion are: Dr. Joe Williams. assistant to of W. M. U, service, this 8ssc..:lu­ volunteer leaders. (2-8-3tc, initiative, and loyalty to the best Here Feb. 18 interest of our Corps and of our Nation." The citation is the president of the of tion will present $100 to C"mp signed by Commandant of the Marine Corp� Sing Unlvo"slty General C. B, Cates, USMC, and J, C. The Rev. Lovell Georgia; !{nap Boddlford, n (l c I c to pe1'petuate 1.11·!II. McQueen, Brig, General, USMC, Director of and George Jr., pas­ superln­ Supt. Robert F. Whitaker Recruiting Direc. Smith's name tor of Public Information. tal" of the Statesboro Baptist tendept of Screven county schools; there, Chul'ch, announced thla .week that Dr. Dean, .of Florida State Unlvel'­ "Hav1llg sel'ved unselfishly, she has served the Mercer University �olr will slty; 0,·. Dome Smith, of the Unl­ Man To' eternally, Mrs. be presented at the Sunday versl.�y of Georgia College of Edu­ Emory "Signed: S. C. GROOVI;R." Mrs, Disaster afternoonj Febnlarychurt'18. cation; Mark Smith, "uperlnten­ Smith pioneered the mis­ Plans Drawn dent of Bibb County schools; sion cause in more than 30 rllml Prepardness The choir Is made up ,ot 36 men Address Alumni Claude of the churches I'S, and women students. wU1 Purcell, State De­ thl'oughout they yen Good lIliey Her partment of Education; and Mr. J. Robert F. Whitaker, final report revealed that In Bye present a number of superlnten­ songs. For L. dlrecto,· of the school the 25 years of her' servIce 17 mlo .. Bulloch The choir Is directed Dr. Ar- Morrison, ent of Emory University Statesboro, Hospital, societies Up of the Department sionary contributed 1110l'e • County thur L. Rich, director mU81c at Atlanta, and a 1927 graduate of � than "It can $22,000 mission enter­ happen here," Dan field Mercer. :�I:��a':1:;;:�ce to, Hartley, general repre- Organ InterludN IIId ac­ the Elmory Law will ad­ t11\\\\1,,"t£ is Tbe' above are invited to bo here School, prises. a real investment-wool advanc­ Now is the time to make sentative of the American Red Cross, told members of companlmenta will � played by Senator Williams the on March and dress alumni and friends of Under her more thnn Mrs. 12, 18 14. The sur- Emocy guidance in and bounds and next Fall these suits will be Disaster Committee of the Red Rich, university Ol'l'lJlllt, 31 ing leaps by Cross in a held at vey committee to call a mass at a celebration In honor of young people's societies, with meeting The will com- plans the program a ,• , of Our Clear­ the of have Roads' at least $50,00 Take advantage January Jaeckel Hotel on Monday I]ight of this week. meeting qf citizens pC Bulloch university's 1Utl, birthday Thurs- membership 709, becn Good Fetes Leaders posltl,!!,! II!I. now, .l1Y�eI, of organized. The 17 missionary 80- ance, Sale--and save at least $15,00 by buying your suit Goun

.. to in­ Highway ; Lleutenant-Gov� working for some time with 'V. A. nre tying Ulis year's presentation a census at the of school situation In the The take part in the accord .. evangelizing the women 'and chU a code, populaUon count.y. festivities, traffic proposes emor Marvin (Bill) director of the locnl to the Valentine senson, of Statesboro committee was dren throughout this section." safety Griffin; Roy Harris, Bowen, according Sunday afternoon, suryey organized Ing to 01'. John Mooney Jr., presi­ to Miss Mrs. Smith's Augusta, mem bel' of the Board civil defense. Frieda Gernant and Miss between 2 m. and llnd Leadel Coleman named chair­ name will be in· Sweaters ff February 4, p. dent of the club here. ReservaUons Helen co-dil'ectors of this scribed on a bronze tablet In of l)f Regents; Albert Dozier, The \\las Poppell, p. m. man. Camp maximum loaded Dep­ meeting Monday night be made crease weight SUITS with Mr. Donald .. $33 may O. Pinnacle R c v e n u e I'evue. Rev. The committee has chapel, now under can Off uty Commissioner; to present a" disaster preparedness ycar's Lov�l1, pastor of the met several 25% McDougald, club structlon, the stste George Stewart, secretary of the plan fol' handling a disaster If it Stagcd by Jacl< AvCl'itt in the church, says, "The suceeu of this times &lid, with the help of the late .ecretary,-trea.­ Baptist Camp Men's and boy's sweatera, for boys and at to 71,000 This includes our regular $39,95, and some suits up t.o Senate: "M, E. Everett, brother of should strike this community. past, the Alpha Rho Tau Club Is much needed census depends on Pendleton Mitchell of the State urer, at 207 Donaldson street, girls Clayton. trucks 56,000 up fro m $1.98 to group �rom pounds formerly - Hel' record of 25 Senatol' \Vllliam's Sen­ the I'cvue this 14:30the of of O. H. years servIce the citizens. We Don't fall to see this value NOW! All sizes and models. mother; According to Mr. Loclnvood, the sponsol1ng year, cooperation Department Education, Statesboro, Dr. Mooney said. $8.95, on sale �.48-$6.11. $45,00. Is the of unbroken scrvice atol' Williams' fuhher, F. r. Wil­ Recreation Center has been set l\'[1·. Averitt is on a year's leave of would like to ask that you Joiner, Dr. Tom Little, Miss Maude longest - up please Mr. Whitaker hns held the - in­ Off. posi­ and to JACKET5-200/0 liams. someone Mrs. among ftssociational over 35 tons as dlsastel' headquarters, with nil absence at the University of North have at home durlng W)tlte, Kirkland, S. H. Sher­ superinten­ tion of Emol'Y dents in the state convention. She .. HosplLuI superin­ pounds FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! Bulloch county quail were served nctivitles to directed from that Carolina wOI')

View Farm Bureau prote l. lL lal,e8 only a fm SALE OF The Editorial LAND UNDER • Experts utes fol' rtre to Snld Page brenk out und seCUI'tty deed wns Chait, FOR E C LOS U executed Uneasy REot THE spr ad, and only a few hom'sIIIln-1ror seeul·. ono uortntn BULLOCH I HERALD, THURSDAY' FEB Life It SECURITY pl'o;nlssOl'y .1, 19151 tall burn ever hundreds of DEED dntod Lhe 21st of In work of Lhe the "The seriousness dny Docent- other r Family F'RIENDLINESS IS something ljIe bloodmobile, of this I OJ 'xpcnses, nnd the est SOd Stl°1 ncrca. Iblo�o 10'10 balance' If HtatQ RUSSELL llrl\'e W e, Porta1 It CRn re- fa I' boro, cannot son, To happen nnywh• U'� $400 all ns llulloeh BY' VIR(;'NIA are list of be Have ""II'!ORGrA ' Bulloch C 0.00, ony I II County, Ooor. Hurt Our Pocketbook like thc mumps-when you growing ton-per-acre peanut overestimated. It Is I aunts. SIIO""II' cred to the said ... It'll anytime thnt by U10 sn id Joseph e·B, "F'AMILY LTF'E" was the aubject constructive that people ru-e not cnre- SCOUl'lty d cd D. dolnr' buaJneu u Pure OU to It some of Its rubs orf farmer's, and other portant contl'lbulions b ° Whet-ens, \ II S' n"I"tllv. exposed 8C�'t ful with fll'o hCl'ctotOl'C, on the 21st II Is Service around the . l'ecol'ded III ror 0 pane) dlsclIsslon sponsored stories which we read with In at once to Miss woods dnv of the 101'1t'. I'll s LI10 ltatlon, locat--... at 122 and It. plea­ - Decembuoer, 194 31'd driver! cense of drunk but a minimum you catch Sally Scrso But It th-e 6, oVrlfcIce of tiny of N rth DON'T RlOE with a drunken drivers, the r ochers College T0 et e can be slowed down Joseph D. Bullooh Supol'lol' oin-t January, Main by Georgia In States­ sure. I know of no better antidote (at Radlo Station O G T I h0nes, uto I 190"11. Street, Stateaboro, Because five people WWNS), Soon and and dellve,' to Boolt life. fine of for person found riding Horne Eocnomics Club. 01'. Helen last three Th� pportumty ep usually stopped If the owner 167, on page 0:'",18. It may cost you your $100 any bol'O-a tourist court owner, U for today's gloom than to rend the years have been �.:�,.Itllpdld0 om boxle1'0 <0 Slute 'Ill; life ) � in the has plowed rtre breaks Bank, a '::ICIDeed STATE BANK who is Deal d th physical demlc ones for EJvery farmer Weat Sldo, DENMAR'K through Ills Th the 31at in a cal' driven an individual represent n a restnurant op­ account of one community'S posi­ pollo, and TO HEAR I InstiLution of 1'ID"lJJenII'JDM13ROKlllnnd day of by barbel', grocer, land runktng- B I' Bacon I January, life of and Mrs, Billy Shn­ becn�se and Portal communities and If he Lakes all precuu- Y an. AttorneYa for don't consider the - •. the SUI!IOn J. W. 1961.IS But if you your family, erator and n citizen are tive effort La' meet Its problem Georgfa Pallo FANNING a said said under the influence of an intoxicant. plaln FOUndation h tlons when OCOI'gia, COI'lain secu- noto hns become Bnnlc. mons dtscuaa d fnmlly life from have a chance to for a W. plnnning ctee OJ' i fact a of the Bulloch ml'­ had an will sign up W. Jones I' Id nup C01:nty, to �hOI'cnSIas HAM'Dll worth then consider the fl'lendly, and because they have Surplus caples especlally heavy bU"den the to and POWlIlLL, anything, af view. Rev. T. ai' the it conu-oi in 01' near his following descl'lb- prtnclpal In- the parent's Is now In during week, plans is burtnlng e point love for their aid placed In Lourlst rooms might $100,000 debL. ThIs lelcphone mark, cers�t0 t I�t,\ nne.de�.d t�I'CS,�fnultund the NOTICE Clerk that it cost if you are We believe that such legislation will about the deep community, m�n� inVltin� ih:sOf��t fC."-ie WOods. undel'slgned elects SUperior Court, may you $100 L, Hnmaberger spoke boost- must be made at the Farm Bureau meet- other U'at the two of Lhat result In other stntcsboro ey paid, and an communu ch cnUI'o GEORG fA ' Bu II 00 II carried y npters lo meet note ' I C Bulloch a while Mr. people part addllional pr nulpu l and ounty. County, Ga. with effective. life, theae communlLies 1 as 0ne of 1I1C All that cortntn . in an automobile prove family's spiritual crs, minimum of In t wlLh Lhem best precnutlons trnct 01' I n caught riding love and friendliness to their home $500,0,00 needed to Ings February 6 7 P 111 t til OJ est, Pursuant to of the d,. the lund become duo III once. Codo Section 106 .. (2·S-2tp) wheel. Elwell Thompson, prlnclpol "MRS. THOMAS M. STUBBS. fray this week work out as planned. tho Denmark .agntnst spread of clean-up lying and beine- III the drunken drivel' at the steering in Columbia, S. C. year's expenses." schooi t� hen'I' J" � ];40�� 301 of tho Coele of We think of our life School, repre­ the new fires is to I G.M. noUce nothing placing Laboratory High If have not Edwin Banks, West Side have of men, Dtsu-Ict, Bulloch Now GeorgJa, Comes Utis week in the mall a Columbia, S. C." you done Fanning, extension' plenty Count U101'efol'0' La and its Influence so-send econollli�t' of nCCOl'dlng Lho hel'eby given of the of the 5TH a drunken but our sented lhe school In asked some tive mem- on equlpll1enL and tools on hand to GeOl'gla, onc filing ANNUAL it's not an established fact yet in the hands of dl'iver, leLtel' which manlfeats our friend­ your contl'lbutlon NOW! pre.,ldent, Athens, fal'm conLalnlng ol'lgln�1 LeI'ms at �sPI,llcaliol1 .IAUTY ItIVUI Well, MI'. Field­ financing.' hundl';d suld for l'cglsLmUon at on tho family of today. of that organization to con- stop IIny willi fll'e that sevonty·thl·ee acres mOI'e aecurlty a .....ru...... hands of a drunken liness at work. THEl MARCH OF DIMES Is stall· bers MI' Oroovel' II1lght I 0" I d eed and l I'ado name WednMd.)', ,It, Iltt that will be but if one item in the for the will dl tIIe 1951 tI'e lawa In by Jlliinn B. you fined, pocketbook Russell wns the leader In the eommunl- stal't. And of Lhe and which on such Cuses I Hodgea Rho T.u ing With the CUl'rent M"'ch of THINGS THAT us tact every family lhlng saving to I� bound the N I PNHllta ;:.,.. C. I_" SLubbs wTote Ing. give lhe 81 " pelUl�t e��, Robel·t L. Mrs. Thomas M. pl'ogram Wlths�sS B made Ilnd �... now considered the Georgia dl'ivel' is another multer. gl'Ol1p. did not have a thl8 you-your woods l'ell1aln In by lands of James provided tllC �nd Hodges, I'esldents at h...to of ,.,." Tic" being by Dimes three-fourths ovcr, less burns: The drivel' Who tv that phone on good E...... of lhe Lhe lelter. Her husband teaches I, gl'Oup Wednesday ext BI';�nll od com­ Pl'lor' LO his presentation ste� C. Lee, tho Stilson nlg�t ��Onklet I nnd theil' vnhlC Is In- lands at will expose tal' Council's traffic than ]0 pel' cenL of Lhe needed youI' I'lghLs at the tl'6fflc week. Dan pre- weck. fOI'IllCl'ly snlo to the hi h- legislative . \VJlIJamso� g Safety were al'l'ested [l brief Intl'o­ in the law school at Ute Unlvel'­ IIghl' c�ndlUon, Last year, 6,500 persons Mr', Russ II, In had named a com- clcaBed nch because have on the East b, cst a.nd undorslgn_1 panel, Bre on You Imow him. side already day you Bl'othCl's; I best :=:::--::::;::::�iiiiiiiiii.ii���iiii:iiii.iiiiiiii.i"""'ii-i fnnds hand. nt, of bidder fOl' mittee in a new state traffic for discus­ slLy of South Carolina. D' cRsh the drafting in Some duction of the subject and it was Mr, Lee Rushmg, president of hcpt fil'c away fl'om olle of A, G. Smith nnd for drunken driving GeOl·gia. \Valtel' of First The tl'afflc Is mittee worklng. .yotll' lands) tlldS. O. nbo d one afternoon and Hal'rlson, Millen, light I'ed. th n cscribed tract of ni- code is the General Assembly, concluded that he consldel'ed They spent would see �:":s gl'OUp, is one best money the Clinton 1l1J1d, passed by sion, District c h nil' You are thcre with stated they every family inviting OI'Ops. Smith, Sll11s tel' ve, 1,612 of them were involved in accidents, one In and what campaign man, youI' of h�le �I'a:: plOper lhe not only timely but night Statesboro, hand off eth stUdents at the col- the South lands adVCl'llsement, on Lhe will draw a fine. subject writes: out a In their communlly right a180. by or J H you saw indicating lefl turn. t'Don some of which were fatal. "]l Is entil'cly possible they Lhey liked. leg � f�1 ��gn hi. first In -NOTIC� pl'esslng. The tUl'ns Denver Lanier, the new PorLal pre- group on 5TH ANNUAL BEAUTY Loneh; lind on tile West Tuesday 195], and Hel'efls Mrs. Stubbs' lelter: light green and he's REVUE i,y ian�� ,February, 'that undel' the strnin, stress committee that Thl�l's�aya nlg'��th of W. 1". betWeen the Howard of Hall county, • • still about a half a �ident, urged �he Wednesday, at 8:15 Quattlebaum. legal hoUl's of snle be- Rep. Overby, a cal' while drunk is a terrific "To Lhe Editor: bloclt February 14, Driving speed of our' model'll life, parents, nway there in November fore the and dstomps" all his was named up p. m'l College Auditorium. COlll'thouse door In vice of the Georgia Safety ure devot­ Statesboro I'e­ accelcl'ntor Alpha Refel'cnce is made Slates- president and one that calls for drastic unlmown to themselves, "Passing through the as fnst Rho to plat l'e· offense, The nnd storms under the to try to complete job Tau presents j'T. C, Sweet- bol'0, Bu 11 oeh of its traffic to a full-lime cenlly we had five contacts-at 0. Alm.anac light, just cOl'ded In County, The Council and chairman legis­ ing only part lime Says hearts of Deed Book No. GeOl·gla. action in an to curb it. as you begin YOUI' left lurn. ns possible. 1951." Tickets-50 Cents. 166, page proceeda TAX attempt he feurcd. tourist COUl't, n. barber shop, n. gro­ TODAY, Feb. 2, will be fair and from saId snlo will be BOOKS ARE that his committee assignment," - rural aa 410, Recol'ds Clerk's NOW lative committee, says Then you timid - The telephone pl'Ogl'am Bul- OPF� a be­ cery, a restaurant, llnd with a rel­ you F Office, used, first lo If all in a cal' with a 01'. Helen Deal expl'essed warm. .1"Iii • these presidents to Notes loch Ule payment of said is the matter of not fining passengers ative your brakes to a stop to let outlined by orestry Superior .Court. considering only jail nnd set of a friend met years h� lief that prec pts xamples ago. FRIDAY, Feb. 2, will be fair and will work much nole, prinCipal, pass. their groups rIght __ Intorest, taxes and of drivers's Ii- drunken drivel' will we're for it. hab­ In each case we noted an atUtude By J '.W .-:::: warm. ' I sentences and eslablish lifelong revocati(ln help, by parents the REA service. Mon- ROBERTS, Ranger January, and You then complete your like present Better February March are ·the its. Good health Is permanently of friendliness that far exceeded Feb. will be fair lur'n NothOlng 1 month. SATURDAY, 3, and move will be borrowed from REA to business demands. This In turn along, muttering to ey ,._ to affected daily living. Childl'en's and warm. your make YOUI' Tax Return by hood ornament. buUd the lines, the cooperative will In ordler' to: on a created in us a warm to­ Th pt your sense of feeling un­ \lood a from security depends SUNDAY, February 4, will be the lines and AfLe,' an. � the meeting telegram Then ... there's the have to mamtaln the hO"se has been Food, During that does not ward Statesboro, so that we read guy behind stolen, I Homestead I'egular schedule settled. service F Exemption. Are Leila you who sits on his hal'll then procure through e�edl- there's no Use In arm Matches Mrs. Turner E. Smith (the former families have the with genuine Interest every word if YOU locking the b'al n Loan S Dangerous mean that all MON DAY, Feb.' 5, will be rainy. for the various dOOl', of Lhe Bulloch Herald. react a bit slow when the table exchange r Oholo Man Bunce of Bulloch county) was read as same program-the Jones' house­ TUESDAY, Feb. 6, will be wet too. light Says If you need turns He's in a lines. We moneY-QUICKLY-on short or Homestel\d Exemptions 'must be were a differ­ "As 0. result we not recom­ green. t I'lffic face the same "now 01' basis .ong term requested each • REMEMBER, WHEN you kid, hold may l'un on an entirely only Feb. will be at a low rate of follows: WEDNESDAY, 7, The committees are a interelt to Ie hurry to go nowhere. collecUnr nevel''' a man purcha a , the Smith's mend Statesboro aa a proposition here I'n If I'sn't able to e"tu tho arm, refinance year and the matches? ent routine frol11 good place Bulloch your present loan, build a owner must how you loved to play with rainy. $10 now with the under. new home or for sliD for the be at 6 to but In auf our Our mayor could deposit county In forest fire toads he likes he's in IT any other pur· pel'8f!naUy brcul

. the southeast corner. We'll have the . porch the • ' of and has the rHlat Organ Guild. drop fuel, mechanical AU IUIIY IUle. StatOiboro, G•• I I. perfection WHEN .ETT�R AUTOMOBIUS WII1.�IUI on and be for light waiting you." • A weekly newspaper dedicated to alIo comes in an ' And the citizens of Statesboro and Bul­ Verlapeen analysis for lawns, the progress of Ststesboro and {lowers, shrubs, trees and garden vegetables. Did they find it? loch can show their county appreciation Bulloch Cowlty. from. their Oh, no ... by enthus!astic support. Published every Thursday In ARMOUR fERIILlIER WORIS Statesboro, Bulloch County, Go. ended at the house across the Augusta, GeorgIa They up LEODEL COLEMAN _ ...... EdJtor 8..wc:', ro Off"". VALUE street. Verse For'This Week I �OU. r� JIM COLEMAN ...... Adv. Director

.... rJ:]/. Hath the pearl less whiteness G. C. COLEMAN, Jr .Asso. Ed. ,"".I".IIIE TIIUJI feeds 3 ways Rates Of Subscription It'll Be Hard To Do Because of its birth? 1 Year $2.50 HOKE S. BRUNSON' 6 Manths $1.75 BULLOCH COUNTY honored seven Mas­ Hath the violet less brightness Entered as second-class matter ter Farmers and their families COlD" recently January at the For near earth? 31, 1946, poot at a of the Statesboro and growing offIce 62 E. Main St. meeting Bul­ at Statesboro, Ga., under �®�ROOTS STEMS flOWERS Phone lIa�IN FRUITS 237 loch Chamber of Commerce. Act at March 3rd, 1887. ._..YCAIII LEAVES County -MOORE. J�1Iop VEGITABLES ...... , WHIH UTTII AUTOMOBIlES !oRE BUIL� BUICK Wltl BUILD rHIM HERALD, THURSDAY, FEB, 1, 1951 Mrs. Jack Burney, in Pensacoln, THE BULLOCH will be accom­ Fin. Mr•. Simmons will take In the NOTICE ding place near home by her molher. Mrs. • panted Ladles Circle of the States­ future'. of Barlow. The G. B. Whigham, will .; tore PrlmlUve BapUsl Church SOCIETY at 5TH ANNUAL BEAUTY REVUE Mrs. Henry Jones, of Blrmlng· meet Monday afternoon at 3 :30 February 14, at - was the of Hostesses will be Mr8. Wednesday, 8:1& - ham, Ala., who guest lhe church. m., College Auditorium. for "bout and Mrs. D . .I. Dom- p. Alpha fNTER Ml's. Virdle Lee Hilliard E. L. Mikell COLONIAL'S World . THOMAS H. GREATEST CONTEST! A WOlllan's HODGES MAKES It's Rho lJ!au -r. C. Sweet. presents was as flU' len dnys, accompanied Ing. Club Gives U. OF and he.rll 01 1951." Tlcketll-50 Centl. GA. DEAN'S LIST as Atlanta by MI's. Hllllurd �ovelty ANNOUNCEMENT Thoma" H. Mrs. Waldo Floyd. Mrs. Hilliard Hodges, of Slates. NO OTHER COITEIT llVEI tal of the J uck will continue and Mrs. Floyd visited Miss Vir· Mrs. Carl Franklin, OGEECHEE LODGE TO CONFER �urprise Party boro, is one of the .19 Untverait d­ nml, Fta., where they Wednesday atternoon the y aurrounccd by assorted san at Scott nndand Jill School, announces ON FEBRUARY 6 on to Puerto Rico, Lee Floyd Agnes Play DEGREES of by plane San Juan, glnla . entertained Mrs. Ar� Georgia students eoold jocn-Colns. will not be Club pharmacy SUCH A CHAICE OF WIIII•• 1 ·wleh s, �,nnd John that the play yard open It has been announced NO\lclty Bridge PartY··Honors to visit their son, Captain College. by at her home on South included on the dean's list fOI' was Howard G�OD The honor lit presented I afternoons, She ht thU' lhe gu nnd fnmily. They Wednesday C. Hagins, wllh blank BABYTANTES Egcbrt Jones, 1I1I·s. Flan· (Iecrg'e WOl'shlpful street, the occasion being fall Bride a white recipe book of Mr. and Lafayette to fully with tho lI,ln quarter. Young Hodges made In .Colonial Stores CoIlt.. JOIl'''' DOt eo...... w. Dr. jackson, will return boat by way eager cooperate Master of Ogeechee Lodge No. that Wednea· were fill d in wtth by the week by the f,\ct Holland entertained at pages. These dera. of Savannah, spent being directed for InJplred a record above 90 for the IICOllie nil over the natloa-or ..... III 0\''' die IItaW. Dr. Roger , Ala. play program 213, A. & F. M.,. that the Msster qual'ter. of lhe Montgomery, and Mrs. LeRoy was the forty·seventh annI· at his home recipes from ench guests. end with Mr. the children at the Recrea­ daY You other ..... 0. bridge party Friday Mr.: and Mrs. Ell Hodges and young wi1l be' conferred on a compete only with the eIIIto JOV'" Frcd .JI'. won ut Degree of her marriage, and Mrs. J. L. Jaek­ MI·s. Hodges Mrs. IIff Mal'tin, of with rela- Shealy. lton Center on Wednesday utter- �ersary self-service will· honoring Dr. Mr. and children Sunday class at the communten. on 5TH ANNUAL BEAUTY Colonial Store. TIIIre wID .. at'Il1IdI7 was a spend regular members met the stde­ REVUE .\ WBS a recent hcart dice unel given lovely a son I Cillb the birth of noons. NOn, whose marriage announce Uves in Brunswick. Dekle and Mrs. tion to be held ners of Jet-Tower 0IIII YOII eOIIIII Pot-tal, Mrs. Inman TUesday night, In front of the Howard home Youngstown ...... were gerunhuu. Bulloch �.Ik event. The honorees present­ potted .jnnunrv 22 at the County Mr. and Mrs. Thuman Lanier of Frt- .6, beginning at 7:30 Wedneoday, February 14, at 8:15 be the winner Ia nar-wlltdllr . wore "Mrs. Wil­ Ottle Parrish, Metter, spent ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED February In a group, completely easily JOIII' ,.. vases uietr Thos present enlered p. m., two Lenox china by and Mrs, O. M. La­ In Savannah. College Auditorium. Alpha . ed Mrs. Hospital. children and day of last week o'clock. f,d Mrs. Howard. A canasta housewife, II or a ....lor wile ..t. liams, Mrs. Charles Brannen, of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Olliff nn- Rho Tau "T. career.glrl, neats. 1\11'. nnd Mrs. Clinton Murray, nler visited at Stewarl last �rprlslng presente C. Sweet­ Mrs. Ferd Camp Refreshments will be served. was In and guests dishes! Enter ofte&-lt'. Get ca. ... Bud Tillman, Hodges a � nounce the of their progress 01 1951." IU1I Red carnations and lovely polted announce the bh'lh of engagement fame hearts TicketS-50 Cents. illll' 1\'11'5. Lamar Slilson, Sunday. arc and visit­ Into the tails lind ...... decora­ Mrs. Fred Durley, at June, to Paul L. Mempers expected readily entered party. blanks a' ,. ..., mce OIIOIIW sc.n. were used in lhe .Jr., Clinton Alton, January 24, have daughter, Betty entrr pllU1ts son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans arc extended n COl'· was beautt­ Mrs. John Ford Mays, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ ing Masons' The home already tions. 'Trapnell, the Bulloch County Hospital. Mrs. E, 0 R G Moore, find Mrs. Tn­ ar-rtved here from Jncksonville and dial welcome. with carnattona MI·s. Eddie Rushing, ElIzR- ence Brack of Portal. The wed· decorated Lemon chiffon pic and coffee is tho former Miss Pick of ,h. PI.'.....IA (ully MUJ'I'AY home on North G are their the honoree .11'. making ' which had man Foy • and narcls.1 were served. buth rlbbs. - College street. NOW PLAYING -- - - - earlier in the day for her scoring couple, MI'. nnel Mt'H. received Top ======1 Mrs. Thomas Swinson lind small received n chur­ "A LADY WITHOUT e.nnlversary. ", Bin Albert Braswell, Mrs. Is nrc Attaway daughter, Suzanne, of Atlanta, Mrs. Howard was presented a treuse swan flower bowl. Cluncron A PASSPORT" Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Swtn- blue glass swan by the Nov­ won icc ten glusaes visiting lovely Bremselh eight Hostess at E. L. Glad- Hery Lamarr, John Hodlak Tldnhln" Party PERSONALS son and Mr, and Mrs. elty Club. as cut prize. afternoon M I' 5. On Tuesday den. Mr. Swinson, student at Geor- Starts 3:10, 5:50, 7:49, 9:47 se"ved Old English cheese Mrs. Jack­ 'They Present were Dr. nnd Aunwny was hostess at an down Grady gin. Tech, brought his (amlly Cartoon-News-v'Thls Is America" wafers, cookies, Coca-Colas, and Hackett, home on son, Mr. and Mrs. Donald lnformat at her party -- - - LEHMAN end. - had us dinner during the week Feb. 3 mints. By FRANKLIN and Mrs. Albert Braswell, Miss Mrs.•1. P. Fay SATURDAY, MT. College boulevard. were Paul Mr. and Mike McDougald, of Emory Anniversary games played, Grace and MI'. and �1rs. of lhe was an guests Monday evening Double Feature- The New York Dress Institute Gray The keynole party week end were \V. L. Brannen and Dr. and University, the and those winning prizes lhe of the hostess Mrs. spent 1. "SALT LAKE RAIDERS" started the of Franklin. attempt on part E. Mc­ Mrs. Tur· recently showing '51 L. of Metter. Mrs. wllh his mother, MI·s. W, Mrs. H. F. Hook, Hugh women who Mrs. J. Neville, Allan Lane the ECONOMICAL BI.EACH GARDEN SWEET to have tho charming "Rocky" Mrs. O. M. Lanier. styles. They emphaSize stl'ing· nnel her attended the Dougald. ner, and into lawn wllh theh }1"'oy guests " 2 6 7 10 :28 bean with on hnve moved Starts :58, :�8. :58, Howard cut her anniver- figure accent curves Help IIgId Blackwood Club concert at Teachers college. Mrs. Durden, of Gray- Mrs. 17·0z . wllh those Virgll where curves aren't and on families get acquainted 2. "BODYHOLD" and served It with cof· f1ail'S 2 QT. BOTS anel Mrs. Schuberl and' of At- •ary cake CLOWHITE 2 25c them come Mr. Roy mont, and her 60n, Donald, where curves Can ..... who are happy to have Williard Parker, Lola Albright should be. But the CS PEAS Holds Mr. nnd MI'8. Leonard Rlgman and I(\ntn, visited relatives herc during tee. Meeting live with liS. Brooke Callfornia Garment Industry de­ TELLAM'S PEANUT OUR PRIDE SANDWICH Hackett WILH hostess JI'. nnd Jane, of Hillary Those present were Mrs. H. M. • ',.Mra. Don received a children, Leonard the week end. Ml's. Pel'cy Avcrill Star18 9:25 cided to Ignore the Paris and N. Y. members nnd arc 1:55, 4:25, 6:55, Mrs. Burton Mitchell, Mrs. 12·0z. to Blackwood club Iiveel the N. Y., spending Mrs. Homer Simmons Jr., and rielS, 1·Lb. .JOIII 'ID of pickles fa I' having Poughlteepsic, ulnvlalble 1:30 fashion edicts. And they've como last Wednesday ja.I' with Mrs. K. Serial, Moniter," .11. DeLoach, Mrs. Hugh Turner, their huobands ad- sevcrnl days Grady arc her sister, Jar U me at her present son, Homer, visiting Plus '!\va Cartoons up with an idea that's as revolu­ BUTTER 33� BREAD Loaf MUca longest J. A. Mrs. O. M. at home on Donald· Johnston. Mrs. Hargraves, �ning he� Mrs. Don Hac1<:ett was ns in given -­ strawberl'ies dress. -- - Feb. 4 - and Mrs. Lee. Mrs. tionary growing C S 'I'OMA'I'O-Regulnr Price 20c ALASKAN Price r.7c son street. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lewis nnd SUNDAY, Lanier, George PINK-neg. OrD..... for having lived a snOWbank. I). jar of prescl'ves CORLISS" Mrs. Jim Branan They've decided to Coca·Col.s, and cof· children, of Atlanta, spent the "A KISS FOR H. F. Hook, and 14-0z. Doughnuts, the shortcst lImc at he)' present clothes that make women No.1 his Ml's. David Niven Mrs. J. L. were visitors. �eslgn were served. Hook elrew week end with mother, Shirley Temple, John�on fee address. Mrs. Lewis look like women ... with shol't Bottle Starts 2:00, 3:49, 5:38, 9:00 CATSUP I'� SAI.MON Can Sr. and Donald McDoug· and reccived Paul Lewis too. Mrs. a number, - Mr. - hem-lines, 13, lucky - Mnx Redman and MON. & Feb. 5-6 Although nobody REDGATE GREEN & WFlI'I'E Price 2 tor 27c SHORTENING received mix. MI'. and Mrs. TUES., LIMA-Reg. scoring couple, n of muffin mentioned it, men will wear suits ald. high package and "SADDLE TRAMP" S,mith-Ellis the break­ son, Jimmy, spent Tuesday B. newspaper stand fro Mrs. Allaway served spiced t�a. Mrs. and Mrs. Dewey Smith an· again in 1951. I·Lb. wIth Mrs. Redman's (Technicolor) table. sandwiches, cheese straws Wednesday ·rut assorted Wanda Hendrix nO\lllce the engagement at their Johnston . Joel McCrea, BEANS 2. 1��:. 2.5� Can sister, Mrs. Grady And, say, did see our CRISCO . won an BlI­ D,nd cookies. to you Mrs. J. 1. Clements Stal'18 9:39 daughter, Levaughn, Corporal 3:36, 5:37, 7:38, our on television DEL MONTE GOLDEN cnEAM Those were Mrs. C. H. Mrs. Smith, Miss Minnie Congreslman board for cut. present Sidney 7·8·9 - James Lan_pie Ellis, son at Mr. Ben �bridge WED.• THUR., FRJ., Feb. Parker Mrs. Ml's. Cnnnon, and Monday night 7 He's almost as Ml's. Bird, Mrs. F. C. JI·., Mikell, Dewey of Portal. The will '\ 5 Lb•. Those were Mr. and "ALL ABOUT EVE" ,II. wedding YAMS 27c playing the an actor as he is a Con­ E. Mrs. Donald Hackell, Miss Smith ,will attend good Mr. and Mrs. Don­ C. H'ollar, Betsy Belte Davis take place Fberaury 4. J. I. Clements. Anne Baxter, we can­ 2. H. P. Fashion Show in At- , grelSman.... And CORN 1��:. Mrs. Tom Mrs. Grady Bland, Southeastern Mr. and Mrs. . Merrll ald McDougald. Celeste Holm, Gary Mr. and Mrs. Jones Jones, Jr., Mrs. Roy Hitt, this week end. MRS. OCIE HINTON congratulate UtUe. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Starts 3:30. 6:18, 9:00. Long Show CELERY Stalk 13c is TO Cliff of Portal. It's a A. L. Mrs. \Val- Trice, of Thomasvi1le, COME HERE Martin, lAMA REG. PRICE I·Lb Mrs. McCullough, Harvey - Mr. and Mrs. Warren - Cartoon and tlhmSeth, Sports fine son for them on ter Aldred, Mrs. Charles Robbins to univc Sunday to visit his sls­ Mrs. Octe Htnton, representative January These APPLE FANCY CANADIAN and Mrs. J. B. Scearce, In Read ..JE ....y 19< Jars 33° Houck. Mr. (No Advance Pl'lces) 22, And Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Hook, Mrs. Cam- Mrs. Sidney Smllh and Miss CALL LONG DISTANCE 6444 o( Luzlers Selected CosmeUcs, has Clinton tel's, -- - -- and M,·. nnd Jr., \Iuntn. - - - TUlly Pennington, COMING moved to Statesboro and will of Stllson-a SweLL eron Brcmscth, Mrs. Bob White, Emma Lee Trice. make Murray, son, too, Mrs. Tom Alexander. Ga. "THE-WEST POINT STORY" 3 Lb•. Mrs. J. C. 14 West BrYln St., Savannah, her home here, on January 24. RED GATE RUTUAGAS i3c ! Mrs. Percy Averill, Miss Martha Mosses Is In New Features PORK 1& BEANS ':':' IO� Mrs. Ashmore, nnel for She comes here from Cordele, Hines, Henry YOl'k on a buying trip Hcm·y's. A woman sued U. S. No.1 BAKING \\'here Portland. Ore., Into Groce Foldes. Sr. are she was an aetiv� member Initiated Miss Mr. nnd Mrs. H. P. Jones for divorce because her husband 14·0z. I D( (h'e Cordele tmln for Mi· FOR YOUR BEAU Business and Pro. leaving by Sunday kept her awake nlgh18 talking lo GENEVA CATSUP Bol '2,.9° Delta Pi ;",Ional Women's Club.' POTATOES 5 Lb•• 25c , Alpha Mrs. Morris White Shirts ghos18. Apparently he couldn't Mr., Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen, D'ODD APARTMENTS America's Favorite She wm have several counties MI88 Jackie Zetterowel', daugh· Forbes,l her in If Food FRESH in keep good spirits. you'l'c and Mrs. Willie Zetter· MI'. and Mrs. Tiny HUl, Mr. and her territory, STARKIST tar at Mr. not car in GET ENOUGH TO EAn" Hosts to CI ub North Main Street mol her - keeping your good con­ "DO YOU TUNA been initiated into the Ml's. Robert Lanier, Mr. and Mrs. Grandma knew be.I -,0 did CHUNK N;�n� 35° ower, has JUNIOR dition with service Mr. and Mrs. Bernard MOl'ris been WOMAN'S CLUB regular, expert "A PRETTY KETnE ••. Arrow. haye Delta Pi 'sorority at the Jack Wynn, MI'. and Mrs. W. R. and '0 do you Pint , .. 43c: Alpha don't stand a of a Strawberries at the NEXT 10·Oz. were hosts Saturday night M�ETS THURSDAY you ghost OF FISH" of Mis. Zet· Lovett, Miss Margaret Thompson, STATESBORO'S MOST MODERN APARTMENTS America'. faYorile Valenline gift Ihrough POP University Georgia. Mol'- The Statesboro chance of it 8S as ,. CORN home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Junior Woman's driving long you "MODERATE COST MENUS Can EXTRA FLA. 2 Lb.. terower also made the dean's list Husmlth Marsh, Miss Maxann Fay. Ihe wilh Ihe smartesl collars '..JO....y TIME Zlo' FAI'ICY yearsl Styled Club will meet after. shOUld. It pays to get the best at· rls to the Saturday Night Suppel' Watson, and for fil. Thursday FOR fEBRUARY" 51- the last cui tor quarter. 4 Unlts-2 room and combina· in the counlry. Miloga' perfect men bedrooms. living dining ooon, February 8, at 3 m. Mrs. tention from with plenty of !-Lb. Club. neyer p. ���lO�n�I'�::�II�lm closets in each of units. Sanforized labeled, of course-Ihey A. S. automotive know-how. And KRISPY CRACKERS ENGLISH weI' e tile kitchen, Dedd we've PEAS Yellow chrysanthemums tion. bath, ample Jr., chairman of the Pk�. 29c I shrink more Ihan 1 %. Sure·fire gift. _lSUNSHINE Z7c Is Given the decorations. have: Hardwood Panel Gas committee, will be the got it for you. Drive in and let used In Itr:������������i I All apartments Floors, Ray wrinkle. FLORIDA GOLD P�rty when leamed with colorful, Cn.nnon check over cn barbe­ :�:��n Dewey your Asparagus casserole, Heat. Ceramic Colored Tile Baths, Completely Equipped bread re.islanl Arrow Valentine Red Ii••. Come car. You the best service in For Recent" Bride cuc, congealed salad, Frcnch Electric Stoves and Re· get ATTENTION, Kitchen. With Weotinghouse bail •. M. U. MISSIONARY in •.• Valenline loday. town at FRANKLIN CHEVRO· Mrs. Alvin Williams, a I'ecent and coffee were served. Candies pick your OUNG!: JUICE lie frlegrators, Metal Cabinet Sinks and Metal Storage PROGRAM FEBRUARY 5 of an mints were on the bridge LET CO., INC. Phone .101. BEEF CKUCK b.1de. was the inspiration and FARMERS! Water Fenestra • $1,50 The W. LARGE CALIF. Cabinets, Universal Electric Heaters, Arrow "Dart" $3,95 Volen·Tles up M. U. missionary pro. lriiormal morning party Saturday tablcs. to We are now ready supply Steel Casement Windows, Insulaled Ceilings, Brick rram will be held at the' Baptist at· the Attaway home on College For ladles' Mrs. G. C. Cole­ needs. high, your spl'lng Complete Church at 3 :30 p. m. 5. with Mrs. Jack Tillman sand- I Veneer Consp-uctlon. February ROAST LE'lTUCE 2 bolulevard, man Jr. received individual all ileld and Mrs. 5 lines of gal'den M. O. Lawrence will be in BUTT H�d.3Ic as host· WHOLE, OR SHANK END anti Mrs. Ben Ray Turner wlch Joe Tillman, with top for to­ Budget ="'" trays. seeds. Fermatc your ,harge of the program. The theme RED EMPEROR score fol' the received About t Beef gentlemen, bacco bed. Ballal'd Feeds. Available For Occupancy March 10 (or the day will be "If." PRIDE Lb. The valentine idea was carried a Ue raelL G. C. Colcman Jr. won Visit Our New Location In out 1n the decorations, tallies, I'C­ both ·half.hlgh and low fa" the i 1z Lb.' GRAPES 2 L.... 2Sc For Economy Buying APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED NOW 5TH ANNUAL BEAUTY Ib.&5c and received a Register ulHnRO\J" REVUE treahmenls and gamcs. gentlemen key d�. � 57� 69° Mrs. Will Be - ()-).;;,(� / and two movie tickets. Your Patronage WodneJdIY, at 8:15 A large tray was placed on each clllin February 14, REGULAR PRICE 65c for m., with in the and Elloway Forbes won half-high Gl'eally Appreciated Cellege Auditorium. Alpha apples cent�r See-A. S. ARROW ho Tau ta�e ladles and was an after DODD, JR.-Call -FC)R presents liT. C. Sweet­ the given BODDIFORD NEAL "'rts 0' 1951." dinner cup and saucer. Miss Mar­ Tickets-SO Cento. with low score Dairy Deporllllent garet Thompson, 476 or 518 J rcceived a small Seed I fol' the ladles, Ree:istel' v brush concealed in a gold lipstick I::------!I PICK OF THE HEST GRAoI "A" LAtGi .. case. & Feed Co. ' GROCERY :�� CL��� MI'. and Mrs. G. C. Guests were Register, Ga. Coleman Jr., MI'. and Mrs. Joe EGGS �z. 59' 25 Main Roberts, �e.t & MARKET Lb. Street ARMOUR STAR BIG STAR for Groceries and Meats--Self Service Be Quality Panl.. Shell Meals, hospitality y I-"- ,...... """'""1 prepared GOR....ON'S FANCY ...... ETS OLEO 2 29. FREE DELIVERY-Phone 264 lBMOUR TREE'T KRAFT PHILA. CUAII �::"'":::-�:::::;:�'�:";;:;�"'" - SPECIALS FOR FRI. "'·SAT., FEBRUARY 2·3- s.o.. I 12·0z. CHEEIE ...... BALLARD'S Open Each Until 7 Until 9:30 Can 490 FRESH OYSTERS Night p.m.; Saturday Nlghll p.m. ����� I TH·E BEAUTY CENTER BISCurr. 2 ..... 27. CHOPPED HIIM AMERICAN OR PIMIBNTO SLICED . DROPS 8·0z. have renovated and redec· 12·0z. CHEESE �",,·39. Gifts a: We completely CHOCOI.ATE arock', Tavarn Pkg. Greetings and we want Can 52.0 orated our Beauty Salon, PORK & BEANS , 25c for You - MILK through you to see it. VIENNA SAUSAGE CARNATION �:� Frozen 4·0L FoooD �VELCOME WAGON FOR SALADS , A private booth for facials, massages, professional Can 4(1�OO WESSON 011. ��; A Favonie' Des'sen direction of OLEO-BUTTER 33c from Your skin and treatment, under the Friendly analysis, COLONIAL BRAND has been set SHORTEN;NG Bu.ine.. Neighbor. Marion Richardson, techl'iicai advisor, POTTED MEIIT SNOWDRlrT I��: and Civio and. \ up.. loe rLOUn BIILURD'S 5 ��� Sll'ilwbel'l"le. Soci.1 Welfare Lealier. F'iii'UDR $1 J9c of all the 12·0z. o. ,,,, occulo. A new method sterilizing equip· WAXTEX 01:· : LUNCH PIIPE" 1::'1:" Pkg. we use-sterile bath for manicure, Beel Hash a ment Corn 3." TIle Birth of Baby 1·LB. CAN and all other equip· 41c Sisteenth Birthday. waving, nets, brushes, bOG "OOD ARMOUR'S SNOWCROP BABY ; Z· ��:; , a 1-L5CiLc DASH A cabinet with l!,:j.::. FIRAilis EncacementAnnouu:cement. ment-is � , provided. LEAN ..I... 8EAN'1 lZ-o.. lie Chance of re.idence abo i light keeps all equipment SEABROOK FARMS Arrival. of Newcomer. to germicidal . ENG".IB PEAl lZ-o.. 27e " Statesboro' Georgi. SMOKE BACON 3ge SEABROOK FARMS � We h:::::"�: O.,d. Meok" ,f Sto",born, to 8ROCCO... SPfAlS 10.0.. 33c I SEABROOK FARMS ;':Mrs. Virginia staff. A of Adolphe's School for Hair , graduate Pkgs. in one of At· 2.5� C.m.II'I.OWEB 10.0.. 31e Russell 'ourStylists, Atlanta, phe has experience syiiUp SAge lanta's foremost PHONE 475·R � beauty salon�. ....------�------(N. ""or .bllta",.) _�,,:,,;,.i .. '==1 Visit us and see for yourself that we can . Ivol'ySoap TIDE SWI..T'S I,,' PANICAKE FlOUR 17(; CLEANSER I.ilebuoy Med. Reg. ..war. Coughs Be, Cen Bar ,. IO� 2. ���: Z.7� II� ·""',..GI.E tn. c...... Colds, t R CHOPS 49c ROn that HAl. 01 ��'����:���.�' ::::'E liava I.ux � n110yeaprompUybocallM Soap Soap I.ux Soap I.ilebuoy 25·Lb. the ...1 of the troublo • � rlFUO. MARIAN RICHARDSON-JANIE HOLLINGSWORTH ...,.... &Dd .orm Jaden leg lit JIIIp expel SALT ROUNDBOX Bath � Bath '1.95 u.s aid aature to sooth. and g.e Reg. � � Bars bronchial :i.,. Mol-ft., tcIder, inftamed Z 2.1� Bar Size ...�7� ... Size III MEEKS ,. ... �7� MACY BARROW- OUIDA 'OTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY _"'-. Guuantoed to pl..se you I' Of THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IV •_, refwldod. CreomullioD hu STATESBORO COCA·COLA BOTTLING COMPAN'I .... die teat of mlllioaa ot llIen. Bank of Statesboro Telephone-428 Bldg. C 1951, Th. Coco-Colo Componr i'Ei["'"'''' � I 29c �------' 2I!R!Y.":!I.�! �"""""""""""""""""'"''''''''''''''''''''"""""Ii"""""""""""""""""'I""'"""I"II"""'""'""''''� • ------�.��'.------� ,

PETITION FOR AMENMENT ot this petttlon, the P''OpoSed has THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, FEB. recenuy been extend II to cov­ I, 1951 OF CHARTER amendment was THE BULLOt!H News authorized vote 01' HERALD, FEB. IMI Brooklet News POl'lal by depoSita up to $10.000 In each THURSDAY, 1, GEORGIA, Bulloch of a in amount County: majority ot Ute account as compnred to n renner wus also I To the Honorable Ben \:Y. entire stock. A npproved unanlmoully." rlty deed, the whole of which 1.0 Fortson, capital of copy the coverage of DENMARK NEWS of $5.000. I hereby cCl'Llfy that the above now Jr., Seer'clary State, Atlanta, minutes of the meeting or We due, amourlUng to ,180.00, in­ Ads January give you notlco that OUI' an- Is a Legal true and correct copy ot IX­ hereto Intereet Farmers Initiate Portal F.F.A. Orders 20,000 Georgia: 9, 1961. attached, marked nual cluelln&' computed to the Brooklet future Chapter We've Got Slocl

We are publishing this and other ndvertlaaments Lo talk to you West Main Street Statesboro, Ca. 37 N. MAIN at lirat ST. hand are PHONE 407-R STATESBORO about matters wltich importROt to everybody. THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, FEB. 1, 1951 F'OR REN,],: Furnished bedroom, MUi'inc Golf fOI' gu-l 01' Sergeant League Being IN TOP BABY SITTING convenient worklng OLLIFF & BRANNEN I SERVICE. Need lose In. Avnilable Feb. Area someone to take care of Read gentleman. Here 011 Planned For TEN FERGUSON DEALERS Junior 1. 107 N. College. Phone 550. (Hp) Mondays or lillie Mary while you lo Bulloch The Forest Country go lhe County" Sleven­ Helghls John Olliff and James A. Brun­ Th. CLASSIFIED Tech NOl'man show, to a party, or take a H.rald', Sergeunl team and the swntns­ trip? SERVICES Club golf the Olliff & Brnnnen True­ . MArine COI'PS, of son, of th U. nen, Then phone MRS. W., H, BLIT " boro team will meet on the local H leading office on Mon­ lor on Walnut street, Ad, PROPERTY LOANS will be nt the pust. Company at 36·L. CITY course todny fOI' an lnter-city (If) ERALD day, or e R c h golf wore notified last week lhnt they F. H. A. LOANS match. N"'Plpir 8ALE to tulk to golf are In tho 10 FOR (Misc.) RENT ------\V�el( included top Fergu- SALE): F'armall FOR -Quick Sc.rvice- A. W. chutrrnan of POR "A" "l'I1ctOI' 01' women Stockdale, tractor dealers In Lhe Unlled oval men son Two matched N. the club's committee, In un­ with equipment; good condition. " DEDIC.4TED TO OF ANTIQUES: Ii' R Rll:N1'. 5·room house on CURRY INSURANCE who nrc inter­ golf Slates and Canada. bcgnn I rHE PROGRESS STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUNTY each. They • marble top tables, $28.50 Jr. nouncing the match, slates that B. College gfreet. A. S. DODD AGENCY ostec In service operating here Janual'y 8, 1949. I F. LANIER, Brooklet, Ga, band ten set fOI' will be made for the VOLUME XI to.plece painted Phone <176 01' 518 (tf) 11 Courtland St.-Phone 2i9T wlth the U. S. plans tonight g-drawer walnut, marble of a lo In­ $36.00. Marines. orgnnlzntlon golf lengue NUMBER 13 chest $37.00. ')l·bed at 48 G. I. FARM LOANS elude Vi· top 4·poslcr FOR RENT-Slore building Sleven­ Statesboro, Swainsboro, bed Service- Sgl. $36.00. Walnut baby $45.00. Main Sl. PAUL FRANKLIN, -Quick dalia, Dublin, nnd other cities In El. son comes here 'Whites' Also n beaullful, used bedroom (If) lhls section. SR. CURRY INSURANCE from the U. S. Midget Steve Sewell Made sutte with bed, spring, mattress, Mr. Stockdale said thnt Ty Cobb AGENCY Marine Recruit­ Methodists Revival Feb. and cheap. of and Bill of B.J.STORE dresser chesl-very I"OR RENT: unrurntsncc apart­ 219·R JI'., Dublin, Darby, Begin 14; 11 Courtland St.-Phone Ing Office in 'Blues' In wilh new . available Feb. 1. Four have thnt Fri(tdalre refrigeralol' menl, at the Vidalia, reported they AND FOSS STREETS Whip Scout at will be WEST MAIN from 10 water Savannah. He post unII, $75.00. Terms. Opon 1'001118 and bath; etocrr!c will have two representnttves from Eagle GINN COMPANY, Ill. to 3:30 m. WAGON M. E, office Irom 10 a. p. Call a.m. to 8 p. m. YE OLDE healer. 231 S. Main St., Phone each of the two cilies at the meet­ �n Hamsher ere STATESBORO MACHINE enllatees may write Presbyterians' , SO. Matn Prospectlve FULLER HUNNICUTT, Ma:nager G.T.e g WHEEL-ANTIQUES, 42.J. (tfc) ing. The golfers on Swainsboro's Gymnasimn Scout Honor Court •. COMPANY him nt Room office build­ 2, post will :. all-star basketball Exlension. Walnut Street Phone 309 team represent that city. Two midget FOR RmNT: Small furnished cot­ lng, Savannah. By FRANK WILLIAMS - It out on the to Hear Statesboro, Georgia _ For teams rought T.C. Mercer - HOOK. Thursday Through Saturday Choir TYPEWRITERS Royal Type· tage. MRS. H. F. South Specials Baptists last son of MI s Ruth Phone ]25. COUI·t Saturday night In Stove Sewell, writers, Allen Adding Machines, Main Sl. Our Phone Line Your gym Revival services will at the ------"Make Purebred Sale Sewell and the late Howell begin Statesboro Methodist·--- battle before the Sewell, ' Sales and Service. Rentals. \VIG· Clothes Line" Hog 2 LBS, 33c R preliminary .. e zer LIMA BEANS awarded the Scoul Chur h on Wedn El. I"OR RENT: Pumlshed efficiency T C PI P] was Engle esday evening, February 14, according to OINS TYPEWRITER CO., 43 ays 7 PJ'ofessors·Pelzer game. Phone MRS. MARY MODEL LAUNDRY To Be Held Feb. nt the Bulloch Counly Scoul an announcement Main si. Phone 591J. (3·1·51) cottage. TIDE badge this week by the Rev, John 'rhe nll-star Whites defeated the of Lough, pastor, STRA USS at 413·L. Phone 55 The first purebred sale of the mld-wlnter COUl't Honor on BOX 35c Rev. T. L, has been .rccalled as of the - Mills On POWDER Blues a mar­ of thts week ill Harnsberger pastor BETTER Infants' Laundry Dry Cleaning year will be held at the Statesboro WASHING nll�slar by one-point Tuesday night BUY QUALITY _ Saturday WANTED TO RENT Statesboro Let the Bowens Do It-They' FOI' the third successlve week, Llvestock Commission Company 18·17, ceremonies held at the Stalesbora Presbyterian Church; and the Mercer Choir will and children's needs at the onn- OTHER PURCHASES 5 LBS. gin, Live Here! the 'I'eachcrs' basket- barn WITH 45c Methodist Church, RENT the Georgia big on 'Wednesday,' February 7, SUGAR DRvie Franklin was sing at the Statesboro Church afternoon Best covered by high point Baptist Sunday dren's Shop. quullty ball comes on Saturday F. C. Parker of U1e I The WRS made neal' Slatesbol'O. game Jr.. manager presentation by at month: F'arm man for the Whites with 10 points. 3 o'clock. buttons, buttonholes, and hem­ -AVERY­ at home. announces. • Ike Mlnl{ovitz, cnatrmun of lhe interested in tobacco and nlghl barn, • Nol pea­ ' Don Anderson was high point man In the revival ser- new TRACTOR SERVICE The nt 8:30 m. this S. H. of has Scout financc announcing sUtchlng. Gifts for the baby. House must have ull opponent p. Young. Tennille, Boy cnmpaign. • nut acrenge. Tractor and Farm Machinery I fOI' the Blues with nine points. • vices at the Methodist will be star-Iaden Pelzel' been invited lo some 15 bred Engle Scoul Sewcll Is n member Church, and dolls for children. THE modern conveniences. Phone 287·L Saturday brtng Toys SALES & SERVIGE The were as follows: Rev. Lough slated that Rev. Mills, which has an gg-polnt SCOI'� gills, a few fnil gills and bears. line-ups of Troop 40. SHOP. or 469. (2lp) .le Prank. CHlI..DREN'S is our Best holds vlctorles Joe 011· awards made included TJ 'fJrermometer Q. Echols, pastor of the Experience ing average and Mr. Young has brought hogs here .: :�: While-Davie Franklin, Other ;��i'�b;::: First Methodist Cedar· Church, Recommendation over lhe University of Georgia and befol'e and local livestock men Iff, co·captalns; Hubert Roberts, Life Scout lo James Albert Bmn· n' ... , ,. town, will bo the The 'feachers He 40; Star Scout to Chnl'� Last W!ee1r Said vlslUng pastor. THE Clemson Coliege. up· have found them satisfactory. Lehman FJ'ankUn, sammy !-'lUThiU, nen, Tl'oop DO YOUR LAUNDRY evangelist. Clay Milby, of Valdos. set Pelzel', 92·81, at \Villiamston, has probably brought more good Billy SCearce and Henry Bowen, lie Cason, Tl'Oop 32; Fh'sl Class Despite all the flurry over WAY. them to \') will be leader EASY Bring tu, 80ng Rnd soloist. S. C., on JanUAry 22 and became Dul'oc Jersey lo the county Olhers on the team are Kcnny Scout to Will Simmons, FI'cdcl'lcl< prospective 9 degree weather hogs Mrs. RUTH'S AUTOMATIC WASHER. here as Rogel' Holland will play the lhe tll'st college quinlel to defeat than any other outside breeder. Chaldler, Ted McCorkle, Kimball Dyer and Marvin Rimes, all of last Friday, the low, accompaniments. '25 Zetlerowtr Ave. Prompl ser­ lhe Bears. Mr. Young staled that the blood Hal'ville, Ben Hagin, George Ha· TI'oop 32, and Larry Chesle!', officially repor'ted by W. C. Rev. Echols is vice. Curb Service. (tf) This Fl'iday nlghl, the iocal col- lines in this sale will be as good gins, and Ralph Keel. Troop 40; Second' Class Scout to Cromley at Brooklet, was 20 ono of the most f Cecil successful tn JOHN S. LOUGH, Paslor. leginns will piny Gl'een Cove Naval a.s nny he has brought here. The Blue-Don Anderson and AI .Tm'ry Anderson, ]{ennedy, degrees. pustor-evnngeUsts Waldon Gene Thermometer for' the Norlh Slalion here. Labomtol'Y High lop side will feature the Red Star McDougald, co-captains; John De· Rushing, Hodges, readings GeorghL Conference, will meet in a of 32. the 29-Febru· Rev. SRld. He Is Rome Dis. -- School and Claxlon one of the show lines ! ,,:��:�� 'and Bennett, week, Lough I{onny TI'oop January __ I� line, I E� FARM LOANS top �ii��;��;;� kle, RobCl't Newsome, Jerry Allenl 16·0Z. CAN at 6:45. A dou· ALASKA SALMON 49c Merit Badges wel'e given to ary 4, wel'e as follows: tl'.lct Dlreclor of Evangelism and 4Y..% Interest preliminary game today. Dennis DeLoach, lJarry Chester, be offered MI'. Charlle Will Mon., Jan 29 74 39 last fall ILBslsted In the Syracuse, blehender will Saturday Parker advised lhnt the I and Elgernlne Dixon. Other play· Cason, Simmons, Terms lo suit the borrower. See N. Y. MR8, MYRTICE EDENFIILD as wilh teams will be on at his bal'n Fredel'lck Dyel', John Clarl" Gene Tues., Jan 30 70 47 evangeli.Uc campaign In night well, midget hogs display � CI'S al'e John Whelchel, Ashley 6 S. Main 3 ROLLS 24c 1110l'C LINTON G. LANIER. of Recl'ea.tion Cen· will be TISSUE and Marvin Rimes, of Wed., Jan, 31 65 43 which than 10,000 were re. the Slalesboro Wednesday mOl'ning. They I ToiLET Boyd, David Parrish, Joe Allen, Hodges ceived Into 1st Floor Sea Island Bank tel' n l 7 m. sold to the sale. ! and Sleve Thurs., Feb 1 67 45 membership of Meth· St., vieing 'p. just prior rcgulal' RED BLISS Rnd Johnny TI:oop 32; Sewell1 Larry Mrs. Edenfield Ridgeland. odist chul'ches A 30·game winning slreak on Chcster nnd G en e Newlon of FrI., Feb. 2 45 20 of thut aren. Building. The Junior League all·stars ., the home COUll ended lasl Satur· the Universlly of Georgia. TI'oop 40. Sat., Feb. 3 44 28 ha ve been invited to tn a Bulloch play pre· 4 DECORATING day wh n Ule Quantico Mal'ines, National ratings make lhem an John Gee, district Scoutmastel', Sun., Feb, 52 21 Visiting on the T.C. court in �SE�'E�:��:�ERGER 42·31 deficit al to the liminary game DUET scrved as master of ceremonies. The rainfall for the week Today, Mrs. Myrtice Edenfield, o\lercoming al underdog Quantico Marines, WITH KOREAN BACKGROUND-A local woman and a the ncar future, Ko. At a called meet- All of Painting • was congl'cgnUonal electrification adviser for the Types the opponent here as lhey seek rean Jimmy Bland furnished the music. 0.51 Inches. Ex­ half·time, dumped Pl'ofessors, loday, visitor who in 1922 were music teachers In a Methodist and In the Junior this week mission ing Sunday, February 4, members cel,lor ElectriC 70·64. The Profs appeared helpless theil' 30U1 consecutive Victory on League the decorations fol' Membership Co.... achool at Seoul, renewed at a of the unani .. Max Robert.. was man Korea, acq�alntance piano at Georgia Presbyterian Church Is Paperhanging 'in lhc second half aflel' thl'ee lhe home floot'. high point ��o:o�;t.made • • poratlon, VIsiting the Brooklet Teachers College Shown with Mansonori mously voted to eXlend the call See the New 1951 with 38 recently. Higa (standing) citizens of Statesbol'o in. 4·H Club, Nevil' t·H and fouled out. .. points. Many Club, starling. players lE����������,�����,:-���-�"J' freshman from of Rev. Thomas L. and Garden Colors Okinawa who conducted them about the are Hal'nsberger, the Warnock House The latest release of the Nation­ In the Senior Lcague only one campus, tel'ested In Scouting attended the Home Demon'tratloll Miss Lee of Route who has been pastor for more Club. H, W, RICHARDSON al Association of was last week be­ Rubye 1, Statesboro (Ielt) and Mrs, Induk Pahk, court. ,Intel'colleglate game played Claxton to thnn two Korean years on a supply term. Mrs. tf based on the fir'st 10 cause of the weathel' and tllII author and lecturer. Mrs. Pahk spoke at a Play Edenfield Is giving 1I,htlnr Phone 316·R-2 Basketball, chapel assembly. Rev. had consider· ------Harnsberger demonstrations and showed the Teachel's Col· Simmons the ball She told how, soon after her Ilrst with Miss Lee In . dlscu88lng fix. games, pushed through meeting Korea, she In Al.·L.StaI' "'aille'-.7 ed from acUve service but rcllring tures, lamps, and Is IOlve lege again lending lhe nation in the net for 18 points In fuIlt sin· enrolled at Wesleyan College, Macon, where she was graduated in 1926. helping 0 tornetrlsts Meet C P CI t ) f St t bo was asked by his congrogatlon to Individual Ad with an Clifton, Cut problems, I scoring 83·point avel'age. gle game. (Photo by Courtesy The Atlanta Constitution), p a new term. Legal Higi, SChO:�, o:I;Or"PI�,yedae�sd �� accept Tomorrow, she will visit the In the Midget League, Joe 011· Ellders 1'01' the church were elect· NOTICE OF SALE OF COTTON the high school Bille Devils foot· Warnock t·H Club, Lab High t.H PHILCO f Iff, cenler for the Cobras, was high 28 cd as follows: Jim now aerv· Accol'dlng to law, the cotton Here bnll Leam, has been selected to Coad, Club, Lab t·H W,S.B. To Salute with 22 In two January Elementary Club, points games, IIsled below will be sold to the and the Regl�ter Home Demon. with 14 Is T. C. B evue s R I . highest bidder on Febl'uary 9, Peggy Slubbs, points, Set ���;'1;0�:�a�lta6�1�!g�oS��0�:a��� �t�;;rt�h���,��/;��u��;:';:;' stratlon Club, Teachers In Junior Girls' eauty OfT�';to����;:�:tw�"':,'��'�CI���!e�; U. S. of Pub II c the In Atlanta in Department fol' accrued storage: College high point girl t'e· mid·August. She has visited the home 1951, · a long-lerm national vision already Radio Station ""'BB, Atlanta, is League. He will with U,. South Health; and John Strickland, of Receipts numbering 140; 734; search It was decided plRY demonstration clube at Arcola, project, by the 14978; 45352; saluting Georgia Teachers College • team. Maytag Corporation, Elast and 14097; 14471; 14586; For VaIentIn.o· Feb• 14 the group at a meeting held last Bide, West Bide, on Its Platlel' Pnrty this week. , Deacons electcd arc: Dr. Thomas 45762; 45764; '15765, 45766; 45768; week at Forest Heights Country The two AIl·stnr lenms ure The· progl'ams, heard at 12 :05 Beam" C. Education 01- 55652; 55684.. ttBalanced of f:oolball chairman, 45770; Bulloch "A Sweetheart for the Campus" wiil be the theme of Club. mndeup top players l;ilt.le, n. will continue Thurs­ Donates WHSE. m., through from all sections of as vision of Georgia Teachers Col· PLANTERS COTTON the fifth annual a event Drs. Holland Jr., vice Geol'gla, day and FI·iday. They consist of Beauty Revue, big at Georgia 'Roger Dr. Thomas B, Local Lions Club Statesbol'o, Ga. chosen by a cORehes' committee. lege; Alexander, MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAliON sludents and chairman, and Edward H. Smart, songs requested by Teachers College, on 14, The Soulhern team will be chairman Social Science DIvl8lon Wednesday, February .. 237 were hosts the 20 of facts - Pints of Blood Jr., to county recitations Inlerestlng ___ t GTe W H B Ith J f ...... ------..::-'" ,I! coached by "Chiclt" Shiver, of�Sa· j) The idea combines Ule of· about the W. Ike spirit orG'i:iJ\tzation. , college. Spencer chairman o�· the vannah 'School and R. D. BaUIIOC'h' MI'ltonm H-��-�-,_.w-.ua Pr�ent ;:;;:kovltz, will High c·o;unty·" ��ian OveJ'street JI'., of Wadley, presi­ Bulloch St Valenllne's with the Sweet· The purpose of the project AmerIcan 011 J. County Blood Bank Pro· Day • • Butler, of Columbus High. J. E. Company; R. Ken. Announcement w.. made today dent of the studenl was in· heart the bc to set grade·by·gl'ade standards body, gram, announced this week the Campus �Iogan used by DeVaughn, of Brown High School, nedy Jr., civil engineer; and Don- that Birch, America'. foremDllt tel'viewed 011 the fiI'st program I'esults of The Is based on the and determine the effect of read· aid assistant the January 17·18 visit college, Dlogan will coach the NOI'th eleven. McDougald, camp- ma&iclllll, with h.. company of If You Send a the Monday by Bob Watson, who con­ of the heart - tng and other visual tasl(S on. Teachers Bloodmobile, shaped drivoway forming Twenty-five players have been troller, Georgia. College, .....tlng art..ts will play an en. ducts the 50·minuLe broadcast. vision of school children, Dr. Television On the enlrance to the caw pus. selected fot' each side. Drs. Little and Alexander were In th.. on the first day 95 donors reo gagement city l'ebniary GROCERY Pack MaI'k Charles H. Little, Waycross, socie· CASH ported lo the The will consist of five accepted Into the memberahlp of 22 at the Teachera audl. SHUMAN'S Community Center. pageant age, Colle,e I' ty chairman, said.. 'Hobo Set Flfty·four of these were acts and will have a college dance ' the local Presbyterian Church as torlum. , Day' Negroes. < of chUd vision contestants, It 'For Korea Many concepts World deacons, been elected to The Birch show I. the 1 _ Satul'day, Febrauary 3, has been On the second day 177 donors setting. 'I\venty·six Prayer Day having ..... by student organizations that position In former churches. magic production now on tour In designated as "Hobo Day" by the reported, for a total of 272. sponsored Last week we published an ��i���al a��se�,���10np��a';:;rle u���� ... Them! TO STATESBORO! escorts of n This is an honor bestowed on tbls Don't MEET Prices We MAKE Statesboro of Futul'e COMES and accompanied by Set FOl' TO.mOI'I'O'" country, Equipment, ICeIIIIry We chaptel' For the 237 appeal for clothing, covers, tisticnl e v ide n c e on •• two·day period pints will for the grounded church for and effecta valued In exe... of '" their chOice, compete will ob. PresbyterIan laymen Homemakers of America. of blood were collected. controlled studies has Citizens of Stalesbol'o which carries sweaters, dresses, shoes, need· �cient1fic service in Christ's work in the $211,000 are carried and wUI be Js n first honor, usually World of This money-making project A Dr. Little added in ser-ve Universal Day feature of the blood collection etc" which came ff-om the reported, citing local church, seen at the local the Futul'e Home· the title "Miss Teachers College." les, Febl'u- perfonnance. sponsored by was the 22 the need for the Prayer tomorrow, FI'iday, ... WORKING! veterans of the Portal in project. a beautiful Into four Please with AND IT'S The winner will be presented Board of Missions in Korea Melhodlst at SlIcln, &irl makers. cooperate The will be made as a al'y 9, at the Chul'ch MERCER CHOIR TO BE \leleran's class who and five other final. sludy a live Into lhem. reported the last act wlU, 4 parts, canary gave of the nalionni progl'am be· AT BAPTIST CHURCH blood. . Mrs. Bub part . a • Lanier, h�r 1stu as her court. wIII I eo th burning light bulb, eaualn, lWo thcro,UtlgzhenMs ISWshRoUbwY,eShLeeto' re. conducted the Vision 'lnstl· liP;'d·S.m·oscnl' Jomer d e The Mel'cer Choir will SOns and two daughters reo ing by Chapel live pony to vanish In midair, and In the four since It was to this are service. Mernbcl's of all churches porled years spond appeal urged tute of Purdue University, Dr. Lit. appear at the First Baptist Church C Clull'ch News- together; and Mr. and Mrs, many other mysterl.. Prof. Jack N. Averitt, .tartlln&' FR�:'H Joe revived by to send their donations to the tie said. At the slate level It will arc Invited �o pal'tlclpate, Sunday aflel'noon at 3 o'clock for Continued from 1. Tillman and two Joe will be this master Page 80ns, revue has attl'acted more visl- presented by the Church World Service, New be executed the a concert of sacred music. The full 17 Robert and by Georgia Op. and a at 7:30 m. Statesboro 'is not close to Jacksonville, to. In BONES evening wOl'ship p. Just because Atlanta, Billy reported tors than other col- and mark the 5TH ANNUAL BEAUTY REVUE magaclan company magic NECK any Md., w 0 l' J( i n .tudents, A Windsor, gethel', possibly tometric Association g choir consists of 116 . Pl'ayer meeting each! Wednesday at 8:15 pot-pourrl of thrlllll and fun. presentation. This year, "For Korea," Miss socie. Wednesday, February 14, selected of 36 voices will the en· lege wl.th package, thl'ough its cight affiliated group at 7�30 o'cloclc' Charlotte does not mean that cannot great doc· Auditorium. Heading the Birch ltaff .. u­ evening you enjoy Mr. Averitt away completing Lee reminds those who would p. m., College Alpha the concert hore. The choir lies. pl'esent artists Is Mabel The Ladies Adult Sunday' School .. at the of Rho Tall "1'. C. Sweet­ Islsting Sperry, 'I toral study University send packages to send 10 Announcement of plans for the presents closs will hold its socinl tertainment furnished television, Our Philco sets already Dr, Henderson Tickets-50 Cents. See "CHURCH hailed by crttlcs .. the world'. Roll monthly by . North Rho Tau a to the Church hearts of 1951." NEW8," Plge 8: Carolina, Alpha, cents pound came after the Statesboro project ______._____ Milia M Friday evening, FebruBI'y 2, at the is Miss greatest girl 'xylophonist, art fraternity sponsor. World Service with the pack· at which Dr. WalJter H. are meeting chalrms m u sic lovera C chul·ch. in operation in Statesboro performing beautifully. of is Sperry in Atlanta Helen Poppell, Jesup, presl- age to cover handling cost, Alhens, G.O.A. W. M. U. will be held Speake Matthews, presi- everywhere with brilliant solol on meeting dent of the and Miss and to Korea, fraternity, baling, shipping d t rnade an 0ffl cIa I appearance. 7 m. en', her built marimba 3 01'. Zach special TISSUE February 7, p. S. Henderson, president Frelda Gernant is facully sponsor. xylo. who TOILET I"T Mrs. Ottts Holloway, of CORINTH BAPTIST CHURCH _chel's will phone, College, Winners in years are between Statesboro and as television the previous lives T:?'c������lt��I�Pt��h�h:ur��?�e�! Tickets for the local ... "Balanced Beam" . Services will be held at Corinth The 1951 Philco brings you 'peaGkcorglaFriday at the Third enga, morning not to but the sent off a well as visual allowed compete, Pulaski, large pack. present well-being ment are at 88 Baptist qhurch Sunday, February Geol'gia Conference on popular prices, Family • m uo ulrl first last yeat', this week, of school chlldl'en", 01' "at'"ew ever seen on television, It ends blur and C receiving plnce age cents and are on lale 4, with the Rev. E. L. Harrison truest picture any Llfe, In Atlanta. His will $1.25. They Can subject Miss Lonadlne of Egypt, I said. A standBl'dized and be Morgan, procedure in advance and be secured preaching at the 11 :30 morning "The Splriutal Needs of Faml. may • instrument will be used all so- hour. ,smear. It is the first True-Focus in TV It lies • by from . City Drug C worship picture history, Today" See "BEAUTY REVUE," Page 8, 1 Company. • cietles In filling the many requests contrast, It's )\ received by them fl'om civic and 7 better , BEANS gives you brighter pictures, unequalled � & in ,PORK� DISASTER- ALL BRANDS Presbyterian Men Continued from Page 1. anywhere! Great �����: �:�:�ss����&�:·t�!p:�II�n IJea] Makes The calls fol' help from lhe dlsastel' and defense Eugene Progress plan cooperation by Meet Here Feb. 8 Tall committees. the professional optometrists with Bob West will assume charge of another group ai' agency at 'each Raymond p, Summerlin, presl. In orse D school screened under an of Men of the medicinal requirements. Mrs. Philco TV owners in Statesboro are receiving Jacksonville F Sl·".ce.l.J1 0ne-H agree· dent the Savannah ays con­ Can J. D. Fletchel' will handle calls arml·l.lg ment that the survey wUl be Presbytery and local U, S. Health In 125 NO.1 hogs each from wOl'l'ied families and friends afternoons 1924, Eugene of Bul· Conservation Plan Used apPl'oxlmately ducted for a total number of years an- I a:nd Charlotte, which furnishes them with long I Deal, Department rep"resentatlve, 13c started a year. to the number of in nounced this week ·that a MILK from out of town. James Bland ,?"h county working' approval of his application equal grades called Upon JEFFERSON ISLAND horse" farm took Deals Have Big Family school. of the heads the setup for protection of and of of 35 acres as a by the F, S. A., Mr. Deal meeting Savannsh Presby'. evenings enjoyment, s��: and Mrs, Deal have six chll· utilities. '. ecropper, the succeed· of his farm and by fol· Mr. Pl'Ofesslonal optometrists will tery wUl be held In Statesboro at city I During posesslon 14. years of dren: Johnny, 25, who served with train thc and the First Church to­ Henry McCormach: will wOI'I( "share cropping" lowing a Soil Conservation plan screening personnel, Presbyterian hng Illoved the armed forces in World War n; their services in from lhe Bulloch County Hospital. seven times, Increasing worked out In connection with the also donate oph· day, Thursday, February 8. 8 Box h� Jean, 23 (Mrs. G. R. L-ee); and ex· Don Thompson heads the transpor· PHILCO SETS are specially designed to make reception in "fringe farming operations with each Ogeechee River Soil Conservation Mary thalmoscoplc, retinoscopic, Reptesentatlves from more than 1110ve, Dunvood, 21, now serving In the ternal 01'. Little 35 In tation sub·cornmittee. By 1938, after 14 years of District which provided a dlversl· examinations,' Presbyterian churches IOUth· h Harry, 19; Wyman, 15; and said. found In need of east will be Olhers on the cpmmittee are: areas" (away from broadcast centers) the 'best possible. Is energy, common fled IIv�.at.home program and In· Army; Children Georgia present. Reg. 3c Mrs. :i�IYlngse, farm and Carolyn, 11, All of the children atlentlon will be Istratlon Is to exceed 100, Hel'man Lewis, Robert Ben­ practices, and thrift, 15 acres of cotton professional given expected SALT and cludlng of 4-H . been active members son, Dr. Hunter Robertson, Mrs. with Ute and for cash Income, Mr. have a slip refel'rlng lhem to the eye The purpose of the meeting III to I encouragement some hogs Edna of his Its four finished high school, man of their choice, a constitution and to Snyder, Miss Helen Rowse, wife, Mr. Deal had ac- Deal for his farm from CI�bs, adopt fully . paid two are stUl In Leodel Coleman and Bob a five and and the First priority In the program organl.ze the more than 30' menta Pack 'I'homp. pall' of mules, two own production in years, yo�ngest son. Call Us For A Demonstration co:Ulnteds, and school. will to the schools In 25 coun· now In In 20 hogs, with a total has become one of Bulloch county's go organizations progr... vOlue of Mr, and Mrs. Deal are members ties which huve ehurches In thl. area. welfare inquiry of those necding $800. most substantial and prosperous already requested Presbyterian t In I Farm Bureau and �ud. Westalde zone socie- 1938, the of the such through Further will be urge tor farm own- tarmers, sCI'cenlp.g emphasis placed the Bethlehem Primitive rural �--3c ershlp Mr Deal to attend ties and to so·called counties on the Program of Progress. now prompted �� 10 apply The Deal Is ulpped GUM the Church. Mrs, Deal Is active lack of facilities Farm Admlnlstra. Baptist with the greatest being carried out In every Presby. LET US PROVE THAT TELEVISION WORKS Security with a tractor, reenO:uf� pea. lion far�h In the Parent·Teacher Association It was PHIL�O (now the Farmers Home Ad. side and professional eye men, terlan' church In the IOUth. The Notice nut picker; hay d t' for and Home Demonstration Club. pOinted out. meeting wUI begin at 5 p, m, and I11lnlstrallon) assistance In pur- an Ii 0 e�eces IN STATESBORO delivery r.ake, �'esi�' t�S home has been remodeled chasing a farm of Their In attendance at the StEitesboro supper will be served at the Nor. LB. 150 acres at a farm t T� ar; To Gardeners Cost of sary equlpmen and a modern bathroom "dded, and were: DI's. M. D. rls Hotel at e :30, $3,950, Ineludlng repairs d er�:nent meeting Smllay, with a O. R. of TEACHERS COLLEGE GETS ANOTHER CHARTER-The only on equipped' electricity, secretary, and Hendrix, Welcoming the vlsltora to this AM READY TO DELIVER bUildings the farm,' The �'::ic�v� �arrled 1711s �al"lll p3�s�::S o�f deep· freeze and electric stove.' Brunswlel,; Drs. Little, chalrl;,an, teachers college /n tile state received its charter for membership In city will be the hosts for the meet­ Security Administration had head of cows. Th Is also eight only have been eating fish from and W. P. Little, Dr. Delta highest co-educational for the men's club of the Firat 3c recently been set as a rass They Waycross; Kappa PI, honorary fraternity per. Ing, PEAT MOSS up uda ALTMAN PONTIAC COMPANY acres of e�e I for the POTATOES \ their four·acre pond past Fraser B. Savannah: Dr. sons the field of in ceremonies here From Presbyterian Church headed government Rayburn, entering education, by agency to aid worthy Dea I ansermt I :reas� rtcently. --15 WEST MAIN MAIN STREET- Anywhere-Any Time which Mr.coast�1p Drs. Holland Mr, lenant farmers two years. M, R. Cooper, Macon; left to are: Dr. Kilthcrine Vickery. national vice of the Summerlin, Statesboro has one .. to become land. and six acre: 0;fescue right president 37 North Main Street Phone-407-R oWners to 15 acres, The Veal Is an and DI'. P. Smith of the- men's clube In thlll and Until 7 p, M. Each thro h family example Smart; Emory who installed the G.T.C. Alan W. G.T.C. largest Every Wednesday Afternoon, Day by the which will be Increased to 14 acres, fraternity, chapterj Rodgers, Open of of what can be on a Claxton; Dr. Melvin F. Wilson, area �th over cent of the LOGANHAGA agency' e arms and sen·' aecompllsh�d Jr., of of the local and I!O per - suUltagbl pufrchase senior Yeadon, Pa., president chapterj the the - PHONE 248- In I an now Includes chap. _ The I determlna· FREE DELIVERY g them to cropping p Georgia farm through Jesup; and Dr. Matthews. men of' the church active In the Phone 172 approved ter Dr, Henry L. Ashmore. Dr. is head of the oa applieants! tour acres of farm will be held sponsor, Vickery psy. terms of acres of peanuts, tion, energy, good practice, The next meeting organization, Vlllitora will be wel­ payment extending 01 Alabama College at Montevallo, (Clifton over a out of I thrift, and pride of ownership. at Claxton all Sunday, chology department Photo) comed. period of 40 years, 115tobacco, and th� growing