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Bulloch Herald Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 8-3-1961 Bulloch Herald Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of tS atesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Herald" (1961). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 3455. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/3455 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]. DTI, W. P. JillLIAM UNIV. Of.' GlI.. LIDnAnY .. ATIIENS,GlI.. M rs. S. J. Foss, Mrs. caroll,..---....;··��'!"""�.�.-.,.,.-------------------------- Denmark News Miller and children and Mrs. ......, Thomas Fo.. and children were guests of Mr. and M .... E. W. Welcoffle to THE TOBACCO FESTIVAL August 3-4-51---- Barnes In Statesboro Friday . T .. Stubbs Tire and Mrs. Jack Deloach Mr. J. Crease): Mr. IU1d Mrs. (orp. and IitUe Joey were guests Sun­ of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wolter -Program- day the your for TIRES with fish Royal. Other guests during headquarten entertain supper afternoon were Mr. and Mrs, Carlton Edmunds and son Eric EXTENDS A J. 1'. On Mr. and Mrs. ac- Bulloch First Annual MRS. II. II. ZElTEROWER GUL'Sts of the Croosey Sunday of Savannah. Linda Royal THE HERALD Dy BULLOCH Franklin BOO. County's Jr.'. tor the past week were Mr. Creasey and of companied the Edmund's home Mr. Mr. Valdosta and Mr. rs. • On Wednesday evening and Mrs. R. J. Breaux Sr., and M for a visit. en- Farlller Mr. WELCOME C ..... Mr. and MM. J. T. Creasey Jr. and Mrs. H. J Breaux Jr., Nathanlal sey and son of ••• DEDICATED TO THE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND BULLOCH TOBACCO FESTIVAL and Savannah vielted then> and tertalned with a fish supper, and Mrs. Harold Bergeron til. anta MI58 Jan I cc Miller 0f AU COUIVTIr as Mr. and Carrol J. T. Sr.'., and on when they had guests, SOl> Mike, Mr Mrs. Creasey I. vlslUng her parents, Mr. and A_ and son Ann til. and their and Mrs. Harold Burger Crawfrod, Miss Mar y Monday Creasey's Mrs. R. P. Miller. � Mrs. Carrol Hart- a at their Mike, Mr. and Crawford and Miss Pat guests enjoyed picnic • ... " Thursday. Friday. Saturday Crawford, Miss Mary Ann of La. pond. ley Gretna, Jr. and a '.... • • • Tommy Sledge I� Crawford, Miss Pat Harley, 'i. friend of Stewart and 'll!... and Mrs. V. E. Camp 3· 4 5 La .. Mr. Mrs. Goo. Cameron and Gretna, Friends regret to learn that Catlly Tenn. visited Mr. of States- Chattanooga, ""Yo- ;. August Creasey and daughter Is a at Gondon of Claxton Wed. Mr. Otis Ansley patient spent and M.... Franklin Zetterower --�." ..<i'� .. 1', ' boro, Mr. and Mrs. J, Creasey Savan- as of Mr. and " the Memorial Hospital In nesday guests Sunday, �\<lIt." I' AUGUST 3 Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Obcrn Crea- soon J. Jr. THURSDAY, nah, We hope his condition Mrs. T. Creasey ••• l,..:,,:- Other • '. sey and family. guests shows •• /F�[ii' ALL DAY-All the member merchants will offer mon­ improvement. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edmunds 'll;l,i'�' ow��· _::��:rr:;/�':::tkl�.;e�: ey-saving specials. Free lemonade all day, Reg­ ��e ��VII��; and Mrs. ��t��d�hlt�e��d Roberts Margaret Hlght.ower Williams tile week. Charleston, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. R, L. est during istration at booths provided by the Chamber of and daughter, of Orlando and ••• •• • had as Sunday dinner guests, 10 Ihe STATESBORO Commerce on the courthouse Purchases and Tavares, Fla. spent Thursday square. was Rev. Reeves Hoyle and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mondell De­ Bobbie Roberts Sunday wltll Mr. Lanier. night in the stores are not for registration. dinner of Janie Williams, Mrs. Slaten Loach and children of Savannah required guest aanndd Ml'hUrsdayrs. W. S. Brannen and are tills week with P.M.-Drawing for valuable prizes at 5:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jij. Zetterower, spending Mr. and Mrs. E. W. DeLoach. TOBACCO MARKET be in claim � � te to their horne, RegIstrants must present order to Tobacco F·estrva1 BE'ntrres having eauty tile past week with Mr. when names are called. Thl. prizes Space rs. Don Grant and family iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••• SHELL OIL PRODUCTS S. and at 1 Reserved mar, C. MyrtJe your FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 ALL DAY-Member merchants continue to offer mono for Sell, luy, Swap SERVICE STATION Frce all F. M. lfeSmltll 01 Jack. ey-saving specials. lemonade day. Spec· 'Jo.Jto,.n. Ga. with lal on the courthouse Ie, spent Sunday with a SOUTH military display square, Continued registration. MAIN Classlfted Ad 6:00 p, M,-FESTIVAL PARADE to begin at U. S, 80 tubb5 on North Main Street. Parade route is �te�r�·�i::;��F;�h�� S Tire ·Corp. along ch at Savannah Beach I' Main the center of the !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11 .Str_."_t .. North Street, through y. I'll I and on down South Main to Rec­ , city Street the OPENING DAY at one of tho Brannen's three tobacco Warehouses. Aulbert Brannen Sr., center, reation Center, OPENING DAY AT one of Sheppard, Akins and Sugg Tobcaco Warehouses. Harding Sugg, left, second from are shown with some of Mr. T. J. Stewart's tobacco and Aulbert Brannen Jr., left, 8'00, P, :Y:,-B i: PW Square Dance on the P1gly Ed and Rastus Akins. center with the shown a moment's rest on 27. Mr. Stewart Is Auctioneer, Bates, cap on, during from the first basket sold in Ihat warehouse opening day, July standing Wiggly parking lot. Admission is $1,00 with Photo. beside Aulbert Brannen Sr. -HeraJd Photo. at one of their tobacco warehouses on the Statesboro market. -Herald f�n� to 10 .into BPW nurse scholarship. SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 ALL DAY-Member merchants continue to offer mon­ on ey-saving specials. Free lemonade. Continued Statesboro and Bulloch registratio , 'Heady' Carl Perkins Hill Band County 12:00 NOON-Music by Billy from Nashville, Tenn. 5:30 P.M.-Final drawing for Grand Prize on court­ for Annual Tobacco Festival 3-4-5 house square. Registration until 5:00 o'clock. August Registrants must be present to win prizes, 8:00 p, M.-TOBACCO FESTIVAL BEAUTY PAG­ the citizens of Statesboro, Bulloch County Today EANT at McCroan Auditorium at G e 0 r g i a and counties begin the celebration of the surrounding Southern College, with twenty-nine entrants in 1961 tobacco season with a three-day Tobacco Festival Statesboro Farm of tobacco the Queen Contest and twenty-nine entrants in pounds on even­ 2,189,298 a to be climaxed Beauty Pageant Saturday by the Princess Contest. There is no admision to 5. In between there will be drawings for ing, August under the Beauty Pagaent. Don McDougald of Radio fine free lemonade-punch, a military display on Supply in three prizes, WWNS will serve WI master of ceremonies, The sold here the courthouse a big parade, a square dance, • first days square, climax of the three-day 'Jlobacco Festival will and the selec- sales on the Statesboro market {music on the courthouse square, new Tobacco Monday county come with the crowning of the 1961 Tobacco ,Tobacco her court. ownership of this week-hit an all time record when 801,832 pounds tio! of Bulloch. County's Queen_and and the 100'1 Tobacco and the - 16 Queen Princess, The Bulloch Herald total of and Bulloch Tobacco Princess a!1d her court. Classified Ads Page of the golden, weed sold fora $478,984.95. Prominent thi�n�e��ce;;::�t t�� ��:t�s��� selection of their courts. Use C�unty's Lamer 1961 It is believed that sales that Mr. Jash Lam�r, of Farm Supply. located on East Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 27, of the jay wore tho highest of any day Jewelers, IS chairman Vine Street at the Central of of The first Annual Tobacco Festival is b iru the his tor y of the local to Bulloch Chamber Georgia Railroad, will be opera- sponsored y �ounty MOl chants P. Johnson market. Georgians Commerce s Retail ted b Mr Bill Akers and Mrs th B 11 och County Chambqr of made up Harry Committee is the. chairman. DaneK Tl;ompson Akers. Th� e, u. Comm,erce, for the three .and of retail, wholesale merchants, professicnal men and Total sales first of the Fest.val Committee. transfer of ownership from Mr, sale hit 8,169,298 pounds review and all of the business days parade Mr. Francis Allen, local at- Rayfo"ei Will,.,ns to the new women, industry, segments is dist. which tobacco engineer brought growers and former Bull 0 c h z owners was completed recently. community of Statesboro and Bulloch County. They Leodel Coleman of tomey $1,275,680.25. president and Mr. ,vIII to Chamber of County representativ,e, TI,ey off�r invite the I)COI)le of Bulloch and neighboriIng . the Bulloch �, �ontln�� County Co. County Leland service station '" PUrina ferti- . .. Fertilizer y sales since Riggs, i4. feeds, insecticides, Smith . for Ga. Power Day by day open- Commerce announced to day counties to VIB,t the city during these three days. owner and a major the lizers, serums, vaccines and a ing day, Thursday, July 27, that Lieutenant Governor Gar. i� local:/ \�, are 31 were unit of the National Guard, JIo -.
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