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returned from a week-end visit - the home have Lamar avenue, Charlotte, with friends in Jacksonville. Fla. etween S The first fall of the States- Mr. and Earl McElveen Mrs. H. E. Lester. There Purely Personal 11 U. meeting �rs. an-I of Mr. and Mr. and MI·s. Bernard McDougald will be held next nounce the birth of a daughter at the in the and one I�______I bora, Woman's Club are three aons navy a few and children, Al and Ann, spent with Bulloch CoUnty Hospital on August a first sergelfllt Maybe you think there isn't plenty Thursday afternoon, Sept. 21, in the marines. Ray. Graham visited week at Savannah Beach. I 25th. She has been named Sara EI- unit that Miss Ezelle during days last of trouble when you get to be a green 'Mrs. R. L. Cone. the president. pre- .in the marines. was with the week end with friends in R. P. and son. Bob- school but if doubt on len. Mrs. McElveen will be remem- is in the past Mrs. Stephens high freshman. you siding. An interesting program landed on Guadalcanal; William a a few last week in this. just pay visit to the eighth her' as Miss Gulf Charlotte. N. C. by. spent days "Safety in the Home" will be given be�ed be�ore marriage Diesel engineering school at Revis�d Pans Are Made of Mr. and grade room nnd if you happen upon a Herman Alderman, Camp with her parents. the Power Ouida Buie, a second class pet- To Come Within Cpl. Waynesboro in that class that doesn't have through Georgia Company. port. Miss.; Hugh. Limits at boy Cal., is visiting his family Mrs. Chester. A discussion on the standard 'an aircraft carrier in Prescribed War Haan, not one, but many burs of soap on short Sgt. and Mrs. Emory Allen an- ty officer is on By Board Simmons Mon- their home here. Mrs. Lamar spent his person. it will be a surprise to the of excellence will be given by Mrs. Na- and Clarkson. third class nounce the birth of a son. Emory the Atlan·tic. Foremost Dairies have again IUbo Mrs. Nan Edith Jones has returned in Savannah with her brother. other boys in that group. The wise and on day Alfred Dorman. district president. thanlel, Sept. at Willow Springs, ,petty officer. who has been ill have made a rule i 13. t�e mitted. revised plana for tire daIry from n recent visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, who is seriously upperclassmen - will have of months m Grady Mrs. Gilbert Cone charge Mo. Mrs. Allen was Miss same for thirty_two ask a freshman for a ba formerly ship here to the War Production Stewart in Columbus. there. they boy plant Jimmy in a hospital the music. 'The war service commit- of Willow Pacific and is now on his first visit of soap and he doesn't have it, he gets Kitty Fargarson, Springs. the Board. Mayor Alf,ed Donnan stated Mrs. Carter Deal spent a few days Dr. J. L. Jackson spent a few days Hinton Booth beat by all the boys. Ii he hands oyer tee. with Mrs. chairman. Sgt. Alien. who was recently wound- home in three years. as the with Mrs. today. last week in Savannah guest the week in Atlanta a bar of faithful he has to serve as during Octagon. will hostesses. cd in France, is recuperating in a hos P. . Henderson. vice-preaident'.of of her Mrs. Wilson. who is a patient in the Cruw- sit there and eat the bar. The par article is of inter sister. Grady Jackson. pital in England. (Th" foregoing ents have been the STUDENTS LEAVE fact that H. E. Foremost Dairies. ired Mayor Dor Miss Elena Rushing. of Savannah. ford Long' Hospital. buying soap by est here due to the have fifteen bars all week so the boys won't FOR WESLEYAN father 'of the seagoing family, man that th" pIan. have beea In wm spend the week end with her par- Edward ana Billy Rushing .RESUMES TEACHING Lester. have to take the beating. But you reared here and has a large fam WPB's hands for several ind and Mrs. C. M. Rushing. Irom whcre they StatesbOro leaving this wee-k was days, ents, Mr. returned Savannah. if we have ever seen a girls IN GARFIELD SCHOOL of just wait; ily connection and a great number. that their had not Mrs. Nan Edith Jones had as guests week as of Jimmy this to resume their studies at W"sleyan WIth company chanced spent last guests group of boys that could take -After six weeks of summer work friends who will read the story Miss Hat- that crowd of Just include Misses Jean it. -intentions any toward trI. Sunday Mrs. W. J. Fulcher. and Billy Thnggnrd. it's boys. Conservatory at G. T. C. 'and six weeks' vacation pride and interest.) pillcln, ¥ALUE OF SMALL milk In Mrs. John Ful- re- your 'tim" will' be �her waitt'ne:ic Hel- modem proceaslng plant tie Fulcher. Mr. and Miss Billie Jewel Fletcher has boys. Cone. Lorena Durden. Margaret at home. Miss Hueel Hendrix left year. Initiation is soon to.,start. with Statesboro. and Mrs. in Ala .• en Helen ell CLINIC cher and daughter. Jan. turned to her hom" Dothan. all Tillman. Aldred. Wyo' this week for Garfield to resume her AT MAYO the high school clubs. and' from Hob Mr. Henderson and all of wlth Mrs. J. D. Nesmith and Sue Brannen of Mrs. Charles Bryant and Mrs. GRAINS IS LAUDED expressed' thll Glenn Ray son. Charles. ufter a VI'SI't here accounts are in for some Betty duties as teacher in the Garfield y.. they. too. for had certain relatives. Students to enter Donaldson left Monday lief that they m,tarIala Savannah. Fletcher and other rare experiences.-Last week when Register. going school. This school i. under the su- son County Agent Dyer Says where will re in- other plants that could be Mrs. Earl who has been and Miss we named the Wesleyan girls. Wynelle their freshman are Misses Laura Rochester. Minn .• they ti'an_,e. Gustafson. Mrs. Talmadge Ramsey year pervision of T. N. Oglesby. and much Mixture of Grains With with her weck Nesmith escaped our memory. but she Clinic for several terred to Stateaboro, and that the spending sometime parents, Mathews will return this Margaret Brady. Virginia Durden. work is for the term. main at the Mayo Mary cer planned coming is back with the girls. and ., Best would the be .. left going Wh'tI e- Corn Are fol" Feed plant here In end juat Mr. and Mrs. R. S. New. during from Daytona Beach. where they have V·rrgirua Rushlmg. M'arranne There will be club and .public weeks. is one of the prettiest in the glee where she tainly and 'I'ill- the original plans called for. tire week for Hinesville. been visiting Mrs. Walter Aldred. It's back to Brenau for Car hurst. Nona Hodges. Betty school music in which Miss Hendrix Small grains provide soil protection. group. ' AT SAVANNAH BEACH months ago tIN f. while Lieut. Gustafson is of Atlan- a of Several p[ana will reside r,rr. and Mrs. R. S. New, men Cowart who will be junior the.re man. Register. will be an essential part. Devane food and feed. County Agent Byro!1 Miss Vera Johnson. MI·s. submitted to Stewart. his this and with Carmen the Statesboro plant at Camp ta, who recently visited parents. year. along Mrs. D. Dyer said this week. pointing out who is TIPPINS-ZETTEROWER have. Mrs. J. B. Averitt. WPB were with tire Ann who at will be Joyce Parrish. going Major and Ml·s. J. S. Rushing Watson. rejected idea tha. Miss Margaret Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. New Sr.• their thut offset labor and feed for her senio Mrs. Z. Mrs. they help with to Brenau Academy Of interest to their many friends returned to Atlanta after a few days'.. L. Davis. Whitehurst. they were In excess of the present has been spending the summer home a week in :Washing- Small and corn here. spent young people have been Mrs. Jim Donaldson shortage. grains year.-Our is announcement of the visit with his Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Carlton. needs. It was two montho lHrIo,,", her Mr. and Mrs. J. o h MI'. and the marriage parents. com parents, D. C .• with her parents. this summer and few have been make better feeds than ..Jo tori, busy Sam Strauss are a group grain n-Ito of Mrs. Loretta Tippins and C. A. C. M. Rushing. Major and Mrs. and Mrs. could again be submitted, ac stan. has returned to Brunswick J. before going to idle. On the streets last week were alone. they Mrs. C. Derleux, at the Attaway Lt. the stationed ut week Aldina of . who which took at Ridge- will leave soon for Bangor. spending this Cone. member ArmYLNul'!!es Corps, Camp cordIng to WPB rulings resume her work there as a member B"tty Rowse and Mae Murphy. Zetterower, place Rushing .. small this Atlanta. Beach. checks administrative details with chief nurse. Plans for planting grain been at the hos he will be stationed. cottage at Savannah Gordon. Augusta. Georgia. have doing nursing land. S. C.• August 22nd. Me .• where of the high school faculty. Lieut. Paul B. Lewis arrive (Lt. €lone to the left of photograph.) fall should be made. at once. the Ex will. pital this summer and some during Mrs. Zetterower is the former Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson d I end from Mmneap- Service asaerted. These an. during the week the past winter. They were dressed tension agent and eh1-I with Loretta Brewton of an old and prom- PLANS' FOR Mrs. Talmadge Thompson Minn for a few days' visit in their nurses' uniforms and cer inclade the small grain In the UNIm) olis, .• HAVE OBSERVED placing of Mr. YOU , and Rupert. and G. B. Lewis. He looked the Mae finished inent family Evans county. dren, Patsy !'rm- I his mother, MI·s. Paul tainly part. The True Memorial proper place in the rotation. securing were Sun- school last year and will be a Zetterower IS a well known prosper YOUR NEWS STATESBORO GmL strong West. of Savannah. will be accompanied by Miss Vivian high " OMITTE4� good seed of the beat adapted varie WAR FUND DRIVE at Teachers this win commun- BUT BLO Mr. and James student College ous farm"r of the Denmark IS AN UNWRITTEN are day guests of Wollum, of Minneapolis. Lt. LewIs Some of our friends disap,. arranging for fertilizer, prepar M�·s. but Betty will go back to high ties. and Mrs. Lamar SImmons. tel'. of Bulloch county. because there SERVES AS NURSE of Counu. Brunson transferred from Minne- - ity THAT pointed today h�. the Majority Georgia \VI'II s0011 be school for her senior year. Betty STORY OF ALL ing the land and planting crop QUENT been some news matter been d - Form Leeal Orranlzatlons; Petie Emmett. who has spen to Tenn. and her mother. Bess. have In the fall. apolis Memphis ' Rackley HER POST Miss Aldlna Cone properly early RETURNS TO BEST IN LIFE. which was worthy of publlcabio Enger October 9th sometime with Dr. and Ml's. Wal· been visiting from Miami, and we IS well into moat Drive Opens lng who In at least two instances the rna "Small grain fita MEETING in our Miss Catherine WAVE. To Go Overseas To Help do and Mrs. L. V. Emmett. will MUSIC CLUB are always interested plans Bailey. the be Floyd tel' omitted pertained to open rotations and should be placed In every seotlon of Georwla thIa Statesboro have. We claim has been at Fla .• for the to redact the for D. The first, meeting of tho young people Betty. Pensacola. Our work helpe occur Nurse American Soldiers leave Friday Washington. C.. ing of public schools which row areas to aId In watar father SO ten tween crop month local chairmen 'and for 1944-45 will be held as her was always popula past twelve months. spent days which you to erect of last week. That wa comml� where he will enter his sophomore Music Club spirit prompts red Monday 18.- Mr. said. her" as a and her mothe Ga., Sept. .and soil loss control." Dyer are 80al for the at young man. here with her Mr. and Mrs. rev_ omittl!� Camp Gordon. making plan, � an of ten at Univer- evening. September 19th. parents. the stone as act days ago. Jweal' George Washington Tuesday here as a bride years nurses at best stands should coming many M.' She returned this a.ft- stortea of these exer- Among the Army' Camp "For resulss, good United War Fund Drive. whlc" � the home of Mrs. E. L. R. Bailey. devotion..•• Our upert_ Pleasing .. 8:30 o'clock at and 'had many friends. Betty i� and this the soli ity. ago cises were written and to Station Hospital is Lt. Aldina be secured and to do run with the in ernoon to her post at at Pen- br�ught .pardon concurrently N,tloul Mr. lind Mrs. Charles Barnes. going to St. Catherine's School duty io at your servlc•. Wells. of. tbe otrlce one day �fore .bIlls Jla· eonl; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. should be worKed into' a good seedbed. War Fund drl.. ud whloh opeIII Mrs. Barnes will Richmond. Va., for this year and next sacola. Sylvania. former Statesboro resi- Those assisting per was due to goliiito\Ofllu maila. three broth used and the she is enrolling at the Uni""r Cone. Statesboro. She has ""ed of high germination October.9th. have been notified that their be Mrs. J. G. Moore. Mrs. C. B. Math- year The matter brought in would have - Edward and at depths dents. . a course in OVERSEAS ers service sity of Georgia for jou.r ARRIVES Brannen r Monument Co. hours in the Capt. seed ,planted evenly E: B. Em.l'Y, of Atlanta, who Mrs. Paul LeW1S. Thaye required aft."st three to'put a.� son. Lieut. Ben Frank W"lIs. ews and nalism.-A that the read"rs WIll has been received his sis- theater the soil moisture coadi' story Word by we didn't have that Cone. in th" European of op suitable to bis ,econd year .. atate chaIrman for Statesboro A Local Industry Since 1922 in type. and was reported missing in ac- Pvt. Walter HulTman. or be interested in concerns Betty Smith recently tel' here of the safe arrival 'in England much time to spa", from other mar. Lt. J. Cone in the Pacific. tiona!' United War Fuod of'41eorirla, an which been on the JOHN M. THAYER Proprietor eration,; q. is now a p,ri.oner of the German Air Base. will give th" program Dobson. who has living Hath are tio.n. of Thomas W. Hathcock. Young urgel)t matters. and Phannaciat Mate Cone. Good .-arletiea of oats, he laid, nounces that a largo at Coast since she and Matt 439 Statesboro, GL ' Henry lJIaJo,tty Lieut. who Is a consists IOf severnl Brllhm's selec- West 45 West Main Street PHONE Our meclnlnical force l.s PUI e government. Wells. s cock was inducted into servi"" in Oc- .- ... Viars at Col- Lega. 100 YOl'k last weAr • Wesleyan _ Victorgraio. Fulll'raln, Cil11dM married in New year. . ,,� �9 "'!'!:...... -. Beethoven sonata. ....; --to out lit the tl . Q,W:OO lJa,�_,,*,' was based in England. tions und a . get the paper � bombardier, received orders for foreign duty tober. 1942. !... Lt. Cone deCIded Bushel and Buncroll';-"'"For wheat. cd for loeal drivel. _ around noon•. lege. Macon. Ga.. organlzatlono Mr. , is expected-Thursday stricken and had an emergen,.,.I __...:. II:..._ She for Abruz he was two was the career for her. Sanford and belie...... the NatloDBI Twelve, on., and sometimes nUl'sing R"dhart; rye. Emrey that. operation. Since h" has Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�ilMattcy appendix o'clock Tuesday and Wednesday received her training at University zi and French. War Fund la more Important thia y_ been stationed in California, Several often finds us at work We Until "Where small does not follow nineteen .. were invited night .. Hospital ill Augusta. entedng grain than ever, aince the agonel he and . . weeks Betty . . ago must make up the pages for prmt- . fertilizer for the week end at the servIce Lt. Cone dId I highly fertilized crops. sharIng In the fund are now llelq to a house party after th" matter is set. It's too m�tltutlona mansion in SnnFran ing Juhus be Mr. Dyer said. rec the Governor's . and office work for Dr. Sader. should used." called to do theIr b!gl.ot job. Exclusive with l1inkovitz. . • Attractively Priced late for anything except the most upon and she writes of the grand in the "200 to 350 pounds of .tatt4 cisco, urgent matter to be brought at Brevard. N. C. She joined ommending "The USO. for Instance," Quality'foods had. Sin"" however. time then. and they Wednesday. 'Nurses Army Corps two years ago. 2-12-6. 3-9-6, 4-12-4. or 0-14-10 Mr. Emery. "is takinl care of local she has had almost as much fun visit.. us for. not able to time 100 200 8f mother who Forgive being With the exception of a short top drea8ing of pounds "ervice men in ita lounges and 01. a friend of Matt's are t� ing work all night anI all day-we . in PrIces at Malibu of detached servIce at Stark GeneraI nitrabe of soda Or its equivalent at home and abroad alIa sendIJW A t Lower has a palatial home Beach, not able. ani wiIling • but lust, If the movie. star haven. She met many this spring. Lt. Cone has late winter or eauy spring. plant shows to laolated campa I11III PHONE 248 FREE DELIVERY Hospital camp stars is enjoying use 76 to. 100 of the .and really been stationed at Camp Gordon sillce ed late or on thin land. baoes on every part of the Ilobe. ira sunshine. h"r stay in the land of of soda at becoming an army nurse. Havin, pQunda of nitrata plant. addition. the return of thouande '" Will see AROUND TOWN. you COUNTY HEALTH in FRUIT JARS - served at station hospitals every ing," he said. wounded men from the dlbtlnl � time. Lt. Cone hao made it neceaoary for thla ortaD .....• during this ••.... dozen 69c capacIty !"ints, dozen 59c Quarts, TREASURE HUNT BODY REPORTS is now doing administrative work. izatlon to provide recreation I11III Waters celebrated her twelfth " •...••.•...•..... 29c Ann anx- In MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, lb. Like every nurse Lt. Cone is MILLION ON morale building entertainment hOlo at the home Gives Statement TWO night Engineer ' birthday Friday overaaaa. and convaleacent centen. - pltals DUZ � LUX RINSO-- OXYDOL of Mr. and Mrs. Loy A. Activities of AU Kinds ious. � g? her parents. Of "Other ol'l8nlzationa are al.o Th OOLLEG� fM:IcI on Woodrow avenue. Years STATE Waters. During Past Three with greater demanda and leaden of in the nature of a treasur party was It Higher E\illcation Not the United .War Fund drive In a Picture The of Bullooh county will STA�BOD,O1M mGH OF THE �T FLOUR $1.19· hunt and scavanger hunt. people _tl_ QUEEN are conddent tbat In the which fo[- Being Restricted In Georgia gia every matehed to select the partners be interested report weI" atate wlll whole-hean. for tIN to State Auditor of the respond PEACH tumbler .•...... 29c hunts. and Jerry lows, prepared publlcation by G�� 1 IJ··GOOD START According PRESERVES, glass fo.r the Billy Taylor to thla for A. J. Kirby: edly and generously appeal found the treasure (candy) county health engineer. and Fletcher hiM00 USIc And W,'th the war approachIng to our men Bllci ••..••••...•. Sc assIstance fighting CHERRY PRESERVES, glass tumbler 35c Bullooh llublic Lee Floyd and Houston Price Since January. 1942. the demanding the best Virginia Been Given postwar perl'ods women and to' the oppressed people. h af- Mave 19c the for the scavanger hunt. HeaIth Departmellt as Speech educational In- MARMALADE, 2 lb. jar won prize County of Georgia', higher of the Allied nations." con need- Place In Currienlum Lane Johnston tI", written fered advice and labor to those finite the state in line of and stitutions to keep The Nation.al War Fund was ea· 2 ...... •...... ••.•.,... 5c of SALT, boxes held before the favors were in making installations abreast 'If its sister test just ing help (Hi-Owl Stall':) progress and tablished In 1943 In response to a Pill!,. for the girls with their well curbing. drilling shallo., wells, the atate board of .•.....•..••..••...... ••.. one .. MATCHES, 3 boxes 12c given pins School with commonwealths. IIc demand for organlzatl�n combs' for the tanks and kitch- S�teaboro High opened of initIals. and pocket sanitary units. septic was a sum $358. for a edIdu e an regents granted handle ralsinll' of funda Iarse SALAD •.•..•.••... 39c foL. a week of work on sch CHOICE ' the DRESSING, quart jar en traps. Dur,ing 1942 baa, fund boys. grease 707 frod! the budget-balancing number of deaervlng causeo. ServICe room 29 _lis curb- claso arrangtiments. The living roo,m and dining lowing were installed: in addition to the legislative appro- In the PIMIENTOS curriculum has had a number and relief agencies lIbarlnll' and fall 5 septic tanks, Tjle teashIt seem"d alive with roses early ecl. 75 sanitary units. • of during a naUcmai • .. 29c $1.800.000 SmaD . ..15c an e priation were approved by Lat'ge '""w fields of added d th & fund burned on of otudy d'1- flowers.. Yellow candles 9 kftchen grease traps. fiscal according to State q.U their enriched has started oil' in year. committee. and In comblninll' IIP-, each side of the cake. 1943 the following were install- program the table at In tor B. E. Thraolrer Jr. Into one intense cam· The under the peal for funda flowers and 84 sanitary excellent order. band. in LB. decorated \vith yellow ed 142 wells curbed. also received $59.866 on SUGAR The board was saved I Glen has been much time thtJ 31 kitchen leadership of Johnson. recoverleo paign candres. units. 22 septic tanks, and insurance workers and IlJlOll and the student body is earnings part of volunteer . 25c organized . 0f Sur-Jell, 2 pkgs. There were sixty young grease traps. and in donations. The sum to an $6.855 the part of Ithe participating pum� forward interestIng year - wel'e served ice crea first seven months of lookIng Ix They guesm,ts I During the was transferred to War present. ·1.994.643• oities the United Funcl, BLUE PLATE .•....•...... 35c music such as S tatesboro has en- the.s In many MAYONNAI�E, pint Miss Malvina Trus were installed: 42 of statIons cake and punch. 1944 the following teen coll"ges and experiment combIned with annual the Id band rd drive is to be FI"d Fletcher assistled 14 sep- poyed in spl"nd reco, ASPARAGUS No.2 can .•...•.. 39C sell and Mrs. market has been quite wells curbed. 9 sanitary units. the regents. chest fund. Del Monte SPEARS, Local cotton No�ordon. old fel operated by fall drives for community acres and will (Editor's traps. of the past. / Mrs. Waters. bales of cotton from 12 letter. tic tanks. 12 kitehen grease board's operating expenses Nineteen citIes iD low we have enjoyed your and are The for local agencies. WAX 200 ft. roll 35c least three more bales. the Public school music speech PAPER, get at all friends here will be For this work the county gives and expended for land drives thIs fall. in the and' your eIe- were $47.077. will comblllOl ATTEND BIBLE D. C. McDougald brought are still loas- and required throughout Georgia to know that you U"" of four county prisoners. teught was rnaIdng .....•.•...... •... 15c happy and $42.393. executive director. LmBY'S RELISH, jar limb of pepper we have seen; wonder equipment Eugene PICfiLE CONFERENCE finest one We sort of are used mentary school. Baker. three bush in piece. much as county prisoners total and leav- he tells us h" has put up of the such expenses $81).393. the state war fund committee. h� those from Statesboro at. if ran across a late issue new books and of Among from four hills. you for highway maintenance. Many mag.azlnes i>alance of el. of pickles were in Calcutta. Primalily a. cash $199.424. names of the following' Bible Times while you ')rdered for the I Ibrary. ing releall8d tile th" Primitive Baptist soon have a new in this department have been receiv. ,BLUE ROSE AND HONDURAS RICE tending Statesboro is to ago - any emergency of Georgia Which will Some three Or four years The University last his contain more than four national organizations conforence held in LaGrange R. Simmons has news assigned to which already Tech bank; �old �tock received a copy of the daily means that prisoners Georgia School of tlrive for funds:; ' a s�n- ed $110.575. from the 1944 2 lb. .. : . 21c and wlil organtze benefit GAINES DOG FOOD, bag were Elder and Mrs. V. F. Agan in the Sea Island re work thousand books. week paper from Calcutta whic)l itation are used for road durmg Medical as the Sea �ad no $268.698. University new as soon rsland_ TImes a his logy Miss Mary Janet Agan. Elder and jJank printed from the Bulloch For the first seven Supt. Smith expressed ap�e- and the AND OLIVES ...... •...... All Sizes now oc- the "mergency. II at Augusta $194.618. the they Center PICKLES can vacate building a Bulloch fam of YOU? Mrs. Waters. Mr. and Mrs. story about county have had olatlon for the at WAS THIS Henry that months this yea.r. we pris- spir.lt c.o-operatlOn State for Women seemed indicate Iirst Georgia College - whiCh ID tbe - ily. �o interest sO eVIdent • MOPS LAMP BURNERS Frank Williams. Mrs. Will Hagins. who sold hIs business oil. sanitation for only and a matron BROO�S cup'C Glisson. . in Calcutta they SIt up and take oners working Milledgeville $153.701. You are young ,!Ith ! Mrs. S. R. St. Lauis the short- week of school. in brown haIr and Mrs. Hobson Donaldson. and' w�nt to during. r� notice when, the Times arrives four months. This was due to. Extension Service was natural curl yOlH' I CHOICE CUTS lD bUSI Agricultural after- Mrs" MADEMOISELLE Fair to .ngage have been add_ a1'9 bloo. Tuescta Pal·rish. Miss Alva Mae Martin. SLATED FOR cent World's and bad weather con- Seven new members station your eyes I he there.) age of prisoners the experim"nt a returned to Statesboro; given $151.006. • were dressed In yellow 1 Mrs. Fred Kennedy. ness has the teaching staff and the sched- noon yO\! Tender Beef and Pork at Prices Dedrick Waters. balance dl·tl·ons. These reasons. together with. ed to and the ex- brown and, Ceiling in issue 0{ MademoisselJe he will remain here the .... at Experiment $47.256. dress with brown belt. Mrs. Linton Attractively pictured September says' ELMER is smoothly under Mrs. Bruce Akins. Banks. SERVICES AT of paid labor. ule already w",:" 0 . sold of his days. the current ahortage station at Tifton $98.50 white shoos and green pocketbook. I FISH Can in loveable fall colors. Companion garments, separate held at Elmer like a Iendid year perlment call at Miss Patty Banks. Mrs. Dewey items: Measrs. M. and Services will be fact that we for what looks sp
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THURSDAY, SEPT. BULLOCH TIMEt! AND STATESBORO NEWS �--��------�------�------�����---,21.1944 THURSDAY, SEPT. 21,1944 BULLOCH T1MU AND S'l ATESBORO Nll"''S • BROTHERS IN SERVICE 1'Wf I II I I I I I I II I II I I I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I 'I" •• I I II I l:Ft III I I I I I Lt. Young Olan Usher Is Given Commission LEADERS DISCUSS I I 1'1 r • LABOR PROBLEMS Wage and Hour Officials Meet Industry and Labor Group For Conferences
A tlantu, Sept. 18.--A series of in formal conferences with industry and labor representatives to discuss pro posuls for redefining "Area Produc tion" under the Fair Labor Standards Act, will be held by foul' national of ficials of the wage and hour and pub lic contracts divisions, United States Department of Labor, in Atlanta, from September 23 to 26, inclusive, it was announced today by James G. Johnson, regional director. PFC. JAMES K. DEAL, The division will be represented by now serving with the iufan try in Eng Thacher Winslow, acting deputy ad .• _'C been in two over director of land, has the army almost Cpl. Harold G. Oowart Jr. (left), years and a half. He has been ministrator; Harry Weiss, FANCY ACORN Selected Firm Slicing years. He is the youngest son of M,·. seas months. Bo. is the hold the economics branch; Nathan Rubin in the Marine Corps, and Staff Sgt. eighteen of States and. Mrs. Calvin C. Deal, Claude J, in the Air er of the Ouk Leaf with a stein, of the exemptions Lranch; Ken 2 LBS. 23c Cowart, .. Corps, cluster, TOMATOES boro. Good Conduct medal neth' Meikelj()hn, from the solicitor's SQUASH sons of Mr. and Mrs. H, G. Cowart, soldier's medals, of and unit citation. They and regional officials from At Fresh Tender Green Snap of Jacksonville, Flu., formerly the President's office, • PARENTS DEAL WRITES have a in the lanta and Jacksonville. 2 LBS.9c Statesboro. young-er brother, Basil, PRISON FROM GERMAN the Their sisters are Mrs. FIRST In total volume of c-ar and truck serv.lce In lown after These informal conferences are calL FANCY GREEN COOKING 2 LBS. 23c Harold was in the invasion of State Guard. BEANS il Glisson and line with the administrator's Herman Deal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Saipan and Tinian Islands. Jim Allen, Mrs. Verg ed in town, In Itate after. state, In every of America•. su Ewell of the MiddIe buddies were the first to Mrs. Clifford Hutchinson, of States �edlon statement, following the recent APPLES Green Hard Head -Deal, ground He and' his a on Mrs. C. C. of South court decision rejecting the school community, who has been in raise the American flag Saipan. boro; Connell, preme FIRST that and Pro German since his foll in France H·o also was credited with five Mrs. Churles L. and In deep-seated public conllclenc. �. former definition of "Area of 2 CABBAGE 2 LBS. 9c prison killing Carolinu: Pevey LBs.15c written Miss of duction" under the Fair Labor Stand in the early part of May, has Japs. Kuthlyn COW8l't, Jacksonville, . which are In the stafemen.-"MORE PEOPll PORTO RICAN '::aliforniu Green Top arrived service three Fla. expressed ards Act, indicating his intention to his parents, the letter having Claude has been in re th.. week. The proceed. us rapidly as possible to during present y"ung GO TO CtfEVIJ.OLET DEALERS FOR SERVICE THAN TO U BUNCH to define Area of Production." YAMS CARROTS man admonished his parents not . the of these conferences worry about him, and expressed ANY OTHER DEALER ORGANIZATION." but has the The purpose U. S. No.1 Yellow •• Stl'son •• son of and advanced training, Lieut. Young Olan Usher, re that "be home soon." Silting. to various proposals for LB- hope he of not having is discus" 7c mi\(ht and M'rs. E. H. Usher, of Brook commcnduble record Mr. "Area of Production" in or� FIRST to Introduce the famous wartime CAR AND TRUCK a church service since defining CALIF. HONEY DEW LBS. has been commissioned missed Sunday ONIONS 3 M,·. and Mrs. J. 1. Newman were Friends of Mrs. J. H. Findley will let, recently der to obtain the views of industry for service except the second lieutenant in the Army Air he volunteered visitors ill Thursday. be glad to kno.w that she is doing PLANS as and labor before finally drafting the New York Well Bleached Augusta CONSERVATION ,to 'help "lave the wheels that was on duty. He Forces advanced training at Pampa times he military MELONS Shell Brannen, of Macon, spent nicely after undergoing an operation definition on the basis of which a pub Large II of the Brooklet High serve Texas. is graduate ISS(). the week end with his here. at the Oglethorpe Sanitarium in Sa America." Air Field, Pampa, be held at a later date. Stalk :N. IJIENT A WORD PlICa family student of Geor lic bearing will CELERY �:�k 9C 13� made an School and a former of vannah, Lt. Usher has exceptional II in LB.I0c Clifford Sowell, Macon, spent Any ern ployer or union group Teachers College, Statesboro. o AD TAJ[.N II'OB. L.88 TBA'8 :record not only in his busic, primary gia confer Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mrs. M. P. Martin and daughter, ••• terested ill the subject of the WIEN.,Y-FIVK CIENTS A WWlEK BUY MORE BONDS Sl'fED THE vrcrOIY Ruth Tues- with me at PAYABLE IN ADVANC. Sowell. Miss Annie Martin, spent ence may get in touch Miss Thelma of Savannah, day with his sister, Mrs. J. H. Find the regional offices of the wage and Peavey, Ad� the week end with mother, at the Sanitarium in De �,aSSI"ed her ley, Oglethorpe spent 8,,00k'et"Briefs hour and public divisions, U. S. FOR SALE-Two bicycles in good Suvunuh. 249 Peachtree Mrs. C. R. Bidner. MRS. F. W. HUGHES, Reporter. partment of Labor, each. Cull 2902. condition; $25 was hostess R. L. Director Johnson Miss Freida Hendley S/Sgt. Pughaley-Ieft Tuesday '------..,------'- street, Atlanta," LIBBY'S SWEET BPJCED (21sepltp) ••,., 0.,.,•• L",II., for Rome after a 0"" 11'., will take at to a number of friends Wednesday spending twenty .�II said. "The sessions place screens. MRS. is rela will send their contributions in this 140.21 WANTED-Two. fi,,, Mrs. M. G. Moore visiting at home with a one with his parents, on 228 South Main evening her peanut I day furlough this he to the Henry Grady Hotel, Atlanta, H. E. BRAY, tives in Daytona Beach, Fla., week, reaching, hopes, $50.00. l'OMATO,:ES, Jar Mr. and Mrs. Bob and his from 10 a. m. to 5 p. street. (21sepltp) boiling. Pughaley, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Parrish enter- September 23 , week. MIRACLE WHIP �1ALI\D After sometime with her wif at from 10 a. m. to FOR SALE-About 125 laying hens, spendIng Guyton. returned tuined with a dinner Friday m.; September 25, Miss Henrietta Hall has lovely Pt. leghorns. C. H. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miss .Effie Brown has received her and September 26, from 9 high grade English parents, Graham, visit relatives in 'I'us night. Covers were laid for Mr. and 5 P. m., Brooklet. Ga. �ra"klln from u with • Jar 21!!�V WILSON, Box 185 (2tp Mrs. J. O. Akins has returned to cap at the St. Joseph Hospital in Sa ;8hellrol�tll'OO. 12 Director Johnson, QR,ESSI,NG Mrs. K. Mr. a. m. to noon," Colbert; - keegee, Ala. �. Brookshire, Y-B "EOETABLE 110 POfNTS) FOR SALE Wicker baby carriage, Metcalfe. vannah after completing her cadet ON COURT STATESBORO_ GA. announced. HOUSE SQUARE, is H. Barbara and A. J . Miss of Chicago, end Mrs. J. Griffeth, ::.:.::..:.:..:..._::..._:------• steel rubber tires. Betty Senstke, 140.2 > .. frame, Mrs. J. H. Woodward spent Sunday nursing course at the St. Agnes Parr-ish South Zetterower. (21slt) Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Simon and Ronnie Griffeth, Mrs. Grady KIRBY, 11 Mrs. Md. visiting • ·lJSv� in Savannah with her sister, Nursing School, Baltimore, and Ellen River Soil C,n ME for weather ; I weeks. JI·. and Misses CQGKTAI�t SEE sbripping __ family for a few Betty Pu�- Ogeeehee who is a patient in theB.t DUKE'S HOMEMADE can do L. Conoway, . is rish. have a complete stock, or Miss Edna Lewis, of Augusta, Conservation News Sanitarium. CLEAN UP CEMETERY the work for you. W. G. RAINES, Oglethorpe EXERCISE CAUTION! her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Friends of John and Sam DeNitto, visiting J. R. KELLY • Jas. F. Brannen was hostess 28th has been Bet this By �:; 29� (21sepltp) Mrs. Thursday, Sept. for a few farmers N community, D. F. Lewis, days. prominent 50 John Roach and Ellie FOR SALE-l30 acres, cultivated, to the members of her sewing club aside as clean-up day at old Fellow THE ATLANTIC TIE AND TIMBER CO. to know of their illness. John O. C. Bohler, IN BUYING TRUCKS Mrs. J. P. Bobo is recuperating reg,et on Route the one house, frontage 80; afternoon. She served a church. All in-, home for Rimes have been employed by Tuesday ship Baptist persons from n tonsil operation in the Ogle DeNitto had been ill at his JOSIAH ZETTER- I W. A. ROBERTSON General price $6,500. course. to Warning Is Given That JR., Manager his soil conservution service to assist XVI Pt. BOI. salad and sweet terested in the cemetery are urged thorpe Sanitarium in Savannah. several wecks. Sam, DeNitto, MA¥ONNAIS,E 2,7( Btamps Now Effective OWER. (21sepltp) Trucks Are Permitted Sold in out soil conserve H. Joiner has returned come and implements. _ .. un acute attack of ap furmers carrying Victor radio, Jasper bring working Jerome C. Preetorlus, of Camp brother, had INDEFINITELY FOR SALE-Six-tube Sgt. For Uses 402 American on their farms 12·0•. Can GOOD Only Special Bldg. Savannah. with and underwent an tion pructices planned in condition. CPL. BROWN, to Keesler Field Miss., after spend; Committee. G�: spent two days here pendicitis Monday �.f"Q�R TR'EET 331f good Stewart, on Bulloch the Ogeechee River Soil Conserva at Dennis' cabins 'at city limits fourteen with his parents, W. W. ROBERTSON, Prospective purchasers of used Mrs. J. C. Preetorius. eme rgency operation in the by RED S'l'AM,PS ing days his mother, Deviled Ham Mo. ! Can road. (21sepltp) Z. BROWN BLITCH. the tion District. LIBBY�S Portal Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Joiner. trucks have been urged by the Savan Ellen Stanford, 11 member of County Hospital. 14� AS tbru ZS and A6 thru 06 We announce the of our yard f�r' fnrmer desir FOR SALE-Seven-room house,-bilr nah re-opening Brooklet Any Bulloch county district Office of Defense Trans: senior class of the school, Pork and a.an. No.2 elln Main a terrace lot, close in, South street BIRTHDAY PARTY ing terrace line running Or 1'2(.' BLUE S1\AMPS portation to make certain before ac-! is ill in the Bulloch County Hospital. ��.I �'J""A5 bargain for quick sale. JOSIAH Zt
NOTICE OF SALE GEORGIA-Bulloch County. FLAGS AVAILABLE virtue of an order of the Hon By •• •• orable J. E. MCCroan. ordinary of '__o"ody's Busines. Bulloch county. there will be sold at Price ALL WHO FELL GEE 8. No Finer at �ny FOR public outcry. to the highest bidder (By McGEE. Andenon. C.) for cash. at the court house door in '------1 War Department. Anxious WEDN·ESDAY & Brannen Statesboro. Georgia. at 11 o'clock a.1 TUESDAY and Render Service Brannen To This m, on the of Ginnery IS . 12t� day September. THERE NO HMtM IN HOPING model ford when he hears from you To Families Of Deceased 1944. the following personal property • in the premises. it was drove off in of the estate of J. B. Daughtry de- Of all the fool things OUI' dear old - Emmitt C'Q:M,PlR;E! Washington 16. Senator Statesboro and the nlte time and had a full set of Sept. to-wit: 'government has ever done ceased, • creating Richard B. Russell has been advised One cash two 20-rod re-treads on it and the license num register. rolls th e daylight savings time takes the the War Department that for each of wire fencing. Dixie steel, 32 inches ber is 43-444 and one of the tail lights by dumplings. If labor were inch one working Li�est,ock with 8 285 member of our armed regard high mesh; gal- is forces, FRIENDSl (while not 48 hours missing. FARMER Ion underground tank; one gas pump striking) to 56 less of his branch or service, who has . one oil tank and pump made by th� pel' week. there would be a little when mr. square sends in his reg died in service, the government pro- AF and Tank WEATHER CONDITIONS YOU CANNOT American Pump Co. speck 0'f sense in daylight savings ular "ad" he will explain that the re an American DUE TO BAD of vides flag measuring This 1st day September. 1944. re time. Wllere we have a 40-hour week ward is 7$ provided the ford is five Ieet nine feet five inches which JOHN F. BRANNEN. by COTTON WITH US. and from two to three on all in and full of TO MISS GINNING YOUR Admr. Estate J. B. shifts turned good shape gass Salles is to his FORD Daughtry. Auct,i'Q,I\. presented family. he industrial jobs. daylight savings time like it was when it was stole. If the boy died in this country and U. S. MARSHALL'S SALE has not helped as much as a sneeze. down on it and fixed the clean Notice is that on paid 15$ his body was returned to his home for and new with the improved hereby given the Our operators gins tires. he has lost two weeks looking experienced first Tuesday in 1944. within reminds us the \VUl' presumes Octcbar, Daylight savings time ' burial, Department season ..... we have installed this the legal hours of before the for it from the defense job. but he ers and extractors that sale. of a guy with a dollar in his Iclt pants that the bur-ial flag that accompanied in court house Statesboro. Bulloch seems to think getting' his ford back pocket ... who shifts it over to his the body was retained by his family. I will sell at county. Georgia. public is just about as important as winning' who died over, to the bidder rights pants pocket ... and then TOil Those boys, however, Best outcry. highest for cash IT'S 10 the foam. A.ssures You Samples the war against japan. rite or an and done seas were buried for the duration the following described property cackles like he's laid egg spondent. levied on under one certain execution increased corry nenr where they died and in those something wornderlul and issued from the District Court of the an hour ear- cases a flag is available to their fam on Your Cotton his assets. Getting up ,United States for the Southern Dis- THINKING OUT LOUD out" brief Iier to to on the first or sec- ilies upon simply filling of in favor of Sea Is- go work trict Georgia in of ond or third shut doesn't save any- the time this piece appears and presenting proof • land Bank F. W. • as By application against . Darby . ., th e war m G WI'11 b death. The notice from the War De property of said defendant. viz.: body anything or any time or any prmt ermany pr? -" or . certain lot parcel of land e or be over or nearly so. Having, pnrtment, Senator Russell was told, Thllt Iectrie I'Ights or any coal any sleep ably lying and b�ing in the city of States- in for several', received the family is ample proof. or any nothing. lived Washington by ,Us! Bulloch con- To boro, county. Georgia CoUon an re Next months and havirrg had oppertun- who have not Your Those families taining six and 85/100 acres. m�re or We will have to put up with this to meet and talk with many men ceived a may obtain one by fill Bring bounded north Mill street ity I flag as less. by untilI A..H tel' H'ItIer), but • (M to be "in the we out form 2008 which can � pro (452 east by of supposed know,'" ar?l � ing feet); right-of-way soon as war we want to the is over, , & Flor-ida railroad that Hitler & Com- cured from the nearest Veterans' Ad-I Georgia (480 feet), of the the opinion see time abolished. lind by Zetterower (200 feet)· seuth daylight savings have helpers. sympe : ministration Office or the local post Or Call for pany will many smothered ' 491 lands of of Statesbo;o (618, Next the FEPC ought to be tbe by city thizers and boosters as soon as Blllyers office. -.Cattle feet). and by (348 to death. And it wouldn't hurt much -I, Hogs :we.st ditch. fe�t). over there. The form should be mailed or taken and all shooting stops our trucks ,bulldlDgs. dry kiln, piaUlD, to stop spending money for govern- nearest. Veterans' Adminiatra, mill boiler lumber MENI, to the house, shelter. . our so-called BIG ment control that doesn't help any Some of .sheds .and other f tion with notice of death. and buildings. I' their skins to make Ii have it under office� person or thing except the enforcing tlfI,tJ See 31. 1944. a has not been Thi� August.... $�./8S. statement that and PEER OF a flag �oft peace with Germany GlI:m"(iI�e' for Best Results JO::sEPHH. YOUNG. element. he: Your Cotton American received. Keep Dry United States Marshal for the friends in crime. Too feels that those As soon as peace is declared. folks NEW ORLEANS COFFEES Senator Russell SOu�Qern District of 'Georgia. Firsters and the Save America's an\l, I will trains to be pass- who have not received nagS will wish expect gravy 'EtJT (7seJ>1,tc) other shrouded orgijnizationll' Julian L. Brannen many I ':lour-s.elf Aulbert J. Brannen their front doors every minute. obtain one at the earliest moment. ing are ready to OR DIVORCE are sleeping now; they , UNCHANGED in Flavor and Strength SUIT. F' there only will be to assist in that If there should be any trains. CIO� and he glad Rebecca H. vs, Andrew Bailey to come out joined by the , Bailey them. bodly, Divorce in the might not be any gravy on conn�tion. .-Suit for Superior, ists and many other un-Americap , asserted Bulloch Wartime can't last. Jobs · HI think it most fitting,.' I,���������������������������������������������� Court of County. Georgia. wages their OJ' do wha� , groups. and have way tOrUntoad 1944. corner. No De October won't found around of. "very "that the War .. be Two Senator our democracy. Sca,les Russell. DISMISSION Ter�. ,Pai"s PETITION FOR I can to destroy W;aiting Bailey, defendant in said to they should off'ar to the families I Third shifts will be the first go. partment GEORGIA-Bulloch County. communistic ele- TOm!r���w Second shifts will likewise go if labor Watch out for the Will Begin of those who have made the supreme SANITATION Mrs. Cenie executrix of the commanded to be College Curtis. You are hereby before very, de I than can af- ment that will lay claim LOSE INSURANCE sacrifice this emblem which is sym estate of John Herschel Anderson. at the next term of the demands more capital first of Courses in and uppear that Cattle and the Typing dismission f women we we caused the war; Sell Hogs we applied for Bulloch and all those that th� your bolic of all for which fight." Is All Important ceased, having court of c?unty, fotd to pay. long notice is superi?r on Announcement was authorized this from said administration, of to like administration brought th� BECAUSE NEGLECT Georgia, t? ansl"er. the c?mplalllt I now have at work ain't going present that . We have the only STERILIZING hereby given said application mentioned III the cap- . and that demanded that the dollar. week by Georgia Teachers College the plaintiff. If have to stay at home war. and capital the' week for high heard at office on the first they ROOM In town of meetiq will be my tion in her suit against you for the issue. These' Large Percen t P.olicyholders that courses in at eapeble di_I't and be forced to the we and forced beginners' typing SHOWN in 1944. keep house beg fight. DIABETES Monday October. vorce. Fail to Their Cairns men and the Board of Health reqaJre. a of human beings, will to - Press the college be open GeorJia -- This 1944. old man for a dime or quar- ... September 4. Witness the Honorable T. J. Evans. mebb� bunche� imagil)rry I . our In the Proper Manner women of Statesboro who wish to mer:ta. E. to have either. will to overthrow government J. McCROAN. Ordinary. Judge of said court. tel'. if he happens try I INCREASE take over. Don't g take courses of this nnture. THE 1944. weather on the so's can •.\ ON This 18th. eye th"y . Hundreds lose or all of their LET US TAKE THE MOTHS AND Notice To Debtors and Creditors September (P. S. Keep your part . . ISOI instructor in HATTIE POWELL. mto heads that those 1\- Ml·S. Veda • I irs it Gibson, rnerica F' t") your or survivors insurance be Rate Climbs GERMS FROM YOUR CL0TBB8. All persons who have claims against group. old-age Mortality Deputy Clerk Superior Court. business and commercial 'education, the estate of B. Tom Outland or who tionists and sehemers cause do not file claims prompt Double antiiAm�rican, they Near Exactly During (21sep4tp) VIEWS Co. each PHONE 55 are indebted to said wiJI "S AND ""tizens. They will a course in the estate. please FLAT ROCK KN-E' have .. become loyal bommission hnve college Statesboro Livestock to J. W. Overstreet Jr Years ly. according .• Past Twenty-Pour to the DlV@RCE for in file claims Or make payments SIJIlII' :FOR have only' office morning at 9 :45 beginners typ r, who defeated haven't changed; they manager of the Savannuh field Ezelle Graham Anderson mr. slim chance. got hundred and Georgians BOWEN'S Cleanets undersigned. M.s. Lillie I"A too Several women in Statesboro Foul' thirty Dry I duration. • in is IhibeMa�e�',for of the social security board. A recent ing. This 29. 1944. John Elmo for, at the of the primary july last a JUly Anderson=-Suit. poles P,AB:KE.Il'l&\,SO:N a desire to have all succumbed to diabetes year, vs: F7'. c. have expressed J. BOWEN. Prop. J. O. Court. shock but 'for everything" in the south the social se, E. ("Buster") JOHNSTON. Bulloch Superior from the • course we h survey by Divorce, I recovering slowly Of . I bulletin .., o�e and the Health Tom •. npportunlty to study typing Stute Department Executor of Will of B. Outland Octoben 1944. he IS not and curity board showed out of twenty , 'I'erm, he do not enJoy hIS defeat. that's good. Wp�n 01'1' boys girls I rate , I', defendant • Anderson has agreed to open the class shows. The diabetes mortality (3aug6t) To John Elmo • few seven thousand claims over seven college nervis as he was the first home we must stand by tl!l',,!./' filed, from quite as come to adults. has climbed steadily upward in said case: i chew- them in' thousand failed to receive insurance commanded to after the elecktion and is stick witli them, and support in You are days in a be population hereby be, Those who are interested in 6.3 deaths per 100.000 tobacker. he efforts to main and Wednesday because the worker or his term of the less moves and , payments and at the next ing considerably all of their ' .jales Tuesday .. . evertY should in 13.8 in 1943. appear class in 1920 to I - a with ginner's typing get Bulloch county. e d d s on la As a matter dependents failed to file claims superIOr court of the next t'ime h tain our equilibrium. I the says . of . . ep�n touch with Mrs. Gibson at the college. Diabetes usually develops. to answer the complaint WIll in the prescribed law or Georgiu, for suckcess, he we shall have to depend upoll; period by the. bor and the fact. Sales start promptly health bulletin shows. between. mentioned in the �.I:O. the worker not been the plaintiff. chIckens befoar they for our future, year. bec,ause the had forca�-: not count hIS the returned fighters of 40 and 60 among people who in her suit against you be entitled Harville Installs A ages that remaiood at, working "'g enough to I are laid. safety. The guy. too disease is vorce. I are overweight and strikelIeg�o!o. .. _ I " des?;1ption '--j�&r-----�----�--�--�-- SEPT. 21, 1944 BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWB THURS.DAY, i BACK'AID LOOK Memorial I The True TEN YEARS AGO • MRS. ARTHUlt TURNER. Editor BUT BLO 203 Colleg I:oulevard IS AN UNWRITfEN From BullOCh Times, Sept. 27. 1934. • Personal BULLOCH TIMES THAT QUENT STOII.Y OF ALL FIgures released today show 8.253 bales of cotton gInned' il1' Bulloch f{)r (STATESBORO NEWS-STA'l'ESBORO EAGLE) BEST IN LIFE. IS the present season . "Statesboro as girl held . . witness': Bulloch Tim... , Establiahed 1892 to rellect till MISS Lou In car with Consolidated 17. 11117 Our work helps Mary Statesboro Establlahed 1901 Januarr VOL. 52.-NO. 28 of IS VIS- li!0lcomb News. I STATESBORO. GA., THURSD.<\Y. 28, 1944 Mrs. John Smith, MIllen. to erect man who was shut to death by negro SlEPT. spint whicb prompt. you Stateaboro Eagle, E8tabllahecj 1917-Con80lIdatad D_mber II. 19110 Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith. at Kingsland:" iting' an act of reY_ (J"EEnNC� the stone as J. B. Statesboro the .cPersonalI George Powell. Tech. spent Us Rushing, young I .•.• Our Purely and devotion experteace man now employed at was se week end with his parents. Dr. and Dublin, For Statesboro !1Jetween \' Sugar Canning " Baptists ia at your service. riously hurt in collision on PLANS PROGR� Bob West. ; hlgh"l'ay NAME JUDG� FOR Mrs. are '---=- near We the - Graymont while coming Pat really getting Christ-I_ 1- Sunday To Be Diseentinued Plan for Rally Day Mrs. Ed Preetorius and MIss Tech student. . John Olhff Groover. mas atmosphere going here and there home on visit. , � .. end In Sa- - First church of States Preetonus spent the week spent the week end with his parents. as we see OUI' neighbors buaily buying Brannen Thayer Monument Co. BUlloch county farmers sold 16.000 COUNTY CONT�T The issuance of home canning ilUgar TlIe Baptist FOR LOCAL DAIRY ' 'Vannah. and Mrs. Edwin Groover. and packing boxes to go over'l,eas to _I_ pounds of hogs co-operatively last tor the 1944 canning .�ason witl be boro will hold Ita annual rally day Ml' A Local Industry Since 1922 Ath- OUI' and Many of Us are to statement of Power Mayor Dorman JWay Go To Dekle Banks left Monday for Cadet Bob NIcholas will arrive Fri- boys girls. �_ Tuesday. according Georgia Company' discontinued as of October 15, It has on the first Sunday in October. Dr. gettmg pleasure out of sending things � JOHN M. THAYER Proprietor county the price With a student - � Byron Dyer. agent; will be Washington Officials ens. where he WIll enroll as from Riverside Academy to spend -_-.__ Sponsors Movement For been announced by Robert D. Reid Guy Wells. of MIlledgeville. day we have wanted to send all the year. �"� State,bot:O, Ge. was $6.46 for number one hogs. 45 Weat Main Street PHONE In Quest of Priorities at the and Mrs. Rufus 4?1I district executive (9PA. the speaker. If you have heard University. ten days with Mr. but since we didn't have a request Charlie Rustin, 25. son of Mr. and Better Homes in Georgia Jr., rationing and Mrs. C. B. Altman an visited In Mr. course could Miss Carmen Cowart Brown. for them and they weighed over five Mrs. W. E. Rustin. died at the home "I hue just received authorisatlJn him, of nothing keep Foremost Dairies a... making ave..,. nounce birth of a for the end en ounces we lire this the daughter. Syl of Benton as result of Judges Bulloch county in at Athens during the w.ok while Mrs. Walter Aldred Jr and son, taking Ellis Sunday to this eft'ect." Mr. Reid said. you away. FIve hundred is the effort to complete plans for establIlh. op�ortun_ Bulloch ity to send them now labeled' Gifts." via Ann. on Sept. 16th at the BIRTHDAY PARTY injuries suatanied when he feU or $5.000 Georgta Better Home Towns there route to Brenau College. have returned from Daytona "Effective Sunday. October 16. local tendance goal. Won't you be Ing th" dau'y products plant lIere. P. SkIP. One of the mcest we have son from automobile in and little things County Hospital. Willllljn Bland. seven-year-old MOVIE CLOCK jumped moving contest were announced by the Geor Mrs. McArthur the boards no be to und someone With you. The I. Henry Fla.• where spent WIll longer permitted brmg vice-pres stated Beach. they heard concerns 8 group of mothers Statesboro . Henderson, 'dent, of Mr. and Mrs. Fred enjoyed Saturday night. Power as follows: were guests Monday Deal announce Bland, g!a Company Issue or other church IS on each member daughter. Deal. summer. who have exchanged gIfts each ye..., Mr. and Mrs. B. B. GEORGIA THEATRE Social "events; Miss Ganeria Hon certillcatal. coupon. counting here Tuesday. Mr. Henderson was In 11 at home near A. Deal. In school.'Now dehghtful party given W. E. Bul of Dr. and Mrs. B. Rev. and Mrs. Malvin Blewett have since they were high the birth of a daughter. Delta Alice eycutt and W. A. Bowen were married McElveen. chairman, ration evidences for hom� 'cannlnli' of to be present. Stat1!sbol'o two days workIng on va Sara Hall all of these mothers have town Friday afternoon in honor of his at the home of the loch J. date-Oct. MIsses Zula Gammage. returned to their home in Augusta practically at the Bulloch County Hospital o� THIS WEEK Tuesday morning county school superintendent; fruits and fruit juices. nor for the Remember the 1. riOUS defatls of the plant.- In and Instead of Attractive in a Moore were vlsitors sons the service, birthday, prizes guess bride's parents in Clinton. N. C.; Mtss E. Statesboro COMMITTEE. and Mary Jane a visit with her mother. Mrs. September 9th. Mrs. Deal was before Carruth. teacher; Byron home of preS6fV'eS, marma The nrst application to the War after to each other this Pres canning giving' year they mg' game went to Al DeLoach and 'I'bursday-Priday, Sept. 21-22. MyrtIce Robinson and Prince H. In Savannah Saturday evening. Everett. her Mu,s Lena Walker of Dyer, Stutesboro county agent; Miss lade and fruit butters Productron Board for materials and John ale to the sons. And the marriage • ton Jr were married aft s, jams. jellies sending A'lfts Jane. Richardson. Suckers were .• Saturday Miss of Savannah. and given "White Cliffs of Dover" Isabelle from and fruit VIrginia Jones. Mrs. John Godbee. of Griffin. ones who have no sons are chosing Telfair county. ernoon at Calvary Buptist church. Sorrier. Statesboro. librarian, to be prepared fruits equipment for the building and plant as and Mrs, . with will favors LoUIS Hursey, Starts 5:14. 7:28. 9:40. vice 'WIll spend the week end her par- W. of Eastman. one of OUI' town boys. and they 3:00. Savannah. and Wallis Cobb, Statesboro. [uices." DRAW ON COrrON was turned down. Mr. Henderson ex Mrs. J. Peacock. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bryan an Jones. be remembered this Don't George MI·s. Harry Pletcher and Mrs. Ernest be ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carson week end with their mother. by group. Senator Walter F. George' wiil. president Bulloch County Bank. that had to the spent the the birth of a Kath 23 plained they del'lY let the days pass and fall to send your n04nce daughter. Rackley assisted in serving punch. Saturday, Sept. speaker at Teachers College'. next Miss Virginia Cobb left last week F. Brannen Sr. The of the contest is to next to meet Mrs. John before the rush. One of the most at the Bulloch County and Mrs. will purpose PUT ON STORAGE application sixty daya N. C" gIfts ryn Tessie. Dixie cups and cakes t� the thirty-five "Hi, Goodlooking" Wednesday; he George for Duke University. Durham. Bland and small daugh- out as ideas as possible certain WPB tiona. Alterations Mrs. Robert novel gifts we have heard about is Hospital Sunday. Sept. 17. Mrs. Bry Starts 3:28. 5:48. 8.00. 10:20. be guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. bring many LOCAL BOY CITED regula where she WIll enter freshman year. their guests. Attractive Terms Given have returned to going to a young man III Italy. His and Burnette in M. S. PIttman; other viaitors at the for the progress of individual om asked lor by the WPB were made In tel'. Gloria, an before her marriage was Miss Smiley Farmers Who Desire To Mrs. Cone. of Brunswick. a few has been making a picture will be Congressman state. A War the some ten re BIlly home In Savannah after days' family Kitner. PHI.LATHEA CLASS PARTY "Bordertown Trail" college chapel munittes and the $1.000 plans days ago and dlffelent members of Kathryn Eleanor FOR· HEROIC ACfS Utilize These Facilities a few dui the week end album of the Homer C. Congressman-elect spent days Ing viait WIth Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bland. The Philathea class of the Baptist Starts 2:40. 4:50. 7.10. 9:30. Parker. Bond WIll be awarded to the Georgia filed" Mr. Henderson assured Mayor and Iamilia r scenes P. of and Mrs. C. E. Cone. the family many and MI·s. WIlliam H. Sutton. Hugh Peterson. H. V. Jenkins. J. as goost Mr. J. Johnsiin Sgt. a man or woman who writes the best Harold Given , farmers can re- Alfred Dorman that the... were Mr. and Mrs. Brantley around town. The book IS almost fin Sunday school enjoyed delightful Savannah Lanigan Bulloch county plans Miller and W. G. Sutlive of • Scarboro Returns of Savan- of announce the birth of a 24 Mrs. Howard Wilhams. and Miss Annte Register. Sunday. Sept. letter of not more than word. cotton and that did and Brantley 3. and IS bound WIth parts of the social afternoon at the Press. 1.000 R For Valiant- .• -ceive loans on their 1944 crop being followed up they son. ished Wednesday Hall in Morning News and Evening ecognltion week WIth Mrs. B. Billie on Sept. 7th. at - nah, spent last Johnson of Atlanta. vlsited Bulloch TImes; bulletins from the daughter. Sue. home of Mrs. Gordon Mra. "",=_�_Jon on "5 ta Make Community F·or F·InaI 'from the Credit not anticipate'any In Laurie Mays. Ways My Conduct Under Intense Fire ·'T, raIning Commodity Corpora- delay procurln.r near Statesboro. are included and the Bulloch Mrs. ''The Invisible Man Returns" TWENTY YEAR!! AGO B. Deal at her home with par- dIfferent churches County Hospital. over and another War Bond cotton on their Mr. Henderson and others to Wuh. end their . store the during the week Bruce Olliff. president. presided Better." $1.000 25.-MarlllO Mus- tion and from the papers about was Starts 4:07. 5:59. 9:20. Athens. Ga,. �l1t. • Lieut. and Mrs. James A. Jones. 0h n- writeups daily Suttton formerly Miss Dorothy 2:15. S. C.. 2Ii.�or' ents Mr. and Mrs..J Bran t1ey J a short program. During the social From BullOCh Sept. 25, 1924. for the best letter by a boy or girl Charleston. Sept. farms. J. A. Banks chair mun of the approval. that would interest the Ti"le8. tel' Technical .Don Scarboro•• ", of Fla are Mr. happenings Sue Jones. Sgt. Sutton IS now a prrs "in and ur- .Serg;�nt Marianna. .• visiting most hour assorted sandwiches and drinks Ha under 18 years of age. In all 60 assisting Ihnding troops AAA commJttee. announced Mr. Dorman offered to accompany reader. So you see It Isn't the Mondny-Tuesday-Wednesday. By vote of 105 to 75.' voters of 24. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scar- county and Mrs. Carson Jones and Mrs. A. I. an oner of war In German hands. needed supplies-UJlder In- ra...B J Aiderman d are were L. 25-26-27 defeated no-fence in War Bonds. gently The structure must be If to follow the sonM· r, and M expensive gifts that gOing over, served by Mrs. B. Taylor. Sept. gan district propo prizes. totaling $5.200 boro. of Garfield is practically at .this weel,. ington necellsary up J that WIll to the in election tense sniper and machine-gun fire" •• Miss Lorene Alderman returned but novel ones appeal Mrs. R. P. Stephens. Mrs. B. B. Mor M,y Way" sition Saturday's WIll be awarded. with identIcal prIZes that he s choson to approved by the county AAA office. plans. Mr. Henderson lelt Statesboro �ave SERVICES SUNDAY "Going at been, of sat for min. SPECIAL 4. Sr.• died tile awa n Cliff Purvis. Jacksonville. Fla after you hav.en·t W. Hodges age 82. and during occupation of Tar I htokmetrnowa alnlllg at the or oen-slxteent-h the that he would o��:�t. to theIr hom" m .• boy".-�f ris and Mrs. C. B. Mathews. group with BlDg Crosby. Barry Fit3gerald for adults young people. � Nevy Pre-Fhght The 1oan ra"t f nft .wJth understanding are CHURCH ID dIstrict a few the Gr�ndm. utes gOlllg Into hours whIle you AT METHODIST his home Hagan Sunday School here. He :na.. spent days during VISIt WIth Mrs. R. Lee and RIse Stevens. November. 1943. Motor Machinest's spent thIrty-one cotton for farm stored ascertain how the present plans are .week-end looks after a captains. III se''eral weeks. County judges WIll select the best Inch mIddling Mrs. trying to IllIprove your 3:00 9:36. morning; had been months with a Mal'lIle patt'ol squadron week with his parents. Mr. and The Rev. C. C. will preach Starts 4:12. 7:24. Mate Third Class Harold L. Lantgan, Mr. and caU back here in a I oore. then wouldJt't Helmly Holmes well known negro letters submItted in theIr counties and cotton IS 21.80 in thIS county. movlllg couple � long. hot summer. you Nance. the Vlrglll blands before he was Troy Purvis will return this at the hour at the Methodist SEVENTH BIRTHDAY writes USNR. of 421 Walburg street Sa- I� and discounts of to make Mrs. Culbreth know how to appreciate story morning I from the Hagan distrIct. home the final state-wide winners will be as a potentIal pIlot. and now Banks saId. PremIums days follow-up arrange Leonard entertained ComSng Sept. 28-29. Fra.er and her little �6yne Fletcher for Mrs. Allen that teen In vannah Ga. has been PI�ked � - Mrs. Dona'ld end from Bal that concerns Neicie (Mrs. church Sunday. Mr. Helmly has from the North he has • • commend�d by he s on the of hlst traln- es and ta I for 19"�� cot ments if necessary. I home during the week "Cover Girl" chosen from the county winners. In thIrd phase .01' grnd spes Jane of visited After sitting for sometime of Christ with a blrth:illy fOI' her httle New York four months looking for the of the A native of Gu he at- daughter. HineSVIlle. and New where she Fred). thirteen years been pastor party Secretary Navy. mg. Aaron. .• ton WIll be calculated In relation to The farmers Interested in produc timore. Md .• York. addItIon to the state prIzes. .pecial last week and g,tvlng a SIgh of rellel on her bIrth Technicolor. work and has not had a Single day's tended school at the week with her parents. WIth Lutheran church of daughter. Fay. seventh The CItation praIses out. hIgh Portaal. Ga.. milk are Foremoat during has been days English Oullman. contrlbutQd local Lanigan'. the loan rate on fifteen-surteentn-inch ing assured that spendmg that another VISIt to the beauty shop work; things look blue in that line; county prIzes by bel"re hIS enhstment. Mr. and A. B. Green. se;eral will here on a visit with day. Boiled peanuts. crackers. punch of as a at Mrs. Culbreth. rode to Ala. He be In Lake coun standing performance duty cotton. plans to establtsh the plant here her husband. LIeut. (Jg) was Over for awhile, she out said he had been fishing Erie. cItIzens WIll be offered m many mlddhng cake were served. Mrs. G. C. Coleman Jr. of Maeon. whIle thero to his W. E. both of and birthday Candy OFF TO SCHOOL better. member of a boat crew attached to a 'the 'earliest date Mr. Hen J. L. Prince and Mrs. the farm and decided brother. Helmly. but liked Ogeechee fish tIes. An acceptable structure. Mr. Banks possible by Mr. and Mrs. for those for school and Miss of Wesleyan some The farmer's coun was given favors. Those present Among leaving Social events: Mrs U. S. vessel the assault Betty Tillman. gather vegetables. whom are natives of Effingham George Beasley Navat dunng IS one derson. of S. C .• letters that WIll protect the Ellie Youngblood. Edgefield. as she the week Was Fred It was pOlllted out that all ,declared. visited durmg the week little was playing around were Lavant Bryant. Guy Freeman. during Hodges Jr., celebrated her seventy-fifth birthday on and of t}llbert FARMERS ADVISED Conservatory. and Mrs. girl ty. occupatIOn Tarawa, cottan from flood. and Mrs. Robert Brogdon to the well to wash the home of her J P. submitted in the contest should be damage by ralll. with their families here. came close hour the Lucile Pelote. Geneva Pelote. Shelly who has entered at Georgia Military at the son. Beasley. November and eod the At the evening Sunday Islands. 20-21. 194� livestock and rea- of Savannah • leaned over to ground water, give James Ousley. .o:ere vegetables. Nelcle get Fred was one with 125 friends present; Saturday maIled to the Georgia Power Company VI and Mrs. Thomas C. Jean Gay. Hubert Pearce Tankersley, College. Milledgeville. reads. as Sgt. DeLoach. Mr. in the twink service w1l1 be under the direction of AverItt enter follows: APPLY 'II fi're FOR�TRY SERVICE the week end of some off the ground and afternoon, Mrs. J. B. 'l-j TO EARL sonable protection against loss by guests durmg Jane Fannie Joe of the 1944 class of of the m Atlanta. rather than to the county of New Orleans••pent a fifteen-day the han Dr. M. S. church school su Har! Pelote. SmIth. graduates J. O"..,n Moore and Mr. and ling of an eye beauty parlor Pittman. tained in honor of Mrs. E. "Worklllg continut.usly and theft. As many as 10 producers and Mrs. L. P. Statesboro School. lIn Atanta the entries will be tlfughout Items of Farm with their mother. Mrs. Wil- dIcraft had and only a This will SmIth. Gordon Franklin. Lmda Bean, High who leaves in a few for judges. four of hazardDus Machln� furlough disappeared perintandent. be promotion dine. days extremely op- can store cotton III same Alfred Gould. numbers and re da�s theIr the GIVING REAL HELP ac_ Mrs. wet hall' was left in WIlham Lmda Vio· Rev J. A. identified by se!'lal lis A. Waters. Waters will head of soaklllg for the children and parents are Bland. Nesmith. Miami to reside; Scarboro, eratlons. assisted' �t.llrially Allotted To Bulloch Will Mrs.! F. Bran- The lit day in Lantga!' structure. New Orleans. Mrs. SmIth. Mrs. T. of the newly set hair. Kittle -CARD OF APPREOIATION who for the past year has lived turned to the county Judges. Three Million Feet Timber company them back to Grady place to attend as well as others. I�t Hu,rsey. Jerry Fletcher. In landmg troops and urgently need· Be Exhausted a bucketful urged was Mon Speedily Mr. Banks declared that the Com- Mrs. Thomas tle had turned over Plant Fla .• in the city Oontestants can obtain in on nen and theIr guests. girl and Allen. CIty. complete Were Cruised In Ben James Waters. 2/c engineer Kelly Fay We wish ro thank our friends for Aaron ed supplies and- ammunition, alt ough In August of of water on the top of Neicie's head. day enroute to his old home at Home modity CredIt Oorpol'ation will as- SmJth and small daughter. Judy. REPAIRING their interest and manifest- format on about the Better County farmers "who need rationed First DIstrict inlne sweeper. is viSitIng his parenb, windows are full of so many ALTERING; sympathy somettme with his during the first assault the boats Congressional The to spend family; at rere sume losses from fire. ftood. and Mrs. John SmIth. new electric ed in us their valuable gift, Towns program and the contest farm machinery should file an Im- resulting . He S. C .• now the will at Thackston's Clean- FOR SALE-Practically by many and Mrs. Willie S. Wate Anderson. new clDthes. and college I be Dry young ladies leaving this week for the targets of enemy antI-boat )11'. cOI:dition. and contributions in cash because oll office _un hghtntng. explOSIOn. Wind storm. cy- The. Georgia Department of Forea- and Wednes are an e18 for the next few weeks and can water heater; perfect were Ar- Power mediate the Bulloch visit his Miss .Hazel Ww- of MIllen. spent Toosday crowd htls bought and safely Bessie TIft College Misses any 'Georgla Company and and �pphcatiou wi�h will sister. destruction of our mortars all subsequent ill and and B nine care 6 m. MRS. BONNIE the recent home At- and loss in_ weIght tc� man)' ll\..ndownera in the as of Mr. chored in the dormitories for take of your altering and repair.. Apply after p. leen MyrtIce Zetterowel·. Anita or to the company in farm machinery ratlOntng cL'!!le tornado, Rentz guests Bland. - re- - writing -� -- ounW in - D. before - by' - in Washington. C. day So. was a total loss to UI. .,....� to-the pIer Were made: under In tel's. the clothes are WIll your work. P. DEEN. DaVIS Apartments. 215 by fire. which Thel- not to exceed 10 pounds per bale on First Congressional district througb months period. taking Kemp. N1!Hie-and-M'adge OoJ>b lanta. . computtee at the AAA D.' R. to Mrs. Oswald Hadden. fire. office. turning duty. that would to the aPjreciate Evans and Edn'a Mil- sntper and machlnegun to the amount on a look appeal __;(_14_s_e:._p1_t:._p _A_N_D_;,M:.:R:.:S;;,,'..,;W,;;.",R"".",AN=:;:D:;:E;;;;R;;;S..O;;,;;N. rna Cail. Agnes of the contest administrative officer fann. stored cotton up ItS marireting servlte by cruising three __ ):....!,.M_R_. __ _R_A_Y_M_O_N_D_P_R_O_C_T_O_R_'_,-C_o_ll_e:..ge_s_tr_e_et_. Smce the sev,", '_M S_. clOSing da.y fortitude Cason, c(\unty more mature th way, a marrtage of interest was that "Lamgan's exceptional eye.-By IeI'; con of the loan pius interest. milhon board feet of timber durin&, IS October partIcIpants III the of the AgrIcultural Adjustment eral weeks ago one of our young girl$ of MISS Myrtle Jones and Arthur Ne- 31. and in the face unwavering courage Farmers nre not to in- the month of also three hun. oc- to the informa said thiS week. required August; was out of town and after both of Statesboro. whIch test are urged request Agency, shoPPlllg smith. of grave were in keeping with all T. peril sure theIr farm stored cotton placed dred eleven acres of timber was mark. wool dresses. etc.. curred Thursday. with Rev. W. tlon as as possible. If an immediate apphcatlOn IS fitting suits. qUIckly the of the United out and had to hlghtst tradjtlOqs under the loan unless deSire to cd for selective Selective day. she just passed Granade offlciatlng. made, he continued, the requests can �hey cutting. it didn't take States Naval Service." call III help; but long consideratIOn protect themselves from loss by theft cutting IS recommended by the For her AGO be gIven appropriate foods to revive and she fintshed THIRTY YEARS Bowen Given who IS now authorized to CCO. her. Recess Lanigan. whIch is not covered by the estry Department and 18 e.sential to to be out when allocatIOns are made. Apph_ Qualitr shOPPing. She happens wear Commendation was day From Bullocb Times, Sept. 30. 1914. th.e RIbbon. A farm storage allowance of 10 good forestry practices. state at college.-Wlll see you From canta who have already applied lor of the Aerial Activity born Ga on October J. a native of Bulloch in Statesboro. .• bale month will be al This method of AROUND TOWN. H. Brown. rationed but have not re- centa per per harvesting I your at hIS home at An Air His father Is machmery PrIces county. died Saturday Service COmmand Station. 11. 1922. Algertne cotton on thOlr timber for a continuoU8 At Lower cei''ed should VISIt the county of- lowed farmers storing crop prOVIdes Eureka. Somewhere in Rowe 814 Barnard Savan- it. Englan