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1-30-1947 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]. Mr .and Mrs. Harold Cone, of I The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, January 23,1947 Waycross, sent the week-end with their parents, Mrs. R. L. Cone General Cook and Mrs. J. L. C�ruthers. WANTED: 3 or 4 Room Pembroke Road. Chas. E. Cone Attorney unfurnished. Call Inc. ment, Ed Car- Realty Co., ._ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins rail, Georgia Power Co. APart-Ion2tc. T Dairy). Bulloch THE • Bulloch County am. BULLOdH HERALD HOUR of Worship 11:30 D. C. 544. We deliver. We have County as Governor of Geor­ the to elect a Gover­ without jurisdiotion the ton, The children remained plenty Ellis Arnall Legislature original FOR-SALE: House and lot on S. for a of for to DBDICATBD TO THE PROGRESS OF AND nor under circumstan­ suit had to in the longer visit with their parking space you shop STAT�SBORO BULLOCH COUNT.Y gia, Eugene Cook, attorney gen­ prevailing originate Sup­ IMI'TIST OHUROH Main St. In Andersonville. 6 PRIMITIVt; at our tic announced that he ces erior COUl'l , If the Superior Court grandparents. place. eral, this week V. F. f\gnll, ."88tor rooms and bath. Lot 134x290 ft. the holds t ha t Herman i:OST:Ai8ciles wrist watch back IS recognizing Lieutenant-Gover­ "3 The rights, If any, of Talmadge Is Hours of Worship: 11'30 a.m. Chas. E. Cone Realty Co., Inc. Janua.ry 30, 1947 11 of VOLUME VB Statesboro, Geoorgia, Thursday, ,NUMBER nor M. E. as Acting to succeed to the entitled to the office of Gover­ Woodcock's Grocery, next to Thompson Lt. Governor and 7:30 p.rn Sunday, January 25 filed Mr. Incum­ r shall then State Theatre. 17 14K FOR SALE: Desirable lot on N. Governor. The suit by powers and duties of the nOI', immediately ap­ A Cordial Welcome to all. jewels; yel­ be carried on in the to the Court low gold, made Swiss Consoli­ Main St. 92x125 ft. also one 50 x Arnall will bent upon rostgnation. peal Supreme for CLASSIFIED by name of Lt. Governor Thompson. final adjudication. If, on the EPISCOI'AL OIlUROH dated Watch Co. A diamond on 125. E. Cone Co. Tobacco "In that opinion, I ruled in Realty Dr. Reader each C�as. �ro.rs MI', Cook's statement is as fol­ other hand, the Superior Court Ronald J. Null, Loy side of the watrh face. find­ City-County as the answer to Question 1, to Local Forces Call Mass FOR SALE: Farm about 2 Inlles OKs holds that he is not entitled to 9.30 n.m. Third GUN REPAIRING: Let US er Cal) 559-J MRS. JOE WOOD- Grand lows: that it Morning Prayer. put incumbent, Dry . tenure of the Jury from Limits. 100 acres with "1 am bt. Governor the office r hope he will do like- Sunday oftel' Epiphany. Sermon: your gun In perfect condition. COCK. i-za-ne City Want recognizing was the mandate of the JulyZZ clearly "The n. about 60 in cultivation. Buildings Buys 'Buildings M· M. E. as .Gov­ wise. Life of Sl. Paul," part OUl' work Is Mr. Thompson Acting Constitution that he continue in guaranteed. BE MY AGENT: Needed lower Key­ in fair condition. 3.8 acre tobacco crnor in accordance with the is chos­ "Our 'own Constit ution provld, SerVices ere held on the O'Connor our gunsmith has had r.l office "until his successor stone Agents. Part or full lime. Sund At 3 pM allotment. Chas. E. Cone 1947 Date clear mandate of the Ccnstltuton cs that the supreme law of this noor of the College LIbrary. 25 years experience. We Realty On Air Field For ay accordance repair See l�.leetlng en and .In J. H. Morr-is, 15 Turner St., Election qualified Inc. Liquor is ab­ Co., of Oeorgte. This recognition and constitution" State is' First. the Constitution shotguns, rifles, and guns of all with the Jaws METHODIST OIlUlIOH Statesboro, Ga. for agents begin­ The of Statesboro and Bul to think of The local tobacco market will The forces of Bulloch County who are en- solutely Impersonal Neither per­ of the United Slates and the laws kinds. Call Akins Appliance Co. �ity "Bulloch. county should begin dry HS to He,'. and outtft. FOR SALE: Girl's stand "In answer to Question 2, .. Obns. 1\, truckson, IUl8tor starting bargain Bicycle, loch the the Farm nor a factor Phone nJ!lg County have acquired on Jully 22nd, in an effort to end the sale of is made 446. ----_------ex­ open sonalities thereto, - take care of the politics pursuant Second, ard reason­ necessary to gaged legalized the authority of the Legislature 11:30 a.m. ermon by Rev. J size, good condition, buildings and equipment 16cated improvements in my dectsion. the ConsHtution of Georgia, third FOR SALE: Many desirable lots Bureau will be representeJon the in the announced a Endorse a I ruled that O. able ADAMS, phone of its and liquor county, county-wide iaycee's 10 elect Governor, Stanoland. Sue's Kindergarten and price.--BILL on the Statesb�ro Air Field division government you position is consistent with In the Play­ in various locations.- Chas, E. Army panding g�a!ld and the "My no such au­ 374-M. Board of Trade, tnal'ket the had subOl'dll1ut�on to. fOJ'�gomg: 7:30 .m "You Are Wrong, time opened 6th. area authorities mass at the First Church of the of the law and Legislature All laws not mconststent With the January Kin­ Cone Inc. Cantonment located approx­ should talk with your county meeting Baptist interpretation . Co, jurors, .. cir­ u will with two sets Of buy- the Noah Abo 1 - Conver- - under e sicr. 9 -- operate thority prevailing � b' dergarten a.m.: 2:30 ------2.3 miles northeast of on Feb: Meters Constitution I gave Ellis Arnall, Constitution. The State Plqytime BRAND ·NEW ELECTRIC HOT imately about these J, L, Statesboro to be held Sunday afternoon, 2, Constitu-! sian". providing improvements," Judge Parking cumst ances. p.rn, NYLON 9. Statesboro on the, Statesboro­ ers for foul' weeks and then with when he was Governor, in an lion i� above the Legislature (l-30p) HOSE, sizes 8,", and WATER HEATER. 30 gallons. at 3:00 o'clock. at 10:15 a.m. Renfroe told the Bulloch Grand The Statesboro Junior Cham­ "In answer to 3, I �d School $1.20 per pair. ROE­ Dover road. January County as aa need- 01'81 opinion the day following the Question the IS final S�nday SEARS, $64.95. SEARS, ROEBUCK CO., one set of buyers long Their under SlIpr�me I at 6.30 DEVILED CRABS-In the campaign got \yay bel' of went on record Tal­ ruled lhat his resignation COU!·t th� Youth F II wship p.m. shell,- BUCK, CO., 19 West Main St. The announcement was, made at the session here 'I Commerce burial of the late Eugene upon of Its It IS not West MaIn Statesboro. Monday morning. tobacco that the Judge meaning, _ 19 St., Jury opening ed, if the growera I with the of circu- e_o. ready for the oven. The best in beginning at their last to the release (the Incumbent) the Lt. Gover­ t Statesboro, Ga. J. Gilbert Cone, mayor. meetmg Thursday madge. Subsequent uncommon for the Supreme Court by Renfroe called grand ha latlon of of a call- - Judge met at Valdosta petition town. We have of _ t�e I Friday any- I copies and the on nor would succeed to the powers plenty parking FOR SALE: Deslraple lots for The government buildings were Meth0dists T0 night favoring Indorsing of this oral opinion, January to legislation and attention to the progress I for an election on nullify legisla­ space. We deliver.- SEA FOR SALE: Two new houses for jury's thing to say about the arket- Ing liquor. action taken the Ellis then Gover­ and duties of Governor, FOOD colored at city limtls on Riggs purchased jointly by the city and recently by city 3, 1947, Arnall, tive interpretations of the Con- in Bulloch county hasmade In ·sale Olliff one on . IStS t0 ee A for the Bulloch CENTER, Call 544 tfc Heights, N. - �he B t· S Ing plans. spokesman council on me to him an "Under the law it is my duty MilL Road. Priced reasonable. county from the War Assets Ad­ selling up parking nor, requested give stitution. few years in the way of irn- ap I 1 St., the other on past . Citizens' said in to the wrilten College Henry Chas. E. Cone Inc. ministration for of Honor Scouts Temperance League meters the city. offtciat opmion dealing with the to respond request "Among other Article FOR SALE: lot for Really Co., $6,400. prison R. P. MIkell, president the things 6, One sale In St. Each have 5 rooms and citing_the "The was begun last of the Governor for an official bath, Mr. Cone states that a bid has provement�. ne.w campaign The sent the following specific legal proposi­ Section 4 of our Brooklet. 60 x which he stu tes IS one of II local Farm Bureau, John Jaycees following 12, Paragraph 200. Call Mrs. W. frame construction with asbestos BRAND NEW 10-ineh HAMMER camps, G;ant BI·ble· Rev. Chas. A. Jackson. pastor week with the enlistment of more from the death of on the issues Involved, been submitted the city and tobacco from Broo let I letter to the Mayor and mem­ tions arisinlg opinion that 'the E. RABITCH. by In the state. The addi­ Icy, grower Crokm- Constitution, provides siding. Chas. E. Cone Co. ROE­ the best I of the Statesboro Methodist than 200 men, business this was not Realty MILLS, $129.95. SEARS, for the of the leaders, bers of the council: "The States­ Mr. Talmadge. "�hile opinion Court shall be a court county purchase Hos­ and Aulbert Barnnen, tObacco Supreme (2te) BUCK and CO., 19 West Main tion to the Bulloch County Members and visitors attend­ Church announced this week that civic leaders, and church leaders, tenure the incum­ on the It was 50.5 acres of land on which the bora Junior Chamber of Com­ "I. The of binding legislature for the trial and correction of FOR SALE: Altractlve home in now under construction, Statesboro church grower and local warehouseman, Ctreet, Statesboro, Ga. pital Ing the Baptist Sunday evening he will present from every district in the county, on the Governor. It If are located. He stated I merce wishes to take this bent Governor. binding point­ errors of law in all cases that in. Bicycle Repairing: YOUI' bicycle country, about 2 miles from buildings he stated that the coun­ of this week will represented Bulloch at the Val-, oppor­ the however, Sunday evening the third of his Friendly Gesture who themselves as do­ the constitutional and needs we are that the successful bidder on this expressed to commend ed orderly Valve the construction of repairing equipped City Limits on Pembroke FOR SALE: One 8-room house, to rent offices with one of the dosta meeting. H. L. W tunity you gentlemen the Con­ Road, ty had been forced be presented �ate, Services when he honors the the Increased sale and a election of a Governor to do It. We will be notified on Feb­ plorlng on ruvorable of an way for stitution of the of have experienced re­ which is soon to' be House No. 20 E Parrish SI. See- A. property to ac­ nresident of the Georgia F your passage State Geor­ paved. space In downtown buildings year's most unusual programs, or,:" Three Scout Troops of States of " Boy consumption liquor. The), ordinance tho people. Governor Arnall pair men. Our work guaranteed. has 5 rooms and bath. HOWARD LUMBER ruary n. In this the meeting to dIS providing for parking by gia' Lights, HOWARD, care for the expansion. cording to Rev. Earl Serson. Bureau, bora. Services will at 7:30. in dis­ .called I begin plodge themselves to help the meters in the We think that respected it. The Legislature Prompt Srvlce. Call Akins Ap­ telephone," and electric 52 CO, Ga. the also called cuss legtslatfve problems city. pump. Statesboro, connection, judge Rev Serson stated "Too few Rev. Jackson will preach a and called others to elected Herman Co. special fight, upon this Is a In the regarded it and' pliance 446. acres of with to the establishment of to tobacco at this session of the progressive step ",'OliN DEERt; DAY" TO land, long frontage 1-30-2tp attention know relative, sermon for the and their In action to end the traffic." people actually enough boys join solution of our traffic Talmadge. Hubert Clifton to Go Iuctlittes needed for al­ legtslature problem, FEATURE BOB BURNS hospital about the Book wherein is found families.' "After the election of Herman A committee of the Bulloch and that It will take this and coholics. the Christian In order This Is the beginning of tile direction I To The to Work message. W. H. Smith, Jr., Bulloch coun- I Boy Citizens' League ap- other In order to fin­ Talmadge. and upon The Bulloch Tractor of Hague; Temperance many steps Co., He made a strong appeal fo" to make clear some of the his­ Scout Week throughout the na- of Governor I filed a suit I ty tobacco grower and member of neared before the Grand Jury ally work out a master plan, Arnall, Statesboro. Ga. will a I sponsor In American unity among our people, He stat­ tory of the Bible we will use tion, and the Statesboro Scouts in the County Superior A ...... Emb�ssy the state board of direSt9rs of this week and revealed the namer. YOUl'S for a better Statesboro and Henry "John Deere In Day" Statesboro ttention···Cafe Restaurant Hotel ed that during the war we were charts depicting different phases are being asked to attend In unl- Court, the residence of Mr. Tai- Hubert Clifton, son of Mr. John the Farm Bureau was' n;ufied as of tho more than 200 men who Bulloch County." Wednesday, January 29th, accord­ but now we have forgot­ of the of the Book. These form and each sit In a I is home on united, his�ory one of five to North Caro- troop the nucleus of the Lea­ madge, In which I asked the M. Clifton of Portal, study .to compose The letter was Sam Ing to Don Thompson. The high­ have faUen from love of will with the ancient when arrive at the signed by ten and charts begin Iina tobacco body they a Court to declare who was the .... leave before returning to Europe weighing regulations guc. Monday night group of who Is act of I of the "John Deere our Strauss Ing president I lights Day" Owners School OUr to scrambling for and will the church. country manuscripts picture and Install such a in Governor of Georgia, as between Principals where he works in the office of help about 70 of the League, repres- the while .1. will be a 'free movie for ali the we have sysfem Jaycees Brantley selves. He said that still way in which t he modern Bible if the committee finds L. A. Waters Is of the two claimants, Governor Ar­ the military attache in the Georgia, SC�lUtmaster entlng all sections of the county, Johnson Is In Atlanta farmers in Statesboro and Bul­ not in internat­ handed down to the Frank Smith Is attending isolationists only was present it advisable. Troop 32, Scout- met at a nall and Herman Talmadge. The American Embassy at T e Hague supper and planned the the General Assembly. I loch County at the Georgia AJ MAKE UEDEO ional affairs, but in state affairs generation master of Troop 62, and James trial set for 7 Solve Your P..oblems in Holland. He expect to leave method by which qualified voters is February Theatre at Cooking Tobacco and warehous­ Johnston Wednesday' morning as well. said a growers leads Troop 40. A. M. "Now that Governor Arnall has ..", eNAHES lOW! the States about February 25 . He that giant Bible has would be given an opportunity to 10:00 a.m. The movIe WIll feature Remer D. Lanier IS foreman of for til€' occasion men from all the tobacco Braswell, Jr., Is Cubmaster of I resigned and Lt. Governor M. E. He has worked in t he office of been const.ructed produc­ Sign caples of the petition to the Bob HBuzooka" Burns in "The Ing coun ties In Georgia we.., rep­ Pack 32. Please let LIS know attache for about 18 the, grand jury. and Its pages will be rare in their Ordinlll'Y of the for Thompson has asserted his right right IMMEDIATE· DELIVERY on . the military county calling Windjammer" Free tickets to The term of resented at the will be observed '47 if need an ex­ January SUpel'i01 revelot Ion of the Book of Books, meeting. Layman's Day t he election. of succession, as provided for by away you months. Legion Opens the movie be obtained at the The Nevils Farm Bure re­ at the may tra court convened Monday, recessed, He invites to Ihe set'v· 1\1 Sunday morning servlr.c, the we stIli have listing for someone everyonel five of the Constitution, Bulloch at "Thirty percent T"actor Co 01' Geor­ in and after a day given over to ices which will' at 7:30 viewed the county resolUtions Rev, Jackson anounced. Mr. B. two claimants to the office of ' your liome OJ' business begin �1I"lIfled, registered voters at the Orator's Contest gia Theall'e. Cas civil matters recessed and made r. leader of the Cor­ I' DO tnlor. Ihould luO'er or if a neces. Heavy Tuesday Wednesday night plans 11lOrnton, lay ft.,. wby pou is Duty Banges Sunday evening., Governor, change last gcneral election must � sign .... torture. of In the molt .. of next week for out the that dele B. rupture' in again until Monday carrying district, will speak. H. canl where all other ob­ sary your present Rev. John Burch, associate pas­ phlls� the befoTc an election can applieneu "It has been unpleasantly Russell Gets will be their nfltilion Top ranking young speakers Prellure TrUI' Mr. and when the criminal docket applied to ehapten Mr. Ramsey, Sr. cahlrman of the rocal InllUlaiL th. "Adjulto" Pael vious from that Mrs WJUlBm Mikell listing ol'address. tor of the church, announced that be called" for from schools will ablolute !'CUd. the beginning said the spokesman Georgia high wid 10u have I'eturned from taken up. Mikell reported on the board of stewarts will preside in these claims cannot and must not Tatum. Tex" the church basement assembly na\1onal the Temperance League. "Inas- compete for the championship In W. a iii "Adju.to Trull" 8ultlble for �entral convention. The of a this annual service in Methodist where several w('(.'ks Gas �o. possibility they spent Award WIll be with a ad­ much as 1947 state be settled the use of force and I STATESBORO 'Science equipped public there are ovel' n oeo,.., the American Legion's by Georgia system was discussed. churches which sees the �nld: with Mrs. Mikell's GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS community pastor r.:' .����.J:.u-!df�:����:n�.11 t:r violence. and common parent_, Mr. dress system to accomodate an our lists, it means that we will oratorical contest to be held in inereue or deerea•• the Democracy . I ' .,bleh will .,ru· - of the church in the con­ and Mrs. G. W. I TELEPHONE CO. London, January 21 The Cad overflow the sitting .. Cherry. JANUARY 1M7 of have to 21st. IlIN OIl the 80h Pad decency demand an orderly and I Statesboro, Georgia TERM, congregation. :rhe Portal chapter startfd a have over 3,000 signatur- Atlal1ta, February man Memorial for outstand gregation with his family. Medal SUPERIOR OOURT es, This is u 0 a.fore buytnl • trull Iftveltt,I" ttll' judiCial determination, Therefore BUI,LOOH general discussion ThulJda� ftIght task calling for District elimination contests ... meth04 01 conquerinc rupture. research in petroleum science I shall substitute Lt. Governor ing on blue mold control, a amount of and for are scheduled to be chosen 'reezer large help. de- completed by LIt our tru.. itter dc:.no!1�troll: has been awarded to Robert P. We, the Grand Jury, eapert M. E. Thompson for that of Gov­ Maude White Is locker, the resoultions, repelrts of Rebecca Franklin tailed organization. But there is February 15, and Chairman Luke ...... Ippliance .. of Standard Oil and s\vorn to scrve at the Jan· Russell, president the natIOnal ernor Ellis Arnall as plaintiff and conventon by C. M . a riSing tide of sentiment through Greene expresses the hal\" that .... c-Jtadea Development Company, It was an- ual'y Term, 1947. of Bulloch Su­ Named 1st Vice-Pres. continue the prosecution of the Cowart, and other out the county. We are disgusted Congressional 'dlltrlct In nounced this week by the InstI- perlor Court, submit the foUow- ,every original suit. 18Sted t1ntll ROme 11Probl.�:r:-"'IiI���tI,f rfi. with the sltuaHori as It Is, and'we Georgfa wlll be represented In the tute of Petroleum, Ing report: Vi�iting Teachers 11Th is suit was the only judicial high school senior class prepar­ feel we should join the other State finals. Contestants in the CITY DRUG co. The Is awarded w", the Grand Jurors go on Maude teacher of Miss Rebecca action available to me at the time Cadman medal White, vsitlng ed supper for the group of some Franklin, daug1t­ counties of the state which have state finals will be taken on I'ecord as that the SP at least once every three yeul's llpproving Bulloch County, was named n 50 ter of Mrs. H. V. Franklin and E members. en­ and under the statute authoriz­ (:,1 AL recently had dry vlctorlcs We are sight-seeing tours and other authorities erect (Sidney Lanier) for scientific contributions in the County buildings first vice of the new the late H. V. Franklin, and re­ ing it the issues could not be president very confident that the signatur- tertainment will be arranged, ------.---_------take care of the field of Mr. Russell sufficient to state organization of visiting tea· porter for the Atlanta Jou"nal, heard within twenty days from petroleum. es can be recorded, nnd the elec- are Offices on the lot where The following committees NOTIOE will receive the medal June 4 County chers at the first conference of has been named on a committee the date of service on the defen­ Treatment of Sweet lion actually won." to details for second Cad- the Health IS now Teachers of held which will assigned complete CITY OF STATESBORO dant, unless otherwise agreed to when he delivers the Depart�ent Visiting Georgia study proposed legis­ when are avail­ After the petition is the state contest: Cllftord Clark, man Memorial Lecture in the located, supphes In Atlanta on Friday and Satur­ Potatoes Recommended lation on scientlfic'subjects and TAX RETURNS by both parties. Neither the de­ to the Ordinary of Bullochpresented',Coun- Dennis D. Stili and Basil Stock­ Lecture Hall of the Royal In$ti- able. day of la'st week research in the Southern States, The City of Statesboro books fendant, Herman Tabhadge, nor he Is law to call of It to the Grand Jur- Before was ty, required by bridge-selection place for tution London, appearing was on the The committee named by nre now open for receiving tax his attorneys have indicated a She nominating Planting the election at contest: J. B. L. . within Bowen, '. ors that a large number of sub- M. of thirty days, holding on 111 tee to name three other Semesan bel and Corrosive sub­ Homer Pace, Charleston, returns for 1947, and will close desire to expedite the trial of the The medal, first awarded commit which time all voters Green and N. stantial citizens of this county Southern reglsterd Jerry Hastlngs-,­ state lime are two recom president of the Assoc­ ' April 1 1947. We earnestly solicit suit; on the contrary, 1946 to Sir WIlliam Fraser, C. officers of the organization. the materIals enter- according favor the abolition of the sale of may vote. general arrangements and at the first mended for use in sweet Iation of Science and Industry. the cooperation of the public by to press releases, it is contended B. commemorates the Miss White spoke treating talnmont: J. J. .great III Bulloch and The Clifford Clark, r:., whisky County, to Other members of the commit­ Temperance League spokes filing a tax return during this by him and some of his advisors TIlE OPENING OF services to the petroleum lOOUS- general session of the meeting'on potatoes prior planting. and A. M. \\'e realize the evils which man that the election I Segars Bowen-judges grow tee are Dr. H. A. head of explained I "The Effective Re­ The potatoes are In a Webb, period. that the courts have no jurisdic­ try of the late Lord Cadman. Techniques dipped and Basil A COMPLETE AND MODERN out of lhe excessive use of whis- the of at WOllid not Include the outlawing Hl'rry Wengrow St,,!,k­ January 22, 1947. tion OY_er the subject matter of As head of the commended In a Visiting Teacher solution of one pound of Semesan departmnt chmistry centr?1 t�chnl- and that it would of beer and "The law 01 the bridge-prizes; Higgins and key believing bel in 7,", of water for George Peabody College for Tea­ wine, Le�ls J. G. WATSON, the suit. cal and organlZallOn of Program." gallon� - to the best interest, State," he said. "Is so framed Luke Greene-publicity. res�arch be County's one minute, chers. Nashville, 'chairman; Rob­ City Clerk. 3-27-10tc "Since ihe Constitution provid- Standard 011 Company Mr. Rus- Following the conference a ban Gunsmith and Locksmith we recommend that tile citizens ert S. Henry, assistant to the that we cannot vote on anythln� Chairman Greene urged all dls­ I guides the work of 2,000 was given in the Dixie Ball­ , quet s�1I .�n- of this couny petition the Ordl­ The corrosive sublimate solu­ president, Association of Ameri­ In this election. except hard IIq- ,trlct chairmen to make their dls­ gmeers chemists and technologists room of the Henry Grady Hotel. of nary to call a referendum to pro­ tiOIl is n;tade by using three OUnces can Rall�oads, Washington, D. C. tlor, Beer and wine could be ban- trict� eliminations "pogeants who, operating as l' team, have The following speakers appeared hib,t the sale df whiskey in Bul­ of the material in 22\l, gallons and Dr. Stewart J. Lloyd, dean ned only by separate action on Americanism" by Inviting other SHOP made major contributions to the on program: J. Harold Saxon, �EPAIR loch County. \he of water. HOFticuiturlsts reCOm­ of the sohool of chemistry, metal­ the patt of the city and county divisions of the Legion'. Amert­ of new processes and executive secretary of the Geor� developm�nt We the members of this Grand mend that potatoes be -soaked In lurgy and ceramic, University of officials." conism committee and other or· new and Improved petroleum pro- gia Education ASSOCiation; Dr, Jury urge the officers of this thiS solution for 10 minutes and Alabama, Tuscaloosa, B. I. Thornton of Cordele, and ganlzatlons' to take part. ducts. Kenneth Director of to see that the law Is WIlliams, then bedded RECEIVED County immediately. The committee on research district governor of th� Lions' Each conestant will present a JU�T In recognition of his outstand- carried out on of Education, Army Air Force Uni­ are· the enforcement Both materials deadly poi­ legislation will report to the Club, will speak at the mass meet SALE ON 10-mlnute prepared oration on one services the �war, Maxwell M. ing during par- the Sunday Blue Laws; we also versity, Field, Ala., son, but excellent liisenfectants Southern Association of Science ing Sunday afternoon, Norman In research and D. State School of the subjects dealing with the ticularly directing urge the Sheriff of this county to Collins, Superin­ for potatoes. and Industry in May, when the Loveln of Atlanta, executive sec� In the field of flame- Dr. J. development collect whatever tax fl fas that tendent; 1.1 Allman, assis­ body will hold its annual conven: retary of the Georgia Temper­ Constitution of the United States. First in Years!! throwers, incendiaries and smoke tant of Schools of Five have been turned over to him for Superintendent tion in Birmingharu. The SASI ance Lengue will also speak Mr, Russell recently and Claude COal and Wood generators, collection, Georgia; Purcell, A, C, WATrS OPENS was orgaized in 1941 to improve was awarded the Medal for Merit We recommend that Charlie staff member of the Department Southern education, to awaken Mathis to the highest civilian award in the of Education and Ben T. ADDS imy OLEANING TO HIS Virginia Thomas be paid $5.00 per month, HUlet, Southerners to the multiple op­ Cone H. Dies United States. Citing Mr. Russell amount to be to him. State Commissioner of Labor. Hagin Leave for said paid PLANT IN BROOKLET portunities they have at home, Shanghia of the 1118 teachers Reaters for "especially meritious conduct The committee, J. R. Bowen 150 visiting and to an of In Los publish inventory Angeles; Body China, 14 in the of outstand- and R, J, Brown appointed to in Georgia attended the confer· A. C. Watts who has been Southern resources. February performallce Here . examine the Justice of Peace operatmg the Brooklet Laundry To be Brought Virginia Mathll, Missionary to serVIces, "Presl'dent Truman ing .ence. home In books of the County report the for some time has recently add­ It was learned here yesterday China, will leave her said that his efforts and FASHION SHOP TO OBSERVE "untiring same to be found well and ed on 4 for kept complete dry cleaning equip­ FIFTH ANNIVERSARY morning that Mr. Cone H. Hagin, Summit, Ga., February successful results reflect great ment to his plant. His is the of San Francisco, Calif., where she 25% okay. paid for publishing the present- only WITH SALE ON SATURDAY brother Mr. Josh Hagin, ha� Down 14 for her Comforts OFf on himself the nation." We recommend that the State and laun­ will on credit and ments. complete dry cleaning died last Friday In Los Ang�les, sal� February or She will Mr. Russell married Nannie Highway Department put erect We thank Minnie Lee Newton dry sezylce in Brooklet. The Fashion Shop will observe California. His body was shipped assignment In China. , the intersection of 'Marine and signs �t High- as Its fifth anniversary In to Statesboro on Wednesday of sail on the Lynx' go Mell Olliff af M rs. stenographer, for assisting us Stat�sboro daughter No. 80 and. No. 25 at ways Hop- in \+riting out the presentments. beginning SlJ,turdny of this week. this week. to ShanghaI. While Last Olliff of Statesboro. I satin cover In Delght ulikit. WMU OF BAPTIST Mr. Jake Beautiful, Itea,'y gorgoous They We wish to thank the Judge, A�eordlng to Levien, wf, wish to thank Miss Sarah, J. L. Renfroe for his owner, he has always offered Judge able OHUROH TO MEET tral)Unto design. A\'ullnblc In blue Hall of the Welfare De- merchandise at the rose, County charge and we wish to thank the "good right NOW IN Lime and of Bulloch for The Fashion Is lo­ STOCK Phosphate partment County Solicitor General, Mr. Fred T. �10NDAY AFTERNOON AT 8:00 price." Shop Fo!est Club Golf nnd greon. Limited and we on record Country her on East Main St. next to .Heights quantity. report go Lanier, for his presence and able cated BRICK DESIGN SIDING Will Help Control approving the good work beIng The WMU of the First Bap- the Pawer We have installed modena gun and locksmith assistance in matters presented to Georgia Company. repairing done by that Department. tist Church will meet Monday af- In Condition Disease our body. Course, Now Small Grain . Playing CEMENT and have Mr. EUGENE W d that these ternoon at 3:30 in the ehureh equipment employed O'CONNOR pre Dealer are lime and Respectfully submitted, Firestone to manage and operate our shop. Mr. O'Connor has had Indications phos­ sent�:����,;;,e�Ublished In Th� auditorium. The Girls Auxllllary The Board of Governors of the Forest Heights • LIME will contl'ol' the dIS­ Bulloch Times and Bulloch Herald R. D. LANIER, foreman. and Sunbeams will meet at the over 25 in locksmith phate help Store Moves to will meet at the years experience gun r!lpairing, am Club tonight county ease that has infested the small Country �ourt work __ __o_u_n_t__b_e �B_._,_F_._B_R__A_N_N______s_a_m_e______PLASTER , key making, and bicycle repairing. a_n_d t_h_a_t_t_h_e u_su_a1 ��N_,_Cle_r_k t._ime_I_·n t_h_e_u_s_u_8_I_p_l_ac_e_. 37 Main Street according to an announcement by SIdney grain crops in this area. 'Vest house, The Firestone Home and Auto On some 120 acre of oats tliat Dodd, secretary-treasurer, We Will In Gun 10- . \Voo) FII�ed, Siltl" C()\'cred CUll1roris at &, 34.95 OUTSIDE WillTE HOUSE PAINT Specialize Repairing, Refinishing Supplies Dealer Store Is now as are. $22.05 had a ton of lime and a liberal Mr. Dodd stated that the golf they and Etc. eated at 37 West Main Street The of the most of Blueing, Cleaning application of phosphate on the course is now in condition to play f.irst w��k SCREEN WIRE Price For having moved recently from East I the of the had Offered board dramage in the Is on and tonight the land early fall, Henry f�lrways. Fancy Main Street. "Red" Hendricks, willi Whlie WE MAKE KEYS to been completed waiting 5-V Blitch has found practically no consider rules and regulations I ,. ROOFING manager and J. E. and H. N. for the' fairways lo burned or oats the govern the use of the course by - yellow during bec�re gras,: ALL WORK GUARANTEED PROMPT SERVICE owners, announced sed Roberts to up of He did Ramsey, Jr., the members, 'and to pass on the' expects tidy WINDOWS AND early part January. for DOORS 1947 that the store is open busi­ have been the course. Bulloch's Calf names of sever-al who not Prize find. that his oats that did Us •.• We Will that the formal Call, Appreciate Your Business. ness but open­ for A new has been clear- HARDWARE have lime and pho!Whate under Those feding cattle for the fat discussion among committee mem grain, as well as more of certain proposed membership. I approach announced later, New ing will be a road them turned as all stock show here 30 have Is available, indicates The major portion of the wock ed to the golf course, and yellow just April bel'S relative to .restricting the proteins, and merchandise is arriving daily to the cluh the others in the county did a "fancy" price fol' the champIOn that the 1947 show WIll be the on the golf course Is completed leads up directly show to Bulloch thiS the sore county year with the formal opening and members of the club have house site at'the of the hili • while it was dry and warm. to shoot at: best in several years as far as top or it to a:Id will be well stOcked . tee locat­ of Umlting Juniors • been for about two weeks ncar where the first Is The p�st or disease that caused F, C. Parker, Jr manager quality is concerned and about as playing farmers that have not "Red" the and ed. Akins trouble In the county were gen­ the Statesboro Livestock Commls entered large as ever UI numb('\'s of cat­ Roberts, golf pro (0. ' ' I barn the states that he warm af­ Appliance eral over the state and caused sion Company's where cattle in any other show. For tle entered. greens keeper, The weather TueSday to sow the In the M. E. ALDERMAN CO. 21 W. Main the weather. 1947 show and sale will be held several Mr. Parker's announcement has pects grass f�ir- ternoon brought many of the ROOFING St. Statesboro, Ga. largely by dry-warm years it was impossible to Mr. Blitch found that the oats has made a guarantee of at least caused the 4-H club bJys to dou­ ways early In February. The.llr""s members out to Yes­ restrict the limits of the entries. play golf, one dollar the are In on treated land per pound for ble their eforts to produce a real greens good shape tor lime-phosphate afternoon ' a half holiday, The cattle on feed In the COun­ comeseX-j terday provided' grazing right on champion if it IS a Bulloch county champ. Many of the some 75 cal­ playing. Until the grass up I gree? \ members will a large number of the members through the winter for his cattle calf ty this year is a�out normal. The ves now on feed are further along In the fairways, I There has been considerable fact more feed In the form of normal at season. continue playing on tM fairways w re on the course, anq hogs. than this CiccI'S, and' in the course of the The Bulloch Herald evening one of the men gets COUNTY·WlDE MASS MEETING comrn·WlDE MISS MEETINC drunk, and Holdast learns that Is Published Every Thursday Good Bocks Are True Friends British New' Enough the to attack Enough plan Ga. . Statesboro, Bulloch County, Orleans. - NEXT S1JNDAY 1n the nest books great men talk to give us their most precious NEXT SUNDAY COUNTY" lVi, "OFFICIAL ORGAN FOR BULLOCH thoughts, and pour their souls into ourS-Channing.. The description of the Battle of New Orleans is one of the finest • l\(rs. F. Ii'. Baker 3:00 p. at 3:00 P. M. By things I have ever read. Thursday, January 30, 1947 Running through the story, like one somber thread in a partt­ IIOLDFAST GAINES Odell Chesler Farm. He ralls love hy in colorful is Hold, STATESBORO BAPTIST CHURCH' STATESBORO BAPTIST·CIn1.RCI Editor cutarty tapestry, COLEMAN and ""ollnrd Shopurd. with Rebecca Chester (who loves LEODEL Iast's own personal struggle_ Holdfast.) and goes over to the .... Associate Editor whether 01' not to COLEMAN This is a magnificient book give up his G. C. side of the Holdfast tells The Interests Made Us patriots. friendship for the and re­ Liquor' written a 'rather-son team. I whites, Advert ising Director by Rebecca he can't (not JIM COLEMAN marry her veri to an it more than anything I being just Indian. enjoyed because he doesn't think himself have read since Adverse. Luckily, for all the settlers along Antjjony but because does good enough he I he Some Promises-- The authors have done an unusual Mississippi Valley his loyalty not believe in Indian and White to his white friends wins. thing in making an Indian the marriages), and on the day or book hero. Holdfast. is 0 Mihican, the The gives a' wonderful her marriage to Reid he starts descendant of Uncas, who word-picture of Indian life. Hold­ We Tried Them Out King for with him Kentucky, taking tast. there is no room has been brought up in the house­ reallzing whose were Percy, parents killed for the Indians cast of the hold of Colonel John Chesten an Mis­ by the British. set.s out extremely likeable man. slssippi, westward with • Here there sev­ 'the it is is. � lapse or Ihe Beloved Woman of the Creek When story opens, , RATES Ole SUBSCRIPTION eral years, and in 1788 we find to find a "JUST REPEAL PROIDBITION," said, "and 1780, and tile British are attack­ Confecl,eracy place where they $1.00 Six Months Holdfast in Salesbury, N. C" the Indians can live in peace. $2.00 PCI' Year ing New London Conn, Lt. John where he meets Russel' Bean H P. Reid, of the Britlsh Navy, is tak­ S. Yes. Holdf'ast finally 1. "We will have less trader, and Andrew JUcJ.i:SClIl. They catches the "Knife." drinking." 27 WEST MAIN STHEET en prisoner, and held at the Join a which is for I'lAGI"ES FLY office group heading WI!lST. by Etl times as much in 1946 as mutter .lunuary 31, 1946, at the post Yet there was 4 in 1934. So "Entered as second-class the Western waters. and the set­ Alnswneth, under Act of March 3. 1879." of the do at Statesboro. Georgia. Now the rules game lIement of Nashville. One of these Here is another historical novel the U. S. of on the says Department Commerce.) not make it. rnandatory men is Parson Blanchison, n dealing with the settling of Cali­ to use each of his nine player black-sheep and ex-English mi,n­ fornia by the Americans. A very re­ iron clubs on the hole, for ister .who becomes one of Hold- . good book. mernbor the of the game 2. "We will rid of the bootlegger." For This Week The Editor's Chair object fast's best friends. MYSTI!lRY OF TIII!l WEI!lK get A Verse into each . . ball Uneasy . "to the put When they reach Nashville, The Mystery of the week is u re lho still witb us, We have hoth in nurure nnd In grace, hole in as few strokes as possible' today he is legal and The grllrHI"sl nperuttons, they find out that some sinister "The Crooked Wreath" by Chris­ (Yet if we usc each club Tit" shullow hruuk bllhhlt!H in its pus­ and obviously tlanna Brand. most 8111'111, lind lmperuept'lblu. organization is killing the settlers English scene, plot The Almanac the Weather This Week On from tee to hole we would play illegal liquor.) Says wherever one is found and motive are but the but the on of till' seasons Is unprotect­ good, Is hunrd everyone; coming .. , and sago, hy every hole in 13 strokes charncterization pilei TODAY, Jilnuary SO, will he rlliny und cold. cd. This group is headed by some a little weak. The storm rug'es nnd ulnrms, hut, 'Its fury is that is unheard of. (Wellsome of silent und tIIUICl'lI. mysterious person "The Worth reading, however. will be cold nnd called, FRIDAY, JuuHllry SI. rutuy. our Statesboro 13 drink instead of ure lind soon rumedled ; hut golfers play Knife." Holdfast 'SOUDDA-HAV" 8. will moderately SOOIl exhausted. lind Its UHf'cts parlin) makes a trip to "SOUDDA-nOO, "Peopje excessively" will strokes to the there's noth­ SATURDAY, Februury 1, he generally t'It'u r und (,It'lHmnt, hole, see A title. It is a is Immense In qunnt lt y, unci Iho Alexander McGillivray, the Iascinattng story the dew, though gentle uud unheard, ing in the rules that prevents the of alcoholics is Cure Institutes SUNDAY, Fcbruury 2, will bo rainy. half-breed leader of the Creeks, about a team of mules, by George -(Yet crop soaring, 'Keely of tho ear-th. And t hesu nre 1,letures of him from so, but do "cry ute of Iurge porttuns doing they 10 find what he and Sessions and will bc can, because Percy very amusing MONDAY, Februury 8, rnlny. not like t.o think about that). have increased from 3 in 1934 to over 100 In church and In the KOUI. -Cecil. he is treated so too. today) tho opurutions nr gruee 'he I evnslvoly, decid­ will be Each iron club has a steel head 'J'UESDA1', ITcbruluy 4, rainy ,Ilncl 1Il1l,!cnsul1lj, es that McGillivray Is implicated. with a face and the face of each 'V�DNESI)Al', Februu ry 5, will be rlllflY 111111 uupteusuut. Percy is kidnapped, and. while club is at a 'different angle (this UNI(LE HANK HZ 4. will drink and wine instead of hard on his trial, Holdfast finds that "People beer liquor" - Is sounds a little like the descrip­ ---'"' . ..- . ... But Don't Blame Us If the Almanac Wrong! the who murderer-s and kidnapper's tion of many of the players the Distilled Institute now that hard name is When fin­ (Yet Spirits brags Pool GAME OF GOLF but most times it's not, The idea "Tharpe." he - Still No Swimming TIII!l' live, use these clubs). being , .... .;,. ally captures rhe two men he \';f.• you succeed in hitting that when the Joall is hit an over to Then, by increased from 1934 to Another Summer is corning up, And we have a proposal Golf! finds that they are childhood liquor consumption 300'7'0 the ball off the tee you usc the iron club it will rise nn«\ soar ac­ make. of friends. Just as The grand game golf- Number two 01' the "brassle" of mathe­ one of them is 1947. cording 1.0 certain laws while increased only 61 '7'0 Summer, It's not an entirely new pro­ This little discussion of the about to tell him t.he name of 1944, ) Don't mlsundorstand. There is matics controlling objects in �r posal, It has been suggested by is for those who have never "The Knife" he is shot And still no swimming pool for game nothing compulsory about using And it is the non-obser­ by Nolan, here, flight. others, We are presenting it the game, who have never one of the posse, who flees into the of Statesboro, played these wood sticks in their nu­ vance of these mathematical prin­ young people and revenue and reduce taxes." The City of Statesboro had to rlo with the of the forest. 5. "We will prQYide the metropolis of the county anything rnerlcal order. For the sake ciples that cause the cuts, gashes Bulloch County recently acquired and who 'never intend to "Where Nature Smiles and Prog­ game, variety you can mix them up, as and abrasions on the ball. A fur­ Here there is anal her lapse of and til taxes had increased even before war nil the barracks and buildings have anything to do with a some time to (Yet started) ress Has the Right of Way." matter of fact golfers t.her discussion of these iron 1809, and when we re­ on the Cantonment we admire equipment game, (Thesn people will have nothing to do with the clubs becomes too involved and Ioln the characters we find that We are to. be a Area of the Statesboro Army Ail' consider them smarter rhnrt beginning Ultle and woods at nil they are "iron the writer docs not understand Russell Bean now owns a fleet of area on the left of we owe this c y n i c a I about that slogan­ Field. (The they know). \Ve 'feci users" (more about them Inter) of this r-iver barges. and is manufactur­ 6. "The Saloon won't come back." " lhem and for the purpose Nature Smiles ... That the Statesboro-Dover highway, discussion to OUr readers since "VJlhere Now if YOLlI' tee shot. is good and discussion it'does not really mat­ ing rifles. Andrew Jackson has' is We couldn't prevent that toward Dovcr.) The City there is now a course ncar the tavern is the saloon with its face good. going golf you get Irorn ten to 1.50 yards" tel'. But a word should be said malTiecl Rachel Donelson, Percv (Yet lifted) if we it. and to acquire soon Statesboro where many of OUI' ol? even legislated against County hope with it and you are playing a about the "putter." is married, and in bustnese with " the in the Can­ now and it ... and Has the 50.5 arces of land citizens arc But Progress playing, long hole, 400 to 460 yards, you 'rlll!l l'U1'TER Russell, and Holdfast is still on of we ques­ tonment Area, thus owning bot.h will int.elligent: conversation the trail of Hight Way"-that help keep on using your woods until The putter is the shortest stick "The Knife". Purson 7. "We will stop the youth from drinking." lhe land and the the tion. buildings. about game. you get close to the green. Then of them all. It has a flat face. Blanchison has gone to live with to for No can progress It would be an ideal set-up Now the compilers or tho, Web­ star! sticks. a tribe of where the women community you using your iron You use it after, that is if, you Indians, he is re­ (Oh yeah! They've even got drinking now.) for as area are smart. its full capacity progress a City-County recreutlonul ster's Dictionary They And now to 1 he irons. on garded as of a wizard. get the ball up the "green" something \\'e'ro proud or OUI' ext,crt refuses to bath involvement in body as it consistently to include swimming pool, .evaded all possible Holdfast, a I' long where J:he hole is loca ted. Now Russell, and rive rennlshlug sen'lcc becnusc of the the existence of its houses, picnic grounds, meeting the many issues that can grow mUll called recognize the putter is the instrument used' "Snag" (a vel'Y tough mntcrlu(s n,nd 8. "There will be an end of the 'crime wave." Clubs the THE IRON" OLUBS .quullty equll)mcnt people. And we can't deny houses. A place for 4-H r!'Om a discussion of subjcct character) make a to New young in the art of "putting," Every tl'ip wo WIII�n you hnve n, dent In them. of that "the "HC. that we refuse to recognize and Future Farmers America, by merely stating object use accord� Orleans and contact Jean It is bettor to I'efer to the ployer interprets its Lafitte, your tender, It's to become what G-Man J. Hoover and each !ll)t (Read Edgar says, The simple neglect to act on Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cub is to put the ball into hole the pirate, to see if ho knows "irons" as clubs, for tP call them ing to his individualit.v. Posture, any� rusted I; not blken cure of evidence strokes os their behalf is the best Scouts Farm Burcau Copters, in as few possible," think mental attitude, thingoabout "The Knife." He tells sticks YOl;! might that they approach, grip, bring yoUr Cll,r to us, totlllY. you answer that one.) Schools. Sounds doesn't it? .But them that they go unrecognized. Sunday simple 81'0 const,ructed of wood, since the weather, the tempel'otOre, that "The Knife" has a long The for an out� A to 'the dis� it's not that simple, scor on his only proVision possiblc objection "sUcks" CBI'I'YS with it a mean­ what he had for lunch, and the right hand and arm, let for the chal'octerist:ics tance [I'om lawn could be oveJ'� Befol'e we go into the discus� Holdfast a lette)' energy ing of "stick of stove wood" 01' a acts of Congress, and many intr'i­ gets from old 9. "We will restore of the young has been made by come. availabilty of the cen� sian of the game let's learn the Capt. Chester and back to prosperity" Th� "stick of candy," 01' a "stick or cate workings of the universe, goes Jranklin (/J(!VfO/�t In( a citIzen with private ter to the names of the instl'll.rnents with Connecticut to private underpl'iviledge youth gum" or a "stick in the mud"­ not realized by the player at the visit in 1914. He the' and Well that all especially for funds. Nathan Foss built the could be overcome. whicll the game is played, tech� and Rebecca (now a meet Sales" Service they did right, so fOI' the sake or clal'ily in Ulis time, arc combined in the widow) • rink and the bowling al� And it would be truly a rec­ some ofl the tel'ms used in play� again and find that their old feel­ STATES80RO, GEORGI. skating discllssion we'll say "the il'on nique of the USc of the putter. not for the' limits. It all Blilloch , for liquor especially ley out beyo.nd the city reation center for ing. clubs," And so that ends the discus­ ing each other is dead. Re� dealers,. credit that he is Fi)'st of all there is, of Course, becca has a a is to his operat� County. Thel'e Bre nine irons, including sion this week on the instruments can, Sam, captain a clean wholesome l'ec� of worth of the the ball. (We')'e to confine in the U. S. liquor drinkers.) and the going ... Holdast ing Regal'dless the "putter." They have names, used in the game of golf t�ere Navy, and wimN FLOWERS CAN SAY reation center. But he it we can't on OUI' discussion to language that makes a with him. While operates proposal, go refusing even as you and I have names. are other minOl' items-the bag, trip wnAT YOU PUT IN a is as it of com� are in OAN'T, for profit and that. to recognize the young people lhe laymen may understand, are the mid­ the the mittens, the gloves, they the port of Foyal, in They driving iron, tee, WORDS can't professional ter� the should be. this community, We go on", pletely ignoring iron, the mid mashie, the mashie the score card, the pencil, the Azores. they are a ttacl "Number .,.n You IInny, BAmIT CHURCH in connection with the test the fact th?" we have been STATESBORO plans of for short, iust call them one, two, STATESBORO BAPTiST 'Bulloch Citizens' JemperanG� League the Statesboro 'Athletic Associa� denied this privilege in the pre­ and four. The handles on CBUB� three, 10TTLED UNDEI AUTHOIITY OP THE COC'\-COLA COMPANY lY tion which is planning to huild a sent gubernatorial controversy, th ... woods arc langel' than the baseball park. That SOon played and, whereas we condemn viol� othel' clubs. The number one 01' out. ence as a method of achieving "Driver" is used to hit the ball And we COCA-COLA COMPANY so Summer, 1947 is com- public office, protest the use O(f t.he irtcc" (\Ve'll (lJslIcSg tho STft_TESBORO BOTTLI�G ing up. (Continued on Inside Back Page). Icc lule)'). Sometimes it is eflec- 1947 greatost of all "party-pltchers." The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, January 30, Elise Maxwell. It was at "toady the veteran since it may and family visited MI'. und Mrs. protects .•. C. S. Tea" nnd all of the guests were Bulloch 1947 a loss. The Herald, Thursday, January 30, Leefield provide funds to replace Dun Hagin at Sunday. ENGINEERING COURSES ALL'S 'FAIR quite grown-up and sophisticated PROFESSORS TRIPLE Buildings used us securhy rcr ·BROOKLET NEWS HERE'S WHY SEE Rev. Samuel Lawson of Macon in Lhel r attire. Jnckie Mikell � VETERANS CORNER � which the of 1 at loans cur-ry guaranty 440 OTHER OOURSES By MRS. JOHN A. ROBERTSON filled his regular appointment scored as the 'perfect lady.' She the Veterans Administration must Harville church on the fourth in len- Matthews and a blue a was cert ainly not our 11091<. Charlie JQ& wore evening gown. f1J.1' be insured against fire and other Civil Engineering 11 Sunday morning and evening. He have the readers of this Jean G. C. nnd Mar-tha wrap added elegance. And too DENMARK NEWS hazards which it is cus- Chemical t i n to Kennedy, were dlnuer a wife husband ugulnat Engineering of the week­ and Ml'S, Lawson an h�l' may' continuo af'ter his death. and Mrs. Rufus Moore, sity of Georgia spent WIlma and did you cute for words was her pocket c�aim in the comrnun­ Ehwtricnl M-r. confuse the girl wearing Coleman, H. III her tomm-y to insure Engineering column of MI'. and Mrs. H. as a dependent Q. May I claim my husband as FIR. were week cnrl here wit h friends. bru- Brannen i!-; which her guests In,come t,ax I Daytona Beach, white fill' hat with the know that Dorothy book had a place for he IS As a Wor-ld wur II veteran l\tcchunlcal and the Zetterower. even 11 dependent in my income tax re- Q. EnCineerlng M, G, Moore. MI'. And M"5. Joe Ingram of club. the week end at Yellow Bluff. report l'ec�lv- end guests of Mrs, a As members the member the lipstick at. the bottom. Oh, sh� Miss Foss and Sylvia thougb with visual impairment pursuing Diesel net to weuring ring. only Indy Fay of Brooklet spent n sel'vlee- port, even he is Engineering ,1. 1-1. Hinton spent t.he past Mrs. Fordham Mrs. Aycock ing though rcceiving Herbert waters of Snvaunah, Mrs. French Rowell who is was soignee, Their chief en­ terower were guests of Misses Mr. and compens.atlO.n. a course of vocat ionat rohnblltta­ Structural of the forme)' Jolly Betty quite \�Iilbllr with Mr. and Mrs. fO�' Is n vet- compensation for incur- Engineering in M8I'­ last week end disability . Mrs. week-end with rclat ives visited Mr. and Mrs. , visited his POI'Ollt!4, Mr. and Ln- soon to make her home in le�.'lVingSavan­ tertainment was "gossiping." Mar June and Janis Miller Saturday and family connec�cd �lsabJl�ty. am T ro the services Pebrotr-um ters Club arrived at Ruby With Visual PUI'- red While in service lion, entitled Eng-Incorlng Atlunt Knot.-I D. \.y.' Bragan and 'family, erun mlpalr�cnt the during the l a. at Claxton Sun- Waters. rlurlng ict a and their nah was honor Ann Dekle made Gerondo Durden a reader aid 111e in St.�nm Sylvester for lunch Thursday the young guest garet snapshots night, Hood of vocattonat I'C- of to complot- Engineering Lundgren, of nlcr's MI'. and Mrs. Solomon suing n course Wlorld \-VUI' H? week end. Mrs. Dorothy revolved about the of a most distinguished pnrty thls of the fashionable affair. 1'11'5. ,T. L, Zetterower, Mrs, Co- day. courso z Murin.' convorsat ion zet-I Sunday with entitled to the A. A veteran's compen�atiol\ ing my EIIKlncerlnR' and I' the Brunswi 1< and William Cromley Laniel' of Savan­ family spent 1\1I's. D. E. Lani spent whom hud def- week and her hostesses, Jane As len Hushing and Mrs, \ViIlis wet- Miss Virginia �lnbilitation sc,'v-I A. Yes. Ever-y disabled veteran Uucllo .�l1glneerlng fur 11 .. 1 glr-l Lhey ever. Mrs. J. L, Lamb. ICt'S of 1-1 roader? 01' pension is not subject to Fed- with her the Unlvorsif y of Ccornln the week 'end with her MI'. und week end in Atlanta of and on whose Strauss and Jean Martin may ers of Statesboro visited Mr. and nuh spent in school whose vision RnlJrolld their ini t Iy rccogntzcd und Mrs, 1\,[ E. Ginn and Hero arc the these Coral income tux. Therefore, if you trulning Engineering were week-end s of JANE. and- Mrs. Houston Mr. a.nswers guost the well nominated as rivals of the Zetterower the par-ents, Mr. ,to as to it daughter, i promptly placed be M"s. C. A. during of nrc is so impaired make pos­ tndustinl Engineering _ questtons- the breadwinner. \,\1". C. finger hcy ------Children were Sunday guests und other Iarnlly you J. H. and Mr. nnd rvfrs. -_ Lane!', fle�u,enlJy MI'. und Mrs. Wyatt parents. were mistak- week, . Adlnllllstl'a_ sible 01' inadvisable for him to Aeronautlcill Engineering rtng. No girls, you .and Mrs, J. A. Denmark. asked the Veterans may claim exemption for him. Mrs. Joe spent The W. M. S. of Harville met Mr MI'. und Ingr-um Cromley. idrnt the bru- ,.-.-- Mr . Lehman Zetterower, Mrs. lISC his eyes for reading is en- HlghwllY en. To help you ify also visited 1'11', and Mrs. lion. I Q Must property used to get Englnecrlng Mrs. Horne Thompson �-w:wJIlI.JtlCR:1 . .. as of nnd church They . last Sunday in Lyons guests MI'. wid Ihis A. Mrs. Colen at the Monday afternoon. to service. nctte wlth tile ring. we C. Zet.terower, Widows or of H loan be covered insurance? tit led reader Drhlge Engineering House. from a three-weeks A. J. H. Ginn. Q. May �llIldrcn by Mr. and Mrs. Paul have ret umcd store north Mrs. Willis Waters and under the leadership of Mrs. furt.her infol'- CI\Ie>, she works in H Rushing. Mrs. J. I-I. Ginn visit­ deceased veterans obtUin a gUHl'- A. It is for lenders Vet.erans wishing I" E. CIJLBEWfSON, nUll. wit h relatives in Pennsyl­ M,.. und customary Mr. and MI's. Dennis Beasley, visit "l'hu t should Mrs. J. L. were visit- E. \-Voodwal'd. mution about veterans' benefits of the trnffic light. Zetterowel', in Brooklet Sunday nnt.eed loan? to reQuil'e insurance on her DeLoach and Mrs. ed I'elutives buildings A lot . of Miami, have bought vania. ors in Claxton uncI Mrs. C. onswel'- IN'J'ER-NATIONAI. Daisy during is Iimil- which loans arc made in may huvc their questions mnl�I..... Help­ thel1' brial's summC'I', and under educational provisions 01 Public Miss Sue Snipes, County nounce t.he marriage of bnlsh and by at the university visited Mrs. Denmarl,'s puren!.s I. studying wintl"l'. of Statesboro, Mrs, TIich- snow unci icc In Veterans Administration. Ted Is ing Teacher, doughter, ElIlflMae to Cpl. boasting Law 346 administered by the ut Register Sunday. he of Guyton and lonk had Imel so mllny and is tak. \Valton Us I'. al'c! DeLonch. The w(\(lcling Of late Charlic are in aeronauticl, Lee i-' >:ing dran'otics, Joe Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Lamb re­ lund Tax books majoring Miss of Heidsville, spenL ,Jan, 11 ubollt I his piece of open with their Hughes place Sal urday afternoon. inquiries ing a premedical course, turned from u visit of lost weel< at the som mllst be �dnesday in Stntesboro ot' the home of Rev. he thought. thing son, Emory ond his wife at· Dal­ also about n weclt ago TALMADGE Brooklet school. Miss Snipes and Mn; .Sel'son. Th(' crremony happening, 0 las, Texas. here at. the school. Serson. Cone motored up FOl'dham spent Tuesday WIIS pOl'fol'lned by Rev. he and Mrs. to receive Tax MI', and Mrs. Wilbur Allen Buncc, of Tate and 01'. and Mrs. The:- bride is 11 gl'adllatl" of the there. Passing through and family visited Mr, und Mrs. visit.ed Dr.' Bunce's mo­ for WhC1JC the Innd is Atlanta, Bl'ool<1et High School and on up to Jasper ,]. W. Smith Sunday night. MI'S. Buncc, who Savlln- suw this "mnrble" t.he)'. GeOl'gia somo time SilO worl son of \\'ollnd its way up CHtTicd cliscov­ tcrnOOI1 Mrs. Bunce WIlS and Ml's. C. C. l)eLol1ch of the To Iheil' Ilmazemenl thcy 10. the Bulloch Counly I-Iospilal. 11(' too is hotrl. nn n!'lificial lake, • Denmllrk Community. ered a • - ,'he be",! lind 110111111" but the brUit III M,·. lind Mrs. Cecil J. Olmstead t cot had been Inhaled ARMOUR STAIl-nl1d YOllr 81" Slnr­ n grndmlte of the Bl'ool<1 l"Jigh lind numerOUS Luges Little BtRr Blores Rrc fORturlng n Iture_ returned from California. Iwclve ndjoin­ have School. 1"01' the pnst construct cd on property, ,,,-,llIe snle of tllill rumoul urnnd, ClIlIllCli of thc no doubt frcllh menta, butter, Ihortcnlng, mnr_ Miss Emily Cromley mont hs he hus bcen in t he Army t heii's. Now Charlie, 1II0nlli. ing 11 01 other foods-all on HRrlne-Rnd ",,,rlety Chatham Schools spent nnw stBtioned in Ncw bit. County of calculating " for and he is is doing a Close 1st labeled I\RiIIOUIl STAR. Rondy on the COURTHOUSE lnule or Ilantry. XCII, ARMOUR mCI\n1l with her mothel', your the weel<-end York whe're he and M1'5, DeLOAch that might be marie They April STATESBORO profits luxury In foods-null I' "lwll}'. will. Mrs. C. S. Cromley. will live. sale of Riles fol' Sllml11Cr cottages, DI·. Hunter M. Robertson was VOIIR SPF.f'S • in Savannah Thursdny attending WJITF.RS-MCI{F.N:illtJ nil) VOIJ 1I1lF.i\(( GroovC'r was visibly upset • n Dental meet ing. MI'. und Mr'S. fl. 0, \,\11;)IC),5 an­ Dew All N I OOR}\ wonder, . and no Mr. Hnd Mrs, \Vnldo 1\1001'e, Ilouncl" the l11ul'I'iage of theil' la�t wecl< 4" ... was in the repail' shop, Mrs, Roland Moore, Wllldo Jr, daughter, Elise to Edwin MclBEEF EXTRACT Jar accom­ • and Si Watcrs stril'o 1}leuse·. . Johnston .. ._ Our Meat ... $4.85 NII(I1. \V� t,(t were Try Scrap Tankage CON !-Lb. Lb. panied by fOUl· bird dogs won't you st.ol) by todny? CARNE 520 = And Fut..mll. ---_ hunting north o'f the city. lIug Minerul Hnd Illg Ohler Hog Powdor, Hog ARMOUR'S STAR Can on Savannah Avenue Lulu I VE�L---Lb. down Il.!ti Om."y Shnrts, 1\Ionl, "ulls,lInd Diliry Feeds 390 Grimes was in a dit·hel' get- 1 I� ,all Bulloch Club ======OR readincss for Talmadge OCEAN FRESH FISH � house in NOW. t.ing hcl' I GET YOUR STEER FATENA ••• like fin a'ftet'noon wedding (which • ccrtUlcd fr"n.ted l\fnrglolJl' \\'111- Topsy "just growed.") Shorlly . \\'0 hnvc plen'-y Gllrden PellS, OYSTERS Fresh Mullet • alTivecl here aftel' \.yillie Gl'oover reslst.unt Tomat.o SUf'd. pu.bbugo unci Onion' l'lnnts. lb. 200 SElECT • aft.ernoon fl'ol11 Rich­ Thursday SELEC'I'F.D ·AND OF;U!J'IFIED IRISH PO'J'A1'OES, to Lulu Pint • mond Va., she confided 79° Cod Fish Fillets Grimes that she and ·Willis Cobb BABY CHIOKS. CHECK·R-TABS STANDARD • firm Cobb & Foxhall) Ib.43c (of the Dltunond l\t and Dhunond I.ard Onns, SUJ,;"nr Oured Snit, Pint • planned to marry very quietly 690 Ji'crmnt-c ror want­ • Get our 011 your Saturday a'ftcl'noon. \-Villie Orystal 'uiL price • ed the ceremony to be performed Tobacco Bods. Willie stl'es� • at Frank and Lulu's, Sf)cll Just Uecolvccl some good VELVETS. Alsn IIItY sed Uie fact that she wanted only Beans. Aunt Maxie (Mrs. Donehoo), Otootun'Soy Aunt Allie (Mrs. Brannen). Brooks, Leotlel and Virginia Evans and her daughter. Ann, • Tllen Willie wenl a & Cone Seed & Feed Co· from Sylvania. Dr dley A new is about to open for States­ l:tHONE s:n Gateway town-now do alittle filling in al \VEST l\lAIN ST. up residents. It, wiD their way to all has n host of point fol' yourself-Willie fi!\":_r;'\t'?..:.., !I bor� her -'-'---'---'--'--'----'--_;__;_-----'-----'--'- of in fl'iends and :with Willie. bless ).J";:�):·I· i " the JOYs and rewards excell�nce dancing, 1-' heart. they're all close friends, assured by the matchless instruction of which would like to wit- natul"Olly they I U students the world over Lulu ARTHUR MURRAY a ness the ccremony-when I al'e stripe suspected t.hat there would he justly proud. wed- U. s. NO. I YELtOW many more guests at the tn call- 3 lb. 51b ms. ding than the original plan These are the dates for Statesboro: Hc 22c ed for she went into action. The CON eREET Onions cloth for the 125-Fl. lovely IHce was laid - the I ADULT BALLROOM GROUP Trial lesson WASHINGTON WINESAP right bride's table ccntered wit.h gol'- 2 lb. bll{ 51b. WAXTEX Roll were de- and enrollment on 3rd, 7:00 geolls flowel·s. Flowers February 25c 65c NlBLETS direction livered fl'om the mystery elub, 8:00 pr, 111. __ This Course will include Apples cookies-There RY 12-0z. made N Ruth Sewell MAS 0 the new the Waltz and the ICEBERG Fox·Trot, Can BriWant stripcs was the rich aroma of coffee and CORN Cuban Rhumba. Fee nled. hd. head roasted nul·s. A place in CONSTR·UCTION authentic $1.50 Ig. freshly I FOR FARM �hut &0 round und round 10c 14c WASInNQ PQWDII:R front of the double door leading each week. Lettuce \ 24-0z. instead 0/ into the SlIn room was designat- - __ CRISP. I TEEN AGE __ BALLROOM GROUP Trial WAIT' LIFT Pk•. ed for the couple. 3:30 came and THAT CAN·r Med Stall, Clnd a lesson and on __ up down, lor in readiness for em'ollment February evcl'y thing was eler 10c 20 MULE TEAM Jackson - C Y welcomc chat/lIe. the nuptials but Brother 3rd, 5WO 6:00 (). Ill. The Fox-Trot 10·Oz. o'clock sani­ was not there. At four he necessary to get firesaie, No waiting and will be featured in this Pk•. Itfulticolors on Jitterbug BORAX al'l'ived in a taxi. (His daughter Mlliotle Wktte, 'Pot4toes BLOCK for farm with other dance .r--l out in the family CONCRETE any class, along any white Kaysplln rayon. was driving tary C8l'). Vows were exchanged and wished. Fee, $1.00 each weel•. OCEAN SPRAY 101018, cal' or as they stared toward the building repair. jobs. TOTS TAP AND BALLET - Trial lesson and '� were the tradition­ F� pelted by Andi,'s they - ! want to build and we'll enrollment 011 Feb. 4:00 5:00 8·0z. Can TENDER GREEN al shower of rice. Ann had taken Tell us what you 3rd, 15c CRANBERRY back·hflttoncd! of is more benefi­ hel' grandmother's last bag I)·m. Thel'e nothing Lb. 15c a free estimate. Prompt deliveries,' rice and had passed it out to the give you cial for body-building, and for de. Beans SAUCE guests. And so the wedding was t' and an appreciation schedule the to suit you, SUNKIST-RED BALL There were even out­ veloping poise care of ,,�·:I always joh No. 300 $9.95 complete. HeLLO! You bet we can take you. 23c and for than this of of·town guesls. Paul Bunny music type training to Oo:r.. Can 274! need in farm equipment Farmalls? Yes, they're beginning Lemons Simmons from Metter and Mrs, at an to 14 Fee Anything you early age. (4 years). Sure we have f.�ster now. the "H" and t-Lb. Jar 48c Ellgenc DeLoach of South Caro- is down our alley. CORle in Mostly each week help right GREEN TOP POPULAR BRA.NDS BLACK and left to $1.00 to work aut lina. The bride groom stock of genuine IHC parts, "¥" models, We'll be glad II-Oz. week-end at the Hotel parts-a big Bunch 7c spend Ule we can need 2 •. Full details and arrangements will be discus. out of the oDe a with you. Anytime PEPPER Plea Oglethorpe. From there they went I ADd if we're you proposition Carrots McCormick-Deer­ LOOK tractors or PRESERVES THE WAY YOU L1KE.TO to Athens to see Mary Virginia sed at the time of your Guest Lesson. on any HOME STYLE we'll get it quick_ help SLICING and Hill and then on to our best, Tiny dooe? we'll do .Farm 27c IN THf: DRESS YOU LOVE TO WF.AR At-I We will our want work ing equipment Lb. lanta to see John, Thence to \ hope you pass through Wbat do you your PEACH 16-oz·39°Ja' - day is our in and Tomatoes N. where out on time equipment specialty. Stop C, they ... it Rocl

afternoon. records nnd � Begins day ing necessary super­ and the Melon Patch �"" . Begins Eddie W. C. Hodges. Rushing, -- Mr. and Mrs. Coy Sikes visit- vising work of othel'S; s{'ope and Frank DeLoach Dorothy Jane cd his Mr. DAn Sil

- s - world would be a whole lot I 8S they went away, Bert treated better �i�ti�!i_:�� c��r�:��od���9h:h;�na�� Worth of asks no in hi. work a. a conlael McDougald, Emory, the kids to lemonade. and olfered o�n quartcr I the week end with IllS mo- FOR u:j!resentotlve at the Hartford, Conn., spent the a glas8 of jce�cold JUownups kegional OKlee of the Veterans Admin .. ther, Mrs. W. E. McDougald. sparkling beer. illIgtion. -s­ • Mrs. Bradley, of Dublin, vislt­ Children's Coats ed Mrs. W. M. Hagin, Jr. last All Ladies' Coats All week. 'CIl1946. U. S. BREW'!!!' fIlUHDI11DN. G(oao,.I CD...... TTEI Corn Picl{er, 1 Jol�JI Deere Combine, 3 Mules, 1 horse, 1 saw mill, I set mill rocks, 1 Vic Vet'says Off '" 50% Off 50.% Pea Thrasher. of Corn. Large quantity VETE�NS MAY RfCEIVE fliES, I TREATMENT iY CIVILIAN PHYSICIANS • FOR SERVICE· CONNECTED DISABILlTIE'S ONLY." $EE YOuR LADIES SWEATERS These items will be soh] at- NEAREST VA OFFICE FOR DETAILS, Ladies 51.95 up Slips Sizes 34 to 54

K. H. Harville Farm LADIES' 'DRESSES 51.9810.54.98

COTTON DRESSES value $1.98 FEBRUARY 15, 1947 $5.00. THE MOVING OF THE SILK DRESSES $10.00 value $4.98uI) SWEATERS . • • CHILDRENS IINIJE'fiS CHILDREN'S DRESSES 79c up ,

.. NIIM "" ...""."""""""',.,"""""", .. ,,""',.,"''' .. ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''', .. ,''''"', ...,,',"',.,," 71e·lo 51.98 FIRESTONE HOME & AUTO SUPPLIES I AMEli/CAN �E(}I()N.�' .. VOUH , TRlfTS LARGE LINE OF TO ITS NEW LOCATION .P BRASSIERS . LADIES GIRDLES, ft/Md��� ,HOSE , t HAVE MOVED FROM 47 EAST MAIN STREET TO AND CORSETLETTS American citizen', in WE It's the average perticipetion ,I,.,,..: LARGE STOCK OF RAYON HOSE. ,,I, 1."1.,, I community affairs. ''lls Is to and CAr' - - lble help MAIN STREET Value SALE PRICE 59c And that's what you find in the American legion all to -'37 WEST $1.00 ,. Giving veteraM and _the HALF PRICE made of men and women or , .. a community organiiation up wounded ';lSIbled men. 0f .....iCA life in un­ orphans from all walk, of actively engaged doing widows and of our fn civil Watch This for our annol}ncement a better Ne\o�SI)al)er �elfjsh jobs to make the home town place \ Ibl. recognition 51.69 all pOll have _n Nylons 51.251� of a for the 2. Insuring who SOX to live, be it construction wading pool d men MEN'S 45 to 51. I for an men foretl of Gauge a a lif. .an 79c lidqies, assisting needy family, equipping hospital. senllet :�·.alld 50c Values, 3 pro for

_ honorabl. to or a civic MEN'S HEAVY UNION (Two pairs the customer) sponsoring center., . .... U.s. _ Formal Grand Opening SVITS _ Selective Service took the nafion�s very finest into _ _ .. $2.00 value for $1.49 • and good armed forces. Mor. than three million of them Promoting patriotism the 3, all AmeriCAns. nation the of are in the Legion. preserved the on part

• Frank Aldred spent Saturday Johnston of . Swainsboro, . �i?son, The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, January 30, 1947 in Savannah. visttterl In Statesboro for a Sunday. sale to be used, first to the pay­ applied to me dlschargn rsso.ooi pel' share, each in Ihe _ Herald 30 •. -s- AS I SEE IT- The Bulloch '"Thursday January 1947 ment of in­ from his Guardianship of his said M,·. and the said notes, pr-lncipa l. pat' value of Fifty Dollars Mr. DeLoach was call_,I Mrs. Macie of Mrs. Robert Benson Miss Edith Guill will spend herein. RePPuI'd Brown, Atlant.a, (Cotinued from Editorial terest bat­ children named This is Page) and and the 00). . expenses, The orrice to be . ro because and Satur- week-end at her home in principal Sta tes bo ed to Cordele Saturday is visiting Mrs. Verdie Hilliard. daughter, Noel, spent Sparta. to nil Iirst February, next, Muthews: south Bell, ance, if any, to be delivered 1.0 the therefore notify persons located in Cherry in - Ads Statesboro, Georgia. Monday �n by. of the illness of his mother, Mrs. -5- day Savannah. s- of force which was recently used file their when said tion for and west Joe Littles and Ed . Legal to applica probate by said concerned objo ($50'-j Sarah tions, The petitioners intend in - - Knight. s Ed of the to the office good D Loach. Mr. P. H. Rowell and son, Olliff, Atlanta, Silent occupy governor-s have on 01' before will be heard, state and Bo, This 4th day of January, 1947. if they any, the faith to go forward without de- to. - Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwurds: satisf� s of visited his Brantley John- week-end with his parents, Mr. and the governor's mnnslon. F. I. tax fas for the years Savannah, farnily H. W. B. MJ'I'H. first Monday in February, to secure WILLIAMS, county son NOTICF; OF SALE' 1947, lay subscriptions for f'. Activities Mrs. Cohen Anderson and little here for the week end. and son, Johnny, spent the and Mrs. C. P. Olliff. "Now therefore be it resolved 1940, 19,.2. 1944. 1945 Social (1-30-'Jtc) else he will be dischnrged Irorn snld 1.0 Ordinary. 1943, stock, mutntetn and 19�1., _ opor- and Mrs. James week end at their home here. Mr. s- that we believe that the in­ GEOHGIA-Bullocll County. and daughter, Dale, -s- purty his Guardianship as applied for. (1-30-4te) and the amount of . ate said ratlroad. f�r Johnson went - 1946,. D1V\NTLE\' JOHNSON. t Andel'son Monday in Sa- Mr. and Mrs. back to Atlanta Mrs. Johnny Smith, of Sylvania volved should I' sign the alleged Whereas, hcrt toforc, on May 15 NOTICE OF AI'I'LICA'I'ION $5.75; levied on as the of MRS. I., spent Grady K, John. F. I. WILLIAM , property PE1'El'rION rou I�ET1'ERS 011" Sunday for a few with her until as Sarah t did execute 10 vanah. stan had mf' guests Monday night days. spent Thursday parents governorship such time 1925. Knigh Georgia, Bulloch County. Ordinary. 7. Ben L. Patterson, and notice of 01 MISSION FUO�r - s - and Tuesday. Mrs. Johnson's sis- -s- Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Futch. the courts render a decision." H. VV,·B. Smilh a certain security In compliance with Section (1-30-4Ie). Foul' weeks' notice of petition­ said levy given J. H. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. That AOl\IINIS1'RATION to Imo'v that tel', Mrs. Grady Johnston -s- A roar deed to the following land: 106-301 of Codc of and rs intention to for guardian of said owner, man Dekle, low to Mrs. Friends regret Grady Redmond and I of approval greeted t.his Georgia apply said Bucky Akins. Lane Barney Bulloch tJ. '1'. J:s 1IA \TE CHICKEN Johnson, Mrs. mother Mr. had as guests Mr. and Kimball of Atlanta certain lot of land and being of notice is charter GEORGIA, County. This 29th of October 1946.' Averitt and cut to Mrs. Clayton DeLoach, Redmond of Monticello. They Saturday Johnston, first reading and it was followed lying amendments 1943, has been given by the day SA'J'UnD.i-\\' �IGIIT Johnston. 'like l\tcDougnld, Brnn­ Lloyd Mrs. CITA'l'ION AND NOTICE WHEREAS, James Jones, J,'" S PPEB: of MI's. I\linkovilz and Mr. were Price Hickman, of Live Oak the week end with his in the City of Statesboro, Bulloch of the of ap­ of this Brunn n. Mrs. served her Ike returning from a visit in spent par- rapidly by a second resolution, hereby givcn filing publication petition in one STOTI-IARD DEAL. non Purser, Sall1'11�' Tillmon and Murray F'lorida. GEORG lA, Bulloch Count)'. Adnuntst.rator of the estate of E. DeLolteh is ill in the Charleston S. C. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grady K. En­ County, Goorglu. and in the J209 plication for Registration of a of the newspapers in whch shcr­ Sheriff of Bulloch The JTJ's and their' elates en­ guests chicken salul, a variety of Reppard presented by Margaret I,ily, Eddie Mae ad­ Ilnl waters. - - To Mrs. Rushing, L. to th She was s Johnston. G. M. thereof known and trade name L. G. Laniel' do­ iff's Hendrtx, represents Bullo _ date h County Hospital. s- ory rellglous education student, District" by advertisements are published County, Georgia. joyed a barbecued chicken sup­ Val ntinc sandwiches, nut ministratix. and the Heirs at law Court in his petition, filed nmhulance Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. -s- as Lot number twenty- business CIS BULLOCH IN­ in duly cabin atur­ toasted nuts and coffee. transferred hy Harold Cone, of which said: "As a group of cit­ designated lng Fulton. DeKalb, Rockdale, (310ct.-3 mo.) per at Woodcock's loaf. of Jim H. Rushing, deceased. und entered on record, that he HE". ANI) MUS. U Hrll Statesboro. Mrs. Joh Miss of five On a corrut» subdivision in U SURANCE AGENCY and that The bad da)' from Cordele to Ivy Brinson and small Waycross, returned to their horne Dorothy Anne Kennedy, izens of the sta�e of be­ Newton, Jasper, Putnam, Baldwin, night at 7:30. following On Thursday Mrs, Murray Georgia, You are hereby notified to be hus udminlstered said estate. clay made J. E. sur- of business and office fully ,JE1'ITION FOIt I.. ETTfJRS GIVt:1\' 8110WEH daughter have returned to their Tuesday after a few days visit GSC\\4 spent the week end with that can plat by ,Rushing, place Washington, Johnson, Emanuel, were present: Jackie [l second part y inviting mort} of lieving good government "the and at the next. This is therefore to cite all couples home in with dated December 1919. and of said business is Stutc boro, appear February per- T. E. applied for Mrs. J, p. -;nd Mrs. Cecil Graymont after two their' parents. Mrs. R. L, her mother, Mrs. Mamie Lou be achieved only the expres­ vcyor. Candler, Bulloch, Effingham, lind Rushing having Bucky Akin; Elaine John ro� by term of the court of Ior sons Waters, Rev, and Mrs. Burch and recorded in book one. at 4 Sout.h Main Street. Ordbun-y concerned, kindred and cred- permanent Letters of Adrninistra­ BI'minen left Monday for a visit weeks in the Bulloch County Hos­ Cone and Mrs. J. L. Caruthers. Kennedy. sion of the will o'f the we plat page Ga., Chuthnm. once u week for foul' Louie Simmons; Ilelcn s���� people. to show cause west. c1nughl r, Tulli Anne, were giv­ �11�I�v�I:,��n:l�dfo\.������1�1e',��sC in tile office of Clerk of Bul- said county. why ltors, 1.0 show cause, if any they tion On the Estate of C. M. Rush­ j to Mlarnt and Cuba. pital. 1.0 all of 45 This Junuary 20, 1947. weeks before the of ion. Lovett, sist of the some as Wednes- appeal you in Ihis state, should filing petit Deal, Bill Bowell; Betty CI1 a rnlscclluneous show-, ing said administrutix not be can wiry suid Administrator should Notice is - and deceased. surprise - s --s- to feel­ loch Superior Court, bounded HATTIE POWELL WHEREFORE. ng, hereby Annett score went boldly make known your petil.ioners pruy Tillman; Marsh, day wel'c served. High , t.o make titles to not be from ad- Summy or in the sociat room of the Bap­ us follows: Nor-th 106 ..10 I'eet compelled Troy discharged his that said will be Pat Moore, of Abbeville, S. in this most serious crisis." b), Deputy Clerk Bulloch that they be incorporated us a given upplicaton Brannen; Bet t y Mit­ 10 Mrs Boh Pound. cui to Mrs. ings as in II certain Talmndgc tist Church af'ter M,·: Mrs,.1. S. "Keenan r-turned lot number east- 45.5 feet Mallard provided minlsi.rntion, and receive letters heard at office the first Men­ \ Sunday evening C., vtsited in Stutcsboro for the As the second resolution was 24; by Superior' Court steam 01' deisel pOWCl' rallroud my Donald Hostet ler; Jacklc Lcodel Coleman, and low to Mrs. a t.o executed to of on the fil'St chell, se,'vices w(,l'e O\'cr, by I he mcm­ Thursday from weeks visit with an South 104.7 feet lot option purchase with dismiSSion, Monday day in 1947. week end. Time for a new car? finished the crowd brol

AND LOWEST-PRICED LINE 5. G.IERND CDMPANY The name of the railroad com­ MACON. GEORGIA shall be SOUTHEASTERN r for . pany Formula Available NET WT. 100 LIS. Special IN ITS FIELD! RAILROAD COMPANY. %��!:v.!• FULL-FLOATING RIDE NO R T H G E 0 R G I A 6. The length or said railroad is and start lower-and STATE FORMULA BRAND Yes, Chevrolet prices finish lower-than approximately two hundred and ______. �._ .. _=.J twenty-nine (229) _miles; the gen­ CATTLE MINERAL those of any other line of cars in the Chevrolet price SOUTH GEORGIA ran�e. eral direction is between down­ to te.-tlme perfection the fluId Nne. 0' ••oftly town Atlanta nnd F'OR SOUTH GEORGIA For today, Chevrolet has the 10lVest-priced car as well as Savannah, which is Southeastwardly from tailored dr s. hallo and ' •• Black, pink, w�lt. line cars in its the 10lllest-priced of passenger field-with Atlanta. The counties through ORDER BLANK FOR MINERAL F. Simmons road will run are Ful­ Lannie which said .pun NYOn with cantr.ltln. embroidery. low �as, oil and costs as well, are . exceptionally upkeep And, ton, DeKalb, Rockdale, Newton, (All prices delivered) Jasper, Putnam, Baldwin, Wash­ BERND COMPANY Date 194 .. of course, when it comes to quality-when it comes to B1�­ G. Sizes 14 -tD- 44.- Emanuel, Cand­ $13,95 6.J MAKE NEEDED DISTRIBUTOR ington, Johnson, Macon, and de­ IeI' Effingham and Chat­ Georgia � CHANBES NOW! Car beauty, Bi�-Car comfort, Bl�-Car performance ,Bulloch, 2H N. MAIN ST. STATESBORO, GA. ham. The principal places from Gentlemen: pendability-Chevrolet and Chevrolet alone brin�s you ••• and to which it is to be f!onstruct­ Please let us know right truck line Railroad ed are from Atlanta to Savannah. Please ship by if need an ex­ - away you the amount of ...... each ...... Mineral LANE MOTOR CO. TATTNALL MOTORS The proposed cap­ _ South Cattle $3.75 tra listing for someone Bergs Georgia ital stock is Five Hundred Thou­ ...... Mineral each. in your home or business Bags South Georgia Hog $3.50 Millen, Ga. BOWEN MOTOn, CO. Ga. AT sand Dollars ($500,000.00), with or if a change is neces­ Glennville, BIG-CAR QUALITY- LOWEST -' CO$1! the privilege of increaSing the to: Total amount sary in your present Ship Metter Ga. same to such sums as may be au­ listing oraddress, MOTOR CO. Order PARKER EDWARDS MOTOR Co. thorized by a majority vote of Money stockholders. The STATESBORO - its corporation Check � � ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::�::::::::::::\:::::::� Ga. Ga. for one hundred and continue - - · __ Sylvania, Claxton, Chevrolet Inc' shall _ Franklin .. Company, C:O. D, () ·······_ ··_····1····--·- TELEPHONE CO. one (101) years, with the right of ,"'"." "'" """",,.. ,,""".. "1''' , ,, ' .. I .. renewal. The capital stock shall ""''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''"''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''"""" ' 60 East Main St. Statesboro, Ga. Phone 101 con.sist of common stock only in the amount of Fifty Dollara

• I white early spring flowers ment IS Just around the COTner 1947 MURRY SCHOOL OF ,a new sense of pleasure ::.������������� The Bulloch January 30, AltTIIUn Char en- Herald, Thursday, those who are In­ 1'1 ISO L McLemore, prosr- actcrtst rc of hl'l our+y DANOING TO IlAVE Tt::t\OlIEIt' She invuos rho \v M S the vu-omcnt h s .001", to be at tile woman S dent of opened 'he, j\T \VOl\[,\N'S OI.VB MONDA\' terested �hI(., urch have automo­ Official to own News reports Organ reb­ With n and a ambition wants tntelltgent Official Organ Club on Monday af'ter noon mocung prayer Eloisr of bile and furmsh I ef'er ences as to Febt'uar 3 In­ will be short IIl1PICRSIVC devotional PIC- hCI own ranch wjlh plenty for On Monday y lUUIY 3 where II1S11uctlon and for session sobriety Industry honsty structors flam the Suva nnnh AI­ until 900 o'clock In the Siding over the business horses _-­ given - EPISCOPAL CLASSIFIED rnan­ ------otrunon man can make pel Bulloch of thc she the Qualified THE County MUll School of Dancing rnecung presented Bulloch HERALD thui y CVCl11l1g MI I Evans of Lower Ii'luor of With substantial County BULL'OG:H and (l . ent connection tr-ial wor-k to be done the flrst MIS College Library OF • ,,111 be III St at sboro to affcl dUTlI1g: DEDICATED TO THE AND ton \Ii and Mrs Dr lb. J Nell, I"INISH mGn SOIlOOL lit home rOT m­ STAT,ESBORO BULLOCH COUNTY or the Soper VISIINI Lay Reader corrtern With oppor tumty lessons In ballt oorn dancing Iot EXeCU1'IV�� BOAIID OF quru tCI year I PR0o.RESS L J Shuman JI rucsduy with I, O. S Study pnrt time or� creased income Apply givmg full 5 and lap '''OM}\N'S l\fJSSION �\R\' chnirmnn 9 adults and teen-agel MIS Aldred program ------Morriing Pr-ayer, 30 A M full time. L. E. Oulbertson, Rf'I', details of age, experrcnce em­ February 6, 1947 nne! bsllct dAI1ClIlg fOJ small chilo SOOIETY �n:ET Icd the STOUP III Singing thch Septuagestmn Sunday Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, NUMBER 12. ] l06 .�. St , Sl1vl1nnuh, Gn and reason for bel lev­ VOLUME VII Sermon Henry ployment T('I\ theme chours Let the Love of GROOVER--COHB "Cana The TI ansfor­ the \Va­ fill P 0 The executive board of IS rnude this mg can thts POSition Jesus Shine within your Hear-t." Announcement I11l1lg Power of Christ' sun dir oct I ess man s Society of the or 1\11 s SUBSTAN'I'lAN ANNUAL IN­ Box Albany, Ga DOllS l Iale G81 Mlssionary rna \ week or the mdllll,l;e 718, DUling H so lnl hour MISS 11 FII'SL Church which meets COME FOil PAn1'-TIM� SEH- Preston of the school of dancing POints Bnpttst In Wlflle Olliff GJOtl\l'1 of Stutes­ Sp a rs esststcd MIS Aldred I Hereford In ench AsksU,.S. States out that lAP dancing and ballct on I he last Monday boro and Mr \\ Jllls E: Cobb of DID YOU KNOW that the Top to Plan For chicken, pickles, Goes Election· serving pressed I METHODIST CIIUIICn Preston , \\111 de­ month were enter-mined last lind States­ boro Floral IS Your Drvs daucing ImpIO\C posture and Rocky 1'\ C Shop keeping potato chips crackers, coffee Mount, Chas. A, -lucksnn, ,Jr. To Declare In afternoon Mrs \V H 118Mtor warm and Camp v clop coordtnnuon and POISC Monday by bcr-o, on Irt(,lnoon Jan- flowers 'Agrowing to Have In Saturday Men III ts on North n ... \\ AS an CCIII­ Aldred 51 at her home a With steam heat In their childr cn ('II appi uary 25 The mur-nuge look place 1130 m Layman s DdY MI green­ adults II 0(>­ Main St reet l'he 1001115 WCIC houscs-all automatic controls lion Inr I1\UslC For In Statcsboto B I Thornton, Lay Leadej of the Stewart Surplus Wets Ask to Control 111 I cd and 1I0W" ON cnu. IlECOMES For atod Bat and decor 'll \ (>10 n or confidence beautifully COl dele EntrieJ Feb. Keep rt"'C'hng- Georgia H. District, speaker Prince Ilreston ------1'OP I I.IGIIT SI(A'I'INO S I AR Congressman 8 00 ENTERTAINING AHEAD? Lenders of" the Last week thc wet forces In p.m Friendly Gcstui e scr­ you this week Introduced Temperance I. Her etor d Prince H. Preston went to bat Monday of C. S. COURSES will some deli­ of Georg!!"s top Congressman vice With ------1'1 ic I)nzz I ICC' tilac c ce dls- the Boy' SCOUls as , whip up tempting Eight House of Iorces IJ1 Bulloch County repot t • . Statesboro to mg: spec nvniluhll' to hnnoruhly In a bill In the Reprcson­ organized present IIUC of when use HOLSUM breeders have entered cattle hIS home state In the House of whlch comes 10 thc guests honor cacics you for Representatives the seorebai or U Vogues chnrged SEU\,H I ME.N under d As­ tatives directing y successful rully at the Bnptlst thcir QI guments fuvor-lng the I READ' It out the the annual Geot gta Heref'ot for a week Sunday School at 10 15 am br-ings tangy m D. on of last week. Stewul t at 190 On MUI1ICIJlIlI Ihe G I. 11111 "I HI!.:'!!I," held Washington, C., Thursday \VB I to declare Camp ChUl ch here Sunday aftel noon of Registered of of the Al�llt01l1l1n of sandwich eads and sociation cattle sale to be existing system con[rol Youth Fellowship at 7 00 p.rn f'Iavor SPI House of lust to W an addl ess 111 the lIlI1esvllle surplus week when represcntntIVes Teachers sales III Bulloch J... E. toasts brown and delicious here Fehnom·y 27 according Tn. College lIquOJ County CULBF.RTSON CIISP name Preston said the ��� I��gl ��' I:'��t' '���s�,,:)O;�Sd�II�; 1106 Gn he lIrted the Representative fl0111 every scction of the county arc under the E lIonM SII\ IIlInuh l1each [or HOLSUM at S Rice manager of the aSSOClR­ Representntives Lab Thermometer They organized In ,III sl1O\\ bUSiness Cven more yOUl glo- should be Ie· of the gl eat State of Georgra up 280,OOO-acre tract mel to hear B I Thornton of nl1mc or t he Bulloch ASSoclutlOn cels tlon 1I1lllSUIII than would bE.' the ract' FmST nAI'TIS'l' ClIUIIOII ownci s ) n the black headlines of the tllt ned to 1,000 former Cordele, Rev Chas A Jackson The t C 111 a t u I e In nnll of Consignments have heen madl" thlOugh pel Legal Control 111II1 ,In """"�����=-==-==-==-==-==-== to the House on the and olympIC SWimming champ m at natIOn's newspapers and spotlight­ hiS remarks Rev Eat I Serson speak EI­ Thcil states Sunday School 10 15 a m 24 Olnll1nllr ICt'rM by the Hills nnd Dales fal Ulound Statcsboro dloppcd to spokesman that would come [,0m Nome Alaska, facts and Preston sard, ''The Will De­ del V 1I0l11 o[ WOI 11 a Fuller E ed It With hIStOlY, flg­ b,1I FAgan presIded at the want thcll I ship 30 m LaGrange, owned by 19 ees on morn­ they, poSItIOn clearly IS t he fact ,ha t ElOIse Day one P12OVE5 In d degl 'Wednesday Sermon 'The PI 14- nil star AI hi who ules SHOPPING AROUND partment apparant dhiregol meeting understood the of Bul· Georma"1- Theatre CClOusncss of Callaway, J, , paid $52,000 by pcople stars " m of thiS week of Ihc high nYlllg Slherson Supply nov Jackson gave Information Ing on Nooh Was Drowncd" "1 a definite lIend flom Howcll Cobb whcn wero formulated rOl.' t he undcl the Short ... 2:80: 4 7 14: 9'86 away legls- rlen John FOlSyth plans set-up bootlc,,!gpr 02, REAL ICE bused on natIOnal, state, and shall hOI T ow one of Dr LOUIe l\1a,in St. Statesboro, Ga, Bus latlve domlllance toward a better .lames M Wayne, Herschel V the restoratIon or Camp Stewfllt sales system" East Through county statIstics, to show that re­ Newton S SCI mons," smd Rev balance of power between the Johnson, Robcr t Toombs, Alexan­ lands to form�r ownen� and to "See Us For Auto Parts & 1'1'lies 51h penl had been a mueh greater fail­ Jackson "I heard him preach once Supplies" executive, leglslntlve, and Judlcal der H Stephens, and Thomas E prevent th-c government cuttmg 11I1I�j���\' 11:�C�",Tlantl Service ure than Prohibition ever W[lS on the ract that Noah ",�lsn't sav­ ! Sought branches of government Among \Vatson Frcdcllck L Olmstead, the timber on the lands. Frank 'Vith Ruhert \'Ollll!:, lJurbliru "nit, claimed to be Using U S Depm t­ ed from lhe flood but wns drown­ ; these was the amendment of 1823 the Yankee peripatetic, declared M Iller of Pembroke p.....lded at Talmadge Rally nlHl Frunk l\1orgnll Mayor J Gilbert Cone County mont or Commerce figures he ed It was the most forceful ser­ I -24 pi oVldlllg for popular election It IS obVIOUS to the travelel and the meeting where rept'ellentatlves Sturt.: 8.00: 5'08: 7:07: 9:11 Chairman FI ed W Hodges, showed "that money spent for al­ mon on the cvlls of the IIquol of the Governor The prOVision of notOllouS In the stoc� market [rom Liberty, Long, Bryan, Talt­ ! Chamber of Commercc PI csldent cohoic beverages, and gallonage or tTafflc I have ever hea.d" Draws Crowd for the 1 eturns of IIall Evans countlel met Big thiS amendment that thel e�is more and S Brunson life, enterprIse alcohol had Increased FEU. Allen R Lanier. Hoke consumed, COMING, n-7 electIOns was as follows skill and III ustry In than a Georgia the since of Pro­ More than 700 Bulloch coun­ "TilE and Alfred Dorman, will jom In years repeal STIIANGE LOVE OF of election in oth,:.r of the southern com­ • C.- The returns every any 400 cent He Ilans and representatives from group of cItizens from South hibition by about per J. T. J. Club �LAItTHA IV1!lRS" for shall be sealed wealths It I. the land Pledges on a bus governor yankee wets that 11elghborl'lg counties met In a and G80rila trip .. Speci�i8t, Sw said, '''I'Ile prornWlil' u_.P",b.�mtl0�n It c-•• Ii . Seven New Memller. :";�.__MllII. MOnday alternoen- t)le pJWIding JuatlCt" 1I!!I!8J'''' tli'ere woUld be less drlnklng It :!OIlnt)'"wIde rally here Saturday • Numerous were made Pub­ from o'her retums, and directed changes we would Prohibition bllt For Term Ifternoon to endorse the 01 0 appear before the FlOrida rfgbt 1I1ue Mold repeal 1947·48 actio]1 MUNICIPAL Savannah, Gil. to the of the senate and In the Constitution of Georgia In �ho General Allf MAlt AUDl1'ORIUM, lic ServIce CommIssIon president Instead there are progressively Assembly In naming to Bluo mold on tobacco The J T J Club thiS week an­ will ask that the the speakel o[ the house of rep- 1877, (Iesl>:ned pllmarlly pre­ appeared drunkards out of the Herman Talmadge Governor of nt 8:S0. Prices $805; $24-4: $188 The group making �----' THAT Il'ebrUfUY 71h through t4th. Nightly alld transmitted to beds In Ware and Cook countles nounced tho pedges of the club -...... Gel your lupply from Florida Pubic ServlCo €ommls,"lon Isentatlves, American people" Gcorglu The rOily was sponsor­ G LETTER. .uul S 1.22 OhlldrCII Illlt.tlnou Saturduy, Ji't,brllrtl,y 8. Chlhlnll hiS excellency the governor, or last week, accordIng to J for the 1947-48 school ycm "S ed the Bulloch Tal­ '-�f2.11 Slt.mlnl grant the ServIce Coaches Line, by County r-" disease Of the person exerclsmg the duties of Gaines, tobacco speCialist Usmg Georgia Department follows Betty Lovett pledged Club NOW COSTS ONLY 5 CENTS AN 01. BRADLEY & CONE Sl Adults $1.50. All lux Included. the to ope",te through FOrltel', Chairman mudge 00; Inc, light Roy station Revenue he of the nor fOl the t l111e be­ at the Tifton expellment Internal figures Said, Anne Remington, Annette Marsh In the court room of bus service from Baltimore, Md govel Meetmg TICKETS NOW AT MUNICIPAL }\UDITOllIUM, SAVANNAH. Georgia Repnblicians tobacco o[ to Anne who shall WIthout opcllIng Most Bulloch county "licensing liquor had failed pledged Betty Sherman, thc Bulloch COUI t hOllne SEED & FEED CO. to Florida, to come tip ough Stat­ IIlg county to II. Tru�too, returns cause the same to bc At have already procured a rid of bootlegging as had Helen Deal Odum, Mnke Ohccks Pllynblc Gtll'funkle, esboro said Rot!l.ry Monda.y growers get Pledged Patsy Lbe gloup heard talks by Colum­ laid befm e thc senate on the day supply of fermate or other blue been promised The reports of the Patty Banlon In the Deputy RegIOnal DIICCtOI Real Ploper!y Disposal servmg for the full hillbIllies WIll be at the school on Mrs. yrant Tljlman presIded fourth place of the and served by the boys, The ers on the table Talmadge Jones and are Signed up 699 Ponce de Leon A\enue, N E trlot Is on the second floOl ed, the bUSiness national finals. WEST MAIN ST. GA. course In home ec 13 at 7 30. meetIng. STATESBORO, Savannah inVitations, the place cards, the pI epared the ham and gravy, and year's February A t1nnta J GeOJ gta Phone CYPI css 3611 MotOr AmerIcan Building 10 ( AT 98) lEverett Company North Main Street J. OLLIFF EVERETT . Statesboro, Ga.