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Bulloch Herald Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 1-30-1947 Bulloch Herald Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of tS atesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Herald" (1947). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 3784. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/3784 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 <JJIUROII BRAND NEW Kerosene STOVES Official FIRST ·IIM·TI, and children, Sue and Clyde of Official Organ Organ T. ,ur�OI1, Three-burner with built-In oven. Eurl IJustor Chicago, spent the week-end �Ith GARDEN FRESH r;.�zen foods: for 10'15, Classes her Sea .Food MaIO ROEBUCK for Recognizes Thompson Sunday School parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Center. 60 West $39.95. SEARS, CO., of for all Pillman on St. (Next to Phone 19 West Main St. Statesboro, Ga. Following the resignation of "2. The uuthority, if any, es that the Supreme Court Is ages. their way to Washing­ City 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.
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