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Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle) Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 1-9-1947 Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle) 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 Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle)" (1947). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 2358. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/2358 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]. ,chnol of �l "nlveroltlJournafllao:." T.I!:N RULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS THURSDAY, JAN 2, 1947 \ °G A. BAL1{WARDLOOK I I MORE THAN The True Memorial TEN YEARS AGO. HALF CENTURY IS AN UNWRI'lTEN BUT BLO­ From Bulloch Times, Jan. 7, 1937 SERVICE Annual observance of day BULLOCH college rr STOaY OF ALL TIlAT QUENT WIll be held at the MethodIst church IMEsTREN& WHERE NEEDED church (STATESBORO IS BEST IN Ln'B. next Sunday at 11 30 o'ciock NEWS-STATaBORO The EAGLE) college choir WIll render music • under direction of Mrs Z S Hen BoJlOab Tim... E.tablUlhod 1892 ! 0Ul' work helps to :reflect the dcrson StaMllboro Newa, E.tabllebed 1901 ! CouaoUdated JUIUlrJ 17, 1117 IV C Brantley spent the holidays JACKSON-SMITH which eplnt prompta ),OU to end SOCIal events Mrs JImmIe Olhff Stateaboro Eacle, Eatabhebed 1917-Conaoildated D_ber II, 1910 BTATESBOIlO, GA., THURSDAY, JAN 9, 1947 VOL 54-NO 44 with I elatives In Dublin The home of Mr and MIs Carl the stone a8 an act of re._ and MISS Menzo Cumming were joInt Personal with Purely Troy Jones spent the hnlldays I Ear l Jackson, of Dublin formed the and devotion Our hostesses at an 'open house" Christ � his at their home in Valdosta for the of ehelr mas afternoon from 5 till 7, when I Rural farnily setting marrrage Ie at your servlee. Electricity refreshments 10 and red eNOl'S WOMEN AND WINE Notifies Constituents MIss Gwen Dekle, of Atlanta, nnd MI and MIS Ph'ilip Sutler, "r daughter MIss Jacqueline Eleanor green COUNTY IN were served -The T E T 's enbertain­ In BUREAU STORY OF FIcnON lilt s Eula of Claxton, w re Columbia S C were visitors her e Jackson to Hubert Smith at Popular Demand Debouch, RII"y ed WIth an Is To Serve Brannen - all mght party Thursday Eager here the week a Thayer Monument Co. Bullooh VISitors Friday during lovely candlelight ceremony taking night, beginning WIth a banquet at RANK NEAR county farmel'Jl paid, A Local EQUAL ANNUAL MEETING Metter, Ga, Jan 7th 1947 Mr 0 B to Since 1922 'BIter was a a HAS and IIIrs MIss Madge Cobb has returned place Chrtstmns eve 10 the presence Induetry Cecil's which dance through local collecting agency, $86, To The Cltlzens of COUNTERPART "Love of Takes the 49th Dlstrtct week end of Mr after her moth JOHN M THA.YER theater and 0 seeond dance a Money" 37565 for For guests Washington viaiting of the Immediate families TIW! Rev Proprietor party current u..ed III 1946, a Second Term Followmg [ WIll be nt the PIedmont Hotel III Enoch Arden the Woman's Club room which lasted Came Home I, Bland at er Mrs T J and Mr and Mrs A J double Subordmate Posltlons m chec� on Atlanta durtng the session of Augusta Cobb, Bruyere performed the 41i West MaiD Street PHONE 489 0.. the Excelaior Electric Mem Mikell Elected President ccnung )\fler Absence To Btateaboro, till daylight, -A number of delight the stnte Long MISS of Wulh. Cobb of whita Court legistuture, and WIll be glad Mary Hogan, ling deremony Baskets ful ties were the Mayor's Monday bership Corporattons deposits showed A pat grven during Most Successful Tenure t heur from the citizens of t�" 49th Discover Many Changes VISIted the holidnys Mr and MI s Nuth Holleman and 0 during gladoh completed the arch formed by week m honor of Mrs Ralph Howard, Durtng 1945 these same USIll'S Senatoral Dlatrtct Whoever It was that said some R (Bulloch, ,ElVRns Some of who and Mrs Beaver Hal net and spant candelabra who before her recent marriage was REA 128 P MIkell was renamed presi you read the.e Un.. Roy daughters, Lucy holding hghted tapers TRIPLE-S CLUB PARTY and lilts Braswell entertained WIth puid $29 21 for sen'I.". and Oandlei counties) on any matter MISS SImmons 'thing- obout "the love of money" be lines wtll recall that Mrs J W of Orlando, Fla Dubhn WIth frtends und a mass of lIIary -An enjoyable from dent of the III which be there Is- fre­ Shaw, flanked by southern A dehghtful holiday party among a small bridge and dessert party. this orgnniautlon, or $7,2473S Bulloch County Fal m Bu they may mterested If occasion was tHe dinner mg a t the bottom of the evils of hIS and blrthday [ can be of, service to citi quently spoken of 1\ lIetltlous lS viaitmg' IIIrs Leon Donaldson and relatives smilax which formed the the young set was the progl'eSSlve For scores IIIrs McDou­ less than 10 1946 reau any any penon­ Improvised ••• • high Walter for Mrs B I It at the annual of that gwen Sunday evemng day-was Solomon I-was talking meeting zen of this dlatrict as s of dinner and theater On New won towels and Fred T Lanier please fee� free to age known Enoch Arden 1>11 and MI Roy Beaver IIIr and IIIrs Lonnie Waters, alta, White and Chrtstmas Mr and Mrs Jack Harvllle an party gald Smce there WOI e few If any more Maybe 'holly Swinson at the horne of her daughter about a rent u which cult on Year's Eve The wera served A diff ei from that winch organisation convened Satur me [wIll be to have I Dublin was nounce the group received handkerchiefs box of glad not all of you ealiae that he was MISS Trnbue Daley of North Tonawanda, N Y spent sev berries were used elsewhere for dec birth of 0 daughter, Jackie Mrs J A Crawford -A lovely hoh customers on the REA hnes In 1946 cocktails at the home of Ann Rem 111 s the benafit of your views on matters Jet at the marshmallows as floatmg prize W<!nt prevailed Mayol Cone court last at Teachers last Sutur mere fictIon-and stIll the of 1I11ss COl men Cowart ernl at the Jueckel Hotel dur Bulloch County Hospital event was the watch party New t"an III 1945 day College others may be guest days oration the salad course at the day thIS mdlcates that rural pertullllng to the OPOI atlon of the December ington Itome to Mrs Frank Olhff, and for low Mnl mornIng Or 27th Mrs Harville IS the Year's at whIch Mrs Edwm Mondoy maybe thlllgs Mr MIk<!11 has served as unfamillar WIth the our 101 1\ few last week the "eek of Savannah of at ntght peopl" are to day presl state Yo.u WIll finrl me on the senate story Well, days Ing past MIss Sara Jackson former MISS Potsy Odom, the "maIO plate Gordon lIIays won a Jor of Fam Leo have puttIng electrICIty work Jerry Wllhoms Groover entertained the members of changed maybe S('Ilornon was Lincoln s Ala Pres the home of Ma des on SIde of the cllpltol or at the PI"d LIbrary tells thIS much MISS Grace Woller, of Atmore, Congressman and MIS Prince W(lS h�r sister's maid of hon('r and • •• • ry Brannen, and preserves and Arthur TUI ner a jar the farm As more electrical dent only one year, but durIng that her brIdge club and other guests m so accustomed to those aff",rs that mont Hotel the tlll1e Gen the week and Mr and IIIrs Fred Thomas LanIer ...rt at the home of Betty Ann Sher of Fam Lee rehsh went to I during the about hIm spent scvel�ll days during ton and duughters Ann Kay only attendant She wore a dress of Ashtrays honor of Mrs J W Johnston of equIpment IS aVl\llable for farm yeat the of the Ulan he dldn t count women w I ne as dOIng membershIp local ernl IS to sese Ion announce the birth of a after whIch the mIdnIght show M IS Fred LanIer for cut Mrs Al and Assembly \I for daughter, a "Ith IIIlss Betly MItchell I"it durIng the eek Wanhmg plllk taffeta featurlllg fitted bodIce Roanoke, Va former member of Jobs, thIS expendIture for productlYe mereased from to 2 Th, hero of Tennyson's poem Eltzabeth December at at the GeorgIa Theater was attended bert Braswell Jr nnd Mrs Fred elements of trouble ehapter 1,484 Cordially Anne, 27, the, the club was of the snmc name 01 and 1111 s Lehman Wllhams and ton 0 C to I eSlde and full net skIrt and she carrIed an -MISS Gladys Thayer current WIll continue to rlae 160 R G n seaman who 18 Bulloch Mrs LanIer Couples attending were Betty Ann SmIth aSSIsted Mth Ice cream thIS probllbly members DANIELL, County HospItal servmg hostess at all Informal But IS by wily of .eaehmg the WI of wer" charmmg State Senate Dl8tllct ecked On nn uninhabited tropical DIlly Wllhnms Savannah, Mrs Robert Bland and Call Colhns arm of Better Times ToseS was MISS Anne of Shennan Kltchmgs, Ann Wa WIth ol,d Dan 0 Lee and 111 49th bouquet formerly Sttange, Jerry topped strawberrIes whtp th e Olaude Cowart dance Tuesday evomng at CeCil's pomt lt women and wine wei ISland who.e he spends many of lIfr and MI.
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