FOR Fuel SEE The Bullcch Herald, Thursday, March 13, 1947 SALE_Ncw QUAKER US-For your Oliver Points. .. n ?" � ,.. r t Oil Heater with len inch burner. I We have a few Oliver Goober. I � 'i(i �" • Woods Golden Prolific Seed Corn � & ill.1 � � A i' !.iW;"'; May be soon at the Walker Tire turn plows. BULLOCH EQUIP­ l'Hrs. Willial I L. Deal n, A. Hart Is and Battcl'y Scrvice onE"st Main MENT CCOMPANY. Phone 582. • Woods Improved Golden Dent I Street. WI,LLS. 3-13.3,(, Dies From BUl'IlS Hllried Tuesday at HER�IAN • Woods Improved White Dent Sustained Month l)'go Maeedonia Cemetery NOTICE. BOOIUlIGEI'ING ...Hastings Yellow i>roHfic Official Organ WANTED-F-art or Official . I'BI::G1NN1NC MONDAY.' Murch full-time Organ C. Mr. D. A. 73, died at P. A. ACCOUN'I'ING • White Prolific Mrs. Wilbur L. Deal dicd ut Hart, age 17, L will sHlI'1 Taxi salesman to work Bulloch Hastings for my Service, I... Rr-r. County. her-e fl. OUIIJI'I'tSOIl. for the local hospital arty Monduy his 404 Maln Must Jive in Work • Direct from �'nl11e, clIJ"r i\11t)n�HY Ncssmith's G"OCCI'Y. INTEIIN,\'I'IONAL Statesboro, Ga., Whatleys Prolific, Irom sustnlned a long 1'1I- is Bulloch ,THE morning injuries MOI'l1l1lg Street. "Viii apprcclatc your call- both pleasan t and profitable.' County a�lcr _lllnc�s. CORUESPONDENC'E • 'CHOOLS Bulloch CO:Jnt\· bUI'I1f'd were held WhatJeys. HERALD when she was severely Address: Box care The Bul­ BULLOCH 11�1'1i1 SCl'\'IC,CS ,Ill ing. Duy Phone, 468, Night Phone, '1106 E. �t.. 2-382. 329, DEDICA.TED TO THE OF First th� UCllry • Southern Snowflake PROGRESS STATESBORO AND one month ago. Mrs. Dcu l, age Baptist 1l�esdll� 166-L. Aulbert Nossmlth. loch Heral�. 4tp. BULLOCH COUNTY Ch�I'CI!Enr! Suvnunutr, On. Serson __ 22. is survived by her husband, morning wit h Rev. f. Ilil • Reid National and Woods Golden Buriul was iil the Mnc- I SCHOOL IT two sons. Marvin Deal nnd Gat'ey in charge. FINISH HIIGH COST NO the WANTED; 100 new Laundry cus­ MORE-Buy Seed Corn Hybrid . Purt Time __ D(,f1I. or StfllCSOOI'O; one sister, cdonin Cemetery. I ·t;udy best. No need to accept off brands VO_L_� V_D � S_ta_w__ tomers. Laundry 011 Court. �------A'r HOME Model .• Oorn s_b_o_r_O_,_G,e_o_r�g_ia_,_T_h_u_�d_a�Y_,_�_Ia_r_c_h�2_0�,_1_9_4_7 �N�wn==be==r�18 one Mrs. H. L. i\losley, of Lyons; I House any longer. Standard Brands are Aristogold Hybrid Sugar -======�= Corn r. VETERANS NOW GUARD PAYROW brother. Thomas McCoy, of At­ fntemuttonet back again at DONALDSON­ • StowelJs Corn HERALD School8 Evergreen School Bano. one half-brother, \VilIiam 't he Cur SEE CONTRAC­ SMITH, Statesboro's Mens to Extend lantu: respondenee C. B. CRIFTIN. Oldest High City 2-8821 and or 1100 E Henry St.. TOR, for concrete septic tanks, Boys Store. t[c

__ ._:������������� C_:o_n_n_e_r,__ S_op_c_r_to�n:. Gu. IJulianGroover's Snvunnnh, rIoors Phone Assailant and roundations. MONEY TO 149-R. 12 East omrr si, Stales­ LEND Severa: & Cone Seed and Feed Co. Tums Late Courtland Sbeet WA ITED- One Bradley Up SALI::SMAN or boro. 3-13-2tc. thousand dollars quick cash avail­ coffee concerns South's largest able Ior loans from $50 to $1500 Cliff Brltdley Billy Cone 1 needs live wire salesman. Must IT'S THE DID YOU-I(NOW THAT THE on improved real estate. Low rate 377 For Parade FromOaktoR.Ro Now in Hands of Sheriff 0\'.,111 CUI'. Give age, experience and FLORAL SIIOP of Rl"np Telephone STATESBORO lntorect. rlepe! find nlat , AMAZING slut us Ilrst. letter. Write I� "The Sitorc With the Oheckerboard Front" as us TELE· The PatrIck's IlTwl'ilal close to you your HINTON BOOTH St. Day parade Last week fhe clty oecul'ed the It was like when Chester n F. VAUGHN, P O. Box has sent lightning striking 2040; PHONE? Call 319. 3-27-4te. committee In Savannah last deed necessary for the right.- Wells,.,Jr Statesboro from Snvannnh, Ca. 2tp. a letter to S. H. Sherman, super­ to negro,.lunged behind or-way open up Courtland street . , AND Intendent of the Statesboro High from Oak street to the at the Post Office on South Mam Street H. Macon Bonon SOMETHING LACKING? Bot Railroad' hedge RESIN OIL School, expressing its regret that street. This street will and attacked and beat Julian it's HOLSUM BREAD. It's t.he go. through burtally up Groover the chartered bus failed to show property of e. P. oner. 1::. c. new, wonderful way of adding til? last at 8:45. up last Monday morning to trans­ Oliver Mrs. Dan DaVIS. Saturday night Mother I Father. zest. to meals. FOI' a The uttack WALL FINISH'.� deliciously­ port the Statesboro High School a�d �ame suddenly to flavor and butter- According to the records. the I different band to Savannah for the parade. • • Julian us he was peacefully walk- texture. Reach ror HOLS cIty paid approxImately $5.700 for smooth Mr. Sherman met the ing home \yith a small bag of emergency t.he to extend Court- At Local Church SUM at your grocers! rtght-of-\�ay in his hands. about a dozen Pool money . by commandeering land to Ihe railroad. Mr. Olliff ami'Swimming Moves cars In Statesboro to transport the When the negro out Irorn H. H. Macon, owner and FOR RENT-Ncw Aparmcnt for Mrs. Davis charged the city for One More Srep leaped opern- band to Savannah. However. the behind he Mr. tor of the and State lease. Located in front of Hos­ theIr property while Mr. E. C. hedge grabbed the- owar s Statesboro youths arrived half an 'I' d ReaI'tI y ped his hands across his face and atres here, has purchased and pital. Two bedrooms. plenty of Oliver donated his. hour after the start of the Irom the presented to the L. J. parade Groover back and slap- Statesboro Meth- J closet space. Call SHUMAN, It is expected that the will The construction of a swim- cily end were somewhat disorganized I moulh. the.Before Mr. could odlst Church the music system 413-R. .JR., Ilmmediately hegln work on the ming pool in Statesboro will Groove� Which ------. a in the march. __ for time They I realize whut was to recently has been tried out - new street. It will be 0 tl5-foot be a step nearer next week happe�lI1g went on to make a fine hIm by church officIals. 1,000.000 AMERICANS showing. --.. t.he negro dragged him back Mr. Macon - street which will Include the sid _ when it is expected thut t.he CAN'T BE WRONG The committee in Savannah had Post In Two v.hronJ havi .ta,tld a Jacuon walks. Mluinippl .nlqui poltwar bul1nll.,-th, c! plnns for t.he I}OII will un-tvc . over Americans chartered a bus and had the bus Ice unc t \0 ntson erne �:��/�� Mr�. Yes, 1,000,000 Armored Car Servlee, Edwin C. are •• �f/hc heldg�s �t.wcen hthe �1�8��';'c��s.t�Cr.C:�:h I Humphreys, I.ft, and R. R. Ho,nb.ok pr ident This project hors been in Statesbsoro from Al lunta. a letter to hanging T. G. It over and decided Firsl Culs confivrn it in anti on MaCCin, to Rpv. have t.hought company Iccrctory·treolurcr, rI'plctlvlly. Founded a Vet.,anl Admlniltration several wtederrnan J\ terrific st.t·uggle took pIncc according flt'e for years.' nnd Singlcf{on. in United States Ar­ Mr. Sherman. The Statesboro bUline,sl loan, the thr•• ,It"an" Charles A. Jackson, Jr. Included t'o sel've the ."proved oth.r. • helwcen the with ,lINlce construction of At- two, Mr:' Groov- . .m�loYI architects, new �chool is a stickler in the gift of the musical superintendent ------peacetime Army. � -. _ £II' t he about as syst.em my-lhe II negro much t lanta, hope to have f1 del oiled giving and didn't want will be • of Because of the hIgh pay, � for punctuality as the library recordIngs, Why? I SPRING FOOTBALL GAME set of ror fIght strong young negro Lb. to the plans ready ap- automatic and the chance to save Savannahinns get impres­ was him. clock, And the neccs- money. SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAV I, prov" I at that time. givinr; Finally. the sSe sion that the tardiness of the bund Sllry Because of travel and adventl.l\'c ncgro got Ihe best or him and Mr.. mlcmphones. OINOERBREAD MIX OALLED OFF It is estimated that the was due to any fault of his. ,IS "We to in far-orr lands. Because of the , Groover hegan calling fol' heln. plan Use the Instrument Planes for 105x45 foot pool can be com- finest medical and dental care. Daily Ernest Teel athletic dh'eclor of 1t is bclleved that Tommy Rush- sparIngly." Rev. Jackson. pAstor nf 60 days after !III Ihe and "ecrea­ the saId." Because of the sports thc Statesboro HIgh Sehool, an-. in� WRS the first person to hear church, Mrs. Roger Hol- Exams­ materials are se- land tion .. Because of the Civil Service ����S���y Mr. Groover's call for Mr. will play at inlervals durlM opportunities ! nounced today that the Spring cured. help. satisraction in Uncle Sam . was In his office when the wcck, and we will establish helping For Corps of Engineers f00tba II game schedIdu e wIth Rushing a daII tI the peace. Because of the Statesboro' I Claxton he heard the cries for help and y me for a brlef broadcast keep Soon for I Friday night. March • Is Announced • of the reUrement pay and the security. called the police. Wilen the police carrillonlc bells. In nddi- AIR MAIL OR AROO· ,28. has been cancelled. He states .. ••• 1. Tho synlhellc II d oN finIsh ••• able Board "rrlved and to tlon, We will use the bells and Remember: Over 1,000,000 The Executive Secretary, Working quietly and without fanfare since last that he received word that the began investigate, thins with waterfor miraculously your t.he was still on organ as a call to before Americans have qualified. Go (0 of U. S. Civil Service Examiners officials of Claxton team could not negro the scene, worshIp convenience and economy. September, Southern Air Lines, Inc. get National Guard to your nearest Army Recruiting Pl'unes for' the Savannah District, Corps 2. hl..I, Im.rt.. 1 .010,,1 Styled by SWEET PICKl'NS have of a Meet March Station ror full details, Post or­ of War Department, vi.rtually completed development gip'an- 27th ��� �:cl�o�� t�: :t�r!:\�nt.��mVI�: leading decoratort. Engineers, ���Iuf� �:�:r�;�t !�:-n,!:,���:��J: !�';�����at:�I:��,':�h��a��nday fice, Statesboro, Gu. Savannah, Ga.. is announcing tic new aviation installation at uled. For Exams Street and disappeared. The po- l. In.'.... d du,.bllllyl A horder; Milledgeville, Ga. Physical Peas unassembled ex­ When completed, it will lice found that the persson calling I tougher, Jonger-Iasting finish. open competitive tre-I Coach Teel added that he ex- Thul'Sday March 27, I ror was Julian Groover amInations for ArchItectural, mendously exp"nd "ir line service to po-, help Iy- Fat Cattle 4. GrllterhlcilngpowlrlOnecoatcovera PuncI1 Oar( pecls schedule a game if he tenttal membersnight,. I Spring Structural, I'; and fol' the first time B Is Art) for the on the In a bat- most interior even waH· Civil. Cartographic, Ceorgia, can Bulloch, Ing ground badly any lurrace, I possibly do RO. I Show and Sale IS for in will County National Guard will be r.ondl1lon. H� wa. so paper. and. Topographic Draftsmen history provide Statesboro Illegal and Must l.erert-llp given vhysical examinations at WNS Set for 30 S. WlSh.blel posItions In the Savannah. Geor­ with regularly scheduled air line Go, Officials battered liP he barely able to April Say the H. J. Ellis wholesale grocery tell what had DIstrict. flights to and from Sa- 1 policemen happened. 6. Appll.. Uko m.,lcl gia, Engineer Macon, Club Elects The spring. 1947, fat calli, The and is vannah, Atlanta and The Bulloch Police Rotary company. I Ho lV,S Immediately taken to the 7. Dries In one hour! grade salary range Augusta. County show will be held In Statesboro At an from SP-2. per annum, to Columbus. Force announced this week that Three noard early date, it is expect- hospihll and given n,..t aid treat- 8. No "paint," odor! $1,822 Members on April accordIng to an an. Gullon the Bulloch ment. 30, SP-8, $3,397.20 per annum. The Headed by Capt. E. W. Rom- anyone having punchboards in cd, County National 9. On81al1on does an average roomt Ike nouncement by Charles E. Bell. 'maxlmum which is receiv­ of their possession Is the Minkovitz, Grady Attaway� Guard will be formally organized Shortly nfter lIll Mr. salary, berger, president, Milledgeville. Violating hcatln� livestock specialist of the Stal� r law. and Byron Dyer were elected as and Federal The ed through promotions, ranges the firm plans to operate "reeder I given recognItion. Groover and e.caping from the ExtensIon Service . members of the oBard of unit will or 0;-1 from grade SP-2, $2,243.52 per air lines" belween Savannah and Bill Strickland, Gover-, lie composed Heud- poli�e. Chester Wells, Jr., got KERNEL counly po'ice- ners of the fat cattle s an­ Atlanta and Statesboro quarters and Bat- 'ntn nnolher fl�ht with another There Is ••• annum, to SP-8, $4,149.50 per between and states Rot�ry Headquurters only Kem-Tone Augusta man, he has not made any cd each � Club when the club held its 1 and a Cun of an �e nlum�rlof sprln -::: num. FIve cent will be de­ Columbus. Intermediate will cases regu- tery Battery and was cut on the per stops against in the coun- negro badly anyone lar at �neorg�aa '::'as rIsen trom three re­ be made at meeting the JlUlC)kel Hotel. Antiaircraft Artillery Ballalion. cheek. After he finIshed that No Substitute I � ducted from all salarIes for MIlledgev11le and Ma- ty to date, but from now on he fight Accept .. and local sh con on both to eIght tirement fund. routes and at Dublin. warns that he will make cas.. he decldcd he had bet.ter go !�!,_!a -.- � _.', -.� - .lA-llltlo8. All must have reach­ Swainsboro and Statesboro on the _ tI1r hll!llllftit IIIJft h PllrlalJ· applicant. against anyone who has them in Mr. Bell cared rnr. Whllo odto.lII. taya, the eORN ed their 18th birthday, but must Atlanta-Savannah route. their store Or In theIr I ;;-e-";�; ;;iii-;;; posBesslon ar>;ri"';'r cot.tle IIOld al G"" not have passed their 62nd bIrth­ The company plans to use re- (or medical attention In the halls fat cattle sha.vs and • on for converted DC-3 for its at I'he hospItal doctors were in sprIng day the closing day receipt planes l'-ffiS. PAUI.6 LE\VIS TO has increased 272 ovrT .12·0z. of must intrastate passenger lines. These Y Check WI- the emergency room tnl

of ]946·47 0 c a I d With the expiration and deviled coca·cola and the T' it e Bull h Her of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ginn egp, licenses L, the ang­ B. F. Woodward. Savannah, Published Every Thursday fishing April of Statesboro. visited Mr. birthday cake. visited his folks here recently. children, lers of the State will find their Mr. and Mrs, W, W. Janel and Ga. C. I and Mrs. J. A. Ginn and Mr. and Stotesboro. Bulloch County, In the best men talk to us their most Mrs. Carrie Griffin. Mrs. J. books great us, give precious new ]947·48 permits on sale. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mrs. J. H. Ginn Sunday. Billie Jean and " COUNTY" And their souls into ours-Channing. Mrs. J. J. E. Anderson and FFICTAL OI1GJ\N FOR BULLOCH thoughts, pour Georgia's Izzak Wlaltonites will Buie, H. Zetterower and family attend­ relative. and will be. held at Harville one hun­ Ernest Bule visited Services By Mrs. 10'. F. Raker buy, it is believed, about BROOKLET NEWS NEWS ed a turkey dinner at the home DENMARK friends in Raleigh. N. C., last Church on the fourth Sunday dred fifty thousand licenses this of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Zelterower, 11 :30 and Sunday of. March 1947 wit.h less than MRS. JOHN A. ROBERTSO week. morning at Thursday, 20, year, as compared By of Sr.. lnst Mr. and Mrs. James Denmark tcrnoon at 5:00 o'clock, Instead �unday. "OUOST STORIES OF OLD NEW 90,000 in 1946, and 65,000 in 1945. "TUE UANDS OF VEltONICA," . visited retatlves at Register dur- at tho regular time. Rev. Samuel COLE�IAN Editor Fnnnie ,",unt. tTcunnc La­ The new per-m! t will rescmble the LCODEL -By ORLEANS"-By week end. of Mercer University will x in Statesboro. lne the Lawson, FOR current issue, being 5 1-4 3 1-4 r e Lee entertained .�ft"'rnoon SURBURBAN PJ;OPERTY Edit.or vigne. Mrs. F d Sa- is Invited to Associate 1'HO�rpSON-K.ENNEDY W+"f'P Miss Gussie Denruurk. of officiate. Everybody G. C. COLE�I., This is Fannie Hurst's newest A fish will be outlined in .JOUNSON-McELVEEN on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ansley inches. with a misceHaneous shower read these late on vannah. was the week end guest attend these services. located one mHo:: t-orn the Director novel and, in my opinion, the best Warning-don't center in and the num­ Mrs. visitors in Statesboro Thursday SALE; ...... Advertising the green, afternoon for Mr. and JTM COLE�IA Johnson. of Mr. and Mrs. Dun R. Thompson Friday I Mrs. J. A. on A. . at This is a colleclion of Ml'. and Mrs. C. of her parents. Mr. and W. W . .Iones hon- limIt. of Statesboro paved thing she has written since "Back night. ber of the license will be super­ \ who hod the afternoon. Mr. "",1 Mrs. city the have announced the Dewey Fordham, to the most spine-tingling, hair-rais­ Statesboro, have announced engagement Denmark. their Billie Je'n' road WC1lt 'of Statesboro. BUll Street. The story concerns a young on the fish. On the re­ their home Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ginn visited orcd daughter, imposed Mamie of their Betty, to E. A. misfortune of losing by ing, blood-curdling stories ever marriage of their daughter, daughter, Mrs. C. A. Zetterower visited with a ride and weiner roast Statesboro High School passes girl. Veronica Bliss, who unknow­ verse side of the the State J\I1I'. and Mrs. Cleve Newton, Mr. hay permit. son of Mrs. E. A. and furnishings last Sunday by in written. aren't all old-some Lou, to J. M. McElveen, Jr. of Kennedy, ,JI'., Savannah the The tenth this land. There are 4 acres ingly possesses the gift of heal­ They Creel Limits will were Mrs. Earl Ginn and other rel- relatives in during on her birthday. grade regulations and and the late Mr. fire. and narcissi and for of them occur as late as ]927. and Brooklet and Savannah, the son Kennedy, Sr.. Quince School and about and It 18 desirable This is revealed to her be A number of attves in Savannah Saturday. week end. of Brooklet High thetract, ing. by given. The bride is a used for decoration. or most of them re-wrttten from of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. McElveen. Kennedy. graduate were Invited. surburban homes, dairy poultry accident and she is the after- Mrs. Jack Ansley and children C. A. Zetterower was the Satur- twenty other guests immediately took of Brooklet School and at guests called during newspaper accounts. A newspaper of Brooklet. The wcdding High Mr. Tole home was beautifully decorat- farming and 1I�C1Itock farming. out all sorts of a of -istted relatives In Brooklet last supper guest of and sought by people, is n student Ht Ceornia noon and brought variety day night valuable to a 4 in Ridgeland, present carnrnelins. Many r."mcs D. B. LESTER. giving space ghost­ he out-Sherlocks Mr. place Jnnunry were afternoon. Mrs. Lehman ZeHerowcr. cd with rich and poor, young and old. that in fact. Teachers Since the useful gifts. Refreshments fhursday could In S, C. College. were during M. LESTER, story-that only happen I on Mrs. A. E. Woodward visited her Mr. and Mrs. Walter und contests enjoyed B., she may touch them and heal Holmes. have uneasy feeling the ser­ served, Royals I New Orleans. groom's discharge from The hostess EUNICE LESTEJIL are and that Herbert Sun- visited Mr. and Mni. C. C. De- the evening. served, them. A group of scientists inter­ we being kidded. "/ARNOOl(-Wi\1'SON States he. too. The members of the Denmark brother. Bradley. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION vice of the United potato chips, view her anti pre BS much this whole Is one their day. Loach last wcek. wciners, pickles, puz­ thing grand has or-on a st.udent at Teachers Farm Bureau held regular $1.75 Six Months �IVSTERV OF TUE WEEK: Frankie $2.50 Pcr Year zled her successes is. satire on novels. The of Miss In the by as she mystery murrluge The of Miss meeting lost Tuesday night • There are two, this week. Both U· College. mar-rlage refuses at first to Lou warnock. of Brooklet and school. �,:��.4PJJ'.' She, herself, Other mysteries now available: e nd Mr. Kennedy will auditorium of the Denmark so good that I couldn't choose be­ SFll"urrlSlu 'Thompson WEST MAIN STREET thonia, was solernnlzod was served j 27 believe that she has 'any extra­ "The Last Straw."-Ione Shrt­ take in the early summer. A delicious fish supper tween them. The first is "The the place the office but the number of afternoon nt 4 o'clock in as follows: Mr. second-class matter Januury 31, 1946, at post ordinary gift, bel', by a committee, "Entered as Wrong Way Down," by Elizabeth The ring n�" SI"'.,;"r cured to - Brooklet Baptist Church. The members of Mr. and under Act of March 3. 1879." people force her recog­ "Rue the Day." Marjorie. and Mrs. Fred Fordham. at Statesboro. Georgia. Daly. This Is tops In plot, color the nize it as such. ceremony was performed by Class of t he Brooklet School have Mr. and Mrs. Ald­ � Alan. Mrs. and detection. n"('\hl�Jl1" ,.,.. Hughes. The of Swatns­ their ClASS Mrs. Hurst has handled a diffl· of a Scream.'''-Da­ Rev. Byron Kcnncrly. select od play. "Daffy rich and others. Following the "Who killed sweet old Miss Pax­ "Memory bora. 'a farce in three acts, to cult theme nicely. viet Manners. Dills," supper, Mr. Byron Dyer presented ton (who hadn't an seemingly The music was played be in the High School of Farm Ma­ Verse For This Week "Up This Crooked Way."'­ wedding prescnted a movie on "Care I A enemy in the world)" and "What Kirlclnnd. ('nw:·;'" 2. Tbe Editor's Chair "NEW OUlNE'" HEADUUNT"­ Holman. by Mrs. Fletcher auditorium Friday night, May chinery," etc. Uneasy a Hugh be to the art of pln­ lies behind the theft of Barto­ S. C. in the The art. of spreading rumors may eumpnred By Carolyn Mytlngor, of the hrlde. from Bamberg. The members taking part Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zctterower lozzie etching," The well-manner­ j Beware the lUJ thl8 and Mrs. Cecil .1. Olmstead, Jr., are Fordham, Nanette Mr. and' Is enme truth, which I call wire; nn the Children's Shelf: play Sally and Franklin Zet.terower, making. There lL�unlly This relates the further adven­ ed Henry Gamage finds out for of Brooklet sang. vetcrs. Jimmie William!, Mrs. W. W. Jones and BIllie Jean Of othen the '''eather This Week On uno It another point. The Almanac Says us. in an well-done Lou,' ••es from hund to hand, gl""o 1101I,h, of Carolyn and her compan­ extremely puz­ Jeremy Pepper. by Francis Rog­ WCl'0 warsc» Eloise pu tures 'Ushers Tuggles ell McElveen. Tucker. were dinner guests of Mr. zler, Sunday 'It Imtt Ilf completed.__,'OHN will be r.. und ion, Margaret. on their sketching ers and Alice Beard. The hoth of Lithonia. make und put on tho hend, uud TODAY, March 20, lny windy. story and E. E. west. Belly Upchurch Peggy Robertson. and Mrs. W. L. Zetterower, Sr., II th�.:_I'ln in the trip through the South Seas. Per­ The other one Is "'WV1at Hap­ of a young apprentice Stle­ H. P. Jones. of Statesboro. and Warnell Denmark. Frank Proctor IJ'RIDAV, �I"rch 21, will be stormy. Roy Gerrald, and Mr. and Mrs. NEWTON. the most remarkable at Michael Glass Works in Pennsylvania Atlant.'>. haps thing pened Hazelwood." 'by gel Dr. Murrny Warnock. of Fay Deal, Burman Burnard and Miss Anne Zetterowcr will be cooler anti Sylvia SATURDAY, March 22. cloudy, about the whale trip is that they Innes. This starts out to be the during the 18th Century. A Jun­ was twen­ Mrs. Warnock. of Atlanta, Thomas Howard, The other was the week end guest of Mr took all the there most orthodox of lor Guild book for older DOt'· SUNDAY, l\fllrch 28, will be faJr nnd warmer. hardships (and mysteries-the Literary matron of honor, Little Miss ty-seven members of the senior and Mrs. W. E. McElveen In were plenty, believe me) with a situalion being what Phil boys and girls. of Atlanta, niece the in You March wlll be r"lr and Strojig othy Warnock, class will assist players Statesboro. What MONDAV. 24, balmy. grin. You have read lots of travel describes as "Lord Devilish Naw­ - "The hrides­ will be Believe... For younger readers of the bridc. was junior various ways. The play Mrs. W. E. McElveen and chil­ Sign I wlll be warmer. I TUESDAV, March 26, 'where the authors do found' dead on the were books, sty library Lollipop Factory." by Mary Elt­ maid, and the at tendants directed by the senior's home dren. of Statesboro. visited never ] real· I believe the world has wIll warm not but and feel with his head bashed in. a of Lithonia, Rob- As the years slide past, WEDNESDAY, Murch 26, be anll cloudy, hing gripe, sorry floor. ing. This will answer lot Mrs. Jumes Jones, of 1'OOl"n t.eacheJ', Mrs. John A. and Mrs. J. C, Buie last week. life is known a History for all the Sir Is the victim. "Haws" of Mr'l ize more and more thnt postwar period. themselves way George Simney those "Whys" and ·be· and Miss Rebah MDllory. Clyo. ertson. Mrs. Colen Rushing and chil·, it has always been n pre· ••• But Don't Blame Us If the Almanac Is Wrong! As I said the framework 11er fa· I measured by its alt.itude nnd not proves 1I1rough. Not these two girls. In before, cause it tells how all sorts of The hride entered wit.h ,jren, of StateRhoro. spent the FUNERAL SERVICES "on waf period. of the story is conventional, but are dolls. whom she was given in and Mrs. c.1 I by its length. For the first time in history tinue t.o keep Slatesboro on the spite of lack of funds (they fi· things made-lollipops, t her, by week end with Mr. war of MISS DOROTUV SMITH as in­ 1 believe every trAde the trimmings are purely fantas­ and many other following I believe that in nations Statesboro will soon boast regu­ schedule as 011(' of their "stops." nanced themselves by doing por­ crackers, pencilS, marriage. Immediately A. Zetterower. becomes a waf of • more sooner or Inter tic. It is also a Junior Literary the of the dividuals, we are far likely larly scheduled airline flights to And speaking of travel, lhe Cen­ traits) and lack of materials things. 1he ceremony pfll'ents Funeral services for Miss Doro­ Gilbert Rushing and Sherral blood. The detective is one I never R. H. War· the bad points Atlanta, tral come (once had to do some of their Giuld book. hride. Mr. and Mrs. TUf·S· with I to be impressed by and from Savannah and of Georgia Railway has they Smith were condueteo Saturday night nations arc still thy tl.ushing spent I believe many with house heard of before-Inspector Cad· nock. with a reception thnn by the good. It's great news. It will mean up with a n('W idea in travel. paintings paint) they entertpined day nfternoon at 2:30 at Leefl�ld Franklin and Bill Zetterower. Rule as well as a Visit your Public Library! I Is one off the Golden a over, who is whiz ut deduction, home for the relatives I believe a world lender much to the people of this ci ty They are going to let you "charge had grand time. Their plan wa. at their Baptist Church by the Rev. Cars· Mrs. O. W. Smith visited her I the gold standard. friends. who sees n little ahead. A world who to make business trips it" after April 1, according to to make drawings of fast·dlsap· and close' well Millignn, of Port Wlcnt­ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Whit· that those who sit haye "arents ahead, I believe na­ Lat.cl' in the Mr. Hnd is one who sees far to Mocon and Atlanta. Plans are Mr. T. J. Stewart, Passenger pearing pure racial types of evening, worth. The active pallbearers \vere aker, Wednesday. \ prophet wait for I a around and prosperity Watson left fot' n wedding I I believe ·dictat.ors seek. place already underway by the officials Trn ffic Manag('!'. tives, and the pictures in this book Mrs. Billy Hagan. Francis Tyree. Ar· Miss Virginia Lanier. of Savan. will always work for those who their 1'e· sun all others Inc arc even more beautiful than the t l'ip to Flot'i(ln find upnn Roland Brunnen, her Mr. in the by casting of the Southern Air Lines, .• "Thc travel crcdit card chic NeSmith, .l8h, is visiting parents, The Bulloch Citizens' Temperance League don·t. sys· h·m!'!.c one in work. tlll'n thrv will mnke' thei!"' Lee. int.o darkness. to begin this passenger service tern," Mr. Stewart explained, '''will Carolyn's previous Thomas Lanicr and Frunklin and Mrs. Houston Lanier. that men and business II says: the 20th Century will I believe near future. on The text is just as successful. Loans in Lit.honia. were boys in I believe within t.he Stops store Farm Honorary pallboarers H. visited be as easy as a department Mrs. H. Zelterower so careful and con­ not hold an admirable position can become the from Savannah to At· tI,e of the Brooklet flight charge account. I t is to be avail­ Mi�ses Nell find Dyana Simon. eighth grade Mrs. W. S. Branen lost Tuesday half rcdeems its servaUve that they naturally sleep Doro· t Sales 'of Alcoholic unless its second lanta will include Statesboro, to or cor­ their School, of which grade and Controlled able individuals, firms • or Ncw nre visiting High t Legalized themselves to death. when received and set­ York, The first. Dublin. Macon. and to payable thy was a popular member. S\yalnsboro. porations the Mrs . .1. L. Simon. and Must Go! Is made upon application pArents. Mr. And whcre interment t.ook Beverages Lilluors I believe can become per- I believe that money Two round trins tlement made not later than the of the basketball team. of Egypt, peace Milledgeville. Comptroller of the Central of Mr. nnd Mrs. Rone ancI baby, girls it is lost. . manent in the world thl'ough the by the same way by made between Sa· last day of the month during Life Insurance which she was u member, also act­ place. I to daily will be Georgia Railway Company, Sa· On J\larch 1. 1947, the Juhn HIUlcock 1\lut\11\1 nnct Mrs. C. R. Par· Til':) :L��t'�ue is trying peti­ (Jf T-lnJ1('vill�. is survived hel' par­ 'l'1�mjJtJraIlC(l est.ablishment of a legal ol'dcl' be- taking chances. vannah ond Atlanta. which billing is mode. ed as un honora1'y escort. After Dorothy by vannah, moved Its farm loan Mjss Linda Parrish. of Bulloch seller more Georgia." ComlJlUny of DOH ton l\Inssnchusetts, dsh amI Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Smith, the t..., cull an in and above international sov- I belicve that the is These be made in the "This new travel credit plan lhe services Elt the Leefield Bap­ ents, tion Ol'(lin:1TY dec.tioll. yond trips .will Under new visit.er! I'cin Lives here the "charge it" sys· be able �n\'annah, one \Villiam Smit.h, price-conscious than the buyer. will bc a convenience both t.o in· office to Stah:sboro, Georglu, In ordcr tlmt It might list Chul'ch, thc body was carried and brothel" to do aWR'I with the le�alized, controll­ ereignity. daytime. tern, an individual make ! Connty I believe that and may ap­ Monday. ncar of the Leefield community. I believe the oldfashioned wall· happiness Southern AirLines is a private­ dividuals and to business firms," to fanncrs. \Ve nrc now 10 Turkey Brunch Cemetery, j and to I"Cll(lcr better loaning ! IV I Cobb and Foxhall To· further infor· 10TTUg CONCRETE and Bulloch County. let's use it, front of the Veterans wishing •

mation about veterans' benefits - - - the of heavy bacco Warehouse. - - and majority ___ - - , get PRODUCTS Statesboro Dealers • Control have answer· off the narrow side Your use of this free parking may their questions 'For parking VA Contact COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Legal lot will alleviate some traffic and ed by visiting the or· STATESBORO streets of the city. C. O. Rocker Appliance Company Main the farmers who parking pains of the City of .fice at 21 1·2 East Street. Co. WI! urge all R. J. KENNEDY, Jr. M. E Alderman Roofing on Saturdays Statesboro. In Statesboro. come Into the city Everett Motor Company Owner - Operator • J�I Ave, ·'_...... Pholle 520 Zettcrower _...... �� .. Joe ALSO .. lIli\RY DELL and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cone, of The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, March 20, 1947 I Trapnell were stepping out Sun­ Waycross, visited Mrs. R. L. Cone day afternoon with "Tally," 8 ••eminder to Georgia Power C••_••, 111,1'.11 and Mrs, J, L, Caruthers for the two-month-old Spitz which looked New Shoe Fashions week end. \ more like an animated bul l of HEAR YOUR PRESIDENT Statesboro , -s- snow whitc yarn than u puppy. Mrs. Arnold Anderson spent sev­ Nul duys lust week in Savannah. SOCIETY ARTHUR HOWAIU), Claud PRESTON S. JR. -s- ARKWRIGHT, and Cecile's is to be Hail boy, happy Activities Mrs. J. D. Fletcher, Miss Sara Springtime Social reunited with "Tag." 'his collie lIull and Miss Helen Rowse spent It's been Spring since January footwear, and the new "closod" PHONE 124-J I ompanion, who had becn Visiting , at in Atlanta .. March 8R.-\N1'I.J�\· JOHNSON, SR several days this week in tile fashion but D'Orsay pump with 3-inch heels 21, 6� M3.S. J. in the country. Arthur taught maguzlnes Friday, U t can ference. of tedlng u we Ifa ro now it's a matter weeks fills that need. This cute litt.le ALL'S FAIR Tag to catch him by thc shirt­ just -s- veeather is is most in _;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;• him until warmer actually step-in appealing pussy On a SpecIal State-WId. Radio Network --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_. tail and trot along. behind Phm. 31c George Lightfoot, .Ir. here. And women are indeed willow gray sucde-fusion's rav- M iss Sally Serson hus returned hanging on to it. As is the case I of Camp La June, N. C, spent the I hungry-for now and orlte color for spring and the WDAK-Columbua WLAG-LaGraap 'i'he to Mercer University, Macon, ar- with lots of cute tricks, they can reudy-s-even WGPC-AlbIUlY week his anti end with parents, 1"M THINKING the which he mounted and as he clothes basic shade in many Easter' WGAU-Alhco. WMAZ-MaCOD tors few days visit with her par- \\'ELL. sang be disconcerting at times. Now, stimulating WMOC-Covingtoo and Mrs. Sr. brides' trousseaux. 1'5, E. B, Rush and son, Er­ George Lightfoot, Irish were not McNu- we his voice (a sories to lift their "iilltel' spirits. WGST-Atlnoln WBL1-DaltoD WMVG-Milledaeville F. F. F. CLUU HAS, PAnTY M ing ents, Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Scrson. missing thought golden Tag catches the hem of ladies' acces-I M,. .and Mrs. F. C, Parker, Jr., War-time restrictions I Pla tfortned footwear, a fashion Bohler, _ _ Band as St atesboro's- awn tenor) was UP there with the clothing WMLT-Dublin WMGA-Moultile nie, Ja k wynn. Emory s mara's skirts 8S they -pass by and runs I WGAC-AugIl8Ia F. F. F. Club, with its mern­ - s- in Pat rest. them with the which gnincd in WMOG-Bmo8wick WSGC-Elbertoo WRGA-Rome The Dekle Bunks, Arnold Anderson, Miss Mamie Veazey was called marched thc St. ricks Day along behind, holding the skirt vo impressed i�lPetlls unheated: and two children the week Parts new and their dates, Frank De­ spent Mr'l ... houses ,IS still and sought bcrs, pledges Belt.on Braswell to Denison, Texas, last week be- Parade in Savannah Monday, And much like a t rnin-bcur r ut a valueha. of basic clothes tltb by WLBB-Carrolhon WGGA-Gainelville WRLC-T_ at the end with her in Mdlae. women like c. a lovely party of Georgia; \WlJ­ of her it's sure 1 am that our drum rna­ MV HEART is with Iitlie black dress," tho slrn- \' who the mf'ort and enjoycd loach. University cause of the serious illness "dancing wedding. "good WBHF-Curtcr8ville WRQN-VidaUa �l�':_ts' I the horne of Nancy At tuway Saturday .Iulian Mikell, Billy Jackic was the well-cut. the plain but extrn height they l-cstow. lis Cohb, sister, Mrs. A. M. Edwurds. tor. Waters, pret­ daffodils," Georgia Brett, can­ pIc, suit, I Gamcs.were and MI'. and Mrs. Loren Formal _ occHsiollS-_ played _ night. Olliff, Josh T. Nesmith, Bobby s I nurd.en w�1l1 t lest colleen of them all for the Red left Sin ssrrru was host colorful deep-ur-rnholed topcoat. duy-ttme =====�===�=====��������� their vassing Cross, recently was with record­ have for' the wcek end chil-] such us one-o'clbck (lancing enjoyed Joe Anderson, George Powcll, And the bund, the way ,is me a at their cot Such could be � Mr. J. Brantley Johnson, Jr., by gorgeous of Sir at a house party iage �.:.:;; ;1-:' �*�):.!,:. ����,.�+�. J� �..t.; ·�..:�.!..<:.t�.!.Cnt night youI' of wh)ch arc ·\ "it.e hung I Mar­ lat.ely reported Howevcr, it �llghhghts -s- present position. at the Hotel. You heflvicr sole makes praclical tablc, guests OVCI' the week end her they were all sipping tea and city Rushin!; thc forcgoing notes, and whcre Mrs. J. F. Spiel'S' ent.ert.ained gelTet was cHsily 1 he star of 1 he and cofortable for nil kinds or �� Whclchel. Wnrlh Ilnrl Donltld so the old on werc used as dnughter, Mrs. Chcster chatting cozily when in came played beautifully Shoes week Is being Spring flowers Wed­ broadcast as she "Les Fillcs office .wear with 0 lovely bridge part.y arc sang It was nn In· weathcr-for shop- Parade'" Mr. Whelchel and son, Michacl, of of Emor'Y University, spending a songs that I love. observed. Thc footwcar comment· oth r decorations. Dance music "Ouvrc ton Harriet·, proudly bearing dirty n nftcrnoon at the Rushing De Cardix" and wonderful ping-minded. This perky 'spec is sday -s­ 1 he holidays with their mother, spirational hour." It is ecl upon arc "Con- was and dancing cnjoyed. apple juice bottle, evidently sal­ "Jacqueline," The interviewer was I . played her mother, Mrs. ("oellr." also in rcd-a most , Hotel honoring M". W. K MCDOUgnld'l lady to know that the steeple ampli· significant nle" intermission, cook­ Charlotte, N, C, McDougald. vaged from a garbage heap, "Natural Poise" and "Puns During punch, T, L, Holland, of Florence, Ala" captivated 1101 only by MUl'garet'€ shade. or calf of a library of rccorded chimes. shoes en and thc cake werc Mrs, T, L, Holland, Florence, "Mother," she asked breathlessly, fier, Sprin? (�ed s.ucde Fa�hlon" 'I V ies birthday who hc,' Thf' hotel 1'0001 voice, but by hcl' personality and effective With navy and I is gllest. her to and aids installed In the especmJly r s B an 0 I r;rl'vcd. One hundred attended the Alabnma, is visiting daughter, Ml"S. R', W. returned "don't you t.hink you make Lucy hearing Harpe' azaar sed thner ca°dgue,Ing with nowcl'S. �o�lt:r I beauty, In reply to questions is often used t.o dramatize a Spring will be wus.lovcly Mrs. J. F, and Mr. Monday, and me a of this 1" pews enjoyed permancnt­ dance. Spiers, Spiers. her home in M('mphis about lamp out her _ invited were Mrs. F. C. hobbies, Margaret's at the Methodist Church, com­ print.) faSh_lo_n_m_ag_a_z_ln_e_s_, Thosc -a- ofter u three week's visit with Which to Mama Iy I hesitant answers were brought light .Frank interrupt­ a from Hal Tailored suits or Parker, ,Jr., MI'S, Mikell. MI'S. Bcan and Mrs. Mrs. W, L. Hall. lateset ing as gift Macon, gabardine J TTEND CONF'ERENOE George her mother, ed Dr, who insisted that Lucile's hobby-converting Bland, !\'Irs. Zoille by Neal, his father and mother, dresses; 01' wor­ · Mrs. Grady Hcnry Rowell spent Monday in -s- unusual bottles into h'onoring tweed, homespun his was t.oo modest. Hc lamps. PRINTING· pupil Be­ a Mrs. Allen Limier, Mrs. Fred T. Whitehurst, Mrs. L. D. Collins, Savnnnnh. Mr. and Mrs, T, G, Macon, sted suits with or without light­ MI'S, Willis Watel's left Monday enumcrated hel' activities- Mrs, M, .l. many cause of son's love "the ail' shall arc Lanicr, Mrs. Rogcr Holland, Mrs. Frank Proctor, Mrs, -5- A BOV AND &. weight matching top-coat, for a visil with her daughter, Mrs. voice soloist fol' col- his dog always pipe organ, .. , BANNER STATES A. M. BrAswell and Miss Ruby Mrs. Chance Tues­ be filled with music kindly to the spectator sports shoe Kitchings, !\'1l's. Pel'l'�1 J(cnnedy, Harvey spent Chester WllClchel. and Mr. Whel· membcr of church attrHct.s nttention. af­ Confer­ lcgc chorus, my unday As ever, and over-shollider Lce al.l.ended a Methodist D. L, Dans, Mrs. Hollis Can­ in t.he jaunty bug M,'S, day Milledgeville, choir. ct ceterH the ternoon I saw Stevc Sewell and a PRINTING CO. Again JANE, of thc same leather. ence in Macon Tuesday: Mrs. Mrs. Hoi -s- non, Carl Lawson, in: in a frolic intcrviewer cut "Margaret, dog rough-and-tumblc ,Urn Volemnn I... eodol Voleman Miss Helen Bowen, Miss Dr .and Mrs. Glenn Jcnnings Afternoon fashions drc�LY Macon, Mrs, L. you're so pretty I'm sure you must on Fannie 1\1ae's lawn. The dog I'IOME FOR nOLInAVS a:d flowered Mrs. Jack Carlton, afternoon in Sa­ c�,,:n dnrk Marie :::rll::�E s,uits. sheers, prints Wood, spent Friday was once the of Father 21 \Vmlt 1\I"ln St. St;ntcsboro J, Kitchings were among those go­ ncvote some time to dating-." property score went t.o Mrs. Hollis vannah on business. WHEN FLOWERS OAN SAY call for an ultra-feminine type of I the holidnys High t.o with the \ Dr. Neal answcred for his Smith-when the Cat.holic Mis­ Spending Spring ing Savannah Monday Again -s- I WHAT YOU OAN'T I'UT IN from various colleges with t.hcir Cannon, who received CUr rings; band, blushiUg student, but I leave sion was damaged by fire, Father M. J, Kitch· Mt'. llnd Ml's. Willium Smith und Smith and his Pat­ WORDS Mrs. , , "Frances parents are Misses Jonn Trapnell, second high to -s- the story there, dog, little spent Sunday in \ 0 the towels, daughter also ushered rick found at Betty F y, Virginia Durden, ings, prize being gucst Mr, and Mrs, John Whitaker And Dr, Neal has O'Reilly," refuge Bow­ Jeffersonville with hcr pal'ents, moved to ,Jackic Bowcn. Jacl< Tillman, Lcw­ and cut 'Went to Miss Helen and Mr. a ncw quartette Int.o promincnce. Sewcll House until he OALL 212 Dr. and Mrs. A, M. Gates. nnd daughtcI', Beatrice, the Fl'ank In­ en, she a sliver novelty tthe four lined new quarters, O'Reilly had be· FOLKS"--this is ell Simmons, receiving --- Akins, and Mrs. Otis 'Weaver, of Meln- I ---'---' _ ------Recently singers "HEJ_.LO, -s- JONES TilE FLORIST a la and come so fond of Stcve and vice mun Foy, Georgc Groover, Mr. pin. Cherry pie, mode, with Mr. and up--Marvin Prosser, Robert Cone, Mrs. Ruth Sewell attended the lyre, spent Sundqy 1 Flowors and werc served to thc Smith. versa that he elected to remain Telcpraghed Anywhere and Ml'S. Robert Lanier, Mr. coffce guests. Wallace Jones and Hoke Smith and George funeral of Mr. Adams in Pem­ Mrs, family. �I not so tall-Fact he at Ruth's, Father FLORIST NOW -s- George Is is, Consequently, JONES THE ------broke afternoon. SHOP Sunday "I as well FASHION came just about to Hokc's shoul­ Smith said, might lIAS GIFTS AND OOMPLETE W. E. and Wal- -1- Mrs, Floyd son, him der. Quietly George slipped off­ Icave with St1:!ve." • SETS OF DINNERWARE Mrs. O. W. Horne, who has been do, and Mrs, Loy Walers spent stage and came back with a box living in Butler, Ga" has moved Monday In Snvannah. WITH EXTRA SPECIALS to Statesboro and is making her -8- hnrnr' with Mr. and Mrs. Allen M1"J and Mrs. A. M. Bruswell FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY Lanier' on Inman St.reet. had as their guest at dinner Sun­ -s- day Mrs. Dorothy Yarborough, of a • Start 1947 HUDSON, , Mrs, Rnlldall Tony and son, A tlanta and Statesboro, Randall, Jr" spent last week with -s- • We have 200 lIose--45 her father, G, F, Lee, and sister, Mrs. W. A, Bowen left Wednes· pairs Nylon guagc-­ Mrs. J. Brantley Johnson, Jr. day for a visit with hcr mother in SPECIAL FROM 10 A.M. Til 12 NOON -s- Clinton, N, C, com�nq way -at-- -s- your Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Agan left Wednesday for At.lanta for n few ,Corporal Kenneth Smith, U. S, day's visit. Their daughter, Janet, M. C., who is stationed at San GH MOR� A Pai.· a student at Charter College, will Diego, Calif., arrived Friday for $100 $1.00 rcturn home with them Saturduy n twenty-foUl'-dny furlough with for the Spring holidays, his parents, Mr. und Mrs. Frank AS LONG AS THEY LAST -5- Smith, For your Car or Truck at our big Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Amason -8- • and children, Alice and Warren, Ml's. n. L. Winbllrn is spending of Atlanta, spent the week end a few duys in Atlanta, We also have a new advertised line oJ Crown with hct' parcnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. -s- Valcourt in Nylons-51·54-61 gauge Fred T, Lanier. MI'. und Mrs, Ross Daniels, of Hosiery CAR hose for -s- USED -the Best. This is Bellville, Ga" visited MI' ,and Mrs. I Very slJeCial ' I Mrs. B, B, Morris and Mrs. J. Frank Upchurch and other rela- Easter, B, Johnson spcnt Monday in Sa­ tives' Sunday, vannah. -s- • -s- Mr, and Mrs, Frank DeLoach AUCTION SALE and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Adnms and and Children, AI and Harold, spent We also have a Special during Friday children, Nancy and Julie, of Clax­ the week end with her mother, Saturday ,of 40·incfi Eyelet Embroldery­ ton, visited in the city Sunday. Mrs. Chambliss, In Dawson. .. white and Navy during this -s- -s- l P.M. blue-going Every Wedae.day·· Special. -at-- Your Hudson dealer Is pledged to ••• the We'll take order • your .. . giving people s.1I a. es.ablished prices for a cash or on convenilnt time poy. $1.92 )"ard men.s. If have a now ••• deliver on this you .rade in we­ ••• at will make you a allow�nce. • good transportati'on good over the South We will deliver Hudsons in s.rlct from all Buyers on Sizes 32 - 52 Goodwill Plan ••• saquence of orders as racelved. Also Special Ladies' Blouses

cost ••• and lots of itl assure Cash Prices low you Top From $1 to $2.98' You can start a 1947 Hudson on its way Lat us show you luxurious Hudson inte­ To $8.95 • From on Olle idea: • Puppyhood, Greyhound grew good to you today! riors in fabric-leather combination. We ; to build a new, travel THE' Towels and "American·style" system/or win demonstrate the Special on Extra Large Hand Visit Hurl.on showroom. We will gladly performance PEOPLE. your Dish Towels- Again •.. your clallic favorite in our that has won 149 official AAA records for give you a complete explanation of our ••• 1947 No•••h. Not mail ••• not but PEOPLE. v.rsionsl ·boomp.· freight More farmers borrow from than are It Costs delivery situation, and show you when Hudson-more held by any other Only $5.00 how to The thing Greyhound knows best is get peopl, Each or waliid to.s ..• the parf.d or their local banks than from you can expect to get the Hudson of stock car made. We can out 15� want to quickly point to the want to ••. at the times they places they go Price s.l.ched de.all , .. the av.nu. he.I•. your choice. 1bat might be sooner than the features th�t make Hudson To Sell at Your can And does this other source of credit. America's • go ••• at prices they afford. Greyhound any you think! Safest Car! In brown, r.d or black leath.r, for more cities; towns, corners than any villiages ,and We also have Special on 40 In. Sea IslaJl(l- other Reasons: Prompt service, transpOltation system. Get a close loolc at the smart new Hudsons 10 YARDS-$2.89 Plclc your morle/, then let us take your • What's more, Greyhound makes this "American.style" freedom from red tape and in fresh new colors, Take your choice he· and CONNIE order for a Goodwill But come JACQUELINE .•• in the heart Delivery. • travel friendly, easy, convenient stopping personal attention to their tween the Super Series or the distinguished Brown and White-Blue and White store across from the in sooner the of ·cities ••• at the drug city Commodore Series. You can have the 102· today-the you order, quicker JUST RECEIVED big individual borrowing needs. ••• or at Pete if that's where P�te wants CREDIT we can start a on A Lot of 200 new Easter Sizes hall Jones' farm, BANK h,p, Super·Six engine or the 128.h.p, ne,,:, Hudson its way Big Dress�s. /j JhebfJt and Cotwns to get off. in either Series. to from 9 to 52. Silks, Crepes, Whenever you need credit, Super-Eight engine you. Why do the people like Greyhound? There's your answer: FARM CREDIT Savannah Auto Sales, • come in and talk it over. 'good transportation .. , at low cost ••• and lots of it. COME TO SEE YOUR HUDSON DEALER USTED BELOW StlJeet Extension \ 63 East Main Street Phone 334 Bay Statesborv, Georgia The Bulloch County Bank SAVANNAH GEORGIA Fashion STATESBORO STATESBORO MOTOR COMPANY The Shop Store EASTER OUTFIT Statesboro's Largest Department Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation East Vine St. Statesboro, Ga. AND GET YOUR 1IIliJtII.T���\ BANK CREDIT I:� the best FARM CREDIT ��A���r���r����r����r��r���

" . . to said notice is SI\LE OF LAND or John W. DaVIa: .u.s Wen '" Plan Five Weeks ������:=�����Ibelonglng estate, I hereby given that said appllcatlon lands or R. W. GelPI'; beInI Pravi GEORGIA, Bulloch County. Of PI'reac ung- raymg will be heard at my office on the known as the P. H. CoDe borne .:i�T;;h;;e�B;;U�l;;lO;;C�h�H�e�r�a�ld�,�T�h�u�r�S�d�a�y�,�M�a�r�C�h�2�O�, , �1�9�4�7; the virt.ue of an order of I first In 1947. By pia"". The First Church of Monday April, Baptist Ordinary of said State and TIl.. the 2nd March. 1947. I LEGAL ADS This March 4, 1947.' clay qf Statesboro last week launched an there will be sold at the I. County, CHAS. E.. CQNE, IT'S TI�i� F. WILLIAMS, PL/,NTII�G FOR SAL Hous and lot on I "all out" five weeks program call- I public outcry, on the first Tues- Guardian or the MInor 7 and Ordinary. College St .. close in, rooms I ANNOUNCl<::M:EN'l' ing for the combined efforts of In 1947, at the Court _ 1. 4-H CLUB NEWS day April, ChIldren of Grady Cone, screened side all the church members in a cru- Oeor- bath, POI CII, g«nlg J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: NQ1.-'IOI!:' House door in Statesboro, Deeeeaed. houses tu Seu Isfmul Unllt( Bulldll1g'. .ush shelter, 2 chicken v .. 110\'I'li of h-r- sade of and between the hours of NEVILS NEWS HIl tn", Ill:: evangelistic preaching OITV OF STATESBORO gla, legal 3-8-4tc:. and smoke servants' to the and best bid- yards, house, prayer. TAX RETURNS /. sale, highest 10 servr- my ettentutc, APPI.ICATION FOR IJETTERS house. Iiou c has hardwood floors I IlIlI now In I:<..·�t -r der for cash, the de- pns!tlun On Monday, March 17, began ' The City of Statesboro books following NOTIVE is celled. Lot 75x250. CHAS. OF ADMINISTRATIO scribed land In said to- NOW SIIOWilNG .md first of nrc now tax County, Nesmith and daughter, The usual small 4·H club Ground clubs are to Ihe phase the program, open for receiving Mrs. Johnnie Mobley, O. E. provide spe- Morgan A. Wilson having ap- All persons claims 1\[1". nnd "THE TIME. TilE I'LAOE E. ONE REALTY CO .. I AI! Co- rts wit: holding in Savun- Practice �!I ects Into business with clal the "Teachers' Week." March 24 returns for 1947, and wlll close on . develop big music for Por- of Adminlstra- visited with relatives ell, spent Saturday program. plied for Letters A undivided Interest against the estate of Dr. A. J. of Savannah. AND TilE GmL" March 29 will be devoted We solicit one-eighth nun. some energetlc clubsters. De- tal, Brooklet and Leefield clubs through estate of Mr. R. April 1 1947. earnestly the week end. H,:':S ,\ SEPCIALTl'- proj-I tion on the WiI'l certain tract or of Mooney are to present here -COLLEC In that parcel requested during Martin (in technicolor) t.o a week of special prayer in cooperation of the public by of Snvrm- Mr. and 1\1I'S. Donald vaughn Roberts sold 45 top hogs will do the decorating and Stilson, deceased, noUce Is hereby claims t6 the MI'. B. C. Nesmith. Dennis 1\'101'· son, �h? land, situate, lying and being In laid underslJPIed. in Savan­ with Jack Carson, and five that the homes and places of business a tax return during this end with his were business visitors last week, twos Nevils and Warnock clubs will that said application will be "hng all Indebted to said nah, spent week Martha Vickers given the 47th G. M. District of Bul- and persons t}lC gall. Janis Paige. n. GR.I..DY "'iThDlONS, throughout the city. March 30 on period. and nail lust Thursday. brought him around $2,500. The prepare refreshments. Miss Lee heard at my office tile first estate are to make mal Mrs. Carrie Melt on, loch County, Georgia, with the requested her, .. I 2:51-4:57-7:03·9:09 will be devoted V. Starts this from some 18 stat.ed the through April 16 1947. Jnnunry 22, 1947. Mr. and Mrs. J. income spring clubsters would Invite Monday In April, contaln- prompt settlement with the under Iarnily. A�dcl'son, Plus PATHE NEWS to in the .1. G. Improvement. thereon, I and Mrs. Earl Rushing and steers now In the feed lot will their families to attend this evangelist.lc preaching This March 3 1947.- WATSON, A. Cates and lit- Mr. again one hundred one (151) 1\'II'S, Charles church with Rev. T. Earl Serson Clerk. 3.27-10I.c ing flfty slJPIed. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ne­ this clubster a cash return year. F. WILLIAMS, City Charles watker. visited sons and give i. acres, more or and bound 81 SALUE W. MOONEY, tic son, ' and Rev. Broadus Jones preach- 1('85, L. J. smith and children were Saturday Suturday, !\larch 22 to many small farm The last Ordinary. of ExeCutriX Estale of Dr. her parents. ;\11', and Mrs. equlvalent program year was at. PETITION FOR I,ETTERS follows: North by lands Mrs. of Mr. and OPENS AT 1:00 P. M. incomes. Ing. A. J. over the week end. night supper guests tended by some 250 people, more George Cribbs; East by lands of Mooney. walker, TO IiELL OF GUARDIANSIIIP Mrs. 1':. A. Rushing and SI,OW fOI' Children at 1:20 Nevils clubstel' has been In making the announcement FOR LEAVE Mr. Mrs. Walton Nesmith r�mi1y. Special This than the Woman's Club house Bulloch Emory Newman; South by lano 3·27-p and Martin had of the Rev. Serson. pas- GEORGIA, Bulloch County. GEORGIA, County. R. C. for Sat­ program, ------. were 1\11'. and Mrs. 20c Ticket good regular 't, 'aa.... rI ... LllIoU.tloa·PIoo'o. cattle in the fat stock could accommodate for -�------and daughter. Judy, Sunday entering games. To All Whom it May Concern: 1\11'. and Mrs. tor of the church, states, "Paul J. E. McCroan, administrator of and Mrs. H. \v. as guests Sunday urday program also. Herman E. Pctscm, Maysville, Mo., who show for several years, winning Miss Lee arranged for the guests of 1\11'. gym lute A. B. Burnsed, having applied Mrs. as a result conducted services in the estate of Brooks Waters, Sam Schulls and 'Mr. and .uffered a reserve last to take care of the evangelistic smith, , hearing impairment H)47 "AlSEn AUTOMOUlLI� championship year. expected large for of the "STnANGE VOYAGE" his corn deceased. hav- Guardianship person Delton Scholls and children. of his War service, overhauls his one city for over three years. of the said county 1\11'. and Mrs. Earl Hushing and He has been putting earnings attendance. and of Wllliam H. Burn- secsen. Parsons leave to sell cer- property Ne-I waters were planter for a busy pur­ Until recent years, It was nothing Ing applied for were week Mr. and Mrs. Ray AUTOMOBILE back in livestock. He has five of Savannah, the Starts 3:18·5:55·7:52-10:09 the aid of a 19.\7 Fn.AZEn minor child of General \Y. sons, chased his form through uncommon for such a 10 taln lands and other properties sed, Mr. and Mrs. John B, home now and meeting of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. guests of Also Chas. Starrct in Veterans loan gilts at four pure- 'VEST SIDE 4-11 OLUB NEWS late of said de- ROCKER APPLIANCE CO. end guests Adminislroiion approved contlnue from five weeks to six Burnsed, county, I und recently lDS7 FORO CONVERTIBLE and one and Anderson family "Turf-or Trull" and has been o!lcliding (I federCllly bred heifers purebred The West Side 4.H Club meet- notice is that said Rushing family. I months." He out that such ceased, given cion. bull. I. a was points ------VCCQ�i:'1ol [un- held March 11 -- 'ponsored cgriculture Hereford Devaughn ing Tuesday will ---- :39·6:58·9:13 be at - 2:22·4 heard - - Starts my -- application ------a five weeks In Statesboro is not NO TnADE-IN nEQIlIREIl ior in school. He hopes to The was call�d to 't'B���I": high meeting orde� , office at ten o'clock A. M. on the "out of with the times." for or en- joint have a start farming to by the president, Betty Sue Bran- first In next. Domestic and Commercial AppllaDces April 6 has been set for Com- Monday April March 8 ter college when he finishes high nen, the minute" were read and CONSTIPATION This 27th of 1947. �umlu.y, (i) more thnn day February, all·I mltment Sunday, when school. His 18 .steers are the 1:011 called by the secretary. In F. I. WILLIAMS, �ot 600 Is expected at Sunday School. .Iaky PLUMBING AND "GALLANT BESS" as good as some he has flnished The meeting was turned over to REFRIGERATION, TILLMf..N l\1.0'fORS, ItwOI'llOrated to climax the three weeks of pray- Ordinary. In the past, but many of them are Miss Daniel, who taught the first BAD COLDS 3·6-4(c. (in natural color) er and evangelistic endeavor. food becomes better than any he has ever year girls to work a button hole. Retained undigested with Marshall Thompson, George Claxton, Georgia The annual Pilgrimage to ELECTRICAL {)ONTRAC'I1NG The other girls worked on differ- anesd toOth�t-:�� NOTIO�.� TO DEBTORS Tobias and the horse with ------Calvary will March 30 and Povuertrleoraadctlthvee' uC&veusr Bess, ent kinds of seams. begin , AND OREDITORS the human mind. will contlnue through April 6. Be· =.,��eco�aJa":'=wfg�rm; All claims SERVICE 2:30·4:49-7:08·9:27 The Bulloch 4-H club en April 7, Dr. Broadus with their treatment. persons having SALES & Starts County Reporter, ginning' and interfering - thIS ahance when you cao against the Estate of Brooks we- Sponsored by Junior Chamber council has designated April 5 as BE'I"I'Y HART. Jones, of Raleigh, N C. will 'be Why take I arc an __ requested present or Commerce the date for their annual stunt \ the evangellst for ten days. a��I��b:v�r��h:;: �ers to. � ��S���Sy? Itemized statement of same, and STATESBORO, GEOIWIA night. Miss Iris Lee, Stilson, pres- PORTAL 4-11 OLUB NEWS sweeplnll"ut toxln- �aullntestlnes and virus' all the Estate of Ident of the council that Portal 4-H Club their laden rooda persons owing ,stated held of will be putrefactive ed which. Brooks Waters are requested to MondRY, Murch 24th the program would be at States- monthly meeting Tuesday, March st�nt night,. �0�1� Nr::�� held Apr]! 5th. MISS Daniel talk- Ia.jeecntl�fc��ol�ng��ungt the Mala bora School his I 11. Tho was to old Calatabs. Use 81 pay undersigned Immediately. Phone 570 S7 Weat St. gym year called or- High meeting ed to us on seams and button �g acta irke good BESS" and 25c at all druggists. This March 3, 1947. "GALLANT at 7'30 p. m Each of the 11 clubs der by the president Anneb tI directed. lOt I J E Is to enter a stunt not more than Woods. The minutes w�re read ,holes. tarts 2:30-4:49-7:08·9:27 eb; 10 minutes VIola devotion was I REITA CLIITON - �xecut�r long. I Stewart, heidi "'aleeII LOTABS The West Side and Mlildle by Martha Sue Skinner. We talk- Rep�rter. CA' �rEBscCtraORtOe�.:�a3te_6rs_6tC. Tuesday Only :""'i :� , .. Jackie "Butch" Jenkins in '\., "BOYS nANOH"

(return engagement) . 3:30-5:27-7:24-9:21 $8.95 Starts Lowe Brothers w-a., Thurs., Fri.. Murch 26-27-28 Truck and Tractor Wirtdproof' "BLUE SKIES"· Butane arid PAINT Propane Systems (in technicolorl (POCKET with Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire . Joan Caulfield (l,IGH1ER' -- Starts 3:00-5:06-7:12·9:18 el ::: The Perfect Gas Freedom from Drudgery Mr. and Mrs, D. F. Anderson and Miss Vivian An­ and family ����!q!:��!tractor, truck, or other were Sunday derson, or Savannah, pieces ot equipment any� afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. where near as soon if you It's To 'We Install the them wit\> Day J. L. Anderson. keep painted Why Delay? Easy Pay N�xt BROTHERS The athletic tournament closed LOWE TRACTOR 11I TRUCK AND Saturday night, with Stilson as DAVIS PAINT. For this preserving i the lucky winner of a beautirul let metal paint simply wan·t t trophy. run Or wood decay. ",tllt' .. •• will thil TIRES A "Dad's Night" program can ot I a , . PAY have THREE YEARS TO Always 21. , ESQUIRE be held Friday night, March Let U9 keep you I paint handy. 600x16 size ,.lIler. All Duds are especially invited to 9upplled. I � POST be present. .. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Anderson ONLY We Lead Low Pricesl Followl Get 'Our and family were Sunday afternoon louieBrothers ?!! Our'Competitors Mr. and Mrs. J, L. An­ �n of · guests II< VARNISHE'.'3 .. PAINTS derson. . Robbie Belcher 100% \'M1rr�of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. ALDERMAN Assure Y·ou and of Oliver, were dinner PI" Before' You family. .,.. IN ADDITION GET A fLA5HL.C;HT Buy--And'We Mrs. J. L. An­ '0' guests of Mr. and Roofing Co. $1436 !FFICI&Nf IN ANY �- Pri,c�s derson Sunday. LIBERAL TRADE-IN "UulldcfS SUI.plics, \Vlndow I.£Nf, Mrs. E. A. Proctor Mr. and Mrs. EASY TERMS TWER, UHmAICA8Lf Screen DoOrs, Mr. and Mrs. Screens, YOUR OLD TIRES O. E. Nesmith, and FOR OOMPI.ETE Undersells-U's Hnrdware." No One J. L. Anderson attended tile R.E.A. 1.10 at Metter Monday. meeting Statcssboro, Georgia TIRES' MOUNTED FREEl JR 4250 advice F�EE before are installed...... Efficient workmen do installation FENDER BENDERS Expert given jobs • Installation Prices Lowest In South Announcement All �ork guaranteed. No service charge after work is installed • 42c

CLOTH . have thc Garage, lo- 'OLISH I purchased pchurch ...... street from the Jaeckel Hotel. r(),,, Freezers cated across the /lIHI/) Ra�ges"".Sltoves H_eaters Coffee Urns--Deep PRI110 I wiIJ continue operations at the same loca­ AMAZING;N'tW $" same TRUITON! 'J'REAlrED '1'0 GIVE tion and pledge to give you the high qual­ BARBER HOMES, Tourist'CQurts HIGH LUSTRE FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, Rates,) HOTELS, CAFES, BEAUft SHOPS, SHOPS, Auto Repair Service you had learned to (Special ity 1'ORTA8LI BOUND EDGES. .31 from }lr. ------expect Upchurch. "'uo INro liN' lOCK", ruIN

•• OVIINIOHr owned M.r. SWlrCH ro "CH,UO." TOO LARGE�··NONE TOO SMALL CHIlIO. NO I purchased aU tbe equipment by III",., ,. 11110." IUI"oIN JOB first­ INOlClirOll ,UlL �.WII' 111010 0". Upchurcb and am prepared to give you ' 'III"ON. onu", JorON. CAlI. D_ •95 class work on a·1I types of auto, truck and trac­ $42 IF OUR COMPETITORS' FAlLS'CALL tor repair SERVI�E •

Bring us your auto for wheel aHgnment. • •..... COMPANY in El.eetric BUTANE GAS We Welding. COASTAL speeialize � • • • ,"CN'''' • at • • 'Bill,' Howard, 'Tuts' Sole Owners Bom and Reared Guyton. Georgia tHOU glT 'Bubbe,,' Haupt flORN- (P1H&.(i'eH& and I Wl'ecl

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! will appreciate your patronage. '''atch that cur of yours. \Vhcll kind of now YOll find It noells ally ANYWHERE . . . DELIVER or smull WE INSTALL AND accessory ••• large It; FRANI{LlN CHEVRO­ TROUBI.ELAMp Willar(l�s eome to LET, INC. \VIC hnve 1\ coml,Jete l?u8�elWRO RES/Hi - • selection of Ilcccssoric!i for any - 011, and Heat ADDS �l",ES Box of 6, Only STOP AND EAt AT TOM'S PLACE BY US FOR COOKING BROODrf, GA. wo serve •.• yotl? -EQUIPPED make nwy car J 3168 TO TmES! '.10 Gat-age 3•Z9 .09 HOME OWNED AND OPERATED by 53 East Main St. PhOIte 247 inr. Jrtlnklill (hl!VfO/f!t C. J. McMANUS Across From Jaecl(el Hotel & Service Sales 513·M-W. �Iain Statesboro, Ga. STATESBORO, GEORGI" Phone St., Mrs. Collins end SALE-I have several re­ - The Bulloch Thursday, March 20, 1947 Jimmy daugh­ F0\1- MONEY TO LEND Several BOOKKEEPING Herald, ter. Lynn, have returned from n ACOO�NO I'IN];;!l 1I1!1111 SCHOOL conditioned and newly tuned thousand dollars quick cash avail­ O.�A, visit with relatives in Ga. Ailey. pianos for sale, They may be seen ahle for loans from $50 to $]500 L. Eo OuIbertlOD, Ber, Mrs. Brannen Part Time Lloyd spent Mon- Study at on Official Lhe Ross Auto Trim at real estate, Low rate . Organ • Shop improved INTERNATIONAL in Savannah. AT 1I0�"; Official day 10 North Walnut St. I also tune of interest. Bring deed and plat, CORRESPONDENOE SOHOOLS Organ Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bland have for IlItl'rnnUOllul und recondition your plano tn your ll[N1'ON BOOTH 1106 E. Henry St., 1-1821 for as their guest Mrs. Alden Hal', Schools home. Call C. C. LAMB at 509-L. 3-27-4tc. Savannah, 0.. of New N. Y. COfl'CSI)llltllcncc Bulloch County ULLOCH.• Rochelle, ERALD Bulloch 3-27-2tp H County SOCIETY ------_------DEDICATED TO 1106 E lIenr), sr., 2-8821 I THE PpOGRESS OF _ STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUNTY 1---- SR\'UIHllLh. On. �------�------��I�������� WANTED: ]00 new cus­ the coffce WIth ex- Laundry VOLmlE vn PITTMAN HOSTE"S Hodge, in shop WI NTED Young lady I Statesboro, March 1947 nms, I 'II '" Laundry on Court Georgia, Thursday, 27, Number 19 Hotel u ltcrno�f �,e and • ANNOUNCEMENT • Mrs Marvin c:: Pit t man cnter-'RUShlng F't-iduy perience for display C LASt.S I F I� J.:.Jt'� demon-I ��:��'C����� flowers the work In Bulloch tained the husbands And wives of Lovely n'l stratlon County,! _ a?orncd shC'lP; Write .... Smith Box IfW !V Mrs E. A gave lovely ....�__ Short hours, good pay. the A. T, P Club H1 IH',' ,n I Paul D. Akins is Now School tnlk on the the FOR SALE :115 acrr-s of Ii rnhf't, statosooro for Interview. WANTED-Part or full-time Bulloch, Brooklet Farm home Friday night. F' I' her dec- thoughts ft�m 329, I Statesboro C of C Convention which she 01' the timber and to work ornttons sp;'in� Flowers \\'(11(> used \V. M, U. land. located in ltp. salesman Bulloch County. With ------Associated Still in Macon. Carnes were Candler Count v 7 rnil'!s live in in the 'large living room Among nttended �'l"lh"'f'<::1 I Must Statesboro, Ga., Work City ·ICAL Iustrumont s Trying and member was of Metter, and ]9 miles IF ITS MU is both und Busses Pass the games plnyed HOII!"IS Dice played southwest pleasant p'rofitahle. AGENCY each. we have them. Guitars THE SORRIEn. n �SUHANCE Sponsors 135 characters YOU Group handed names or Bible or Statesboro on excellent want, Address: Box care ...... (," PI'entlv f'niov"o, Another in- rondo It 329, The Bul- Expects GULF COAST to find for refresh- is 5 miles from $]5.00 up. loch Herald. 1 crest iI1g' gnme '\Vot.; 1 he' Spelling partners paved hlgbwnv 4tp. th�lr �rom BIloxi. III IS'. Chicken a In coffee MUSICAL CENTER. _ P, ... which rho ments king Land and nf'cf'rlhlf' Mr. Akins has had of ex­ State , wives 1'0 In spelled tlm�('r ·"�1"V I many years rat Solve US 80. 4-1Oc Check.Up cookies were served, Hog Memben In '47 and ice REA In ,Show the operates ngain!\t 111(,lr husbands. using I IT COST NO MORE-nllv the rlence Business h?x th,IS c?mmun�ty p in the Insurance School has be­ Twent members of the end hus IS transportation , The Brooklet Futuro Farmers A few r-ight hand for I's and the lef't y-vfive transportation P CONTRAC- best. No need to off bran ls minor changes were to be made The Chamber of Commerce has closs, OVI�� SEE C. B GRIF"F'IN, accept and has a of all come a major in the admin­ expected enjoyed the party, ed to one or the best schools In thorough knowledge phase Association boys will have their hnnd Ior E's concrete scpt!c tanks, longer. Standard Brands are on 116 members at the lor TOR, for any istration of public education Wednesday afternoon the proposed route for present Ref'rcshmcnt s of rho county kinds of Insurance registered Duroc hogs on exhibit snndwiches, floors 'und foundations. Phone back aga II I1t DJNA1�DSON- ]947, -Mr. M. E. Aldennan, chair­ From 1930 to 1940 it school U. S.' 80 the cake. wilh icc cream NOTIOE M. B LESTER. expanded at the Brooklet gymnasium Highway through city of Statesboro, gingerale, 149-R. 12 leusl Olliff St, States- SMITH, Statesboro's Oldo t. Mens until there man of the membership commit­ D B. • were nearly four mil­ April when . Mr. E. D Odell, wore eorved. Fifteen couples were I LESTER, 3-13-2tc. and Store. tfc Wednesday night, 2, Iocuttng engt- Mr. boro. Boys han children to from f tee, reports. Alderman stated GEORG1A. Bulloch County. LESTER riding .Tmd the Brooklet Farm Bureau mem­ ______neor Ior the Stu te De- present. EUI)11CE • • Highway that there still several �""onlc; drlily in 86,QOO school are bust­ 1n thc of BullO"h I Let Mr. Akins aid with your In­ bers sponsor their first hog show partment, was in Statesboro this Sunr-rioi T you ness men his committee had .('ollrl f)<:;T' A Schaffer fountatn busses Which t one and a not nnmu.e DEC" pen. raveled for FFA boys. l\farch Wind week to show city officials the s.uance needs I-Ie will be to make the Plays contacted. some of whom were pen was it is \k��=====�==�=������==���==�,1 glad quarter million miles of school 'Mrs, AUH\\"'V cntcr-tatn­ I thought. 1\v G'H1Tett 1����;,?Or�����5�r:ilbsa�le���;oean�. winner $35, second and In the rtgtu-of-wny route, J. Gilbert in city county kept Cone, chairman of Atlanta ff'icr-, gives not teo that it Here Georgia the number hAS fourth The flowers docorru lon were To Glcnnn W Regional her-eby . $25. third fifth that nrc ex­ HCI' Ior Garrett, vou know that The Disposal. $20. $15, Power line­ oniy changes the f'lnance States. In('rN1rpd from f'1\1"11",..." hundred Georgia Company committee, stated that and azn­ III SOld Multer: SORRIER INSURANCE AGENCY sixth $9. seventh 10 be made Ihe route snnp-dragonss, camellias boro Floral some has available fur disposal undr-t' I (' S'Irplus Properly Act ol $10, $$8, eight men on from 3·00 A.M. pcS:led along his would mall out Shop has mighty In ]930 to hundred duty group requests hos Club high went to Mrs Zol­ You ure hereby command d to twenty-eight $7, ninth $6, and tenth $5 Aside is 10 plot two "easier" curves, ror pretty EASTER LILIES in their 1944 and of War Assets Admlnistrnt ion Regulnt ton S, th(' follow� in ]946. Tuesday until after midnight donations to complete the 1947 lC'Tl \v;t1ItrII11I'st, visitors to be nnd appear at the nexl to,'n'l of Statesboro, Georgia from the cash prizes, five of the One to be located just off the At­ high DefcndontjDidgreen}louse: acres in the field? Wednesday. budget this week. Mr. Cone and Govcrn� In 19::\n n CO'1r""'encp "J)nn�nrer' M ,.t; Emmet I Akins and cut to the COUl'l of Bulloch ty which has bcpn declared surpilis b:,' t!le Will compete ilUlta on' the north side Supt"l'iol" ing propC'1 boys' hogs separately Ofricials of the hlghwl,ty Mr. Alderman met with hy the National Council of Chier company recently s, to nns'wet" C001� J have for a chance of two of them show­ of and the i\!' p('rl'Y I':enncdy, Guest prize County, GeorgiA, Announcement: purchased ment. stilted that most of the trou­ the cIty other to be the steering committee and work._ Slate School wa� hcld Ht WPlll to Mrs Aldpn who wos of the mentioned the and will 0fficel's, in Snvanlluh nt H lnte,' clute locnted neal' Ihe Hay, plaint plnintiff Upchurch Garage np- ing ble was cnused trees and cemetery, ed out a of some for 505 Bc)'es of land located 2,3 miles north. f',(' Tcncher� r.olle(!c at Columbia by budget $3,000 Ml's Bland, Mrs, In the of this stlit against continued upproximately The other three will No other on the 'route vissiting Percy caption preciate your patron- automatically limbs ocross Ihe POWCI' chunges IIhls year. The have University This confercnrc WAS falling memberships At lR\\ served lIel· a rlcs­ for divorce. service and of Bulloch on Stnle I'ecelve chicks neh. nrc ny gucsts you age, wrreckcr dnv e:st StHtesuOI:p, Counly, Georgia, fifty lines, anticipoted. returned near $600 of this, leav­ at tended bv reOI'CRen t" fives from sel't course with coffee. Witness the Honorable J. Call 247. Willard W. Col- Entrants in the show arc: Bob­ night. HIghway No 73 in the 1209th Georgia Mllitnl·y District No serious dnmagc wus The proposed route wi 11 begin Ing some $2,400 to raise through of stlld Court. ThiS the 48 states, During this conrer­ Norwood Bennett, Renrroe, Judge IIns, 4�3�3tc, by Alderman, caulcd to In States­ near the cJty limits on the Portal donations. of Bulloch It is knawn as the Canton- ence minimum stAndards for property The Euzelian Closs or the First the 188th day of March, 1947 L·1 County, Georgu.l, James William Tucker, Smith, boro and Bulloch the 55- and Allanta highway ond cross The budget calls tor the for colored on school bot h from the by money with E A HATTIE POWELL, Carver St., menf Area ot Statesboro Ail' Field which lies we!'t busses, Fordham. FI·anklin Rnptist Church, Mrs By: �OTS Army Bobby Lee, mile an hour winds NOI·th College Street between the to;be used In off Blitch St. CHAS. E. CONE RI andpoint or operation and safe­ Tuesday advertillng exlatln'! Smith teache!". were onlertainert Clerk of Court. I Just Delos Flake. Edward Knight. Ad­ Superior of State No. 73 opposite the main en- afternoon. homes of Mr. Elloray Forbes and Iinns and organi2ations al well INC. Highway dtrectly tv, were Ano minimum with a Mrs Rex 4tp-4-]0 REALTY CO., dison Minick, and Roland Bran­ lovely pal·ly by discussed, Mr. C. H. Remington. It will cross as for roads und new Induslries. ------trllnce to the air field. There is located on this land standards were prescribed. Rifle nen • • North Main Street between the have a number of desirable in Expert to Be at Forest which will Again 1945. the same organ- , Heights i'Vle certam buildings and structures be removed Members of the Farm Bureau homes of Mrs. Dan Blitch and Mrs. lots in various sections of the city. I,"tion sponsored a conference in Club On 15 for Country April Fancy will be ollowed to B,·ett CHAS, E, CONE CO., Jnlll1edintely. Shooting compete among Georgia and hit the Central REALTY, , Flu Hits Ken Beegle, Arms coleslaw themselves in thp hog shaw, The ·of Georgln Railroad just back of School INC, TeI'l11s und conditions of sale and all necessary infol'mntion �;J�� ]s903�eW��/�:v�t:dn��:sr���' Remington out of heads of cabbAge will Brooklet Future Farmel' Chapter the home of C. A. Altman. It will I ed, At the resolution demonstrate thrown into the ail' Police the and the method of conference a Com�any exp:rt, by hitting �ounty \VANTED-Refined ChristJan wo� concerning property exercising prIOrities, here. will contribute $]5 10 be given to then run ncross East Main Street was adopted in which each state shootmg ability them with high powered rifle bul­ FAMILY FUND LIFE man desires place as director of and orrers Will be available on and after November the Farm Bureau member or I'ncm� ncar the I'adio station and the AHendance submitting wns urgf'd to inaugurate the Any person, man, woman or lets; pulverizing five clay tm·gets . bers who selects the as the home or companion to elderly rec- is thrown hogs cemelery, 1t wi]] cross Lee Street 27, ]g.,16, at the address l�lven below. essary legislation tn insure thl" child, who possessed of a heal� into the air by hitting Warn Gamblers The school attendance In Bul­ references. Answer in official judges select them, 10 the left of Dr. John lady. Best 'enforcement of minimum thy body, steady nerves, fairly them one�nt a lime With a Mooney's loch CO. PrIorities: The property Is subject to the follOwing priorities require- charge County has been aleadlly in. INSURANCE writing only to·X.Y.Z., P.O. Box of Each member win he given two MT. Strickland states he intends home and then hit Lnnnie F, Slm- • ments for all busseR wieu In the good eyesight-and the wilJing- shot; smashmg simultaneously creasing since the openinl of II ill the orucl' mdicated, on which 10 malYed Georgia Theatre each day at Don't wear a wrap nor too many Acts defeated opponents, noon, on March clothes while Inside the beginning Monday, room, but LegislatJlre "I won-now -WORK GUARANTEED- wish 1 hadn't I'll Statesboro, Georgia First.Baptist Church Georgia.'s Head Coach. 31, and continuing through Fri­ upon leaving the room be sure to worl'Y about the state finals," he day. 4. and BANNER STATES .12 East olllrr On, PJlOtle 14D-R April get your wrap, always keep St., Statesboro, Re�jns "Pil�rimag"e fretted. The Is Wallace Butts, Pays PRINTING CO. 13-year-old boy These meetings, which will be­ your feet dry. It Is best that you f!"om and won Statesboro "Co Calvary" Sunday On Local ·Bills Effingham county Visit gin at 120'clock, noon, each day, stayaway from a crawd as much the county contest there last will be brief and effective for as possible. Leave off going to the The annual to Cal­ Coach Wallace Butts, head "Pilgrimage A of the bills introduced Bulloch's year. those whowish to come together ball and other enter­ ��� su�mary by coach of the of Geor­ Show, games vary" of the First Church University - Baptist Fifteen county winners partlc1� for a brief season of worship. Rev. tainments until the weather clears � i of Statesboro will be held this two representatives, J, Brantley Johnson and Low­ gia football team, and his asslst­ nated in the First Cong_resslonal Serson will bring the message on up and this "flu" subsides. It will i on March ell in the General which ad­ !lnt coach. Howell Hollis. were , i year beginning Sunday, Mallard, Assembly District contest held in . Spelling Monday, Rev. Pepper on Tuesday. take the cooperation of everybodv :l0, and will end on Sunday, visitors In Statesboro last Friday journed in the State Capitol last week, which will the Statesboro High School li­ Rev, Agan on Wednesday, and to get our school attendance back .Aprll 6. night. They were at the Rushing bills become brary Monday morning. Miss Rev. Jackson on Thursday. The to normal again. Rev. T. Earl of affect the city and county when the Hotel as the guests of Mr. and Serson, pastor Mary Lou Carmichael, .socinl sci- music for these four days will be ------­ the will a series of as Mrs. W. R Salter. ehllrch. law', is follows: ence teacher of the Statesboro under the direction or the church brinlO BIRTH on "The Crnss," which of the bills intro­ ANNOUNOEMENT messages A summary '"Tigh S<;,hool,gave out the words choirs of the city. NOTICE will each at 7 30. • • begin evening duced Bulloch's two represen­ by from a list prepared by V. E. The Executive Board of the Wo­ On Ft:iday, at the some time, It's another girl for the George This series of messages which wil] tatives, J. Johnson and Brantley Auto Deadline Glenn, of Swainsboro. man'g Missionary Union, of the there will be a Good 'Frida !;erv· Bryans, And proud Papa G""rle begin on Sunday morning, March Lowell in the General Tag Malla�d, Seven contestants missed onl:v First Baptist Church, will meet ice hcld under the leadership of called up yesterday to tell us all 30, are as follows· which In the Is Set For March Assembly adjourned 31.; one word on the first round. next MOl'day afternoon, March the four pastors of the Statesboro about the happy addition. Vicki "THe Shadow of Cross." last will af­ tile state·s Capitor \V�ek, Costs Extra $1 Later Among them was Aulton Penning­ 31, at 4 "'clock, at the home of churches with the music furnish­ Ellen ,Bryan was born last week "The Value of the Cross," "The and the - fect the city county when ton, of Portal, who was last year's Mrs. J. L. Johnson on South ,Main ed by I he church choirs and the on Thw-sday, the 20th, at tbp of the Cross," "The The deadline is for Challenge bills become law is as follows: nearing winner in the First District, He Street. Statesboro Music Club. Bulloch County Hospital. ·Offenee of the· Cross." "The , applications for new A bill affectmg the affairs of filing spelled "exceed" as "excede," -, Meaning of Cross." "The license State the, the county and which is alrcady automobile tags, All the county winner partici­ ALL PERSONS WHO HA"E. PUNCH- ·Svmbolism of the Cross," an� Revenue CommiSSioner, Glenn HOE 5 written into law is one to Taise DIlUng in the contest will receive If&?ther-8ir1s ·"The Magnetic Cross." Phillips warned this week. q:,25 Fpdpral Bonds fl'om the salary of Judge and Solicitor Saving • After this month, applicants of the City Court $200.00 a year. The Atlanta Journal. must a $1 fee to the Sher� On Bulloch 4-H The Chairman of the County pay 1947 County cOllnl v a Report Legislature iff of their 01' lASSO Board of Commissioners granted a sign Club Officers Meet certificate thcv tl1ey have not i01wimmine; Pool This final GPA legislative col­ The bIll to give veterans a bonus on athletic events was passed by $1,50000 yearly mcrease for cler­ driven their vehicles during umn is a report on bills passed or amounting to a total of $40,000,- both House and Senate. TOUGH WEATHER Other 4-Hers Saturday ical help; and the other members "lans F.xOl�tlted By 1947. not passed by the Assembly in 000 passed the House, but died In A measure to govern the use of of the board we!"e $200.- granted City This Week session con­ The Bulloch County 4-H Club the historic 70-day the Senate. fireworks in the state was passed Smartest Shoes with this 00 a year increase in salary, The going". officers will meet with the of(i­ • • cluded last wee.k, At this writmg A revised Richmond It bans the use of all fireworks County Tax Collector was also The architects in Atlanta who delega,t1on cers from Screven and all bills passed are on the desk bill to at the unless Efrlngham are the fOT the prohibit lOitering governmental approval for important plus! 5 Weatberized voted an addl tional $500.00 yea!"ly drawing plans counties at Springfield Saturday of Act ing Governor M. E. Thomp­ polls on election day or vote so� their usc is first obtained. for clerical help The General As­ swimming pool 'fo!" the City of for afternoon in their regular tri­ Farm Bureau Plans. son for his approval or veto. Hclting within 200 feet of the pool. A blll to horse and features better fit, wear. also voted to allow the Statesboro assured Mayor J. Gil­ legalize dog longer of sembly county meeting. Miss Iris Lee, Most sensational measure was passed by both houses, in was of Bulloch Com­ For Field bert Cone over the long distfl nce pass­ racing Georgia passed by council chairman County Crop I SUIson, county president, ed was the The House on the last kill­ a HOUSe committee, but §��;1��:::�:E:-1 that Talmadge-sponsored stopped to an in­ telephone Tuesday they day to take of the missioners authoriZe Contests For 1947 exnects some 15 "white remov� a there. clerical in the would haVe the plans completed primary ed resoluUon by Representative to the crease in help bll1".which local officers wIth her. ed a1l reference to p"rimnries from Julian or to Pay raises for most of the state clerk's office if he feels the office Most Farm Bureau organiza­ this week and they should arrive Bennet, Bartow, ap­ Springfield meeting. law books and left the Demo­ heada were tions in the county are in Statesboro by the end of the the point n committee to investigate �epartment approved A i tern of business fol' needs it. setting up major cratic ns a sort of If the and went to the Governor for corn, cotton and other field crops week. Party "private complains, any, against ap.. the tri-county will be, to Bills introduced which will af­ me'etlng for 1947. The club." Talmadge signed this bill, State University System. proval. in­ contests Middle discuss camping plans for this fect the City of Statesboro The House to Ground. Ogeechee, Warnock and but Governor Thompson has given Also passed and sent to the agreed Saturday summer. ot­ amendments The camps usually cluded the following Methodist Pastor to a conference committee on Sinkhole chapters have all made indications that he will veto it. Governor was a measure pro'liding report ·tended are not available to the to the City charter: activities of Ja­ the home rule to Taise lionor Statesboro Laws restricting fOT 12 grades in Georgia schools. municipal bill. Bulloch Miss Lee plans prize money among Police local elubsters this year. To the date of the elec­ th� the Senate In change the members entering and had boT unions in prohibiting clos­ A bi1l permi tting women to thereby joining to recommend a at Music Club Sunday P.M. -plans camp tion of the Mayor and Council­ ed and mass were serve on fell the measure to the Gov­ c:unty several entries already, shop picketing juries by the wuy� sending' I "TIfton, which will be under the in ernor men from the first Saturday The Statesboro Music Club will passed overwhelmingly by both side, ns did another increaSing the for signature. The bill had P. Don­ I Idirection ot Dean George December to the flt..t in clerk been both houses earlier Friday rled, be deSignated of the l1e guests of honor in a "Fr.iendly House and Senate. Income tax rate of those in high- passed by ' :aldson, of Abraham Baldwin Col­ And all candidatcs for but various amendments a I I December, Recorder's court and will l