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7-30-1959 Bulloch Herald

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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Bulloch Herald - 8 ------� Rockwell. �ewfl The Page ' 23, 1959 Ads Statesboro, Georgia, Thul'Sday, July I. . . IbnONAL AWAID W_ Legal III Prl...Wlaalaa .. DR, BROWN SPEAKS GEORGIA TEACHERS COL- "'_.paper II II natural AT MEETING OF ADS 'Fresh uxuera lim ted LEGE / / W..M Dewberry lit 37 CLASSIFIED T medical 1'):5't ADVER f1SEMENTS FOR BlDa Compll'Ol�er. 'Dr. Chas Brown, THE BULLOCH HERALD + !'Tom director of tho Bulloch lIeno. Scaled proposals respon- 8-6-3tc. No. 97. County "'owopaper If.u.-J e� II...... II--' ------FOR SALE - "Barbour" boat, sible Interested parties will be Health Department, was tho CoDI••II 8011.t � 16-footcr with "Gntor" received In the office of W. M. the 16 It_,.... ----- top, speaker at July ' !I NOTICE BY ADMINISTRATOR guest THE For Sale troller. "Mercury" • • ,� r. RoewkeII DEDICATED TO PROGllESS OF ST�TESBORO AND BVLLOCH COVNT¥ 48-horsepowcr 'M Dewberry, Georgia of Post 90 of tho Amen- say'Q TO CREDITORS meeting .. be seen at resource, Co outboard motor. May Teachers College,comptrollerllogeboro, L I SALE: Three bedroom HAGIN AND OLLIFF SERVICE until 10 0.01., To the Creditors of R. L. - FOR 0 Georgia, E.S.T., (Bob) I;c;;;a,;;n..;;.:eg::;;;,on;;,;.__ _ ------our water W. F. JR. seconc, present ' ROCKWELL - house. Bath and half. suuat- STATION on U.S. 301, South. By August 10, 1959, for sale of Miller, deceased: VOLUME XVUl- ESTAIlLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 P. O. BOX 329 STATESBORO, GEORGI1\, THURSDAY, JULY 30,1959 NUMBER 37 hlllsite. In- 4-3137. Itc. raclllUes arc streched to their the noUfled to ed on well drained Phone 4-3117 or FOR SALE Chihauha puppies. President following property: You are hereby sulated Carries be limits, and are not being ex- One frame known as render an account to the under- throughout. Three months old. May How often have turned building nOT" A Located on I"1...... you fast' to "Blue Tide Book Store." This of demands � 4�% loan. Herty seen at 213 Enst main SI. ponded enough keep signed your against Park. Write on a water faucet without get- the Blue above-named Drlv� In Pittman PHONE 4-3107. ltc. pace with growth. building houses Tide the estate of the water? not B. 136 North :...:.:�-=-__; ting Probably very Book Store and the or lose to Stephen Homlck, A survey by.pe.pulaUonthe Public Health College- deceased, prlorl.ty SUMMER COLD Athens, For Veterans va- often. Yet It be a office. The Homewood Hills Drive, LADIES-Don't pass up that right very Serlvce shows that of the 18,- boro, Georgia pest your claim. 7-9-4tc need funds! if one size of this build- ;---.-/ on Ga. cation because you good thing day everyone water utilities In the United This the 20th day of July, all local 000 �pproxlmate hit on 2000 feet. TAKE A few hours a day servicing In the United States had that mg is- square 1959. � -----:--- SALE-Newl"J constructed States . . . FOR answer. noted AVon is all at the same time. At the time above the fOI Averages high Only territory your Admlni- -time house In Aldred Hills Sub- experience, One out 01 five I. denclent COHEN ANDERSON Write MRS HULDAH ROUN- proposals will be publicly opened Nothing else would dramatize so strator of the Estate 'of R. L. ALDRED , . division. C.II WALTER Three bedroom Box Ga. In supply, the Supervisor of Purchases symptomatic dwelling, TREE, '22, Wadley, well the to which we de- by ed States- CO. PO 4-3351. 6-25-tlc degree Two out 01 live are deficient No extension of time will b� , built less than four years. pend on water for convenience, II,.._:aIllIlC=Ii'C_::IIa. , !!��,) �:�I;griadeceas In tr....ml..lon capacity .. made. RELIEF and fire 8-27-6tc No . 96 CA. 666 On I $450;00 cash reo comfort, health, pro- out too documents and other y ' One 01 three has Bidding A••S DODD JR tectlon. It would also em- Information can tobacco help be __ , necessary ALL NEW HOME Balance $57_00 little pumping capacity .. quired. per Rea state office :�=. ..!:======� market; other of 3,338,034 IE' phaslze two very lmpor- secured at the W. M. And two out 01 five are de- pounds Brick Veneer-3·Bedroom month, Full Price $8,600. for Loans tant facts: Dewberry, Comptroller, Georgia See Us flclen.! In treatment capacIty. Teachers College ' Collegeboro , F,H,A, Financed for Rent now there I. a bll- CHAS, E. CONE Homes Right $2.6 Georgia. JAMES Po WESBERRY, JR_ Low Homes for Sale lion backlog In needed water- Bids must be Monthly Payments REALTV CO., INC. accompanied by works construction-and by 1975 8 certified check In .an amount Certified Public Accountant for first 4 Months Free War. . sold Eight Apartment • or Simmons Shopping Center there will be fifty sixty mil- equal to live (5%) per cent of $1,942,225.98 on Labor and List With Us For lion more to serve. the bid. Counselor days renty -Dial 4·2217- people Management Materials Qu ick Sale r The men' who manage our No bid may be withdrawn On Tuesday night, after foul' sales days the Stutes­ water facilities are and for a periQd of thirty (30) days Announces Priced to Sell Now! 23 North Main St. capable, boro tobacco market had sold of for the most part, dedicated after the time scheduled for 3,338,034 pounds FOR SALE-The Morris home Phone 4·2471 opening bids. The of offices Primitive JOE JOHNSTON M.ln men. With the limited funds at opening .Baptist tobacco for at total of Ior an average ol on the comer of West The owner reserves the $1,942,225.98 - right St. Bids must e the I r dlspesaI they have r Tobacco Sales 1928 -Phone 4.3900- St. and N. College First, water Is a limited na- to reject any or all bids and at from hundred be submitted to J. E. BOWEN near-miracles In s':p- $58.30 per pounds. SAWS FILED-All types of tural resource. Someday we may fo�ed to waive Informalities. ______at the Model Lsundry, a mushrooming popula- Church IJR., saws flied quickly on our pre- use water from the sea, when a plying Bank using YEAR LBS SOLD DOLLARS must move IS12 Citizens and Southern National Statesboro. Buyer clslon FOLEY AUTOMATIC " tlon, and In keeping pace with tIc.I "freshln process has . the from the property. FILER. Also LAWN MOWERS and of engineering bactericloglcal Building' J. E. BOW N JR. at the Model �rac vlded an� thousands bulldlnt P. S. Tankersley. advances to assure safe water. prlsoners new A Check meso have been 5·6776 $150 Lsundry, Statesboro, Ga. 7-9 tfc. PETE'SShal'Jl,"ned.FOLEY SAW ';'in p� pipelines Atlanta S, Georgia Tel. JAckson addition FILERS, But In many places these men 13 West Moore Strret. pHONE built. But for the are battle with continued Irom pale I AlIMlate IIllnlolpal Month there Is so muc wa- fighting. losing Kembel' Am'l'lean lnltltut.e Every PO 4-3860. 5·22·tfc. future, just Predl�.ble "nanee Olftotn AIIOClaU_ .. like clockwork I To needed of On1.lfted Pllblio Aoaountanti Ju ---- public apathy. Badly guuontee or ent ter and It must be made to serve familiar with the unusual work of the U. 8. aad CAnada thiI for at 65-1_ F R facIIIties wIII not be built tn time younclf age ______a rapidly growing population carried on at the prison. DOW. Fint, chOOlO the bell being plan FOR SALE uses mOre water FOR RENT-I.bedroom that far per �xpress "Pat," In his opening prayer lor you. I will be clad 10 belp arage unles.: 7e, /het;oters, you to- STEEL OATES person than our grandfathers last "Oh _-======_ thli or apartment, UnfumlshJ. Sunday, prayed, Lord, make choi«. Pbone, . do not drop ever of. oU�om":n��ltr.:;. ;��h cated at I West Olliff Street. _ dreamed make It to us 142 me lcard_ Lenl[th Low Price elp possible help Any --- Id t f ture needs will PHONE 4-3311. 4-23-Uc, a where we wor- BRA"OO MOTOR ���e t: �.te that their h.get cha��1 may ship you_ Edwin L. Cook FOR RENT-Three bedroom SERVICE. growth and prosperity-have dri- house. Includes 3 IIv· D!'itesllJl held for water bedrooms, Courtland Street ed up along with their In June of this year regular 447 S. se, COllege Phone 4.5519 supply. revival services were held for ��":h dJn� :: :�dba�: One to Itretch Statesboro. Oa. PHONE proved way four nlgbta at the prison camp Available on July I. Statesboro • Oa. Mrs. C. A0 Ilixen dwindling water supplies Is to when a Statesboro minister was 4.2860 or 4-2617 6-25-tfc •__�_ Why ...... dlsCOUTalLe wlter wute through the auest preacher. Twelve made -...- Io_c:._ FOR RENT-Two nicely lumllh. unIversoJ meterJna, Wlter con- .a· public profession of faith and ,- - Y'" N. Y. , 10, with ed bedrooms connecting Fiscial Year Sale on u sumptlon In the United Statee were baptized In the prison tub and shower. JIll bath with You're Dollars Aheadl New 45 y average 150 gaUons per day, pend. Pay Located at 201 North Gentlemen. x 10 2-bedroom Mobile When _er meters Home, STATESBORO - Mrs. C. A. per penon. "1 Main st. PHONE 4-2382, Up, makes this 199.00 Down. Acres and acres are Installed In It un- Mr. Lsnler it plain died pn:vlously Homes Dixon, 71, Thursday, July Is not a to cod- Half.Pintsl�i, FOR 'RENT-Two duplex, un- of new and used Mobile metered community, per capita project humor, at her home In Statesboro Rent o� � CO choose from 9, on (IT D/f/�Y fumlshed apartments Avall- to water by die or to be easy these after a illness. conorumptlon,d'ecrease has on all the Lots" long "These men who have tIbIe July 15. OnQ 1!JlIII'lment "Tops about 50 per cent. people. t 0 bedrooms The otIter has She was a native of Wllkin- __ _ broken the faith with their fel- PHONE 4-2860 or \ son but had been �e bedroom. -:)NI 'II:1WIII County, living MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED lowmen want an oppertunity 4-2617. 6-25-tfc In Bulloch most of her with (World Famous Upside Down County, Shirley Hunnicutt Almand, to make their peace God," , life. • FOR RENT-Three bedroom, Sign) Junction of 1-78 & 25 of the late Mr. and he said. . daughter Ga. she IS of two bath, furnlshed cottage Augusta, Besides her husband, Mrs. Bill Hunnicutt of Clayton, D. A. EDENFIEtD of Bulloch who lives below Elmer Church is shown here between two rows There is no other prison camp on ocean front at Daytona survived by daughters, and Charles Edwin to harvest about per acre from his three. Georgia, in the state of where his fine tobacco. Mr. Edenfield expects 2,500 pounds 2.6. acre�. of EI Georgia Beach. Call WALTER ALDRED Mrs. Howard W. Feindel son of Mr. and Mrs. tobacco. He In a for Smith Fertilizer of Statesboro WIth hIS Howell, there an It is all top grade gets plug Company TV AND RADIO Frank Rowe of is organized Sunday COMPANY PO 4-3351. 6-25-tfc. Paso, Tex., Mrs. Erastus Howell of were fashioned from an tobacco fertilizer sack. School a improvised apron empty R. Po,:"1 class, taught by lay- have a home of own REPAIR SERVICE Franklin, OhIO, and Mrs. A. married in a double-ring cere- your man Mr ' Lanier believes. FOR RENT: On Jekyll, Island, • McClure of Macon; three sons, on at the Beach Front Duplex, Each mony Friday, July 17, Call Leo Dixon of Claude Write or call Savannah, First Baptist Church in States- "We believe that there are Side sleeps 10. 4 Dixon of and That money you now pay in rent could William S. Smith, Folkston, Ga. AKINS APPILANCE CO. Kosciusko, Miss., boro. After a short honeymoon people in Bulloch County who Dixon of 18 7-162tc Fred Macon; grand- to the mountains the couple will would like to help this chapel easily become the payments on a home 'lbs. and one 'vI PO 4·2215 children great-grand- make their home at 56 Grenade for these Mr. La- 262,(11-6,195 .; bedroom prisoners," FOR RENT-1\vo J. T. Whitaker of back in own dUP-I child; one brother, Street in Statesboro. nier and Mr. Williams say. "AI- your own,-money Y01Jr II•••••••••••• of severnl nieces nnd "" __...""'.... Ld;:tc�Pi�\�r:l)n:jl�1 �����1I��1:�� Brooklet; ready many have contributed to pocket! able Now. L. J. SHUMAN. Phone IS YOUR LAWN MOWER nephews. PURCHASING AND it," he added. READY Ilere fOf Summer Mowing? Funeral services were held PRODUCTION sold 4-3437 And after attending this most for $100,192,823 We arc and to equipped ready July 11, from \Vhile on vacation Horace Our loon features rent-sized month· - Saturday morning, - �t plan FOR RENT A two bedroom make on of unusual Sunday School class repairs any type the of Barnes Funeral Bird and visited interest­ De Leon - chapel family rnnce house and n Iinee bedroom the Bulloch County prison camp, thot debt-free home conducted Rev. A. L. in Tennessee. Iy payments bring Was never sir. 42471 or 4-9873. Horne, by ing places sid, house. PHONE n!.?e�rse��6e,P�C:A�G ��T�� we too, belive that there are The Rev. Duncan has accepted Burial was the Enst Side Jean Williams returned Mon- within your reach. H.found th.t milk 7-23-lfc. ASD. SERVICE, Courtland St. Lynn, people in Bulloch County who ownership a poaltion as superintendent of Was 3.19-tfc. after a week's vacation at his elixir. Cemet.ery. day will want to help build this mod­ the City Mission In the Piedmont Savannah Beach. est House of God. Those who do, Association which Includes the ---- FEDERAL Sel"Vices A welcome goes out t.o Earl mail their to FIRST section In and around Gree... • Leefield News may contributiol1 Dabbs. He will be working in "Chapel Fund," Box 210, States- boro, N. C. the accounting department boro, Georgia. This is the post And Loan Association FEMALE - Home Tupp�rw�re 0 0 office box of The Bulloch Herold. Savings C���l�!��O �penmg OF STATESBORO All contributions will be i HOMOf;7ENIZEO MILKCO·I 'ru\rl�i::;�- I Home DemonstratIon CIub NOW FOR ATHLETE S FOOT prompt- partleps hatS Leehe d Street Phone 4·5485 .s. ICE CRfAM· TRY YOUR Write Iy placed in the chapel building Main ��o?'.�es��e��":'':.c��sary. Use T·4L because It No�th At GROCER OR fOR liquid _ lOC Box 3123, Sovan- 0 0 fund 1 MRS. HALL, AC- you KERATOLYTIC _ HOME OElIVE�Y ADams 4- 8314 . gives nuh, Ga. or Call .__. PHONE 42212 as at ommum°t ent CTION. This off ,7-23-llc. H C C e� process sloughs PICDlC y and dissolves affected outer skin. By Mrs. E. F. Tucker EKposes deepest Infection to the Let's go 1st class killing medlcaUon In T-4L, Re- The Leefield Home Demons- the church on Monday afternoon Heves itching and bur n lng, on Watch concrete! ' tr'8tion Club met nt the Commun- of last week with t.he president, speeds healing. n.cw, Build You'r ity house on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Harry Lee, presiding. Miss hcalLhly skin appear. If not of last week for their annual Frances Lee arranged the pro- pleased In 24 hours, your 48c picnic. gram from Royal Service. back at any drug store. Also, usc full for HOME in Thomas and Jock Lanier spent strength itchy, . . . Pem- r Lynn Quottlebeaum of, insect bUes , _ severol last week vlsltmg sweaty feet, polson days broke spent last week with her Mr Lamer and I G T-4L FOOT POWDER D. I. Perkins. ..and. Mrs: C�rlton grandmother, Mrs. a film of anti­ In t�P�!VidCS family Ml8ml, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Joiner and Fla.. septic protection. NOW AT Mr. and Mrs. J. O. WhIte and Mrs. son, Jerry and Mr. and FANKLIN'S LANE _ REXALL GROVE chIldren of we(e Tucker visited Mr. Siotesbor� E. F. �nd DRUG CO. 7:2-9-16; 9:3-10-17 vIsItors here Saturday OIght. Mrs.Milton and Findley family, (#298). Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Lee Jr. and in the week-end. McRae, during ------­ LAK-ES daughters, Pat and Jan of Mrs. George Brannen and sons, AUnnta, visited relatives here Mike and Tommie, of Statesboro, during the week-end and nttend- were visitors here Friday after­ ed the Minick reunion at the noon. Statesboro's home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Kessler has returned to Woodcock in Savannah on Sun- his home in Statesboro, Va., after day. spending two weeks with the • Newest The Leefield W. M. S. mot at Scolt. families. Revival • Most Beautiful AT NIGHT YOU SEE LIKE A CAT begins Hill when you drive on light-reflecting, Temple SUBDIVISION FULL modern concrete! an 9 2 miles east on U. S. 80 August WARRANTY On light-colored concrete you can really see where you're going and you won't find yourself constantly "outdriving your head· Home Sites with Concrete far better at Finest Quality lights." gives you visibility night than any dark surface. 'Restrictions for of • protection pur· Heavy Duty MONUMENTS Thls high night visibility level saves tax money on lighting. chasers We Specialize In Fewer fixtures are needed. It cuts the hlghway electric bill, too­ up to $720 per mile per year, • Ga. Power Lines Original Designs From Your Concrete also you a grainy surface for dependable skid Buy gives REGISTER CANNING • resistance and a smooth, flat ride. Initial cost is moderate, Water Mains DIAMOND Local Manufacturer PLANT TO BE OPEN an 50 yet modern concrete will last expected years and more. ON TUESDl\ • A Statesboro Industry V.,5 Quiteness Upkeep costs will be as much as 60% less than for asphalt, Batteries Since 1922 The Register Canning Plant Dependable wonder modern concrete is the iiII.di�-..ill1i • Trees No preferred pavement will be open on Tuesday after­

.. """, ,..... """"'I • Contains Silver for Longer Life for the Interstate System_ A new booklet tpWW.Mi.iZ· noon from I :00 to 4:00 for the . See or call Thayer is for the remainder of the canning season. Cobalt for Longer Shelf Life about hlghways yours asking. WITH' .OUD 'OTU" • I an Monument ,o.�. �'.HW'VS according to announcement . made O. E. and James itz wa by Gay . runner-up. S. J. "Seab" PROCTOR AUTO SUPPLY • vocational TURNER PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION �,; EX<:CUTJVE COMMITTEE Atkinson, al{riculture Company Th� .Executive committee of teachers. POPlar 4·9815 - Rt. 1 All Types of Heavy Duty And 45 West Main Street .... th� Pittmlln Park Methodist The plant will be open Friday, Commercial Batteries A no1ional :'�:'::::i�:9� �;;:"�·:n�u:::� ;:1:::: :i !::��:= L���t�1I'"·· Phone PO 4-3117 W. S C. S. will meet Tuesdav July 31. Following this date, Mn'""inl! Al1p.u�t. 4. at 10 o'clock however, It will operate Tues­ In the church library. day attemoo... only. A dog can be man's best friend; The BullocJ� Herald Editorials Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 30, 1959 The Editor's it can also be his worst I enemy Nevils News ated against. rabies. He is con.cern­ By Charles T. M. D. L. ' Brown, District Medical Director 1------I Tobacco market make ed of the consequences if a dog Chair From enrliest history dogs disease Is Invoriably fatal. With infected with rabies should attack have been associated the our Ka Hendrix at Uneasy closely full cooperation of all presents program Growers an with and Y' a child 0.1' adult-who's to man, due to their citizens we can happy say ONE LEARNS THE most the growth of hair on the lop make OUr city •. the dog has been called safe rabies , and that it can't happen? interesting things reading the of your head with the flame loya!ty f�m demonst�te S��\NGS! Tobacco farmers who sold to­ man s best friend. It's a For did from a wand of WDX. It's called commonly spmt of cooperation which MetllodlS't Youth meet BlG There's the recent case of t.he newspapers. instance, bacco on known fact that are a the Statesboro' will be mark of citizen- Fellewship, market know that You dogs good you Tokyo. Japan. "singeing," escape being . fox which broke out of a cage subject to a fatal disease known to all those a r us. Mrs. Jim Rowe the first two days last week have restaurants serve the most UIl­ barbecued only because the ship ound By DURING 3 rabies this disease BIC) here and bit three citizens. That usual beef In the world? Accord­ the ball 01 name and may Charles T. Brown, M, D. if reason to barber. keeps be happy. �se to other animals Kay Hendrix had charge and HONQRED ON BIRTHDAY fox could have been infected ing to a news story in Sunday's dancing around your skull like a DOLLAR· DAYS Official show that on by dtranSmltledto man as presented a very Inleresting The children 01 Mrs. O. H. figures papers It's so. Beef served In jet propelled fireball. As we re­ "II you' find a mistake In this rabies. There are records to prove anDogs may bwellie c ass If I ed into program at the regular meeting Hodges honored her Sunday with the first restaurants comes tram call the barber who cut OUr hair consider It Was Ii!; Thursday, July 23, day Tokyo's . paper. please Industrial Arts - the a Dinner the home Prices the of children and adults two general groups namely 01 Nevils Methodist Youth Birthday at. Special Bare)aln of the 1959 fatality beer-drinking cattle which enjoy when we had hair used a comb put there lor a purpose. We 1 day market, 825,110 pels and strays.Our e n t I I ted "God's Guidance." of her daughter. Mn. R. H. and livestock bitten "mad Ihe luxury of a dally massage. to put out fire while he was publish for pels usually by the something everyone. Brenda Anderson of and M.'. \Veathcr- pounds of the golden weed It have better care and better lood BU 0 Be had charge weetherbee, Is believed Ihat the beer singeing it. We were In high and some people are always ildi T \ and are more Ing the and Mortln bee. Those were Mr. dogs." - watched Devotional. Gary attending ilill.49 to stimulates the appetite 01 the cotton when we that kind for mistakes." closely brought $4"111, average got looking and Walter Mr. The of all the than strays which to no rendered two Plano Selections. Mrs, Richardson, hundred This cooperation animal and the massage relaxes of treatment. belong $58.09 per pounds. one and live their wits alone. Koy gave a very lnterestlng talk Clarence Harris and children and !l him and makes his flesh tender. WE'RE SUCKERS for the by "F'InestISn outh" of the is WHEN we kind people city being .sought TODAY In a . compares with 658, 158 pounds of get up In order that rabies be on "God's Woll Dog.v- In the Mrs. Fronle Hartis, all 01 Langly. Makes a man wonder if some of of fish we may : barber's chair a matter 01 stories hear at the Teachers Coil e e the Jaycees so that It just conlrolled Georgia g absence of the Ihe S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Weath- tobacco sold on the by they might our U. S. beel and prevented. It is President. July,29, open­ growers might a here and a barber shop. Tuesday a broke on Its with this of clip-clip clip-clip morning that each animal have ground recently Vice-President John Thomas erbee and Mrs. Nora Harberson help important phase learn from the Japs. fisherman necessa.ry new .1Imjh,I1\M1IUAt 1 ing date of the 1958 market, for something there around the botlom fringe told 01 using a black Arts and Build- business the anti-ruble vaccine each Industry Hedges presided at the 01 Statesboro, DURING 3 .. our safe for shoe Ble) maintaing community of our pate. a dab of lather and string as bolt. And Dedrick onc� lng and construction is nbw $373,9102.59 to average 56.82 per year Dogs vaccmated meeting. The meeting closed those who make it their home. REMEMBER WHEN YOU used a swipe or two of the razor and Waters, 'never to be out-done, .: .properly und'er way. FISH FRY I hundred agamst ra bres seId If with the singing of Hymns with DOLLAR' DAYS pounds. told 01 an and Mrs Leodel Smlt h to get a hair cut and the barber a parting of our dollar and we're rigging up old shoe om. .ever Logan and Williams of Atlanta Alice Belcher the g August 10 is dog census day. develop disease even If bitten Mary at piano, Mr. This is a wonderful climax 10 the on our Remember-"Shave tongue and cal ten trout t.he were and and children, Sora Lou. Danny singed hair on the back of way. ching rabid animal. architects, Bryan Kay and Crawford Hendrix serv- Let be counted. by � and Robert of Mr. At your dog head before he let and a two-bits," dum­ and "It was raining." We don't Bryan Construction Company of Richmond HIli. Special Bargains Night I the many months of anixous your just you haircut, It IS therefore reason- ed "brownies" and Iced drinks. out perfectly and Mrs. E. M. Jordan and son. go and you gave him his quarter? de-durn? quite figJre why the rain­ St Simons' Island Georgia is Th N II W S C S '11 and over one able to assume if we are to worrying freting ing had anything to do with it tha� th� contrac�or.· Jimmy. Mrs. John Howard and Our was prevent a rabies 'meet eThue�d�y ofte�n�n �t ��e the a farmer can memory jostled unless it blinded the fish C. G. all 01 Savan­ ... roughest crops This Week's enough P�sslble .out- Dr. Donald F. Hackett, chalr- Nevils Methodist Church at 3:30 Burroughs. Check status when we men break 10 OUI It IS Sunday read that DENT NEWTON out at Rock­ to make community. Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Price 01 your them that foolish that man of the Industrial education James nah; grow. in are the of each o'clock. with Mrs. Den- London warned to think well sent us this and we liked it. bit the leather responsibility dog Mr. and Mrs. Leonard they tongue. And division says "When this build- k h t M J M Register. A the tobacco Within the few weeks ten twice before a crew cut owner to his pets protect- During planting past getting According to Dent it was written we were reminded of the catfish .have is afford Collins of Pulaski and Mr. and BUY! Ing �ompleted it will wili �\\�l 11- in a London barber and 10 addition all �:�Is. a;rog�:�ssChal:�an.· children of North shop. It the editor of a western news­ ed, strays and and curing season Fort, Bragg, by that Terrell Beasley beat out of a GTC the most modem lacilities Mrs. J. M. Rowe. all enjoyed WO�\ growing have of the devotional Meditation seems London barbers level off and be removed from our charge .a have suffered paper went like this: fishing hole with a shovel. for instruction and research in Fish Fry Saturday at Kennedy s the farmer is tormented by many Carolina, polio :�r��ld and she announces that Miss all 01 arts and Pond. On Items ' attacks. Two of them er we phases Maude White will be the speak- There are his plants. .. he died.. Th�s'dan face toda 01 Indust�lal Many thtngs. LAWRENCE E. HOUSTON In the southeast. Mrs. Sara Lewis and son. a er. Mrs. Walton NeSmith. co- worries if there will be The alarmed at the out­ rabies oU�break resulting' from education. Ir enough, Army, The Is 296 Gene of and Miss Ann Indifference un- building long. Chairman. Membership. Urges all Claxton. DURING 3 HELL IN HEAVEN of Silence." I happen­ and apathy Is I�t Big I. will be can he took to increase its Signifiance and 153 feet Wide. It have Barnard of visited they good ones, gel break, steps thinkable in a well members and Friends to be Pembroke, ed this enlightening and 'informed WIll. pre- "How many more days before upon 36.000 square feet. and WIll be O. Presi- afternoon with Mr. and them set out in will he a immunization for sold­ It I t Th th f th sent. Mrs. J. Alford Is Sunday DOLLAR DAYS time, program statement: get we somewhat disturbing go to sec Ihe bears. Daddy?" of the Society. The meeting Mrs, J. M. Rowe. ... once set he iers and their "It would be hell to be In heaven ���/�once�ninap�hi� m�tter i: air-con�ltioned t�rou.ghout. den� good stand. Then, out dependents. What do you do with such a It WIll conratn ftve lecture- f l t th begms promptly at 3:30 o'clock The doctors at the Fort child? This must been and never to have developed any classroom and 12 watches the skies, hoping for the Bragg persistent offices, If you find it necessary to the of the nn� fa�ulty Thursday, 1""-1 the tenth time she had asked laste for things Seems �i�'J���c�al�,re�Vi�on:r��pso a conference and room. slate the library "touch 0 dark cotton proper rains at the proper time. hospital that five of " I I h lth d t t Miss Maude White has re- up gar­ the In as spirit. .. and a room. question many minutes. , drafting ment, cover with a soft clean Then there's the insects which victims have never received Salk r�u�r'de��hat �accurat:P�:f��a� turned from Athens, Georgia, Other features shops for cloth and to avoid I Can It be that we hAve insist­ tion be on nre. where she attended the combin- press lightly vaccine The bears happen to be brown may obtained, August metal- wish 10 devour his plants. polio shots and that the a advises Miss Doris ed so heavily upon a person 10 a surv�y will be made and cer�":,ics, woo?workmg, ed Conference of the Georgia shine, four-footed animals that delight WOI arts, power me- - Then comes time to harvest it. other five's immunization was not to a census taken of in Association of OgleJtv. housing equipment f getting ready to go Heaven. all dogs k,mg, graphic Visiting Teachers, I:J"�$1'l'VUi'C the tourists and raid the IN 1129 a chanics, electricity and electron- Exten­ I a to date. RBrbage and death-bed repentance young married recreation offered by the Lodge. down behind the and down St b d' ddlti th Georgia Association of School specialist, Agricultural DURING 3 Tobacco must be picked at just up upon lodge and wood. I) Bie) in tho couple living in Savannah had a ics, general and the Gear- sion disposals Great Smoky that Heaven is crowded with I have a lot of Irlends In this to the river. The beaultful view mla���ro�� :�gS �netto Ib�o�reat� Service. the time and the weather­ The doctors in Bulloch dream S�perinten.de�ts right County Mountain National Park. have never concerning the develop- from ed. Junior of FINE ALSO ASSOCiatIOn of School Ad- , newcomers who area who enjoy catfish as the concrete steps leading Your Chamber A�TS gta DOLLAR DAYS • man can havoc with a beauti­ are concerned about the ment of a area tor Fine include is a vital play problem developed a taste for the "bread recreatiop much as I do. If are one of to the waters In worth a Commerce has agreed to make Arts facilities Quick cooling step edge , the time read these you mini�trators. i! By you commerical operation. arts a MISS Lucille in ful tobacco if he does not of to have their of heaven." or the 'water 01 Looking them then to special trip there any this census and will promote an and crafts rooms, design White, Mrs. freezing cooked foods, accord­ - crop parents neglecting Debbie and will my suggestion you Sunday On GE lines. Becky around selected a beautilul a James L. Mrs. L. D, to Nelle food Appliances life?" If there Is any truth In they Is to plan your next to afternoon just to see. all-out campaign to have every studio, drawing and Anderson, ing Miss Thrash. the conditions children e c ted have seen the stood trip painting I provide proper properly prot bears; spot on the Ogeechee River and art education and and B. F. Ex­ this. then there must be the Savannah so that will make While 'You are dog in Statesboro given the antl- studio and Anderson; Mrs. Futch. preservationist, Agricultural I"� III . in of you traveling under which 10 the attacks of speechless the presence a started OOt on a which rabic of the Nevils School tension Service. It the gather precious against crippling polio. of "hell In heaven." project meal time. You will find SOme this summer for �accine. crafts 'rooms. faculty stops real American and possibility around looking ?re Indian; in has been successful in the structure now back home after and also weed. Check the immunization status And it all comes about because many of the best fish and and places to go and see. add The danger of rabies cannot It is hoped that cooking process helps I !I led their Ma and Pa on shrimp attend,l�g - general. ways. once fall Summer School at retain natural proper preparation was not made it back "Dasher's" about "Dasher's" to your .lIst. .1'11 be minimized because the will be completed by quarter, Georgia fbvor, texture, And if the of your and if it is not a wild chase Ihe week's by grower gets through family up during have the 1960. Teachers at and color. .. on earth, Since that time thousands com dodgers prepared anywhere guarantee that you won't be symptoms developed. College Collegeboro. COST! all these several and he to do about it. vacation. phases date, something and thousands of have and you will be more than disappointed. and if you' take BELOW I much better to seek to people Take Salk Isn't it out to considers his crop a good one, the vaccine shots. Speaking of Ihe American spent some time there with their satisfied with the generous por­ time try Mrs. Dashers be a Christian because of what more I'll Dash­ is still the delicate And (10 it now. Indian-two years my wife friends in family reunions, on tions and the than reason­ cooking gurantee that there business ago does for our life. Kroehler Furntlu,. it earthly ers will become a and I were priviledged to see fishing trips. at birthday parties. able prices. popular 1;1 of proper curing. The heat in the It seems to me that heaven need the Indian play. "Unto These hunting. camping and enjoying stopping place on your list. not b. reserved for the "home ALL OF YOU men folks who Oh DURING 3 curing barn must be just right Hills" near North good food. you don't know where Big Cherokee. We can share I beyond the skies." are looking for a place to hold. Dashers is well ask 'g the or the He commands Carolina. The magnifica nee of in the Bul- just any­ during curing process, it in our homes here and Many people' living an respect right evening business meeting for can tell Just DOLLAR DAYS the production was only sur­ loch area have body. They you. tender leaf will lose its now, County spent staff Or a fine quality. Yellow jackets demand respect. your just outing before cross the river passed by the sword-like thrust countless hours there enjoying you go­ when his is done you COUldn't find a better place to There it Is. STOP Then, curing We're not referring to the Yel­ 01 the story's moral. No, we'll not take our girls to the beautiful view of the river, ing Savannah, l.ra· than "Dasher's." For a very has a , and he feels that he goon low Jackets of nation-wide fame see "Unto These Hllls"-not fishing on fish with We not take to ice yet. sh.ad .. rries nominal fee you can use the w)1I girls and for MILLARD MARTIN AT THE ( I fnends, Just stoppmg by ' leaf he worries about the open­ which Tech's are When have their pavillion area for make up Georgia Il)e play' They not yet old they developed large meetings , and a meal. RECEIVES '. IT! ing date of the market. 'Too early football team, but'to the little in­ enough. ,When they go they appreciation fOr such things it re!r�ments �OOd ,t which, can accomodate a large �F, SIGN' CHARGE I should be mature When Mr. and Mrs, Claude group, The located a and he's not Too late and enough to will be time enough. handy grills. Millard Martin. 'member of ready. sect which stings like dickens. started under the th� share in this tremendously mov­ Dasfier on their project, 4>avillion, are gas the Stilson 4·H Club. has been OFTHE 11- his crop in the pack­ A man in Rome died BUI. in Ihis matter (if the wliich later Ihe fired are for might spoil recently ing spectacle of early American beca!l1e fishing ,iust right cooking presented a 6 months·old Her­ 3 BI9 life we are at as own fish if are ���ING =- ing house. from the stings of seveml of these life. Their appreciation for such spiritual working and hunting lodge we kno.w it, your you inclined ford Bull calf for the excellent I has not far it even now, Tonight, the older never dreamed that their to do so. work he ben in SMILING Is it no wonder that to­ things developed they has doing live­ DOLLAR DAYS II' many and a few later an­ of the who sits In insects, days enough as yet. two. church. project would be so successful. stock Conservation Project. The If you have a of bacco farmers on a calen­ other of Rome was taken came with the Qthers of Ihe I think ever measured family boys operate citizen don't Ihey calf was given by the Exchange TIRE of so and Appreciation many things congregation to close the service their success in terms of and would like to spend the Every Day ':. dar with thirteen months, includ­ to a in a "poor" condition making Club of Savannah. hospital comes the • " -O'-f Ihrough development about God's altar. I don't know a dollars but were On the river then "Dash­ !. millloq prima- night after one him. Millard will be showing. his ing "Tobaccuary?" yellow jacket stung of the mind and the spirit. This what she said, but I trust her interested in the I. rily develop- er's" is just the place. Just a calf at the Coastal Fair Now that the market is is t.rue in world. a Empire open In Perry, the chief of was tile spiritual act of prayer brought her just ment of an area which could be police minute ride from 'States- in Savannah this year and next While rea din g Dr. Leslie liltle closer to the of thirty and its second week to­ on the ear a realization begins stung by yellow boro and year. He will be competing with Weatherhead's vol u m e." The heaven on earth. !:,��y�v��I��: �:��(,,���::.nds just off the highway is day farmers have been given a and was rendered inlo a 5 other boys for a scholarship of jacket one of the most beauitful spots what ABOUT FIVE YEARS Mr. 250 dollars to use to go 10 preview of the prospect state of shock. He had to be ago located on the Ogeechee river. or to his live­ ;, Dasher Since that college further be. passed away. Boats are available for just a 'IDI3B@lIUia'M«: carried to a medical doctor for might time Mrs. Dasher has, continued stock projects. DURING 3 good ride on the river or for Big The first two I?U days, Thursday attention. to live near still Martin active Herman Talmadge the lodge and fishing and the Lodge offers Young has been I and of last the of in 4-H Club work for 4 DOLLAR DAYS Friday week, gives So reappraise your respect for supervises preparation overnight accomodation for years. From the food at the restaurant. The those who like in He has shown several steers in them the feeling that it was worth the and be sure that Reports don't sleeping I yellow jacket overall is the Fat Stock Show held' in facility managed by Ihe open. the risk, the effort, the days of is He's small he's it proper. but Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Odom who Bulloch County. He has p�rtici­ . ��-I r: Washingron THE NEXT TIME rush off worry, the hours of near dispair, powerful. are carrying out the thinking of you pated in the District Project i the Mr. Dcsher to Saonnah with the and all of Which are a part of the late concerning family Achievement the last 2 years, • his desire to keep "Dashers" the want to stop somewhere along This years he will represent annual battle of the farmer and THOSE WHO HAVE taken it farmer. For example. $1.3 billion BUY SAFETY lives been kind of place where a man could the way for a rest and a stretch Bulloch County again in the I More than 500 have upon themselves to try to sell of that amount went to subsidize PAIR NYLON his to hold their in take his wife �nd children and of the legs, take just a minute District in the BY THE family plac.e the American on the the oversea of competition pro­ lost to date in Georgia on account taxpayers disposal surplus usual , the for than and drive the sun. enjoy many facilities longer ject, Livestock Conservation. idea that the farmer is agricult.ural commodities as , of traffic accidents - and "living part I I again • 'n.MnaQwU?lC WI3 hope Ihat the balance of high off the hog" at their ex· of the foreign aid program and DURING 3 the State Patrol urges do not have arith­ another $413 million was used to go" Big Georgia pense just this season will be as good as the motorists to watch their metic on their side. pay for food distribution in this I it speed DOLLAR DAYS beginning. If this be so, then country, including the school and keep it down, especially on The favorite device of anti­ will have been a good 1959 tobacco lunch program and food dona­ Thru the I's 0/ crowded streets and at Curtis Co. highways. farmer individuals and groups tions to the needy and un­ Youngblood I year. - r Remember this none· of the is to cite the cost of operating employed. Loans made by the � Rural Electrification and Fann­ - t.he of 500 victims expected to die so, Department Agriculture Plir 01 ers Home Administrations ac­ 2f;J�,:��� ' .. A census us. as lhe cost of lhe national ffJrm Plir " ,1kI,,I it could happen to anyone of counted for another $633 mil­ Pl1r ,I dog russell· IIlIlIf' ,,_ The in current program, figure lion and $626 million was vIrgInIa On August 10 a new kind of "IC\ tub.less· in t hat is for SIZE tl",·tYP'· I usage regard $7.4 budgeted long-range pro­ mental tab,·type· census will be taken in the City Thinking and discussing 'better place in which to live. discovers her dat.:ghter prefers billion whioh is a rounded-out grams of resource improvement, health for children could con­ Over a half dozen years ago plain clothes to . of Statesboro. including agricultural research fancy ones. 2 lor 51.90 tOlal of the of the De­ tinue for many weeks, there are Our youngest was prefers tennis end 210135,90 budget and the memorizing swimming to &.10·15 DURING 3 On that date the members n'ctivities of the Forest health. Big .p! qf partment of Agriculture for the so many facets to mental the twenty-third Psalm. She was parties; but this mother's 2 III 51.50 and Soil Conservation Service. big 2 lor 41.00 the Slatesboro Chamber of Com­ 1959 fiscal year just ended. By Yet, 1 no longer wonder why repeating it 10 her Daddy. She job is to this 1.10-15, accept daughter 2 101 &3.00 DOIUR even the most Iil::eral most articles of this type arc quoted ". ,surely, as she is and 2 1015\.40 D�lS merce will make a house-to-house interpretp­ goodness just convince her 1.60-15 lion, no more lhan $4,3 billion of written by people without chil­ and mercy shall follow me all that she loves her Ir IT IS UNJUST and unfounded just as she is. "- anCi eli Youngblood's check to determine how whose chil­ Everyday many that amount CRn be charged to dren or by people the days of my life. . ... she 1.50-14 •• to point the finger of blame at There's no doubt dogs there are in the city and to the benefit. of the farmer and t.he dren are grown and gone from stopped and questioned "Daddy. that parent­ I .. the farmer or the costs home. No doubt these are hood is rather 1.00·14 whom they belong. t.rUlh of the matter is that only soaring persons surely, goodness, and mercy complicated but $2.3 billion of it ever found its of t.he Department of have security and acceptance the names of the shepherd's the it 1.50,14 The commissioner of the Bul­ operating challenges presents, makes way into the pockets of the and feel loved. dog?" of the family want to A g ric u I t 11 r e--expenditu,!'es ;ThS ��st. anyone help his chil­ THIS I� loch Health is farmers in the form of roared with but this dren ,S$ County Department price An example of what children laughter, develop into mature adults. M which have increased from foul' � concerned about support paymc:1ls, can do to one's at a recent young one ran, �rying, to her DON' the failure of the ego to almost 10 per cent of the room. She I was dressed in saw nothing funny citizens of both the and wedding, my I city federal budget since 1954. The - best. The daughtor and could not be convinced that AMONG THE ITEMS included \,vedding DURING 3 to have their vaccin- we were not fUn Big county dogs farmer can be held leaned over and whispered, "you making of her, in the extreme of bil­ harly respon­ figure $4,3 a AS $2 But she FOR AS is TIRES hOW different 2 to be an actress." This today per­ DOW sible for the unrealistic farm ought lion nre $785 million for interest and DOLLAR DAYS elated me so much, I could son pokes fun at herself on Rnd Ihe cost of storing, han­ policies of Sccretary of Agri­ She about her 'IIICU PLUS TAX AND UTlEADAlII: nus. hardly contain my emotions. lou�hs nose, (she And " "" " " Herald dling tl'ansporting surplus culture Ezra T. Benson whe:l he inherited a nose Thurs Sat 6 7 8 The Bulloch Apparently, I had really impress­ double-dose IIJ® Friday" AuCJ commodities total which will (a from both sides oi II no her Established March i 937 - Published had voice about saddling ed my youngest! But one of my family.) A I 26. Every Thursday increase to more than $1 million and can at them the of the is not to keep my mouth laugh herself any for the Soil Bank, million of upon taxpayers failings $713 We that she come LEODE.'L COLEMAN shut so I. in turn whispered time. feel has G. C. COLEMAN this fiscal $854 million United Slales. year): she a long way if! accepting herself. STATIONS Editor "why?" repiied, "Because, HAGIN & OLLIFF SERVICE whit:h went to complete pay­ Advertising The fact that cost of oper­ YOll look so tr'agic." We parents also have to work 9 East Vine Street ments under the now-defunct Director ating the Department of Agri­ \Vell, after nil a parent is on ourselves. too, about accept­ Now at Two Locations Statesboro. Georgia Acreage Reserve phase of it; $231 , culture h1s increased so out­ supposed to te mature and emo­ ing our children as they are. million for variolls agricultural OURTIS YOONGBLOOn rageously should not be used as tionally healthy. So. to orrset if they are to develop mental South Intersection Savannah and Zett�..ower Avenues Entered at the Statesboro. Georgia Post Office. Second Class Postage Paid at St.tesborc. conservation programs and $89 U. S. 301 an excuse to attempt to dis­ such let-downs, it is very neces­ health. under Act of March 1887. million for operations under the Georgia. Congress. 3. credit the farmer but sary to develcp a sense of For instance, the athletic Wool and Sugar Acts. rather should be regarded as a COm­ humor. father who was the star football THURSDAY , JULY 30, 1959 The remaining $3,05 billion pelled reason for giving this It seems to me that a sense player in college has sam, ad­ spent the country at the earliest possible of hUmor is 8 prerequisite of justing to do when his son SUBSCRIPTION RATES by Agriculture Depart­ WAKE UP' ment for items time a realistic and mental health and should be prefers to read books to last year went meaningful playing B.EGoodrieli � - III the State: 1 Year 2 Years - 01 Year 2 Stotesboro $3.00. $5.50 Out State: 1 $3.50, Years $6.50 which cannot bv any stretch of farm program which will benefit developed in early childhood. If football. P� Plus Georgia Sales Tax the ima�ination be c.onsidered as the farmer and the taxpayer all of us could learn 10 laugh at The lovelv, effeminate mother AND READ! world being of direct benefit to the alike. ourselves, this would be 3. sometimes is troubled when she .-;_¥ The Bulloch Herald News •••••••••• MISS CAROL,GROOVER The Bulloch Herald .tiJson BECOMES BRIDE OF The Balloch Herald FREDERICK DYER FA'MILY NIGHT SPECIAL Stateaboro, Georllia, Thursd�:!:, Jul:!: 30, 1959 Sltltesboro, GeOl'gia, Thursday, July 30, 19119 Misn Carol New. and Staff and Herbert GEORGIA Nancy Groover, Women'. TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE.IN Sgt. Mrs,. doughier of Mrs. Otis Groover. Beasley become the bride 01 Frederick MRS. JOHNSON MISS GAM· .Cordele, past president of lhQ '. TONIGHT ONLY I Edgar I Byron Dyer Jr. of Atlanta. MAGE VISIT AREA D. P. W. (THURSDAY) of ford, HAGIN THEAJRE Sunday at 4 p.m. at Ihe First ��t��� onF�e��I��lnLak�tBla��� 4 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT Upper Hey Englandvisithere Baptist Church in Statesboro. Mrs. Minnie Lee Johnson. dis- shear. Sunday. they wcre guests I trlct director of the CLASSIFIED ADS Mrs. W. H. MOI'ris Mr. Dyer is the son 0( Mr. and . Georgia of District 2 B & P. W. clubs Chicken By Half.Fry Mrs. of Athens. Federation 01 Business and Pro- at their picnic held at Ihe Stato Thurs - Byron Dyer O SlBff Sgt. and Mrs. Horbert ------­ and Friday The Rev. J. Robert Smith I' f.ssional Women's Clubs. and Park ncar Lake Blackshear. Chioken Livers and 0t officiated. Miss Zula Gammage. vice pres I· The of the Beasley son. Tony Upper home. After a number 01 regular meeting games. - olety & P. are vlsl his 30 31 MI'I. Ernest Brann.... SoeIety EdItor ,Phone 4-:1382 dent of the Statesboro B W. Harville W. M. U. held on Mon- Half.Fry Shrimp For Sale For Rent Heyford England tlng directed by Janie Williams and July Emerald Palms and standards mel. with n of alternoon at the home parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sandra Club. group fifty day 01 McDonald. refreshments 01 white and Chicken Gizzards Sr and 01 her relattves. NOW· TODAY gladioli chrysan- business and professional women Mr. and Mrs. Walter Royals. FOR SA lil-Newly constructed FOR RENT-I·bedroom Beasley .• were served. themums decorated the sanctu- In on with members SUb· W. C. cessories and the orchid from Waycross. Georgia. Friday Royall. olght house In Aldred Hills Unfurnlshe. Lo- Johnny Adams. Hodges Lettuce and • apartment. larag• Mrs. l. H. a Mrs. Walter Royals and Mrs. which was illuminated Tomatoe French Fries and Rolls Beasley spent 'IBilll ary by and Russell. her evening, July 17. where Mrs. present Mno. Franklin Zeuercw- division. Call WALTER ALDRED cared at I West Olliff Street. C. C. Dr. Fleld"g Wedding bouquet. few last week a t POIt Deloach visited In Colurn- seven-branched candelabra and Johnson the had of the PHONE 4·3311. 4·23·tlc. days OLLIFF Mrs. Otis Waters chose lor her Mr. and Mrs. Dyer will reo completed organlzn- er oharge program. CO. PO 4·3351. Wentworth as guest of ','SNOWFIRE" spiral candelabra holding burn- tlon of The Waycross Business After Ihe business session, re- Order to Take Out ----.------a mauve side in The is 6.25.tfc, FOR unfurntsh- daughter wedding Decatur" groom Prepared RENT-Duplex. Mrs. Jerry Bcan nnd ot��'r a;c� ing white tapers. and Professional Women's Club. freshments were served. lace dress. She wore a matching employed In the "Research De- ed apartment. Available Aug. 15. latlves. One one clip. hat and a purple orchid partment at Gcorgla Tech. HOME has music was On .. ALL NEW apartment bedroom, Nuptial •.18 Mrs Mrs. Eloulse Barnes nnd non. Nevils News In presented Saturday July 28 Carmel Dr. PHONE; 4·2860 or color corsage. Mrs. Dyer will resume her MINA FRANKLIN Sge Mike or visited her by Miss Irene Groover. organlsl Johnson and Miss Only Brick Brooklet. _ Gammage CIRCLE TO MEET Veneer-3.Bedro0m, 4·2617. 7·30tfc :- are the and Miss Linda Pound The groom's mother wore a work as employee at The Trust mother. Mrs. B. 11. Beasl toy duro now song F.H.A. linen and lace dress of Georgia. luncheon guests 01 Sheriff MONDAY NIGHT, AUG. 3 PHONE FOR RENT: Store on Inmun Mrs. Charles Ellison and . operating "Sweetest ever Told." light beige Company wer? 4·9873 Finapced Story ing the week-end. sons. As DaVIS brother of Mrs. The Mlna Franklin thrilling "I with an off the face matching Hudson. Circle of opposite Now occupl- re- and Randal. a few Loved Thee" and the "Lord's Low Monthly Payments Mrs. Maggie Brannen has Gregory spent H. H. of the Statesboro Primitive ed Bulloch ·Iower Will hat. Her corsage was a purple BREAFAST Statesboro, Baptist by hOS�itul. Shop. turned to the homo of Mr. and days last week with her parents, Prayer." the bride and groom FETES Co�alt. TOWN AND COUNTRY DRIVE.IN Months Free War. as a and his Wife 01 their homo In Church will even­ Eight be avo liable September I. Coli at orchld. BRIDE . meet Monday Mrs. J. C. Beasley Sr after Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Burnsed Jr. knelt the Prle-dleu. ELECT on Labor and POplur 4·l355 Sylvester. Georgia. They were lng, August.' 3. at 8 o'olock at U. S. North of Statesboro· renty Mr .and Mrs.. Earl Folkston whose 301, spending several weeks in Savan- Miss Carol Groover, over- Hit! The bride. given in marriage RECEPTION IN CHURCH night guests Saturday of the home 011 Mrs. Jones Lane on Materials FOR RENT-Three bedroom. nah where she visited relauvce. and daughters have returned to Walty Disney to Frederick Dyer .....------_..._'" her cousin. Carlton Garrett PARLOR engagement Mrs. Rosebud MoCormlok. of Donaldson Street. a month's by two rurnlshed vacntion at . bath. cottoge Mr. Cannon of Peoler spending . of Atlanta, has been aunnounced, Priced to Sell Now! Grady O���_rearo�m�raryf on ocean front at and Johnnie Sewell of Poit their form here. TEXACO � Daytona Mr. of embroidered M�Gro�����med�th��o�S�rdey=rd�I�------_--' JOE JOHNSTON and Dock wedding gown a reception In the Church Parlor Beach. Call WALTER AlDllllD Wentworth were visito rs here Mr. Mrs. Allen and • July 8 at iO 'oclock with Miss silk organza with a scalloped for the and bridal -Phone 4·;:'90:l- COMPANY PO 4·3351. 6·25·tfc. lost week-end ond enjoy ed fl.h· children of Statesboro and Mr. wedding guests Barbara Brunson and' Miss Linda neckline and short embroidered . party. . ing in the Ogeechee Rivcr. and Mrs. Litt Allen were Sunday Pound as hostesses at breakfast FOR RENT-Two bedroom dup- sleeves. The skirt leatured tiers Mrs. Bob Mikell greeted th \ I I II / dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Miss \ • Mrs. Sachintano of Sav- lovely 1/ lex unfurnished. Billie at the or lounces in the ern- \ I apartment Senice Station also Miss Lee Jones daintly and Wilton Rowe. guests Pound on Boulevard. Located I" Park. Avail- annah visited relatives h ere for R�bye. College Hospital broidered motifs while double and Mrs. Jesse Akins Introduced �� '" able Now. l. J. SHUMAN. Phone a rew a last wek.e Mrs. E. L. Camp and Miss d ys folds of net and silk corn- ��\ organza them to Ihe receiving line. Pink and white flowers adorn- A Check' I Janice Mathers $150 "·3437 of Fin .. �� Tampa. a � � and I. H swirled the back to form " Mr. Mrs. Beasley posed of Mrs. Groover. Mrs. ed the living room. and gladioli � I Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Marotin. Mr. i�' � _ two. had us ror dinner. Intersection of brush train. bride and I FOR RENT A the and lilies were used In guests Sunday Byron Dyer. gloriosa Month bedroom, and Mrs. R. C. Martin and chll­ � Every house and a three· bedroom Mr. and Mrs. Bean and the attendants. Just like clockwork I To Jerry Her short French veil of illu- groom. and lady the dining room. :::::-' guarantee Gail and were house. PHONE 42471 or 4·9873. Mrs. dren, Gary. Glen. FIGHT son. Michael. Quida Byrd sian fell from a filled this for YOllrs.:lf at age 6S-start dinner coronet. Mrs. Wallis Cobb Jr. presided 7·23·tfc. ASD. and Thursday guests of Mr. choose the and children. Miss Sue Bird with seed pearls. Her bouquet now. First, pia" best and Mrs. Walton NeSmith. Ave at the bride's register. Wont· Zetterower w';,"a�l�rv: of Savannah & fro� next to I nil Port was a orchid a he���:;ea���� Ior YOII. I will be 10 help you roR REN.T: House Larry Byrd. white with purple table covered with glad Mr .and Mrs .. 1. W. Tagnrt The bride's scrambled and bacon. In the this choice. or Chnrlle Blrel's Fish Pond. worth. showered tube roses. eggs make Phone, threat. over white drop end scns of . ruffled skin satin. Washlnaton. D. , �".i. center of each table were net me a POlar 4.9832 7·301tp FIL·MS! w�th card. I The of Mrs. three- the . I with Mr. and Mrs .John B'u-nes and Matron. honor. was centered poufs and white satin bows fill. calli Nelon sister the • Brown. ot birde. tiered sons of Savannah and Mr. and wedding cake. beautifully. ed with ivy sprays. The hon­ 1[;' were street dress of white with L. Cook Mrs. H. W.'NeSmith were Satur- iength embossed in -plnk with a Edw;n Sel'Vices -----1 c.mlt Grove a. oree's place was marked I 1 blush organza talleta roses and and ______dinner of Mr. andC"I green foliage white carnations. 447 S. St. day guesls pink. o�er corsage of' Collage WIth a talleta Mrs. Walton NeSmith. designed deep pink topped with a miniature bride

Ploone PO 4·2104 - Home cummerbund tied In bow in The hostesses Carol FEMflLE Tupperware " Mr. and Mrs. C . .I. Martin visit· large and groom. nestled English ivy presented P'rrtles has in this ter- W• M• U.- in the back with streamers and tube roses. the a plate in her breakfast china. Ltntssboro, Ga. opening od relatives in Jacksonvllle, Flo .. Flanking time. ' TEXACO or full of skirt. ritory. Port lime • durin" the week-end. reaching the bottom the centerpiece were sllver candela- Carol wore a sheet" print dress Write ••".••ntlnl No Investment necessary. The W. M. U. of the Er.1iU Little Lnrrv Rowe visited with A pink halo veil was attached to bra with white lighted tapers with tangerine accents with a M.tNp.:lton lifo InlUl1Inc. C.....JHlny MRS. Box 3123, Savan- braid hat. Her HALL, Grover Baptist Church met Mon· Mr. and Mrs. Deloach in Atlanta a tiny horse hair with epergnettes holding white tangerine pill box hat. I Modi••• A...... New Yon 10. N. Y. or ADams 4·8314. nah. Go. Call Bran· shoes matched her the day night with Mrs. Gurlle last week. deep pink gladioli and pink asters in . 7·23·lfc. Those Invited were Madelyn son led the devotional. During Mr. and Mrs. Walton NeSmith is to annoonce the' dress. She' carried a cascade center. Standards of white mums FOR SALE-The Morris home Waters. Mrs. Wlndel Marsh. LADlES- the social hour. dainty refresh· and happy bouquet of rubrum lilies and Rnd white in the back on the corner 01 West Main children. Judy. Marty aod gilldioll ments were served. asters. enhanced the George Prather. Beverley St. and N. College St. Bids must • Sonia. and Charles Deal spent pink ground beauty An�e Take care of children s sch00 I Brannen. Diane Brannen. Ruth be submitted to J. E. BOWEN at Savannah Beach. The bridesmaids were Misses of the bride's table. The relresh· money in Sunday Marlben Maxine expenses. By earning Dixon. Mikell. ... a to new JR.. at the Model Laundry. HAIRVILLE G. A.'S HOLD James L. Rowe new of another Jo ment tabie was also covered with and magically beguiling accent the seMon's clean and lovely Mrs. visited Betty Brannen. Madelyn your own neighborhood the Avon I Brunson. Edwina Paul. Pat Statesboro. must move managelllent Silver held Buyer last week with Mr. and Mrs. Waters and Marie sister white trays way. Write Mrs. Huldah Roun· HOLD REGULAR MEETING Dyer. organdy. Linda the from the Murphy. Nancy Ellis. lines! Here are suits to make feel beautiful and be well dressed ... building property. Ga. Elisha In Statesboro.• of the dtesses and Indvidual wedding cakes emboss· yo'u tree. Box 22. Wadley. Hagan grooms"Th"�, Ida Jo J. E. BOWEN JR. at the Modpl nose· Lanier. Jane Nevil. Betty 7·30·2tc On Tuesday night the G. A.'s Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Rowe were like that 01 the ed with pink and white bouquets . Laundry. Statesboro. Ga. 7.9 tIc. Brannen. Irene Groover. Maraha suits from the finest fabrics and with most- of the Harville Church held their Service onor a endant. Other silver trays and designed lavishly topped the TEXACO tt . and Station h and gays. children. Randy Libby. Frances Monore ------1 Hayes Mary FOR RENT OR SALE Three regular mooting at the home 01 and Miss Jimmie lou compotes held mints and nuts. .' Kicklighter Diane Brown niece 0' the B Wood k J B' l'edroom house. Includes 3 bed· Janie and Delores Williams. served with loved fur of all ... lustrous, glowing, magical Mink. were Saturday nl�ht supper was f1ow�r She' wore punch. bride, girl. n��m:nd Mrs . c�oion a��ownra�; After the business session reo of Mr. Rnd Mrs. Elisha were Mrs. JR. RUesls a Assisting in serving A. S. DODD, pink organdy dl:ess,and �arried Valdosta . ::tki����� �hm��:��i��� freshments were served. in Statesboro. DeLoach. Mrs. Billy back. Available Now. PHONE Hagan rose petals in a' white. \basket. Reppard Real Estate Groover On Mrs. You Can Be Sure Of' The Same served oJ Simmons. Mrs. Paul •. 4.2860 or 4.26i7 7·30tfc Wednesday night Tommy Rushing ring Us for Loans Mrs. VIRGINIA COBB Y. W. A. See Franklin Zetterower entertained STATESBORO GIRLS Prices bearer. He wore a white suit Mrs. Ivy Wynn. Rufu3?"HE - Regular to 75 the Mrs. LIONORS BRIDE. ELECT Homes for Rent members 01 her Junior Girls AtTEND SPEECH and carried the rings on a white Brannen. Henry Quattle- F�R SAL:; 50f �I� Mrs. R. Brisendine. On 24. the Sunday School Class at her • • baum and R. Friday night, July Du�er';al��s·P�ONlu4.�;59. Hornet for Sale INSI1UI'E AT FSU HAGIN & OLLIFF Sedvce At 25c SOc 60c salin pillOW. of Athens served For their wedding trip the Virginia Cobb Y. W. A. 01 the 8·6·2tc. ' Byron Dyer Apartment traveled in a blue Church met at the Several girls from Statesboro as his son's best man. Usher· bride light Firs.t .Baptlst FOR SALE: MUST SELL TO List With Us For - silk linen with blue ac· hom, of Mrs. Wallis Cobb Jr. at I M��a��;;YpOM��-t�t�':�� attended the Institute of Speech thiS their second TEXACO Station groomsmen were Nolan Brown. navy SETTLE ESTATE; Shellman Products Established. •••••••••••• which time the circle Qu'lck Sale Weekly held at Florida State presented I, BI II Mitenosh Count Gcorgia. University :. .. I'I'I------I�. u. y. profits of $50.00 or more at ... a white Bible Service in accol'd· • in Fla 2 kit· 23 N orth Mal'n St Tall�hassee. .. from June 20 �I1i------.I!i --�--- .. furnished bedroom. • living. stan possible. No car or other �7 ance with their custom to MilS 17. are Janice comb .. tiled through July They chen·dining bafh. Phone 4-2471 Investment necessary. Will help Carol Groover. 2 screened garage, Clarke. Cheryl Whelchel. Martha J. D. Di�tributor porches. you get started Write C. R WATSON� and ' Mrs. .T. Robert Smith made at and Minkovitz. All - right Kip's Fishing Camp Ruble 7.5 Lamb. - Dept The .1. R. Kay office an� Bulk Plant on E. St .. 4-2011 water Cherry POplur, Statesboro, Ga. Ihe presentation. using white salt fishing. Rest�urants SAWS FILED-All types of Watkins Co�panY. Memphis 2. these girls played parts In plays Md w��g �taoca . cnndles encircled with green �=� ��med�lc�ono�p�T���_ 1���gthe�tlW� I... � Keys ot Kip s Camp. Priced $6•• AUTOMATIC ribbons ond held by the young clslon FOLEY Ir------..,..�------�------'. 000.00 hut Will conSider any FILER. ,Also LAWN MOWERS wom�n as they formed a circle offer. Write E. r. Yearty. Ex· Sharpened. P. S. Tankersley. around Carol. 2473 Beech Ave ecutor. .. Macon. PETE'S FOLEY SAW FILERS. After the service Mrs. Cobb Ga. 7·30·ltc 13 Strret. PHONE West Moore gave a linen shower for Carol. PO 5·22·tfc. ______- 4·3860. Refreshments were served from 6.7.8in Statesbolo the table which was decorated LOWEST PAYMENTS OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSON Begin Aug ANYWHERE!!! RETIRED or needing additional ------with gladioli and tube roses. income. A good RawlelAh busi· WE THANK YOU There were twelve guests 1959 Model 10 wide MobUe ness hard beat. Big I Is to Opening present. Homes with dGwn payments 8S now in Statesboro. See Feildman low as $350. i W. A. Carler. Box 420. Griffin. DOLLAR DAY KITCHEN SHOWERS FOR BUY NOW AND SAVE AT OUR Ga. or write Dept. Shop MISS CAROL GROOVER MAIN Rawlei�h'sMemp is. Tenn. 1�.���:04�}r· For You.r Confidence And Patience In Mrs. Joe Fuller and her daugh· Loyally Selling at ter. Mrs. Wlndel Marsh. enter· �;�;I?�3WIH LOST-Man'gold wedding bond. and tained at' Mrsl Fuller's home, (World Famous Down lost In the vicinity of Memorial Everyday Upside 401 Granade St Sign) Juncllon of 1·78 & 25 Park softball diamond or Cobb .• Thursday. July Augusla. Ga. and Foxhall warehouse. If found. 23. with a Kitchen Shower. hon· call 4·2756 the "N'N" bride­ .. Reward. 7·30·ltp oring Miss Carol Groover. ______Your Tobacco With Crop elect or Sunday. The lovely home was decorat· ed with pink roses and pink PHARMACY dahlias. Ivy trailed the length of COLLEGE the covered with a TRUCKERS. table. pink --- cloth which was centered with. -, miniature bride and groom, COBB & FOXHALL WAREHOUSE Value $3.89 DOWNI r----I $1.50 Value flanked candles. KEEP TIRE COSTS $1.39 Value Fountaln by lighted pink Gulf I Sherbet and cakes were sorved I I buffet with nuts and SYRINGE 1000 style salted Statesboro,�lgia BUG BOMBS mints. I 1 I The guests included. Miss Groover her Mrs. Otis Efferv·escent ... mother,

- 1 Groover; Mrs. Paul Brisendine, _ The Present Market Soon I $1.00 __ Should Clear Up So We Will Continue To $�� I .graln 1 Mrs. Henry Holland. Miss Bar· Congestion - bara Brunson, Miss Diane Bran· 1- -I Saccharian nen. Miss Betty Jo Brannen. Miss ;'5:IU:- HO·rWATER Marlben Mikell. Miss Linda Book Tobacco And Make Effort To Give You The Service You Ida Jane . Every Rightfully I Lanier. Miss Nevil. I BOTTLE : TABLETS Miss Irene Groover and Mrs. SATINnSET 1 I Nolan Brown. I Exped. $1.00, 69c I I _j _ H. W. Smith 8:25 x 20 We Invite You To Sell TheRest Of Your TobaccoWth I_ $�OO_ 20 South ·Maln st. 1 1 Unbelievable • $1.28 Value Bargain exclusive $3.98 Value 4 31c Tubes, I Wedding 1 Announcements Ciro'oDfiE4R GLEEM I MAGNETIC TREAD DESIGN TRAVEL IRONI Card lnformals , TOOTHPASTI; FLASHLIGHT Invitations • Sarna tread design as APPLIED TO SOUND COBB & FOXHALL 1 Goodyear's famous TIRE BODin OR I 1 98c Napkins Traction Hi·Miler TO YOUR OtD nRn $2.69 89c Thank You Notes • Up to 240/0 more tradlon I I at a rock.boHom price Effective Thursday July 30 and good thru August 8, 1959 Prices - • China Crystal Silver TERMS AS LOW AS $0.00 WEEKLY all at one fine store THE COLLEGE PHARMACY

SOUlllEAST GEORGIA'S FLANDERS TIRE �� __ __:'�RE�E�O� � ----- 'Shop First SERVICE WELCOME TO THE BERRY'S Northside Dr. West "Statesboro's Pioneer Tobacco Firm" Statesboro, Go. Pbone 4-3321 Statesboro Tobacco Market bettiiean The Bulloch Herald Robbins Packers defeat Portal _===;Il a::.:==-;:;a:""':=====,NonCE BY ADMINISTRATOR \Littie League' - 1'0 CREDITORS The Bulloch Herald In Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 30, 1959 120 World on Ute of L. Around the The To Creditors R. (Bob) Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 30, 19119 Days deceased: :;.... of Miller ....;;._,_:;.... _ behind pitching Clyde BULLOCH 'begins tourney OPEN JULY 30 Miller, The Little League You are hereby notified 1.0 BY GIL CONE JR_ Midget began COUNTY their double elimination touma- Hawk•••• render nn account to the under- r• 0 Flying of del1lllnds M Ed G df Ace hander Miller one to one. Stntesboro came ment on Wednesday July 22. In signed your ugnlnst rey right Clyde the estate of tFle ubove-nnrncd Pack- runs I first the !LY GUY H_ GEORGIA of Ihe Statesboro Robbins back to score two In the games Jaycees WELLS, STATESBORO, Ithcse lose priority to ers wen I the dlslance Sunday LO top of the third. Portul deter- and the - the Lions and the Le- 90 the �g�;a�;I�'lm�r Wins Md. Grant defeat the Portal nine by a score mined not to be OUI scored also gion defeated Rotary. • EDITOR'S NOTE: This Is ono of series or accounts written by the 20th day of July, of 5-3. two In the third and lied the On the two winners Dal" jdefeatedSaturday No, Guy Wells of Statesboro about the trip he and Mrs. Wolls mude 19-51'9h.ls Mr. Edgar C. Godfrey, assist­ around the world abroad the freighter "The Flying Hawk." They Statesboro took an early lead a If bear. thia label COHEN Admlnl- ant professor of Industrial ed­ �:�her::rl�: :a��;r� !����h��� � your prercrlptlon left the U. S. on 1959 and returned 1959. ANDERSON, in Ihe Iirst Jackie February 26, July 7, inning run 90 team 11-4. of ucatlon at Teachers \�hen In the sixth and another In Legion Greg can be SURE: stmtor of the Estate R. L. Georgln Anderson on with single you the ninth to win 5 to 3. The - two runs In the first, two In the 1���y�h:n�a�';,.�wOd!�::;-:dPI���Sikes was the pitcher. College, has been awarded a go� � big winning (Bob) Miller, Slates- and catcher I-uller Hunnicutt 1. It was fUled a IIcenscd phar. deceased, got was five in the and two The Lions the out of by graduate fellowship for the 1959- bat for the Packers Harvey L'IttIe L Rotarv team defeats third, fourth, put Rotary The beds he used, ric boro, Georgia. a sacrifice bunt which scored thalrs, with hits In four _ In the seventh. The Vet's. scored the an 8-7 score. macl.t. 60 school year the three eague play-offs by th e - by University I Berry coucIres, a I I the th _18s he 8-27-6Ic. No. 96 CA. Anderson from third. In the at the Miller one In the first, three In the Pratt Hili was the I have mailed a at Maryland at College Park. trips plate. Ralph • winning 2. III your doctor ordend. already you must hnve used in t.he palace. nino In the one EDc,tly second Inning Portal's Ralph took tho batting honors for . fourth, fifth, and pitcher. American Lesi L'IttIe Le ·3. At the lowe.t price. Mr. Godfrey carne to GTC In In sixth. pOlllble Miller hit a hard tall which Portal with two for four. The glon aguers the. On Wednesday July 29, the ���f ��c���t a�f I��r a:��!���r. ��re ��;:�� 1V1��s hl�����,�g W!,\I;b-y-'-V-il-lIa-m-D-.-J-O-h-n-st-o,-1.--- 1949. Prior to that lime he was bounded over the left field for Portal was . The hillel' the Lions will meet the 90 Since landing In Turkey eight Swamp Fox, by Robert D. loosing pitcher Th J d leading for Legion chariots, even his rabbit'; foot, lilt I e MI' we visited a renee and him in Johnson. was wnh in a which will throw one days ago, have Bass. member of the 01 put scoring Roy Lcag�e Vet's. George McLeod game ®byDr. TRAFFIC CIRCLE·HWY 80 his chess gume, his bowls, College OUt e fo� finger automatic no�� t����g s�coa�cc�!;��r�hcol�� �un I� GEORGIA two or more Greece, posilion with an The Amateur hits for five tlmes at bat. of them and the other in a 29 NORTH MAIN STREET, STATESBORO_ days Athens, his his rood. It Is almost Engineering faoulty at Ohio Oge",:hee Leaguo one i� t�e 'sixth, ;vhlle th; i.1��S r_?ur o�t dishes, Times of Trail, American ��e t�a°,::'rloshut For the It Tal- With 8 e I rut, Lebanon, Jerusalem, . was the double. Miller scored on a wild start Its tournament the . Pharmacy play-off Jaycees ror the GA. beyond the of men _ - , scored runs in imaglnution University. Bob Lane was wmnmg every inning SAVANNAH, and All Heritngo Magazine. thrown ball and the was first of the dotes madge Riner with two for two. championship. Jordan; Cairo, Egypt. to concclvc all game part August, th� Moore was the Ie dl that this tomb /WIII out IX Grog of these were made by While there Mr. at a later pitcher striking /the _ trips will nt ihe end of two will be announced lime. nbout Far Frunk 0'- Godfrey tied Innings, - the civilza- Mountain, up � portrays by on hlllCi� for the lions wltha t;� --,-- early walking two, and gJv 51ng upballerls,y THURS •• FRI •• SA T. plane, a distance of approxlmate- serve as an administrative as- I lion of - Rourke. for three times bat. Vlck Egypt one hit. Jimmy White was the at, Iy 4,000 miles. We arc now goln& sistunt to the Dean of Men in �ltsI was man or the age the Jaycees big arc First all, king believed losing pitcher allowing eight through the Suez Canal and This Violent Land, by WIIII- addition to studying toward a with three for three. In an after life. The arts were 90's Junior hits. I I half way through, wailing at a am H. Jacobs. doctorate. MR_ EDGAR GODFREY Lgion Leaguers game much of developed, ror tho vases, was also the man at T�e othe.r passing place for a convoy highly, Lane big �aw the as Frank Hook before jewelry would compare I.,:======::::;;::::;;,...SII _======-::""'_"!I===== the plate getting two hits for s�or1ng 8�tlOn. lifteen ships to pass pitched hIS Lions to a 11-4 Suez. favorably wlt h present day arts. has fine record for 1959 season three times at bat. David De- Jamborees proceeding on to Port over the first Giant We saw severn I of place palaces the Loach got the only hit for the The post two nights and better r�c�';,':.y Idl!c king, palaces that cost BY RALPH In the fourth The of three we have In TURNER . Legion inning. ',. days spent millions or One The pitcher was 8111 FEATURING JACK CARTER, M.C. dollars. Is im­ Statesboro's Junior American nruck out 11 batters and allow­ Rotary scored three runs in the losing Egypt, Cairo, and Alexandria. In six pressed with the wealth of the one Kelly giving up hits. Hook Legion team defeated Claxton ,d three hits third, two In the fourth, and Cairo we at the Meno Wednesday. stayed. few, and the poverty of the many twice last week to give a record in the flfth_ Hotel next to the ramous Cheeps Joey and Arnold Cleary STARRING: There arc 23,000,000 people In 3 defeats Hagan It would agnlnst Pyramids. require and were the batters Egypt most of the land and leading during many days to see all that shoul� ��isl�c:�c���ies Little wealth arc concentrated In the Thursday defeated Ctax- the first game with two hits The Junior Amcrlcan Legion League be "in Egypt. This ancient they • JIM & JESSE & VIRGINIA BOYS 6:30·8:00 P,M, �een hands of a very few people. ton 6-1 and on ach, Mortln lead the tenm will Savannah's Pest Afrtclan has long been again Wednesday Johnny play • BUDDY Country million live 4:00 UVINGSTON & VERSATONES THURS_, JULY 30 Twenty-three people 8-2. Post 90 on 135 Saturday afternoon at a delight for tourists. Centuries sluggers Thursday L'Ions whi In a narrow strip of land a few John Albert Wilson and with Ihree hits in Iour limes AI at Daffin Park In the first game Ip before many countries were dis- Jimmy miles wide on each side of the \Villiamson were the Winning but. Austol Youman Jr.,Arnold of tho Dlstrict play-offs, The • C. V, WILUAMS lAND 6:30-8 P,M, covered, people werc coming to Nil e. Th ere were beggars on pitchers. Wilson struck out 17 and Robert Tanner play-offs will be lit Georgia Service '. H & H STRING BAND this ancient land. The Nile Cleury, Fort Stewart FRI" JULY 31 every street and road. Claxton batters on and Field was the birth 01 . Tues. two each in Wed- Teachers Sunday place collected hits College Valley Cairo a has populaUon or three • ... allowed six P.M. cIvIII zaIIon. The ramlds were TIME for hits, Williamson nesday's game. at 4:QO Py million afte;noon BY TOMMY MARTIN 4:00-6 P.M_ and Alexandria about -. 4 BANDS 8 of wonder even in Without ALL BIG SAT" AUG, 1 source. one and a half million. Biblical times. The story 01 . afternoon IS Friday the Livns ,,_, Egypt interchangeably lied up Uan CIviiizaUon Is a long Team of the Statesboro Little "",p with the Holy Land. The Chll- one beginning before the dawn . League defeated the For t drcn of Israel resided here for the Farmer can * WIN A HOME FREEl of recorded Stewart Li�tle League by 8 score history. centuries and must have learned In Cairo we visited th. of 5-4. I "CONSTILLATION "MODIL IY OUTDooa DIYlLOPMINT CO_ much from the ancient people four pyramids, the Sphinx, about religion, law, and politics. The score lied 4-4 arter and the famous being * WIN A SHOWCASE OF GIFTS F�FEI famous mosques, The place where the klng's the regulation six innings the Museum the relics mean alGtnn OfTIN daughter found Moses Is polnt­ many things forced I NOTHING -TO IUYI cont�jning was into extra Tut s game from King tomb_ ed oul: The tree under which There like these innings. is nothing Joseph and Mary rested when * 22 TO' SERVE YOUI from the tomb of the old B. STORES things they escapcd to Egypt with the A. one Finally after and a-hair king In the world. It requires child in the Statesboro Jesus Is pointed oul. McDougald Innings, eight, one floor of the IJI----­ most of large The of Cairo contains scored and won the game. 'City museum to hold the things taken off KANGAROO hundreds of Mosques and Chrisl- Billy Bice, lead the inning SATURDAY, AUG, • CAPTAIN Luxor. In from this tomb in and two with a into lert field. Thc Churches, great single 11:00 A,M, to 2too P,M. (IN "RlON) 1953 I Cairo and saw the jlan visited one the American next batter was reLired and with unlvel'lllUes, mummy of King Tut. It has one University in Cairo ······your away, Jimmy Wiggins, since back to Luxor been taken The as were to center field advanc­ people, a' whole, singled where he ruled and was burled Bice third. ftiendly, and we had no trouble ing to The next 'TIL 9 P.M. EVERY NITEI Christ. The SHOP 2300 to rell for the batter was John who yea�s before. except sorry many Parks, three coffins In which the mum- beggars and poor people roaln- sacrified to first base scoring exhibited my was buried are. Ing the streets and highways. Bice from third to win the ball coffin In,Is that museum_ The ftrst Next I will write about game. second ... Serv'ice of solid gold, and the Lebanon. To most farmers was the slart­ \ Jimmy ------__ Wiggins coffin is covered by gold. These pitcher for Statesboro but Ing three coffins were Inclosed In I was relieved by Larry Kennedy FIRESTONE one box inside the other and one in the sixth for the win. New b00ks at means Within colfin inside the other. , time Seasons ______I Fort Stewart scored their runs In the second, fourth, and sixth . " ...------...... Statesboro scored one innings. Statesboro. - season Tire 'roctuds Dealer run in the first, second, third, planning sixth, and in the eight. either w.ay ... Statesboro accompanied their · - runs on nine hits while Fort at you'r FRIENDLY It 2 R�ionalLibrary planting season Stewart scored theirs on seven. See August CALIFORNIA S T R E E T by Joe Sunday and your J,mmy Wiggins, Billy Niven Busch. - Shaw and Larry Kennedy led SEA ISLAND BANK season Saxe came to growing Statesboro's attack by gelling Anchylus San . Francisco in a two hits for fouo times at bat. hand-me-down suit, hungry for success. Ruth­ After the the - ga"le visitors season . less and tempestuous In enjoyed hot dogs and a cold every­ harvesting he drink at the pavillion, and then WATER' SKI SHOW thing did. Saxe found a .bride, seized a went swimming. newspaper and used it to take wealth, power and posl­ AMOCO ... , lion. THE SCANDAMOUS SCAMPS, Softball by Harold Mehling This lively volume contains a 14-11 was the final score as host of fallen angels-including the Oil Produds Distributor Bulloch Veterinary -Hospital Corrupt polilical bosses, crack­ the Men's Recreational captured pot inventors, and a bogus Softball Great Championship from the We Welcome minister-ali of whom had only College Pharmacy. one fault: "they were too ready to prey." This game, played Friday to the' Acts PA Y, PACK AND night, was the second in 8 two you FOLLOW, by this section for 30 YEARS··· Fletchcr. Serving out of three series. On Thursday Inglis season is night at Bulloch Vet's. defeated Statesboro A lively glimpse into the mind harvesting and the College Pharmacy 15-14 in • heart of a dL>dlcated writer a thriller. • (Raleigh's Eden, Roanke Hun­ TOBACCO dred and 'others) - a woman the climax of seasqns In the many Friday night game, Ray with an amazing zest for ex­ Williams was the winning pitch­ perience, curiosity about life, er nine hiLS while the 20 and a for WELCOMES giving up MA.RKET Adm: gifl tranSlating the losing pitcher, Jess White, allow­ excitement when herself has lived and it is the time Q'f ed thirteen hits. in the pages of her books. The College Pharmacy scored OTHER NSW BOOKS Ski�rs . -'SOc Book of Dogs, Nallonal Geo­ great happiness The farmers of this area to the Statesboro graphic. Real Estate Practices and Prin- in ciples, by Preston Martin. Modem Revivalism, by Willi­ am G. Mcloughlin .Jr. TOBACCO MARKET R. 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• - Maids on Parade .' - Makers headquarters MONUMENTS AqilQ Spray and successful one for our farmers .... We Specialize In • Pyramid • Backward Swan • Aqua - Ballet Original Designs • Heaci Stand on a Flying Saucer • Kite - We thank you for your patronage Buy From Your Flyer Local Manufacturer THE A Statesboro S[[ Industry Fbst Full,· Production Water during our 30 years of service Since 1922. BULLOCH COUNTY BANK Thayer IN BULLOCH and to serve SKIING SHOW COUNTY Member Federal Insurance hope you in the future. Monument SEA ISLAND, Deposit Corporation Sponsored by Company 40 East Main St, 45 West Main BANK .ICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES OF THE FIRST DISTRICT Of This Area To Street I (Next to Southern We Welcome The Tobacco Farmers Statesboro Auto) Phone PO 4·3117 ?resented and produced by THE AUGUSTA SKI CLUB, Art Boorstin Dr. Statesboro, Qa. ' CARD OF THANKS The BllHoeh Herald IN MILLJl:N MRS, B_ E, SMITH HONORF.D OUTDOOR SUPPER OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS The Bulloch Herald We wl�h to toke this opportun- FROM SMlm JENNINGS thnnk 1111 who wore so 1.959 BaDocb 0...... COUPLE ON 83RD BIRmDAY Blld Ill' 10 Stutesboro, Georgla, Thursday, July 30, The FETES ALTAR BOUND Flllnil," I------....;;;_;_---::..:..-..::.�.:.:�.:...__ WEDDING ENTERTAINED We Go Places kind and thoughtful to us during The and THE children, grandchildren _T_h_u_rs_d_a_y_,_J_U_ly_3_0_,_1_9_5_9 _ illness und death or our loved 1"- Mrs. Harold Averill 0' Millen 1 S_ta_t_e_s_b_o_r_o_,_G_e_o_r_g_ia_, the 1.- New. and Out-to-town guest. and brldes- 0' Mrs. B. E. do Women'. great-grandchildren , . P. Mills .II', entertained for her nephew, onc,L Especially maids who were here to attend In the LUNCHEON elongated basque top, daintily Smith of Portal JOined BRIDESMAID we thank our kind 11 ighbors, William and his fiancee, Waters and Gene embroidered. z -ANNOUNCEMENT- Bland, the Smith-Jennings on Geraldine celebration or her S3rd wedding birthday Mrs, Zack Smith and Mrs, BULLOCH tho physicians, the nurses at • Miss Reta Parker of Slatesboro, Howell arc spending this week Those present were Mrs, WIIII_ in with concrete Thursday, July 16, were .enter- with a dinner on the ground at her William R. Smith were hostesses pens the Bulloch Count.y Hospital an outdoor supper at with Mcendon In Colum· am Penton Rimes, Mrs, Growing pigs we an­ talned at the home of Mrs, Opel George Brooklet It is with +he+ at the bridesmaid's luncheon on and tho members all the great pleasure ;lth Waldo 231 Main mothers or the bride and Floyd at North bus, Georgia, sthl,eumho.mneonutsMavra' nBnnadhMRroas, dAlsbuel',"� Hagins, Club. From thc bottom Th ursday, J u I y 16,nI the ban- Mrs, HERALD Kiwanis nounce the association of Mr, Otis Ken­ Mr. at a luncheon for Miss groom, Miss Penny Rimes, !!:::::=:::::::::-o' Hotel in Savannah, Camp Bogart, Miss Penny Rimes, whose 8wa�. on pasture gained significantly Rapid, City Postmaster, Falls School also from States- formal seated tea after- on supporti�� ?ctress" gave us slrength to fight Bnd The Com· I near for the two 'Monday �:r.e���ro �:s�::.rntng atlcs diVISion of the speech to Carroll did those on concrete. request an, receIpt af proper I y in ellch community, _ gla, Athens, marriage George faster than our Ford Summer Beel 18 to 20, 1960 a to hear the blow. / Swapping born. February week on noon, July 13, lovely compli- held at Florida courage no addressed and n remit- the County Conven· during session began Ernest Bmnnen institute Hagin has been announced for There was essentially pI'eanut el1velol>Cs delegate!lts Southeastern Council Meeting at �hlch ment at Mr. and Mrs. �ecently But what It meant to lose to Miss Betty Smith, you, amount of growers to cover cost of the tion. A ASC Committee, Monday of thiS week. Deborah arriv- State Unrvorslty at Tallahassee, 16 was honored at a difference in average tance stamps, County was the Greenbrlllr Hotel, White on .Jr" and daughter, August no one will ever know, .rop _ After the luncheon, there the Averitt home Zellerower on conserva- of a vice- throwing moo" Fla, Her selectIon was based buffet at the home feej required to produce 100 will place the new soil consisting chairman, Barnes West Va, ed in Statesboro, from lovely supper thI."n your 8 In which Mrs, Sulphur Springs, are Miss Coleman, Avenue. Thursday -Children and grandchildren two cancel member and repalrln; mccting They Sally her of "Anastasio" in on Zelte- of between the have 2 markets tion stamp on envelopes, chairman, regular tour in the Great of Mr.;, Percy Averitt pounds gain car Ind new and 1960-The Miss, Gle a camping portraya,1 present burninallltra told of the six departments April 5, 6, 7, Johnson, Mrs. Groover met gue"t. ..., cancellation Illark two alternates will be eleclOd at Miss. Cynthia, the recognitIon scene from the rower Avenue, with ,... of pigs. with a special Ind 01115 older Clrldo. Stato Convention in Macon, Go, Smokies, where they had visited Entertaining groups aas in the clubs: (I) Fine Arts; (2) CynthIa RobbIns, Miss Patty who were ushered Into the dln- from On and at the Convention, the same name, were her Carcass data obtained used only t.hat day County ITOP wltchlna your ear 10 - Cherokee and The play by Mrs. Averitt daughter, 13 to 1960 Club In- in Gatlinburg. . Education; ('I) 15, Robbins, MISS Wanda Walson, room where were seated metI10ds FB moil the envc- The time and for reSile value belote ing they Jane Mrs, Chalmers 72 of the pigs weighing between that place. and voting plnces down In lute In Go, ra I ns came, the tent Ieaked and Miss Averitt, says Public A llJune Athens, Miss Miss Carol at the table which was covered LAZY ATE CLUB SMITH- be: 44th •.. conservaftion;fairs;(3()5) Clssy Olliff, 200 to 230 indicated that lopes on the first day of issue. the communilies will your eyes mlsslntthe - Franklin and her Miss pounds as These June flr'st 1960 Na· daughter Georgia peanut prod'ucers, fun and 01 I Affairs; (6) Homo. depart- week, Hodges and Miss Fay Fay Smith, with an exqUisite italian hand HOLDS MEETING concrete floored Various enve- and 451h, Harold Bowen's Store comfQrt, safety Franklin, those grown on movc to componies print Federation of Women's I])"ne Rose their 1959 crop peanut new Ford on ments into effect in the Fall tional embroId ered cloth, A bridal tthoe ;;:'eve�';eosttwBetr'asnonethneYsCra. usc. 2:00 P.M.; yourvllj1ltlon trip. go M rs. J u IIan ,Hodges, Mrs. TILLMAN had a dres!;- lopes for this particular on Hlghwny 301. for the week·end, pens slightly higher have a choice of market- of 1960, InternatiOnal,SClub In Washington, 0, C, of white Statesboro The lazy Ate Club met last The table which was covered mnrl\.et, Simmons' C_I.. Olliff Jr" Mrs, G. C, bouquet snap dragons, than Mr. Mulli'i emphasized 1803rd nnd 1340th, ______ing percentage comparable John P. DUllcan, (Contact white and breath week at the home of Mrs, Rex with an madeira cut !AUmERS ARE LONGEI ing methods, Stilson .WAPwIIIl.... _ Coleman ,Ir, and Mrs, .lake Smith gladioli baby's exquisite in plots. However, for names and addresses). But Pond, 2:00 P.M.; ·47th. pigs pasture Farm Bureau Presi- 11111 lot us th. most, and laco fern were In Mrs. Clifford Park and little Hodges on Savannah Avenue, work cloth was decorated with Mortuary BECAUSE Of. Jr., Georgia also be 152:11'(). alV8 drove theeir children to the arranged LASTING there were no differ- plain envelopes may gvm. 6:00 P. M.:· City Mrs. 8P significant dent said tremendous tflde·lns In our n victorian container. daughter, M�rgaret of .Jesup. with Mrs. Hodges and roses in a silver container today. 9:00 A.M.: on mental on of this week. pink cnces in carcass area of used. Hall, BroOklct, 1547th, B, & PW hears talk r.mp Monday length, Growers CRn sell in the hl,lory.IWAPIl!I.Qllyour visited her Miss Alice Eddie as hbstesses, • (1) Robbins Mrs, The table set 16 aunt, Hodges and a three-branched candela­ "Dri-Flow" Delign thickness 8:00 P.M.; can Mrs. Charles und was tor guests loin and Mr. Mullis thHt regular voting plnce, vacation ... when you Ret eyes muscle, open market Or (2) seek Q non* cmphasized and Mr. Alex Futch Club to Eleanor brum with candles. • shell Qutof a new Watson went up Mrs, H, P. Jones Sr" at one end Wilcox, high-went lighted AMBULANCE Patented Air-Liner of bnckfat between should be 1209th, Statesboro courthollse. the most plenum Mary Sunday, groups, recourse loan. Not many farmers t.hese instructions while her husband was at Na- to Other rooms had colorlul ar- car. IWAP on a tar that will health and fire Miss Johnson and her of the served Stubb",and visitor's high went • heavier heads Time to feed both 10:00 A.M.: 48th, regular voting Cynthia table, green slipper 2/3 required have·or can resort to on-fann followed carefully: prevention •.• tional' Guard A of wine red nnd !!!yIn style .l!!Yworth Camp. Barbara dish dahlias, . the 3:00 46th l575(h. mother, Mrs. J. .John- Ice icream and Mrs. Fred Smith Hodges. garden rangements SERVICE • of was about Address to place. P.M.; . shells I. Brantley ---- heavier groups pigs for envelopes yOllr- Allen zinnias 1/3 storage, therefore, practical more ... theworld'smost Francis one of Bul- and safety needs, Mr, gave son went with Coleman served frozen fruit from a to EI eanOr and cosmetIcs to yellow roses and yellow were located school,.2:00 P.M.: Mr. Allen, up Mrs. huge • same since both self or in the MicJdlegrouncl car. Coated metals, asbestos purposes �Ihe open market and anyone nlainly beautifully proportioned a vivid and of CARD Jean won ear- 3:00 loch two representa- 4isturbing picture and her silver at the other end of OF THANKS Barbara. Coleman The bride's was marked distances from the corner. Portal City Holl, County's daughter, Sally. troy 'place nearly equal non-recourse loans are the lower right hund 17J61h, the conditions at Gear­ babs for cut. Sue liners where necessary tives in the Georgia Legislature, present the table. Other tea refreshments M�ry Hodges' With a minature bride and groom feed barn. Place sheet of paper or P. M. I to take this opportunity choice. 2. lAVE on Hrlt equipped Hit of the mental health institution at ,wish received earbbs for low. for com- and a member joint gia's TICWELL were accessible to the guests. hi a ribbon rosette, A pl'nk- outl no letter and seal or Votin� community a on SEWING CLUB to "thanks" for all the kind- Telephone Mufflllri don't blow out-th.y ,UI' there was significant DUllcan advised to in the envelope ... up 10$55 year all the need say Als<;:., growers Senate-House Mental Health Milledgeville, and great Mrs, Watson assisted Me- rubrum Mumet'l mittcemcn will he held during an Mary G, Others were throated co�age Dut AP's new "Dri-Flow" incidence of inside and 011 ••• with aluminized HAS OUTDOOR SUPPER nesses and thoughtfulness shown playing Mary lily difference in the study seriollsly I'csortment to turn flap envelope. Mr, Le- Ihere for more facilities of cor­ Thc lAVE Committee, and adequate in serving. Jean was a favor from her hostesses. 4-2722 run drier, liek the problem Enclose thc addressed enve- the election meetings. muffler that lasts longer. Study me during my recent illness. It Allister, Brannen, Betty Poplar internal parasitism between pigs the non·recourse loun. To utiliz 3. and core, He stated that a new rosivo moisturo. And AP's heavifJl' for cach cOlllmittee with no-wn Diamond Lustre chief Fire Inspector lost The Tea guests were Miss Smith. Stauber and Their to was a dinner floored in a or nominations Roy Shealy, ,On Wednesday night, means a great deal to me to Joyce Hodges. gift Penny grown in concrete pens the support program to maxi- lopes large envelope nddcd protection Finish ••. with a were mental health program is und�r coaled stcels givQ ion and the 10na·lastinR. for gucst speak· Tlcwell club enter. Mrs. Horace Smith. Mrs. Buford in her china. Statesboro, Georgia on can addrcssed to PO'it- membcrship po:.;!t Georgia, scwing know that my many friends were The guests were served blue- plate and road hazards. and those grown pasture mum advantage growers package and that within n against rustont will be secret standard 66'plate baUery. ers on the program presented by way, five-year talned their husbands at a Knight, Mrs. H. P. Jones .Jr, Mrs. wore a S. D. En- nctual voting by grili­ of me while I was ill. topped with The honoree pink Yot no marc for AP qualltu1 utilizc their Georgia-Florida- master, Rapid City, lAVE on a of a deal material should thinking berry surprise, 1/011 pay plots. Government's FORD COUNTRY S[DAN honey he Health and Committee period, progress the home Gene Mrs, Emmett or certified bnllot. The Federal Safety ed burger suppor at of Burgamy, DR. J. M, Norris and ale, cotton fuli skirted dress with l- ...J Cost.s not common to both Alabama Peanut Association. close a money order durlnaFord'sSummerSwapplna be he is the whipped cream, ginger Pro­ of Busini ss and Profession- made. "Ours said, and Mrs, Mrs, amount to Cons rvntion •• the Mr. Mrs, W. T. Clark ,at Akins, Bobby Smith, Distributed methods were greater "Such loans are non-recourse," check in the exact Agricultural Be .....- Ic_-'!'!""""!I�;:;:::.:;;:;;:::::::;::::=::=:;� By Club at American responsibility and obligation to Wilburn Mrs. Zack �:-:--_:'m'r:,....,-----�r.--:_-:_:_���� ,....,- __.... .slightly Price Allotment al Women's Cypress Lake. Woodcock, for the concrete floored pens. Duncan said "but GFA is a cover the num er of 4·cent gram. Support, situa- Soil on evening, do something about this Mrs. John "Fir'St find Marketing Quota. flnd legion Hall, Monday Those were Mr. and Smith, Egbert Jones, costs were grow- farmel' ass�ciation and any stamps required. Write tion." attending !hese $35� ro� adminlstcred 20. Mrs. E. A, Smith, Mrs. Sidney In con- Soil Conservation Bf'nl{ PI'Ograms are July Mrs. Dean Futch, Dr. and Mrs. Turner Auto II1g three groups Of pigs profits go to farm(l·s." day Covers. Dodd, and Mrs. Sam Tillman. and 1959" bv the County and Community Mr. and Mrs. J, C, of John Cobb and son, Johnny; Mr. crete floored pens $297.50 The Farm Bureau Postage Stamo, August 26. The basic of the club Ludlam, ------­ Georgia project of Get this ASC Committees. Mcm ers cf and Mrs. Yarber and sons Federation had earlier protested on outside package. for the to develop and Iheir Clyde plot.s. for year being Brooklot, daughter, two weeks before these committees arc elecled Keith and Wayne; Mr. and Mrs: and Lee; Mr. and Mrs. "John the $9.00 per Ion deductions in (if possible) awareness of the importance of Valerie who is the club's Supply CATTl.E TRENDS and BEEF one-year terms, beginnint; Srr Ozburn and children, Meyers and Children, Shirley to growers on the August 26. emotional and physical nominee to receive this Eugene the number of applied --- direc- staibillty year's - Ga. Just counting tember I. Supervision and and Mr, Johnny. 35 West Main Statesboro, nul program. , for more "Effective liv­ to nurs­ Becky, Joel, Eugene: farms doesn't support price in fitness three-year scholarship head of cattle 011 lion of t.he eleclions will be Every FOld tin ond Mrs. Buren Altman and USDA has neverthless n· tunl of New York Insurance Co .. ! and an educational werc honored • • PO 4-2127 about beef ing" program ing school, guest.s -:=:...__II1:IBI DIAL the whole stOl'y of [I Community Election SAHTY GLASS tn every window Children, Charles and Mr, give nOllnced the 1959 108n qpcration and Art Kantner of the Fedcral charge on state and health at the Syliva; The number of catlle of , community meeting. production. cOllsistinp, officially , ... and Mrs. Weldon Frank will include the $9.00 per ton Reserve B�nk of Atlanta. Boar�, Dupree, outside the """------..,.,-�-- pea-I Mr. Bhlllnen said the organiza- designoted persons deduct from growers support Ads tiol1 the accQl"ding to ,.Jill promote profession ASC or�nnjzrttion. a a deal on the price. TIle farm federation de- Come In and get of Legal of n:onagell1�nt and J'u.f!11 V. J. Rowe. This Community honey, 59 Fl�RDS cIa res that under such opera- fR�m 0 appr�lsal III Georgia by holdmg Election Board is nppointed by tions growers are not afforded the Election Boa�d. lPillOP{J):rmYO>NIEID> CMS F,D.A,F, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS the s�pport level as specifi- COU1�ty mlE 'W{»lJWl)'S .M1Ql�T 1E1EA1lIIif1IR!l![1'l( 1 �rice :��:;II1��JO 1��UdJe��I�p���ha�l�� thiS plan County ed by the mtent of Congr'ess maintaining a code of business Und.er l�C Sealed proposals from respon­ Agncultural ExtenSion Agent when the farm program was and professional ethics. sible interested parties will be will be chAirman of the County BROOKLET MOTOR COMPANY passed. He also said the organization received In the office of W, M, Election Board. shellers last year applied will cooperate fully with all Comptroller Georgia Many Dewberry, market to improve Brooklet, Georgia the deduction in the open agencies striving Foresters, Agricultural Exten- Teachers College, Cohegeboro" well as , _ in as thus Georgia until 10 a.m", E.S,T., priceo perations last year :ur�l.life sian Service, report Geor�ia has DEALER------Georgia, md,v,dual farm operators by the ------YOUR AUTHORIZED FORD for sale of growers to actually pay located within the August 10, 1959, forcing of farm man- ten pulpmills application , , related costs for - Ford Dealer the following property: for storage and e�ficient state mills 10- Interested In An _rzn_ Used Car Be Sure to See Your agement practIces, the use of �nd t�e. �everal If You're � One frame building known as , market draw open buyers. In land evnlua- cated In adJom,",!! states "Blue Tide Book Store." ThIs DUncan said "If this s�}Und proc.edure _ today tlOn and wise use of farm credit. wood from Georgia. I houses the Blue Tide building policy is again foll�wed by Book Store and the College- IIII • a.I..:::..-=:...-==IC=� shellers farmers would be wise 1P:u--rm.l.\\!l!m bora, post office. The Georgia take the size of this build­ to support Piice ••••S!t approximate loans 2000 feet. through the non-recourse Ing Is square _ obtaln­ At the time noted above the and take the chance of proposals will be publicly opened 'ms' ndll.lion profits til'oughl by the Supervisor or Purchases. GPA," No ext.ension of lime will be Georgia is the nation's largest made. the '\ grower. of peanuts, with other , Bidding documents and valued at $60 to crop normally information can be YOUR i!' necessary $70 million, of M. secured at the office W. iP, f' Dewberry, Comptroller, Georgia i Teachers College, Collegeboro, ELECTRIC FUTURE Georgia, Joe Warren is Bids must be accompanied by TO a certified check in an amount IS LARGELY UP five (5%) per cent of 4' N ���a�IJ� of No bid may be withdrawn president for a period of thirty (30) days after the time scheduled for YOU! new 'farm opening bids. ,group The owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids and A new professional organiza­ to waive informalities. 'and In order for tion, the Georgia Society of GEORGIA TEACHERS COL- Re-ar�anged stand. Farm Managers' and Rural Ap­ H. P. Son th�y - & W. M. Jones 'Dewberry, beer. rormed to EVERYONE BENEFITS WHEN praisers. has pro­ M·ERCHANDISE THROUGHOUT THE of farm SUMMER ����i��:r. mote the profession 8-6-3tc, No. 97. management and rural appraisal NOTICE OF SALE ELECTRICITY IS AVAILABLE in Georgia. TEMPORARY NOTES QUALITY The organization brings toge­ HOUSING AUTHORITY OF mE ther professional farm managers, STORE Extends a Welcome to the CITY OF STATESBORO rural and hearty ' IN ABUNDANCE· professional appraisers GEORGIA University of Georgia College of ' ,\ Sealed proposals will be Agriculture personnel working in

received by the Housing Author­ those fields . TOBACCO FARMERS of this area·· ity of the City of Statesboro and In order AT LOW COST! .Joe P. Warren, Statesboro, Georgia (hereinafter called th� Re-arranged they spell senior fieldman and farm loan "Local Authority") at its office representative Qf the John Han­ (Post Office Box 552) in the cock Mutual Life Insurance Co., . 30th the Starts successful sea- city of Statesboro, Georgia was named president of and wishes a most and officcrs elected July until. at' Other Thursday publicly opened at less Cost is group. Selling More Power twelve c'clock noon. (E. S. T.) Ol� ROBBI'NS were D. R. Wilcox, Jr., Americus, August II, 1959, for the pur­ I Georgia, operational manager o� chase of of the Rural $665,000,00, Temporary the continuing goal the Norris Cattle Co .. vicc pre� ••• son for �them Notes (Seventh Series), being I sident, and Stephen J. Brannen, • ISSUed to aid in its Uni· OFF financing Eleetrics. Extension economist of the low-rent housing project. versity of Georgia College of 25% 33113% 50% The notes will be dated of :,n:o Sep­ SAVINGS Agriculture, secretary-treasufer. tember will be 9, 1959, payable Together Named to the board of direct­ 10 bearer on September 9 1960 ors along with the officers, were the Hnd will bear interest at the rate the We thank for chairman of " oppor­ EXCELSIOR J. W. Fanning. " Dresswear you' Or rates per annum fixed in the " SWinlWear Summer University's division of agricul­ 'Casual Wear proposal or proposals accepted tural economics; R. W. Shew, Sportswear for the purchase of such notes. ROBBINS district of Ihe QUALITY Albany, " All mbna�er proposals for the purchase Mu- " " Misses" Juniors" Men" Women ELECTRIC farm management diVision, Girls Teens with our of said notes shall be submitted For Boys of in a form the ""'I_ tunity serving you approved by Local MEMBERSHIP Authority. Copies of such form of proposals and inforn1ation CORPORATION concel11ing the notes may be obtained from the Local Author­ We Welome 'To 'The Statesboro 'Tobacco Mar�et "A Locall�-Owned, ••• ity at the address indicated You, Above. BONUS S &H GREEN STAMPS too products • GIVES HOUSING AUTHORITY OF TIlE CITY OF STATESBORO ' GEORGIA �PACKING COMPANY HAns.o.o,o,," BY LAMAR TRAPNELL SECRETARY � 8·30 Itc #98 third and In the while t.ho Denmark News fourth, I Little League fourth, and fifth, , In the other game the Jaycees defeated the Rotary 9·4, 1110 Denmark Home Demonstration 90 winning pitcher was Jumlo Beas­ Legion whip ley with II strike outs and glv­ Ing up five hits, The losing pitch­ Club Lions 6 to 3 er was Bob Lane giving up only r- has at Rec Center family picnic three hits, By Mrs. H. H. Zetterower BY TOMMY MAR11N The Jaycees scored Ihelr runs In the third' nnd fifth Inning In lhe Little Longue Minor's On the ' while the one In the ARE SUBSCRIBER? Saturday, 18. Charles Nlkl , Rotary got YOU A HERALD July Royal Ansley members of the Denmark De- " games on July 16, Ihe Legion fourth und sixth Aldnch, Kathleen first. third, Joyce Hodges 90 defeated the Lions by a score monstratlon Club and Iheir Innings ' I nnd Miller. was at 6·3, White the families enjoyed a picnic supper CIi�ton Jimmy white Fronk The Team was at the Recreation Center in Mrs. Tom Mason and children winhing pitcher Jaycees charged \ Hook was the loser. with four errors nnd the Statesboro. have returned to their home in only with six. New York after a two week The Legion 90 scored one run Rotary On 28 the Llule visit with her mother, MrG, In the second inning, four in the Tuesday Julr EDITOR'S NOTE-- this news D. W, ------".--- , Bragan. Is t���:������ for the week of J,uly 13·19, ���g�ec �1���fl��ti:I�1I Mrs, .J A, Denmark spent a Mrs, Oln Kessler nnd Mrs, Marie Everyone Is reminded thnt tho few days during the week with Exler were named assistants. Llltle League Midgets begnn Mrs. P. R. Brannen spent the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Strickland at The 1960 reunion was set for their tournament yesterday while weekend here a�d had as guests Pembroke, the third Sundny In July, Mnjors stort Ihelrs tomorrow, . ,Ihe Mrs. M. J. Pennington and chll- . Dr• S• L. Miss Irene Groover and Mr. Tourney dren of Savannah Belle were Saturday night Bulloch Het"uld Published on and Read All Week Mrs, cee, 0 Doan and chll- to Tbe Thunday guests of Mr. and MI'S. dren of Savannah.. and Mr. and �upper promoted Jam.esZetterower. Mrs. Thomas Walers visited Mr Statesboro, Oeorgla, 'I'hursday, July 30, 1959 and Mrs, R, I. Roberts and othe� Linda Royals visited Linda ReseI've Lt. 'CO.I relatives here Sunday. Zetterower during the week. chair- - Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mit- . Dr. S. Lloyd Tourney, for the all NEW Mrs. entertain- every family Royals man of the division of Business The chel had as Sunday dinner Walter. The Tuesday nrght at her home Education guests, the Rev. and Mrs. Inman at Georgia Teachers �dor games to Gerrald and family of Pulaski ,thc I�termedlate whe�. College, has been promoted BEN·HUR FREEZER enjoyed by all. DUling the Colonel Bulloch and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Willi- wel.e the rank of Lieutenant SOCial hour, refreshments were in the United States Ail' Force Bulloch arns and family. -With Ten Year Warranty- served. Reserve, Mrs. Tommy Sledge Sr. and Herald Rockel' He over 12 on ac- Mr. And Mrs. Tommy Sledge Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl spent years tive with the Air and only of Chattanooga, Tenn., visited spent the week-end at their duty Force, Herald has 17 total reserve duty. is Mr. and ..Mrs. H. H. Zettcrower home hcre. years BEN-HUR last week. Dr. Tourney is assigned to the Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Tippins Non-Afflltated Reserve Section in Denver, He came to GTC in Gives You has a 'und children of Claxton visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Zetterower Rites Ileld fOI" September, 1958. last Sunday afternoon. So Many Winner Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jones had more MORE THAN 100 AT as guests last week, Mrs, Irvin L••P Mills at Features HELMY REUNION AT Shulman and sons of New York EBENEZER JULY 19 of and Miss Mary Jones of Callfor- See For Automotive experts said it at the beginning, and the word Features nia. Other were guests Sunday Emmet Grove More than 100 descendants Rev. Lynn and children of and friends of the late Shndrack Yourself the best For 32 and Mrs. is around: is buy." just Statesboro, Mr. and died getting "Mercury pr�of L. P. (Buddy) Mills, 51,_ at. Martin and children, E. and Georgie 0, Helmy Cloyce . A early Tuesday. July 14. at hIS - - Combination HERALD Tew and tend ed th e-annual fum! reunion CHESTS UPRIGHTS are More are BULLOCH Jane amuy look how sales soaring people seeing THE . a '.. home near Brooklet after long Mercury MI's . James Akins IS a patient held at historical Jerusalem' Georgia '11' ness, FREEZER· REFRIGERATOR at Ihe Bulloch County Hospital, Lutheran Church on it If haven't . (Ebenezer) driving it, buying every day. you yet sampled Full also Mrs. Norman Woodward. A native of Emanuel it, Press county,s un d ay, J u I y 19 . We hope for both a speedy re- he lived in Bulloch County most The Rev. Cecil C, Helmy. the Wide best-rated in its in covery. of his life, Range. the buy field, betterget today! conducted a short Editorial Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Whitehead youngest son, ••• Awards Funeral services were held memorial service after lunch. Subscribe around of Lawrenceville Ga. spent the of Models stays 16 at the Emmet Grove Sap- Other ministers on the program week-end with' Mr. 'and Mrs. July conducted the were Dr. Charles pas- D. F. Woodward. tist Church, by Shealy, For AII' in Rev, L. and the Rev. tor of the Ebenezer Chnrge; the Type Page Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Ginn Alvin Lynn to the Burial was in Rev. Handbcrry, pastor of Good and family of Statesboro, Ga. Austol Youmans. Families '59 MERCURY East Side in States- Sheppard Lutheran Church, Gar- spent the week end with Mrs. Cemetery Better den and the Rev, Hef- J. H, Ginn, bora. City; Ray Containing lin, Griffin, Ga. HERALD Mrs. Thelma Carnes and Survivors include his wife, ••• Officers elected for next SOLD and' SERVICED and around family and Mrs. Winnie Wilson Mrs. Maggie Lou Mills of Brook- year's By stays Newspaper were Callie of Savannah visited Mr. and his Miss reunion Kessler, OZBURN·SORRIER Inc. Editorials let, daughter, Patsy FORD, Mrs. D. F, Woodward Sunday Bill of Brooklet; his mother, Mrs. president; Vaden Kessler, treas­ Lillie M, Mills of Brooklet and urer, and William E, Helmy, sec- Nath's TV Sales and Service your Contests afternoon, 38 North Main St. - aa. Those from this community nine sisters. retary. Mrs. Ruby Kessler was Stat�sboro, - Ga. Columns 4 H'Club Smlth-Tillrnan Mortuary was named to continue as chairman So,uth Main St. Statesboro, attending Tybee Camp _ and of the historian committee and '- --- � 1 weekly this week were Linda Royal, in charge of the arrangements. Your Winner '. by Weekly Newspaper of Bulloch save

If you live in Bulloch County your weekly newspaper is THE BULLOCH 4 County 51.00 HERALD ... the one undeniably paper that stays round the home or office National ,now Writers for an undetermined but neverless bit of time. To be read all the lengthy by Press family leisurely. There is nothing hurried about the HERALD. It Awards use .��-���I-� , in Contains AND OUR ADVERTISERS, TOO ( coupon are assured of full readership by the large and growing family of HERALD Better Farm News below readers. No hurried page turners and ad because the once-a­ skippers-that's Newspaper · · · News County week appearance of the HERALD draws full attention' to item. It's I every stay ATESBORO '3 Contests In ST Big Bargain Days U of at least a week around the house means 'at least a second or third look at

adverti�ement. • ••• your �BURSDAY • FRIDAY SATURDAY AUGUST 6· 7· 8 I ------_._--- -'- - -'------� ------GOnA HURRYI J,lJST THINK,D£� JOAY'll SOON D8� IT'S S DAY! Now! T��li�}l! Don't Get Lost ��r\���.... -s No Excuses'• FER $ DA'f! Don't Wait Save DO'MITOWNI EVERYDAY WILL BE READY BE SURE YOU'RE EVERYBODY WILL �, _-: , .)} TO BUY

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- 6 - 7 8 • Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August participating · one item which is an SILVER DOLLARS-Just merchants will have in his window misplaced TO BE GIVEN ,AWAY SAT., WIN YOUR WEIGHT IN Register in Silvar •••• -- .m _ •••••• item not sold by him. • The Big Prize for Dollar Days will be the Winner's Weight the Merchants Committee and list Get an blank furnished by Dollars. • • entry 6 p.m. COURTHOUSE SQ. . THE BULLOCH HERALD - BOX 210 - GEORGIA item in each merchant's window on the entry blank STATESBORO, the misplaced ' of the stores. • in the nearest correct answer will be award­ • Just Register in any or all participating • The first person turning Register in the Participating ed $100.00. There will be three runner-up awards. Dollar Banner. Sure-I want to save $1.00. Enclosed is $2.00 for a year's subscription I • Participating stores identified by Day will end at on August 20, • - • "SCRAMBLE" 12,0'clock Wednesday, Stores -You Must Be Pre­ "SCRAMBLE" will end at 12 o'clock on Wednesday, July 29. -Watch for "GIMMICKS" Dollar NAME I • During Days- Courthouse Square. sent to Win.

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belt of the lummer lealon'l of frelh It'. a pllalure ... ta bring you the very yield pro­ and ... in ... direct due•. Loadl and load. of beautiful fruit. vegetablel roiling doily to Wlnn-DI.le from cholln orchardl and fields, gardenl and vinel. Yaur favorite lumme; fruit. ar. hire. Vegetabl•• too. All frelh 'n fancy with Summer-ripe perfection. Come in valuel! . of wonderful today .. for a cartful wonderful, GRAPES BEANS CLIP THIS COUPON Green Giant Cut CALIFORNIA THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES YOU TO ASP A A GUS 4 10���Z. $100 WHITE LBS Mg���IN LBS Thrifty Maid Calfirania SEEDLESS Fancy, Tender 303 1 3 9,. 1 39, TOMATOES 2 Cans 33¢ 50 Green Green J:'1iw Stamps Hunt's 8-oz. FREE AT YOUR NEAREST TOM Sauce 1 0 Cons $100 I lb. W·INN-DIXIE FOOD STORE Astor Oronge PEANUTS 2 39� v.. lb. Void After LIMIT ONE COUPON TO ADULT WITH 1st PEKO TEA Pkg. Golden Bantam "Augult Libby 24-oz. BEEF STEW Can

Libby YELLOW No. Y2 ¢ Fresh CORN 10,··;49, W-D "BRANDED" /" CUT TEMPTINGLY TENDEI< VIENNA S'AGE Con 21 Sunkist Lorge, Juicy Dixie Dorling �-�:�. 24-oz. Ib OLEO 2 MAYONNAISE Jar 49¢ �s Crushed . Libby LEMONS 2 29, No.1 Flat Cans Borden's Instant PINEAPPLE 2. 33¢ 79, STEAK"Branded" RIB W-D Round Bone Libby Ha lves No 2Y2 ROAST Lb. STEW lb. 29¢ .. 59' APRICOTS Can 53¢. �\;'l2,\},�C2gR p'"b,�r,,� �::. lb. Libby r 29, $P9 �OTATOES RIB S 0 F BEE F lb. 39¢ GROUND BEEF 3 Pk!;J. BART PEARS LB

_ Slc SaA"KINDGQUict-f'EeN-Slb. lb:39¢.wtiNjis�: SHANK HALF· Li��Gi with ¢ 39¢ cdi\'p 0 Lb. 49¢ Srr ThiSOLOGNA l;k��' 8�rETkfaEnS l.B. LARGE 2 TIDE $��� �rZ�.re 49 SCI J:CTED FROM FRESH, YOUNG 'PORKERS - BOSTON BUn. fJORK Butt half or whole LB 43c ����: Armour 12-oz. RFPA�§I Con 2N����49¢" SHOP WINN-DIXIE'S TASTY TREET jiT(](EcffESWhole Kernel' THICK ST�K DEPARTMENT BACON Armour Stor SLICED 12-oz. PINKY PIG CHOPPED HAM Con FANCY I Armour Star Corn CORN �. GRADE "A" lSY2-oz .: BEEF HASH Can 39¢ Y'/ES'II'f!m..D APPLE, CHERRY OR -l-Lb. Pkg. ·49, Armour Star Slcied . NIB LET'S 2 35¢ Palmetto Farm 2Y2-0Z. 32-oz.' 8-oz. D R lED BEE F Can 41" Can Cup. 49¢ HAM SALAD Armour Star Mix 'Em 12-oz. Treat 4 Up! $100 Copelond Chunk �rape COR NED BEE F Can 53" Hilldale Sliced lb. 49¢ � BRAUNSCHWEIGER Mueller Regular 8-oz. large Pig Feet, Pig Tails or No.2 SPAGHETTI 2 Pkgs. , 2 lbs. 25¢ . Cons BEANS 4 49, NECK BONES Mueller Elbow JioRKu�ASTOR _ �::IO�I,_; F �UIT 8-oz. PINEAPPLE 4 $100 Frozen Fried Perch Fillets, Fish Sticks or MAC A RON I 2 Pkg. lb.39¢ Blue Bay Light Meat F ISH S TEA KS Flaga Great 12-oz. All Brands 2 NOR T H B E AN S Pkg. 13" 4 Cans 39¢ CAN B I S CUI T S Sunshine � 10-oz. Kraft's Assorted Flavors Chunk TUNA�:�'49, . 4�:· & Steak G R A HAM S Pkg. 25" COCKTAIL Chicken, Turkey Salisbury MORTON FROZEN Beef, 19¢ JAR C HE ES E Sj��' k FRESH BAKED, SO DELICiOUS S 00 EEJb DIXIE DARLING FO' & GRITS l�k� 20' MEAl DINNERS 2 1 BUTTER ����L ��98 - PURE CINNAMON BUNS 31, Kendall Frozen WEST PEAK FROZEN STRAWBERRIES S P LIT PEA S l�k��' 15¢ CREAMERY SEABROOK VEGETABLE PIE. ASTOR DIXIE DARLING D E 9 CON 9'9¢ L E M·O N A BROCCOLI - DIXIANA LAND O'SUNSHINE TOWN 8-oz. CHOPPED . T te 0' Sea Frozen Perch I-lb. BLACKEYE PEAS· ASTOR FRESH ¢ KCeebOler 0 K I E S HOUSE Pkg. 36" . $100 FROZEN GREEN PEAS . Pkgs. . PECAN ROLLS T S 3 - L L'E . Fasle 1 Lb trs. .... Q e t l F Ch d 5 9 m a m a, 9 ' DIXIE DARLING GOOD FOR OUT- Pkg. PKGS. . DOOR COOKING Of 4 69¢ Kraft Cracker Barrel SeeTrEozAen KoSppe M' 'Em Golden Nuggets French Fried APPLE TURNOVERS 1-lb 'Up! S H A R P C HE ESE l�;i�� 55¢ \t A TOE S 4 Pkgs.· $100 5 $100 'dt'I Lti eets Dirt Fest Mild, Pure POT Philodelphia Per. MORTON FROZEN Chocolate, Lemon, Banana House and Garden Large C REA M C H E ESE t: 2Q¢ LA VAS 0 A'P 2 ���; 25¢ IVORY SOAP 4 Bars • Ea Bird la Meatless Superbrond Red Choy CREAM PIES FS:�Y 59, Lb , .. for B�:�� Living! 303 14-oz. ANY OF THESE MORTON CREAM PIES ... outside... BUY �NE .. 2 Cup 55¢ Inslde Meat 2 N��� 15¢ CH 0 P SUEY Can 33¢ COTT ,CHEESE nome and to POTTED Send the front of the pocko,,"o wrapper, together with your address, Colonel all around the housel Morton 'Frozen Foods, clo Nielson Coupon Cleoring House, Clinton, lowo. We'll ,. " la Beef Morton Superbrond flo ...... Red Bi rd Choy flavor-fREE. I-lb. a for another Morton Cream Pie-any Offer good lb. Spec!allowPric y- .send y�u coupon' good � 303 or one 98 otherwise restricted. Limit: refund Qtrs. In U. S. ·only. Void wherever taxed, prohibited F H E ESE 2 Box 69¢ SU EY Can Offer September 30, 1959. LOA C V'IENNA S'AGE N���2 10¢ C HOP 53¢ per family. expires � ___..-. liquid For Hord Woter Liquid Pine Fresh Dutch Cleanser Cleonser Cleaner Dishes Shine With Detergent Deodoront Deodorant Mild, Pure Liquid Mild, Pure JOY JOY KIRK'S SOAP IVORY CLEANSER COMET BAB-O Spic & Span CASCADE OXYDOL DOG FOOD 2 3 1 ¢ ZEST SOAP ZEST SOAP IVORY Gt. �:�sl IVORY King Reg. 14-oz. Reg. ¢ Reg. Gt. Reg. 1ge. Reg. Both Lge. Can Con 9¢ Med. ¢ � Can Can Size $105 Bor io 120z3 9 ¢22-oz6 "Cans Cans Cans 35¢ Pkg. 83¢ Bars 2 Bars 33¢ 12-oz39¢22-oz69¢ 2 Cans 29¢ 2 33¢ 2-Reg3 3 2-Gt49¢ Pkg. 29¢ Pkg. 89¢ Pkg. 45¢ ,Pkg. Bars 2 Bars 3P 2 39¢ '------' 2 21 ----"""--_ _------���"()"'1I1t��'" DOLLARS) ' ' .. AHEAD ...... _ .. _------""" .. Winn-Dixie's Fruits Vegetables are • • • Winn-Dixie's W-D '�Branded" is your Best . . , -

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of the summer leoson's of fresh pro· Ir, a plea,ure ••. to brlnl you the very best yield duce. Load. and load. af beautiful fruita and vegetable•... rolling in daily ... direct to Wlnn.Dhde from chasen orchard. and fields, gardens and vines. Your favorite summe; Came i. fruit. are h.re. Vegetabl•• too. All fresh 'n fancy with Summer-ripe perfection. value.! to today ... far a cartful of wonderful, wonderful Your will remember It', yaur guarantee of the fln.,t beaf In town. family lonl the extra tendern., and flavor of a It.ak ar roalt long aft.r they forget what yall paid for It. The main purpose In buying fine meat I. to plea,. your family, and nat- to be .ure I. to ••Iect the beaf � urally you want to do It every time. Th. anly way really l ..-� with the W-D "Branded" label at Wlnn-Dhd•••• Naturally aged for tendern... and flavor, table trimmed, exce.. bone and fat remond • for economy. S.lect the roam GRAPES BEANS ... "� and steab which bear the W·D "Branded" label on every cut, yaur guarantee of the , CLIP THIS course. COUPON Green Giant Cut MOUNTAIN fine.t beef in town ... at Wlnn·Dlxle, of 10Y2-oz. CALIFORNIA . THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES YOU TO - FLAVORFUL ASPAAGUS 4 Cans $100 WHITE GROWN LBS ': TENDER, DELICIOUS ALWAYS

. ¢ . Thrifty Maid Calfirania SEEDLESS Fancy, Tender 303 l�s 399 2 39 TOMATOES 2 Cans 33¢ 50 Green G�een ,/)�w Stamps Hunt's FREE . AT YOUR 8-az. '�,:CHUCK NEAREST TOM Sauce 1 0 Cans $100 � I lb. W·INN-DIXIE FOOD STORE Astor Orange 2 39� After PEA·NUTS Void LIMIT ONE COUPON v.. Lb. TO ADULT WITH 'August 1st PEKO TEA Pkg. Golden Bantam Libby 24-oz. BEEF STEW Can ROAST Libby Fresh CORN 10,·,;49, W-D "BRANDED" j" CUT TEMPTINGLY TENDE�� YELLOW VIENNA S'AGE N�:n2 2P Dixie Darling �-�:�. 24-az. Ib OLEO 2 MAYONNAISE Jar 49¢ LBS Crushed . Libby 2 29, No.1 Flat 2 Cans 33¢ Borden's Instant 79, PINEAPPLE . STEAK"Branded" RIB W-D Round Bane Libby Ho lves No.2J1:z SHOULDER ROAST Lb. 59¢ PLATE STEW Lb. 29¢ APRICO-rS, Can 53¢. W-D "Branded" Short Controlled Quality �::: Lb. Libby POTATOES 29, RIB S 0 F BEE F Lb. 39¢ GROUND BEEF 3 Pkq. $P9 Grade "A" D. & D. Quick Frozen 4 - 6 Lb. Roger Wood All Meat BART PEARS LB B A KIN G HEN S Lb'. 3 9¢ W�UU:RS _ 53c SHANK Thick Grade "AU Dr & Dr. Quick Frozen Eat-Rite . HALF 39¢ CAP 0 NET T E S Lb. 49'" SLI BOLOGNA l;k��' l.B. LARGE 2 TIDE $:EG�":;: 49¢ SCI J:CTED FROM FRESH, YOUNG PORKERS - BOSTON BUn THIFTY MAID YELLOW CLING . whole LB 41c PORK ROAST • 39; Butt half or �:'�:. A SPECIAL TREAl Armour FOR 12-az. PEA C H E S 2N���;,49¢'. SHOP WINN-DIXIE'S TASTY TREET Can Whole Kernel TH ICK STEAK DEPARTMENT Armour Star SLICED BACON 12-oz. PINKY PIG CHOPPED HAM Can FANCY I Armour Star Corn CORN ��:. GRADE "A" 15Y2-az .. BEEF HASH Can 391/. w!:�m:![!!.D APPLE. CHERRY OR 'l-Lb. Pkg. 49, Armour Star Slcied . 2Y2-az. NIBLETS 2 35, Palmetto Farm 32-oz.' YAN C/,tvIlJ ,-LAYOR -UL 8-oz. DR lED BEE F Can 41'" Can CUp' 491/. HAM SALAD Armour Star Mix 'Em Up! 12-oz. Treat 4. $100 ':apelond Chunk CORNED BEEF Can 53'" �rape Lb. Hilldale Sliced BRAUNSCHWEIGER 49¢ & � Mueller Regular Tails or No.2 Large Pig Feet, Pig SPAGH ETTI 2 �k�:·. 27'" Lbs. 251/. . Cans N E C K BON E S 2 Mueller Elbow PORK BEANS 4 49, . ASTOR _ :IO,-,.J :-:J-�UIT PINEAPPLE 4 $100 Frozen Fried Perch Fillets, Fish Sticks or MAC A RON I 2 8p��. 27'" K S Lb. 391/. Blue Bay Light Meat F ISH S TEA Flaga Great 2 All Brands NORTH BEAN S l�k�' 13¢ Cans 39¢ CA N B I SC U ITS 4 Sunshine 10-oz. � Assorted Flavors . Kroft's TUNA��:,'49, 5-oz. Chunk Pkg. 25'" 4�:· & Salisbury Steak G R A HAM S COCKTAIL Chicken, Turkey MORTON FROZEN Beef, JAR C HE ESE 19¢ FRESH BAKED, SO DELICIOUS Fe< & GRITS ''i,� 20' DIXIE DARLING MEAl DINNERS 2 $100 �:ED�L ��g8 Frozen - BUTTER PEA S 15¢ CINNAMON 31, Kendall PEAK FROZEN STRAWBERRIES PURE' S P LIT l�k�' BUNS WEST

- CREAMERY SEABROOK VEGETABLE PIE ASTOR DIXIE DARLING E 9 CON 9'9¢ Keebler L E M 0 N A D BROCCOLI - DIXIANA LAND O'SUNSHINE TOWN 8-oz. CHOPPED . Taste' 0' Sea Frozen Perch FRESH - HOUSE 1-Lb. 00 BLACKEYE PEAS ASTOR . K I E S Pkg. 36'" . COO GREEN PEAS ¢ PECAN ROLLS ��98 35, L 'E T S 3 Pkgs. $1 FROZEN " F I L l-Lb. Qtrs. e L F Ch ed 5 9 Nt'a m a, 9 DIXIE DARLING GOOD FOR OUT- Pkg. PKGS. Cracker Barrel DOOR COOKING Of 4 69¢ Kroft SeeTrEozAen KaSpp M' 'Em j Golden Nuggets French Fried 1-Lb $ 00 'Up! P H E ESE l�;i�� 55¢ . ��g4 S H A R 'C It APPLE TURNOVERS 45, 4 1 5 $100 IjlQ-I LUI POT A TOE S Pkgs.· Philadelphia oets Dirt Fast' Mild, Pure and Garden Per. MORTON FROZEN Chocolate, Lemon, Banana House Large REA M C H E ESE t: 2Q¢ LA V A SOAP 2 ���; 25¢ IVORY SOAP 4 Bars 27¢ C . E. Superbrond Bird La Meatless F�:�Y ... for Red Choy CREAM PIES 59, Lb B�:'�!-! Living! 14-oz. ANY OF THESE MORTON CREAM PIES 2 55¢ IO$lde ... OUlside... CH P SUE Y BUY ONE COTT" ,CH EESE Cup 2 N��:: 15¢ 0 nome and to Colonel' the house! POTTED Meat Send the front of the package wrapper, together with your address, 011 around Nielson Coupon Clearing House, Clinton, lowe. We'll rand .' 1. " 'Frozen cIa .. �'-"""'" Bi rd La Beef Morton, Morton Foods, Superb i... Red Choy I-Lb. for another Morton Creom Ple-ony flovor--FREE. Offer good Speo!oILowPric" 'r .send you a coupon good Lb., ..98 303 Void sexed, prohibited or otherwise restricted. Limit: one refund In U. S. only. w�ercver 2 Box 69¢ " Qtrs. 1959. LOA F C H E ESE Can 30, , V'IENNA S'AGE N���2 10¢ CHOP SU EY 53� per family. Offer expires September For Hard Water Liquid Pure Liquid Liquid Fresh Dutch Cleanser Cleanser Cleaner Dishes Shine With Deodorant Deodorant Mila, Pine Mild, Pure JOY KIRK'S SOAP IVORY COMET BAB-O & CASCADE I/. ZEST SOAP IVORY JOY CLEANSER Spic Span DOG FOOD 2 ���sl 3 1 !VORY ZEST SOAP King Reg. 14-oz. Reg.' Reg. Gt. Reg. Bath Lge. Can Can Med. ¢ Reg. � Size $105 Bar 10¢ 12az39¢22-oz69¢ Bars 2 Bars 33¢ 12-oz39¢22-az69¢Can Can Cans . Cans 33¢ Cans Cons2-Gt49¢ 29¢ Pkg. 45¢ Bars 2 39¢ '------' 2 29¢ 2 2-Reg33¢ Pkg. Pkg. 89¢ 2 Bars 21 2 3P ----- _------_ ...... __ ......

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...... - - .,;"'----,,,.-- Annette Mitchell was elected The Bulloch Herald treasurer. She has held several L. E• BU·oswe IS cfflces In her community 4·H • Build Your 1959 club as well as County Council. time Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 30, objections, If any, to the thing of value: and sold corpora. Annette won tlrst place at Dis- Profax gas granting of said application will lion shall have tho power to The Bulloch Herald utct Achievement In oe heard. Public. • purchase Its own stock with such will HOME in Speoking and go to District Ads lor Bulloch This 131h day ot July, 1050. funds, credits or other 01 County things Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 30, 1959 this year In Senior Frozen Foods. distributor R. P. MIKELL value, as the corporation may Mory Alice Belcher was elect- Ordinary, Bulloch ounty consider avollople for that pur- 1------_ ot L. f. Boswell, 1------...-- She Is in Appointment 7·16·lIc #94 J&L' pose, without restricted cd reporter. very active . being tics sot lorth In owner of Boscwcll Gas Com­ sold petition sold estate are to AVAILABLE rope about a foro 10 cite 1111 concern- to do so from the 01 ils required Club work and has served as GR,OVE foot above the CITATION persons surplus with those conferred Itomoke PETITION t·OR logelhor Immediate to me pony, U. S. Highway 301 South, Place ed, kindred and credilors, to CHARTEIl nssets. payment President of her community 4-H warning signs at GEORGIA, CO. upon similar corporntlons by the ns administrator. Statesboro as a new .. show if Georgia wolte,rda such AS BULL,OCB cause, any Ihey can, GEORG!A, 7. Thol hrve ut- lows . as well as President of the igei pomts deep Geo. M .. OlllIty. pelillonern of Georgia under Ihe Cor Club dr�p. WHEREAS, Iohnst�n sold should TO 1 HE SUIB,uUochERIOR COURl OF 'fhl 6 h d r J I 19"9 distributor' of pyror�x COS, was Or why Adminlstmtor tachcd hereto a certiftcutu Irom Act Council. She will serve areas. Place Itfe and Robert D. Ussery, Adminis- SAID COUNTY poratton 01'1038. AccommoclaUons County announced In New York off� stun�py not be discharged from his ad- THE the of Suue of Fronc�s "" A�le� A��inI8t':aior todny devices such as trators of Simmons A;:;D I·I - ityclub COU?ty, codncll; first like to po inl out acco�panted Reg�rdmg on to an execution In The for the FORD McLEOD . Its . satisfy stockholders. for�gomg Scolly Anderson, L:lrry Thomp­ older Use boats also known as Mrs. hes attended District Achlcve- • Ga. Power Lines some people. only gle RIggs, of Poetltlon.STATESBORO son Charles Ro }nl Dean Hcm\>­ thmgs to conSIder loreclosure a alnst Donny Toy. Incorporauon to be soon. a native of is one bef?re Ihat will float if H. A. formerly or. That the nature of the and open )Il. WOOUI!OW W. I'OWELL, Register, adding In Stock Judging. and the of capsized. wood, Riggs Regist�r, lor Jrg issued from the 4: SHEET METAL SHOP, INC." . during process bUIld· Lingo m�nt Garland NeS';'ith, .Iohn T. or Bulloch noUce to be to ley: metal and with seal. County, GeorgIa, by - volume a to his collection of books whIch now has grown fer the Senior • Water Mains a fiberglass Court of Bulloch bu.slness .tronsacted having been presented 10 the doy ing pond. locate your so Superior' saId 111 ... Prior reserva­ file, Ad�isors Hodges, Storling, Ronnie pond is that Mrs. Mollie IS Surveying Engineering Mickey ed air chambers or st < hereby given Court and the mo!'e than be at the yroroam County levied on 0' the pro- co�poratlon to.engage more than 3,000 volumes, including 1,000 paperbacks, it will not involve in R. one of the the of draw- snm� havl�� bee,n wII,1 s�lected Williams, Vernon Howard, clir- you liability Kennedy. heirs, blanking, the Said IS �ouncilouncil seats. ert or' said dcfend:nt notice buslll.ess Court that pet.ltlon at State hrst mectlllg. • toother th.c me to tions are desirable Powell, English professor Appalachian Boone, Mlk� Pee�, Quiteness damage people's persons ,has filled application with lng, punching, nnd it to Colleg:, Mille,r, R;lndy unge�t er Important sa r �f nnd sale been form,mg, considered, appearing ton, or t St ety pomts declare no Administration neees-. I�VY havi�g and sheet metal 0 n IDr.North Carolina, values his IibrdrY at more than S8,OOO. HIS collec· 4.H COUNCIL SmIth, Fordham, John C. I -yo ay away f tooling sheafln�i within the purview • SENIOIl Cltsby G Trees �roper ,rom you should consider: Non· to 'hi m. and legitimately .... roads and Imes. sary. given, kinds types; to build, install, and of and are 0 rare first cdilion of Milton's "Paradise was III SmIth, RO Cfl Carl pubhc intention the low of the lion includes Regained," Nancy McCall elected pro�erty swimmers should wear Or Said will ThIS 7th 01 1959. sell deal trans· requested Se�1 01' call all always application be heard day July, buy, In, store, Stole of there. book when of the Junior 4·1-1 trash, ware, bottles have HAROLD Georgia applicable in in 1671. His oresident . l>rinted ., England collecting hobby began Remo.ve with them suitable life at my office Monday, August HOWELL, Sheriff, port, and otherwise handle sheet . . nnd that all MOC\. 1 en· and from to, requirements of - e .,.tlI IC lunk the but are not manda­ I Duke I nc I ud ed'In h'IS Count ollncil She h's been DNa!! Mh".rlkescy ADIaugllnal nt'ry,GDlenn mochmery 3rd and if no Bulloch County I and other kinds of metal· PROPERTY LINE SUBDIVISION hc was n graduale student al Ulllverslty, y," preservers. All children and , 1959, objection Georgia. '!leta law have been v(.r Vlard 1)011 Charles ponded area. Remove all Irees, 7·30·4tc No. 02 N&N fully compliCII active ilk serv- Hughes .dult should b encou e Is mode an order will be hc matenals useful In construe· items arc bool{s printed in 1624, 1640 and 1639. Dr. Powell to passed with; and it further �cry club, Jerome PROCTOR and from the appearing - Deal Anderson' S. �QSeab" stu.mps no Administration tlon TOPOGRAPHIC un 0 Icer 111 ler com-, J. Is and and the FAR.M LOAN SURVEYS as irnf. WOlf, Buddy bru.sh learn\0 swim saying building; that the nome of the tory. he is now 0 f space "ror h'IS b00 k S. 109 .a�d give :;"Jlflcol proposed says c- area. Eltmlnate sudden '. ncolion 0 Tim 'N _. SWImming FOR YEAR'S SUPPORT and installation 1111 _ cluh and this Stalcup, 1 necessary. ,rab. - 4-9815 Rt. not '�unlli� � l11unily year Nancy Gr�ovcr, POPlar We the besl . corporation Is the nnme ot , .�arty and holes in the resparatl�n. hav� of metal and metal ...... write to District. Achievement Gordon Andclsoll, Gra- dropoffs deep This 7th 1959 types pro· other will . for thIS here In July Bulloch County: any existing corporo. '( go Smith,. opportunity nght GEORGIA, ducts. To In the business I' 0f d . I t R P Mikell engage Irare ham Bird. '! .. I!!II� pon ' Bulloch tlon In the office • Home Ordinary Court of ot in Juniol' Improvement. I'J Center. I believe Max Lockwood Ordinary of registered • etier to na 0 7.30.4tc purchasing, seiling, dlstrlbut· was elected ------�onstruc :;,ncepe yo�rarger �s nnd #So'RPM Mrs. J M Hogan having Ihe Secretary of State. telep'hone area. his stoff to be the best In of com· ;:.J 11.4·1-1 Club CouncIl LOllise. Mitch:1i or 3 feet made fo� twelve lng, .installing, �epalrlng IR 1Ioc)� nirls' vice-presIdent. She has deep get the State for appllcailon It Is hereby ordered, adjud cd County teaching swimming months es. or wire: 2f,rom one spot and thankma e ahdlrt 0 e CITATION support out 01 the ".'er!cal and decreed that said h";ST ENGINE besides these 7 big ones! BEST STYLE • National Au.tomobile Dealers A8BO" motol' ne Every rnagazi has gi Yen i:iation TRANS OIL CO. It's cal' of the Chevrolet's stal.dal'd and Corvette Price! !/wllm arB the Manlt/ac· the only lending tNational A88ociation lor Stock Caf' 3 that's unmistakably V8's lIcstinted praise. As SPORTS and THESE LOCATIONS FOR turer's Sllgse.stcd Retail Prices low.priced Advanoement Researoh modern in evel'Y line. "In its pl'ice CARS ILLUSTRATED puts it: A YOUR CONVENIENCE lor the models indicated, equipped :J:Au.tomobilo Manu.faoturers BSO" class," says POPULAR SCIENCE "1 ndeed this devic� is surely the oiation OJ ilIustraled, exclu.sive 0/ trans­ 80 East, PO 4-55n Highway portation f:/larseJ. U.s. 301 South, PO 2517 Make sure you get the most for your money-visit your Ipcal authorized Chevrolet dealer!

.. ��C?!� ------===------_._------.----.------_ LANIER JEWELE'RS VIDALIA, GEORGIA CO. , --- MOTOR --- PHONE 3094 EVERETI' 28 E. MAIN 45 N. Main St Statesboro, Ga. ST Statesboro, Ga. Marbut's Time Plan for RemodelinC)- i C�S��!�YD Payment HOMO(·ENtZED MILKC_o.l Franklin Chevrolet Inc. 8. ICE CREAM' TRY Y(JUR Company, tOc�u GROCER 'OR FOR 60 EAST MAIN ST. GA, HOME DEliVERY STATESBORO, WATCH FOR AD IN BIG CIRCULAR PHONE 42212 , I Brooklet News The Bulloch Herald • PriOj,."...... I� 1959 NAQOIW AWAID'" Stalesboro, Georgia, Thursday, July 30, 1'1...... Alderman 19:50 Mr. and Mrs, Franklin Lee "11', and Mrs, J, lJ, 10 37 Primitive Ladies Aid ' THE and a week at Fort Lnnderalc, ___ 1'1 BULLOCH + � Baptist children Karen, Sharen spent ...... HERALD and tr""-' UIMIJ"_" Belinda, spent lost week at Fla. the guests 0'1' MI', and Mrs, CoaItm .,__, ... holds Jekyll Island, J, A. Wynn. DEDICATED TO THE OF �� Is now PROGRESS STATESBORO AND BULLOCH COUNTY Society meeting Friday night Miss Joan Nasworthy Mrs John Mock or Pembroke at her home here. following on Mitchell or A. Robertson and Mrs. Burton By Mrs. John the Bulloch operation at County Statesboro were lost Wed- guests :VOLUME XVlli-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937-P,O. BOX 210 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6,1959 'NUMBER 38 O. Prosser. members of the Ladies Aid Mrs. Hester Waters, Hospital. nesday of Mrs. M. The mother, Mrs. Gene Sutherland I I Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kicklighter of and little son, Ronnie, of Savannah spent last Sunday �h���� �e�h�rl��i;!�:;�t B:t��! StM;::�������gJ ����;�� �: I wee son, Tenn. were guests ast JOC\ with and Mrs. John Wood­ home of Mrs, Wilbur McElveen. Athens were week-end guests of "'1r. of her Mr. ond Mrs. hostess the inspiration- Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Chappell. p?renls, cock. The gove Akins. the was Floyd Mr and Mrs NeSmith al and lesson study Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jackson k e Perry Mrs, Oron Bacon of Pembro 754 of last tobacco sold' directed by Mrs. Felix Parrish. and children of and Linton NeSmith spent four, Chattanooga visited her mother, Mrs. M. O. 7")697") c- the During the social hour MMrs, Tenn., are visiting her mother. week-end In Savannah.' pounds Prosser, last week. Elvcen served dainty refresh- Mrs. Grooms, and other guests of Mr. and M rs, H ub ert George Miss Vivian Rocker of Doven- 'It • mcnls. relatives here. Barnard. port Flo is visiting her aunt, Denmark enter- Sr. and Mrs. Warnell Mr. and Mrs. James Lanier Mrs.' J. L: Minick, and other re- Mrs. G. C. Col�man, tained the members of the and Lanier were guests Mrs. Fred T. Lanier of States- for III DIne Jimmy latives. here 72 Club at her home last of Mr. and Mrs. Joe boro visited Mr and Mrs, J. N. Canasta Sunday Mrs. Wendell Baker and son, .. $4��80�484. Lovely re- at Claxton. to Sr. days Wednesday night. Edwards Charles, returned Sunday Rushing, Friday. served the four Mr. and Mrs. E. H. the end of the ninth sales on States­ freshments were, by Mrs. Henry Howell of States- Elkland, Pa. after spending Ush�r At day the Mrs. have returned a s hostess. boro visited her sister, Miss weeks with her mother, fro",! mo�th boro tobacco market a total of 7,697,754 pounds of Savannah With I Mayor J. w. Godfrey and Mrs. Nino McElveen last week-end C. S. Cromley. visit In rel�tlves. Mrs. John of team tobacco had been sold for $4,480,484.72. This nine-day Godfrey of Ludowici were guests Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Akins Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blond Mr. and Dunning Legion E. visited her parents, Mr. total is more than the total sales of each season from Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. W. spent Sunday at Ellaville and and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Rushing, Augusta and Mrs. Waldo Moore,. last Bill Bowen writes Chappell. attended the wedding of Mr. Sr. visited relatives in Beaufort. Mayor open 1928 through 1942.' The 104.3 total sales \1 cnt to $7,- week-end. wins Babe Ruth Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Denmark Akins's nephew. S. C. Monday. 552,768 pounds for $2,851,168.82. and Carol Ray Denmark are John F. was a Spence patient letter to Statesboro Day-by-duy sales from Wed­ relatives In Baltimore. for several last week at visiting days News Jaycees nesday, .luly 29, through Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. F. IV. Hnghes Memorial in Savannah, Leefield Hospital Championship day, August 4, ore as follows: and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cromley Mrs. John Steel, Miss Jean July 27, 1959 were supper guests of Mrs. Steel, and Johnny Steel of Cleve- 1Q ,t The Statesboro junior league Mr. E. W. Barnes, President Wednesday, July 20-85'1,012 in Statesboro ':D<"' of Leefield Acqullla Warnock land, N. C. were guests Monday I' our H Club members pounds for $496.492.67. Statesboro Junior Chamber of Commerce night. cf Mrs. W, D. Lee. ° ,t ta::t��\W=;:'-p���I���� � ��: Thursday, July 30-853,458 Miss Sara Ellen Lanier, of Mrs. Wendell Baker, Mrs. 'I-HClub C American Legion, defeated the Statesboro, d 2 Georgia pounds ror $497,763.95. ITuesdaySavannah visited her parents, Raymond Pass and Miss Doris eommumtyatten amp Sylvania Legion team 3 to on to win the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lallier, last Parrish spent last Friday in Friday, July 31, Deal' "Buddy:" Friday, July 31-880,660, By Mrs. E. F. Tucker Babe Ruth week-end. Savannah. League charnpionshlp. pounds for $508,826.82. Mrs. Fred The Mr. and Mrs. John C. Proctor, Alice and Sue son, of Jacksonville, Fla. won and Council wish to this B�u�lford �nd Mr.s, Misses Mary David, The Statesboro team the Mayor City op- 3 _ of W. E. Gear VISited friends In Mr. �a�e Monday August 870,688 Jr. nnd three children and visited her and Mrs. Babe Ruth baseball tour- to our VidaJi.a Belcher, Larry Thompson parents: League portunity express publicly appreciation to the for un of his Atlanta last week. the week- pounds for $515,456,10 were week-end guests Tim Stalcup, oJ) attended the B. J. Prosser, during nament held at Georla Teachers and Mrs. W. E. JUnior Chamber of Commerce for the fine of $59.20 per hnndred Mr. and Mrs. .I. C, Rev. Chappell 4-H Cluo held at end. program average parents annual meeting College lust Friday In a double- ' and David Chappell will leave 4-H Club The Sunbeams met ot the WhlJCh have undei-t ak en m 01-der t0 h I II'eviate pounds. I' I'ector. the Chatham County elimination playoff Including you epa next for Indian of 19. on Monday Springs - Mr. �nd Mrs. F, W. Hughes Mondar Camp, the week-end July c�urch aft�rnoon, teams the in our 4 Laurce as from Swainsboro, Waynes- dog problem City, Tuesday, August 879,074 West Port. where they a hotel Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker With Mrs. Perkins. left Tuesday for �YilJ ope�ate boro, Sylvania and Statesboro. pound. for $519,713.10 for an on and of Wenl- leader. It is due to on of the C to two weeks with the Indian Springs son, Po�t apathy the part general publi hundred Conn. spend �amp Ke.n��, <' , average of $59,12 per Will be arc relatives here Mr. Mrs. Fate Baird and and Mrs. Cecil J. Olmstead. Meeting grounds. They vrsrnng Three consecutive victorles dur- that the rabies situation has be com e so Prof. w�rth, and. . alarming. pounds. two weeks. this of Batesburg, S. C., David Chappell is spending away week.. .' s?�, Sammie: Mr. and MIS. K, L. Fisher, of VISited relatives here, the week- Only as individual dog owners become aware of the Total sales In the Georglo­ this week with relatives in Mrs. Fred Kennedy of States- �t�t:;;:'';':�:�� p!ay t�� Fla 13 and pe��:t Mrs. Tampa. .• spent July end of 19, and attended of the situation and undertake to M d' G boro visited her sister, July cord this season of 12 victories. gravity comply with . with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. held at the In the Recreation . ,cFllorldafbrhlghtose 0 t e marlekafet onbeltMatdtheon ay, Ronald Dominy Felix Parrish. last Friday. 14. their class HERE ARE 1HE ROTARY CLUB AND LEGION'S Little Leaguers playing health and local ��so�l;d �rs. home reun�on, public law enforcement regulation Will were Baird. were American Home in are front Line score or the champion­ August 3" 98,350.356 visited his Rev. and Mrs. Kent L. Gillen- �nro�te Legion Center's 1959 program. The top photo shows the statesboro Rotary Club's team. They row, of Athens parents !��y for a after relatives In South Daid ship game showed Statesboro any appreciable progress be made in eradicating the pounds for $57,998,724 Mrs. T. A. last water and the Misses Mary Kent .vlsillng Statesboro. left to right: Ronny Street, Donald Long, W. C. Donaldson, Josh Collins, Allen, Johnny Mr. and Domin:", 3 season's of ZACK D. CRAVEY Carolina and Miss is Center row: Keith with runs, 6 hits, and 3 errors; YOUI' will to our average $56.97. week-end. and Ruth Gillenwater spent last Te.nnessee. Evelyn Hagan visiting Zetterower, Donnie Alderman, John Wall and Jerry Collins. Johnny Tucker, problem. survey help impress upon Mrs. Lamar Hickman and sons, relatives in Miami, Fla. Donald Aaron Lanier, Sylvania with 2 runs, 2 hits, and The warehouses on the States- Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Lee week with relatives in Atlanta. Yarber, Ronald Barnes, Kelly Taylor, Barnes, Stacey Webb, Johnson, Tommy citizens the need for the of 1 urgent cooperation every Wednes­ Savan- of spent Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lee and Johnson Back row: Charlie Gene Ozburn, error. boro market were full and childr n of Brunswick visit- Mrs. Terrell Mitchell of Johnny and Dennis Deal. Mickey Daughtry, Lockwood, WI t I. an owner. We feel sure that under the able leader- aunt N. endSav.�nl n�l1, paren s,th� :veekct children, Karen, Sharen and Phil and Richard The bottom shows the American dog day morning of this week, to cd his parents, Mr. and Mrs. nah visited her Mrs. J. Hodges, Larry Kennedy, Ross Kelly Bailey. from Zack ph�to _ l------, To �r several last Mc­ Spectac�lnr pitching of Dent Newton as chairman of this an 1 Cravey week-end. Shearowe last .. b1 Belinda, spent days Post 90 team, are Front row, left to right: Jimmy White, David Del.oach, Larry ship I committee I � ee Wednesday. LSI. of last Legion They who allowed 3 runs a k 0 f tI Billy DaVIS, ... Lee visited M� � d?nn�r. week at Jekyll Island. Don AI Graham Collins, Center row: . .I. G. Yarbo- Mrs. W. D. Corkle, Johnny Collins, Lee, Godfrey, Shaw, Jerry Henry Will be done, M;·. a�d MI's h�r Mac��onia on 4 hits in two games, and outstanding Job MI·s. R. R. In l�om��'lI�l�y spe�� Jim Shufford Williams, Donald White, Mark Sack, Tommy Mrs. Miss Walker. with Mr. McCormack, Tillman, Wall, Ricky allowed at Lions rough, Brandis, Se�el1 m?ther: several days last week, Jimmy YOUI' Administration • row: Joe Calvin Charles Wllllam�on, .who City appreciates the fine I W Bowen of last Renfrow, Dub'Dufsose, Back Bob Smith, Stevens, Hugh Rockett. Cassedy ' Dro. speak Yatesville. .. and Elmo Boyt, all Hinesville, Perkins and I run on 4 hits m the other . we?k. and Mrs. laurace SWAP the Primi- Mrs. James Lanier lest BUY, SELL, Webb, Joe Hal Frank Mikell, Kenny Waters and Don Carmichael. irit eviidencedb' tiIon 111 rendel'- attended services at spent family. Brannen, Burke, game, was the determining CIYIC spm y your orgamza week in Atlanta with her ------,------tive Baptist Churcf last Sunday. dauah- Miss Janis Wilson, of Brook- WITH A factor in Statesboro's, bid for ing this valuable public service. Again we say, "Thank Club Mrs. Shelton Mikell and chil- ter, Miss Carlyle Lanier, who is lel, spent the week-end with the The' to at Tuesday CLASSIFIED AD championship. pitchers nurse at you." preach of Miami a student Miss dren Shell and Shera, Georgia Evelyn Hagan. allowed the opposition only 4 Clem Raith of the Statesboro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kane, are ;pending two weeks with her Baptist Hospital. runs while the Statesboro team Very truly yours, observe tenth Rockwell Corporation and presi­ Bloodmobile 16 W. A. to collected runs during the Bowen, Mayor Church dent of the Statesboro Lions tournament. CITY OF STATESBORO Baptist . tClub announced thatfZack On Sunday, 9, the today _. team for August " .The balting average .... ��a;:::'IiIUl:=m-_--IllC�====a.Illic:::a-D First Bapt!st Church of States- D. Cravey, COI;nptrolier Gen",:"l u US bor will'hs"e "os of the e. t -'-= _ State of will be anl'tlVersary h �_ A g 12 �:�':"���031��r:;;iI:I;�e�';,";:��: guest preacher, Georgia, Dr. I. W. Bowen III of Tift the the' tion hit at a .115 pace. Junior guest speaker at Tues- Bloodmobile will make ils Pye lead the Statesboro batters �1�1��g�;e��s ��,�e�f -:;'I!I i�:er�� day, August II, meeting of the lar visit to Bulloch on with a ,667 pace. Pye collected Lions Club. countyregu-I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!!!'!:!!!!!!!!!!!!II� Dollar pastors during the winter and ANNO Wednesday, August 12, accord­ 6 hits in 9 times at bat. Austol Jubilee Days of 1957-58. before the CING Youmans and Davis spring Jimmy Gunter, program chalr- to an announcement made Billy sup­ Chrysanthemum ing The Weather coming or the prescnt pastor, this week plied most of the power with man, will Mr. to I by Jimmy Gunter, Rev. J. Robert Smith. Dr. Bowen present Cravey chairman of the county blood 4 hits in 10 times at bat. the held in Statesboro will preach at both services on club. program. begin Sunday. workshop Ups A native of Telfair county, Supplying the pulpit on Sun­ Mr. Cravey has been In public day, August 16, will be Dr. T. D. service since when for HD members Phillips, president ,of Brewton 1920 he be- came tax collector of Telfair No Tanks to Parker, Junior College at Mount Buy! He became Vernon, Georgia. Dr. Phillips, County. comptroller of too has preached before in the general Georgia In January, 1947 and has served In that Metered Service�you pay only FI�t Baptist Church as well as that other churches In the communl- office until the present date. use! members and friends are for the gas you ty. AI cordially Invited to join In the '* worship services these next two V. Verle Sundays and hear these fine Vaughn H�re'l what "Quality Control" preachers Ibring their mes ages. The pastor and his family to means you: are at present on vacation and opens surveyors SMITH'S FERTILIZER'S will return to Statesboro later • "PYROFAX" GAS is processed this month, from only the purest part 01 office here natural or refinery gas, Produce • •• • "PYROFAX" Gas Is "scr"bbed" to remoye all Impurities.

• "PYROFAX" GAS Is pressure.tested to assure uniformity.

You have to use Smith's • "PYROFAX" GAS is safety-checked only or to meet exceed all regulations.

• "PYROFAX" GAS Is "dried" to

remoye all moisture", no freeze­ fertilizer but once to know BULK GAS RATES ARE LOWERI Volume users save eyen In coldest weather, bulk I ups I money with a large capacity system and INDUSTRIAL use, For HOMES, FARMS, RESTAURANTS, INSTITUTIONS,

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SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM MIXES TO PRODUCE fOR YOU REVIVAL AT TEMPLE REVIVAL TO BEGIN HILL TO BEGIN ON AT CLIro BAPTIST 9 SUNDAY, AUGUST CHURCH ON AUG. 16 Revival services will at begin Revival services wlli begin at Hill Church on THE NEXT FERTILIzER YOU BUY··· BUY Temple Baptist the Clito Baptist Church on Sun­ Sunday Angust 9, and will ...- ;;0.- Clark daq, August 16, and will continue Judy Smith, Joyce . continue through Friday, August 21. Serv­ Patricia Janice through Friday August WI'ite 01' 14 Services will be held each MUr1>hy, Clark, phOll8 fol' cOlllplele illjorlllatioll Sharron icelces will be held each night the Collins. Lyn Forbes, night at 8:15 o'clock with 8:15 o·c1ock. The Rev. Rose Ann at Delbert the Rev. Delbert Bordeau, Kay Miqkovitz, Scott, pastor, Carrie Bordeau will be the preacher. The Johnson and Lucy Holle­ FERTILIZER doing the preaching. song The service will led the SMITH'S song by the Rev. man.� service will be led by Rev. Marvin of Then there were Taylor, pastor COMPANY of Friend· five. They MISS MEMORIAL GAS PARK 1959 is shown BOSWELL Marvin Taylor, pastor OF here with her four attendants. Miss Smith, the A E. Vine St. were: Judy Friendship Baptist Church. ship Baptist Church. A nursery seated in the center, was crowned Miss Memoria) Park of 1959 in at the Recreation Mr. ceremonies nursery fo" children through - GA.· PHONE PO 4·2770 Judy Smith, daughter of 4·3511 510 S. MAIN ST. STATESBORO, tor children through three years Center on Thursday evening, July 23. Her court, left to Miss Sharron Coilins, Miss Janice three wlli be Ga..... POplur right, years of age Statesboro, of will be Miss age provided. continued on page 4 Clark, Queen Judy, Kay Minkovitz. runner-up and Miss Patricia Ann Murphy. provided.