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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]. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1927 BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS TEN spent spent Tuc�day STATESBORO ���:�n;��nmgs Tues-Iln �:s�a��:h.Brannen IN THE HEART OF A da�fl;�; Donaldson and "��--�-��-��=====���������Sl��������AND PERSONAL Carlton Futrelle is visiting rela- Mr. and Mrs. R. F. GRE'.A r SECTION LOCAL Martha Mrs. - tives III Savannah. MIss Donaldson, � boro "WHERt:: NATURE PHONES: 100 AND 263-R. 0me t'0 Stat'os TWu Virgiljhave C Robert Donaldson Mrs. H. F. Hook was a visitor in Durden and SMILES" -I where they from Athena, : Snvaunnh Tuesday. I'eturned �������������������������������_ BULLOCH TIMES Robert week Miss Lanier of Atlanta IS I Frank Grimes attended the graduation of Miss Helen Olhff spent last Mary Mr. and Mrs. spent of (STATESBORO NEW�-STATESBORO EAGLE) visiting relatives here. Monday in from the University Georgia. in Sylvania. Savannah. ----- Mrs. Alice of Fla., has returned ' Frank Robbins visited at Newing- Spires Tampa, Miss Martha Crouse Vtsit BIRTHS Bulloch Time., m.tabJ!8hed ,. !S friends here. Metter. 11117. last week. visit.ing from a visit at 11101 COD8011datpd JanuaE7 17, ton and Mrs. A. J. Trapnell an­ &tate.boro News, Establiihedl';Ol!} GA., THURSDA'Y, JUNE 30, 1927 Mies Nell Roberts of Brunswick is 'Was a visitor in Mr. Mrs. Fordham is spending Mis3 Nan Towler lItatelboro Ealtlo. E.talliisthctl l&l'I-Conrofidated December II, 1920. ST�TESB0RO. "w�lle the birth of a daughter, Joe the of relatives here. VVednesday. nounce in North Carolina. guest Savannah Values June 12th. 1Jetter return- C. B. O'Neal o( Tampa is visiting of Cordele Mon­ Anne, Sunday, The Store I!f Miss Annie Lee Seligman S. M. Dekle spent Dan a visit to friends in his sister, Mrs. E. Bland. here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. Holland ed Friday from day Roger J. M. of Atlanta was Waters of Savannah is of twin on Students at Normal Summer School, Statesboro, Dublin. Mrs. Phagan Master Fay announce the birth boys Group !!l the. Georgia of a visitor here the week. been named Mrs Harold Lee lind children during visiting Talmadge Ramsey. June 18th. 'rhey have Mrs. Paul Simmons of Ocala, Fla., was H. were Baker. Dayto�a, Fla., are the guests o� Mr. and Mrs. B. Ramsey Bobby Fagan 'and Billy Mikell. a visitor here during the week. visitors in Savannah Wednesday. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Durden THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Lester and son of Miss Ruth Goldberg of Waynes- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wallace, announce of Daytona Beach, Fla., WE with Miss Annie Frank spent Monday in Augusta were 'visitors here Sunday. ARE RAPIDLY LEARNING THAT bora spent Monday Savannah, the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Dur­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brinson of Mil- Homer Parker has returned Lee Seligman. Mayor den will be remembered as Miss THE PRES­ this week. ARE CONSISTENT WITH and Miss Lallie len were visitors here from a visit to Hartwell and Atlanta. Mrs. L. E. Mallard Earle Akins this city. Ruth and Reta Lee are vis- in Atlanta Mallard of Folkston are visiting Mrs. Misses Senator Howell Cone is o� ENT DAY TREND AND OFFERING . iting relatives in Savannah this week. this week attending the legislature. VIEW Lowell Mallard. SWIM AT LAKE IN 1I1rJ. Walter Hatcher of Jackson- of Savannah is AND BETTER VALUES Mrs. Bruce Williams and children Mrs. L. T Waters Little Miss Sara Lewis was host- BIGGER the of Mrs. vurc visited relatives here durmg' the of Mrs. T. H. Waters this at a swim­ of Cordele are the guests guest esa to twelve little frie"ds EVERY DEPARTMENT-NEW MER­ week. Johnson. i • at Lake Vie\,\' Walter week, ming party- Wednes; IN Miss Lucile Drew of MIdville is W. and her SEASONABLE" AND Miss Helene Ryan of Savannah Mr. and Mrs. O. Shuptrine day afternoon, complementary to CHANDISE, of Miss 'rhelma in the 10! Miss the attractive guest family visited relatives Claxton Lillian of Brunson �as I week-end guest cousin ' Hogarth NEWEST. PATTERNS, �A1:ERIALS, • DeLo!lch.- a Thelma DeLoach. Sunday. . .' S C After the swim; delightful Holland has have . Robert �nd' Neal' '!1hompscn of i Mrs. M. M. re,tl'rned ';'irgil a.nd sons 'j picnic lunch -was �erved. COLORS AND DESIGNS. WHETHER M��. I?tJrden • 1I1r. �nd from a two-weeks' visit ;vith relatives to their home 10 • • .. �avannah 'spent Sunday' with 'returned FATHER, at Millen. Graymont-j CLASS ENTERTAINED IT FOR MOTHER, Mrs. D. N. Thompson. Summitt. BUSY'1aEE DELEGATION TO of By: STAHS80RO MAYOR ACCOMPANY the Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy Cone has as her guest Bee class of the Metho­ NEW HEAD fACULTY COMPLEHD GRIPPING WAR FILl Miss Maude Cobb is spending Mrs. Howell I The Busy SISTER, SON, OR FOR THE CHILD­ QEQRGlA'S are the of relatives Newton of was entertained in Rowland, N. C., with her Savannah guests this week Miss Hessie clist Sunday school summer FROM HEAD P. here this week. Oliver, Ga. I Wednesday afternoon at Dorman's REN-WE CAN OUTfIT QmEN sister, Mrs. O. Chitty. MAN Of DlVfRSIlY CBS IMPORTANT fOR STAHSBORO HIGH STATES80R�UTY 0 Mrs. Lannie Simmons and A OPENS MONDAY NIGHT has returned Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Jones Pool with Miss Nell Martin, .teacher, JOB Miss Mary Cornwell ,WE OFFER AT ALL Louise Brunson 'I'ues- last sand­ TO FOOT. Miss Myrtic» Bowen, charming' in after 3'1d 1I!iss spent children were visitors In Tybee I as hostess. After the swim, HOMER C. PARKER NAMED AD- ONLY FOUR NEW MEMBERS OF to her home Albany visiting FOR HAL.F A CENTURY GOVER­ will PICTURE CALLED' GREATEST Ten Statesboro girl who represent Theodosia Donaldson. Jay in Savannah. Wednesday. wiches and drinks were served. TIMES THE NEWEST MATERIALS JUTANT GENERAL OF OEOR- FACULTY FOR THE LOWER 'Miss NOR HARDMAN HAS BEEN and South Carolina as "Miss PORTRAYAL OF WORLD WAIl of is Lou­ i: Georgia left Sunday Miss 'Llewellyn Morgan Syl- Mrs. Cleve Mincey of Claxton I httle girls were present. Miss GIA BY GOV. HARDMAN. GRADES OF THE SCHOOL. Miss Alma Rackley FOR Savannah" at 'WildWOOd in AT NORMAL AUDITORIUM is the of her Mrs. and Mrs. Martin AND PATTERNS IN FABRIeS RECOGNIZED LEADER. N. ,J., to attend summer school vania guest aunt, visiting her parents, Judge I ise Dougherty assisted Miss Homer C. Parker, mayor of States- The faculty of th.-city scnoots fo' for Athens the beauty contest the ween during • of Georgia. D. N. Trompson. E. D Holland. in chaperoning. AND GENERAL bora, was on Tuesday ufternoon up- the 1927-28 term.hag been complete 'The World War," the nrs� com" at the University SUMMER WEAR Atlanta, June 27.-The state beginning July 7th, will sall from Miss Averitt is her and Hubert Ga., Mrs. Walter Johnson and daugh- Daisy spending W. O. Shuptrine pointed adjutant general of the state and will be as follow.. prehenslve historical motion picture MRS. HODGES HOSTESS AND AND of Georgia will be directed the next Scvannah oh the Ocean Steamahip returned vacation with her parents, Mr. and a rew days this HOUSEHOLD USE NEEDS, Governor was im- First Grade-Miss ter, Vernon Keown, have Shuptrine spent by Hardman, and Mattje arternoon of the grent conflict to be anctioned On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Wil­ two years by a chief executive whose ompany's shill Saturday friends at Cordele. Mrs. D. P. Averitt. week at Lyons. mediately inducted into office, assum- Miss Sum Blanks. the States from a visit to A PRICE THAT IS VERY AT­ last was at 3 o'clock. In with the by government ton delightfully entertained AT career the half century company United Ii&rry Simmons and (amity, of and Mrs. Aubrey Olliff of Hodges the the same afternoon. Grade _ MisJ LOUIse Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith spent Mr. in ing duties Second other -Bulloch will be shown two nights (Mondq ahout little in honor of marked by outstanding successes three county young are the . of rela­ with and fifty guests last week end in Brunswick as the Tampa, Fla., guest Olaxton spent Sunday Mr. TRACTIVE. For some time it had neen (mown Hughes, Miss Nannie Beas:ey. and Tuesdny, July 4th and 6th), at and her niece, the fields .of medicine, farming, women-Misses Marguerite TU1'11er, tives h,)f(' this wecl; her daughter Dorothy of her sister, Mrs. L. G. Mrs. F. D. Olliff. by intimate friends of Mr. Parker T'hird Grade-Miss MinnIe Wells, Elois Anderson Eunice Waters- the Normal School auditorium under guests Collins of Atlanta, who is banking, manufacturing, legislation and H .. Tallard and and Virginia Brown. Mrs. R. daughter Mrs. Lee Moore Waters sons, that he was an applicant of the of- Miss Mabel Clark. the of the Dexter Allen Mrs. and commerce. who, with her represented the county nuspices Mon­ the summer with ITEMS AT SPECIAL left Juliette, of Thomasville, are guests Edward and Robertson, spent spending SPECIAL fice, even up to the very mo- Fourth Grade-Miss Pearl Ted- Miss Annie Groover Saturday Hard­ though on flout in tho water Post of the American Legion,Y and Governor Lamartine Griffin I • ..the winning B. Hodges. After numerous games where she will take a li- of Mrs. D. Rigdon. day in Savannah. ment of his appointment the gover- del', Mrs, Miniam M. Purse. the This is for Athens, IS a native son of hav­ ca ,1ft.ivai, Miss Bowen will be picture based entirely upe a contest in which Frances PRICES EVERY DAY! man Georgia, of J esse McDougald of Anderson, S. Mrs. Alvis Downs of Claxton vis­ spirited nor been secretive 'as to Fifth Grade-Miss Sadie Duffey, brar-y course at the University born in jiad very center of a fareweli party as the historical facts and scenes. PerbaPil Deal and B. H. Ramsey Jr. were the ing been Jackson county spent last week end with his mo- ited her mother, Mrs. L. E. Jay, sev­ his intentions in the matter. Mon- -Miss Alice Enloe. Fri- GeoIiia. 0., 1856. His father was Wil­ of Morrison's Cafeteria that il> why it has been characterized winners, candy and Dlxie cups were April 14, of ther, Mrs. D. C. McDougald. eral days this week. day afternoon Mr. Parker received a Sixth Grade-Miss Sallie Zet.er- in Savannah. The ..Mrs. �" Taylor Arlington, We Cloae at 12 o'clock liam Benjamin Johnson Hardman, a �uest evening by the critics as "tne most gripl!inc ,C. of N. was to served. Punch was enjoyed through­ Mrs. Miss Willie Jay Charlotte, Mrs. Perry Kennedy called who OD that Ilis presence ower, Miss Snllie Mae Prine. women will of her mother, in history. His Mayor of Statesboro, wa. telegram statin(\' treehre young accompany and true story of the World War ss., au t the afternoon.- noted figure Georgia .is-,'t���l\'1le.t . , a with of Wednesday. C,. is here for ten-days' visit Swainsboro this week on account Every the Governor at the governor's office was desired Seventh Grade-Mrs. W. J. Cars- Bowen to the steamer L. i: J·ay. • mother was Susan Elizabeth Col­ Tuesday Appointed by Saturday ever told on tne screen." her L. E. from mother, Mrs. Jay. illness in her family. of •. at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. The well, MiGS Julia Adams. a ternan when she sails. Alfr�d ;borman has returned MRS. BRADY HOSTESS quitt. From his maternal ancestors, to be Adjutant GeDeral Geor,i �iSS The perfervid fictloneerlng of • York . Mrs, J. W. Peacock of Eastman Cowart is a1ttending the next word received here was the tel- Hi,h School will tJe named from a week's stay in New City, Leroy On Mrs. Rufus a A delegatoin scenarlo writer tradi­ ---- AThursday morning Dr. Hardman inherited long ---- highly imaginative visited her parents, Judge and Mrs. convention of the American Legion that he had been Miss Lila Griffin, English and the Statesboro Chamber of Oom- where he attended the Lindbergh Brady complimented her guest, Mrs. tion of gubernatorial distinction. egram announcing did not create the thrills or the J. F. Brannen, during the week. in Savannah this week. with sworn into the office. civics. merce also to attend the leave-tBk- celebration. L. Hickson of Fort Valley, Foul' 111 and Texas heart-thrnbs' and the "human Inter- M. governors Georgia . in Mrs. [ left for After visiting Swainsboro, Miss Thelma DeLoach returned home HARDI[R fALL OATS General Parker is yet in Atlanta, Miss Alia Walden, Latin. Ing S aturd ay a fternoon. F'rlen ds 0 f Wilmer Tinley Monday a delightful bridge party at her have come from his foriJears. ett" of thIS unu8ual picture. The to she and D. after Perry Kennedy will go Midville, Saturday from Savannah, where h Wimberly, science the young women aro invited to join Washington, C., ;;pending on College boulevard. Summer flow­ Following his early education in World War, cruel and real, created the summer. with and where she will spend visited for several weeks. �fO�I�i� �:e;�"xite�:e�nl�:�s:o��e ;:=: ma��:��t�:s� the part at the stoamer. It is sug- .... two weeks his parents, Mr. ers were in the INC. this film classic I't I'te mo.o. effectively arranged the Jackson county publlc schools" KILLING, and gave REDUCE WINTER mathematics. L. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cason, Chas. Rev. Leland Moore and children, FINE, h.e will then formally file his resigna- Miss Nnomi Parker, gost that those wha go to S Mrs. M. were Tinley.' room where six tables placed. JAKE young Hardman decided to take up e.d a�n- approprIate title. W. Cason of as wiIi to M'ISS Mart h a R F'renclt. In the forenoon take tIleir dlll- . Miss Miss Cason and Mr. and Mrs. L. Heywood and Virginia, Americus, Predominate" Fall.sown oats in most districts tion mayo', and prepare ay, nah EvelYn Shuptrine, Mary The honor guest was presented with "Where Style, Quality and Value the study of medicine. He attended "When thOIS pIC ture has been seen, his- .. thus' Coleman and motored to Augusta Tuesday for the were visitors here Friday. the south succeed better than the go to Atlanta to remain. Miss Mary Lou Carmichael, nel' at Morrison's C feteria and Rimes, James Floyd a guest towel. Mrs. Inman Fay made Medical College in Augusta of World War in its magnltade, have G�orgia will be manfest their of John arc a house day. Joe Sikes and John Hendrix says the United States .The mayor's office filled, tory. appreciatipn th� �he �Il Mooney attending top score and received a box of and after his graduation in 1877 spring crop, In so far as the faIthful camera re- At­ The to bhe Mrs. L. of that concern in at Ferber, Derry and Miriam Mincey returned from a visit to Athens, of Agriculture. according law, by .the city D. Deal, English. . generosity having party Sylvania. Coty's powder. For low score Mrs. GRAPHIC OUTLINES OF HISTORY ---- went to Bellvue Hospital, New York, Department cord� It, has passed In t"a·.... !ew," waa of Claxton are their to their council. Council is not connned','to ...... Miss Hel�n Collins, home� eco- a float which reflected so Arden l1as returned visiting grand­ lanta and Asheville, N. C. .. most serious obstacle produc­ provided Miss Irene Dedrick Davis was given a linen for 'advance training. Further re the comment of AdmIral W. S, Ben­ own c"edit the Eat from where she lattended the parents, Judge and Mrs. E. D. Hol­ Miss Aldina 'Cone of Augustl\ is tion in this section is the occasional its membel'Ohip from whom tp nomics. great upon county. Macon, handkerchief. A salad course was search was also done in medicine at son, U. S. N., the 111m. land. two with her With a view select il but nwy choose Charles E. science and a good, generous dinner-and pay "£t.ef. ,'l��wing meeting of the Grand ,Chapter 01'- spending weeks par­ M. E. A of New loss by winter killing. successor, Wollett, served by Mrs. Brady, Mrs. A ROMAN LEGIONARY AND the University Pennsylvania, Camera m�n In Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Blackburn and and Mrs. Oharlie Cone. and othet\vise to do so. John B. Everett is mayor athletics.. for it. i�_��tl!coJ'stantIY der of the Eastern Star. ents, Mr. Grtmes, Mrs. Troy Purvis and Mrs. York Polyclinic, and Guy Ho.pltal, to developing hardIer and vio- and daughter Alice and Dorothy Mead­ and Mrs. Henry Howell and SLAVE'S COLLAR val'ieUes and bet· Stella Duren, piano Misses Annie Brooks Virginia Mr. Dean Anderson. London. Dr. Hardman IS also a grad­ more satisfactory �,��os:��:�; w;r:.. OWG returned to their home in are Grimes, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. FrIday little daughter Sara spending the of tel' cultural practices the department ���t �:�il�n:e ::iV:� ��u::'�m�i!{:� lin�iSS ��ed:����;;ti��;8 The slave when captured by a legionary uate of University Georgia, ture. Many lost to give three Albany. this week with relatives at Brooklet. been position. He has held the office of Mias Carrie C. Dodds, expression. THRILLING0 HORSE RACING Frank Grimes, left Monday for having received the degree of bache­ has for several years carrying thelr��VIt. \Vas forced to weal' a metal collar rivit- or Mr. and Mrs. Remer Barnes have L. Harold and onnie Dawson of with fall-sown oats council during the months' travel in Europe. Mrs. J. daughter, Friends of Miss J Jor of science from that tnstltution. on experiments ��: ::;;:�. �.T�� as ed around his neck. This collar is in- Mrs. T. Bush and their guests this week Mr. and Eltzabeth, of Paltaka, Fla., are the a l'ecent visitor States­ in the southeastern United States. ��:!r��� ;:a;;e s��!��:;��:�:��: N. daughter, Millen, if\ Returning to his Georgia home at �.r;/��i:::" ON LOCAL TRACK MONDAY nected Wltl! the Naval;o;;.=r;o:'tntclhgence The now A teacher has not been of Ala., Mrs. Hamp Lee and children of Sa­ guests of her sister, Mrs. D. A. Bur­ will be interested to learn that scribed with: "I am a slave of Scholasti- Data concerning these and similar rotiring mayor, prop'lOted yet se; Marjorie Nell, Wetumpka, boro, Commerce, Dr. Hardman negan his I th war and who was a the commercial Plnns are announced for horse Corps during mo- vannah. to the in to state job, is 41 years of age. cured for depart- are this week with her ney. she has been awarded a trip a of Hold medicine and tests have been Depart­ spending cus, gentleman importance. practIce of surgery. published detailed to film the scenes sh wn In Mrs. S. Dekle and to He was born in but ment. Every member or the high at the fail' ground track on Mrs. J. R. Hunnicutt. M. childrert, of Mis" Nell Weeks has returned annual convention of representa­ and his Dr. W. B. ment Bulletin 1481-D, "Experiments Appling county, racing ther, me lest I flee from home." Later he brothel', the death b a nar� a of the picture, escaped at" her in Millen after South." came' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. school faculty and number Monday, July 4th, beginning IIt'2 Mr.. and Mrs. L. Seligman and Cordele, visiting mother, her home spending tives of the Life Insurance Company built a in with Fall-Sown Oats in the Hardman, private hospital row margin many Once when Nora We are to serve with proper W. C. to Statesboro, at the teachers are at

THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1927 NEWS BULLOCH TIMES AND ST.ATESBORO -, Slats' Diary DEFAULTERS are teach­ NOTICE TO \- who to have their children (By Ross Farquhar,) teach ira our home county. This ers, notified 1'HEATRE r SCHOOL NEWS Tax defaulters are hereby AMTlSU' COUNTY and we appreciate is on1y natural, in --'- that I have begun levying tax execu­ PICTURES ,Friday-We was out rideing this interest in our home develop­ MOTION state and taxes for Materials thIs and tions county ford evening unfortunate for the 2nd ht\nded taxes are too high alrcady. ment. But the thing Statesboro, Georgia Our with a the year, and will proceed Building we was a past menting free schools of this about it is that so many of our home $30.00000 ne so-called MELODRAMA ti1l all outst.anding taxes have WESTERN lot mashenes und free, 'rhe have to seek employ­ vigor of lire anything but teachers will .tate collected. Those who wish to 30th and ht centa­ to or state. been THURSDAY and FRIDAY, J\lne July Ant Emmy got of the state have tho burden ment in some other CQpnty _poor save the expense of levy may do so a House in, to Build WEST" mentle and .sed These come time for the clti- nil the in the COUnty have "BORN TO THE prizes has When /J>-- bear. It jobs 9U' office lind making Anything " cas� by calling fit ottomobeels sure , n can be done from zens of Georgia to demund been secured, nothing settlemen� at once. Cellar to Roof. With Jack Holt and Margaret Morris. Adapted Find Six to the Popularity of Coca-Cola the teach­ B. T. MALLARD. ShCl'ill'. from Hubbard. pusses understanding, Keys "I'd th!,� 9U� r venues rorreviS-j for the balance of the borne Zane novel of the same name by Lucien J'1U Grey's Ma which has been come I schools are of the schools of Georgia ors so far as our county Directed by John Waters. This is' a great picture ·"�':colillnoi\ tawking for a new car ; rather than en- A number of requests western that combines the thrills \ taxes concerned. P,aint plains-a Zane Grey " 'frail) special I Doors, for several months up ns at teachers WANTED Roofing, a taxes lor our Sash, with delightful from advalorem como to this county I and fiascination of the great outdoors tirely thats two lads and sed. Well and all demands are being supplied BUY love "Born to the West" is the tale of TO have it all in stock. story. the �sent. teacnera. We about oney thing school law lillY" that quickly by well qualified who at school over a lass. Twenty years, they Georgia fight old reck will Pass VL_,!he will feel unhealed-in direct this bNE-HALF of ALL REVENUES of Every father and mother BEE F meet, with the scars of enmity still money how. ,1 the have done an injust­ our and is the love of one for .enny thi. state shall be used for sup- that they been You can't beat price:s, contrast to the hatred of the men, CATTLE - well tho unfortunate in their lover thwarts Saterday of the common sclI001.. In ice if they are the The fued is carried on, but the port girl. to of for their us all. sweetheart. Once aint ever a going of there was 1\ total efforts to secure" position Market Prieee Paid. at home helps move and wins his again }'ear 1926, Highest sperst every finally I and used who is to Jane and Tige, try smokcing agen.- $23,934,457.51 collected ton or daughter qualified "Buster Brown," his sweetheart Mary taxation. RIDE." This is Buster's tryed it on a seegar today and WAR in this state in the way of teach, in this county. BLAND furnished. come in "BUSTER'S SLEIGH JAMES Estimates home rna re- 'We "ad to gladly offle sick when I got and common schools of thts atnte Just a few years ago in 90 T,he Brooklet Ca. last comedy days. amount. and Phone 23 • • • • • skarej] and tle'foned to the Dr. eeived but 21 '/0 of this vast go to Tennessee ane] Kentucky got was matter und to secure teuch- A SPECIAL DRAMA He list her what the The total was only $5,003,200,00, any and everywhere 1��(�1�6�'u�n�2:t���������� recoiv- or Bulloch I, she sed The poor boy seems to be In 1918, the common schools ers for our rural schools SATURDAY and MONDAY, July 2nd and 4th she thot that 42% of all'the revenues of the county, That day has passed and Nausented. Mebby ed ,"STELLA DALLAS" other was but the Truth of the which $3,�00,000,00. now we are in to nupply CO. the Case ..tate, w,\s only shape E.A.S1ItIlTH GRAIN UNDERWOODS From the novel was at Bennett and Ronald Colman. was that I Sick my the of 1926, should wo have counties and states with well quali­ With Belle matter In yenr Millions were A production. received the "urn tho law plainly fied teachers. Not long ago we by Higgins Prouty. Henry King sturnmick. millions more wo could with Statesboro. Ga. with the book and play-many went to chirch states we are to receive, not able to get teachers quali­ DOWN thrilled Sunday-I todey $3 There's "Stella a with II of school will be enthralled with the photoplay. • and [ wont half to go to bave done entirely awny fications the equal high • mebby RElBUll.T Her life's romance is of be­ and had enough Now our state demands GENUINE SHIPMAN-WARD Dallas" in every community, chirch and Sunday skoal no more levy graduation. \lIto now. ElMty ".'county.wide Unt1crwootll!!, fa.clory reuuut of the It is enter­ nino months In addition Barno PH rent. "Fa- LOST-In the lobby post- world. There is no moral in the story. a in the to have operated this as a minimum and monthly pay-mont., practically one FOUND-Two pieces of music, the cuz [ have got good job 'money h'lI\J Jj'RjlJIL COWS-At my place. of States­ Guaranteed 6 year.. Ten dILl'S' STRAY office or on the streets is realistic with terms were de- n teacher is vorite Waltzes for General Use" tainment of a high order. It romance, store with tomorro morning. where nino months normal tTaining b�!ore dark brown steer, one dark brown Find­ to begin BANNER S�ATES PRINTING CO. "All boro June 1lth, two $10-bills. as life au- bell and Berlin's Alone;" "Stella" as puzzled and lIired. to the state school one jersey heifer with Irving re­ laughter and pathos, leaving I gess it is a pretty hard job acceptable Ribbons for all machines, heifer, Times er will be suitably rewarded and Printine, bull in front of the of­ as tender and movement on or 3 old; one dun picked up W. itself. climax of "Stella Dallas" is and me There is a oncerted thoritiea. Now the state passes Carbon and Office Supplie�. on, 2 years them turn will be highly appreciated. is The mitey perticular but Jake Paper months old. Own- fice. Loser may appreciate Weat Main St. about 18 Jaeckel Hotel.. thrill heretofore projected from now to convert the major of teachers and the Phone 421 27 yearling advertise- O. B. TOLER, at as glorious as any big is to the acaslon I mebby, under way the oligibility them. W. S. enough to pay for this equal gess er please come and get 'i twelve months old will state's revenue into certification issue Ii­ Statesboro, Georgia (23junlc) (2Sjunltc) celluloid. program that is and Jakes .. Any portion of the department of BRANNEN. 'Stilson, Ga 23junlp) Munday-well my job (9juntfe) __ on afternoon or channels at the expense of tho accordance wrth mo::'t_. admit anyone for fifteen cents Monday The boss -other cenues in specipl .II. diddent last so very long. see "Stella Dallas." This is a special for the .-rectiveness of the common schools, qualifications and expertence. No night to went and fired both of us at 1 time it's a do not hear of lIny teachers to stand Fourth of July-bring your friends, grand picture. on the tel­ We special are required • Pa called him up longer • • • • • today. taxes that ,. Idcking on the special the old style "teachers' examina- fone tonite to see why did he fire us FINE MELODRAMA the of tho lasted for two A Well he cot produce major portion tiona" which days. " fellos and the man sed FIVE CENTS Tho hurt 5th and 6th revenues the state derivce. Such is possible till, but SO few TUESDAY and WEDNESDAiY, July Jake whisseling at his wirk. Then direct tax that i. felt most is tile teachers stand them that lt Is useless cum to fire than half what it was by "THE ROAD TO MANDALAY" pa sed Well how you The dollar is worth 'less 1I1'e forced to mako to exist examinations more. levies wo to hold such any Slats was he wlsseiing at his had its The With Lon and Lois Moran. Story and directing 1I1so, in 1886, the year Coca-Cola beginning. What can be of more import­ recall this Chaney was :at all. You will that early year wirk. Alld the boss sed No he the nlc1ce1 The one that the fans are But through tremendous volume. to state than the proper t the teach- by Tod Browning. big picture .anee any I cnlled the attention Lon just whisseling thats 1111, waiting to see has arrived at last. Chaney, stlll this pure drink of natural ffavon and the propel' support ers th seboors were anxiously a keeps development to the fact, that , Tuesday-Pa's uncle witch is the man with a thousand faces, now brings the greatest common schools of om state? the term safe for democracy. of the eJectin!; their teachers -for Scotchman is here on a visit and to­ of his amazing characterizaztions to the screen. You If we do not develop educatlounlty of 1927-28 much earlier than ever allout fokes thrilled him in "The Three" and "The nite they was a tawking as wall were by Unholy and culturally as materially, and that I advised teachers sueicide and sed he before, fascinated now this film mas­ eomitting he Our material Black Bird." You'll be by we lire to fail. devol­ of the county who expected to be Bueicide 1 time A picture of the clash ,between East wood of comitted opmenta arc- ]'npidly surpassmg cur in Bulloch to and terpiece. surging employed get busy Alller-iean the gas Co. made you our customers we'll show how to check back ,grasping of -' and with the sinister figure of "Singapore Joe" only For the benefit you essentilll educational devcloillflent, school or Legion West, seCUl'e the they desired, in the meeter and the road of and adventure to a surpris­ put a nickle gas and we are in the weeklies in which the we should demllnd lind intigue in this section, What expect elue someone else would take the traveling hooked city, the of a beast he wassent a going to get share redemption-he sure to see this, �le presentation contest Satur­ is that our Cause receives the Ilnd would be left ng making this special is appearing-The plllce somebody "PATHE No. that away. of edu­ with the soul of a saint. Extra, NEWS, Cash Prize Coca­ .of our revenues the causo without a Now the matter is of the $30,000 Evening Post, Literary job. and "TRIPPING THE Wensday-Ant Emmy will lern a day of this 50 "-the business man's review, cation fOl' the common peoJlle and if you have Cola Contest. The "six are Collier's Weekly, pl'flctically closed, from the Pathe rew things if she stays here long keys" Digest, Liberty, havo must have if RHYNE," a good comedy Exchange. state shall Ilnd not �Elcured fl place in this county, reasons likes Life-and enter now. enid. She use to think that a beach six why everybody and we are ever to get entirely "way the chances are that YOll ..,m not be P. G. WALKER ilIus- FilDl Serlfice Director, comber was a gardener who was Coca-Cola. are being They now rank correct of the "six from the very bottom. We uble to do so. If I ('an be of help For the naming 'hired to rake the sand on the beach. and in Coca-Cola. ill our unioll. presented "6th of tbe 48 states in a schoal :for you else· and the best answers to two HElcuring Thirsday-They was a man drove between the first week keys" more direct advalorem advertising 'We now pay whel'e, I shall be too glat! to render '635 cash OUTLINES OF HISTORY _ in frunt of where pa wirks and Itrated simple questions, prizes that other state GRAPHIC up ,in and the middle of August. po.sibly, any as am able. , taxe., such help I after May . sed to him. Please look my totaling $30,000 will be awarded in the nation. to live to nee an ,Three of the" have already I did not expect mis­ keys" car will you. and Pa says. Say The Coca-Cola The educational iorceH a\'o to be - ents the fourth Company, over -I)l'oduction of well qualified Pres You'll find by man appeared. ter I' a'm the editor here. The will ,well organized and al'O to demaud teachers in but such is the Coca-Cola above. If Atlanta, Ga. The first prize Bulloch, and sed. Thats all rite you ,in the story more in the of wlurt wo claMM replyed way cuse now. And each year will add entered this be $10,000. Contest closes August look honest enny how. you have not yet revenues" than Wu nrc l'cceiv-' ,ueuy mOl'e to the long list of eligibles. 1927. great contest, visit our ,plant and 25, in&' or elso we shan have to continuo B. R. oLUFF, Supt. to levy the limit in the '<7ny of coun· PURCHASE nnd local district taxed to PUBLIC MAY ty-wide , our schools the "Ilort terms MRS. �NlOfR TO .,... ��� operate RUTH -

_ we have been S�O your operuting. -,-�" #U COMPANY STOCK Coca-Cola ;2#91""'•• POWER Statesboro 110ttling @. representative and aHk thnt I'e give fiGHT WOMfN _;\W_'Z'- Bf OHf OF EARLY ROMAN FARMER our demands conHidc]'utton W:1CH the June farme,·s. The land Atlanta, Ga., 27.-Beginning Th ancient Romans were mostly shepherds and .chance comes iUl' him to vat\! on !.J c the clans and at harvest lEt of 1927, the Georgia Power If Mrs. Ruth Snider goes to was owned and cultivated in common by the July, distribution thc xcv­ jU8t of ,;tute'u their labo1'3 wel'e divided among t.he its employes and electric chair for c mplicity with time the products of equaliy .Company, through ..... enues. their labors on the festival days families. They rested from great its investment department, will in- can do'--plC'a':'in-hC'o-m-e"-W':'E--A-R-E-P-L-E-A-S-E-D-to-a-n-n-o-un-c-e tb-u-·' Henry Judd Gray in the murder of FOR SALE-Eggs from high class LADIES, who \ Let; us WOl'lt 101' mOl'e money and devoted to the gods. vito residents of Georgia to become color' and sewing and wllnt profitable spare we now have the agency for Pb1Ico I",r huuband, she will be the eighth S. C. RedS-Size, shape, in.titution of intelli .. time work. Send stamped addr,essed Diamond Grid Batteries. Let U8 1'eo a chance 'Lo have less taxes to puy That oura .hall be a well.equipped in the company by buying great egg productiOn my hobby. wom;:tn to pay the deat,h penally in partnel's 6 volt our well defined ambition. MRS !:lJilN· envelopo for particulars. GLEN- charge your battery; $1.110; on our lands and homes, tho lent, helpful service i,. cumulative stock of the Satisfaction always. Study women exe- $6 ,preferred HORAOE New York state. The DERSON HART, Statesbore. C:,.., DALE CO" Putnam Station, N. Y. 12 volt $1.'75. BATTEY. 'ftgures given which nro CX� is the first time in HOME' , This t.he above, (!uted in the past were: OLLIFF FUNERAL company! Route C. (27janltp) (9junltp) ,On Square. (2jun2tc:) actly as given by the nt:lte ofllciulH Aaaistant has�ffered Mrs. Margm'et Houghtaling, hang. Ambulance Service Lady i� h��ry �e wmpany i�������������������������������������������� nnd which are correct. We have too its securities direct to the general (I October 17, 1817. Statesboro, Georgia heavy • burden, and to get " reduc­ Mrs, Elizabeth Van VnJlIe:rburgh, public., tion in the way of (HrcCl: 1:u:mtioll, The offered will pay yearly I::mded January 24, 1846. stock. this is our remedy !lnd only rellledy, of and will MrD. Runkle, 1 anged in 1849. dividends $0 pel' share, Bulloch county now has 111010 th!lll sell for shal'e plus accured Mr.1. Ann Haag, hanged July $97 per .. one hundred qualified tcncilCl'u in :t dividend. At this price the divi­ 20, 1852. I SPECIAL.S <,eas of the teachors' Illaceu ill this dends will be a little better than six Mrs. Roxalann Druse, !lunged wish Most of our citizenn cent. on the money invested, ji' brl1u]'y 28, 38 7, I}Or Dividends will be paid quarterly on For· FRIDAY and $ATIJRBAY 0 loctrocuted 1\11'8. Martha Pl , January 1, April 1, July 1, and March 20, 1899. , October 1 of each year, Mr!!, Mary Farmer, �lectrocuted Stock will be for sale only to resi­ Mal'ch 20, 1909. and be ONL¥ }>)..I1'­ CASH dents of Georgia, may Th4-J first woman victim, Mrs. " chased Iroll1 -employes 01' the invest­ Houghtallng, who wa� hanged n a�· ment dellnrtmcnt, Electric lInd Gas ly 1] ° year!! ago for the murder of pe,. Building, Atlanta. Any employe of. her child, was .:t:te""7.rds found to Water Ground Meal peck the no matter where lo­ have been innocent, wllen �mother company, cated, 0" in what may sell womu]) on her death-bed confessed ,.pOSition, per the stock . to the crime, p,erpetrated ror re­ Brand MIl' ca" '? It will be afl'ered for Eale' either Eagle • venge. (01' cash, or on a time payment plan. Mrs, Runkle, Mrs. Van Valker­ 2 calle. The time payment plan provides for bUl'gh and Mrs. Moag, convicted of. Palmolllle for waves reach Where an initial payment of uo per share Soap poisoning their husbands 0,\ wholly the WorldWar and pel' share per month there· cil'cum"tantial all declared 111G of to to the $10 evidence, TheFirst .HotionPictureHistory up whisper after until'the oontract is completed. their in'nocence to the ehd. Mrs. Wesson 011- pintean douds, or where they One hundred sharen h the limit that Druse shot her husband, biter suf­ ,Coming under anyone person rna)' purchase fering abuse a�d neglect at his roar their message to the cash plan, and twenty·nvc shares hand. for several years. The guilf PlnllSal",on can "::"th'e the shores of man they is the limit under the time payment biggest of Mrs. Place, who murdered her of Jlll-s. plan. slep-daughter, and Farmer; can speak of they Under existing tire event who kmed " womon neIghbor wbo a free fr�m state, county and munici- had befriended her, was never in nothing higher tha-q pal taxes in Georgia, and the normal dOllbt ut all. of the year Sel!"Vice of Sincerity. federal income tax, Of all eight women convicted, NORMAL AUDITORIUM lVII'S. now undel" sentence of I GEORGIA· to have Snyder, An seem , o:Yster does!,'t ? ? ,)eath, probably has aroused the much fun il], life, but it gets a mighty least he uympathy. was convicted long summer vacation. of aiding her lover, Gray, in killing 4th and 5th, 8:00 p. m. Watch ,Friday's paper I hm' hllSb::md, while he slept, and no July extenuating circumstances of any STATESBORO I kind were

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mall who fishes for fish and who is lOur i:[ catches nUl'priHcd he any. • _ j' JUNE 30, 1927 BULLOCH TIMES AND STATESBORO NEWS 1 t;:0R BRIDE-ELECT MAMMOTH WATERMELON SABBATH A to Miss Ma­ PRESENTED TO EDITOR PleKI:.D UP ;;�;��' ;;0;; pretty compliment mie Jay, a bride-elect of the week, A 44-pound watermelon was the AND an f '0 WtN I' Excursion to Nacon and ABOU was after­ from Jones to the editor Atlanta Tho press dispatches report �d- 4th the bridge party Tuesday gift R. W. On Wednesday morning nt nine __ (WantAd� Sale , PER ISSU:;: AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY was 1 WORD IN on [ustment of theOBSERv��;--111Sunday closlng ONE CENT A noon at which Miss Irene Araen Saturday. It was produced his o'clock the third daily vocation Bible iU�'9 I July "be Siateoboru Fletcher that no show upstlr in Americus lust Sunday. Fred argues I hostess. Miss Jay was presented farm below Brooklet, and came from school in the church AKE.N FOR LE.SS THAN I A (Philadelphia Daily News.) Presbyterian 2 window would appeal to the average .�O AD T two-day selling of the July Editor and O'J1'tl�r "All of the important gnsonne filling I with a lovely hand-embroidered bed- a field of twenty-five acres. On Mon­ begins. Miss Inez McRne of Mount B. TURNER. CENTS A D. contain her own A flew in design were closed between the womnn if it didn't popular nationally adver­ Ford, "superior room set and a bride's station: �ENTY.FIVE WE� hand-painted day following Mr. Jones gathered Vernon will again be the principal $3.75 Round Trip Macon in ac- reflection. pel'formance to any low-priced �o SUBSCRIPTION RA'!ES: hours of 9 a, m. and 1 p. m., ti&ed brands at rock bOt. book in which each guest registered from the same field a carload aver­ of the school. McRae is con­ .... �and Miss from e 1 car," is promised by the Ford STATESBORO Alice ODe $1.50; Six Months, 760; cordance with agreement negotiated FOR RENT-House on Oak street, tom Picnic basket ,.light and wrote a wish. Miss Mary aging in weight 34 pounds, for which ducting several such schools this Ye�r, is worth at all is prices! $5.75 Round Trip to Atlanta 500. recom­ "What doing OLLIFF. , Motor Company. Months, of close in. C. P. (26j3p) and Miss Dorotl'ly Jay he received at tthe railroad. So nnd one Four following publication as McDougald $350 summer, completes this w unless arc items well as the every worth doing 11, you go­ rooms 'l'his announcement has been re- formulated a special �'OR RENT-Two and gar­ the salad course and no car in this week in one mendations by served pretty far other of melons of the Atlantn churches. Tickets on sale for all tt1arcli a iool of BUYS after foods are trains on 08 second-class matter the ing to make yourself," ace, 119 'Inman street. Call day included eeived with by mlllrons of July 2, good returning IIDwred committee of citizens by pleasure Mrs. L. M. Mikell assisted il1!ss Ar­ has so She to reach on lit States named territory averaged large. expects Statesboro 1905, Ilt the postofuce Jack Murphy. 6 o'clock evenings (30jan1p) our and the de- .any train up to and train Atlanta 9 :40 .1, of Sumter superior court in list of special people again justifies den in entertaining. Guests were afternoon. including leaving under tho Act of Con grand jury • Monday Miss McRae will eero, Ga., FOR SALE-Rev;';sible ivory wicker as "the most chamber of commerce of scription of Henry Ford for six tables. KINARD PRESEN,TS CHOICE p. m., July 4, leaving Macon 2 :15 a. m., 5, ...... Mnrch 3. 1879. and the new. offerings! invited be by a corps of work­ July say travel broadens, but baby carriage, nearly MRS. assisted good it "'I'hey genious in the industrial • • • PEACHES TO THE EDITOR Americus. The action of dealers, A. A.' FLANDERS. (9jun3tc) conspicuous ers in the local church. The chil­ after you've paid the bills you'll find PHILATHEA CLASS PARTY No Checked. NORMAL ends the the most succetsful business M. J. merchant and truck­ Baggage PROUD OF THE i" believed here, definitely : JAY BIRD SPRINGS HOTEL· now wO!'ld, Kinard, dren of the who will tbut it flattens even more," BUYS The A. & P. Store Will The Philathea class of the First community, over enforce­ reasonable and fine man of our time." er r cent controversy the op n. Rates of the east side of the city, pre­ come for real good and conform to Hinton Booth. church held tlieir Ample coach, parlor car and sleeping car wtth an laws in this meals. S. J. ALEXANDER, Mgr. Be Closed All Ford has made and sold 15,000,000 Baptist regular the with • two weeks ago ment of Sunday closing Day sented editor Saturday a few necessary regulations, arc cor­ Opening and social at the accommodations. the number hUil the the (23jun4tp) cars since 1903. Because of Ford monthly meeting some choice of enrollment of 421, community," is way dispatch soon as some on the INDEPENDENCE DAY specimens peaches dially invited to enroll in this school. HAs get - people WANTED Sal.,.man and collector home of Mrs. C. H. Reming­ now and his cars, millions of people have pretty his WI thero ure approxi­ rends. want to do from yard, being the pret.tiest No fees are charged any puplJ. The Ask Ticket for further the d1'iv­ .. mud be . grown bandwagon they for installment busine ; 4th on Wedn­ Agent information. Monday, July ton, North Colloge street, , at the a little sentence in been able to enjoy the automobile. that have been seen this season. Mr. other 450 students Georl!ia There is just direct the music over mud have car. Good daily Bible cchools have been mately ing and too," says 21; prop. afternoon. At this u Because of Ford a e!ffic- esday meeting Normul summer school. President this which brings up osition for huatler._ Apply The Stan­ thoroughly Kinal'd has several trees of different acclaimed successes, but It Is believed paragraph Walter McDougald. officers were for the have mind. It is Co., 43 E..... M.;n St. ient and reliable machine lias been elected year. Wells states thut neurlr 200 quostion in the public • Icy (16juntfc) Best varieties, with a number ]ust now this one will be bigger nnd better. CENTRAr..: OF GEORGIA RAILWAY Mrs. W. Mrs. hours FOUND-Ladies'-bracelet fit Conn: within the reach of almost F. Darby, president; awny for lack of accom­ thut which prescribes the A to Proctor, the lb. placed beginning to ripen. Very few peaches The school runs from 9 o'clock to been turned ccording Judge 17c Mrs. club dance last Owner Meat Brace 1st in try F'rlday. Grade OIl1fl', vice presIdent; "The Ri.ht modation. either at the school or In (between 9 a. m. and 1 p. m.) difference' between death and' taxes everyhody. are grown in this section tilis year, about 11 :30 each morning. Remem­ Way" can have same by identifying and C. B. McAllister, 2nd vice president; shall And because of Ford the entire ber it Statesboro. which the people of Am,ericus is that death is satisfied at taking for this MA.X due to weather conditions which cut starts Wednesday, JUly.6th. ]layin!! advertisement. !\Irs. Allen Mikell, treasurer; Mrs. in we that has a of pros. two other summer schools be law-abiding. If recognize one eruck at you. BA UMRIND. Crescent Store. country enjoyed period the crop in tlje spring. Only only Sugar J. M. Thayer, secretary. Games and sh�rt thun which • In the history Georgia huve lurger enrollment thoro are the hours during (23junltc) lb. perity without parallel Picnics 19c contests fomed the afternoon's PTO- Nomal-the church services are being held, we "Nature is a queer freak," de­ PUI!LIC HAULlNG-Having equip- Cured of mankind. the Georglr, }Jnivesity 'ram. Hot and uottie drinks in­ "Once in awhile ped ourselyes with a modern ma­ dogs of at Athens has pobubly will.understand that the obvious clares Sid Parrish. It is easily demonstrable, although NEVILS SCHOOL NEWS Georgia chine, we are now prepared to do )Vel'e served on the lawn. at to church attend­ it will a eyes like a dove that our and the school Milledgeville tention is permit giv girl or small not generally recognized, .•. •. 1,500 public hauling, large jobs, SWift's our school W8!1 out there to Since In the muke up of ance without interference with busi- and a mouth like a pelican." at rensonabTe rates. Phone us what times are almost entirely due Friday Saturday around 1,000. • good KILL KARE KARD SpecialS Ib KLUB' still remains a of life is want moved. RAlNES HARD­ 30c of the au- big spark you Hatns the enrollment, Bulloch county ness. Premium the amazing development afternoon Leon On Thursday Mrs. our Our is Cash Cash "You don't have to train a WARE CO. (26maylte) neighborhood. library Only Only first with a totsl of 109; It is easy to be a fanatic, and up tomoblle industry. It took its big comes Sanders delightful1y entertained the afternoon from. 4 till child in the it should nowa­ open Friday 51 Emanuel hUH and Screven the Times does nob want io fall into way go about fifteen years ago after county oIj1, impetus members of the Kill Kare Kard Klub o'clock. would think that we state af­ Swift's 5 Ibs. bulk 8&c People 125 milos a but it days. The legisluture looks Today, 40. Dodge count)', the "ole of carping critic; Ford had shown the way. at home on Main street: county lier North still have school if they should 'ven­ ter mys Judge Strange. and forme)' home of Prcsideut (,uy wondor.s what right any committeo that," II Lard bucket f the industry pays wages, directly flowers adorned nway, Jewel 8·lb. Lovely midsummer .. . $1.1& ture along about this time of the 3 fuct 0"- men huve to that a law shall about $1.68 hus 30 enrolled, very say to people room in which three tables were Sugar' • indirectly, the over 25·pounds Wells, he wonders lama day. We have in library 300 W. F. Key BOYS otten 3,500:000 to the popu­ be vlolated certain hours of the day. them almost $6,000,000,- I cemplimentury porsonut and pays placed for the Mrs. Paul what has become of he old-fashioned players. novels, together with plenty of ref­ of the and the es­ 'rho law of Georgia does not operate a This is enough to buy Best larity prealdont .000 year.' Jones assisted the hostess in serving erence books and man who used to come to town to encyclopedias. as an edu­ nor law of Moses of teem in which he i. held that way, does the FLOUR the country's total output bread, a salad course. were sack pretty Playing What is the of a library unless tell a bout seeing a belled buzzard. good Grade CARNATION FLOUR it is founded. �.,s of wool- cator. upon which By every I in its 'output 1111'S. John M. addition, Mrs. new $1.18 24·lb. sack "and, George Sturgis, it is used We want our neigh­ 'The Geal'''gill Normal school is not of reasoning, Sunday extends ION" $1.0& wOl'sted and silk Miss Mamie nuss Willie process Franklin wants to lmow if i ..!UOSCI,lljro. en, goous. Thayer, Jay, bors to come over and get them a institution. It the entire �.aul " Staa,sboro belongs throughout twenty-four \/. The Ford industries give employ- Jay of Charlotte, N. C., Mrs. R. P. book to look at while these anybody can renlember the old-fash­ " Wellbread 24·lb. sack good is al­ , ...... ) 9&c in a broad senue to the utate of Geor­ hOLus of the day. No credit ment ·to wage-earners, 200,- Mrs. E. lIIrs. who £0 modest that 600,000 Stephens, L. Poindexter, summer showers Jast, and stop wor­ lb. ioned gitl was 1 should be killed I Chartner Coffee 30c mOlle to south­ lowed fot' spent :four hOUT!:! on his direct pay- E. gia, and l>JJl'ticulnrly hnving in 'a 000 of them being T. Youngblood, Mr!. Grover C. abut Mr. Boll Weevil and that did hel' nose-powdering private Bee Brand Powder or A. ®'·P. 24·lb. sack rying tIIal her at u church. t. $1.2& in- east but Bulloch rol1s. Ford and the automobile Brannen, Miss Annie Mrs. A. corn Georgia; ; LiquidkillsFlles,Fleas, Smith, grass in your cotton, and pen­ counties arc It is a regrettable truth that most nre for A. Ernest Brannen neighboing properly D. Friednnn �ays that t'he. man Mosquitoes, Roaches, Cliquot Club GINGER ALE dustry directly l'espomible F:Janders, M�s. nut�. Good Green Coffee lb. 28c -more intcrcutcd in tho I).uc­ of tho enthusiasm directeu toward WaterBugs,B�4 rail- and ·Mrs. Fre-d T. Lanier. keenly who l.�ugh" at the idea that we will Ants, 2 b�ttles for L _ 25c our gains in building operations, We are going to have our next Crickets, cess of the school than those coun­ mlfol'cement of Sunday ob£ervanca Bugs, Moths, and eon­ Eorne day be around in in­ road development highway P.·T. A. meeting July 8th at 4:30 runping Lice and many Pure further l'eTnovcd. omchow, has for its to not Poult!] IVORY SOAP, 99 44·100 per cent. came as BRIDGE FOR VISI;rORS Brown Mule Tobacco ties object only permit dividual airplanes should remember other IDsects. •• struction. Tl,e industry o'clock in the afternoon. All mem­ 15c is to shure attend but com­ 4 medium cakes for _ 24c M,·s. J. A. en­ while Statesboro willing to church, to our industrial struct­ Burney deltghtfully people that th hen once laughed at the '\ new blood into bers are requested to be present, for Powder Liquid the with her neighbors, she is them to do £0. The ru,e the tmtained with a pretty bridge and pride pel adopterl incubator. tOC IUld 2ise soc Uld 75C POST l'OASTIES ure and Ford supplied pumping we want to discuss a fair exhibit Prince Albert caDS divest hel'Oclt of soc aDd 1'.00 'l.as, l'ook at th� Tobacco 2 25c unable to entirely in Americus is but anoth r eVidence party Friday morning our school next fall. A water­ GUI1.... .•. 35C from I 3oc. ._Spray I 8-ounce package _ 7c power. the Jaeckel her the feeling that school belongs of that intention. The rule as up- "Now that is about to stalt In another Ford bas eerved H?tel, honoring sisters, melon and social hour will FISH AND politics 'WrtteforfreebookletonkJt1· yet way cutting ALL KINDS OF CURED MEATS. 22 DIFFERENT KINDS OF ME.A!TS. WE HAVE i. " of Statoll­ '" JI- Miss Nun Towler and Mrs. J. L Har­ to her-that it 1)Urt "Iiod means that those who spend it is well to remember thnt LUX SOAP. CHIPS as 'no other man has follow after the pro­ lip again, in&houselllldludoD1Daecta the country immediately THE CLEANEST AND MOST UP.TO.DATE MARKET IN TOWN. advunce step of the in Co. rell of Palatka, Fla. A color bQro. Every the hOllTS between 9 o'clock the it is fnr more importnnt to �UPPOTt ::McCormick. 5-ounce _ 9c done. When he announced his ue­ pretty' gram'. lIaltimore. Mel. package GET HOT LUNCH HERE ANY TI E. -Bchool js a sonrce of pride to UM, 1 in the after- of scheme of yellow and white was used dis­ nloming and o'clock thd new baby in the home than to cision to pay u minimum wage $5 Al1 pab,ons of the Donaldson � of the individual IONA and carried out in the decorations and the welfare qoon-the hours which favorite PEACHE,. made it other trict are asl,ed to meet with us. We dur.ing boo:.t your candllinte," says a day, anti later $6, a r.tuttCl· of No.2 can _ 20c of shasta daisies with 8tudents is likewise \ler­ ices are held- potted plants. introduce presumably being Pete Donaldson. busineHs men predicted disaster and want to meet you and you oonal concern to Statesboro. Presi­ •• Mr�. Gro�er C. Brannen assisted away from their p1aces of business, N. UNEEDA LUNCH BISCUIT , cursed him for ditturbing the labor to one of the best schools in Bulloch dent Wells says that the chief con­ "A mother," eays J. E. lIicCroan, Ml'S. Burney in introducing her vis­ may wlth perfect legitimacy openserv_[up B. CHOCOLATE SNAPS market. cunty. SHUMAN &: pkg. CO. to ·L. cern nt the moment is to provide "is someone who looks in the left­ itoru the fifteen tables of players. fol' business throughout the balance C. ZU,-ZU CRACKERS 5c He' went ahead with his plans anel There will be an able speaker pres­ J. A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Phone 332 15 room for those Heeking admission to hand corner of the upper d'resser Mrs. Jake Barker of Mi"ml, Fla., WEST MAIN STREET of the day. Mildly stated, our ob- elabomted his idea that business ent, and a go�d time for all who the Bchool. Every mall is bringing drawer and finds the thing the bal­ PACIFIC TOILET PAPER assisted Mrs. Burney in serving the jcction is that effort should not he would prosper.if employers univer­ atter,d. for the fall term. It is ance the has been s..lad course. A of _ pretty applicationu coerce family looking Roll 4c • lovely pail' muLle to people to church. Large sally adopted the plan or paying high that the enrollment will for for two hours." of white silk hose was won Miss anticiputed 'rttefc to be in the church !.Ierv- b�T o'ught A. & P. GRAPE JUICE wages, constantly reduc!J'g prices by be in excess of 200 at the O\lening "t Annie Smith as top sC'Jre priae i11 icc a which draws . their magnet men, for di­ unit costs and plae.illg to Paris _ the and that It will reach For those who go Per Pint 19c "educing bridge. Mrs. Grady Bland received term, 30,0 mthcr than a in the hanus. of basis. whip hus short­ ._. product on n mass product.i"n in 8ho'l"t ordel·. Then capacity of the vorce decrees, Lindbergh a rubberized bathing bag for low the law to scourge them into church PETITION FOR DISMISSION Genuine DILL PICKLES have now beLn ac· Announcing and 29 Libby's These ideas for .work is about ened the time to 33 hours score. Mrs. Purvis made 8chool regular attendance. Sabbath ,,,, Troy high observance ill _ indus­ Quart Jar 29c cepted as sound by leading 200. Thuu will be seen the justifi­ minutes. GEORGIA-Bulloch C'lUnty. score in rook and received a box of l'ight m:d necessary to the preservn- trialists everywhere in America. The cntion for nn now before L. F. Martin, administrator of. the RAJAH_ MAYONNAISE du.ting powder. As gu ..t gifts Miss uppcu1 that a 2-cent tion of holy day. When argu- It has gotten so that dl'OP of. M. deceas­ of General Motors and for increased aid botl. the estate A. jVIartin, presidents Towlel' was a of the legislnture 9-ounce Jar _ given Jove!y piece Stock more Preferred lS in caUE-CS 19c Co. $6 ment OI;ffered defense of the of for declared for Power in the price gaso1ine ed, having applied a'ismiss�n Bethlehem Steel have and for enlargement an� for mainten­ lingerie Mr•. Harrel a bottle of Georgia we reduction from said notice is Subbuth laws, however, are rather enthusiasm than a 2-cent administration, these policies withIn the last few .ance. The school hns proven it. given that said application Coty's perfume. Miss Towi�r wore ]'clJentful of that phase of nrb'11ment of bread. hereby Mitten ap­ in the price. weeks. Long a!;o T. E. a Tight to live, and the state owe. to will be heard at my office 0]) the first THE TEA pretty frock of tan I�eorgett� and which so manifestly has for its ob­ them to P. T. They have the of this section the duty to Monday in July, 1927. plied R. lace. Mrs.' Harrell's dre" was of I)eople intention The moth larva doos 'but one thing ject the to rope 'men into This June 8, 1.927. GREAT A.AP. become the of roward-looking a slogan to share in l'roperly provide for their neeus does it well-it eats anu eats CO. orange georgette. Description An for you the house of worship. That is too and A. E. TEMPLES, ·Ordinary. opportunity &m.ines. the school. a'nu eats. Carpets, rugs, upholstery, ) businesM men everywhere. Price: Georgia Power Co. $6 through often the motive of those are Tld- Letter. of AdmiDi.tratiuD rooted in impelling ("Iothing woolens and fur,:; For With a lIew era in the automobile "SAUCE FOR SALLY" Cumulative Preferrt.'d Stock i. which is deeply Georgia's prosperity who are so zealous of the law. holes to satisfy the enor- --- i£ offered for sale either for cash Abbut a third of the well. drilled dIed with industry about to open it fitting DRAWS GOOD CROWD larva GEORGIA-Bulloch or on a Time PJon Americus has manifested that when mous appetite of the moth County. NOTICE CARD OF THANKS Payment �t for oil turn out to be dry. Most of that F01'd, the pioneer, should - Henry the the Mrs. Julia Bl'annen and Emory I am for ·the Prest $97.00 pet share, plus accrued she said to Fly-Tox kills mot!" egrs a.n.d agent Stay can ,earn Plan for loans tUl'n out thut has practically the people: tor in the of the new "Sauce for SnJly" was presented dividend. No individual MONEY 6.i9% Time Payment the drillings the lal·va. Fly-Tox IS the BClentltlC Brannen having applied permB- Trouser Presser. a uevice which. wi11 be found vanguard may "If YOli win come' to church w-jth us, at Mellon In- nent letters of administration We want to thank the in under the of the Woman's puroh�sc Ott onc time more with dividends way too. insecticide developed upon keep your trousers pressed always. people advance. auspices YOUR safety. ·Quarterly Under this may buy the ] 00 sharu of this srock plan you ean limit after church Research the estate E. A. late of and around Stilson for their kind­ audi­ than you go YOU}' "t'itute of Industrial by Brannen, J wiH appreciat"l your patronage. Club at tire Georgia Normal ehare are every ot- for cash or more than 25 shares of $1,.50 per payable stock at a share and accrued divi' Rex Simple instructions wid county, deceased. notice is here- A. C. Route neHS shown us dllring the sicknesS' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH $97 If you wunt to attmct attention, hours." Fellowship. MOCK, 1. Rocky Ford, torium Tuesday nnel met a that wil and of our dear ev'ening-, on the time payment plan I months. This stock is' a can· on bottle label) for kill, by given said application Ga. death husband and. hrl;e a8 if were cash. to That eaclr (blue costumes of dend, just you paying be kind and polite IJ�ople. on .(30junltp) hearty reception. The ALL household insects. Insist be heard at my otIice the firs father, H. J. Newman. May God' Tax Free: GeorGia Power @ervative investment in a sound, with the ing 10 :1£; a. morn­ good, conduct is so l'tlt'C We nevel' ympathize in Get onr on Tobacco Twine 'bless them all. Sunday school m.; the women of cast were PrefcTrrcd tOlt of growing on Fly-Tox is safe, .-t:ain- IVI.rntiu},' July, 13'2'7. prices young the Company $6 Slock as Fly-Tox. to the backed You may put down as little $10 we make sure that Thermometers. 11 :30 n. evening under tbe luw nece"saryservice public, .that it ulways attracta fuvol'blc tIllflm'-dog until less fragrant, sure. EV'ery bottle This June 8, 1927. nnd MR,s. H. J. NEWMAN ing "iOl'¥hip ]1).; especial1y pleasing, and the rendi­ is free prCfient .. as first and the A. E. TEMPLES, Ordinary. RAINES HARDWARE 80.' AND CHILDREN. :30 society f�om Itlute, county and munici millions of dollars in assets. a share payment, he didn'.t start the fight. gua�anteed. (Adv.) worship 8 p. m.; C" E. tion was good. 'l'wenty-odd young by tangible to.:'{.cs to aU holders who m. A cordial wel­ pal balance at $10 each month thereafter Monday, 8:30 p. women and men a safe investment lor young participated orc residents of Georgia, and It is you­ at serv�ces. until the come awaits you all in the which was direct­ also trom Dormal Federal In­ (or more if desired) $97 per presentation, whether you have much or little to ed Mitis May Mock of Sylvania. come Tax. share is paid. The accrued dividend by in est. Rate: Dj"id�cps on this fitock. from the preceding dividend date ia FORMER BAPTIST PASTOR Olt the ratc of $6 per share p�r with the last METTER ilDnutn ere payable quartcr)y Rich men, trustees ofestates, doctors, adjusted payment. 1'0 PREACH AT • (lJl Janunry ltlt:, April 1st, July working people of every class, hi, and October ] st. lawyers, Your draws interest at the to the money It will be interesting peo­ wjIJ be the thousands who will ANNOUNCEMENT! C"mulaf,ive: Dividendfl on among rale of 6% per annum from the mo­ I ple of Statesboro to know that Rev. this :-:tod: are cumulative. ThiH share in the prosperity of «iieor&ia of the ment you start the J. F. Singleton, formel' pastor meanH thur ell dividendH mutit paying, provided for an automobile or will be any time in the this company's stock, because If are in ·the market future, Statesboro Baptist church and now be p"id in full on all the Pr•• through subscription is completed. Atanytime ;ou . , f..�rTl'd Srock before any divi­ and of. the First Baptist church at they know it is safe, convenient, the final i. pastor on before payment made, you - we have the for -ciendM em be paid the Sec­ agency will at Metter return. Fitzgerald, prea�h ond Preferred Siock or OD t.he yields a good may, by giving five days' written no·­ durin!; the protracted meeting be- Common Srock.. tice, withdraw every cent you have WHEN YOU MOVE ginning next Monday night, July 4, RI�d�etnablr: The fl!'ock i8 re.. All the Elements of a Sound, put in-and we wm pay you 3 % per and running through about ten days. deemable, at the option of the INTO YOUR HOME- Company. at $110.00 nnd aCo Conservative Investment annum on the money. Your money dividends Ihure. A io the one who does' cured per helpmate starts paying you $6 a share from the the house Precl.'denct'! 1n any c]i"tribu .. E8sentiaJ Service: Over 160 Gear­ Be certain that you everything except paint moment your lest payment is made. very tioD of :ISftet5, this etock shall when you or attend a ball communities this com­ have insurance to cover go' fishing. cW depend upon game. STUDEBAKER ��dePr�f:;���t�o�kc���Cj�:: pany for this service. Georgia is just house and its con­ both your the Common S:ock until $100 the of an era that will for Bulloch, Evans,' Candler, Emanuel. tents. It is to risk the Scientists SllY the sun will last 'and Dccrued dividends have at beginning and are distributors ' Jenkins, folly; another fifteen bi11ion years. Then been paid thereon,. necellsitate increased THIS STOCK chances ,of fire, of loss of all tremendously Counties. .. and Screven what's the idea of all this daylight Ntm As.c.sablt!! '!biB Srock il facilities. • when you power your possessions, fully paid and nOD_u8Mfilmble • FOR SALE BY AND EVERYBODY KNOW S WHO HAS OWNED saving? THIS IS NOT JUST A CAR-IT I S A REAL AUTOMOBILE, ONE. and de­ �T can secure complete State ANn'oved: Iu Ifwuance Net Earning Power: Approxi­ hao been IlPllroved by THE INVESTMENT-, pendable protection.. . two and one·half times the ARE YOu.' BOTltERED GEOnGlA PUBLlCSERVICE mately DEPARTMENT Come To See Us, Write Or Wire Us Will CaliOn You. COMMISSION. cJividend requirements of this prefl'r. IfY'ou Can't and.We the WITH ANTS? Let us �xplain to you sale begin. July I, 1927. OR ANY CAR. STUDEBAKER BUILDS EVERYTHIN G THAT GOES INTO EVEN r"d stock. FORGET THE STUDEBAKER IS A ONE-P RO.FIJ' THEM; HAVE TiilElR moderate cost of carefully­ TERRO AlIt Killer will Rid Y. Price share DON'T $91 ,,.,.,. EMPLOYE OF OWN S1;'EE:L BODY FACTORIES. written that will ,ield 6.19" .. policies Place of AlIt. ill 24 ooan. � cover you, against every pos­ GEORGIA the ute are sible loss. No matter how thick US! in :poor kitchen, pantry, iee hoI: or POWER SEE Innltmcnt Depart:nalt, gardeD, TERRO Ant Killer will './ The adv,�ce of ,thi••aeDCY CO ./ Georp Power Compur, clean them out In 24 bolll'8 or 1_. hal laved maDY • property AtlaDta, CCOraill Tbat'a our owner from 10... Wh.y positive, money.back �/ me Infor· / c;..,I,. ; Pt,_ MD4 rull not let ". help you, too? eqarantee. Get 'llERRO to-day. / malion aboUt )'0\lI' ,6 Curnulad... SIMMONS ·E. A. �af.._bJ' '/ p,.fe"td S,od<. LANNIE F. SMITH BIlNORET CBIilI(]CAL co.. S. A. ST. LOUIS. MO.• U. //

_.....__ _e_ COMPANY N... � _ _..;._= -=---,-.: Statesbo�o e Georgia /. IY A THURSDAY, BULLOCH riMES AND STATESBORO NEWS BULl.OCH TIMES AND STATESBoao NEWS SIX endowment of $2,000,000. The col­ �WEET MILK-Will have two gal­ KNIGHTS OF THE deliver. Jege has twenty depa rtmeuts and an lons per day to "ell. Will SIAlfSBORO YOUNG LADY KLUX KLAN KU 7 Parrish stroet. enrollment jncluding students of 36 W.I'ln Klan No. 90 A. WOODS, Realm of Georgi.a, GEORGIA-Fulton County. and 4th �rhul'"­ (9jun2tc) Meets every 2nd IE. Whereas Mrs. Mattie I. Williams STRAYED-From my place June 0, WRIUS FROM NASHVILLE is at 7 o'clock. Vislt; �;�:��c�:� :e!�:;�g�fc��:�:i�;. ��: of November, dRY evening did on the 1 st day welcome. yellow mare mule, weight fact that it is the institution in BROS,. Klansmen always a,bout only SMITH Atlanta in,l! execute and deliver to. EXAUL'l'ED OYCLOPS, lbs.; back nn'd legs st:p.l)ed. Peabody College, 1922, her ! the wheh has a puoHc health 8 corporation, receive reward. Hen­ 'Trust Company. Misery .� KLIGRAPP. I Notify me and Nashville, Tenn., June 23, 1927. �outh I school. to sec UTe debt convey- nursmg certain �eed I ,'y Draper, Stilson, Ga. (16jun2tp) de- (lSfebtfc) 1900 Editor Bulloch Times, . . hereInafter AllOver � ing thl' property Vanderbuilt University, probably indebtedness of Dear Friend: ., scribed, to scure an the southern univer­ equipped hundred a dreadfuIly-1rQDo To a Georgian away from home, twent:{-eight ($2,800.0�) "I' ft. In b�st her certain city, 'S located at Nashville. Ac- dollar", evidenced by . clown oondition," aaya Mra. Cbaa. a affords :Bakery reading Georgia newspaper Quality date cording to the records or the college, promissory note of even the!e- L of Montgomer)'. La.. • I1S I can I.e.crom, as much pleasure anything said deed to secure debt bemg Vanderbilt has an endowment of with, "I,euJrered a great deal at p.lD, Novem- think and the Bulloch 'I'Imes has, on tht 6th day of This--I recorded av.. of, I wu In miMry all 1 "STANDARD" nearly $7,000,000 and assets of $11,­ Bulloch deed _U for the bcen in- in county ..... 1M> Now look whenever possible, certainly bel', 1922, could not lilt up and I 00 L-t five Products whereas said 000,000. depart­ 147'. and eluded in the I huve read with a�e book 68, page.... lie down. I couldn't aleep Ud group. Ther� debt contained fu 1 I ments of the unIversIty-the depart­ deed to secure have name and the "STANDARD" much interest. Though I must con- at times I would di8aMa1, the gran- _ ments of arts and sciences, religion, powers of sale authorizing __.. uid fes3 that at times I enjoyed spell.. The...... - have tee 01' it. assign to sell the property law and medicine. � to oover DrJ whole thinking and reading of the "red engit\Cer�ng, therein conveyed, after advertising � trademark when Vanderbtlt erected the mOEt com­ buying has for four cunseeuttve weeks, old hills of Georgia" and "the length Hot 'Rolls Twice 'Day such sale hUlband medical school in south. Every default in payment of princi- Dight DrJ- breadth tho Marshes of plete t_he upon qr and of home six bottlee of taxes or insurance, ref- broqht me motor oil- the institutions for women pal, interest, I have spent a most pleasant Among SUNDAYS afore- and I to tab it. Glynn," NOT BE OPEN ON erence had to the Cardul 00l18li GAS\ THE BAKERY WILL being hereby .. 'CLEA'N. locuted at Nashville are Ward Bel- secure I 10" lmprov· year ut Peabody College. said record of said deed to I oould tell that mont with Atlanta Trust the but I During the greater part of the College (8 junior college debt : and whereas lna'trom tIrat.bottle, dated for an enrollment 0 f 600 non-resident assignment kept on taIdng the medicine, year I have been taking courses in Company did, by Home Industry" 1922, needed a tonie L' St. Bernard Academy, "Patronize the 28th day of November, I knew that I American history, and for that study students), recorded on the 9th day of Jan- would build me up and Cecilia Academy. Scarit and that there could certainly bo no better S�. College Bulloch deed where I wu uary, 1923, in county IItreD8then me STANDARD than the of Nashville. for Christian Workers is also located assign and trans- nm-dOWD. That t- setting city book 68, page 243, weak and ' at Nashville. This is the only �======�======�:::::::= Life Insurance for me. I shall mention some facts about college ier to Metropolitan aactly what Cardul did the one of its kind which confers col­ Company, a 'corporation, afore-] the Ills bot- Nashville, historicaHy and education- After I �d !!niohed said note and deed to ecure debt, interext to lege degrees. A beautiful building a I tlee I left !rie. ally, which might be of Where_Can You lind and transfer- specifically assigning "1 feel thanld'ol for what readers of has just been completed, which will truly "'.�.-·7 you or to Borne of the all powers contained and grant- for I ring Cardui baa done for me, this- the usefulness of this secure and and greatly enlarge ed in said deed to debt; In your paper. .J1ore· Assortment oould not have IfODII on lIvtna Complete .!!I whereas Life Insur- , Situated in the heart of a rich college. Metropolitan condition I 10.. In.' owner and the deeperate ance Company is now the SIMPLE MARK surrounded The ar not all GJhis agricultural district by negroes certainly neg­ and said deed to Por nle by drua8t.te. I".' Pianos Than Those Listed Below? holder of said note one would sus­ lected in Nashville. Of Mat- L_---..... purple hills, hardly educationally secure debt; snd whereas Mrs. and familiar name guarantee you per­ refused pect that this beautiful city of the three institutions ·for the higher tie I. Williams has falled alJd of interest was education of to make any payment lubrication. motor schools, churches and colleges negroes recognized by fect motor Our since the 1st of January, 1926; the United two are located .lt d"y I the scene of some of the bloodiest States, CARDU Met- BATES and whereas upon such failures ..... LUDDEN & .... under this brand. 'battles of the War Between the Nashville. They are Fisk University Insurance _0 BY--EN....v oils are now sold ropolitan Life Company TO,UGHER other and States. So far as I have seen, the and Meharry College. Among KRONICH & BACH has declared the entire debt· due NIl OWER IO'YEAIII notified Available everywhere-at our service semblances of that terrible war negro colleges are Walden Univer­ payable and has so Mrs. only CHICKERING Mat-I!::======::�' arb a Tennessee Agricultul'al and In­ � tie I. Williams; which rtmain ill this vicinity· sity, Life and dealers. BACON Now therefore, Metropolitan Notice of Bond ElectloD stations few of the breastworks which OU1' dustrial Normal School, and two ne­ FRANCIS in Insurance Company, as attorney GEORGIA-Bulloch County. still seminaries. act- soldiers hastily threw up, �hich gro Baptist theological KIMBALL fact for Mrs. Mattie I. Williams, Voters of the Nevils To the Qualified .' more virtue of the motors' . Tenn. and I offers . under and pow- in modern stand neal" Franklin, Nashville, believe, ing by School District. as consolidated meet HINZE sale contained granted in COMPANY reminded me or crosses advantages to the student than does of I said STANDARD OIL which gl':m - J( er� a�d County: deed to expose on the other southern America's SOld secur� debt, 'Y1Il Notice is hereby given that as they stand silhouetted against any city. WHITNEY to the for sale at public outcry, July 19th 1927 an election best artists include Nashville in before 'tuesday I sky. MERRILL highest bidder for cash, tl�e will be held at the' regul�r place for out their tours. Th�re are in Not only did Nashville stand many oppor­ court house door at �tate�b0.r0' elections in Eaid district, viz., the holding new demands! for art first hand STRAUBE within of in time of war, but in time of peace tunities studying Bulloch county, Georgia, At the court house in the town of sale on Thursday. July beautiful and legal hurs Nevils within the legal " in the ' as well. Three of the presidents of public buildings STORY & CLARKE Georgia • as the property of such elections, for .. States-Andrew beautiful homes for which Nashville 28th,. 1927,. .Mrs. hours 'for holdin� • "STANDARD" the United Jackson, WIlhams for the purpose whether a.nd. the purpose of determining Andrew Johnson noted. MattIe. mdebtedness James K. Polk and is of aforesaid bonds the sum of fourteen paymg and or not in are protecting them enectitJely� There are of followmg automobile engines bearings; -once lived in Nashville. People many interesting things making costs sale, t�le thousand and five hundred ($14,­ was visit to be told about Nashville her described real c0t;l- dollars shall be issued for the most efficient we have ever come from far and near to and FOR PARTICULARS, SEE OR WRITE- estat� whl�h 500.00) TODAY1S MOTOR OIL veyed by and described aforesaid of building and equip- Pan-Am "the the home of An­ surrounding territory and I feel that Jt_ I!, .the purpose known. But their increased speed and And gasoline iscarefullYPl,Iri; Hermitage," secure to-WIt: school deed to debt, . house for ping a school said 80 that the which is about 10 it is, indeed, a privilege to be here. of land sit- new demands fied in the tdining process drew Jackson, All th!,t tract or parcel district and purchasing a school higher compression put well We have a number of III miles from Nashville. It Is Georgians uate, lymg and bemg. .the fOI·ty- house and site for said district. Forthis de­ dirtl corrosives and carbon-forming Bul- onoil and gas, higher speed at about 75 I believe. The G. be so voted on, kept and in it many personal effects Peabody, eighth (48th) l'v!. dlstrlc� ?f The said bonds, to terrificheat&hat800n breaksdown elements found in maQY gasolinel AUTOMOBILB ROAD MAPS Alabama, Waters contalllmg one in of of club has been re-organized ,Horgan loch Georglll, a,'e to be twenty-nine number, velops of Jackson may be seen. The grounds Georgia county, are removed. Thil clean and GEORGIA hundred SIxty-three and four-tenths the denomination of nve hundred old-fashioned motor oils. 1927 Georgia, K,ntucb Miuissippi side we have elected as our STATESBORO, FlOrida, are and over on one "!,d president, de- .. beautiful, (163.4) acres, and mo_re fully ($500.00) dollars each, to be num­ reepond. instant our .urvi" &latio"3. paoline may b, "ad Fret! at a", flf a flower in which lief the Mr. Barron o.f the G. N. S. faculty. as as WIll appeal' by I lies garden scrIbed follows. bered one to twenty-nine, inclusive, To meet this new develop­ touch of of made ly to the your body of Jackson beside the wife of With kind personal regards to you refe�enee to a plat �urvey to bear date October 15th, 1927, to Lndden & 1Jates Hen- date thereof ,ment,'Pan-Amoffersyou- on the accelerator, It fond. The historians personally and to the readers of 18, by Slm.eon bear interest from the foot whom he was so Aprll 1884,. made SAVANNAH, GEORGIA S., Wlth notatIOns at the rate of six per cent per au­ devo­ your I dTlcks, 9· more much on Jackson's paper, am, . Kivett milee-lIIIlooth� eOl1'\ment m 1917. by J. E. there.on November, num, interest to be payable annually A mow oil- lo,iort to his ,vife. One historian, in Sincerely, (23jun4tc) recorded Sep- tbe "'1 tougher er power. Rushmg, C. S., a!ld on October 15th of each year, FLORRIE MATHIS. speaking of Jackson, suys: "Debon­ (MISS) tember 29. 1922, ''.l �ulloch county principal to mature and be l'aid oft A clean gasoline at a D Used Car associations deed book Beglnnmg 8S follows: Bond No.1, on October inll.t Bargains air as he had been in his 9!i: . sta�e It wUl you to - :�; pay Savannah Pan-Am ( on the LOUISVIlle pubhc and the remaining twen­ The he never mis"­ 15th, 1928, . with the Creole belle, . and ----- R. ESSEX run 8,000 miles $100.00 Cash road at the cornel' of lands of D. in numerical order I itl On. thAI clea'!_lalOline COACH, demo'ns£rate ty-eight bonds, imyrovedoi retainl. body cd an opportunity to and Mrs. Emma Thomp- October 15th of each year motllf are sold Thompson one on ,. oil. ESSEX �OACH - � 125.00 Cash in ofheat and friction, tougher They that he considered the short, stout, Discusses Service Offered and thence north 47 thereafter for the next succeeding IIplt� son. running one name re­ CentraiofGeorgia Railway under . 50'.00 Cash 10.5 chains to a stake, so that the whole a oil by DODGE TOURING beaming matron at his sIde the per­ I degrees east twenty-eight years, It is tougher thatsta:YII thence south 45 degrees east amount of the principal and interest liable dealer.. ----______25.00 Cash sex far and .28 on walls and FORD ROADSTER fection of her and away to , . the Railroads the Summer Traveler put cylinder by chains to u stake, thence. crossmg will have been paid off on October Terms the most woman .in the Balance On Easy Weekly or Monthly charming the Louisville-Savannah public .road, 15th, 19f>6. world. Mrs. Jackson Eved to Bee the south 40 degrees west 23.9 chams to None but registered qualified vo­ 6 FORDS at $35.00 Each. summer vacation is no look ed upon as a for the rich, Within A longer luxury north 44 will be hero of New Orleans elected presi­ II stake, thence degrees ters of said school district and th e real value of a of rest and recre­ the past few years the importance period chains to a fence post, to in said election, dent, but not to share with him the west 11.13 permitted vote 'Petroleum! .. ation during the heat of summer have become generally recognized, and the sum­ thence south 45 degrees west 23.8 and the ballots cast must have writ­ .:'Pani cA'merican. CorPoration· honors of the position." Another Averitt Brothers Auto Co. north thereon "For School mer vacation is now regarded as a necessi ty for the working man 01' woman even chains to a fence lI.ost. the�ce ten 01' printed historian has that Jackson . a suggested 58 degreea west 16.5 chams to House" or "Against School House,". Statesboro, Georgia more than an indulgence of the wealthy. would have been °a more equable branch, thence north 3 degrees east those casting the former to be count- offers its service to the summer In tenant of the White House than he The Central of Georgia Railway vacationer. connection lines it provides service to all of the 64 degrees east 16.6 chams to a of said bonds, and those casting the was had she been spal'ed to share it with other through parts country­ - Savannah "take on the Louisville latter to be counted as voting against mountain or seashore resorts opportunities for rest and healthful 33.6�M�R�ili'fu��M��M�q�h��fu�un�I�==��������������������������������������������������������� with him. At all she wos the to affording events, lake, thence' along the center same. 0 public road, the F. H. SMITH, ever or to the cities pportunities for of scene and the ARTHUR HOWARD, only human being on earth \v�10 recre.ation large offering change line of flUid public road, south 45 By order of the Board of Trustees his from travel. chains to the School District as con­ President Manager possessed the power to swerve education that comes degrees east 13.3 point of the Nevils bound- tem­ of beginning; .aid tract being wlidated. mighty will or soothe his fierce As a means of encouraging tourist travel, the Central of Georgia cdfers special on ,the north lands of S. R. This June 1927. old-fash­ cd by 15th, per." The flowers in the attraetions to the summer vacationer. Su mmer excursion fares are put into effect Trustee. The Mill Wilson, D. R. Thompson and Mrs. W. ARNIE LANlER. Peoples Planing Company the beautiful lawns, reduced rates northeast ioned garden, permitting travel at greatly c1uring�he period from May 15th thrOllgl� Emma Cumming, on the ,C. E. ANDERSON, Trustee, ROUGH AND DRESSED the home itself, and the entire October 31st. There are also reduced ra tes for CIrcle tours, whereby the traveler by the LouisvJ\le - Savannah public R. C. ANDERSON, Trustee. reveal the fact that Jackson l'oad and lands of D. R. Thompson, (16jlln5tc) anothe 1'. rail _ GA. grounds can one route and and water at ------PHONE 353 STATESBORO, go ,by �'eturn by .Combination trips and D. und Ml·S. Em.ma Thompson W. was a lover of the beautiful, low fares also be enJoyed. Stop over ]Jl'lvlleges at points en route are allowed Sale Under Power!> in Security Deed may Davis, on the southeast and south by one he is in the very make feel tlnit on these tickets. lands of T. J. Morris. on the south GEORGIA--Bulloch County. of presence of that great American. und southwest lands of Mitchell Und r authority of the powers For week-end and Sunday'trips to nearby even lower rates al'e made by points, northwest and contained in to hav­ Besides the great men already Williams, and on the sale and COllveyance One ever)' person the railroad to visit fri ends or relatives at a minimum of permitting patron expe'nse: west lands of N. A. Wimberly and that certain second secority deed mentioned, Nashville has sent to the by In to there are specia I excursions operated by the railroad at Basil Jones. given by J. B. Williams to G. W. drain­ supreme court five justice::, who ore: .•. ad�ition .these, on crankcase of sale: Ca.sh. . The pur- Dickinson and Bank of Brooklet their times summer. These excul'sions a from Tel'ms ing durmg enjoy large patronage book John Catron, Howell E. Jackson, d'lffer�nt th.e chaser will receive u warranty deed October 3, 1924, recorded in vacatIOn travelers and tickets are sold a t very .low rates. the Horace H. Lurton, J. C. McReynolds executed by Mrs. Mattie I. Williams 74, page 236, in the ofl!ce of and REFILLED WITH matter of consumed ortant to the ber in Metropolitan clerk of Bulloch .uperior court, the ed and E. T. Sanford. I was interested imp average vacationer. Delays by attorney fact, We carry in stock both Rough and Dressed Pine and Cy­ T.he ti�e _is W. Dickinson or other Life InBurance Company. said G. having assign- Trim­ in that in a study made by to trams cause co�nectlOns annoyances, resulting in ilTitation press, Mouldings, Flooring, Ceiling, Casings and learning can. m:ssed METROPOLITAN LIFE INSUR- ed his interest therein to Bank of of the homes of no­ that may spot! the entire vacatIon. The Central of Georgia is prolld of its On Time under- mings, Screen Material; Sr:reenR made to order. Scott Nearing ANCE COMPANY. Brooklet on JUTl'C 6, 1927. the takes ·record. Last out of every 100 passenger trains operated this railroad 96 Bsnk of now table men, Cambridge, Mass., year,. by ' ALEX M. HITZ, Attorney, signed Brooklet, being . have what need to build with. Our Oak Flooring owner holder of the We . the sole you the lead with 47 notable leaders for were handled on time. 210 Atlanta Trust Co. Bldg., and Wilson's Store side and so there is no waste at (30jun4tc) said security deed and the notes Station Country is tongue and grooved end, and Nashville The of another of Atlanta, Georgia. Franklin Service every 100,000' people safety is prime importance to the vacation on the first a'1. We also do local for the public. matt.ef' facto: thereby .ecured, will, dressing comes next with �8 100,000. the man There no SHERIFF'S SALE pel' traveler, particularly to .of famIly. is other method of getting Tuesaay in July, 1927, within the North Main at Parrish Street Plant located neal' the Central of Ga. R. R. Depot. Nashville may also boast of tho people from to place that IS nearly as the railroad. There has been legal hours of sale, before the court .J1etter 'Road plac� s� s�fe Bulloch thut William the mall Central of m GEORGIA-Bulloch County. house door in Statesboro, With a Smile) fact Drivel', no passenger fatality on the GeorgIa the past four and one-half years (�rvice OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT, I will sell at public outcry, to the county, Georgia. 8ell at public outery who named the flag "Old Glory," time more fourteen passengers have been durin� wh!ch th�n mi!lion safely handled highest bidder, for casb, before the to the highest· bidder for cash, that was a Nash"ille man. His body lies thiS raIlroad The equipment, personnel and on and by .. operat�ng time record of the court house dOOl' in Statesboro, Ga., certain tract or.]ot of land lying in the old Another Bulloch city cemetery. Central of through passenger h'a ms are surpassed for comfort on .tbe first Tuesday in July, 1927, being in the 1523rd district, �;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9F;;;;;;;;;�����;;;;�;;: nO.t safety, � . WANTED �eorgla hours of to-wit: FLOOR SURFACING great man who Was from Nashville and convemence any of the famous p'assenger tl'alns other within the legal sale, county, GeOl·gili. containing eighty- said B. D. Davis' de- by serving sections. UNDER DEED cause of the ERAL CARPENTER WORE All that certain tract or parcel of two acres, more or less, bounded SALE Interest GE was William Walker, Who at one connection with the fault in paying the $82.00 REPAIRING The Central of Georgia, Ocean in and . AND Steamship lying and b�:ng the north lands of M. G. Moore 1927. a time president of The !n Company land, situate, by tHat fell due on April 22, W.lndows Nicaul'aga. WIth a fleet of Bulloch of Willie note HaVlng .recently purc�ased �od- Porc,hes Donrs And the summer thoroughly modern steamships with three 1209th G. M. district, Willie Rogers, east by lands GEORGIA-Bulloch County. title in fee simple memorial to this brave se��es traveler, A deed conveY';n!! ern electl'lc floor_surfacmg ma.chm.e. . one south Sifreened. . only living from to New and two to county, Georgia, containing Rogers and Jack Emanuel, by of the powers of at render se!'VIce weekly Savll:nnah Yor� Boston. Summer is the Under authority will be executed to the purchaser 1 am prepared to man who was called "The �allmg� and more or John and west d d b'E R rrORRENCE Home Gl'c.y-Eyed l' hundred fifty acres, lands of' White, by sale in that certtin security et. and at reasona e time for an trIp. The weathe fail' and said "a1 e. line �n Statesboro Ga. :s generally the sea almost in­ p�omptly a Street' ' a Ide1_l1 ocean. and bounded as follows: North lands of John White and M. G. Davis on April th",t flodr 0 k Raking Man of me D. . Destiny," who·"faced firing less, to by B. 1927. WIll work over any old The mland dweller regards a sea given This June 4, prlces. sometl.mes trip as but lands of Akins, east by subject to a prior security in b00k 4 page THOMPSON. SALE-Porto Rloo potato plank of Honduras and whose grave yanably smooth: hazardous, by Virgil Moore; 22, 1925, reco)'ded 7, W. F. and in perfect shape, lind guar- squad (9jun4tc) put . m the the Ocean has west favor of the John Hancock of t rea In-ected-r' deed clerk now government FIRST STEP IN BUYING A HOME IS A SAVINGS years SteamshIp been operation not a lands of W. J. Underwood, QY in in the office of the work to be In every way dy , rHE on the beach in for away Central seventy-n.me Coml;la!IY i.n 541, antee my WAR- and south Mutual Life Insurance f.or Wl'l'J on RAILROAD WILL thousand. E. R. passenger has although mIllions of land. of L. R. RlIW1S by Company Bulloch court, I , CENTRAL S. J. PROCTOR. at $2.00 per fatality occ�rred, mallY. passengers have been .uperior satisfactory. 3180. ACCOUNT. has been washed into the . Phone America lands of W. A. Kennedy, with im­ a loan of $900.00 prlncipal, said in with- WEEK-END TICKETS Statesboro, Gil.. fares are also avaIlable for the traveler steam­ the lirst Tuesclay July, 1927. SELL (19may4tp) \FORNOCK, is u which mllrks his ha.ndled .. Red�ced e�cursl�n using thereon ••ltc highw.ys Joint of WILlI the week Misses Altha and Mrs. John and man of the counCIl and mayor there wa. no confusiotl as the Commerce. whicH flttiD8IT guests durmg Kennedy vIsltmg relatives in Wadley thIS cIty Mlsse. were stIrrIng Ehzabeth bemg twelve and Nell be­ GeorgIa. EdIth and Sarah Banks. of orations of shasta daIsies and Lee Brown and Luetle Brown of chIldlen have returned to theIr home was chosen for done by Hinton Booth and wee� pro tem. by coullcil Atlanta. spent the past week as the other cut flowers score prize scenes. creatIng a definIte Impres­ ballPDF mg eleven Punch was served all Not only that, but by thIS arrange­ HIgh ' m Savannah aftet a VISIt a to MIsl then­ Gatfield to relatIves • Harry Akms left Tuesday for New the unexpired term of Mayor Park­ guests of relatIVes m Statesbaro. Jar of bath ealts. was awarded to slon of the great struggle of natlons. responded bY' Turner. through the afternoon Mis",," ment the owner IS put to no trouble here by months Mr.s W H. SImmons and sons. Mrs. Waldo Floyd. Bath powders were other fonaaJ.. Mrs Maude which . Arden and httle York CIty, where he has accepted a er, has yet eIghteen were unflolded guests presented Evelyn Anderson and De­ because hlS 15 sent to 'Ashton a';d several were Mrs. A. A. Flanders as Mrs Vlrglma whatever, .. tag Lamar. spent given several granddaughtet Lynn Arden of Guy- CeCIl Brannen and daughteIs. pOSItIOn WIth the NatIOnal CIty to run. At the same meeting of the I The war was, pictured VIvidly In Iy, Including memtiers of tIM Loach After the games Ice cream hIm by lhp, motor vehIcle dcpaft­ days dunng: the week m Savannah consolatIon After the game a lovely ton weI e the of Mrs MISses and were whICh was :Ield last its mantfestations. The scenes faculty of the Georgia Normal s_ guests Tuesday Dorothy Lucy Mae, Ban� INC. cIty counCIl. as the of course of chicken salad was all of and cake were served ment and It IS deltv­ guests Mrs. Charles HeIght- served. vIsItors by parcel post a D D Alden. III Savannah and Tybee on J L MIlton of has FINE, FrIday afternoon. W 'D Anderson man ISlxteen tables of were In- were not The camera m.er school, and number of __ Blackshear • • • JAKE players handlcllpped. ered mall caITler at his home by �he and F. B. vtted. comen' to besides Mr and MIS W H Edmunds and Tuesday leturned home after See us "Where and Value Predominate" was chosen to the vacancy on the Mr. Mr_s. ThIgpen .htd men who "shot" this film. many of Ststesboro. * tOfhls vlsltmg for your Tobacco Twmc Style, Quality • -or hIS place of busmess. chIldren of Savannah last week • • have a Mr and Mrs R C councIl. HIS term WIll next spent \ m outgoing Dnd mayor. Coun­ chIldren returned from VlSlt Edwards and hIS Mrs. Thomas and Thermometers. expU'e whom were killed filming It; took incomIng granddaughter. The law under whIch the are end as the guest. of Mrs. Leonie Ev- BRIDGE FOR MRS. STURGIS of r RAINES HARDWARE CO tags ty R. n­ to relatIves m POI t Royal. Beaufort chIldren. Groveland, were the Jr. ___ December war as it came; war In the air. on .c�mmls�loner J: I!ennedy, Purse, worked erett and Judge and Mrs. E. D Hol- Mrs Fred Smith tnformally en- Jlurchased has satlBfactol'lly elected of the and Bamberg. S C guests Sunday of then aunt, Mrs MIS John Gray and daughter Mayor Parker. who went to At­ land. tertamed WIth two tables of brIdge land. sea and under the sea. Here cerltly pre81llent state W H and auto owners generally are saId of MISS NIta Clarke of Eastman tS Colima. Sara and Miss LOUIse of lanta on Monday of last week by tn­ MIsses Martha Donaldson and Jo- Thursday �vemng honormJl Mrs. are some of the scenes that Impress: organIzation county commilalo.. Lmds�y to be WIth tt was -stated Messrs A pleased It. sle Helen Mathews are the George Sturi1s. who left ers. number __ vlsttlng her sIster. Mrs A 'I' Jones H. alld J M Edwards are L vttatlOn of Governor Haraman to spendmg Tuesduy An actual grIpping combat in the aiid.a. o! Abbevtlle, Ala. vlsltmg Mr�. sub­ for Qt�er8 by legIslators The legIslature week at Perry attendmg a house Warrenton to make her home or Edwm MathIS spent last week end and W F Slater of Eldora VISIted I Donaldson confer over the matter of hIS ap­ clouds between two combat planes; less promtnently 'n 'tile Unlell,lit. at whICh MISS LUCIle Beacham A was ..equently made furthe" change in party ,j18nd-pamted candy Jar prc- The wlth relatives In Eastman theIr sistel, Mrs ElhZ�l dur- as was the ..tane tilt and was not solely ••0- Gllmes, Mr and MIS Dan Arden and lIttle pOintment adjutant general, IS hostess. sented the honor as a enemy l'> flllling meettng a Winner the law by provldmg that auto guest purtmg the week It's fee� affaIr Sure= tnto busmess m.t­ Mrs J L Mathews and Illg commISSIoned and mducted that Mr and Mrs. Lester left from the hostess. Pmk roses hundreds of feet hke a wound­ Among th� daughters, SOil, D. D • of ThomasvIlle. spent last Flemmg gIft great :sould also be pa!d Lt postoffice mon­ Cll).1 and E L offIce re­ for a VISIt to hIS formed the decoratIOns After the rum ters was the of a co_ Mar tha Donaldson, Robel t DOll- POlndextel and H C Par­ week WIth IllS parents, Mr and Mrs T\tesday afternoon. He Saturday SIster, ed bIrd to crash to behind the appolntmant ey ord'S� J express money Mrs m a course was ket wele III ordet, by McLeod. WIldwood, Fla, be- game salad served. rmttee to with the a'dson �nd EdwJn Donehoo \vme Savannah last week In D D Alden. Sr turned home -Friday mornmg to AllIed lInes; the great bombmg co-operate city .cashier's or in money fore returning to theu home m Playml!' were Mr. and Mrs Bruce VI81t015 111 the some affairs loaded WIth their of offiCIals m drafttng a suitable "b Savannah and Tybee on attendance upon Amcl1can Le- Mrs Roger Holland had as her c;ec:, straighten up pressmg La Mr Mrs planes cargoes by Back m 1921 the AmIte. Olhff. and Frank SImmons, leglslallure pro­ nond" measure to be Tuesday glOn conventlOn guest last week her mother. Mrs. J here. among the mattels bemg the Mr and Mrs. Paul SImmons and Mr and �rs SturgIs. MISS Ulma death pavtng p� :;Ilded fot' the Issue by' the motor ve­ MISS Mt and Mrs B V submiSSIon of hIS as lIttle of Olhff and The "vultures sented for 'passage at the Marguellte Tutner, who 1S Colltns and J Baker, and SIster, Mrs Warren I reslgnatlOn daughter Mary Eltzabeth Mrs. SmIth. sulkmg submarmes. prelent: hIcle tment or • • ., depal cordboard tags a few of summer a� FIance and Bessie w. O. The of Mr. Ocala, Fla., spent days of toe were shown In .ession tlte legIslature. atiendlllg school the Um- Stephens Mae and Baket, of TIfton I mayor promotIOn du'rmg deep," close.up whIch were to be Issued to dealers the week here en route to AsheVIlle. ACCOMPANY BEAUTY QUEEN A of WIll ar- LOUIse Bedenfield \lslted Shuptrine's Everett to the was the actIon. them de- commIttee was alao verslty relatIves We .ppolnted GeorgIa. Athens. After a VISIt of several weeks to mayoralty N. C to A watched SIght and loaned by dealers to .• spend the summer. patty composed of MIsses Mar- llve III purchasers to plan 'some form of for "­ Fllday to spend the week end Wadley Sunday her daughtm, Mrs G P Donaldson, logIcal thmg' to do. he havmg served MISS Warnock last guel'lte Turner. Eumce Waters and fenseless 'merchant ships. watched outing ()f new cars These cardboard tags Janle. spent Mrs as chairman the students 111 attendance "­ WIth hel palents Vngll Durden alld Itttle sons. Mrs W C has retUI ned to of council and week end 111 Savannah wtth fnends Elols Andelson, and Messrs Robert them releas� the torpedo and follow- upon TWItty were for ten the Bobble MIGHTY good duys, gIVmg Mrs. LIlla Donaldson and Wlll Normal scbool MI and tem for the and R L. SmIth were in slmster G.orgla summer du- and MIS Flank SImmons had Donald, of GraYlllont. her home In Pelham mayor pro past eIghteen Brady. Mrs. J ed the path of foam of de­ to • purchaser an opportunIty pur­ Cone and chIldren spent FrIee"" or Mrs FD Olhff MIS Fled T Lamet had as her whIle �celved a round of Bermce and Kathenne of .tar-shells shed hght on death. Heney Cone. the c_ away applause. Hodge. compact for low. EIght tables of whose names are not ae... . negroes � Sectton8 of concen­ a'slsted A. MI and Mrs J E O'Neal and guests Tuesday Mt and Mrs HaITY Jl iers of bunks the bowels .. In trange negro the commumty as mIghty fine I the hobbles hadn't an address book for low. The m· all of whom were m the from a VISit to her mother neal others. lodged shIps-the dtsembarkatlon and 'the one who entered tlte houiill. ThIS .broke. John Barnes' horse won1t Vltei! were Mrs. John Goff. the cIty latl. The father bf one of StIllmore. She was guest� herOIC actions of our troops at Can­ accompamed was but .s not be- WILlI In negro arrested, "Pace without them. . He Mrs. B A. Deal, Mr•• Jesse :Johnston. the boys admmlstered a whIpping home by MISS VCla Warren of StIll­ Iieved to have been the one who en- Chateau 'Thierry. Btlleau mighty go0Pc shape to go a hard race Mrs. Frank Simmons. Mrs. Bruce under the SUf'CrV1SlOn of PolIce ChIef more tered the room. since his tracks do .na would have 1'£ the hobbles hadn't Olliiff, Mrs. R. L. Cone, Mrs. J. P. PrOsser yesterday. Another father Woods. Champagne-Marne. Alane­ not wi� those found on broke. Tbe say WIll have Dew Mrs. 80 dechned to see hIS tbe Ar onne and MIsses Mal y Franklm and Call'le coruespond boys they Foy••Mrs Groover. A. J. has -far boy. Marne. St,· Mlhiel. the premises, Scott> is beinlr li,,1d on hobbles 80 they, ...,o_n·t break Mooney, Mrs. N�llie Bussey. Mrs. that he cannot hold him Lee Brannen have returned from "ijteir declllrlnir finally the scenea at the front when us during the serVices. Se� • charge of poBSeasinO' Thi! on July 22nd. Mr,' Whitebead. and CeCIl 'Brannen.· Mrs. F, N. u., the decision has h,uor, Grimea. I!i(f,!ir. ,No on tbe .t'11 in Savannah. where they acted as spon­ three are helli In, ArmIstice Day, 1918. gnat eey day o'tkH:k tJ!e o�hen ,beme '''Iitilli' -o.a..Bowl!'f. 1,r., frpjll , ..y M�. Willd(! Flotd. -Mrs: Harolll! Av- 'lieen ILII to be done • 'W.O.ShuptrineSTATESBO'RO �.ache<\ . wha� '¥Ill A�.... lIilenced. IMII " p sors for Dexter Allen Post -,,:Inerican GEORGIA iurtjler lItvetti..u.... ! 'Ifill '"' - IIritt.. II � ·E. T. ....tll lb. a.1I 111ft I·., ,: ,,:, tlfJ �Il :- ��.) .t YOIUI�IOo4. ..' bop, fere LegIon at the state conventIOn of . , the �egun � �at c�y la" �e� I����������������������������������������������