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III to Ladles Night program Tuesday, their choice by the Junior Cham on uf'tcrnoons to on an at 7:30, In Ihe Wednesduy during FOR SALE: 1939 one-Ion Ford 12::l0 p, 111., according July 29, beginning be,' or Commerce and will be glv tobacco an Dr, dining season, according to truck In A-1 eondltion. Sec C. B nouncement mode by Ralph Oeorgla Teachers College en trlps to Columbus August J announcement tl1(' Dlvl this will mnde by the mer J2 East omrr 01. J Ip M. Lyon, chairman of room. The event year to compete in the coni est for Grlrrlll, ehunt's nssoclntlon this week. sian of Educa lion, The workshop be In honor of Dr. Marvin S. "M iss Gcorgtu." -The winner of Mnthcmutics, The announeemenl said that the HIGH SCHOOL, is helng held III the high school Pittman, president emeritus of the "Miss Georgia" contest will stores will Shorthand all d seck to continue to remain Typewriting, building of UlC Loborntory school. the college, and will rec- go to Mlant.lc City, N. J., to courses closed on Wednesday afternoon Bookkeeping home study Tomorrowf Frtday) the Labor ognlzo some of the honors Dr. take part In t.he contest to choose Disl. Rep. until after Thanksgiving at which Write L. E. Culbe,·tsoll, ntory school wll hove its culm In Pittman has received In the past "Miss Americo." Ume will Corr. Schools, 1106 E exercises In they remain open until Intemat. nllng program, with few months. Others on the revue Concrete beauty Christmas. Savannah, Gu. Dr. Henry St.., the elementary school building, As part of the prgorarn, program were Patty Parrish and The publlc is cordially Invited Pittman will make the main ad- Paul Waters of who Eor YOII need a Savannah, b.auty, livability DISSATISFIED? . to both these programs. dress of the evening. Prominent did three dance numbers;' •• of diet. Start off with tap and Eir aE.ty at: change the THE educators, including Chancel- Mrs. who rendered BULLOCH Bing Phillips, HERALD oven-fresh Holsum Bread, just low annual co.t lor of the University System, several numbers on the xylo DBDICATED TO THE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO AND right for toast and sandwiches MOS1' FO\.I<& WOULD BULLOCH COUNTY members of the Board of Regents, phone; and Mrs. Kelly With concrete new hom. The Holsum Bakel'S. Statesboro George your and or en,. AlOHC!a GE'f'1'LR IF' presldenls other colleges who provided plano can be architectural PERSONALS accompant any ItyIe, VOLUMEVD Statesboro, Georgia, 1'hursday, July 24, 1947. Number 36 Ihe have been Invited to attend. 00 ------IT COST NO MORE-BlIY ment. Flowers 101' the winners ,ffill('O L!SS CXllor or lla. you want-CXlt· best. No need to off brands Tickets for the Ladles' Night were accept donated by Jones the F1or WORRIN' AN' !"\ORE tale or manlIon-adapted to ,,,''''''''''''', ... ,'', .. arc ...... '''''''''' .. 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ARDEN ents, MI'. tive FOR RENT: One nice room fur- attend the program. protectIon Iiainat ttorma; Mrs. Sherman's father remoins For thi. junior drell-up cotton POINTS OUT ERROR IN I termlt.. and nished nnd one 1'00111 unfurnish In Lonednlc'a chambj-ay by Joan decay. critically ill following a stroke. STRI!lAMLJNER STORY Norton ean rebe ed, with kitchen privileges. Mrs Irwin, you your FORDHAM FAMILY YOU'll blv. Yllr 'round pick in grey. aqua. pink, yellow East Misses Willa Wagner, of Char One reader last week called the Lonnie B. Brannen-12 and blue. It i. trimmed in bri,ht I'LANS REUNION comfort, too, In your concreta nnd Hamer, of Herald to out an error In Jones St., Stotesbom. Hp leston, Margaret beauyoi. embroidery. I FOR SUNDAY, JULY 27 point bOUie-cool dry room. III S. Coo returned to their our story 01 the Central of Geor Dillon, summer, low heating bills in Metal ta- A reunion of the Fordham fam FOR SALE: Glass Top homes Tuesday after visiting gia Rnilroad's streamliner. "Nan Clito winter, And eave money chairs. us Balltist will be held you'Il ble and four Con be Miss Barbara Franklin. They ily Sunday, Juiy 27, cy Hanks II." In because of the i n d 0 or S and outdoors. Prac Church Holds (rourth at Block upkeep, eo were accompanied to Savannah Sundoy) Upper .. She was Mrs. D. D. who way a concrete haUl. new and in condi Revival This Creek Church. Members of the Arden, StOlt worrying about the dent In sturdy r tically perfect by Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Franklin Week found we had called Frank Ar Ia bills are few. Fordham and their friends the fender of eRr .. • built-repair tion. You may see this table altei and Miss Barbara Franklin. family your Just With the first services an on the being are Invited 10 attend and a den. engineer original It to us lor You'll love the I 6 P. M. Cull the Bulloch Heruld, MI'. and Mrs. Frank Mikell vis bring bring expert body, quiet, lal held at the a i Sunday night 8:15, basket lunch. "Nancy" back in the 1890's, fender and work. \Vu'ro 421. Hc. lied Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Beasley paint proof, dust-tight concrete sub C1ito Church will hold a cousin of husband. i Baptist The commll tee in con her to maintain the in Biloxi, Miss., several days of charge eager help you lloors-an ideal base for rull, FOR SALE: L. C. Smith type series of revival services each day sists of Mrs. Otis Howard, Bur good oppea.ranco of your car •.. last week. They were accornpan- Mrs, Arden pointed out that carpets, linoleum or any lloor writer. new and in the week. with PrncUcaly during Services, nee Fordham and Wylle Fordham. may we serve you' ied 10 Biloxi by Barney Beasley, Frank Was a brother to her hus covering you like, perfect condition. $50.00 cash. Call preaching by the Rev. Grover Ty I who visited his brother and fum- band. rather than a cousin, and Our tested concrete block F. W. Darby Lumber Co" 280 ner, of Meller, will be held at i1y. Mr. and Mrs, Mikell included she told us there were five the ltc 11 a. m. daily and at 8:00 each yf meet quality requirements I New Orleans in their vncntion the Arden brothers. Beginning inr evening, continuing through Frl- ]/''lflh!ill (hrvrO/l't. of all standard specificationa. WANTED-Fryers. We will buy Irip. with Frank, who was the oldest, day. Veterans Corner Sales" Service Ask us for estimate. and In. 011 MI'. and Mrs. Doris Cason and there folowed Don your fryers. We will pay top Toni, Reedy, (.(OR(,J11 A Doily Vacation Bible School SlAlFJ80RO, rormation on a concrete hou•• cash SEA FOOD CENTER, children, Ann and Bobby, M,'. and and Laurie, prices. will be held at 6:00 m. daily p. to fit your requirements, No 60 West Main St. Phone 554. Mrs. Homer Cason and daughter, __ Ior the children. The Rev. Tyner Mr. and Mrs. Wililanl obligation, Telephone cr -.,rite Linda, Can a veteran who lives and I will bc of "Miss Mallie's will in charge the Bible Playhouse" Mikell and Miss Jane Cherry School also. works in the city get � guaran CONCRETE 1. Kinder open Monday, Sept. spent the week end at Savannah Farm Visitors are cordially invited to teed farm loan? Is a veteran eli Loans garten hours: 9 to 12 o'clock. Su Beach. PRODUCTS _ for a home loan while he Is 'I 1.0 a t\end or all of these ser- gible pervised play for a small group any vices. In school under the GJ Bill? ! of young children in the after CO. FOR SALE: Heavy Duty Vice, EDITION i noon. Full co-operation with the are the answers to these 20-in. Fan, 1 Body Sandel', ..tIere public schools. Bulloch and other ft.. J, KENNEDY, Jr, � 4tp. 1 Purox Welding Outfit with cut Chapter questions frequently asked contact representatives of 1 Combination' Of Red Cross - IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL is no ting torch, Emer 0' BOlTON, M.....ACHU.ln& Owner Operator the Veterans Administration: son Radio with 200 1 problem. Start off with oven records,' Meets July 25 MONEY FURNI811BD Pa:rment Pian AdJaatable 1947 SOUTH STREET July-'24� size .7;ETTEft.OWER fresh Holsum Bread, just right Ul.ility Trailer, 4x8, high Q. My National Service Life PROMPTLY To Your Nee4a The annual meeting of the Bul I sides.-C. C. 10 N. Walnut for toast and sandwiches. The Lamb, Insurance was due STATESBORO. GA. loch of the Amer premium two W, �I, NEWTON, Loan Street. county chapter Agent i Holsum Bak�rs. weeks ago. Is my policy lapsed ican Red Cross will take place on Sea blaad Bank � PH0NJ!l.-..62_PHONE i or do I have more now, time to - I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE the court rem at the court house Stateoboro, Ga. PbOll8 __M SEAFOOD rich acres of this the tobacco season, CENTER send In my premium payment? proclaim i . - for what if wife at 12 '" happens my tomorrow, Friday, noon, ."I'," " Leaf lan� I i'�,! to be sorted A, Your polley is not lapsed, when America's choice leaves go to market, i :�: nor will It be lapsed until 31 days ----..� ,- and sold to the makers of millions of dollars worth of cigar- r�ri�£�i::�:�::�.r!�e��'1 after the date on which un your I
-MOTOR . REPAIRING FOR RENT: J8 :F.:�;;�;�;dh;� paid premium was due. �,� Furnished room, ;;:;��sh:;�: nation and tobacco, A of discriminating ;t �"'.: tivities to be present. ettes, cigars, pipe West Jones St., Statesboro. Call PHONE 544 Q. I have received a $4,000.00 383J. I America is a nation of selective tobacco growing, I Fre"" smokers,. Wuter Ftsh, Salt Wntor Fish TEEN-AGE CANTEEN business loan, $2,000.00 of which • I FRESH DAILY APARTMENT for rent: Private I OPEN AGArrN NEXT was guaranteed by VA under the With this special edition we say "Welcome" to .aLl who will -Dressed Free- both. Hot and cold water. Call TUESDAY NIGHT 01 Bill. Is my guaranty privilege All Kinds of I for Come in to see our neiv 314L.-South Main St. 2tp.-7-24 restored to Its original amount attend the Tobacco Market: it holos a world of interest The Teen-Age Canteen, spon Electric Fish Scale" now that all of my Indebtedness Repairing Marshall Ga. sored each Tuesday at the means business for manu- Frown Fruits and Vogeh,ble" HOTEL-Savannah, night has been paid " all: and good grower, plantation, Just Rates $1.5O-Centrally 10- Woman's club room by Uie Junior and Below the City Dairy f�om cated. Woman's will be A. No. You may use your full facturer and retailer for all America! Fryers and Hcns _ Drcs.ed 7-21-6tp Club, open again good smoking next loan entitlement Or Undressed Tuesday night. The canteen guaranty only Rewinding FOR SALE-Brand New ELEC- was closed this week the once. See us as we dress due to your poultry-- TROLUX Vacuum Cleaner. revue It's Clean. It's beauty being held Tuesday Q. Can I get a guaranteed ,CARS Sanitary Coli George Morris at 340. • (1Ip) night. loan to or I I buy build a small apart ment house? I TURNER ELECTRIC MOTOR -ANNOUNCE�IENT_ A. Yes, you may buy or build AI,DRED FA�IILY WiLl, HOLD • a small house with a SERVICE Buy and Sell R.JUNION ON JULY 20 apartment We. business loan, but the total num 21 W. Vine St. Statesboro All Used Cars. THE SODA SHOP relatives of William Thomas ber of family units cannot exceed Aldred and Eliza Poole Aldred four. If more than one veteran Is ore invited WILL REMAIN OPEN to attend the family buying an apartment house, then I reunion at White Oak Camp one additional unit for each vet Ground on Sunday, July 20. Bas eran be added • 24 participating may i • We the HOURS A DAY • ket lunch. DAMP WASH-9 POUNDS-FOR 40 CENTS Pay High to the basic four. est Cas h Priees 1 JUly 21-BegiJming Monday-July 21 Includes Clorox and Soaking For Used Cars. Soo Us Before You Sell Serving Breakfast-Cold Plate Lunches • Your Car. JOHN C. CURB SERVICE MEYERS, Prop. • Bradley &. Cone I I,EAVE YOUR CLOTHES WITH US WIIILE YOU SHOP, WE WiLl, 111\ VE TIIE�I READY I Seed &. Feed • We Have of WANTED WANTED Company IN 40 AIINVTES. Plenty J Good Clean North � 'VVATERMELONS ern Used Cars. Be PEAS • PEAS PEAS • • Sure to See Them PREFERABLY TmCK-RIND i VARIETY Before You Pur i We Have -Contact- "Brabs," "Irons," and "New Era" CURB WASH SERVICE chase Your Used � Car. A. M. JR. FOOD Vine St., Back of T. E. Rushings Office ; BRASWELL, COMPANY Mixed Peas Statesboro, Ga. Phone 148 � Nor.th Zetterower Avenue I i FOR DETAILS NOTICE SOUTHEASTERN • Buy 01' SeU With RAILROAb � � Tobacco Market Us. We Will Give Statesboro I COMPANY, INC., he"eby gives � notice that on the 30th day of You More Value filed � June, 1947, it with the In For Your Money terstate Commerce Commission at NOTICE Than Anyone Else � Washington. D. C., an application In Statesboro. for a certificate of public conven ience and necessity for 8uthcI'ity Mr. Tobacco to COnslJ'uct and a Grower: operate line of Wanted raiJroad extending f,'om Atlanta to We will have all sale at No, Savannah, a distance of ap day's Sheppard's 2, opening I i proximately 229 miles, with about 24th at Fri 20 miles of day's sale July and all day's sale Sheppard's No, 1 siding, spurs, team STATESBORO tracks, etc., all in Fulton, De July and will rotate from this position with full Kalb, day, 25th, I Rockdale, Newton, Jasper, Putnam. BaldWin, Washington, day's sale every day for the season, Fryers Johnson, Emanuel, Candler, Bul AUTO COMPANY • loch, Erfingham, and Chatham Counties, Finance Dock I Georgia.
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The Bulloch Thursday, July 24, 1947 -'. Herald, . j The Bulloch 1947 . Herald, Thursday, July 24, �IRS. SI!llISON EN'I'EltTAINS . .
...... Edlt.or VOIOE STUDENTS AT ��."v-CDO:r- LEODEL COLEMAN Simmons Retums - Assoclatc Edlt.or INI'ORMAJ. nt:OtWTITON G. C. COLEMAN News Editor From Detroit Followlng the reelt al given' by WORTH McDOUGALD No In Strings voice students of Dr. Nell at the Dlrector ...... Advertislng JIM COLEMAN. college Wednesday evening, Mrs . Dodge DIsplay T. E. Serson entertained In West Please Lannle F. Simmons, of the Hall at an Informal reception. Flowers in WC!'p Tobacco, Dodge • Plymouth and Dodge pastel shndes Tobaco buying Interesta have Trucks dealership, has returned attractively arranged In the room program, makes it even more lrn registered a strong complaint from Detroit where he attended and around the punch hm I, whir-h portunt that tobacco be graded the with the Extension Service rei. the Dodge "Job-Rated" truck and centered serving table. Punch better than has been the custom and Individual cukes were alive to strings In tobacco pur special equipment show, the lar dalnt.y in recent years. served the chased In Georgia In 1946. lind gest ever staged by ono manu guests. Greet ing the guests with Mrs. requested that county agents NOTIOE lecturer. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION Serson wore 01'. and Mrs. warn growers to remove st rings Pursuant to Code More than 150 Dodgo trucks= Neil, Months Section 106· $1.75 Six fill were Mrs. J. Per Year and other materials when each with u ussisting Brant $2.50 foreign 301 of the Code of Georgia, no. equipped special body Sr., hcuse-mnthar of sorting and tobacco. tlce is or other Items of truck ley Johnson, •. grading hereby given of the filing 'special WELCOME TO STATESBORO West Hall, Miss Rota E. Follis Buying organizations cnmplain of the application for Regtstrn equipment designed to fit that 27 WEST MA]N STREET and Miss Serson. ed last about too truck to a Sally year finding tlon of trade name by Alvin G. specialized hauling matter 31, 1946, at the post office GEORGIA'S LARGES'r TOBACCO MARKET "Entered• as second-class January The Editor's Chair The Uneasy many strings in the 1945 crop. Rockel' and J. D. Rocker (sue ned-were displayed. guests inpluded Dr. and March 1679." at under Act of 3. Marvin Statesboro, Georgia, However, it seems that growers cessors to Mrs. Pittman, Dean and Alvin c:. Rockel' and Fif'ty-one • distributors of spe left more in last Mrs. Zilch Henderson, and the THERE',S NO MARKET IN GEORGIA. LIKE strings year Joseph C. Rocker) doing business clal bodies and equipment ·"oop· than norma voice students and their Almanac the Weather This Week ... lly. as dates. The Says On THE STATESBORO TOBACCO MARKET! ROCKER APPLIANCE COM· erated with Dodge and displayed This Week the hour, Mr. Mudlson A Verse For Thc fact that very Ilttle grud PANY, in Statesboro, Georgia, several hundred different items During fol TODAY. 'I'IIURSDA\', ,'uly 24, will ho fllir lind plllluUlnt". AND THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE "HOME" The or man 18 like his shadow: It somctJrncH Short entertained with piano se reputation II ing and sorting was done during and that each is a resident of of special truck equipment and will 1m warm. uml some FIUnt\\', .Iuly 25, FOR FORD SERVICE! lections, lows and HomeUmcs precedes him: St Is someumes longer the war period accounted for the Statesboro. Georgia, where said accessories, all designed to cut will be .hot wlt.h �t\'I�UJt,J)AV, ,'uly 26, HhowerH. material more than of costs to SI7,o.-French .trovcrb. foreign unv place business is loca ted. hauling .• promote driver times ehueter than his nutnrul . SUNIli\\', .luly 27, will be fulr. other thing. The war is over now This 23rd day of June, 1947. comfort oc to increase safcty. will as far as is concerned. HATI'IE Trucks and for MOND/\ \'t ,July 28, he rainy wlth thmuler. grading POWELL, equipment eighty. · This, coupled with the four different vocations were 2f), will be posslblll Deputy Clerk, Bulloch PHINTING· ... 'I'UESDAV, ,July stormy. Is The ties of needing t.he stabilization Superior Court. Approximately 60,000 square Today Day WEDNESI>A V, ,'uly SO. will be cooler amI rail'. feet of floor space was' used for BANNER STATES the huge show in buildings on the PRINTING CO. ... But Don't Blame Us If the Almanac Is ." Good Luck! Wrong! Michigan State fairgrounds. Dem 27 "'I'�t l\fnln St. Stutesbnru onstmtlons were and time And then a brief rest where I given large Today marks the dividing S. W. Jo� Marsh .it'''.Iy were on a LEWIS, semi-trailers I.. Coleman Incorporated -- , displayed Jim Oolemnn collet between two periods of the yenr maybe. 89,122,4.60 POUNDS OF TOBACCO SOLD North Main Street Ga. large outdoor area. in 1947 in the minds nnd hearts It takes a strong man to grow Statesboro, . A ON STATESBORO MARKET IN PAST 19 The versatile Dodge Power of the tobacco growers in Bul tobacco. A mnn of character. Want to Run a'" Wagon was displayed with many loch and surrounding counties man of strength. A man with .�1> I BRINGING , of such GROWERS $23,071,571 , Items special equipment, the opening of t.he Statesboro to- will. YEARS, � . "Collective" Farm? � , as cranes, snow plows, wreckers, bacco market. market opening will Tobacco sales as officially reported to the Georgia Depart Today's '�� all field and of the sprayers, �qulpment Since the beginning year find the merchants of Statesboro the warehouses at Statesboro: ;, mont of Agriculture hy ·,From all' This truck has his tobacco seed in Wu readln!r the other about We'r. to ..ork but .... compressors. when he put prepared to serve the people of day "jlllng hard, four-wheel drive, power take-off a lit.l.le si the "eolleetlve" farml have in like to farm the land our e..n. way, t he bed. perhaps wit.h this entire section. They have Total Lbs, Sold Total Income Ave. Price they and front-mounted winch and It certain countrieat It aeems the folks put our own value on the crops, lent prayer, the tobacco grower stocked their shelves with qual 1928 '1.306,288 218,216.07 10.76c who run them have of and r.lax as we like - ir with Is being used widely in Industry, has 'lived in but tobacco be plenty help only not.hlng ity merchandise which may 14.72 1929 2,264,932 333,304.12 ••• 011 utlll !rood hOIUI ••• and the best a temperate, companionable 1101 flclds, mining, by public ...... Seed , ... tobacco tobacco purchased at prices to fit the In 1930 3.329,064 296,542.25 8.91 equipment. of beer: Ues and on farms. coming up. Blue mold setting in. dlvldual pocketbook. Then mer 1931 113.190.96 6.24 Sound. nice - From where I collective P'reezlng nights. Dry weather. chants here realize their prosper 1,812,582 pretty till. you lit, to 7.78 learn that the "farmer" doesn't farming may produce results. But Plants dying. Hunting plants ity depends upon the farmers In 1932 527,504 41,055.55 .------. 0WIl hIa land, or IVln farm It, In the American way - freedom to set out. Plants set out. Dry the section they serve. Realizing 193:1 2.399,432 262,732.84 1O.95 , 0111' HIIH. ne tak.. orders from the work and relax 8S we see fit-·ia weather still. Plants Brok mer dying. that, they buy and sell only 256.548.61 15.65 1934 1,638,898 Itatll producol whatever they what makes this country a great en lands. Rain sets in. More rain. chandlse that Is of a recognized 1935 3.102,164 558,947.74 18.02 want him to produce, at price. they place to live. So let'. not change It I More rain and more rain. Early quality. Not the stuff one buys . .... 1936 18.70 Evon hIa otr-holl1'l are .pent , date. Tobacco In the the street-hawkers who will 3,629,528 678.969.75 � marketing from to .tate •• 15.51 _rdlna rqulatlon '<... barn. Curing out light. Sleepless be here during the market sea 19:17 4,840,582 944,282.60 USE- AIR MAII:-., tllat WDaY ....r horo. Thermometers fluctuat with ... 10 nights. son-f1y.by·nlght salesmen 1938 5,136,320 1.009,143.69 19.65 ! new on6y 5 c�nfSl mark. Prlce? mind: "Hook .:..�------ing. Question only one Idea In i939 5,751,484 731,824.85 12.72 U"ited SlaleJ Weight? him If I can." _�_ _ Copyrj,ht, 1947, Brew". FoundD'iolJ • • 1940 4,567.924 660,512.28 14.46 And today-questlons answer merchants and Bul Statesboro 20.03 ed. for the song 1941 2,651.372 531,069.81 Anxiety waiting loch county merchants invite you or the tobacco auctioneer 8S he 1942 4,039,528 1,211,858.00 29.91 to their stores, and you'll find his trek one row and 37.75 begins up tbem pleasant to do business with. 1943 7.552,768 2,85] ,168.82 down another. 34.80 WELCOME In Statesboro the tobacco grow 1944 9,028,650 3,141,970.20 Some pleased-some dlsappoint er will find five huge tobacco 1945 10,184,984 3,257,778.00 38.34 ed. Some their visions TO STATESBORO realizing with ware houses, well-ltghted, 14,458,456 5,942,425.42 4].10 when they put the seeds in the 1946 well-tralned warehouse forces, Georgi�'s Largest Others wondering what ground. Tobacco Market will become of them. a�f tt�:a��; Today-and the first tobacco �:�e;:,el�e�;�;:ti��ts .:...._1_9_Y_ea_r_s 89_'_1_22_'_46_0 $_�_'3_,0_7_1,_5_71_._56 19_.7_9_C_ companies In the country, togeth· • sold and the first checks cashed, er with every facility to accorn- to represent us in a contest in B_�======_ ��������;��������������������������������: and money begins moving. Bank IT'S TOBACCO modate the grower. distant city where they will corn- notes are Seed loans are paid. ladies On behalf of everyone who our selection of two young TIME paid. And the grower gets him IN make this the best tobacco its beautiful women. In self a haircut and a shave. He helps noted for Stat.esboro has ever known, GEORGIA buys himself a new shlrt-a new season Our section has always been to of overails. His the Herald welcomes you pall' pants-s-new as we possibly can. WELCOME TO STATESBORO ••• Statesboro, not only during the wife buys new curtains-has her .. pete with winners from other cit- man's W_E W E.L_C_O_M_E y-O_U tobacco season, but every day in • hair fixed up-a new dress we had to con Busy GEORGIA'S MARKET I ies in the LARGESlt TOBACUO the year. You'll find the folks state, TO STATESBORO more fruit jars. His daughter For- here and cooperative, side,' only beauty, but poise gets that new evening frock. His friendly not. Georgia's Largest Where You Get the Highest Prices for Your and and anxious to son gets that new sport coat he's willing and personality as well. Tobacco Market. QUALITY WORK 'fobaceo! .... been seeing in the store window. please. We commend the judges for pause • ONE DAY SERVICE their fine selection. We are sorry • we could not enter all twelve "American" Fence and Nails AND TI;IANKS Cut Those Corners contestants in the "Miss Geor- "U. S. S." Galvanized Roofing -Call- contest to show we have TO ALL YOU TOBACCO GROWERS One of the most dangerous son crosses street enters Savan- gin" just "Lone Star" €ement traffic situations in Statesboro nah avenue, where Grady street more than two young ladies we "Owellsboro" where Wagons • one that can be eas- crosses Donaldson street, would be to 375 today-and proud display. "White Rose" Lime remedied-is the num- Zetterower crosses Savannah ily large We congratulate you, Miss "Red We r bel' of "blind corners." One has avenue-to name a few. Top" Plaster appreciate you patronage Fussell, and you, Miss West. You Brothers" Briek • to but ride only a little way on We feel sure there Is a city "Merry during the period you were well deserve the honor that the curing nny street in town and notice law which requires home owners "DeVoe's" Paints HINE-S DRY tobacco ... and hove We know your the dangerous crossings. to trimmed so judges gven you. "Curtis" keep shrubbery Windows and Millwork CLEANERS The fault lies with t.he large that it does not' create a safety you wHi do your )Jest to win for "Harbor" Plywood number of home owners who have IT hazard. We feel sure the mayor, Statesboro when you go to Col WAS A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU "Rubberoid" 27 Vine Street . allowed to to and the Roofing shrubbery grow 'thc city engineer, city umbus. And so-congratulations, "We Cull For nnd Deliver" -WITH- such an extent that it is a traffic police force will take the neces· "Eternit" Asbestos all dreams cOnle Shingles· and may your - hazard. One can come to a com· sary steps to correct these con· SEWER PIPE DRAIN TH,E - FLUE LINING true. at a corner and then soon are - plete stop ditlons which someday WINDOW GLASS SCREEN WIRE - MOR'fAR COLORS cannot see far to the to cost a life - enough going maybe ;,;;;;����������== COTTON - FERTILIZERS right or to the left to proceed yours. TRAF'F'IC BUILDERS' SUPPLIES safely. In many places the driver not kill innocent Let's people .,.,�� ANO QClI"S PRODUCTS must take his auto well into the in Statesboro and then have the E. A. SMITH street before he can determine GRAIN COMPANY blame placed on you-Mr. Home if it is safe to proceed. 14 Vine owner, because you did not trim E",st Street' (Tul'll at Postoffice) Statesboro This is not a situation of iso- C. R. POUND, your shrubb�ry-or upon you, Agent SINCLAm REFINING (JOMPANY !:���R���:S�y �:nC;enro��l1 c��s���� Mr. Mayor because you did not to correct this. -where East Main crosses Zcl'. take steps Statesboro, Georgia terower avenue, where Donald- Let's cut those corners. Congratulations ! Congratulations, "Miss States winners from twelve excellent ex boro" and "Miss Runner-Up." amples of beautiful young ladies When the judges chose Miss was a difficult job. Any of the ' Anne Fussell, of Georgia Teach twelve could do justice to States· COCA-COLA COMPANY IY _,.., A.UTHORITY 01' THE ers College, last week to be "Miss bora in the "Miss Georgia" can· eonLEC UH?ER Statesboro" and Miss Gwen West test in August. But there had te STATESBORO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of St.atesbbro as runner·up. they be a winner and now that the made excellent selections. judges have spoken, it is our duty We realize 'the selection of two to back those selected as much �RIIIVAI. The �ulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24, 1947 1.'947 M,·. and Mrs. T. J. Bulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24, The nnnounco the birth or 0 80n, Rob- crt Thomas, .July 18 atArmstrongl'-the Bul- �;��::=!=::S�;:�------loch County Hospital. Mrs. Arm. strong was fOt'ITICl'ly Miss Frnn ces Blackburn.
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SOCiETY ------1'1I0NE 2t2 Miss Franklin will join Miss �IRS. ERNEST BRANNEN and W. Vn., during the week Flowers used In the. room. H, P. Jones and Mrs. Wayne Cui- wood, Hamer at Ocean Drive hers and grnndbuby, Mllrglu'C't, Bill's guests WCI'O Ashley Boyd, living Margaret Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Wbodeork. Georgia Ladles' note was of Augusta. end by for visit. -vere down us guests of Fred und Johnnie Beaver. Robbie Franklin. high, paper, breath, u ------Rcbru-ts Maxann Mr. and Mrs. Erne.t and Mrs. Arthur Nelson. NOW SIIOWINO ...• 811se Beasley. Though J;:lise had Arthur- Howard. Wlllium Dennis won by Miss Foy. Men's Mr. have returned to their home In Statesboro Tennessee 10 Ihelr "S�IASII VI." marvelous Lotlle must Bill a drum of matches, went to M,·. and Mrs. Fred Smith. S"., croute from FAIR n cook, .. Dc'Loach,. Johnny Burks. high, ALL'S Mev Love. Mrs. Bill Keith won Crescent Brunswlck uf'ter spending In Palatka. Flu., visited Trag'" Story or a hove felt some responsibility Eastlnnd, Jimmie Hodges. Jimmie Bill Keith. spent several duys al home with Mr. and Mrs. D. wrecked Worunn, • Will ash for cut. and W. C. week. crul days Mrs. C. B. Mathows. Mrs, Bill and her nbout rustling up food, ror Fred Brown, Charles Simmons. trays last. SUIR. Anyway, --wlth-. TOWN TA'I'TU1R: received talcum for Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Akins, Low. J. Dominy. MI', nnd Mrs.. 1. R. Rountree, TOBACCO took off one had some difficulty geling her Simmons, Ralph Howard, J,'" Hodges men's Activities Charlie. just Social son, and Mr.und Mrs. J. P. Susan Hayward Lee Bowman hit. she North. of the boat even nfter she and Howard. cut. Savannah Beach home Tuesday, Mrs. Bob of Mucon, salesmnn in the car and started out Phillip M,·s. C. B. Mathews, A super-duper day l'nONE 212 Summlt.t. were the Starts, 3:00, 5:00. 7:10, 9:15 u t It bushel hostess served Ice cream after several weeks. BRANNEN Rountree. of In the person of the farms. It seems. had brought up least The spending Pound and children, Linda and MRS. ERNEST street Monday Sula liked of Mrs. Byron Pili', Dekle (In North Caro of crabs. I'ORTNIOIITEIIS F.NJOV and cake. ell and clime in from their left for Mountain guests Friday cute kid. John were (ine in Bucky Bobby. Sunday that Crops - rish. SATURDAV, ,IVl,V 26 boy.) The und especially good IJIt1DGE OAME The players were: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chisolm and children, where they will spend ten man and Marguerite's lina. Virginia. TIIOSE D,\NOINO .mumbers City. who has of Miss Alva Wilson, (OPENS 1 P. M.) like hot WRS "kinder" oi·· Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie and Mary Margaret. Iron lawn furniture he was selling In Pennsyluunlu. It The Fortnlghters were ent Mrs. Bill Keith, days. PARRISH-DARLEV on Nort.h Main Street. Wrought product Paul Waters and Putty PII" had her vls .(IeIM I". I::W by are heen III. among Oartnon Show Iror a hot In Mr. and Monks S. C .• visiting quite was a darling toy-- plas at Falls, but turned Mr. lind Lester Brannen, Jr., Corner, \vEDDINO HELD THURSDAV Mr. served for twenty white against gladioli. cakes cool Niagara at the Review really Friday evening by W. E.· left on Darley. gleaming Mrs. J. "ish Beauty C. M. Martin. Mrs. McDougald itors Sunrluy Elder nnd "BOSTON BI,ACKIE like Daddy's. By Wasn't so very the home Mrs. Gerald Groover, Mis. Max. her mother, Mrs. tho U. S. his dahlias and roses in full tic tractor. just New York City. well de Mrs. Gene L. Hodges lit N. C AT METIIODIST CHUIICII months in Navy, zlnntah, rlrew applause. and t.hey for Montreat. .• or Clnxton, Mrs. LiI· AND TilE LAW" rolling hod Dr. J. L. vtslt Sunday colorFul B. Glisson. kids arc probably in Montreal. New Jersey of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Reming- ann Foy, W. C. Hodges, Mrs. D. C. McDougald is diploma from St.atesboro High be- summer bloom made a now cool served it, Putty's cost.ume of sil where she will the month of Savannah; nnd -wlth Mrs. spend Of sincere Interest was the linn Cokely, over town (or Johnny's roads. Mrs. S. and ton. ztnnlas were t.he Jackson, Miss Liz Smith, her granddaughter, Mrs, awarded his absence. for the them all the prettiest metallic Colorful Ing Ing during setting party. Summit. ver rnntertal, spangled of August. of Miss Colleen Parrish. Elder P. H. Byrd. of Chester Morris was Irresistible. took a sightseeing bus In Katherine Townsend, in Forsyth. marriage He is now at the Geor- A of rancy sandwiches. salesmanship Charlle fuchsia was employed variety and with stars, lovely. of Mr. and Mrs. Marice Mrs. J. N. Staplet.on daugh- Starts 2:25, 5:07, 7:49. 10:�1 and visited Radio City. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodcock, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Parrish daughter Motor Finance Company. cake and punch N.. C .. knockout in a blue gia brownies. pound young Paul was a of to Fred Bryan tel'. Jean, or Wilmington, Del., ADDED ATTRACTION: AND THAT personable and the Empire had a. their last week Parrish, Portal, II student at the Times Square sleeves like guests and children, Patty and Buddy. Miss Parrish, were served. kick about satin blouse. full John lind Mrs. Harmon Connelly lind "OVER SANTE FtJ TII,\ll," who such a Darley, son of Mr. and Mrs. met Mrs. fellow got State Building and other points. Mrs. Woodcock's parents, Mr. and Georgia Teachers College. for two About thirty callers • last week 1 hose of Latin lovers, white satin and Mrs. Youmans, of Savannah, Ann. of Cuthbert, were Charles Starrell st.ory we told Fletcher Darley. of Statesboro. Con. daughter. with the I'ing "Weren't tired 1" I queried. Mrs. L. A. and daughter, years, has received her normal Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. It you and a metallic sash. Brcuil, James Wa· of 0,·. nnd Mrs. enojy this one. pants gold visited Mr. and Mrs. which took place Thursday after- week end guest.s Starts 3:31. 6:16, 8:58 will probably a was the brisk reply. Bruoc. Bruce remain "Not bit," Think have an eye on the Mary Mary diploma. nelly. with pro they Tues in an W. E. COMEDY: "Briel" anel Ol,,"m" concerns n town boy tel's and were supper guests noon, July 17, Impressive of the Floyd. was wonderful. a visit and was The younger members it - ed for He I know Time on longer Barnes talent. Big Bright Lights service at the First Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Buddy nounced journalistic to their home in Tn- of Mrs. John Paul Jones. at the Floyd home •• accompanied day ATTRACTIVI!l VISITORS group visiting their wed. I WELCOME TO STATESBORO miniature returned from - words around like a. pro DID YOU SEE that. Broadway with Rev. Chas. A. Jnck- her have - - SUNDAY, JUI.V 27 slings Church, END Miss Agan and FETED OVER WEEK joined by Nort.h Carolina. -I a yo-yo, Seems Shuman constructed Jr The music (rip to (or Fred rosstonal handles model L. J. I son. .• officiating. Savan- ding KENNY DELMAR Allcnl As ever,. guest, Miss McDaniel. of GEORGIA'S LARGES'l' 'l'OBACCO. MARKET has out-talk own home. I Miss Bess Jones Winburn, of a blond like his was presented by Jack Averill, Former schoolmates, sorority Radio Show) that perfect exactly JANE. nah, were honored at a lovely Anyway. lawn I Mar- D. C" Is vislting her or vice-versa, was on the front Sunday organist. with solos by Miss of Mrs. Waldo Floyd Washington. As SENATOR CLAGHOI1N ed him, sisters. beach supper. with Mrs. George diamond _ Mr. and Mrs, R. L. Win- a scintiHating and it. even had elec-I Sherman. were week end parents, -In- she wears afternoon garet while at: Broneau, as their hostess at her can Ferguson left hand. From all 1 turned on In the pint- Artistic arrangements of white of Dr. and Mrs. W. E. burn. "IT'S A SON" on her tric Iight.s 1111.1, SIMlIlONS CEI,EBRATES guests home at Savannah Beach. After JOKE. Statesboro Tobacco Market saw It Joe McDaniel. of It's the the man is mighty rooms. Children who gladioli against a background of were Mrs. J. N. Sta- floor Miss Betty -wl(h- hear. young sized IUltTHDAV Floyd. They enjoyed the Ins SIXTH supper ·they the of Miss DOLLARS n whiz at home their cathedral candel- Savannah. was guest. FOR EXTRA she's wondering why and of Del .• and Merkel June Lockhart lucky, (or are probably greenery pleton, Wilmington, show and dancing at Hotel Tybee Unn the Jeanette the have to Jearn can't be smart like L. J. Bill Simmons. Jr., son of Mr. abra decorated the church. her and Mrs. Hal" Mary Agan durlng and t he It's that GOOD GULF GASOLINE making-won't daddies daughter. Jean, patio. Going down for the part.y Daisy, Dog has week end. This smart girl them one. Mrs. Bill Simmons, was six Miss Rowse, maid of mon and daughter, Ann. Ann Start.s 9:30 hard way. and build and Betty Connelly were Mls.es Jean Stapleton. 2:19, 4:04. 5:49, FOR EXTRA POWER! Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hollings studied the art ... years old on Tuesday. July 15. honor, wore a lovely pearl-gray of Cuthbert. Mary Jeanette Agan, Sponsored By JAYCEES ANNE FUSSELL, that gor Connally, visited Mr. he a mallne had as his worth. of Sylvania. and, with his mother's help, dress with pink picture Waldo Floyd. Jr .. Joe McDalliel; Waldo - in - has out a pretty who won first. place Betty Mrs. Ernest Brannen Sunday MONDAV aOiI TUI!lSDAV CUPID Singled geous girl entertained fourteen of his bud hat and pink gloves.' Her corsage Hogarth Sandlford. of Milt· and � guest Sandlford, and contest is Floyd, Jr., Hogarth blue-eyed girl the recent beauty were home JVl,V 28-20 GULF PRIDE MOTOR OIL brown-haired, dies in celebration of the occa Was of carnations. ville, and accompanied by pink Billy and Bobby Holland. to the extent that she madly for just. the right Mrs. C. H. Hollingsworth, of Cave "CROSS MV HEART" Efficient Lubri dazed her shopping sion at his country home. The bride. escorted by her Ia- D,·. and Mrs. W. E. Floyd en. For More Mileage and in an -wlth- to say "I do" August. evening gown. Gwen West, in for who had spent several plans table the ther, was exceptionally lovely tertained with a buffet supper Spring, cation For Those Who Demand the Best, in town fhe arranged by has a sister olher of Statesboro's lovely glrls, casuals ... with the Erneat Brannens. Hutton Sonny Tufts The girl Flclt happy a white flannel suit with smartly their house guests and Billy and days Betty host was gaily decorated in pas Smith friends here that she in the contest, has de Mr. and Mrs. Olin spent Fussell returned Mon. and lot.s of runner-up to versatile and so flared worn with white Miss Jean. Miss Ann and centered a jacket, Bobby Holland, Mary JULY 30·31 C. The white satin tel shades by pale week end at Savannah Beach COMING made while attending T. cided on a lustrous A black Miss last from her home in Augusta ... b. blouse and white gloves. ette and her- guest, day yellow birthday. cake wlt.h pink com'ortcble they'll Agan "UNFAITHFUL" where shoulder model. with a the Solms Hotel. in Statesboro until groom-to-be Is prominent off-the- and shoes and a small Joe McDaniel. of Savannah, at and will visit and blue candies. and with pastel favorite footwear. reptile bag Betty Wilson this taught bodice and full skirt. y:ur Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gwen West leave the heroine of story molded very white straw hat with the crown she and colors t.ed in napkins and on Friday evening. r.-Jiss it? will leave on repea have returned to Geor STOP last Easy, isn't The two beauties bows was host- fol' Columbus, \vhere "Miss year, with covered_With black satin Mrs. George Johnson J.8cksonvi�le mints in lovely mint cups Sister, . July 31. lor Columbus, a to his will be selected in n mRm- of the Disc Thursday, added chic to her costume. She ess Saturday at 8 luncheon at the vi�it MI�� glat! PHl:\Tl\(�· At the Sign Orange are La· individual cakes, each topped by Mrs. Ella W,I- SOME PEOPLE lucky? one of them Alva Wilson and moth review. where they hope wore a corsage of orchids. Jaeckel Hotel,· a pretty compll: beauty Mesdames a candle. The were vinia Floyd's visitors. named "Miss Georgia." single guest.s son. J. Dunham. of will be The bride's mother was gown· ment to Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. latter Mrs. B. Guyton. BANNER STATES both and Connelly. sel'ved Bob's Colas on t:heir arri Mrs. Zita Burke and of Ollv. Stapleton Store in a black model roses centered the and Miss Viola Belcher, favorite Shoe ed simple crepe Red daught�r. PRINTING CO. Olin) has The Connelly. Jean S. SlIIlTH (Mrs. In have daughters, ALlIlA val and fOl' a time were engrossed Joe Burke, were lovely She wore four·course luncheon Miss Peggy visited Miss Wilson last the Bob with small black hat. table and a er, Alvp received a letter from reo had Ann C-both received simp comic books, which they Wednesday and •• St, State.boro and by I carnations. Savannah week. 27 W t Main a birth pink was served. Distributor when Russells her to get en· the Pink snazzy convertibles they asking ceived as favors. Later. they dinner with friends at ,F. Arundel H. p" JONES, ly The mother wore a Covers were laid for Mrs. Sta· Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Coleman Nannie Mell. Bob 19 North Main St. _Statesboro groom"s JIm Coleman Leodal ... certificate for home·made ice this year joyed cherry House. • Janice Arundel attend. graduated navy and white flowered sheer Mrs. Connelly, M,'S. Floyd, and Miss Georgia sent to South America. pleton, Statesboro, is being cream. Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Franklin wed. PERSONALLV. I envy • with white accessories. Her flow. Mrs. Henry Blitch, Mrs. Bob Don· ed the Mathew�.Neuberger Rockefellers' BUT, He is with ·Nelson accom------and Paul Franklin, Jr., in Vidalia For some reason or ers were red carnations. aldson and Mrs. Johnston. ding Sunday. Brown. International Basic Economy Cor- to Ruby Miss Barbara Franklin McKanna time in �=�������������������������������������� the cere· On afternoon Mrs. panled Mr. and Mrs. Hugh I spend so much will In • Immediately follOWing Saturday other. poratlon and he opeate to board a train at a beautiful Savannah Friday have returned to Los Angeles. kitchen-and If I just had mony, the bride and groom left Floyd was hostess the Venezeula and Brazil . where she S. C .• we<-ks for St. Simons. their return her guests, for C)1arleston, Cal., after spending two on like Ruby's--. Look through Upon garden party honoring Con· will visit Miss Willa Wagner. with her Mr. and M..... latest magazines HELEN AND HUGH ARUNDEL they will occupy an apartment at Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. parents, Borne at your .'- Later In the week; Miss Wagner , kitchen and and daughter, Janice, are now Sale I the home of Mrs. E. H. Kennedy nelly. Ed Martin. and find the prettiest Month of 'MItchell End and Mrs. Burton idea what domiciled in one of t.hose darling Mr. you may get an Ruby's thh'd one 1��������������������������=�������������1 and children, Betty ·3nd John. kitchen Is like. I understand that new brick homes-the • • relatives at Main. spent last week with Billy was ready with suggestions. -just off North hand. Pembroke. plans, and �ven a helping THERE REALLV was a scram· Rob· and built· Mrs. Harold Hall and son. all those built·ln __ It has __ __ at the '42 Class __ Boy_s Clearance of visited Mr. and Metter, ble for prizes __ F_o_r ert. In green. Summer out feautres-wall light F_o_r_M_e_n STATESBORO •• Reunion" Saturday evening at the WELCOME TO Mrs. G. W. Clark Friday. red and white checked curtains, BOYS' WASH PANTS 'the "GORILLA" l. Mrs. Paul Lewi. has returned Norris Hotel, especially WORK SHOES and fancy decorative plates all on� J."t Largest ·Paul offered the member most recent- Georgia's from a visit to M,·. and Mrs. about. Oh. I can't write like that NOW ., WAS Tobacco Market. , and It went to Carmen Cow- Lewis in Atlanta and Rev fellow with the journalistic ten· ly wed, but would have gone Mrs. C. A. Johnson, of Dahlon· deneies-but maybe you get the are Morris, I Barnes if he hadn't 54.50 ega, Ga. Idea. It's really "purty." to Buddy $5.95 SUs Qualltyszi moo n. • Mrs. Elton Kennedy been on his h 0 n e y Sizes- !! Mr. and -All I SALE EDITOR was of THE SOCIETV Myrtis Cannon, who is also a and daughter, Melody, Vidalia, last week in with his mother, severely reprimanded member, was being married OTHER STYLES spent Sunday six by a manly yoUl'!! chap just Savannah at the same hour set Mrs. Delma Kennedy. -P-L-A-ID--S-m-R-�-:-w-- AND THANKS ... old. She had Inexcusably Frances Martin Miss Frances Martin, of MI· years I--:-AO-S-Y-S-' - for the' banquet. $3.00 to 57.95 Women's Children's MEN'S DRESS blundered. She had failed to dramat· visited her parents, Mr. flew up from Miami and To all the Bulloch County Tobacco WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES ami, Fla., week write up his birthday party. Well, claimed to prize offered to SANDALS and Mrs. L. F. Martin, this ically __ here this week __ 1942 class young man, it's in the classmate who came from MEN'S WORK SmRTS Growers who used American Fuel SHOES WHITE AND BROWN, end and attended the like told her. (l hope!) just you the most distant place ... Values to $4.00 TAN AND BROWN . reunion Saturday evening. " tobacco man also said, Grand • -Best Products in their Mrs. Homer Simmons, Jr., a.nd Young Quality- curing 'VHITE, BIIOWN·WHITE where WE DISCOVERED quite a -SPECIAL- ma's been off, but I forgot _�_�""'1�_!._�_1_.59 Reduced to children, Julie and Homer, Jr.• Extra 52._B_�_Y_�I_'1 Special of folks at for the 1947 market. AND RED 1$12.95 she went." That's all I needed. number Statesboro. 9Se 1� and 9.95 returned Sunday from a visit to Crescent last week. Quite a col so here's Grandma's story: ------�,i 59c 85c Mrs. Simmon's mother, Mrs. them. Lottie Blitch and $6.95 to $8.95 51.00 Grandma is Mrs, Bill Simmons, ony of •• Reg. Reduced to Whigham, at Bart.ow, Cham· - SLEEVE $10.50 know her as Mary Margaret MEN'S BOYS' LONG AMO�O Turner or could be you daughter, I()-N-E-L-O-T-B-O-Y-S-'-D-R-E-S-S-P-A-N-'J:-S Reduced to: 8.9S Mr. and Mrs. George, SPORT SmRTS i MEN'S nnd daughter, Brenda, were visi NOW (Long) Reduced to WAS i NOW A. B. McDOUGALD 8.95 tors In Dublin and Augusta Wed· WAS LOAFERS � $5.00 6.95 nesday. (Contractor) Value $5.95 Mrs. Wayne Culbreath return· 52.95 51.95 Reduced to $3.95 51.95 7.95 in Edison Satur I, AMERICAN OIL COMPANY $ 5.95 ed to her home For day after spending several weeks Lot 54.00 One I-BO-Y-S'-S-H-O-R-T-S-L-E-E-V-E-sm-R-TS- with her parcnts, Mr, and Mrs. • PLAY SHOES AND 1 -Dark Patterns- CmLDREN'S C. H. Remington. Control MEN'S PAJAMAS Peanut Pest SIZES 6 to 12 SANDALS LEATHER M,'S. Hunter Goolsby, of Fer· WAS NOW 1 PLAY SHOES thc of her SANDALS nandina, Fla., is guest USE \vHlTE, RED, Bird Daniel, and 52.95 I 59c WHITE, RED and PATENT daughter. M,'S. $3.95 AND BROWN AND WHITE family. Dorman had a. her ALSO: 51.49 $4.95 to $5.95 Values Mrs. Alfred guests Monday night her nieces, Regular $6.95 C. E. STAUFFER DUSTS 55.95 54.50 Reduced to: Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Reduced to: WOMEN'S WHITE Smith. of Charleston. S. C. Mrs. W. H. Blitch and daugh· MEN'S T-SHIRTS DRESS SHOES Mrs. E. H. Chambers, and CON'rROL: NOW 54.00 tel'. FOR PEANUT WORM (VII"t Blan Catlrplllar) WAS Value to $5.95 55.00 small daughter, Margaret, of Col· Mrs. lege Park, visited Mr. and $2.00 79c 51.99 Fred Beasley at Crescent last Price wpck. ATHLETIC SmRTS i HANES SEAMJ..ESS NYWN HOSE Reg. $1.50-8ale Mr. and M,·s. Joe Roher! TiII- MEN'S Sizes 4 to 14 51.25 Mrs. G. C. Cole· man, Mr. and Price and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. "OLL�OOD SCOOTERS, White Reg. $6.95--8ale mon, Jr" . week at $4.95 I Lovett are spending this MagnetiC. WELCOME C. ''G::! BAGS- Montreat, N. ONE-TmRD OFF ON ALL HAND W 2'., 0011 Mrs. Hinton Booth and Mr. and STATESBORO- (Jf"!cenl.lns TO Mrs. ROger Holland are visiting -Good Quality- week. _-SM-l�-�-'S-K-�-A-:--I-P-A-N�-s-c-l,! STATESBORO ••• In Atlanta this CONTROL: Largest WELCOME TO FOR LEAF SPOT • Georgia's and Mrs. J. Co. Mrs. Ethel Floyd Akins Appliance In Sa 52.95 GEORGIA'S LARGEST TOBACCO MARKET! M. Mitchell were visitors
______ll---T-o-b-�-c-o-M-a-r-ke-t-- vannah Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bland and return RAY AKINS sons, Buddy and Tommy, (E. ed Thursday to their home In At· 21 West Main Street Men's & his mother, Peff!�!!�!'Phur Boys'Store lanta after viSiting Mrs. A. O. Bland. Sh�����re Ellis were • Statesboro, Ga. Mr: and Mrs. Henry DEALER 44 East Main St. on a busi· • sa: YOUR STAUFFER I���h�!�orite Jacksonville Friday linI1pc:,::: f rin. , ,\:;;=====;;�=;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;=;;:;,;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;;,;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;:;tr The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24, 1947 Good Books Are True Friends Bulls In the best books great men talk to us, give us thelr most preclo,us Tangle; thoughts, and pour Ihcir souls Into ours-Channing. By Mrl, F. F, Bakor Fall In A Well Stlltesooro Presbyterian Bluft and the Cuban project "WJllB OF LUOIFER" _ �Iall- Messer Cobelll ralls III and Gla- I If :ed" bullfight was A short business Chu"eh'llowfol- of como finds us a clcrk Sister, who Is married ers might, too, und he could A "not plann Groover Is meeting the group. GroUI' Singing, con riCH 8811lUCI. employment Lucrezla, annual to Duke of As a what might he not. do a part of the T. O. Wynn lowed the program. Discussed ducted by Mrs. Zach Henderson An extremely colorful, authen with Angelo.. Blconaviu, u dealer the Bisceglia. sway me, Vets Train murdered with "cooter" supper program Friday. were the Fellowshlp camp sched- followed with the 70 persons tic novel ot the Renaissance pe ill WOOl, dyes. brocade. ctc. result, the Duke Is (by hi. subject.s?" ROCKER APPLIANCE CO. so a finds out that 1I lellow Mr. Wynn has for several years NPBDelegate uled to be held In August at Yel- present taking part, riod, with Ceasare Borgia us the During this porlod in history, Cesare's henchmen) that Giacomo On the Farm for his I on can be be called "The Veneuun Feuth given u "cooter" _slipper leading character, seen through Cesare Borgia wus well the marrtage arranged spy W. A. of Cor the Groover, SUISOIl, lias Lucrezla and Alfonso D' (rom u wcnpon he More than 113,000 veternna In business associates county the eyes ot a young boy who be way to conquering aU of Italy. tween C)'," peculiar been named u with gl'owcl··dclognlc to uses assassinations Is five sout.hell8tcl'n states uro now and Irom Savannah, along comes his and and one united country Este, and by tying these two (01' responsi the secretary personal making This annual National Peanut Council for families ble for his brother's nnd engnged in on-tho-farm numerous friends. Domestic and Commercial Appliances spy. Giacomo Orso Is the boy, und of it. Previous to his attacks on leadtng togcthcr, perfect murder, trnlnlng, a .fter three-year rorrn, starting Au tor a unification of to kill him. He tells him combined with classroom lnstruc affair was repeated Friday the story opens with the murder Forll, Giacomo's home town is hi. plans plans gust 1, H. L. more 100 WingHte, prestden: the idea that he has discovered 1\ secret tlon, the Veternns Admlulst rnt lcn noon with than present PLUMBING AND of his father by some unknown raided and his mother and broth Italy. (€esare haa right of t he Farm REFRIGERATION, fish, Georgia Bureau und were into the Vatican reported recently. to enjoy the barbecue, person. His mother has a prema er killed by supposed enemies of but his methods deploruble.) passage leading muldown, vice-president of the council, an- The rnnn's (01' The state of Tennessee lends brunswick stew, catfish ture child, and because bot h tho Cesare. Giacomo's goes again to This causes a lot of gossip, along treasury. greed ELECTRICAI� CONTRACTING 01 and Mr. Wynn's another Incident which overcomes his others In the 1101.l0n wlth lt s slaw, lemonade, mother and chUd are so III, the Catcrlna, but she has him thrown with hap moncy suspiclon, Mr. G,'OOVCl' lUIS nrc tarts. grown pea about this time. The and he und a his supervised lind his clnssroorn WELCOME TO •• favorite apple villagers declare that she is pos into prison, from which he is res pens city Captain Veneto, STATESBORO nuts since 1920 and hus Instructor was served nt 6 m attended been under arc lured to their visits him regutn rly to The 'cost p. SALES & SERVICE sessed of an evil spirit. Glneomo cued when Cesare conquers For of Faenza has seige supervisor, severn I Gcorgia's Largest Tobaeco Market peanut meetings in Wash and the con Veneto lives check on his prnr+lcnl farm and was thoroughly enjoyed by goes to Forll to see Caterina II. for several mcnths deaths, long enough to to Later In the ingt.on help detol'mine gov Lord Astorre I hat Cesare 01' work. all present. evening Sfooza, the countess, and asks her He becomes a sort of secretary duct of Its ruler, to tell diacolllo ernment pollclcs on this crop. He GEORGIA The great of Ow vet a neighbor's I,OOO-pound, long STATESBORO, to help lift the both to Cesare, who has the raiders of Manfredi, has aroused Cesare's dered the rald on Piscinn, and has ruajorlty is spell. They Bulloch . Hereford bull by perhaps county's most the at him eruns participating in the pro horned dropped get 'yell and Giacomo decides to Piscinu executed. Giacomo has admiration. When city finally been laughing for being us he own or call on Mr. bull of outstanding grower, has Manfredi his a fool. gram lcnse their own to Wynn's still' in Forll and learn a trade. been an idealistic, honest boy, but surrenders he gives such gullible often produced wall over a Phone 570 West St. Iarms. WELCOME TO SUTTON'S- about the same size, color and ton 37 Main he has means to kill He Is taken as an apprentice by through his connections with the freedom. Later, however, Giacomo Cesare, PCI' acre, Mr. _ they Groover works brother killed victim 10 Ihe Tn Ior The Coldest Beer In Town temperament. Immediately Messer • (and u Borgias becomes almost as cor the man and his but falls plague, Georgia, CXUI11IJIC', ifg r with lhe Bobelll, painter Into a Georgia Experiment Sta had "res the VA tangled rip-snorting fight. distant relative), and falls in love rupt as Cesare himself. One of with the explanation that he which was revaglng Rome. He furnished by I ho WARNS OF COLLAPSE ... Pr.. to tion on some field test demon There seemed to be no end with to him so much that oth- recovers and hears that Cesare Division of Voeal.lonal Educnt ion 0' our ecen his Leonora. his duties is spy on Cesare's "admired dlcUD,. • !lcollapse strations in and daughter, their endurance until the visiting variety fertilizer too. While of the St.ate of Edu omy" unless Immediate stbps are has had the plague, Department animal Into work on peanuts there on his bull pushed th home '.ken, Emil Rleve, chalrmau 0' Cesare was ill the conquered cation Indicate that 2,315 vet • farm. followed OJ' a well and then right CIO's 'ull emplnymeut cemmlttce, princes had revolted and his pow crans, \,37 per cent, own their first.. costs have not W. H. Smith, of West Side, was along on top of him head 1.)'1 rising living er is at un end. Giacomo goes to' farms; 1,937, or 31 per cent crcited • _, into the beeD checked. named the alternate delegate for Superbly Mr. Wynn's bull went see Cesare with the intention of lease; 1,501, or 24 per cent, are back this term and will work with MI'. chic ... Iruly fli well, through the curb, killing him but, when he sees what shnrecroppo... ; and 501, 01' 8 per Groover On the council. Mr. Smith for "his" qUlin. cent arc In SUTTON'S wards. a wreck the disease bus made of pnrtncrohlp. is one of tile was to the railroad extending from Atlanta largest peanut grow total or VA A wrecker brought him, and see that Cesaro Is POWR 17,270 trainees, said. West l\fain Street Statesboro to a distance of CI'S in 1 he county. battleground and the bulls were Savannah, ap erless, he leaves. In Alabama, there are 10,712 the well. Neither of proximately 229 miles, with about I pulled out of SALE This Is the end of the Borglns, trainees; Georgia, 6,254, South them the worse for 20 miles of spurs, team- 6.074 nnd seemed any Siding, METIIODIST YOUTII and the story proper, but In an Caroltna, Florida. 3,518. the or the fall Into the well. tracks, etc., all in Fulton, De- The Is fight FELLOWSIUP M�EETS epilogue we find Giamoeo (ten program designed pri Mr. Wynn is positive the fight Kalb, Rockdale, Newton, Jasper, marily for veterans who awn 01' ,\'r Nt:VILS years later) married 1.0 Leonora, was not a of t.he Putnam, Baldwin, Washington, operate farms. The veteran's farm planned part To Reduce Stock a Junior partner of the firm of Johnson, Emanuel, Candler, Bul- is considered his where evening. The sub-district Buonavla nnd Orso, nnd a suc laboratory loch, Effingham, and Chatham he puts Into practice the knowl Youth Fellewship held its regu- cessful and happy man. Counties, Finance Dock- The he learns at n FOR LETTER OF Georgia. lar favorite edge nearby agri PETITION Shoe Store to I meeting at Nevils July 14. According this book, can't; et No. 15764. WAS NOW cultural or vocutlorial schol. Ali OUARDIANSIJIP The program was presented by Cleo Lucrezla Borgia 8S t.he demon of the fnrm GEORGIA, Bulloch County. the Nevils Youth we have been- led to believe she veteran's operntions SOUTHEASTERN RAILROAD FellolVship and GYM SETS and _ __ 30.00 25.00 19 North Main (2 swings see-saw) $ $ 1------ To All Whom It May Concern: feautred nn 'address by the Rev. St. Statesboro was, but as an Innocent: tool of _._ COMPANY, INC. I CEDAR CHESTS _ _ _._._ _ __ as.OO 21.00 Frank W. Hughes having ap Claude of her brother and fa ther . Peppel', pastorMethOdist.the I . _ CEDAR CHESTS _ .. __ _ .. _._._ __ _._._�. 35.00 21.00 plied to me for Guardianship of ... �
.. George R. Lockhart, incompetent, CmLD'S'DESK _ _._._._.-_ _ __ 15.00 10.00 a AII"MAIll ..
._. __ .. _. _._ _. notice that said PORCH __ THAf is hereby given ROCKERS 9.00 6.00 NON-FJOTION - ...... will be heard at my LETTERI application PADDED CHAIRS __ ._._ _ ... ._� _ .. _._. .. __ 10.40 5.00 @--, office at ten o'clock a.m., on the NOW COSH ONLY 5 CENTS AN 01. CANE BO'M'OM CHAIRS(for _. __ . 2.75 1.50 "WHY THJllY BEHA\,E LIKE first in Kids) Monday August. John Flscher_ BRnKFAST ROOM SET _._ _ _� .. 20.00 8.00 RUSSIANS"-by This 26th of 1947. day June, The best book of Its kind I have WOOD BED .. __ ... .. _ .. � .. __ _�_._ _ _��_ .. __ F. I. WILLIAMS, 20.00 10.00 ever read, and it is a "must" for Ordinary. KNEE-HOLE DESK __ _._ _._. __ .. _ _ �� .. _ 40.00 20.00 anyone who is interested in keep
_. � PORCH SWINGS __ _ _._._ _._. .. _._ .. _ 9.50 6.00 ing our country from fighting an· PETITION FOR LE1'TERS .l\IDDIE GLIDER __ . __ .. _ _._�_. __ _ _ � .... _ 11.50 8.50 other war. It should be required OF DlS�nSSION and .. __ ._ .. _. .. _ .. __ in school in DODGE STEEL ARMY COTS ._._ _ _ 10.00 6.50 every America, Bulloch GEORGIA, County. I would like to see It serialized in II LARGE ._._.�� _ _. __ .�_ 20.00 9.00 Whereas, J. E. MeCroan, Ad WALL_MIRRORS newspapers, too. ministrator of the estate of ALL STEEL TOY WAGONS de- (with The Russians hove been' care
to the luxe Balloon . __ .��� .. _ .. _._ .... �.�. __ ._ .... ·11.95 10.00 Brooks Wnters, represents D EP • tires) �_ from under EN D.AE I'LITY" fully guarded Rny Court in his flied peUtion, duly BABY BEDS _ ...... 20.00 11.00 standing of the capitalislic world. and entered 011 that he record, - �_. ._. __ �._ .. _._._ __ ._ 'lVealth _ _ __ _ of BICYCLES ...... 45.00 40.00 They believe that "the has administered Brooks fully the U. S. is in the hands of u • • _. ... _._ __ • __ .. _ WELCOME TO' STATESBORO IRONING BOARDS _ .. _'C 6.50 4.50 Waters' estate. This Is to notify small group of millionaires who The word OIL STOVE _� .. �.� .. __ 7.00 6.00 all persons concerned to show DEPENDABILITY was born in 2-BURNER OVENS Georgia's Largest "sweat" the workers as hard as - cause, If they said CANE BOTTOM CHAIRS _�_� __ �_ .. _._._._ .. _ ... _.. 3.50 1.95 any have, why Tobacco Market. they can. A working day lasts administrator should not be dis JET __ ._ ... ._ ..... _._ ... _� .. ::: _ .. _._� .. _ .. _. 150.00 180.00 PUMPS ten hours. Agriculture Is i� de charged from his administration - exclusive reference to the IT'S QUALI TY THAT COUNTS IN SIIf\LLOW WELL PUMPS _ .. __ :._ .. _ .. _._ .. _ 185.00 110.00 cay."� It doesn't do us any good - and receive Letters of DismissIon Dodge automobile, thirt� Dixie Auto Store , II to because what we TOBACCO,. DEEP WELL PUMPS ...... � ... __ _ .... _._�_.�_ .. 175.00 150.00 protest, say on the first In Monday August, never reaches the average Rus 1947. IT'S QU A LITY THAT COUNTS IN COLEMAN HOT WATER HEATERS sian.
__ It to . ._._ .. _._ .. _._ ... _._ .. �� .. _._ ...... _ F. I. WILLIAMS, years ago. applies in the same PRESCRIPTIONS . , , (Oil Burning) 119.00 95.00 Dodge today exactly "The standard of living every Ordinary. can SINGLE-BARREL SHOTGUNS __ ._._ .. __ ... 18.95 17.95 You depend on Ours, We fill your where except in the Ukl'aine Is
(7-31-4tc.) � POWER LAWN MOWER .. _ __ �.�_ .. _._. _ 189.00 155.00 prescriptions exactly as you r doctor l�wer than·that of the sharecrop. BUDGET PLAN exclusive II AXES _�_� _.� _ _.� .. _ ... 8.00 2.50 way, although the Dictionary now contains writes it, (without handle) per in the South." NOTIOE FlSmNG RODS _ .. _�.� __ ._ .. _._ _._� .. _._. __ __ ._. __ . 8.00 to 10.00 "A pall' of shoes costs $81, silk SOUTHEASTERN • You can ride on RAILROAD a the av DRUGS �.�� _ and HURD ROD AND REEL .. ... _ .. �_.' 45.00 35.00 "stockings $12 pair," highest quality Dunlop COMPANY, INC., hereby gives it and defines it. TOILETRIES WOOD 10 Discount erage wage j'n Russia is 300 ru Tires and for them while notice that On the 30th of STOVES, % day bies, with a ruble worth about pay you enjoy
SUNDRIES _. __ ... __ ._ .. � .... _ .. _ .. _� .. _ ... _ .. __ .. _ June, 1947, it filed with the In ELECTRIC FANS 10.00 to 100.00 ten cents. them. Just a small down and a terstate Commerce Commission at SODAS COLEMAN CAMP STOVES _ .. �_ . 15.00 12.50 payment Mr. Fischel' claims that Russia D. an Washington, C., application G. I. POCKET STOVE._. __ .... _. __ _ _ .. _ __ . 12.00 10.00 The of the word remains isn't in any shape to make war little each week is all need to insure for a Dodge certificate of public conven meaning • you ' .. _ _._ _ .. _. 9.00 NESTED CAMP POT SET 12.00 soon, and I hope it Isn't I ience and necessity for authority ',Il!aln mile of trouble free ..... _ .. _ _�._ ._ _._ � mile _._ wishful He says after to KNEE PADS �_.�. 1.65 1.40 just thinking. driving. construct and operate 8 line of "Even if we should surrender the _� ... �� well fixed and proven. It means The POCKET KNIVES _._ _ ��._ _ � .50 2.00 exceptional Style, College starategic keys to Europe nnd " . Pharmacy. MEDIOINE CABINET ���._.�_._.�._ .. _._ .. 25.00 20.00 Asia, and scrap the atomic bomb, Quality Come. Fir.t Here TUBS _.� __ ._ _. 2.25 2.00 "WHERE THE CROWDS GO" SQUARE WASJI the men in the l
,_ \ --AT THE- 5PECIALLY T'RAINED • MECHANICS If is more con budget buying NOW ••• NEW venient than cash, we'll be " . .'. #1._ an Ac- , to open Pay ------WE MAKIE IT glad Eaay _. �lf.f��r- count for you. ------�-----·r EASY TO BUY STATESBORO $2.00 Down and
�h••• SPECIALLY SOCKS FOR YOU $1.25 A WEEK G1l'Ou»jVEttR because wear bet.. they new DeLuxe TOOLS buys a Goodyeru ter, last longer .• , look 'DESIGNEO WAREHOUSE tilES Tire size 6.00:0:16 - other sizes smoother and smarter, Cotton 801e for extra proportionately low. Stop in comfort. ANt> EQUfPMENT today for one, two or a let of then lenlational DeW Good • • ------'------that .•• �------yeau give you
o --�- 34 % MOM Non.Sldd Mileage At A 101/1 of. Lowor Prleo- We guarantee each and everyone the same FACTORY Stro....r Cord Io4y Wider. ncdtor 'NCId ENGINEERED ANO FAIR and IMPARTIAL service. Bring your ImproYOd Sbouldor Dellgn; r...� INS'PECTE'D PARTS ·Prlcel cui 10 Iff. % on aU popular next load to: lizel. Other liz.. 01.0 at new low
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YOUR OLD TIRES they spell prompt servic�, economical service and NEW JepenJa"/e service for any car owner. So, if that is what 'NEW TIRES DESERVE NEW TUBES you have been looking for, come in and get acquainted � � �..q . with us. Whether the is a minor or a major STATESBORO NYlON job adjustment REINFORCED we art here to serve - and TOI overhaul, you please you. ••• ,t ...... WALKER TIRE and BA'I'J'ERY ·lIo-iuy LH4cr 1M 13,..,., SERVIOE WAREHOUSE WELCOME TO STATESBORO ..• 41 E. Main St.-Phone 4'72 GEORGIA'S LARGEST TOBACCO 'MARKET I -and- STATESBORO, GEORGIA-PHONE 587 WALKER TIRE and BATTERY Hobson DuBose • SERVICE STATION 62 E. Main St.-Phone 23'7 EVERETT MOTOR COMPANY CECIL WOOTEN NORMAN SWAIN J. OLLIFF EVERETT North Main St. Ga. �------.-.------� Sta�sboro, The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24,.1947 North by Henry Allen: to an Iron corner pin; and bound Make Cheddar Cheese East by lands of Henry Alien: ed 8S rouows: On I he North by KNOW YOUR BREED � From Pasteurized Milk �;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; South by Weat Main Street. Said West Main Street; on the East by Golden Palomino lbounded a lands of Mrs. Ruth Mal" A new method of muklug Amer · · lot fronting on West Suddath. DItYDEN on lenn cheddar cheese greatly almpll By IV. J. width or distance of 40 feet, and grantor herein: Ihe South by nnd fles tho whole operution enables L I Ad' running back between parallel lands of King, nnd Denmark St., chccscmnkcr to tho uvernge pro Orlglnully a cross between Pnlo ega, on the West lund. of Lnw vertismg lines a depth or distance 01 60 und by due u uniform nnd high-Quality mtnc und Arnblnn. the Golden Pule feet. and havlng been deeded to son Allen Estate. product regularly. The new meth mlno hos become recognized as the AI'PLICATION To LAND W. Mrs. The terms 01 the sale will be od usea pasteurized milk. destroyed golden horse Pnlomlt;o. Photo shows SELL by lands of M. M. Holland Es Fred Darby by Maggie cash. at undcshnble bactorto. to which GEORGIA, Bulloch Couty: tate; West by land fonnerly own Brannen on July 9th. 1931. said 1947. nn active nnd dependable sturter By virtue of an order from the ed by Chas. K. Bland. and West deed being recorded in Book 88, Thl. July 7th. contnlnlng cnly the essential buc of JOHN L.· Court of Ordinary of Bulloch by lands of J. L. Mathews. For a Page 312, of the Clerk's Office ALLEN, terln hns been added, and nell! nnd ROGER County, Will be sold. at public fuller and more the Superior C 0 u I' t, Bulloch ALLEN. time control. WELCOM,E. complete descrip Administrators of Estate of outcry, on the first Tueaduy In tion Is a plat of same recorded In County. Georgia. STATESBORO TO August, 1947, at the court house the clerk's office of Bulloch Also, that certain vacant lot of Lawson Allen, deceased. door Georgia's Largest In said county, between the County Superior Court, In need land being and lying in the City (7-31-4tp.) ,---- Market. legal hours of sale: Record Book No. of Statesboro. Georgia, in the Tobacco 64. Page 484: NOTJ(]I'J TO DElITOItS AND All that certain lot or of said lot contains 55/100 of an 1209th G. M. District of Bulloch • parcel OREDITOItS land. with acre. County, Georgia, and fronting lIUILmmS SUPI'UES Improvef'lents thereon. GEORGIA. Bulloch County. Situate, lying and in the all that certain with North on West Main Street. a being Also, lot, creditors of the of SPOON-FED ORPHAN .• _ Too WINDOWS, SOI�I!lENS All estnte 1209th G. M. District of Bulloch distance of Sixty (60) Feet, and to feed Itself and no improvements thereon, situate, late young having HARJ)WARE, PAINT ·L. A. Alton, of Bulloch County, and the western of and in the western back. between parallel mama or papa to take care or 1& part lying being running are some Gurretscn County, Georgln, deceased, at the George the of of 279.5 to In a nice, comfortable nest, tbls • City Statesboro. and part of the City of Statesboro, and' lines a distance feet, prides. hereby notified to render in their Uttle wood thrush Is fed by hand 'I�voryt.hlng In Bulldlng SUI'I,lIc8' bounded as follows: On' the in the 1209th G. M. District of lands of King; thence In a South They are bigger and stronger thon demands to the undersigned ac from a spoon. It was deserted bl north by West Main Bulloch and direction Sixty (60) Feet lhe sire and nrc the quarter-horse Street, East County. Georgia, easterly all Its parents In Philadelphia. • cording to law, and persons type. Their temperament Is fiery, Indebted to said estate are re but- they may be trained to gentle M.E.ALDERMAN quired to make immediate pay ness. The Infusion of Aruulan TRAF'F'IC ROOFING CO. a ment to us. "blue-blood," resulted Bontor, 'f,p� AND Q"IP� 20-22 W. Main St. classlc gray Arab. This July 7th, ] 947. I Administrators of Estate Turns Rooster Into of L. A. Alien. J7-3-4tp.) Good Setting Hen The application of hormones ns on NOTIOI'J hns been aid In fattening poultry All persons holding claims carried on for some time. The hor against the estate 01 Mrs. R. Lee mones tried have had the effect of Moore, deceased, are requested to "tenderizing" the flesh of poultry. present itemized sworn statement of said claims to the undersigned within six. weeks and nil persons Indebted to \ he esta te are re quested to make prompt settle ment with the undersigned. MrSS MAY KENNEDY. Execurix, Estate of Mrs. R. L. Moore, deceased. 8-7-6tp.
------APPUOATION FOR LETTERS OF AD�nNISTRATION Dr. A. V. Nalbandev, University GEORGIA. Bulloch County. demonstra tel success or IUlnois, Mrs Mrs. M. E. Richardson, of or bormone experiments to Lee Bulloch County. Ga., having ap CampbeU and Ralpb Inho". 01- to me for' Letters of Admin flolats or Illinois Poultry Improve plied ment association. Istration on the Estate of Mrs. A. J. Scott, deceased. this is to The use of hormones t. prolactin notify all persons concerned to into hens transform roosters setting .. "' "' "',"' "' • .. "'""'''''''..''' '''..'''..''''''""·'''"""".. ",,,," , .."'''''''''' 61· file their objections. if any they hns been successfully accomplished on or before the first Mon- at University of Illinois. have. i day in August, else application WELCOME TO STATESBORO. " " COME ro GEORGIA'S GREATEST '-----'------...;.------.------J l will be granted. F. I. GEORGIA'S LARGES'l' TOBACCO MARKET! roBACCO MARKET - STATESBORO WILLIAMS.
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It is no accident that 1946 saw our market i � the largest in the State and we look forward to a better season than ever in 1947. We are proud of the part this bank has played in ISee �;fm!�f=:�E!E:!,,,, I this so. making ! Such as:-
I • Freezers-All • Deep Sizes. WELCOME • Electric Apartment Ranges. ro STATESBORO It is our function to aid both the buyer and • Portable Console Radios. WELCOME Georgia's Largest seller' on the Statesboro Tobacco Market. • Kerosene and Wood TO STATESBORO Gas, Ranges. �a'lJlIW ommqoJ; OUI' facilities and experience help both. Georgia's Largest • Gas, and Electric Water Heaters. .' 'I'obacee Market! • Bath Tubs, Commodes, Lavoratories. • IT'S TOBACCO • Exhaust Fans. TIME IN GEORGIA Bank • The Bulloch County •
MEMBER of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION It's Concreate Blocks We welcome you to, Statesboro's Two Statesboro, Georgia -for I Barns ;�:�N;��::e:-� Theatres Tobacco I 16 COURTLAND ST_ GA. STATESBORO, Where Your Entertain , I ment Desires Are Our
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for comfort ... new Owner·Operator grearer windshield's that are 5 inches wider and 2 inches S. zeucrower Ave. at G und.F ny. Thealre y, higher. Georgia . .• new ventilation with for St n teaboro, On. provision • fresh air ... new insulation, sound PH0NE-52__PHONI!l heating proofing and weather sealing. And Ihey have many improved, war-proved engln!! and chassis advancements that make them lhe strongest, .�·�POWfR' sturdiest GMCs of their kind ever buih, They STAMINA AND are offered in a wide variety of body and chassis "RfORIiIIAHCI types. _ . all designed 10 do a better hauling job,
...----- YMAC Tim. Paymllll Plan A"..uro, You of Ihe Lowe,' Availabl. Ral., _ I THE TRUCK OF VALUE i WOODCOCK MOTOR CO. 1 East Main St. Statesboro, Ga.' Consertation' Pays Cattle Horn-Fly Trap I Big Cash Dividends R. MINKOVITZ (I SONS nt Considerable success hOI been Save the Soil Methods talned In Australia using 8 horn-fly In n or Ideal trap constructed gateway At Purdue Prove cntue must lone through which the The A solI consorwitton system com once or twice n dny. POI POSI at the trap 1. 33 bining the tenrnwcrk lorge sngcway through amounts at fertilizer, contour Inrm Inches wide and 100 feel long. l n manure nnd Bulloch 1947 g , The Herald, 24, In the root J8 coated In Thursday, July The glass deep rooted leg with DDT and protected IO·SUMMER the inside M umes, not only screen ------ from the collie by coarse snvea sorely needed , ralnfnll nnd reduce. the Joss or soil, 01' gonic mutter ond Farm Loans plant tood througl runoff. but olso pro motes grently in creased yields of corn, whent and hoy, according to Glenn Bedell. Such n system �fONEY FURNISIIED proved Its benefits nt the Purdue stu I'ROMPTLY tlon. The test was W, M, NEWTON, Loan Agenl conducted 1n 12 at cattle horn-oy trap rec Island Bank Type from Sea Balldlnr Macdonald cotlele. small fields ommended b)' Ga,. PhoDo 1042 through 1945, Stn�lboro, '�M fields hod wire, The animal passing througll All the B� STYLE, TONE, and h r e r ro t n- the trap has to brush between t e-ycn wheat under two sets of curtains, and eight tions: corn, and meadow. Six PERFQRMANCE, VALUE weighted strips, brush her legs and were belly, dislodging the flies which rise however, on and contact the treated formed with com in'Every Dept. 'Things to the light "'lore wa- EXCiting Savings the glass. ter b 0 0'8 t I mall practices; DA.MP WASH-9 POUNDS-FOR 40 CENTS other six with a con corn yield. I servation system. You Need Now Our Mid·Summer Sale Gains ' Includes Clorox and Soaking During Anaplasmosis On the fields which had the bene contour Foothold on Ht at extra fertilizer, crop Range rooted . 1.,_",, Ira. 1116 manure, lime and deep "AI011crllc'� �ln'lIler-Emo,..on Anaplasmosis is a febrile, tnrec ping, the water loss from runoff Il",Ii" hlm/f" 51.1. AC·DC lious disease, transmitted from sick legumes, CURB SERVICE Superheterodyne. • for four was eight inches, Were Never Greater horse yenrs An rndlo in with all For or Waited carrier cattle ticks, every respect YOu've or by outstanding The Sale on fields farmed Savings with 17% flies and other biting insects, ¥ouna compared U1AVE voun OI_OTlIES WITII us WIUI.E JUICst develupments, Modern plaetle cubinct it under the common system, Soil loss ",�-WAY" PORTABLE animals are seldom affected .. of NEW exquisite 3 dtmen. conserva YOU SIIOI', WE WII_1. HAVE 'fHtjM nt:ADY Enlf'rlon Ra,lia Model 536_ "rling-wilh was only I.B tons under is still tn the ex and .;... ,' The treatment csm AC·DC battery eperauon. Yeu , .. enl Values to Shout About!! FULL-FASHIONED tion against B.B tons with the IN 40 MINUl'ES, GIGANTIC' SALE and is I real perlmental stage largely mottcr losses Bet portable perfection af man system. Organic emnller excel veterinary problem. Animals size, lighter weight. !\ were 492 and 976 pounds, respec- 88 MEN'S AND with should be Ieuce of engineering and eeneen flicted Hie malady were tively, while those of nitrogen • tmted In the shade, given plenty 01 power-s- STUDENTS SUMMER kept 77 19 and 10 ond pounds; phosphorus ONI_Y •••••• '3905 clean water, a litUe green feed, 62; and potash, 10 and 24 pounds. flies. Intro Leu8aueriu ";2�;;'a and protected against COllie in Totlny lor Sighe Corn yields averaged 92 bushels venous of mercurochrome CURB WASH SERVICE ",,,I SOlin" injection bushels on the O"ler Nc", EmeTlnn Radlo�lodel. Delllonll,I'Rlion I acre 62 . against , with success 8S well per has been used 1945 the common fields, In 1042, By -/01' Ellery Purpo,. 8 Summer as modified sodlum-cacodylute bushels Vine Back of T. E. Office corn output reached 122 per St., Rushings • treatment. with 71 bushels on Phone 148 cumpnred Ga. . ----- acre, .. Statesboro, , Nylons the common fields, Wheat yields f!J�> for Black Rot 25 15 bushels, Very sheer. Irregulars SUITS Remedy oven�ged bush;ls o�d ;� Disease Among Grapes The NORGE Dealer f usual $1.50 quality. Use of borde au mixture 4-4-100 ------..,., plus one pound at rosin fish oil soap .... of spray mIxture is Sizes 8!' to per 100 gallons Dresses lOY, recommended for those vineyards Statesboro and Co. rot and mildew .Equipment Supply Off where black downy VALUES TO have been serieus. ThIs spray Is PHONE MO $12.95 Limit: 2 Pairs 25% 44 EAST MAIN STREET to applied ju.t before bloom, just atter To Customer Formerly $17.H5 $39.50 bloom ao:.� two weeks after bloom. If rainfall Is above normal, It may NOW $13.46 TO $29.62 be necessanry to make a fourth to $1.29 Cool wool , Formerly application two weeks aller the third 36 In,-'-8 oz., Featherproof 1000/0 tropicals,.
. treatment. ersuckers, and rayon mix- .....,�-',.... _.. tures. Hyde Park and other Ia WELCOME -DRAPERY MATERIAL TICKING mous makes. You'll want two • Cottons-Linens of these! Spuns-Crepes A • Prints-Solids 7" d• ," y ·6geyd. MEN'S 100% WOOL III • Sizes 9 to 17, 12 to 20 36 Inches Wide Standard Stripe. Reg. 79c 38 to 52 Attractive Patterns "_..KIllE. Other dresses slashed 1-:-:------SPORT COATS It's Hard to Believe! $10 for quick clearance. Sen-- Double and TwiJi Size to sational savings in new US�lIlJlly UJI $19.95 CHENILLE summer styles. • Second Floor REAL UARGAIN NEWS! Be Here When the Men's Dress and Sport Doors C?pen Bed Spreads $4.98 ADVANCE SALE OF Colors in Blue, ROse and Green. UsuaUy $6.95 Shirts $1.88 PART WOOL WELCOME Usual 100 Cannon HERE'S A SCOOP! Solid white and solid blue TO STATESBORO Boy's Dungaree dress shirts. Long and short - slceve shirts. Georgia's Greatest - sport Blank,ets to Tobacco Market. WASH CLOTHS Formerly $2.98 1 Oe PANTS $1.00 -DON'T DELAY!- • Full Olive Drab Sizes 6 tl) 14 $3.98 12x12 Size Limit 6 r,nJQf_ HERE's A REAL BUY! MEN'S KHAKI beautiful cabinet to A Usually $1.98 Men's Broadcloth and a mechanical mar solid color. cotton. Usu We Have Two Things Heavy Wool, rayon, ltnd vel" ,designed and sold at $4.98 season. Wonderful Never Before Such WORK PAINTS Common With the ally during prices Bargains! ,In built by International in other styles during -this blanket sale. SHORTS 6ge \ Statesboro Tobacco Harvester, with the CANNON BATH backgroundof Formerly $1.00 $1.98 Market: longest Here's Something Clearance! engineering and man Really anforized. White and Cannon and Regular to $2.98 BETTER ufacturing skill in the Pepperell SUN SUITS AND fast color patterns, ,11, Towels••••49c • Sanforized SERVICE refrigeration industry. Sizes 29 to I Adds new convenience PINAFORES Sizes 30 to 42 42 2, FRIENDLY and economy to allth. COOPERATION -Sheets other advantages of Always Better Prices' at frozen food, I Men's Broadcloth MINKOVITZ! • 6ge $2.2'9 Men's Blue Steel and Sizes 1 to 6. Reg. $1.05 Diaper Cloth PAJAMAS Size 81x99 • Second Ftoor Washington Del}-Cee Statesboro Auto -Limit 2- 'with 9 yds SZ.98 $Z.98 f,eeieiCi'iid ,Io,e, 385 pound, 01 dellctou; I'ROST-LOK SELL YOUR TOBACCCO IN ORIGINALLY $4.98 ll-cublc·fooi ecpcclty , •• Red Star Quality. WiIJ Maim Parts Co. food", full Sanforized. Sizes A to D keystone of "The Internationgl HQ�St8!. FREEZ-AREA 1 Dozen 2.7x27 Diapers Overalls $2.79 (Jimmy Redding) System of Foo� Pr8IervCltlon.'� VAC-U-SEAL Buy Several at These Savings Fur Your 8 Ounce Sanforized "Everything TIGHT-WAD STATESBORO • Automobile" . GEORGIA'S LA.RGEST MARKET! Sizes 30 to 42. Usual $3.49 " �nd 12 other' big features V�lue of • Prices SALE OPENS FOOD, ·SAIIES' Two Scts Buyers! Highest $'AVES Shop and Save at llA1G·SA�''G-$-M-�M-'.E-Y-� . lhursday July 24th 9 A.M. FOR TIME Statesboro (LASTS L�IITED ONLY)
�,u11iI\RO\JJ!3�-<--��;.- SJ.:j Il00.:'1 -= ��/ t.:::!'!II � _ � .. / _____ STATESBORO Truck & Tractor Co. SYLVANIA SAVANNAH '. H. Minkovitz & Sons .:_---- ....-. Store" E� Vine St. Statesboro "Statesboro's Largest Department STATESBORO,GEORGIA J ----_.. 1947 The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24, The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24, 1947 Legal Advertising
APl'LfOATION TO SEI.I� LAND AJ'I'J.lOATION '1'0 SELI� I�AND This 171 h ,h,y 01 June. 1917. Bulloch County, GEORGIA, Bulloch County. G. M. Dlstrlct of Bulloch County, ing to U survey und plut of same, NOTIOE OF 811lRVIOlll BY tloned In tho caption, In hll suIt GEORGIA, III\T'I'IE POWELL, Minute Book This is to nollry ull persons 'con This Is to notify all persons that and being the home place of Mrs. recorded In Two, I'UBLIOATION agalnst you for dIvorce. TO STA'l'ESBORO 1)01',,1 y Clerk. Bull"'h Biggest sinGle lobor Baver for cerned thut J. C. Wilson as ad Fred T. us udmlnlstrator F. D. and the number 01 puge 493, Ordinary's ornce. said Wltn... Ihe Honorable J. L. Lnnler, OllIff, COUl'l. poultrymen is wnter to GEORGIA. Bulloch County. Superior piped all mlnlstrator of the estate 01 M. R. 01 the estate of Will J. McDuff. saId house Is 11 North Main St. county, bounded north by lands of .Rld Court. Georgia's Largest W. Renlroe, Judge buildings nnd to the runge. Usc auto. G. Neville. Tobacco Market. Wilson, deceased, has rilcd with deceased, nus filed wIth me an up- Said lot Is bounded on the Eust or Horace Mixon; cast by lands MI's. Elizabeth ThIs 17th day of June, 1947. matic Ilonts ot drinking fountain, Hague. Attorney lot' Pluintlff. snll the rol· u of Mrs. Nettio south to control water flow. Sketch me an uppllcatlon to scll the Iol pliculion for loave to by North Main Street dlstnnco Williams; by VS. HATTn,; POWELL, shawl TRAHIC 7·]0·1tc. on lands to suld es- and on South lunds or Mrs, Iris Roberts: und automntlc waterer mude of on lowIng lands belonging to sold es· lowing belonging of 75 feet; the by Roy Odls Hague Deputy Clerk. Bulloch oil drum on lands of Mrs. mounted shlds, suit. 1 AND QUIP� tate, for tho purpose of dlstrlbu tate. lor the purpose of distrlbu- lands of John Altman; Wost by West by Fannie NOTIOJll Of' 8'1' Superior Court. ,�� . IiIEItVIOJIl able for usc on In Bulloch Superior COUI·t, runge. lion and the payment 01 debts ami lion und the payment of debts, Walnut Street. and North by Parrish; and l'UBLIOA'rION W. G. NeVille. that I saId and I will suld lands of Olllff Evel"ett. The said ALSO: One tract of elghty-one July TP.I·m, 1.947. ror PlaIntiff. will pass upon appll pass upon appllca- GEORGIA Bulloch Atlornry \ Libel for Divorce. County. cation in office In tlon in office in Statesboro, lot buck distance or 300 (81 acres, more 01' less, accord 7·10-4lc. my Statesboro, my running n Fred Raymond. at the of lit the August term, feet between parallel Hnes to said ing to n survey and plot of same, Ga., August term, 1947, Georgia, TO. Roy Odls Hague, defendant tn vs. • Street. The of the recorded In Year's Book my court. 19'17, 01 my court. Wulnut terms Support said matter: . Lina Raymond of the to of to be sale will be for cash. "D," page Ordinary's . Descrlptlon property Descrlptlon 'property 1, Office, Tn Bulloch COLII'I I Superior , ST�!!��2�2t· You arc W�e��!��r!� be sold: All that certain tract 01' sold: All 1 hut certuln 'Iot 01' par- The house and furniture will be suld county, bounded north by hereby commanded to PHINTI\(;· .lllly Term, 1917. of land and ccl of wIth the tm- but the admlnlsl rater will lands of Mrs. R. Lce Moorc es be and appear at t hc next Term For 25 years' Donaldson-Smith Cloth parcel situate. lying land, together sold, Libel Ior Divorce. In the 47th G. M. District thereon, situate, ly- have to sell it together 01' sell it tute; cast by lands of MI's. W. P. of the Superlor Court of Bulloch has outfitted men and beIng provcmonts TO: Linn Raymond. defcndnnt in BANNER STATES ing Company of BUlloch Ga 89 and in thc 1523rd. G, M. south lands of Sam County, Georglu, t.o answer the County, .• acres, ing being separate. Sills; by of said matter: PRINTING (JO. Years of the people more or less, and bounded as fol District 01' Bulloch County, Ga.. Also 19 shares of Sea Island Wright;· soutonst by lands of Oak of the men. boys. serving complaInt plulntlff. You am hereby commanded to 27 We.t MaIn 8t. 8tateoboro HE WAS RIGHT ••• Jock !Adln lows: North lands of the M. R. bounded on the Northeust by Bank Stock will be on the Grove Church; and west by Innds tloned In the In her suIt this section has earned us a by and sold, caption be and lit the next Term Jim Voleman Leod.1 Vol.maD commission Bkl, food corporation bead, went reputation appear Wllson East the run No. a distance FIrst In between of Bib TlnlVell; EXCEPT One (1) for estate; by Paved Hlghwuy 80, Tuesday August, against you divorce. of the Court of Bulloch all the way In court to prove Usat of which we are Superior proud. Black more 01' on the lhe hours of sale before the acre of lund deeded mlahAo of Creek; South by the of 216 fcet, less; legal lormerly by Witness the Honorable J. L. his sauerkraut had been County, Gcorglu,' to answer the I of of court house in J. F. to Oak Grove Pigs can be cnstruted on and UIIlt bad Woodrum lands and the Southwest by the right way door Statesboro, Mixon Church I any time died railroad It Phillips Renfroe, Judgq of said Court. cornplulnt or thc plaintiff, men- after ure a week Statesboro which is as indicated on they old. They do not fermented and exploded by Donaldson .. Smith land; and West by lands that ror the old Savannah and Georgln. excepted not suffer as much at u setback Itself. merly belonged to Lewis Wilson. right' of way; and on the North- The terms of the sale will be aforesaid recorded plat r------, when young as they do at 50 pounds , Said lands being more particular cast by the lands of William Col- for cash. Said sale to be for cash to the or heavier. WELCOME TO more 7th 01 best ly decribed by a plat of the same son, a distance of 72 feet, This day July. 1917. highest und bidder at said WIfJ'COtIHCIl STATESBORO- Co. ... ccrtaln amount 01 Clay Pipes Change Clothing RETIRED A pomp a sale. of sale lor TWO U. S. BATTLESIIIPS made by J. E. Rushing. Surveyor, 01' less. Suld lot of lund having BRUCE OLLIFF, Purpose suld pay- and circumstance mud accompaoy even the decommlsslonin, 01 • AdminIstrator AND BOYS in Sept., 1920. The run of the framed dwelling wIth �etal roof of Estate of ment or debts and dlstrlbutlon. naval vellel. Here. Adm. Thoma. C. Kinkaid. commander or the OUTFITTERS OF MEN branch beIng the line on the thereon and said lot coming to aM,'s. F. D. OllIff, deceased. This July 8th, 1917. AUantic reserve neet. Is piped aboard U.S.S. North Carolina. South Main Street Statesboro, Ga. South. Also, all that certain tract point .sarne being In a V shape, (7-31·4te.) J. B, LANIER; ------Administrator of the Golden Value or parcel of land situate, lying and at the intersection of paved hlgh- Es Reduce. in the 47th· G. M. District No. 80 with the of way APPLIOATION TO SJIlLL LAND tate of Mrs. Inez Practical Control 01 Soil Packing being way right Lanier, of BUlloch contain 01 the old Savannah and States Bulloch Deceased. in Swine Productivity 01 Land County. Go., GEORGIA, County: Brucellosis 66 more 01' and boro of virtue of an order from the (7·31·4tc.) 60115 as you woul4 a Ing % Heres, less, right way. By The rollowlng program for control "Plug your Golden Flavor is the advice or many bounded North by the Andrew This 7th day of July, 1947. Court or Ordinary of Bulloch of, brucellosts in swine .houJd prove watermelon," This will give you a Harrison East thc l'un F. I. on effective. Blood test stock, IOU experta. lands; by WfLLIAIMS, County, Monday, July 7th. breeding l'ETI'I'ION to see compactions that are Ga. FOlt J)Js�nSSION .egregation of infected breedinl chance of Black Creek; South by the Ordinary. Bulloch County, 1947, there will be sold, at public holding down yield.. Modern heavy Cillrence .tock. blood test the pro.jpectlve gllll Fordham lands; and West by the (7·31·4tc.) outcry. on the first Tuesday in Whereas, Denmark, 'and to and equipment and short·sighted crop· of E. A. and bORU frequently up lands that formerly belonged to August, 1947, at the courthouse guardian Denmark, Jr., have robbed the soil shows some 01 lbe the Arst pregnancy. remov· ping practices Upper photo during Lewis Wilson. Said lands Si\I�E OF I'ROPJIlRifY OF Bulloch Coun· has applied lo me for " discharge or UI or�linic matter and oft!!! machine·made al. being door In Statesbol·o, ing reactors and breed only nela· flrst cloy pipes. West �ms. OI�LIFF [I'om his of E. A. !l. I.ccordlng to Middle most a old. Lower more particularly descl'lbed by a 1>'. D. ty, -between. the legal Guurdianship tive eiltl to clean boan. packed century pnoto Georgia, committee. Per· Denmark. Jr.: this is to all Soli Improvement shows the present start cloy pipe, plat of the same made by J. E. GEORGIA. Bulloch County. hours of sale, the two (2) [oliow· notify manent remedy is regular US!! 01 wl.tich is Wling an excellent drainage persons concerned to file their ob RushIng. Surveyor. In October, By an order from the Court of Ing described tracts of land, in deep-rooted legumes. Cor formers America. if job the, at 1917, which plat Is recorded In for said will be said to-wit: jections, any they have, on or or Ordinury county, county, Ammate 2, 4-D will . before the first In Au • the office of the Clerk of Bulloch sold at public outcry. on the first Said two (2) tracts of land, Monday • • Knock . • 111 k· gust, 1947, else Clarcnce Denmark Out Poison Ivy Superior Court In deed book 59, Tuesday in August, 1947, be· each lying and being in the 46th Polson now can be killed with will bc from his ivy r on 520. at District of Bulloch dischal'ged Gual' Ii page tween the legal hours of sale, G. M. County, of the two new uA Oat Will Lie Before Flre-l\len Aftorwards." either chemlcala. dianship as applied for. • I .. ,a. ThIs 7th of 1947. States and each more • 10% nAl. MEUIlAI srl'"S IOSEf. S. 11m II II.E.III, day July, the court house door in Georgia, being ammate or 2.4-D. It ammate 1. �"',.',"'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' :oo;;;a .llIlm.1I Paw sIt· as follows: F. r. used 8a a apray, diSlol\f! it in water F. I. WILLIAMIlI, boro, Ga.: One house and lot, fully described WILLIAMS, at the rate of one pound to the lal. Ordinary, Bulloch County, Ga. uate. lying and being in the City One tract containing eighty. Ordinary. Ion. Spray when the Ivy I. In .1. of In the 1209th more or uccord· (7·31·4tc.) ! (7·31·4tc.) Statesboro, Ga., (SO acres, less, lull lear IG that the large,l po.slbll amount f!If lurface will be covered, but spray on a cool, cloudy day when there II little ' " "" " " ", "" " .."" 1'q, fu . . £verflhiflf 11 .. " �_. m· .. · .. ·· .. · ,,, ,,, u,.. ,u "(. 111111111.11.111 c· ; BIG-CAR QUALITY I WELCOME TO STATESBORO ••• 1 ·,GEORGlA'S LARGEST TOBACCO MARKET!I I I ! What the Statesboro Tobacco Market Is to the i ! Tobacco Grower-The ! '-" I I You'll 'ilc. that Ilg-ear L. A. Waters Fumiture Company WELCOME TO STATESBORO .•• performanc.' ; to the'Homemaker - THE BEST THERE GEORGIA'S LARGEST TOBACCO MARKET! You'lI flnd It fun to drive a new Chevrole'. You'll 'ilc. that There'. and to In the IS., lig-Car styling' power pep spare only Where You Get the liS Prices .. Highest for Your Valve-In-Head that powers a popular You'lIlIke the long, low lines of the new Chevrolet, You'll engine Tobacco! car, And Chevrolet's comfort. like the look of massiveness and sturdiness. That big, priced quiet, We Welcome You to Statesboro. We Welcome able, road-hugging way of going I. '0 re.'. I • boaullful Unlstoel body I. !>y FI.her, you know-tho I ful-so relaxlngl to Our Store-Both In Statesboro and In only Body by FI.her In Ihe lo";'.prlce fleldl �You We welcome you at Rocker's I Appliance TH,S-you'll 'OV., Millen. i Company to inspect our Complete Line But your greatest thrill will come '\ of Electrical Fur , Appliances, Kitchen when flnd out that Chevrolot , nishings. you I I. the lowe.t.prlced line In It. • LA. Walers Fumilure ; • Company Held ; and the line that ,0.1s ! - Radios - Electric Roasters Electric less for gas, 011 and upkeep. - Fans - Machines Chevrolet's the one car that give. Pumps Washing "BEST IN FURNITURE AT BES'f PRIOES" I , i Deep Freezers. you Blg.Car Qualify of lowo.' Iilolll ! Statesboro Millen � .. · .. · .. · · Electrical and Plumbing Contractors 1iJ:· .. · .. · .. ·" · ·" " ······.. ·" " · .. · .. · · · ..,,1iI See the BENDIX Automatic Washing Machine in Operation. You'll 1I1c. our • You'll lilc. th.S. Ilg-ear features' ..rvic., too' Chovrolet·. packed with f...tvr•• that gl.. you Blg·Car As deliveries permit, we will have a com- and Posltlvo·Actlon -for the It k.. plete line of Farm Equipment, including comfort safely. Hydraulic Brako., way ps your for with exclusive features for .afer, car at It. boot all th. Moline Tractor, Frick Peanut Pickers. example, desl"n y.ar surer Unitized stops. Knee-Action, for Instance, that round. Drl.. In IOOII-and add•• ond 00 •• tablllty of .toorlng, a. woll a. riding rogularly; ROCKER APPLIANCE CO. comfort, West Main Street Statesboro, Ga. Phone 570 YOU7 Ford Dealer . �wtwt��-..������ � . �CHEVROLET _,>,"'" I� knotvs � j; Ford besi-! ·F ". :�. ... yo!!r , I-I ESTIMATES FREE- USE o.UR BUDGET PLAN , ::'.!: Frankl!n Cllevrolet Company, Inc. PHEBUS MOTOR COMPANY . East Main St. Statesboro, Ga. BROOKLET, GEORGIA The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24, 1947 WELCOME TO STATESBORO ••• BRING YOm� l'OBAU.,O TO GEORGIA'S LARm�Si' 'l'OBACCU MARKET I .. · .. ""''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''.. , .. ·'''.... ''''''''''''''''''..''''.. " ....U"""""""'"IIIIIIIIIIII_II""""IIIIII,,' e 1" co State I Tobacco NowBrmgs ! I $52 Millions Annually %, (EDITOR'S NOTE: Gcor- N first tobacco ware- _. I !-,.-1 gla's Georgia's 18 tobacco markets house and market were os- 81'C .,_ located in Adel, Baxley • Phenothiazine Will - >- tablished at Douglas In 19J7 Blackshear, Douglas, Hahira, - 8S a direct of a ..... c. > result grow- Hazlehurst, Fitzgerald, Metter, Kill Nodular Worms • • • • Ii: o tobacco-program started by Moultrie, Nashville, Pelham, o the old � ...c AtJontn, Birmingham Quitmun, Reidsville. Statesboro, • WE'RE and COIISt now the SCIENTIFIC. V') � Railroad, Tifton, Valdosta, Vidalia and I- ',. Atlantic Coastline's Western _. Waycross. Pracucally all these Auto service is a complex It's z Division, according to Busi- job. (1) - J' uun-kots are located in county You've heard so much about part mechaulcs, detective ness Week, a McGraw·HlIl swine roundworms that may part work, scats scattered throughout South you uud CO arc the internal part scien tiric publication, Tobacco growing Georgia, being divided almost think they only par underst.anding. � losses. If come u alltes that cause hog so, 0111' lmow in this state has long equally between the Southwest experts every I) has e of you're wrong. You're overlooking way since that year when and Southeast sections of the auto construction and " the nodular worm. olleration less than wore 600,000 pounds with 100 miles worm from state, St,nt,cshoro, The USDA snys the nodular the inside out, you auctioned orf at 16 cents a 'assuring below Macon, the Northernmost. is perhaps the rnost common worm satisfaction for added With this murk- or nnd that In some drlving miles pound, year The amount of money paid to parasite swine, after the thirtieth states, pructlcally nil hogs raised we've serviced your cur. When ing anniversary Georgia growers for tobacco in- under ordlnnry conditions moy be motor of the auctioneers' annual creased four-fold between 1939 problems come up-·drive out .J infected. � chant .. soon to be heard asserted. to see us. and 1946, Progress Research workers in animol para ... the again following story From 1942 to the present, each ditology arc beginning to suspect is and in- particularly timely successive year has seen a r�- that nodular worm injury to hogs L & ,K was heretofore GARAGE teresting.) markable jump in value. Since Is tor greater than believed. Nodular worm infections ATLANTA, July 23 (GPS)- 1941 the per-pound-rate has aver. Blitch Street Near Route 80 cause considerable losses to the Tobacco growing in Georgia on a 4 1-2 cents annually, aged gain meat industry because the intes n commercial basis has become whi1e the yearly average gain of tines studded with nodules, result In the short of age. comparative the crop's value has been $8,200,. Ing trom nodular worm injury, are span of thirty years, South Geor- 000· since Pearl Harbor. This in , , , gin farmers have developed to- crease is generally attributed to bncco into the state's fourth 181'-. government controls and war gest money crop. according to time demands for smokes. (T�e , Georgia Progress, official publica- growers have voted to continue and tion of the State Agricultural federal acreage control and mar :We·S'1etn Allto Industrial Development Board. keting allotments through the Over $52,ooo,ooo-the largest' 1949·1950 season.) ,A'ssociate Store c.,.. .. amount ever paid for a Georgie. Emphasis in the state has been tobacco crop-went to growers in placed on higher yield per acre 45 South Georgia counties last and hlgher price per pound, the u season for the golden leaf they continued. Not until publication ..... produced on 107,000 acres, Prog- 1928 did the state's acreage pass Week End SPECIALS PAR'rY BOSS. , , Prau ress stated. The 113,788,000 the 100,ooo·acre mark. In that GERMAN l\Iarla "on B�cdow became Ger an acres were pounds , sold brought average year 115,000 planted, man}"s first woman party leader prlce of 52.67 cents a pound, an- 83,000,000 yielding 'approximately when the military government II other all-time �a= co high. pounds and bringing growers $10,· ceuled her "equal political rights and tear and this de "Although highly significant in 500,000. In only three years since weak easily, lor women" pm·iy. She Is a = their lor use as cas o ,,' CO themselves, these figures become 1930, 1939 and 1946-has Geor stroys value countess In her own right. ings. These losses, ot course, are I even more remarkable when the gia's acreage exceeded 100,000. passed along to the hog raiser in I:����������= fact that flue-cured to- flue-cured tobacco Georgia's "Georgia's the torm ot lower prices. • bacco industry had its real be- Industry, a relative youngster be Hogs entertain lour species of TOBACCO ginnir1g less than 30 years ago Is side well-established 'King Cot nodular worms. The nodular worm IT'S i considered," the� publication com- ton' and the 'Almighty Peanut,''' gets to be only about a hn.U Inch TIME IN WELCOME hence is not as eeen mented. "As the boll weevil laid concludes Georgia Progress, "has long, readily 1:& as the roundworm. which gets to be GEORGIA TO STATESBORO waste field after field of Sea Is- become of age in recent years II thick as a lead pencil and more land cotton ne'ar the end of the and has taken its place in the l'obacco Market. than a toot lang. Hog raisers see- farmers of which first World War, Georgia front ranks agriculture ing roundworms may blame them Georgia's Largest planted tobacco hi cotton's stead adds to the rowing prosperity, tor trouble caused by the smaller, worms. ACTNOW/Get merely as an economic measure. recognition and progressiveness of harder-to-see nodular Today tobacco has gone more te state." Phenothiazine Is the only 'effective - THE ADVANTAGES... �:E... -----.----- remedy tot removing nodular f- ; than two-thirds of the way to- worms. It more than 90 ward cotton's destroys 'equaling monetary • pel' cent ot them. Phenothiazine Is IAMI HIOH DAVtS value as cash Georgia's leading easily given In teed-in teet, that DILUXI QUALITY " •. 10 crop." II the safest way tor 'a hal raiser Crorm.ilr plul '01) en The state's first recognized to administer it. • IAMI DIPINI" WIITTIN flue-cured tobacco market was II·MONT" PlO.UTA • established in With Douglas, this SEAFOOD CENTER GUARANT.. market a single as starting point. . tobacco Is auction. The dealers of Chevro e e Georgia today ��J'�,I'f()1 PAY AS YOU RIDE •• ed off ill 69 tobacco warehouses • the Car on 18 separate loose-leaf markets, _ �1, let, greatest Big INJOY DAVI$ TlRE$ 0" OUR out. ·In EASY PAY PLANI Progress polnts addition, Value at Low Cost, wel three re-drylng plants are now ',�P:.' WHY PAY MORI AND GET operating in Georgia. im ,{,...MD\ PHONE II« Many WELCOME come you to Georgia's LE$$? ENJOY fAMOUS DAVI$ provements have been made in TliAT FrClb \Vater Fish, Salt \Vater Fish TlRI$ ON OUR CAR NOW AT TO STATESBORO getting the tobacco to market, LETTER' FRESH DAILY Largest Tobacco THISI NIW LOW 'Itent including the replacement of the AN 01. -Dressed· Free- NOW costs ONLY 5 CENTS Georgia's Largest wood furnace Come see our new Market. with modern coal in to Tobacco l\farket. stokers and oil burners. Electric Fish Scaler • Frozen FrUits anti Vegetables Just Below the City Dairy See the New - Dressed .. Fryen and Hens :- BEAUTIFUL Or Undressed CHEVROLET See us as we dress your poultry-· 'I'ruek "HOLLYWOOD" MATTRESSES It's Clean, It's Sanitary MEMORIALS • of SEAT • UNKLE HANk HZ D'istinction FRANKLIN ----..- COVERS and All New Staple A GOOD APPf.l'I1"E l'!Jt A CHEVROLET COTTON MATTRESSES $25.00 WCN��FUI.. "fHING 1'0 HAVE, Dignity 'f\.fAT 18 IF' YOU HAVe. COMPANY, Inc. WHA1' 11 DESIRES. New Cotton, Best Grade Coil Springs -:- INNERSPRING MATTRESSES 87.50 STUDIO and DI.'PLAY ROOM 14 EAS1' VINE STREET COTTON MATRESSES _ RENOVATED _ 5.00 I CROUSE AND JONES MONUMENT CO. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Phone 573 RENOVATED , _ 22.50 AI LOW A•..• COTTON MATTRESSES CON- • "CRESS·UP YOUR CAR'S INTERIOR .. ADO TO ITS VAlue. SNUC FIT. VERTED TO INNERSPRING 27.50 CLEAN. WATER REPelLENT. HAR· leaves nothlnr to be dealred In MONIZING' LIATHERElTE TRIM, SUP·ON STYLE. Nlt01·�� $8.95 • Prices On Sizes On • the wa.Y of prompt. elliciont 80r Special Request Ooaches and Sedan. vice for your car. Drive In toda.y LINE OF TICKING • (Snuuur SIl\'lnA'� On 001l1)C nml Oouch Fronts) • COMPLETE for aU body, tender and door re pair Jobs and motor rebuilding, We'll gladly ((Ive you the help C. J. McMANUS Thackston-Melton Bedding Co. you need. We strive to plense, HOME OWNED AND OI'ERATI'lD 35 Wcs': Mllln St. Phone IIIS-M North Zetterower Avenue 7r'lnklill (hf!Vroft,t, fnr. Western Auto Associate Store Statesboro Georgia Sdl�5 (, Service SfATlJ80RO, G£ORG/� The Bulloch Herald, Thursday, July 24, 1947 ------. SOCIETY' BANNER STATES "PHONE 212 MRS. ERNEST BRANNEN PRINTING 00. dim ('olemaa Leodel (]olema', Officers of the chapter were n Wetl M.sn lit...... ,.'ro AFTERNOON BRrDOE ------elected as TO H were so eonxldcrnt e A OOMPLUIENT rollows:. p""'�dent'l .oinrr: chaplain, Mrs. C. B. WOn a potted plant Ior cut. OARD OF TJlANKS nurses who Mrs. Curtis Lane: vice-president, �lrs.1 Bul �IRS. SIEVING MCAllister. Heyward Foxhall, popular or my needs while In the 10 spend /I few days with her sis- STATESBORO Mrs. Bernard Scott; secretary. 1 wish to express my gratitude Mrs. John or loch No,' will I aurae Murphy, presldent mer resldent, and �flss Sara Mc· County Hospltu], 1f'I', MrK. Oert Joiner, In Augus, Mrs. I. C. Sieving, Jr., Miss Inez Stephens; recording Slim-I to all those who were so thought the was a vlsi ever rny nclghbora Augusta Auxiliary, Corkle, or Wins on-Salem, '. C .. forget good ttl. Mrs. EIlI. will be accompnn live visitor from Chattanooga, Miss Virginia Akins: ful and helpful to me during my secretary, tor. for their kindnesses to my moth or a guests of Miss Leona ewton, led homo hy her daughter, Suo, was the Inspiration lovely Mrs. Hal Macon, Jr. recent Illness. treasurer, Mrs. Ella Wilson, whllo J WitS Notice: as her celved handkerchiefs. Similar ('I', who hUH heen visiting her aunt. Tobacco afternoon were: Miss Personals party Monday Pledges initiated 1 am deepl appreclatlve or L'S IIEON FOR VISITOR prizes were glven In the after-re·1 ill. Mrs. Edna Gunter lett Wednes Mrs. Charles Ollirr, Jr., Dr. A. hostess, Gwen West, Miss Sally Temples, I the services rendered by of noon and wert' won by Mrs. me nnd 'I tuko this 1.0 visit her daughter, Mrs. The Tobacco Sheet entertained with three tables Flanders. Miss Belly Dr. W. E. and Dr. very happy day Co. win Miss Dot I Miss Sara MoCorkl or Win Deal, Floyd Mrs. E. H. Chambers and Salvage Grover Brannen and Mrs. Dew means of saying "thank you.' W. A. Way, and Mr. Way, at St. Gladioli, roses and Queen Mrs. G. D. Groover, Mis and the guarantee to save your sheets . for bridge. Fussell, ston- alem, I C.. house guest of Aubrey Waters, by return. Groover. Simons. dnughter, Mary Margaret, lace were the predominat Miss made ALVA WILSON. you and Anne's Margaret \Varrcn, Imogen \\'83 the central lB.Cards, flowers, and visits deliver them to Leona Newton. ed to their home In Col -you when it decora Friday ing nowe" used in the Miss Virginia Akins is Flanders, figure at a luncheon at the home 'lege Park after spending two convenient for you to call for them. tions. �Iiss eBtty JI{iss Dot Flanders, or Mrs. W. M. 'ewton, hostess. weeks with her mother, Mrs. W. a dessert You will a The hostess served Mrs. Bernard Scott. get check stub when McLemore, at her lovely home on Donald H. Blitch. your were en course and coca-colas Mrs. Hal tobacco is Miss Inez Stephens, son treet. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hendrix weighed, There will be a: were In I the joyed while games. Macon. Jr., Mrs. Curtis Lane and of 1.5 cents Garden flowers were used er- and daughter, Mary Weldon. charge for each sheet, progress. Miss Margaret Thompson. I joined Mrs. Hendrix's (ecti\'ely as a centerpiece (or the by sister, This service is to For Mrs. Ralph Howard After initiation a short busi- optional you. high, luncheon table. Mrs. J. W. Bland, of Forsyth, Irs. Hol was a relish dish; ness seslon was held. week given Covers vere laid for Miss spent last at Crescent. lis Cannon, with low, was given Later in the evening, refresh- Mrs. 1'OBACCO SHEET Miss Mrs, A. Lilla Brooker, of Palatka, SALVAGE CO. Sauve McCorkle, ewton, cookies. Mrs. Paul ments were served. Miss Betty ea B. Mrs. Atta Fla., visited her niece, Mrs. C. BB. Josiah flower for McDougald, Grady ' Zetterower, IUgr. won gay miniature pols McLemore presided over the Mrs. Henry Ellis and Mrs. Mathews, last week. received a way, cut. Mrs. Selving bowel, assis ed by MISS I MI'. and Mrs. Fred punch j ewton. Smith, sr.. mlnna-kit trom her host· leather Dorothy Flanders, Miss Margaret spent several duys lost week al ess. Warren, Miss Fussell and II"ATER)[E.LOl> CUTTrNG Crescent, were: Mrs. Jake Other players Miss Margaret Thompson. 'Mrs. Maud Cobb Bretz and Linda Ann Buford Mrs. Coleman. daughter Smith, Mrs. Knight, children, Muudlka and or �Ir. Mrs. Cornell. Mrs. Fred Blitch, and Jm Coleman, Sidney Dodd, SWnnllXG P."RTl".Anne left Tuesday ror Carturet, N. J., Mrs. Gerald II was a charming hostess as she Blitch, Mrs. Henry where she will be a missionary in Mrs. Claud Howard. Mrs. Joe Burke observed her entertained her ten-year-old cou Groover, Peggy a Hungarian Buptlst church. David Brock, of with Franklin and . Irs. Al fifteenth birthday with a swim- sin, Miami, Lehman Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Jr., - Sieving, at the I a watermelon cutting Friday af college pool bert Green. ming party returned to t heir home in Cha tta Tuesday afternoon. ternoon. noogo, after sev BETA SIGMA PHI Tenn., spending The hostess served watermelon Linda Ann's were Bob. guests eral with Mr. and Mrs. INITIATES FIFTI:.ES ARMOUR'S days after the swim and later at her and Linda by Dolly Donaldson, Charles Olliff, Jr. The SEW MEMBERS Sievings home her enjoyed birth- and Ellis. guests Bobby Pound, 'ancy were Iriends of the Olliffs while formal cake and cokes. Mary Nelson Bowen. Kay and TREET SI:CLOIN Beta Sigma Phi held day they were stationed at McAllen, Donna Minkovitz. Lehman and initiation Tuesday evening at the Texas. Robbie Franklin. Barbara Jaeckel Hotel for pledges to the REORGA.NIZATION �rEETINO Page Con12.0'·35" STEAK Mi.s Nell Cobb left Thursday and Hoke Jr .. and Mike Alpha Omega Chapter. OF LEGION AUXILlAR" Brunson, for a trip to the mountains of COLO�IAL WINNER ritual ser Kennedy. ° The candJelighted Lb. Lb. North Carolina. Upon her return, The American Legion Auxiliary No. 303 PRIDE 81 QUALITY was held in the Blue Room Miss Cobb will be vice �ms BRADLE" HOSTESS AT employed as R entertained with a luncheon at 31 or the hotel which was decorated BEANS J" librarian at the Veterans )IORNINO, AFTERNOON PORK Hospital Norris in honor . official Ilower the Hotel Friday GROUND BEEF Lb.4Sc in with yellow roses, BRIIlGIii PAnTIES reST ADD WATER AND BA.KE-DUFF'S Augusto. or Mrs. Claude Edmunds, State Lb. Rev. . , or Beta Sigma Phi. I 15·0r.. S 'l'E..W IN G BEEF 31e George Farrar and wife and Mrs. Stone, at one end or the President, Guy Mrs. clifr was hostess and Miss Schick The table Bradley BOT ROI.1. MIX Pkg. CUT·UP F�YERS u.._67c were overnight second vice-president. and visitors room was covered with a white Thursday at lovely morning of MI8s en- WilES FLAVOB'S AT DEST-LlUUl"S May Kennedy Mrs. Edmunds on PlCUD ITS SKINLESS FRANKS Lb. cloth and centered wit.h a silver spoke briefly afternoon bridge parties. Guests 4Sc No.2 the work or the Auxiliary Ior the Lb. bowl or yellow roses. Tall, black' were invited for seven tables in SLICED B@LOGNA tic and Mrs: Stone gave SWEET PEAS C,n 20· candles in glass holders flanked coming year the morning and for six tables in I SPICED LUNCHEON MEA'I' u..S3c a on s••n COLD 1'0. SUJDfEB SALADS-BUSII'S CUT the report membership quotas. the afternoon. centerpiece. A,mou,'. St., Election or officers for the I SLICED BaCON u.. 71c Mrs. Dotsy Short, field execu- The home was attractively dec was held and the The tive tor Beta Sigma Phi, Interna- year, 1947-'48, orated with mixed garden GREEN BEANS were elected: 8111l&O lSTO GU!E!'rrI' 8ALAD-LmO\"S Ocean ....esh tional, directed the ritual, assist- rollowing er and on each occasion the Chuck ..... a Sea I'oods ed by Mrs. Curtis Lane, Miss President, Mrs. Homer Melton: hostess served dainty partyf10\\'·1 COLONIAL PRIDE Inez and Miss Gwen 1st vice-president, Mrs. D. L. plate. I.UNCH TONGUE . Stephens Croakers, �b Lb. 530 Cobb &, Foxhall F. W. Mrs. YaY " JJ:LLY OR .. Lumber West. Davis; 2nd vice-president, Thursday morning Mrs. Grady &oLl-BOJO:STYLE-PEAcn en U'E Fresh Water .23 Darby WINNER a QUALITY Mrs. Henry Blitch was elected Howard Christian; secretary, Mrs. Attaway was awarded tea . I·Lb. Mrs. H. Bream, Ib sponsor. C. B. GriUin; treasurer, apron for high. Mrs. D. L. Davis PRESERVES J" .48 Lb. 510 ORalI UP YOUR MEALS WlTJI rtJRIT....S • • MARSBMAU.OWS 2. Pk;s. :JOBY'S SWEPT MIXED Company , TaY " OOKS PUDDING TONIGHT OREAM STYLE PICKI.ES .lor No.2 -' OLOSSOM TIMF. OR [,fA WELCOMES YOU TO STATE.ORO •• marlboro I.IBBY'S CORN C'n We.Solicit The Sale Of Your DF.LlClOVI WITH 8AIlIU)�PBTER PAN EVAP. MII.K ,..u)\ : THE COURTESY ROUTE 12·01.. STA·FLQ LIqUID . GEORGIA'S LARGEST TOBACCO MARKETl SHIRTS SPORTSWEAR PEANUT B1)'TTER J" 194:7 Crop Of Tobacco FROM WASHINGTON, D.C. It( STARCJI BoHle TO JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ARMOUR'S 740'MILES 8Ha.EDDED WllEAT SELL WIm THE WAREHOUSE THAT ALWAYS WILL CORNED BEEF BASH 12-01 NABISCO ..... GIVE YOU THE BEST SERVICE AND ���, �-:. 27° ICE CREAM ..IX ROUTE TO FLOR I D A.I Pot Roast .JUNKET 10· COLONIAL Potatoes, Carrots, and Peas ORANGE Market Prices- (Cooked in Gravy) .JVICE -Highest Apple-Raisin Salad AUNT JEMJIHA • Quick Hot Rolls 24·0.. Frozen Fruit Torte Pq. 150 WE HAVE ADOPTED THE POLICY OF "NO RESERVED Iced Tea With Lemon SPACE." TOBACCO WILL BE PLACED ON OUR FLOORS - - FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED "MILLERS TURN." PI. Grape .Juice Bol. 2.7° Packer'. Label N;;nl 37° SEE US FOR: Tana _.-- VlelUlG Libby's Sausage ::.: 15° • LUMBER-BRICK DAY CORN flAKES SALE EVERY 8��:. 11° • LIME-CEMENT Kellogg's CUBAN AV�(!ADOS 17c Gl'andma's MOtASSES t:�. 13° SLICING CUCUMBERS Lb. 8c • ROOFING-WINDOWS SLICING TOMATOES Lb. 100' Four Hours .... _ . Approximately Roll Lb. • DOORS-HARDWARE N•• Marlboro .hirh ••• Tissue 7° FRESH CAULifLOWER i NOl'thel'n 19c sma'" .hlt... dtip... pat. t.rM. At p�.h.dn Roll U. S. NO. 1 WHITE Sale Starts Each Day NOl'lhel'n Towels 12.° U. S. NO. 1 YEllOW -EVERYTHING IN IlUlLDING MATERIALS- Wlio"-a- m-anl PO'J:'ATOlES ONIONS Peas lO·Lbl. Bulk IO·Lbs. Melh 9:00 A.M. or 10:30 A.M. Pick.weel N��n2 18° 3·Lbs. Bulk - IN S1.'ATESBORO IT'S .•• • ... aod what a ma rl bo" e SNOW SOAP GA. - La, Pk 47c 52c 23c: •• •. L ••. a... SPoken like a sport. little lady ... for you're talking about your stiffest Kvory 32c Ivory 2 31e WASIilNO POWDER SOAP 'On Alternate Days competition. Naturally, you can't expect all eyes to be 011 your Summer i3c F. W. DARBY LUMBER COMPANY Du z t••. �k •. C.. 2 Re•. B... 17c BELIt P�PPI:RS Lb. chapeau ... when your chap is decked out in a Marlboro! ay 211·MUU: HAM SNOW 28c CALIF. LEMONS Doz. 10·0•. Pk ••. M.d. Pk , IN SYLVANIA IT'S .•• man', mirror ,how, Marlboro Borax 2 23c Ivory 2 ••. why CARR01'� FRESH 2 Bun /. MANUFACTURERS OF , Med. 13c NABISCO, 12oz. 100 3 Ibs. 34c IVORY, Pkg. pk, YAMS, Reg. Cobb &, Foxhall LONG LEAF YELLOW .. PIN�:' CYPRESS & HARDWOODS S DUZ, large pkg. 30c YAMS, 3 Ibs. Select 40c COMPLETE DRY KILN AND PLANING MILL FACILITIES Henry WHOLESALE.s. RETAIL • TWO BANO MILL!. Statesboro, JACKSONVILLE, FLA. STATESBORO, GA. Shop Henry's First su�:: ��AR�ETS 1< @"ofoitial itore$�"*' :�TD�LES;DT:E� PHONE 5-0920 . - I . cotton mak� conirlbutlona to this Farmers fund ror research find UdVCl:US lng. Spinel's, wnrchousernen., the , crushers und buyers cooperate to on 1110 Offtcial Help Support with the growers cqrry Official Organ Orlan program. for Cotton Group for ,THE HERALD Bulloch County Bulloch cotton ginners Bulloch County BULLOCH county h the Graham lMDIC�T.D TO JtROGRIlSS (jJI. AND BULLOCH COUNTY have all agreed to work wit C.M. THB sell It. The board thought It best The Bulloch 00- ,"ATBSBORO National Cotton Council and Cobb and Foxhall Herald, Thursday, J).Ily 24, La sell, especially since Ihe build. 1947. Number 8'7 R. P. Mikell, t, ThurllClay, 81, growers this year, Return For VOLUMEVD Sta�.boro, Georgia, JUi Is Director Ing was of' a type of const.ruction Again Sheppard Here New Statesboro of thc Farm Bureau, \'C4 Church News president thai could not be torn down and Twentieth Year For Sixteenth Warehouse Opens ports. moved and no lot was available w. E. Cobb Year For Third Season At 0 ginners' and community Of Growers and H. P. Foxhall Straight - 10 put It on. "T THI!l I'RIMITIVE Tuesday, the their 20th .euon as ware. meeting began to- Radio presidents' of was R. E. (Bob) builder The 1945 Raw n new To C, M, Graham, SUsan, Sheppard, year Be UHUROII 1.0 in the Representatives rrom the five BAPTIST housemen on the To County voted coeperate Statesboro I City groups of two of the on the board the bright leaf belt's bacco warehouse added to research and named u director counties most Interested have met council's program of Hourse of Worshlp-lJ:3O a.m.. bacco Market u the market committee lal1lest tobacco warehouses, Is' Statesboro Tobacco Market. Op The of the reorganization !I number of limes and decided advertising of colton goods. •nd 8:00 p.m., Sunday, July 27. opened here thla mornlnl . I mar Market for the sixteenth conse- orated this ye.r by Norman for the Savannah growers the best method t.o with was again to serve as the start devotional service at I ginners agreed Prayer and back on the Statesboro Tobacco Swain Cecil the 15 ket at Ihe Stilson Farm Bureau Both these warehousemen have and WIloten, for the 10 cents 10 name II director from ench Operating By 8:00 October collecting agent p.m., Thursday, July 24. more than cuuve year. New Tobacco Warehouse added donated furrn Tuesday night. county and then let these direc twenty yean experl. I per bale to be by "Take yoke upon you and for the new radio setup My ence In 1938 Mr: Sheppard corn- 70,000 square feet of sales space Equipment city-county WCI'C Mr. Graham has grown truck tors raise sell. In the operaUOII of tobacco ers, The ginners not present enough money by learn of and shall find me, ye pleted his Warehouse No.1, for tobacco In this section of the has been ordered and delivery has been promised and also for a number of years and shares In t.he market to build warehouses. contacted Individually crops ing rest unto sald the your souls," sldered .s one of the more modern le.f belt, Gllbcrt Cone an Granll In Sa an bright before 15, Judge work with the council. sold his products adequate market and equip September Mayor agreed to generully Lord Jesus. No other of When the tobacco was yoke market In the belt. 105,000 "Per. vannah, it. The group Containing Operating with the motto, nounced this week, Mikell out cot thought offering service Is so honorable 10 Mr. pointed bear, establJahed In Stateeboro In 1928 ------ \ha� square feet of space, It createdcon., sonal Service and Prices," Tbe Council took acuon ... extension mar shares to growers that might be High City Pelllanent ton had always been here and L. E. Farmer, no other rest Is so blessed .s that Mr. Cobb and Mr. Foxhall op. st.tewlde Interest. Tobaeo W"re· and au J. interested would in a quick man the New Statesboro on the propolal Tuelday taken for granted, but that the ketlng specialist, A. Nltzschke, found In the service of the Lord erated two ameli houses totaling Recently Mr. Shepard I house's have been above the thorlzed 1111 Present Chatham and W. C. ner tell them what the Interest prices purchase. introduction of many synthetic county agent, Jesus. 60,000 lQuare feet. These were ed his No. 2 warehouse which Is state for the two for the transmttter ....clion that chairman of the old really Is and whether to proceed average past plans call Inj made it necessary Faucett, products V. F. AGAN, Pastor. owned by the Statesboro Tobacco still larger than his No.1.comPlet·1The with or not. yean. to be located In the city h.1I In A permanent Injunction some spcclal u t board of directors of the market, plans prohlb. cotton be given Warehouse In new was "T THE METIIODIST OIlUM" Company. 1938, warehouse built under to the fire sta- Gam.. land the old I a room adjacent (,rhruugh \\I.du".day'. ) Itlng the Ordinary 01 Bulloch if the markets that the _ tention present explained the two warehousemen purchased the of Aillbert I dlrecttlon trained will be a, was on sold. It was J.. • Uon. A operator Teams W L GAmes county from calling special are held and any expansion made, market was 11:30 a, m.-"Power to Be." the two • • . warehOUles from the who Is associated with Brannen, on hand at all times the station liquor election In this The various that handle necessary to move the market or 8:00 p. m.-"Lord, I Believe." to "wet-dry" groups company. Mr. and contains more Piny Sheppard BANNER STATES Is In In compllanco wu luued School at 10:15 a. operation, county Frld.y by Sunday m., than feet of floor Metter 29 20 7 They also operate the ware. 115,00 square with regulations of the Federal Judge Mel Price, 01 the Atlantic I Youth Fellowship at 7 p. m. • 28 21 7 of CO, Swainsboro houses Joe Tillman and Wal. apace. PRINTING Communlcattons Commission. Judlclal Superior Court circuit.. REV. CHAS. A JACKSON, JR., Glennville 28 2:1 7 ter Aldred, both located on South the radio of iCLASSIFIED Job can't beat when Leodel OolemAl> It Is unde...tood th�t Judge Price acted In place Pastor. Printing be 11m OOlertlan Stut.'''oro �7 22 7 College Street. network will serve the city po- .Judge J. L. Renfroe, 01 States- you have It printed at the Ban 22 25 n 21 Welt Main St. Stetaoboro Vldnliu-Lyons ner States 27 West previously dlsquul- HEALTH DEPARTMENT The total floor space operated Printing Co., • • M.ln SI. Call 421. ------�:' :;��e�f�d ANNOUNOES OHANOE Cobb . • ��";'ce,s�::mthet��:����tr;.���� SALE: Attractive lot for by and Foxhall amounts to ��;':;11l �i �! � FOR vice. A main frequency·modulat· The had been IN S