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Bulloch Herald Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) Bulloch County Historical Newspapers 11-29-1956 Bulloch Herald Notes Condition varies. Some pages missing or in poor condition. Originals provided for filming by the publisher. Gift of tS atesboro Herald and the Bulloch County Historical Society. Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news- issues Recommended Citation "Bulloch Herald" (1956). Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues). 3719. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/bulloch-news-issues/3719 This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT The Bulloch II Herald-Page Prtae·Wlnnlng NAtIONAL AWAID To the Voters of the 1209th ,... G.M. November 22, 1956 Newapaper District oC Bulloch Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, 19 56 County, Georgia: 1956 + I am offering for re-electlon Better Newspa per THE BULLOCH HERALD IWI-J UIIwJ .......... Cor the office of Justice 01 the Health Center ell Contesta ................. Peace Cor this district, In the WOMEN-Earn $100 to $200 Dedim.ted To The Statesboro And Bulloch election to be held on hour. AVON Saturday, has full staff Progres» Of County ---- per Represent A·Ir Guard visiVISitS For Sale or full time. December I, 1956, and I PRODUCTS Purt again, continued from page ------------ line now Christmas Gift ready will appreciate the support and VOLUME XVU-ESTABUSHED MARCH 26,1937 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956 NUMBER 3 Write "AVON," Lyons, Georglu here un ceivcd her nursing degree from S d confidence you place In me, try­ 12·6·3tc ay Anderson, S C Memoriol Hos­ F A R M S In all to Ing ways serve fairly In 1952 After Air Guard officials at Travis pital graduation A REAL FARM and Impartially In your Justice Mrs Waters held positions on REAL ESTATE Field, Savannah, have an. 437 acres With 250 acres Court The the staffs of Anderson Woman's Club to Rockwell nounced that four F·84 experience you have nursing buys cleared Balance mostiy pine CITY PROPERTY LOANS Memorial Oliver will visit States- given me In these five Hospital, house and extra good "Thunderjets" past years end Good Blue Devils General In sn.s Service- boro on Hospital Augusta, one 0 concrete-flared -Quick Sunday, November 25, has been good for me, and I barns, Ga, Brooklyn Doctors Hospital, to Dual barn Deep well, piped up CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY and will put on an aerial show send dairy feel that It will help me to do Brooklyn, NY, and Bulloch gifts Parking to all buildings 4 ponds Mostiy III Courtland Street featuring bombing, strafing, and a better for The office Mrs Waters red pebble SOil Coastal Ber­ combat the job you County Hospital. techniques Piloting I Good new regard as a position of will fill the new position of muda pasture Allotments FOR SALE-Practically jet fighter type aircraft will be trust, ill Meter location $75 acre three bedroom house Good belonging to the and If PH clinic nurse at the health per pilots of Savannah's 158th people, mentally Company a season school I 1956 Inc. near elected, will continue to be E. Cone Co., location, - Cha.. Realty Fighter Interceptor Squadron, PITTSBURGH R oc kw e II N. Main SI. - Dial 4-2217 there. regular hours and 23 Curry Insurance Agency Georgia Air National 10- keeping LOADED will perfect Guard. CARS TO BE Manufacturing Company making this sale FARM Phone PO 4·2825 cated at Travis Field my occupation move Its Dual 'I'he Statesboro Sohool Blue Devils closed CLOSE·IN SMALL Leading and FOR GA. BAPTIST newly acquired High 1;::::--=::;::::::;:;:;;;:::;';;:;:;;;;;;; the giving It my undivided at­ 41 acres with 25 ncres cleared fighters will be Major CHILDREN'S HOME Meter Division staff to FOR tnree-bedroom Clyde and Parking out their 1956 football season on Wednesday night of trees SALE-New B tention, therefore this means JOHN W. KURLEY About 100 bearing pecan Knipfer The cars Cor loading the pro­ Pittsburgh and manufacturing . asbestos siding home Close Is taken to express thanks week when Jenklns Good locatlon only 3 miles The aerial demonstration Is my to last they played County High \1 In. Akins 01 the Akins duce from the churches in the operations three Rockwell Courthouse and lor the past and to ask for your Ray Ap. from Dwelling scheduled for 2 30 nnd Is Assocla­ C K vice School In Millen and defeated that team 20 to 6 to pm, on West Main Ogeechee River Baptist plants. Madison. tenant house $6,50000 Insurance Agency help and cooperation now and pllance Company Curry being put on In conjunction with tlon Is as follows At Metter president on oC the new in the future Your Street, announced that charge Will the 2·A football championship. Chns. E. Cone Realty Co., Inc. Phone PO 4·2825 a visit vote and recently Region to Statesboro by Air on November 27 and 28. At divlsion, announced here today - John W has been added Dial 4-2217 r will be 23 N. Main St. Guard to support greatly ap­ Kurley will meet the winner of l"OR SALE _ Three.bedroom pilots. stlmulate the Statesboro, November 29 and (Monday. Nov 26. 1956) They Paul and his preclated to his staff as a service man School­ interest of men in the UD" CARROLL, son of Dean and Mrs Carroll, part­ 30 the Summerville High house, large storage room, young for all He comes Seminole" cos- Sincerely, appliances. School to be HOMES large lot. Available Immediate- Air National Guard and also In ner, Ted Daniels, are shown here In their "Flying J. L ZETTEROWER, chair- aotarians hear Elljay HIgh game W CLAYTE DeLOACH here with more than twelve _ events at Flonda December I Iy. Can make down payment conjunction with a meeting tumes In which they perform at special State man played Saturday. 11·29·4tc years experience. COUNTRY HOME "BUY" and assume pi esent loan with scheduled afternoon for 1 he Will be Sunday Unlverslty, Tallahassee. -------___ 1I·29·2tp play·off game tree-covered 7·acre site payments of $51 �O per month the Decem­ High, Statesboro Civil Air Patrol IP played here on Friday. Hubert or ref(nance . CITY OF to become a candidate in !. Joiner with very comfortable home well Squadron. STATESBORO siring ber 7, accordlng to Coach from Nice this election must file notlee back pavement long- CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY In addition 10 the and IS to ELECTION NOTICE Ernest Teel of the Blue Devils flyover '8' CarroII understud be of his Intentions to do so with range view Six rooms and bath ymg ALDERMAN'S Phone PO 4-2825 demonstration by the four the at Hall In last week In well, garage, fenced The ruglar election for elec­ City Clerk, City the. game "Thunderjets," Major Philip E and also the Millen scored De::!: tlon of a mayor and two council. pay qualifying Coley Cassedy Colman, squadron commander, fee by 12 o'clock, noon, of two and ��m��rcl�lt�aluo: 8co':,l��e���� a - Seminole' at F.S.U. men to serve the City of States. touchdowns Johnny will to the Statesboro alr- J November 21, 1956 SPECIALS Cas­ Courthouse Only $10,000 00 fly 'Flving bora for the ensuing two year Deal scored the other and Inc. port land his aircraft, which term will be held on CITY OF first score came on an cw. E. Cone Realty Co., For Rent EDITOR'S NOTE-The fol- when I was In the ninth grade Friday, STATESBORO, sldy's _ Will be available for to December 1956. de- W. A. five n N. Main St. Dial 4-2217 viewing I learned 7, Anyone By Bowen, Mayor for off-tackle play for yard§ interested lowing story is taken from the mostly spectators. He ran the extra HIS A LAST.MINUTE LISTING ;��� �e��I���. point FOR RENT-Furnished At 2 p. m Har- October 30 Issue of the Florida apart- Sunday Major "B" has studied in second touchdown was a fifteen· ANN HODGES A fine, nicely located home L dancing MISS MARY ment, available the latter part ry Mathew and Captain Ed- the out from with seven rooms and bath Flambeau, published by his hometown, Statesboro, Ga, I yard run after popping of November MRS E C. OLl· ward A Woodward Jr. will ar- new can dillon Beau- students of Florida Unl- for a number of Friday-Saturday the middle of the Jlne He also Practically State years and Is VER, Phone 4 2873 11·I·tCc. rive at the and will be airport made the extra point through r:o:������t�� t��, ::."�eetr�n�a��:' CASH & CARRY the line Johnny Deal ran 35 Mary Hodges FURNISHED APARTMENT �� ��:w��r ::��:Y"B�,t I�eal� q�:������ C:':��I�a::�e�c. a reverse �����ti��::�f�,i£ep���: :;�:���� Ted doesn't claim to be a Fred to score from "" yards Chas. E. Cone Ine, Guard and expla In the advant- and Mrs Paul Carroll. B Is Realty Co., FOR RENT Astalr, but he Is currently tak- 1/4" PLYWOOD 4' X 8' wins award, 23 N. Main St. - Dial 4-2217 ages of becoming an Air Na- J.C. well known in the young set Ing modern dance lessons from $3.75 Per Sheet Living room, bedroom, dinette, tlonal Guard Pilot Qualified PLYWOOD 4' X 8' ON EAST GRADY here for his dance routines and hea d majorette Jackle HaIIey.
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