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QUANTITY THE HORMEL A BONELESS PORK SHOULDER CANNE D rr:Lr.\\I:nnlnt; 'NATIONAL AWARD WINNER RIGHTS j CWtilllll,cr RESERVED 1959 PRICES GOOD BeUer Newillapel THE 57 Thru QpDI�. BULLOCH HERALD SATURDAY, $ 99 19" APRIL 23rd Nullonol Editorial AssoclaUon l.bs. Belter Newspaper Contest Net, VOLUME XIX-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937-P, 0, BOX 210 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 28,1960 NUMBER 24

Boston Butt or Rib End Loin Thrifty Maid have CANS You�h �eys Grand to FIrst recommends new Limit 6 LB Baptist Jury , TALL MILK 3 Please PORK ROAST Smoked (Not Sliced) Chu:� tax for 303 ::o�eek levy county _ purposes This week, April 24th-May 1------CANS The lSI, the keys 01 the First Bap- April Term Grand in session here 10 $100 LB • Jury, April list Church of Statesboro have 25, recommended that the Bulloch County Board of SLAB been .tumed over to Old BACON the youth aet 2 a YOlI b Commissioners levy tax for of the church. Hugh Burke, county purposes, "aver and above other tuxes W-D "BRANDED" FULL CUT youth pastor, accepted the keys authorized by law, not to ex­ fro III Rev. J. Robert Smith at ceed two and one-half counted a (2Y"l mils, for the year 1960." the evening worship service on by The complete of April! 24th. presentments the grand jury are as l-Lb. ? follows: all Thursday, ut 6:15 p.I11., Census Taker. We, the Grand Jury, hosen Bag there will be I] Sunday School worker's council supper. Follow­ With the 1960 Census of �!����W�960,f�� t�ll�II��'lUIS:;p�;��\! Umlt one with Morris ing this Mrs. J. Robert Smith Populatino and virtual­ T.J. to hold Housing to Court, beg submit the fol­ Lb will lead a lesson ses­ o $5.00 or Company planning Iy completed locally, District lowing recomrnendauons and sion for the Alfred C. to­ more Food youth Sunday Supervisor Mann presentments: School teachers. day announced the beginning of Order' l. We recommend thut. the oun House" 1 a "Were YOLI Counted?" cam- Bulloch At 7:45 of the sa me County Board of Com­ 'Open night, to insure that no resi­ Cod Fish tea pnlgn W-D May u "Branded" Plate Sunday; seven missioners levy tax ror Coun­ W-D "Branded" Ground young people of the dent of the urea has been over­ HOUSE The' officials and of the T. J. Morris church ty purposes over and above personnel and the youth choir will looked. Lb. Family OIlier taxes authorized by law, FILLETS 3 Lbs. $100 invite the citizens of Statesboro and Bulloch present the "The Chat- Persons STEW 2 Lbs. 29¢ BEE Company drama, who believe that they not to exceed two and one-ha If F 3 Package the Cross." and of this lengeof Mrs. Carl have been missed the census for the 1960. Sea W-D "Branded" Short County entire section of the state to their by (��) miles, year Whole Boyd is directing the group with takers arc to the 2. Pinky Pig Hog House" to celebrate the formal urged noufy MI'. H. P. WOI11Rck, Coun­ "Open opening of their the assistance of Miss Glenda census Standard district office by means ty School ap­ Lb. new Superintendent, SCALLOPS 59¢ RIB S Lb. offices and IGA warehouse located on Northside Banks. of "Were You Counted'!" forms. peared before our and 39¢ SA USA G E Lb. Body mode an oral Drive between North Main Friday, at 6:00 p.m., the Area newspapers arc report in which Sunnyland Street and North Zetter- printing he 303 rand Loot will these forms in their current edi­ stated facts in connection 2-Lb. Superb ower Young Women's Auxiliary Avenue. with of class room THE REV. CARY C, WOOD CANS 12-oz. Lb. begin their associaionnl house lions as a public service. Prompt shortage SOAaLlsA Bag The Open with of the GkE a "Were You TOMATOES 10 $1°° FRANKS Pkg. 39¢ C H E F. S E 2 Loot party supper at the mailing ��h�1 69� House inSy!t�n.BU��h w�on���k is from church and activities Counted?" forms will speed up planned states that he plans n trip to RIPE 1 to 6 afterwards at Robbin's the of GOLDEN Robert Morris Jimmy Morris p.m. p.m. pond. compliation preliminary Atlanta within the next two Revival Y. W. A.'s from this ussocta- population figures for the area. weeks and felt thut begins ______on Sunday, May he would tion will the at the Preliminary figures presenting be in a postlon to make 303. 1. Don Grimes, spend night sug­ pond. the total population of incor­ gestions uL that time to cope IGA with the at CANS president, porated places of 10,000 or class room shortage. LBS Saturday, from 9:00 a.m. to DR. H, FRANK TAYLOR Cahary The Grand recommends PEAS will te the f'ea­ Union more population, and for COUIl- JUly 8 5:00 SliGAR T�mpleHin p.m., the Baptist Student sponsors will be as t 1I lies, issued soon as red speaker Union will have a car wash at }!��� I�� ��;g3:stt�nsth�nd ut the formal the the district supervisor is con­ pr��� I church. Revival PCI' noss susoon as practical Baptist May Church to meet vinced that a count i Car At 6:00 afternoon complete begins upon hi return, , Wash Sat. Saturday 8ANANAS J. Morris Sr. has been made. detailed Revival at 2 Final, Servlces the Cal­ Fresh, Tender Pole 19F ����: m\�i� ��T. there will be a cook-out ut the 3. Miss Sara Hall, Director ware­ population figures will be is­ Church guided tours of the big The Woodcock Farmhouse on South at of Welfare for Bulloch vary Baptist are sched­ Baptist Student Union at sued in Bible County, . later this now house and one . Washington before our demonstrations G 301. appeared Body and uled for May 1·8, with the Rev. Sou tIiern C0II ege IS after the returns have been weekly thous�nd dollars in and year Illude an oral report on the prizes eorglB. Youth Burke will C. associate LBS a Car' Wash on pastor Hugh tabulate" on the Census Bu- Cary WOOd, pastor The 'I' e m The r e will be sponsoring Sat:. disbursements of the Welfare pie Hill Baptist at the give:.-ways. preside Sunday morning reau's electronic to of the Second Ponce de Leon Pkg, music April at the computers. Church Department recipients of BEANS 2 Church voted Sunday in a spe- all during urday, 30, First service with the .th� after�oon. Baptist Bulloch message given The of a com­ County. GIANT cial T. J. Morns IS importance Baptist Church, of Atlanta as called conference to discon- Mr. Baptist Church. Rev. Smith. music Limit one with preslde�t by Special count was stressed Revival services will 4. Mr. Chair· Golden Bantam tinue the of Morns plete by begin Edgar Wynn, speaker. Fancy present program will be the man of visiting a or ?f t�e company, �obert by youth choir. the district He the Board of $5.00 IS 111 of The purpose is to earn mOI1- supervisor. point- County twice-monthly worship services, vice president At the Monday night, May 2, at the charges evening service three ed out that the Commissioners. appeared before Rev. Wood was the mere Food and to s a I e s and ey to contribute to a SUmmer population fig- Bible speaker begin holdtng worship and talks will be on Baptist Church in States­ our undo a .m�rch?ndIS111g. given YOUth' ures complied in the current Body gave report of Order EARS services each morning Jimmy Morns 15 vice president Missions Can boro. The services will the fiscal condition of the for revivnl at the sund6:y Fund, which, together Serve Christ. Therefore I census must stand as official opening Calvary new com- and . and comtroller. The be at 8 o'clock with County. church evening .. May 2, Dr. two with funds contributed by Bap- Will At Home, At School until the next Federal Census. years ago and many CORN a . is the result of . H. 8 . Frank 5. merger of We 591 pany and Church .. Collins, pastor the wish to thank Warden ust At Linda of Statesboro The new program is to students over the Will Anderson, "Federal aid funds are 01- people have asked go of the Statesboro Grocery Corn­ 'Carrie Boulevard Church of Fed Fields for having prepared TIDE Sunkist into �tate, Johnson and Hugh Burke lotted to States and State B'lPtist that he Lorge, Juicy effect on Or before the be used to send SIX funds, and return for another meet­ pany and the Telfair Grocery young will the Taylors: S� C., as Ihe evange­ serving lunch to the mem- first week of July. give talks, respectively. in turn, are allotted to counties lng, Company of McRae. Georgians to serve during the At the end list. of the service the and municipaliies on a per cap­ The pastor, Rev. Dell For information on ���rt Bordeau, complete summer on mission fields in will be turned back over °6f��al�r:�dtli�u'tOU��� He is a keys in basis. So a short count means Dr. Collins is an Public Work graduate of Mercer DOZEN further announced that the new see the outstanding Camp. during company to Rev. Smith. a and �peci­ Paraguay, Hawaii, and short allotment. Bible 6. We wish to our University Southern Bap­ the first week of June, there al section of this week's Herald. Alaska, preacher. express LVj: res; lJaraens LEMONS western United States. application to the Judge for his tist Seminary and served as pas­ 291 will be a Vocation Bible School The church nursery will be review of current of tor of Ihe Peachtree held problems Baptist for groups from nursery 'The goal of the each Government and his Georgian · open evening during the County Church, Allanta, for ten years Kendall Frozen through intermediates. Suthern students is revival so Charge to this of their CLIP Area conference $300.00, that mothers might Body before going to his present posi­ THESE over COUPONS $200.00 of which is al- I Icave their responsiblllty. 'DUde en row IS small children there. tion about one year ago. "R f 7. We wish to thank Solicitor ready in hand. The Rev. W. F. ORANGE ADE Tompkins Walton General, Usher, for his The services will be is pastor of the Bible Baptist week-day 450 The Baptist Student Union efficient presentation of the at 7:15-7:45 Van Extra Green A. M. and the even­ Camp Flavorful J.�. Church here. He invites the indictments Stam�� Norman necessary for this EACH COUPON BELOW IS president, Jarrard, says to attend these Ing services at 8:00 o'clock. The LISTED' GOOD FOR THE AMOUNT SPECffIED. A that S.E. public services. pass on at this term the students will be at services will be at 11:00 TOTAL OF 450 EXTRA STAMPS IF YOU USE ALL THE The meeting concludes on Fri­ �rCo�o. Sunday COUPONS, THESE STAMPS the First Church from golf 300 Baptist champion A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Rev. Wood LEMONADE For BE 8. ARE IN ADDITION TO THOSE teachers day evening, May 7. We recommend that these REGULARLY EARNED WITH YOUR PURCHASE, 9 until 5 'clock TIlOse CANS First Saturday. presentments be published In will be here for the evening Baptist who wish to a Those F, "Dude" Renfrow wielded a An Area Conference for busi­ get "deluxe" deadly put- the at the usual service and remain for .. County papers PORK & . Monday, BEANS 8 J, GREGORY CONWAY wash for ness education teachers in the job only $1.00 may ter an the final rune holes in the Southeastern Golf fee. the evening service TO LECTURE ON FLOWER Sunday, CANS Southeast bring their cars by the 9. We recommend tnat Mrs. 8. Brotherhood has Georgia area is sched­ chu:ch Tournament held at Forest Club here May REDEEM THIS or else the church Heights County Minnie Lee Johnson be COUPON FDA uled for phone office, Garden Club paid. Friday evening, April on members are the usual Ice for her assistance Christian and have some- Sunday t April 17 t to became the first twa-time win- Home Night will be SHORTENING 60 S Ire H 29 at 8 o'clock in the Business Popular 4-2062, invited to hear J. Con­ Green • Gregory to this Slalnps one pick it and deliver it. ner of the Body. observed on Monday. night and 10 $1°° AI Yo .. , Nnr�11 Administration Division of Geor- up event. He wan the tournament m WiI,n.Oi.it 1958. way, famous lecturer on flower Ladies of the church is In Addition To Thole Southern every family Regularly Night gia College in States.- He s ted at Geor­ Respectfully submitted, po a one-under-par arrangements, Lyons, asked to be for this Morton Frozen Meat Earned When You Purchase boro, present spe­ 107 for the a gia, on 2, In the HARRY CONE The. Baptist �rotherhood of 27·hole event, Monday, May cial service. Tuesday night will The conference, sponsored by new Methodist Church Recreation Foreman the First easan tournament record. He had be Men's Night. The Brother: B?ptlSt Church. o� the Business Education Service PI t H'III Adult Room. The session will R. POUND Statesboro Will observe Ladles nine-hole scores of 34-38-35 to morning C. hood is this service of the Vocational Di- reading sponsoring next Education out J be from 10 to II :30 o'clock and Clerk Night Tuesday, May at edge oe Robert Tillman and a supper will be served at their 3,. vision, State Department of Ed- of Statesboro will feature regular monthly meetmg. and Art Patchin Japanese arrange­ the church for the men at 7:00 ucation will feature a talk and of to ments. The afternoon !he dinne� meeting will be held Methodl'sts Augusta, who finished with class session, P. M. 111 discussion by George A. Wagon- even begin from 2 to will feature DINNERS the SOCial Hall of the church par 108's. Tillman won 3:30, at er Professor and Head Busi- . at the a modern and traditibnal Special music will be 7:30, with. Albert Ellis, pre- runner-up place with par arrange­ Homecoming present­ Beef, Chicken, n�ss Education and Offi�e Uni- on ments. The fcc ed sident, presiding, hezi revlvaI the second hole of a sudden- Wed. II is $3 for each by members of the church . Mr. Wagoner, an in egln session. Mr. ed­ choir for Mr. Salisbury Steak, authority death playoff. May Conway was each service. versity of Tennessee. ucated in and was the Dwinell will direct the .�h�esp�ake�0�or JtheH:�et�ng1'., revival will Citizens of Japan George . Spring services Bulloch Friendship the of County one Ham, field shorthand and Trans- Complete results of the tourn- instructor of the first accredited Limit with 0 $5.00 or more Food Turkey FOR edit f Th C� '1' I'd be conducted are Sing service, accomplanied by Order at the Pleasant be invited to join the Adult ament will in next's week's course in Floral Art in the Uni­ Mrs. Dwinell at the and or Fish �h� o:�e�kIY 0; ;:� organ �Ublic'.:�i��n is an in Georgia Baptist Convention. C��ti���oner authority versity of Southern California. Church I Rev. Wendell Torrance at the Institute for Secre- �-�:h. �:���:t W�lhU;�gj'n :�h I.H_er_a_ld_. ���a�i�� ;�a�s ��y R�:��;:��l May 2 Mr. HUrt was connected with Certifying plano. All members and friends at 8:00 o'clock. The o'clock in the taries and is a member of evening visiting teacher's Aslor many . The Annual ser­ of the church are in­ the Associated Press prior to Rev. Edward BAND PARENTS CLUB office in the TEN COMMANDMENTS TO BE Homecoming cordially Morton Cocoanut and national Deen, pastor of courthouse. The Apple, Cherry, Peach, to the Index regional profession- SHOWN AT vice at Friendship Missionary vited to attend each of these coming some 12 the Parrott Methodist TO HOLD SWEET SALE class will meet each Wednes- GEORGIA al organizations. He is past na- Charge, Church will be held services. years ago. The circulation of will day There will Baptist For tional of Pi Parrott, Georgia, be the night. be no Mr. Hal Macon announced 303 3 $100 now president Omega Members of May I. All members FRUIT PI FS "his paper surpasses 100,000 guest preacher. the Band Parents tuition fees to Sunday, Pi, a member of the national re- charged this week that the m a vie and former and Rev. Austol Youmans is pas­ CANS copies per week, Uni- for �nrolJ members friends Pan-Redi Jumbo M;crcer Club of the Statesboro High the first three classes. Dr. "TEN tor of the .� Frozen search committee of Delta Pi COMMANDMENTS" .will of the church are invited. Calvary church. has confered on him the Everyone is cordially invited School Band Walter B. versity will sponsor a Mathews, coordina­ be shown at 2-Lb. Epsilon, and is chairman of the to attend the the Georgia Theatre Festivities will with Sun- honorary LLD degree, in re- services, accord- "Sweet Sale" in the of Student begin Education and vacant tory Teacher Ele­ I and Halves SHRIMP Pkg. of his Research Com- ing to an announcement the beginning Sunday May Sunday School at 1:30 a. m. cognition outstanding by building next to H. Minkovitz mentary Education Program at thru mittees of the Institute for Cer- pastor. The church continuing Tuesday May ship service will be at 11:30 and Astor Frozen ability and influence in the is located and Sons store on South Main Georgia Southern College, will tifying Secretaries. four N\V 3. dlnenr at I o'clock In the af- Senior S h circles of religious publications. miles of Portal. Street on conduct these classes. 303 1 Saturady morning, Mr. Macon staLed peec that there ternoon. . Mr. Hurt is a deacon in the -'-______Those to the wishing join class would be no advanced in CANS GREEN 6 Pkgs. $100 prices A special program of con- PEAS may call Miss Maude White at (HES 2 for this movie. Check your gregtional singing and special ReCI'taI at ���'I::; movie schedule in this week's will 2 5w�er rceot Crushed Bravo Yellow Mrs. �.��2�/��3�0; music begin at o'clock in �t·h:rJotuiSgBhio';;utt��tlhme;,s�ouu'�tChsh.'a Jake Smith elected new a�oni�hi�rm';'e�; issue of the HERALD 101' start­ the afternoon. 300 12-oz. with the class on Wednesday ing times and also what is show­ The Sunday evening service 2 Cans ELECTRICAL POWER FOR evening, May II, at 7:30 o'clock. SHS on M 3 Pineapple 25¢ Corn Beef Can ing at the local theatres through will be held at the regular ay Rotel Sliced or Blue PART OF CITY TO BE next Thursday. hour of 7:30 o'clock. Bay REOEEM THIS COUPON FOR REDEEM Sara Adams, Carrie Johnson, 303 No. THIS COUPON fOR OFF SUNDAY AM, MAY I of Yz Woman"s Janice Clarke, 50 S & H Green Siamps 50 S & H Green president Club Kay Minkovitz, Cut Beets 10 Cons Tuna Cons Clark Fish 2 AI Your Nure,1 Wlnn.Di.l. Stamps Richard Lane, engineer of the The Weather Joyce and Robert Paul AI Yo .. , Nea,cll Willn.OI.I. Mrs. Jake Smith was named Sunlite Whole White Maid In Addition To Those local Power 0 f f ice Warnock, Mrs. W. W. Brannen. are being presented in their Thrifty Margarine Regularly In Addition To Thole Georgia Regularly of the Statesboro Earned When You Purchalc stated that the electrical president Wo­ Mrs. Robt. senior speech recital Mrs. 303 Earned When You Purchase pOW- Education, Smith, by 12-oz. man's Club at its meet­ ) ANY TWO er for all areas north of Parrish regular Mrs. J. L. Sharpe. Bernard Morris 0 n Tuesday Potatoes 10 Cons $100 2 Bots. ing at the Recreation Center on Catsup street west of North Main and Fine Arts, Mrs. B ufo r d Methodists at evening, May 3, at 6:00 at the RE"DDi�w'fp Th "A'" Dixie l-Lb. Palmetto ursday, April 21 . ",rs. S·mIth Ups Jim Dandy Farms Salads nortl,' of West Main will be Knight. I Statesboro High School. The Y. suceeds Mrs. J. E. Bowen Jr. American I 4-oz. 24-oz. 50 turned off on Sunday morning, Home, Mrs. Robert to and public is cordially invited to Pkgs. who held the position for two P. the Home Tea Pkg G r its May I. Mikell, Mrs. Osborne Banks. Register recital and the reception Box years. Public 25" Mr. Lane stated that the pow- Affairs, Mrs. A. W. Downs Immediately following at the 2' The other officers are Mrs. er WOUld. be turned off lit 6:30 Ellis, Mrs. Ray Powell. revival school. A. M. Braswell Jr., first vice International Toilet Soop Liquid Fabulous Suds White a:m. and off un- Affairs, Mrs. begin Liquid Room Deodorant rCl�ain president, Mrs. J. A. Pafford, W. M. Membel� of the cast of "Tea til approxlmate.y.�vOUldl n.m. On Newton, Mrs. Waldo Revival services will begin at Thermometer readings for Dixie 8.00. second vice president; Mrs. Ora House of the August Moon" will SWEETHEART PINK VEL FAB behalf of the Georgia Floyd. the R�gister Methodist Churcll Ihe week .01 Thrifty ARROW Pow�r Monday, April to Vidalia on Franklin, secretary; journey Thursday FLORIENT Mr. Lane askEd the recording Special Committee appoint­ on 2 and 18, 12-oz. Gt. Co., p.8tl- Mrs. Monday nigh I, May through Sunday, April 24, of this week Reg. Lge. 22-oz. E. L. Barnes, correspond­ ments are to present a spe­ Lge. Aerosol ence of the usc!'s of electrical as follows: will continue through Friday were as follows: 4 Bars 33¢ Pkg. 39¢ Pkg. 33¢ Pkg. Can ing secretary'; Mrs. Dean Futch, cial performance of this play 67¢ 39¢ Can current and to please plan ac- Mrs. C. P. Olliff Sr., Mrs. night, May 6. Services will be HIGH LOW 79¢ Mrs. The is under the treasurer; L. M. Durden, held each cutting. play cordingly. Talmadge Ramsey. at 8 o'clock. 18 .... , 83 63 Mrs. evening Mon., April direction of Mrs. Bernard Mor­ historian; Percy Bland, Mr!;. Edna The Communications, P.ev. David April 19 ".,' 85 57 pal'liamentarian: and Mrs. James Blalock, pas­ Tues., ris. The cast Toilet Dinnerware Pok , Blu WhitE L. Hoefel. tor of the includes, Ashley Soop Beads 0' Bleach the will Wed" April 20 .,", 80 Jj6 Aluminum Foil The Spring Rally of youth p. Collins, auditor. churCh, bring Tyson, Johnny Johnson, Bob Program, Mrs. J. E. Bowen messages. services will be Thurs" 2 I 88 56 , of the Savannah District Meth­ Song April BiH B R C Committee appointments are Jr. THE NEW MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY located on East Scruggs, Lovelt, Don Lanier, EA D AD led F Rev. 10 SWEETHEART LA K ES PUREX odist Churches will be held Sat­ by Franklin Pierce, ac­ Fri., April 22 ,'. 85 62 �. as follows: is , Don n a Beth Ne- FAMILY LOAF KAISER (TIle first named Grady Street near the Bulloch IS fOl Mmkovltz, Bath 40-oz. 30th from 5:00 to companied by Miss Irene Gro­ Sat., April 23 89' 57 County Hosj)ltal.lt Reg. 18-oz. urday April the second is co­ MI's. A. R. op�n Jean 14" Wide chairman, Finance, Lanier. over as business It is owned and Lem smith, Nesmith, Cheryl pianist. Sun" 24 ".... 90 53 today. operated NeVIl and 4 Bors 47¢ Pkg. 85¢ ? 9:00 P. M. at tI,e Trinity Meth­ April by Whelchel Gale Nesmith Maha­ ... c Pkgs. 19¢ 4P chairman). Tallulah .. Pkg. Falls Mrs. - A. Roll Church in School, Everyone is cordially invited Rainfall for the wee k Chester Hanberry, both graduates of the University of Gear- 45¢ odist Pooler, Georgia. Conservation, Mrs. Aqquilla Alfred Dorman. ley Marth� Lamb to attend these services. None. School of A formal will be Tankersley, gia Pharmacy. opening held later. and Dottie Donaldson. READ AND PROFIT Editorials THE Farm and Fea.ures The Bulloch Herald - Page 3 Family Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 28, r960

were third class. USN, son of Mr, concerned BULLOCH and Mrs. They deeply �nd upset GOOD Darby Brown of Route CARRIER INDEPENDENCE 5, Statesboro, Ga. is servilll w blame the Follow ere shoulders of the when They deeply co'ncerned upon aboard the attack aircraft car, up NOllFOLK, VA, and of those who arc in­ HERALD (FHTNC) rier USS Independence opel'atllll upset. parents youth HUMAN RELATIONS Jerry L. Brown, commlsnrymnn out of Norfolk, Va. A delegation 0 f young high volved in actions which is reflect­ �EEK came to our office on with discredit on the school girls ing' all youth A VITAL NOD IN .EVERY " HERE ARE A Friday of last week to share their of our community. Their parents couple of ideas Ing from the rack of informa­ applying nitrogen AND COMMUNITY BUSINESS that might prove effective in tion in the office of the Guid­ Warnock HD with us on the just don't care" is the of their By Roy Powell, County Agent flower thinking problem jist ance brucets, typical spots AN',D PROFESSION our constant but tie CIounselor at the States­ caused we on in statement, against by this diseuse arc Brooklet News about which commented drunk drivers and boro High School: community, it could do some NITROGEN traffic or­ Club meet on somewhat circular or oval with in we Within this small By now many of week's editorial which of fine fenders. . . . at least set someone you last group TEEN AGE good h�ve reddish purple margins and COMMANDMENTS soil samples taken, applied yel­ concern for the things girls could develop the to thinking-maybe even a par­ �ad low to brown centers These expressed spark In Turkey the do not I, Don't Let Your Parent. lime and and police ent fertilizer, planted of our which could set off Thurs. 14 centers usually drop out and Rites held for we had learned some young around them fine a driver if he is found Down-they brought up up. crops. All of this effort April lT�ny leave tiny holes. Brooklet Garden drunk behind the - be were doing. youth opinion against those young steering wheel 2. Stop and Think before The Warnock home Demon­ wasted, however, unless you people of his car. They just pUL him you drink. TIIAT BO'ITOM'S dropped stration Ciub met follow t irough with the usc of On the the As we sat there we knew that people who are so Thursday af­ dogwood berries, being stupid, in the patrol car, take him out must have hit Mrs, p, - Tom­ disease 3 Be Smart - feeling ternoon, April 14, at the home nitrogen causes scabby spots J, Bobo of the for the are arc Obey you'll these done none things things they doing about twenty miles out of town Deloach like a ton of brick of Mrs R S With reddish to girls give orders some my Bondurant, with PUI pie margins. Club hears yourself day. is the cle- and dump him out on some Nitrogen growth It we had heard. But they were con­ just plain stupid, hatched in stu­ last Saturday morning when he Mrs. A. W. Ellis and E. also IIIBits the of 4. Ditch Dirty Thoughts Fast Mrs production report lonely country road. Tho police that catfish which would N. Brown as the berrtes. - caught co-hostesses what their fe1110w and carried out or The of tho 24 cerned because pidity, stupidly. In they'll ditch you. �ll���t Apnl meeting Mr. and Mrs Robert Turkey allow as how this have won him a in the Mrs. Carol I��a��ve�h!h�tif�:rt:�c:o�!� Shepherd Sunday, April prize Blackburn, presi­ Brooklet Club Make these who 5. tween and This can Garden was held of Rock students were doing reflected up­ stupid children, method has a very sobering Show Off Driving is Juve­ Robbins Recreation Center Fish­ dent, average 11Igh per disease be effective- Hill, S. C., Capt. and presided. acre Tuesday afternoon at the home MI's. Herman BROOKLET-Funeral services as aware effect on t he drunk offender. nile--don't act your age. Rodeo at Robbins Pond - Mrs. yields. Iy controlled by using Captan Schurbarth und on them and their friends who pose youth, of their stu­ ing E N. Brown, gave the of for Mrs. J. P. Two that at the rate Mrs. 1181111> Smith with Mrs. son, Bobo, 81, who And in - crops particularly of two Steven, of Fort N COIro, Egypt, if a motor­ 6. PIck The Right Friends if he had caught is just a few devotional the Resur­ pounds pel' Bragg, C., died FI have no of misbehav­ and there'll be no more of reading, to rates 100 Rupert Clarke and Miss Frances ley morning, April 22, would part pidity tst commits a traffic to be respond high nitrogen gallons of water This is Bobby Belcher and SOli, Keith, offense, picked for a friend. minutes before, that is. For you rection Story from the 28th In the Bulloch it with or without the of the are corn and Coastal Bermuda. County Hospital help nothing happens=-no no he his of a Mr. Mrs. ing. tlcker, 7. Choose a Date-who is fit see, caught big catfish, Chapter Matthew, followed after a short illness, were held fine. COI'l1 requires about one and LC�acC�.h,�Se\�,Sbsc�rs. who attendedU �f18 Y vower and C 1 I ace d the That is, not until the end after the contest was all members tllhaelf �acol�l, amd1 {tnldi ldren, all, as one, p parents. for a mate. f!.shing by praying the staambleeslr>OQatellSoslleOrngealaIOn,d,. the Sunday, Aprtl 24, at 330 at They This Week's of one-half pounds of for meeting brought with her a Gilbert, and Eric. pm the year when he goes to over. Lord's nitrogen Gnll, Billy the 8. Don't Go Prayer together that she had Brooklet Methodist Church. renew his license and finds all Steady-unless Home arrangement . .. Demostration C I u b hIS mistakes you're ready. ��er:5 di���:�em������:'�7Ifo�:r ���a�. totaled up. He pays Week will be observed from ��:;: t�U����u��o�u��ld ;�,� on�'�Sr�� \�.sLe:���!�lee�f\v�,� of Mrs . - 9. Love God-and PETE DONALSON IS bushels per acre up- plicatlous captan pel' ycat IS Joe Ingram gave an In- Or no car license. your neigh­ May I 7. requires MI. and Wilham McEI- ce��::��,W,�ftl,inti,�h�evBI�kl�' scream Rites" through May There 100 total necessary. It should be of that MI�. For those who "States' bors. RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT proximately pounds of "applied teresting report the trip veen and Chappell conducting the sorv­ Meditation . . '. wll] be a window 10 children, Letha Kay display If 500 rn March when flower buds some of the members had made Ices 10. Live soul nitrogen. you apply and of Mr. downtown . Carefully-the OF ABRAID\M BALDWIN Statesboro. start to to David, Waycross, '. "The as­ THERE are 3,388 white of 5-10-15 at open, af- The Ida Cason Gardens. She IS EDITOR'S NOTE-The follow­ federal government, he pupils you save be own. Our work pounds planting immediately and MIS. McElveen and survived by may your day for May was ter Eugene cnc'dnugh- Lawrence E. Jr. and 2,835 in the PresIdent Pet e to corn, need to petals fall, four weeks uf- The business was Mrs. P. It is Houston, Negro pupils DonaldBon, on you'll apply meetmg children hurles Rose ami Deb- ter, Bryan, Brooklet; is for those who serted, grinding down the rights decided for May 12. We will ter ing reproduced Bulloch County accord­ That's right, The Rev. Law­ of Statesboro, has at least 75 of the second application, and conducted by Mrs. Fred Brad- one M. C. schools, formerly have a pounds nitrogen by, of Mr and Mrs. Leslie, Folk, it of the and TO HELP US L1VEI "I feel for covered dish luncheon late In 'Screven,' br?ther, scream "states Read states, America is, by sorry you Christians, mg to the 1960 rence Houston used it in hie been re-elected for another Side to an av- summer after buds for f'ord, who to serve as five rights", January I, fig­ yea!' at dressing produce agreed Judson McElveen stan, granchildren and sev- because have no the Home Demonstration MISS Janice THE WORLD MUST Mecca to - - next can re­ and to an reckon you ures. That out "M!editation" Column on this before he to retire of 65 bushels season's ftowers are form- president of the Club for aneth- emt nieces And and see if leaps bounds, getting be figures flfty-six plans erage yield per McElveen and MR••M P • carefully you visit. We have nnd know Kitchen on that day MISS Roy Ann nephews MARTIN • S'Itl son, Ga., S with the fact of the empty one, white and But read It the Board of of the beginning acre ed. er year. The other orrtcers will ays: percent pupils forty­ page recently. again. by Regents at 9:30. All of Savannah Pallbearers were Joe it with stand in Wash­ that the remains of our leader club members will Hinely Ingram, concile your strong all-powerful superstate tomb. Critics of the Easter faith four Won't A an be announced at percent Negro pupils. hurt, and in light of what University System of Georgia, f)'ter ime, phosphate, d early date. .' .. John Cromley, Kermitt bring their own material to Sollie VISited re- Clifton, we call with boundless to range from the is buried there." The Christian we wrote in our At the close on that intangable thing ington Jl his AVon The winners were: ply depend orange powder. group of little and this as a affront but Georgians an seems Mrs. Ral­ boys girls personal insane mind it' k' you are able to utilize the in- This to a Mr. and Mrs. I tomb, ph Moore, suit, I st place. Mrs orange powder doesn't birthday party to celebrate Trim Waters at 'd recommend ·1' him, to d M e going to argue with "It is a. that you could Objectors the resurrection creased for and cause the fusiform the fifth w';;. Lid Poole speech And Socrates and Shelley keep R. E. Belcher, street dress, l st growth grazing rust, but it birthday of her little Mrs. of Jesus Christ are too numer­ an/�h�I�I'Cn I went to hear almost at Mrs hay. does produce that Ellen. Mrs Bah I e r 7anet :�d Cathy, �at��u.'!�ie�· "The other any Monday any An Attic and Italian max place. Ivey Wynn, street spores s�·nd��.ited night, ous to count. But, sleep. lockwood th,e daughter,. of were week- end they always dress 2nd Mrs. do When the Wind blows, the was assisted Miss Augusta' M,'. and Mrs. Alton Woodcock as a of civic club. But there is a catch to place. Car I by Judy face the fact-the u ts af D'r. and Mrs...C E an a Waynesboro representative Inescapable street DOGWOOD TREES orange powder is caried to 'the Stevens and Miss Julie Rozier d J hnny Woodcock of So- '0 see not. But, 0 Christians, ... Btackburn, dress, 3rd my friends.' to attend a it, empty tomb. They me leaves in � �� the Atlanta Journal to Mrs John of oak trees. There the Prizes were Mrs. John Wood­ place If have directing game. who � Rushing Jr., you fiowering dog­ Mrs. Pratt of won °M;r and Wells school held in the lo­ WE WILL DO In a issue of S. church dress, I st Suzanne wood have no­ spores capable Infecting pines by little Miss lJ<,aJ:en Lovett ���a;u��!��d private rally "The very men who well to face Holborn and i f t February U. resources of health and vitali­ place. trees, you may last applaud Throng F h leges and high schools, you are of and spent Wednesday and Mr. and Mrs the News & World there Rushing, church dress, I st ticed some rather produced. Statesboro by Ted Wynn. Jerry Minick cal auditorium. It was in town on question which came from Report ty, moral and that can place unsightly such utterances Monday are avenue, spiritual, can't help being struck by their In the south- 'Fhursday with relatives in Syl- and children Mitzi and can the tomb to the appears a arti­ childrens class. spots on the flower bracets, Water, Willow, laurel, were Larry You, too, the empty women not meet in of very interesting be awakened at the critical mo­ conservatism vania get hall tradition with free to same May you spite on these matters ern and serv e spent with anyone often the who - for the revue red, several other oaks Y ostess. Sunday relatives in gentlemen that Easter dawn: do cle titled, "What's Wrong ment. Judges were leaves, young shoots, and ber­ BledrthdbaYthrefhreshments "Why you death, and their common sense. are Woodcock Mrs Durell They Mrs. Lee and SUitable hosts on which this •• • Floyd Savannah. "lion's share" of and say on his catch the train seek the Ii v i n What's Right With Grady Mrs. Don­ ries, Maybe you have wondered from get up anthing Tuesday morning g among the A traveller from Nazareth? Today's Q. Are children are Donaldson and Mrs. profit\ getting the rebelling against the radt­ Akins. Other transformation may take so�, L�, Among out-of-town relatives dead?" There nre man America." It is one of those ,aid Wayne visi­ what it is, place. 1'1'4 PRGGRAM .oN mind. to to Dick ywha moral and mtellectual callsrn of the previous tors The Henry Benson and sons, Mike and friends who Washington iJnplore still THE articles that I've fol' disclplme genera­ wer� M.s Fred Akins and These caused a orange spores at- attended' the your crops with LION scorch for Jesus among the CHRISTIAN fBIth says put back need spots llI'e by b�ome FORWARD \\IE GO and all of E-2. they from today's schools? tion. They're rebelling toward Mrs. tached on the undersIde of the Steve, Savannah, funeral services of J. P. Russell, Herman Talmadge, and dead. that Jesus Christ IS He a and have J,96eph Gojplla. disease called anthracnose. On Mh. STATES RIGHTS alive. rainY day just got­ IJ"HIlOUGH READING spent last with Mrs. A. No-so far as we're in­ conservatism, sobriety, marrI­ h,aves these oaks, and brown- SatuI'day Bobo last afternoon their to a s ,William of Scotland is a liVing presence in the hearts ten around to It even though It ?f Saturday AMMONIUM NITRATE, conlP;essman pie e, Barclay age, families. It's a most Last at the John Woodcock. were: Mr Isn't terested in the development of babies, dark Wednesday night and Mrs. M C, Leslie, Since notes In hiS on of HIS followers He is not raining at the moment. "Mr. Fryhofer did. there them more federal cash commentary the chrld and striking thing. of the Parent-Teacher A Howard, who is work- Mrs Dean Woodman please get his attitudes and . and Marlon "The of Luke" that OUr �Iker!ns��:el�eartfh��al� meeti�g. O. side Gospel there merely great teacher, pat­ Assoolation at Ing In Fla., spent last Top dressed, was a clutch of Yankee for local use. THlS IS A series of articles feelings, but not interested In Q. Are they a� released J�' the 'Iate Bartow, Woodman of Folkston; Dr. and dressed, good arc those who regard Jesus tern and example--He 1S our rebelling against s=- Sou�a�t B)'I- only wntten the to rebellion? and called High School, th� week-end here with Mrs. How- Mrs. James of he as really, by leading Ameri­ degree which the child wincl to t?Ch Insplra- Bryan or seiz­ a noble Lord. "He 1S n . by-tl\e ne! Augusta; a newspapaermen present, "I have been cor­ hero and a great Jiving liVing tlonal was Mrs. Julian ard and the children. Mr plowed down, Washington cans from all waiks of life. The measures up to objective stand­ A. pme needl lin d b [anch'tiPS· given by and Mrs. T. R. Bryan In healthy ed the chance to tell them about man. They say he hved a presence"to help us hve," They're rebelling agamst e;; lovely article IS Aycock. Recent dinner of Mr. and Mr. for The Atlanta Jour­ written in a question ards of craftmanshlp and per­ the of Upon germinatIOn, guests sons, and Mrs. Fred shot respondent life and then died a Our has lacked ultra-Bohemianism their the. !'"ngus The of Lion E-2 boosts painful Christianrty and answer AGAIN program, "Forward We and Mrs. Perry NeSmith were and Mr. up states' rights. sequence and some formance--. wicked attacks the hVlng in- Lee, and Mrs. Durwood nal for on foul' and death But, is this all? an we parents They're saying going years \ essential if have been Go-Through Ou� Pro- Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bernard of of the remarks are very inter­ Are we the "We're not be ��ow�ar�d Reading Smith, Jacksonville, FIB.; Bobo The over Dr E. Jones was Q paying price now, going to and troubles the segrega­ a man with states' Stanley looking for Him a m on g the gram," was presented two and two sons of Savannah, and of yields profits. Lion E-2 strong rights esting. of thIS In terms of lowered Silly hke that-we to As yo� probably know the by Bryan Pensacola, Fla., Jack once told a propose .. tion and are by Mohammedan: dead! 'of the members of the Mr. and Mrs. William Barrs. intregration really have been rocked back Dr. Robert E. Fitch i. dean standards I think the loss from thIS dleease can run faculty Bryan, Mrs. Robert Beall, Mr. leanings, geneI'lllly? try morality. young Mrs John is 33.5% Into C. Proctor and Mrs: guests of Mr. and and Mrs. W . an of and professor of ethics at the who are th.ousands of dollars each Week�nd G. Pago, MI� W. R nitrogen (more just extension the bigger tilne and to see the A. When it comes to ethical people gettmg mamed again pillars Auetion Hamp Smith. IVIIrs. M. O. Prosser were Dr. and Mrs. Pacif,c School of Relgion in today WIll not be such Top Priees year Smith, L. E Smith. all than twice as to the of of matters or moral I permis­ A. much as struggle presel-ve rights Georgia conversation in Wash­ He 58 standards, in Following the business meet- and Mrs. J. Waters and chil- of Savannah, Rev and Mrs. "soda"). It', Berkeley, California. IS should to sive parents. I'm sure won't Earll' thinnings young prefer point the finger they ing conducted Mrs. Brooks dren of Mr and Mrs W the states, Mr, Fryhofer said, urg­ for a handout. years old. These are some of be. be much in Statesboro stands can help minimize these by Augusta, H. Ansley of Blakely; Mr. ington pleading of judgement at the home and They'li stricter. super.dense ... one tHe to Fitch, losses from infected Lanier, the social committee Oran Bacon and MISS Beverly and Mrs. M. L. Preston of Dou- eliminates out of ing the Yankee to this "And AA question put Dr. at the church Is there trees Trees press relay what about Georgia rep­ helps those who sooner than at Q. too much concern served refreshments. Bacon of Pembroke. Q. Dr. Fitch, are Americans with stems encir- glas; Mr and Mrs. E. E. Proc- information to the North. the school. today in this country With secu­ completely every five refill presentatives in Congress? They today equipped spiritually and Mr. and Mrs R. L. Holland of teir of Millen; Miss Emma Bobo stops! Monsanto Chem. Q. What about the emphasis· rity? his to to the Savannah visited aunt, Mrs. of S. and proclaim their dedication to states' mOI'ally respond dang­ in in ��':? s��UI;i� ;;,':n�v�r�� s:'� MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Spartanburg, C., many ieal come television, mOVie, In cheap A. It bothers me, and J. M. Co., St. Louis ers and that con­ Qther as practical. Infected Uees that ',VlIhams, Sunday. friends from Statesboro. 66, Mo.�·J;:riJi:�'.M., at tiJne seeking help chalienges on It Mrs. Wilbur FOI' rights election but in the magazmes brutality? Does people, to be sure. The All No. McElveen and I's are sake front them? psy­ SIS.60 not poor risks and are need- safety's meet a demand or is it Mh. creating have told us that Eugene Mincey were count th'em­ A I'm not a chologists the ed intervening months, peSSimist about utilize completely the esses Dr, John a mal'ket for cheap entertam­ need of the t? last Saturday afternoonhost-I------r------­ Numbers of are kill­ By Mooney human but I'm greatest child is for pedestrains selves failures if do not shake nature, then, growing space may be left for at a they ment? and Miscellaneous S howe r not a believer 111 automatic securlty-emotlonal other­ removal in later ed each year trying to cross high­ the federal till for pro­ thtnnmgs. gIven at the Brooklet to pay dams, DISCUSSION in AA meetings conscious When I was wise. Of course, that's a lie. A Cornmunt- sober, gress, eIther. On the eve of A. I think the demand was Frequent thinnings of "11" and no Producers badly ty House in honor of Mrs ways, there's absolutely ex­ and a centering on the First Step, "Ad­ I didn't know what to do. With healthy child loves adventure hospitals, roads, thousand World War II, I was very con­ growing for a long time, but, Cooperative infected trees will minimize mitted we were over a few drinks I knew as much as he does Peggy Hunnicutt, a recent bI'lde, cuse, for this if first powerless exactly cerned the of if look at the security, losses from the rust. The can- OVER IACK,COUNTRY ROAOS AT 45 they'll stop other projects back home, by unwillingness you younger gen­ A number of friends called alcohol and that our lives had what to do I was the hfe of and so does a healthy man. and make sure the is the Amencan people to face the eration today-not those who Livestock ke/s seldom kill pines direct- between A SKY-HIGH LOAO Of TIMBER way entirely "We even a the hours of three to ,WITH have Georgia rep­ become unmanageable," help the the As I see it I Exchange party. now, realities of the Nazi tbreato-, hit the papers in delin­ Iy, but they weaken them clear. When the man on juvenile Q. Every age has it's prob­ phy- five foot takes who shall be nameless members to accept the fact of was an a I c h 0 II c be­ resentative, then, The American people are a quency, but those who are the lem-. Statesboro, Georgia sically and reduce their value' ••• a chance-his chances for SUl-VIV­ alcoholism and thus open the cause whiskey for at this because I have al­ changed my per­ young people and may still have rather solid majority m the col- A. has it. products requiring sound BIRTH writing to which lies In and made Every age ANNOUNCEMENT aI hang in the balance. Remember way recovery, sonality me feel com­ ready belabored this individual too the'remaming eleven steps. fortable and relaxed around - Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lee Chevy middleweight that ������������������������.�W:ood:______---- announce is the birth a this, pedestrains, stop sign much on this who works After attainment of sobriety, everybody. I wasn't that way of son in issue, the a of a the of without it. Later own r also Bulloch County symbol very iJnportant traf­ for of Uncle retelling story his drink­ Hospital, shows the steadily larger grants drank to April 24, who has been big rigs fic law ing sustatns an alcoholic's con­ reheve hardshIp. My Thru the I's named which, for Safety's sake, Sam's to of Franklin money help municipali­ viction that he can drink no husband IS an alcoholic. When Harry Lee, Jr. and will must be to be the letter. m he I would drink called Harry. Before her mar­ obeyed ties dispose of their sewage. If a alcohol any form. This IS got drunk, too how it's done! for with AA sobrie­ and his dnnking didn't riage Mrs. Lee was MISS Betty When Joe sees a speed sign, it town can't handle its own necessary, worry sewage, a new me as much. I started Parrish, daughtert of Mr and tells ty many expertence way taking him he'd better not is there sel-vice can for Mrs. H. G Parrish That's a 6303 Chev­ go any any public it of hfe. They gain peace of mind drinks every ache and pam medium-duty I ... rolet a VB, faster, or he may be fined, When perform? and happ1Oess. Often there is had. Finally, I was drinking Russell powered by 2B3-CH.-in. financial a few beers In the to Mrs. John McCormick But sure Sams sees one, it tells him he'd success. Frequently morning spent tlwre'. nOlhlng medium­ "The exercise of states' a few last rights they feel so they the cure my hangovers. When I re­ V�"9"K�a days week at the about the load, Mr, E, good, get J, better not or he "In the next world I don't won't use them to scare the searohed for the snake Dinkier duty go any faster, ideally leaves states free to do for idea that all need to make alized what th,s meant I didn't Finally, Hotel in Atlanta With they want how to nor Oh it is I who am Arkansas much to know read girls, very every body left me and went her Mrs Proc­ Blankinship, logging may be killed! Take it from Geor­ themselves etter than ex­ things perfect is a can of beer' have trouble deciding I daughter, Emory they write," are words one of my brave about snakes back to his chore. tor of conlraclor, says bOlh of hi. So, It has been said that an al­ was an alcoholic." origmal Macon, who IS Homemak­ gia's over-the-l'Oad b'Uck drivers: pect the to do for them. brothers-in-law used to say superstate worst ing teacher at the 6303's "move coholic's enemies are Yet, while I raked leaves in But I didn't so Byron High torSion-spring along Sam is the fellow with A MAN: "There is not when he read that feel pert any the MI'. but in four any something School, Mrs Proctor and some 01 40 10 50 miles "our wit" right SOITY, Fl'yhofel', health and money. that hole I was forgetful of more. The adrenaltn that per idea! question in my mind as to would have been better left un­ my PI­ of her sessions of GOING OVER his own about snakes. I was FHA. students at­ and Congress I have seen experi­ everything tuaritary gland had In 55,000 pounds gross weight when r became an alcoholic. I read. pumped tended the State F. Sillce ences keeps always before the absorbed in a Vision of how this at H. A. Con­ b'affic laws to little of states' an my body first and made me main lain a schedule apply pe­ very l'ights in prac­ became alcoholtc when I vention that was 5-lrip-a-day alcoholic the fact that he is a WEEK I felt the same would look when I could feel held III At­ as LAST spot courageous and must wilh no Irouble at all," desb'ains well as mot 0 r 1St s, tice. started NEEDING whiskey. At strong lanta Figure tlIe slave to drink. and that the The was this moved here and have left me first I needed It to way Saturday morning get plant as as It here's a relax from rapidly M. 0 Prosser was money you save when good rule for Ulem to "When I was a of sltghtest concession to the ha­ a beautiful one. There was no another p I ant moved there. came. Now I called to you've got Unrversity a hard at the felt weak and day offIce Or I Sandersville last be­ a truck that can and look three bit. if only a few SIPS of cough no pl'essure, Just a mar­ (You know how women are In weary week-end medium-dUly follow-stop ways Georgia student sbme time needed it to relieve self­ hurry cause of ago, my - the death of cover mediCine or a sacrament Wine, to be the all the his broth­ 30,000 a before a velou� day spent quietly spnng moving back-counlrymiles crossing tllC late Abit Nix of Athens in conSCIOusness around oUler peo­ TI,e John who roadway. First, said Will almost certamly lead to a In the furniture In the house and all Silly, little, straw cap I c',', Prosser, age 64, with a load! I needed it to have fun at working yard. year Ilig"-tonnage look to the ple. was had a died a left-next, to the t a talk to the Demosthenran So­ resumption of the old pattern the In the yard) wearang little straw follOWing heart attack. I'lgh a dance or a football plants We've - game." a to box sewn Funeral services never seen like the and then in back pl'obably worse. On such day, It is good on. Somethmg was were conduct­ anything to make sure no that he would like for some­ I needed It in the after­ ed ciety Later, play hke a real of leisure" SUDDENLY I WAS startled inSide that rattled Sunday. amount of truck owners arc to a member tell hiS "lady around 1 praise vehicle Listening noon about five o'clock on turning IS to beal' to run for on and and read the With out of wits. never Easter week-end going body Congress a plat­ and his of paper your my (I've stopped raking suddenly. The guests of on new torsion story give opinion weekends. And then I needed Mr heuping Chevy's down! This coffee. The Atlanta Journal edi­ heard a rattle snake shake his on and Mrs. John were you bit of advice from form of how in the of prongs the rake vibrated AS Belcher seeing just little fed­ changes nature hiS It because wife was SMOOTH RIDING OVER A PENCIL spnng suspension. Owners like the my naggtng torial carned a short edi­ tail in my hfe but I've heard rather LINE the State Patrol! which were page loudly, I'llttling the dry eral he could drinkmg poSitive me fnet the truck handles a whole lot money get. about my drinking My chIl­ tonal about this the tune from others tha� the sound is leaves The that he was a victim being hissing sound was All users warnings dren made so much It cnn move highway should be I think Abit Nix understood noise of for rattle snakes. (There hke leaves shaking.) There, the sound the ••• ride on modern easier, faster off the road of other mem­ year dry only snake had your concrete Don't Run alcoholism, helps worried me and I needed a few in is some on the staff who a short distance from my rake made and It was Pa - without the driver to death patient traffic-that goes for what the states' bers to examine their own body said beating fully rights mean. actI­ to nerves. Then drinks quiet my IS scared to death of rattle was a snake coiled [ was a All Over and the man on too. Vities and up. just puff adder-pufflllg out with sawed Town shnking loose all the sheet metal. foot, Never in When I see honesUy critically; I needed a drink the get somebody during day I read the a little blinded the to make joints getting thus their snakes.) hastily paper by bright hlTnself look like a Irko the idea of extra thousands a and in reinforcing sobriety so I could do work the They hurry dash front of on­ elected to on my In and left for the I was wear10g See Congress the Nix Tn to the yard. sunlight although poisonous snake. He had said is Us-Your of reply Driving 100% on modern concrete. Smooth miles before trade-in I , ,, Drive question, end I needed it all Ihe a The first a enjoyment and coming be a neariy a straw cap With bill. that rattle snake. quiet, traffic-you may lit­ then I'll be satisfied that "When do you think be­ coiled, No This is a platform, you time so I could hve." IN A LITILE scheduled spot was thumps. contmuous-laid , . with One '60 just once. It's a whole noise I was conscious of WOUldn't have left so pavement. only tiny, Chevy tle late for an came an are a Stop the man on the alcoholic?," here of the I decided to l'ake quickly. new appoilltment-but street also under­ \ yard that sound but sawed�in cushion spaces. You can't hear or fecI them. few of the I'M SOBER. vibrating dry (Who knows whether hc's experience. on vaned and interest­ NOW Going a new leaf rake or right time for your funeral. stands, (with brand, leaves sounds were righ�?) Insurancy answers one 24 the definitely And laid fiat, concrete Agency ing from people sober along day, hours, at some dlrt mto a hole I stays flat, Only concrete can be built mlddlewelg/.1 200 mll6l yard rake) there. Then I was conscious of ANYHOW, felt like a fooi. averager on the AA I find I don't need atcohol Life �C/Ievyof baok roads a P�ogram. time made the There were a I took and to such fiatness. It's placed and leveled to accurate • day dogging timber ""' by dog. a sound The snake's my rake reached out engineering A MAN: "One time I had to for I think when I hissing of Ihe woods and if 10 the 'anything. number of leaves that I was rak· for some more standards-not into delivering head for the world like leaves. Some just pounded shape, • mtU at The Bulloch Herald some I had a looked, Liability Crosson, A,kansOl. borrow money from the was drinking pretty low 10 with the dirt were Ing the rattlers. falling from a penr tl'ee Established March - dlamond·shaped You can 26, 1937 Published bank and sign a note for It r of myself as a person expect highways of modern concrete to last 50 and Fire Every Thursday optnion I'm educated about Ihat has a bhght. Brown years • make If there was of (Remember, spots more, couldn't myself go in I needed the whiskey to make any thought on Initial cost is moderate. costs will LEODEL COLEMAN snakes and I educate others most of them and Upkeep always stay low, Auto there, I took a I was a that l'attle snake editorial In slightly • couple of drinks. me think somebody, my All news for as a WORTH MORE Editor G. C. Coleman about snakes.) yellow on the rest." mighty good you taxpayer, BECAUSE THEY WORK MORE! CHEVROLET It gave me courage. 1 went In big shot Now I see myself mmd I was certainly unaware • H�iI STURDI·BILTTRUCKS 9 East Vine Street Advertising of It IS I who teach It's easy to see why concrete is best and got the money Dnnk10g clearly and honestly and have It: boys AS THOUGH I were charmed "Well, for all I know, I might your buy Statesboro, Georgia Director me the to self There IS no and how help­ not have for like those on the new • gave courage do sober respect, girls every year by the snake, I stood and yell· even seen a snake. heavy-duty highways Crop that were hard for me. need to up so I ful snakes are; how many en� the No pavement could b•• things puild my ego, ed for a man, The vacuum clean­ Maybe Called lip thing was Interatate System, Want to know more? Write tron,.r See local at the ."en It carved your authorized Chevrolet dealer Post .. __ of .. I I from ._ _. __ of ------_._------_ _.,. __ .. __ .-_ Georgia Second mies snakes lolld _._--_. Entered have __ Class think should to drink." rock' .. been some __ . __ at able need man, destroy; I ._ .. _-_ .. Office, Paid don't just _---_ Statesboro,. Postage Statesboro, er was mak1l1g more noise in leaves," thought. At for free new booklet on modern highways. ANDERSON & _--_._----- _._-,---- GeorgIa, under Act of March 1887. to do these of these them the dif­ Congress, 3, things Without All three statements course, teachtng the house than I could make so any rate. I'm glad I don't have 10 and harm­ NESSMITH drinking That should h ave the NEED for alcohol ference harmful and ran to swear emphasize I left my snake to the anythlllg in court, FOill Statesboro, MI.MWAVI· WITH II 'OUO 'UTUIII Georgia, Thursday, April 28, 1960 warned me I was an alcohohc" to pride. Most alcohohcs iess snakes. IL IS I who help about the snake protect door and yelled your COTTON STATES A YOUNG LADY. "When the need for a catch snakes for our snake I agree that drink, Sometimes, think It PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Franklin SUBSCRIPTION RATES I,' too, NlW-llt��� Chevrolet stalted I IS and It is I who handle When we returned to the AGENCY Inc. of house drinking. thought I regardless circumstances, WOUldn't be such a bad 501 Marlgage Guaranteo BuildIng. Allonla Plus Sales Tax Idea 3, Georgia TY'E�QJ_ Company, Georgia w n r n n so that was no a drank for fun. But now 1 know a dangerous i g of al­ them the little girls spot there sign of not to be able to Herman - read at least In the State: I Year $3.00, 2 Years $550 Out of I to Nessmith, Agent 60 EAST State: Year $3 50, 2 Years $6.50 T was timid and and the little snake \Ve A natIonal organization Improuc ruul u�nd 1M UIU of ocncr.te MAIN ST. shy and self- coholism. won't squeal boys anywhere. cautiously editorials on rattle snakes STATESBORO. GA., PHONE 4·5488 E-Z Lite BABYTANTES MISS BElTY. LANE

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MRS. HODGES HOSTESS VISITS soclatlon. The award wns made Tri� "AAA" . NEWLYWEDS IN IIICIIIIrWiqq� GHCA SPONSORS TO LAZY ATE ATLANTA on Friday. April 22. during the CLINIC AT MAlTIE BRIDGE CLUB afternoon session of the slate ,···,,·,,""')'n,,··:.,·.·... .. Mr. NOTHING tastes better than an ... LIVELY and Mrs. outdoor meal charcoal cooking does SCHOOL MAY Leroy Hayes FHA convention at the Dlnklar The to food that oan't be beat! into the LB. Lazy Ate bridge club met visited their and something So pile baokyard and A Clinic of the daughter her Plaza Hotel in Atlanta. demonstration with Mrs. have a Rex Hodges on Sa- COOK-OUT! What to oook? Shop PIGGL Y WIGGLY dozens latest hair fashions will be at husband. Mr. and Mrs. Joe for 13c vnnnah Miss lila Blitch, assistant Di­ '. Avenue. '_jl.lrt MARGARINE the Mattie on In. and dozens of ••. o.ut Lively school Sun­ ideas and finest foods for a cook-out! Or a �. possible �wafford at their home In At- of the Di­ day, I at 10 a. m. for rector Southeastern "ccok-ln!" May Mrs. D. D. A cook-out party will thrill the kids, a chance to Sparkling Rhem of Mel­ lanta. give pop beauty shop owners and opera­ Mr. and Mrs. Noah Swaf­ vision of American Red Cross bourne. Fla., scored and shine, and please EVERYBODY! PIGGL Y WIGGLY for FINEST tors. It is sponsored the lo­ high of her Shop by ford of Canton. N. C.. Joe's Atlanta. visited mother, 4 OZ. PKG. cal received a small clock. foods! Hairdressers and Cosmetolo­ Mrs. Mrs. J. D. cO,9kout Jack Blitch, while attend­ 8 OZ. PKG. gists Association. Admission Is Wilson won a small coffee parents, were also guests. Mrs. R free Ing Red Cross meeting at F E E ! to all members of the GH se�ice for second-high score. Swofford the former Marsha TEA CA. the clinic will For cut, Mrs. Jo Parkinson re­ Georgia Southern College. Conducting Hayes, is registrar of the At­ be Frank Connell. Marlon Rich­ ceived a bill fold and a pair of lanta District of Fire Mrs. C. B. Mathews and Mrs. ardson, Louise McCollister and ear bobs. Camp Mr. Frank r. Williams are Margaret Maddox who are Gh-ls. Swafford is a stu­ back 6 OZ. Others were Mrs. Glen 24 OZ. members of the Hair playing dent of at from Baltimore and Washington. Georgia Mrs. J. Pharmacy Georgia JAR Fashion committee. Coleman, B. Scearce D. C. Mrs. Mathew visited her Jr State Mustard JAR .• Mrs. Mrs. College. 12c Billy Odom, Har­ and Mr. and rA�z.·17c daughter family, ry Brunson, and Mrs. Frances Mrs. Robert T. Morris and chil­ MRS. H. D. ANDERSON Hi-C GRAPE OR Brown. dren. Robby and Missy in Bal­ HOSTESS AT BRIDESMAIDS timore. Mrs. Williams visited LUNCHEON MINA FRANKLIN WE GO PLACES her grandson and family, Mr. SYLVIA ZEITEROWER and Mrs. Frank Williams. and On CIRCLE 1'0 MEET Saturday afternoon at one ______.. their son Frank Everett, Ilt, in 46 OZ. CANS Mr. Hodges is a of MONDAY Sylvia Zet+erower graduate o'clock, Mrs. H. D. Anderson. NIGHT, MAY '2 Washington. D. C. grandmother of the en- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Donavon ·2 Statesboro High Scheol. He at- bride, The Mina Fmnklin of to tertained the Circle and Mrs. Frank Speetjens of Wil­ Orangeade marry tended North bridesrnalds and the sons. Lang and B III of Georgia College' Statesboro Primitive Baptist other rout-of-town guests here limantic, Connn., visited Mrs. G ene R:'. H 0 Georgia Southern and Church' will meet on Washington, Ga. spent Sunday d College. for - M. W. \ ges the La b p't ddi Monday Copeland last week. They ,·f " Georgia State At the at Bo'clock In with her Mrs. J. Mr and Mrs Ho College. at a Night. May 2. the grandmother, were school friends back In La' lunche�n n : �anrs, �eryanI�,gs present he is serving six horne of Mrs. Sam Brannen. D. Blitch Sr. 28 thru Reserved of Statestoro the tim�. banquet room. Mississippi. April May 4-Quantity Rights 4 ROLL PKG. a�nou:�r n��: months acuve at gagement of he!' daughter, army d�ty, Sylvia Fort Jackson. termination Waldorf Ann Z e t 1 e Upon The an en- Tissue rower, to Gene tab�e presented .-- 1------duty. plans to Reginald son of Mr D,t army, �e CO�- chanting picture of spring beau------1_------. Hodges, tmue his never tasted studies at Georgia Each was you've and Mrs. J. R. Ross of States- ty. place marked with State and work an bora. College assume adorable wed din ghat. Whole or at the Ifrust of Geor- The hats were The bride-elect a graduate Company pink. g r e e n, gta, he IS employed In and Frying Cut of Statesboro High School at- wher� yellow.and blue. the crowns Up the auditing were tended Georgia Southern 'Col- department. �llIed with bridal mints in where matching colors for hat. Chickens lege, she studied Business A summer wedding is being ea� PKGS.. These colors In the Administration. Miss Zeuerow- the date to be an- ';Yer'e so as STICKS planned, us� good 3100Z er is now of car­ BFisH in the BC- centerpiece pink employed nounced later No Invitations lov�ly Swift's premium Lb. c nations, and blue IHE yellow j counting department of Georgia are being issued All relatives iris, Power the greenery in a Tender-Grown Company. and friends are 'invited a�d arranged ___ SIlver __ footed bowl. MEDICAL �----�------. Breast Ib. 49c Luncheon guests were Mlss Mi�:!:e�aid 6 OZ. CAN GIRL SCOUT LEADERS' Anne Chicken Short lb. 39c Lamb. lovely in a beige Legs, Thighs l 1'0 AITEND WORKSHOP E rawsilk with M darker 0 N A D E shades of Wings .lb. 25c AT FORT STEWART I brown. Mrs. B. P. Lamb, the Girl Scout leaders in States- Parts Backs .lb, 150 bride's mother, and her bora have been invited to take grand­ Farmhouse Mrs. T. D. Lamb, and Tender. Lean part in a at m?ther, regional workshop MISS Frances Lamb of Atlanta; Frozen Fort Stewart on April. 28·29. 240Z.--EACH mother of the groom. Mrs. R. P. Leaders from Statesboro, Sa- CENTER FRUIT PIES Pittman, Savannah; three house Vi- P-HARMACY vannah, Brunswick, Jesup guests, Misses Jean LB. Harrison, ��;!a�t���i.n;?�o�e af��mS��a���� Cairo, Ga., Patty Tucker, West Birds Beach, Fla., Carol Pork Steak 39c Eye I bora to attend are Mrs. P�lm Mrs, Virgil Billard, Vera Beach, WH­ Donaldson. Mrs. W. A. Semmel, Fla., Fresh Frozen 12 OZ. PKG. lette WOOdcock. Mrs. Lem Ne­ Lean. Bar-B-Q-lnCJ Mrs. Bill Ferrence, Mrs. Henry SLICED PEACHES . 1 vii. Pat and Martha Lamb. MI'S. 3Sc Edith Curry sui­ Danalyn Lee. �ar�ksBe��� the .... �::.ri�rsBr:�n��: son; Helen Lanier, Savannah "friendly store" Iiff and Mrs. H� P. Jones Jr. neighborhood drug LB. ' and Mrs. H. D. Anderson. Aluminum, Pepper & ANNOUNCEMENT • Mrs. Anderson's gift to Anne Ribs The Statesboro Primitive Bap- 49c was linens. Spare tist Circle will meet at 3:30 SALTSHAKERS. Anne her attend­ BAMA set lie o'clock on Monday May 2 In pres�nted BOTH IN 1 PKG' ants s t e r II n silver whisk the church annex: Hostesses g Ketchup & Mustard brooms. FRESH AND TASTY will be Mrs. Lester Akins, Mrs. Allen Rimes and Mrs., Donie DISPENSERS MISS ALMA CHARLOITE LANE ea. lie C. HOPPER Kennedy. the door 28 . opens today, ENTERTAINS FOR Thursday, April , Paper 8Weiners&8Buns 49c week at a meeting of the eGor­ SALLY ANN STAFF gia Chapter of International As­ Miss is On Full Cream Oscar "All TULE CLOTHS Hopper sociation of Personnel in Em­ Thursday afternoon, Char­ Kraft·s. Daisy Mayer. Meat" V-B-A ea. lSe lotte Lane entertaned for her - M-IA ployment Security. to a new store for Small guest, Sally Ann Staff of Crest­ type drug Statesboro Mayonnaise Miss Hopper was awarded a honored twice view, Fla., who attended F. S. $25 cash and a Citation prize U. 29c of Merit. atTallahassee, Fla., last sum­ lb. WOODEN while S9c Bologna BOWLS ea. mer Charlotte was there. Chees� 25c The association awarded the 7 oz. pkg. Those invited to meet in to Miss Sally • prize money Hopper ann were Oliva Augusta Akins, Sylvia for "having won first place in Altman, Kay Beasley, E mil y Pure Miss Alma C. Hopper, of the the individual Miller' Award for Pint Jar Brannen, Tessis Bryan, Dottie Fancy of Labor her outstanding service to her Georgia Department Donaldson, Janie Everitt, Cecile a store with a fresh and "newness" that will like in Statesboro and community." complete druCJ appealing you past presi­ Hagans, Carlette Harvey. Jean 45 LB' CAN dent of the Statesboro Busi­ LARD She was also given a ten­ Holloway, Mary Emmye Johns­ cello ness and Professional Woman's service $3.49 RADISH bag year pin by Georgia ton, Martha Lamb, Gloria Lane, 19� 7c was Club, honored twice in Commissioner of Labor eBn T. Norma Jean McCorkle, Alison r------� Kiln Augusta on of last Huiet. Sunset Gold Dried. Sweet Saturday Mikell, Donna Minkovitz, Jean Nessmith, Beth Nessmith, Joan Twin Pack - Gordon·s. first of is - Sack, Rose Ann Scott, Cheryl all there plenty of parking all free too! Drive right up to the LOAF !bs. Whelchel. Mary Ann Smith and BREAD 17c POTATOES 3 29c Levan Williams. building. Hard Head The guests were served as­ sorted sandwiches cheese straws, party cakes and sher­ bet PoioioChipS70ZPKG49c punch. second - there are two courteous and CELERY stalk Sc friendly, competent registered phar­ French's macists to serve - both SiCJnet Bar-B-Que LCJe. Crisp you registe'red pharma cists so that you can be sure of the prop­ FHA Homemaker er filling of precriptions no. 5 8 oz. btl. Syrup CJlass 61c Sauce 27c' LETTUCE head 19c to Golden - Carnation Yuban. Instant Degree goes - Dry Ripe third you will find all of your favorite cosmetics your favorite notions and Sun-town costume­ 3 Bulloch all items that you will expect to find inyour "friendly" neighborhood drug store. Milk 5 qt. pkCJ. SSc Coffee 6 oz. jar $1.21 BANANAS lb. 10e brief cutaway girls Fresh Tender jacket and Three Bulloch county high school Future Homemakers of

- American were fourth - Beautiful slender sheoth awarded the fount service that you will enjoy a complete fountain service with "State Homemaker the with embroidered Degree." Pole Beans lb. highest FHA award. at the Fri­ sandwiches. You will find it to visit friends at 19c day pleasurable your your "friendly" neigh­ 22, afternoon session of bodice. Arnele the .. - State Future Homemakers borhood drug store . triacetate and Convention held at the Dinkier Plaza Hotel in Atlanta, April LawnChairsS4.98 catton. Blue, 21-23. arc: They Ranell Laircey of Marvin Pitt­ Gold Medal Bar-B-Que Ea. beige, pink, grey. High School, Miss Elaine Jar­ 14ta44 dine, her adviser; Judy Nesmith LEM NEVIL and CHESTER of Southeast Bulloch Mrs. HANBERRY FLOUR 10-lb. bag $1.09 High, 6 Oz. Jar Ida. S. Hinton, her adviser; and 49c Julia Aprons Brannen of Statesboro invite to the Fast Pain Relief High School, Mrs. Reppard De­ you Wooden. HamburCJer Leach, her adviser. ANACIN btl. of 30 tablets 53c 17.95 Phillips, Mint or Regular Press ea. S9c IN MEMORIAM A year ago today, April 29th, 1959) Medical MILK OF MAGNESIA 4 oz. btl. Z9c Center Bar-I-Que Our dear mother passes away, In that Pharmacy world heavenly to stay • With our Lord each Colgates day. corner of Grenade and - ea. We miss her Grady the Mitts 39c SHOP from time to time, opposite hospital But we feel sure she is with TOOTH PASTE Gt. size 53c thine, 15-lnch "it's your orhood store," Portable We love her so dear, friendly neighb drug Halo But we have no fear And some we until 8:30 hope day that Open daily p.m. from 2 till ea. FIRST will be near. Sundays 6:00 p.m. SHAMPOO size 60c Grill Igs. $2.19 Children and Grandchildren of Mrs. N. B.Nesmith � I Ann , retary and Miss Williford, Statesboro, Georgia, ThUl"1lday, April 28, 1960 IfAPPY GO LUCKY Nell Brannen or Millen. ZuIa G Club Senior Citizens Stitch 'N Chetter The Bulloch Herald _ 6 CLUB PLANS Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turn- The Bulloch Herald ammage Hay Page' tr�s�;�lma Hopper Is the re- ':. er IHGL EI>UCATIONAL TOUR of Statesboro Club Babytantes announce the tiring president, Sewing birth of a 1960 Women'. New. and The Go Luck lub son, ROberl Madison, Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 28, named W news In New Happy _ al 1 B&P, Miss was In SOCI· first Bake Sale is 19 at I------:.....-...:::.....:.....---.:.:.....::.....-_;,,---­ Gammage charge meets 19 members plan nn cducnllollul April tho- Bulloch County sponsors April or on Mon- lour chart Mr. and Mrs, Fronk OllIFf Jr. Hospital, The will be call­ the program FARM by rod Greyhound baby HERBERT L. SMITH ed to S. April LOANS Mrs. M. W. enler-I Millen announce lhe of Charleston, C., opelan on of birth ed Bobby. Mrs. TUrner Is the bus Saturday April 30. The USS toined the Stitch 'N holler J. Frank Olliff BACK AT CHARLESTON 10, aboard tho destroyer president Talent Show a success bus will leave tho Recreation a son, III, April former Miss Anno Annwny of ���us�::: t�: CastIee Communi meet seven-month big lub Tucsdoy afternoon, nt the Macon He Statesboro. AFTER SEVEN MONTHS Johnston a Miss Zula enter on Fair Ro...1t1 at 9 M', 22, 1I0spil.OI. after Gammage or the ���j�::lg::r AVAILABLE A, relations In B&Ip:��W omm:unIty at her home 235 S. public play flrst April 19, will be called Joy. and tour IVIU, the U. S. local office of the Federal Land MHS, D. D. Anderson The annuli I Talent Con- Tho Stutesboro CItizen's lub sharp, Mr. Mrs. George E. Stiles S. C, - Her­ or duty St. CHAHLESTON, in a Walnut Mrs. Olllfr Is the former Miss of in Ihe Mediterran­ has been elected activities community. lest, sponsored by tho H. O. L. held their regular Tues- The group will visit places Statesboro unnounce the bert L. male Sixth Fleet Bonk, presl- meeting used In llv­ SmiLh, gunner's Guests or the club were Mrs. Club at their Azaleas were her of interest birth of a ean. dent of the Statesboro Business ==I:11:=_===::::====:::::a:====-=-__ regular weekly doy uftemoon April 12 at lhe FOR COMPLETE along the way. A daughter, Cora Lynn, second class, USN, son of Mr. :'::I::===1 INFORMATION room st were Eloise Hunnicutt of R a d 10 was declared a tre- Fair Road Ing and her gu complete tour of port Pulaski is back hallie by 6 P. M. April I D at the Bulloch In vari­ and Professionat \Vomnn's Club. mectlng, Recmatfnn Center. ootetyEditor County and Mrs. Rohert L. Smith or Besides participating Mrs. Ernest Phone 4-2382 WWNS and Leodel served Icc cream floats, nuts Brnlillcllt Society of fun is in be sure Coleman, M. U, Nevil with A. H, mendon, success. TIIC was called 1.0 planned, LUnch will be spread Lots store, Hospltnt. Mrs. Stiles was before and husband ous the The results or the election The Metter District W, spent Sunday meeting Stntesboro, Ga., operational exercises, edltor of the Bulloch Herald. and ooklcs. (It in rcservu­ Twonty members took part in order the Miss See the park in Suvunnah Bench, you sign up time, her marriage, Miss Helen Hol­ of Lhe former Miss Jeaneen Ro­ Johnston and her were visited' were announced at the regular Rally was held at Union Baptist Rockel' Jr., in Metter. by president, the show" Those wore Mrs. a stroll down I he beach and t Ions must be mudu. lowell of Elizabeth Greece. or the B&PW Church last The "privnto presented Janie Jones, who lend the group nttending Hamilton music City, N. C. bcrts pf Sylvania, Ga., rei urn- Spain, France, Italy and meeting held at TI'e 1960 public relations en- Thursday. pro- Mr, and Mrs. R, V, Haizlip Jones Mrs. hnrles Hcl­ Nancy presented the theme: for (he members of the Club, in the Lord's Prayer. Lane, Mrs. Bryant's Kitchen on Mon- or the Statesboro club for gram centered around and Winston try children, or Salem, The winners Morlan Mrs, AI Mrs. at a Full Grown Christian". were, A delightful program or dance L. Inr, Blackburn, sponsor for Music Club day night or this week. the B&PW Public Re- "Unto N, visited several Remer Georgia C., days here of and Mrs. Brady lIunt r Robertson, Mrs. F. C. The Rev. C. K. Everett a Bird, daughter Mr. numbers were presented by Ihe dance of church Elected. to servo with Miss lations Award was on display gave during Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Pnrker Jr., Mrs. Ernest Cannon. class History devotional. Mrs. Grnhnm Bird; Melissa Olliff, Misses Ann Holloway, Hoi en Gammage are Mrs. Nell Godbee, at the meeting, before it Is to very inspiring J. O. Nevils, and Mr. and Mrs. Mutual Life Insurance of New York Mrs. David Word, Mrs. Tom who is dnllghlel' of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Waters and Juunn Roberts, H n mil t vice It James Reed, Claxton, Miss Nuncy o n, TIlC -Stntesboro Music Club president; Mrs. Grace B. be mailed for the judging. C. M. Nevils. Olliff at Marlin nnd Mrs. Bill Harper. divisional vice-pres, attended lhe and D ian o Stephens, pupils of the Marilyn Youmans Mr. und Mrs. 1'1011 met 19 8:00 Davis, recording secretary; Mrs. was prepared by Miss Gam- daughter of Tuesday Aprli at or rs, G with Mrs. 22 S. Main St, .. Statesbo ro, Ca. Jack . sec- . Gross, mage. . of a Ben- In tho homo of und corresponding ns. en a esc s 0 I ie Hamllton, Snvnnnah, p.m. 01'. mF'oureetingra atlnd'0 sfPokeltowe c iurcnsUlle �rotuIP.III ie CI,T"ldhreenR, elv(e' "C,'onKd' cElv,aerrleottttea, no'rl ds"teulg,II,'eter Ea',Mlr. nnfd tMh girI' SGChoolcargo 0l(f Iidancingy at I Plano. Ticwell Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rush- were with a silver A was Sewing lor ttl Jenkins II/gh Sehoul, hns Mrs. Guy Wells, co-hoses were District wore represented. The Dublin, presented 1119vle shown on ladles of Union W. M. S. ser- ing and family were Sunday dln- dollar us their prize. er Arrangements or wttllnms- the Dr . meets been chosen sponsor for Jack Averitt, Mrs . .John R. FlOW-I'�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;�;;;���������� Club with ncr Leh- ved lunch at the noon hour. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Honorable menUon went to burg, provided by Mrs. Percy Senioj- fuss Donce which is Godbee, Mrs. W, S. Hanner Mrs, Ozburn man Rushing. Janna lcments, daughter of Bland. parlor tho oxerelscs during and M,'. Roy Wliliums. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Clements; A contest of the 1110st Mrs. Dewey Martin of Auburn­ Miss Mamie Loe Anderson, molting Commencement Week. For Non- Carlene of from Mrs. Eugene Ozburn w a s dale is two weeks and Dobb left on Tues­ Franklin, daughter words "Good Friday" was Mrs. Included in tho business ses- Fal., spending Mary cy, the granddnughtcr or Mr. and M1"5. Carl won hostess Tuesday, April 19, to here with her mother, Mrs. H. L. for after Franklin; by Miss Janie Jones, The E. N. Is the lhird sian was the or the noml­ day' Atlanta, visiting Club at her Brown, this report Cynthia of door prize went to MI's. W. E. the Ticwell Sewing Akins, They are in Savannah several days with Mrs. A. C, Williams, daughter time she hos enjoyed this hon- submitted Mr. suburban home. Her home was noting committeo, by this week relatives. and Mr. and Mrs. C. and Mrs. J. B. Williams. Helmly, Each of these ladlcs the visiting Anderson, or, having been selected by The shown was so was dccornted with spring flowers. Mrs. H. M. Carmichael, chair­ Mr. and Mrs. Fields D. talent presented a beautiful nzoloa freshman and class- Eugene Rushing. For refreshments Mrs. Ozburn very good it was quite a task plant from Turners man. The slate or of­ I and son, Ken of Lakeland, Fla., Nursery. es. s�phamorc following Guests on of Mr. Saturday for to come to a more new were served spice cake with caramel were of and Mrs. the judges Two members flcers for 1960-61 were present- guests Mr. The Don our icing, nnd coffee. IC:======_==:I Delmas Hushing Friday. decision. judges were added to roll ut this meet­ cd and elected: :�� ���: ���'f: r7e��a���h��: and Mrs. Members were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ander- Russell, Harvey Berry ing. present of and Mr. and CAN ren, Augusta Elaine Hulst. Rrefreshlllents wel'c served CHANGl John obb, Mrs. W. T. Clark, son, Mr. and Mrs. Huey Mc- President, Mrs, CllrtiS Lano; Mrs. Haizlip and family of Wins­ Mrs. Mrs. Corkle and Jean and Cher- by Mrs. W. E. Helmly and Mrs. Eugene Futch, BUren W girls ton N. C. l'Pabytantes first vice-president, Mrs. ,John Solem, O. M. Lanier. Allman, Mrs. Jim Dossey, Mrs. I yl of Statesboro, were dinner Il. Godbee; socond Mrs. H. H. Godbee and Sen YOUR BILL-PAYING HABITS John Meyers, Mrs. Clyde Yar- vice-presl- guests of Mr. and Mrs. .Jack daugh- Bulloch The i a r Cillzen's Club dent, Mrs. Frnnk Mikell; thlt'd tel', Carol, spent Saturday in Sa- held Boke at the Fair ber und Mrs. Weld ron DIIPeo. Mr. and Mrs, George Ollirf or Brannen and faimlly Sunday. County Iheir Sole vice-president, Mrs. Her b crt vannah. Rood Recreation Center on Fri­ Pensacola, Fla. announce the Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cle- If, at bill-paying tillle eoch month, you now secretary, Dinner last with 15. It was a tremen­ birth of a Julie Carol, Klngory; recording menls and daughter, Elna of guest Sunday 4·H Club News dUtY April doughter, Frank nbont town to in' Mrs. Simmons Jr.; treas- were last Mr. and Mrs. Otis were dous due to the fine trndge pay person, carry. April 8. Mrs. Olliff Is remem- Brunswick, visiting Rushing RECORD BOOK CLINIC success, urer, Mrs. Jake Smith. Mr. Mr. and Bermuth Futch or or and a denI of cash and thus bered here as Miss Betty Gun- weekend with her parents, Mrs. cooperation the public ing good risking it, tor. und Mrs. Paul Nevil. Nevils, Mr. and Mrs, Reed Ben- A Record Book Clinic was held also the rlne publicity given It An interesting program on occasionally forgetting to ask for receipts- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nevil nett of Metter, Lelrler Futch, and in the Home Demdnstration A­ by OUl1 locol papers and Radio \, "The History or Church Music" For the Easter holidays Mr. spent Sunday with their daugh- Gladis Smith of Savannah, Mr. gent's office, March 9th. Station WWNS. TI,e Senior Cl­ Was presented Mrs. John L. ALL TIIAT CAN BE CHANGED WITH A MERE 7eddj1�UI' and Mrs. A. S. by and Mrs. Wade and Mrs. James and on in Wheelbarger, ter, Mr. Young Rushing Informatlon was fill­ lIzen's join together saying, Jackson. given PIECE Of PAPER: YOUR OWN BANK CHECK I Zetterower Avenue, had as their at Dublin. daughter, Luanne, and Mr. and ing out records, also getting "thanks to everyone for mak­ their or Hazle­ guest daughter, Margaret, Unmetrlcal and Anci­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Mrs. Jerry Hushing demonstrations ready for project ing OUr success possible." \Yf"/'Vita�iOnjt I;lymns Checks cnn be trlailed, ond safely; and your and her husband, Carl Lindee, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul hurst. Ga. which will be held 0,�1' ent chants were illustrated nnd Savannah, Achievements, and their children, Cheryl, Fred Mother's at Rock in June. cnncelled checks ore alltomatlc I directed by Mr. Dale Jensen, ac­ Eagle, receipts of (he and Scott of also The ceremonials wed· Chicago; Mr. companied by Mrs. Jenson with The following 4-H Club mem­ Wheelbarger's slstcd, Mrs. Paul­ bers were Helen Belch­ ding nrc formal and dictaced membership partiCipation, cath­ present: Middleground WHY NOT OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT Ine Whitmore, and her Leefield News Janice children, olic and IMsses wore er, Bunks, Judy Stephens, AT OUR BANK THIS by CUSIOIll ::and erndition ... lilurgy MONTH' Eleanor and Howard or Harri­ Linda Zetterower, Bobble UD meets conducll'fl by Mr. Fred Grumley: F. Lynn Club one of rhe cr.ldil'ions is [he Va. By MRS. E. TUCKER son, Lutheran hymnody, by Mrs, Jenkins, Lugenin Smith, Su·e genuine engraved invitation Annette Bar­ Jake Smith was Illustrated by Belcher, Mitchell, on 13 or annount:cmelll. bara Maurice Gwln­ group singing or "A Mighty The service of the Leefield Mr. and Mrs. Fate Baird and Kennedy, April Club Ne­ Novelty Fortress is Ollr God." An organ Day Baptist Church last Sunday Children, Sammie and Karla of nette, Nallcy McCall, Judy We invite (0 see you our Jane The Middleground Home De­ were conducted S. smith, Lanier and The "'l1te Heavens Declare the by Batesburg, C., visited rela­ Mary welcomes solo, morning montratlon Club met Une of Wedding Invi(a!ions tives AliceBelcher. on April Glory or God," WIIS presented the young people of the church. here last week. 13 at the home or Mrs. and Announccmencs ... Steel T. V. PROGRAM Dewy new member Dr. Jack Broucek. Oratorio The message was brought by by with and BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT BUlloch 4-H C I u b Deal MI'S. Fate Deal Engraved, Proper in farmi style church music was illu- Bobby Conley. The pianists were County Mrs. Pete Cannon as co-host­ Mrs. W. E. entertaln- Lee and members prescnted a Television in Helmly strated with a solo from Elijah. Misses Ginny Mary Mr. and Mrs. Bulloch craftsmanship. of ":' Franklin Lee Superb fresh-faced on W. T. O. C. in Sa· esses. ed the Club Wednes- "If With All Your easy-care Alice Belcher. Donald Joiner program Uoun� Novelty licart," sung wishes to announce the birth 11th. Mrs. Qoy Akins presided. MTs. Mrs. Belton ac­ led the and the choir vannah, Monday April day afternoon at her home. by Braswell, singing o·f n son on April 24, at the Bul- in­ sheers, a Each 4-H member was inter- Benny Earl Deal give an companied by Mrs. R. J. Hoi- gathered fro'll was entirely of young people. lock Her rooms were decorat.ed ). ... County Hospital. Mrs. Lee , viewed on her project. The 4-N spiring devotional. land Sr. Mrs. Ronald Neil gave Ii, Frnh �.Id 110..... print is the former Miss with azaleas und mixed Betty Par- Club mcmbers After a short business Ises_ Bank collection of ••• and Mrs. Ha- were spring a r' c s U III e of Episcopalian flattering styles .u conOD eoUated at Mr· Raymond rish of participating stepiD, Brooklet. sian Ule wns turned flowers. A with 8S- and son of Aransas Pass, Carol Goodbee, Nancy McCall, meeting palty prate Church music os it came down t!tl! co�l V-nec!:!.in:!. FIt,�. gall -Member Federal Insurance Corporation- Jane over to the judges and the Deposit sorted sandwiches pound from church A in half.sizes 12� to Texas, have returned home, af- Judy Nesmilh, Lanier, Mary the of England. 24�, vio!::t cr Misses Ann and Barbara Sue �nd pink. 12Ji.24J.1, Alice Maureen Gwin- cake was WIth punch. solo of '1n ter visiting relatives here. Belcher, s�rved contemporary music, 128-20B, \Vhite of Statesboro spent the In an $10,98 Mr. Mrs. Inman Hendrix nette, Barbara Kenncy, An- ���I�n ��:u:�v�!��nII�cr�. ����� anll110l contest, Mrs. was sizes and Days Distress," sung by proportioned 12B to weekend with relatives here. Second Mrs. Bel1- , 20B, and and nette Sue Lu- Deal. place, ��;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.• C. P. Claxton won a box of Mr. Bernard accom. II, Petal. collared asua( iD or Savannah, Earl Mitchell, Belcher, Morris, WMS MEETS Mrs. Roberts were genia Smith, Bobbie Jenl(- ny Earl Deal; TI,ird place, Mrs. Henry Lanier ro- Mrs. William Smllh. charming doverleaf Pete of Register Lynn ca�dy. panied by prine ins. Pete Connon and fourth 1)lace, '------..! celved n towel in another on Friday night The ladies of the WMS met Linda Zetterower, Judy guest on �II cotton lawn. Blue, supper guests at the church on Janice Banks Hel- Mrs. Dewey Dcal. contest. Mrs. Sula Freeman r� Group singing 6f familiar of Miss Evelyn Hagan. Wednesday Stephens, and ATTENTION l1li__== l1li11 or greco, .U 00 purple afternoon of last week for their en Belcher. The judges wero from Geor­ ccived a lovely azalea plant for chul'Ch hymns, with everyone Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Dugas whire, 12H·24li, 12B-20B. 1----"------Southern Collegc and were door plize. partiCipating, concluded the and son, E. J. Dugas of Grand community mission program. gia 12-20, Mrs. Minick it Hagan and Charlotte were won at $10,98 Isle, La., are visiting Mr. and Tyrel arranged Windy Novelty prizes meeting. '; I!!!���=====!======�======����I Mrs. Prosser and very interesting program ,the Healh. Mr.Faraner bingo. c, DeUshtful .cenic Billy family. R·Ites held for print of which was. "Know The hostesses served chicken .. theme Cason was Mrs. Bob Gigniallat of Sa- Mrs. Wilbur wei on all cocton (or I dly.after. the weekend with· the Truth." After the program, sandwiches, pretzels, cookies, comL'fl heartily by Ihe group as vnnnah, spent remembered with a gift, lovely day shirtwaist. Blue, greeB several or the ladies visited the Easter and n new member. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Scott. M·I. B.I unson eggs punch. costume car club or rings, by the turquoise. 12�.24J.i. Sunbeams met at the sick and shut-ins or the com- I Mrs. Claxton was a The presented members. 128-208,12_ church on afternoon, munity At Parker's flowering peach for planting on 20.$10.98 Monday Regular Wednesday Carroll on 20 with Mrs., Laurace Perkins and Mr. 'and Mrs. Baird , her lawn of their new horne on Others pre sent were Mrs. D. Town or travel shirt. at . Apl'il Mrs. Woodrow Stalcup, as and children of Milette, S. C., Family night HOG AND CAnLE AUCTION Savannah Road. W. T. Coleman, Mrs. O. M waist, iced with white em� leaders. spent Sunday his parents, Heyward Brunson, 35, died MI'S. Frank Upchurch, who is Lanier. Mrs George Lee, Mrs. broidered wit� scallops. Easy. Miss Clifton of Brook- Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Baird. Tuesday morning, April in Matt·Ie L·IveI with her Mrs. Mit­ Cheryl 19, living sister, C. P. Mortin, Mrs. BU'lon no�muss all Dacron. y care, let, visited Miss Claudette Tuck- Mr. and Mrs. J. O. White and the Bulloch County Hospilal af- No, I's Alexander at Collins, was chell and Mrs. H. M. Teets. $15.25 Ga., polyester batiste. Orchid. and little Miss ter a Leading Clothing er during the weekend. son, Jimmie long illness. school a success mint green or candy blue. Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Hair Wanda Youngblood of Slates­ Funeral selvices were con- Manufacturer 12li-24li, 12B-20B, 12-20_ of Savannah, spent Monday of boro were visitors here lost ducted at 3':30 p.m. Wednesady, -snn..-wU sa observed lit Graded Sale last week with Mr. and Mrs. Thursday. April 20. at the First Methodist Family Night was Parker1s Friday Hog Recommends ,.1 $12,98 Mattie L i vel I, Edgar Joiner. Mr. and Mrs.' Andrew Tum- Church by the Rev. Dan Wi 1- y Elementary E. luncheon -and-on Bat. School on SANITONE Ted Tucker of Hinesville er had as dinner guests on Iiams and the Rev. F. J. Jordun. Tuesday evening, WHY YOUR SPINE \ in all 12. �EE PLAYS SUCH AN IMPORTANT [cry doudweight spent the weekend at home. Easter Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Burial was in the Eastside Cemc.- April No. 1'5-$15.60 Dry Dacron bad Otto Mr. and Mrs. Dar- It was an of fun and Cleaning PART IN GOOD HEALTH MAINTENANCE polyester stc, ______Jerfers, tery. evening for llild All the bodice em. win Turner and children, Deb­ Pallbearers were Dar win fellowship the pupils WeathCI'\l8no sulta. draped bie and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. parents A spaghetti was tailored by Hand. � � � !! � !.! .!! Chlropractlcf broidered in marching col. Hoy; Bohler, Jones Jr., Robert .. supper � � FOR YOiR ONLY In All Grady Turner and sons, Tom­ Joe Ben served the carctorrum. Inc., or. Beigc, a.qua or orchid. Lanier, Olliff, Ray STOCKYARD the were to PARKER'S �O�fd�Scrl��OgCI,algest malcer The mie, David and Dean, all of Turner and John Mock Stew- classrooms open ot Diseases Mentioned Below Arc a Few Which I2li-24li, 12B-20B. SUits, Only Mrs. vlsito,'s lhat sec the Will carry CBused REAL GUARANTEE OF Savannah; Mr. and Char­ ards o'f the Melhodist 'Church they might "We Cive S & H Creen Sj:amps" string by "Pillcllillg" Nerves. Study this of school tags, recom� �re Vertc�l'ac $12,98 lie Alcott and daughter, Wan­ served as an escort. display children's J-Icnlth Chart" of llnd is a honorary thq that will There . the suit Clul'oprn tic, you uJtderstand da of Mr. and Mrs. work. �endlnge F. So�feminine rows of Pooler; are his Mrs. and SUlviving wife, Snnltone Dry why marc IIlorc people lll'C lU"ning LONGER MUFFLER LIFE and The Annual Spring Flower Parker's Cleaned "to ruching on mininrurc rose Barney Rogers daughter, Helen P. Brunson; two daugh- Buying.Station Daily keep the to Chiropractic curc. or S. C.; Mr. and Show was held in the school • Judy Lodge, Miss E. Debra Brunson and oJ'iglnul shape, texture pririr. Dacron polycster , ters, Mrs. D. E. Lanier and daugh­ Wanda Brunson library, where specimens of Call For Prices of the and corcon blend in orchid, Stop Where You See ThiS SIP Miss both of :�t."freshness 1. nt Barbara and Marie of At­ flowers grown the school SlIghl "pinehill;" 01 "e'YII !hl. polnl will (OW Ie I'. difference! ters, Statesboro; his mother Mrs. by turquoise, brown or pink, All Sold. Mr. � lanta; Mr. and Mrs. Grady Lce Minnie B. Brunson, children were �xhibited. Hogs Handmnchcl', Com. :�:�-:n�:,a���h�:. ,�r; on white. R�gister; �!:��I;:�l�t�f:r�'I�,�,�lldl��r�I�::'I:I:: alJ 12�-24J.i, and Mr. Mrs. was clear- family, and Dar­ three sisters Mrs Cecil And r- Approximately $300 • preSident, SQ.ld 2. A IIIIVt 128-20B. • fhaan?h e IIIShl dllnu,lly In Ihl. pari of Ih, Ipln, I, Ih, $12.98 win and Linda ed on the supper and the sale of decided to usc eo",. 01 lo·called throa' Conley, Bobby son, Mrs'. W. W. Bran. the I'Dublt, n'"10Igla, poln In ,h, Register:, tags Ihollrd,n Gnd Miss Ann Mr. homemade "only after ex 0'1'1', goll,.. n,,'Iou prOillCillon. In IIripp., G. Conley, Turner, and Mrs. M. C. cakes. nOit bl•• see the ncn, Statesboro, hausUve tests d, dho,d" of 9"'1'11, (alOllh, .Ic. Dny-into.night stcp-in, Look around and Lew­ proved t� you'll, and Mrs. Clinton Turner, two PTA President Francis Trap­ .. brothers, complete 3. \\·jth controlled side ful Meeks, Register; The allow hlad marked . and Mrs. �y sntlsfnc. No.3 10(011' Ih, pall of th. I ell, Wendel, Margie, Robert Carlos Brunson Statesboro and nell and Supper Chuirman thnt the Ipln. wherein "plnchld" "elVIl will tOIlH' la-coiled b,on­ ness. Dncron Sanitone polyester difference and 25 WE Richard all of States­ to the p chili., btlw.. n Turner, thanks- the f,lonl, pain Ih, Ihoulder bind .. , ,hlumo_ today W. E. Brunson' �.� did and COUon blend in bluc. great Jr., Registdr. patr.ons �or these II'm a! tho 0111'11 Clnd thouldl,t, II!C. boro and Mr. and M1'S, Rod­ success of the af­ thlng��"s hClY !nl', 1 Mr. Brunson was a vet.eran FamIly NIght 4. berry, blnck, nnv�' or m.dt ,�INSTALl Burnsed of Ellabelle. A blocklld nerve ollhh polnl Callie' 10·coU,d n.rwout. this is true of ney of World War II and a member fair. ago. Yes, ------nut, heal I dlltolt, ol.hmo, dl"'� brown, years pnellmonla, lubl'tuluh, 12li-24li, 12B·20B. of Ihe Board of Steward of the cIIII breathing, olhll lung Iloubl" 11(. lO�Gf.R USlIlG S. $12,98 and alike. • First Methodist Church. J'RELlMINAItY PEANUT Stomach and lIver trOlolbll, Inlorgemlnl a. Ihl 'pl"n. agriculture industry Smith-Tillman was QUOTA PENALTY H. Evcr-favoritc'toat drcss, Mortuary 'Our SANITONE ��e�:�IJbi,�dl� Ih(t�'�:,� �',h�h�I�;�I:,',,:�·:ti�:� :;III�Oh�I!� in of the rate dry 10 remaIn IoInnOllud 01 I Rural charge arrangements. The preliminary penalty by her e,uplthllrolned Chlroproclor. �oolcd with white polka We feel that the proud i_MUfflElS. to be use in connection with the 6. Hili find dots. cleanin.g keeps you we Ihl 10Ult oL 10· called gall .Ionll, .. Dncron polyestcr dy of excess PIpII a a. up pel bowell, levell, Ihtnglu, hluovgh, Ilc. PIPES marketing any pea­ and Cotton blcnd in navy, Electric's their 25th Anni· AND looking wonderflLl 7. during Rites held for nuts of the 1960 crop has been Brlghl" dlUOIe, dloblllu, floollng ktdnlY, Ikln dluo .. , black or and copcn. 12)i.24)i', set at 7.5 cents ac­ � all til e time bolh, erllpllonl olher dl"olll, la-lolled, ene couted per pound, by nernl In Ihe 01 this 12-20. can be seen as a belnll pInched 'plnCl! openIng, point. 128-20B, $12.98 versary year cording to word received at the 8. Mrs. W. Barnes Our Sanhonc Sofl-Set® hglollollonl o! luch tloublel 0, Sl.Obiliza­ Dry lo·colled 0pplndldth, I. Bulloch Agricultural lie., !ollow Lace-edged cape.collared Cleaning does more than ChiropractiC' odlullmln" vital of this Funeral services for Mrs. Wai­ tion and Conservation Office, ::t:�i�'�!in:�mbollo, shirtwaist in a massed floral part chang'e. rate is 75 get garmenl!l thoroughly 9. ter Barnes, 70, who died Mon­ The preliminary per Why hove lo·colled r"lollroublu, Idol. prinr. Dacron and clean. It restores polycster cent of the minimum support aClually tOnll�CI"on,110111 mint, 01 Ihh port of Ih. !lUFFLERS ARE LONGEI day, were conducted at 2:30 Cotton blend in the original look and feci to ����.II'.!;{II":���v�h:h0:'I��:�?O jungle at price, which has bee nan· LASTING· BECAUSE Of, 'I p.m. Wednesday, Ap,til 20, Protect your car the year fabdc. ... 10. green, black or all SP' The the Colo Pat. A of anI 01 both navy, nounced at $201.24 ton. glow, .Ughl ,lIppogl Innominate bone., I .. WHERE the First Melhodist Church by per around against rain, snow, tern. And coled hell, will Ilkowill produce lo·colled 1C101I(1I ... with "PROGRESS GROWS 'parkle. your loge,h whitc. 12}i-2.1J,S, 129. • Dan the rate is subject to pos­ Car· 111,,\ the Rev. Williams and support ,, a NAVACO with many "dIlIOIU" 01 plllvi. and lowl/ nltemetl... . "Dri-Flow' Design heat and paint-fading sun, with clothe. come back as 20B,12_20. sible in . You'll alway, $12.98 • PDlented Air·Liner shel Rev. Robert Smith upward adjustment, port. Also makes a.n attractive patio cover. IOfl and fresh a. the • POWER LINE GOES." which case the rate day you 5 I C K? A served as penalty maintenance-free service, ,, because it's • head. Finest Nepbews pallbear­ get years of them, 2/3 heavi�r Quality Final bought ers. would also be increased. made of IInest aluminum with a tough, baked-on THIS CHART ClEARLY SHOWS WHY YOU MAY BE SUFFERING I • 1/3 heavier shells will be announced after tern· We invite you to compare MONUMENTS Smith-Tillman Mortuary had rates enamel linish and reinforced with extra-heavy • Coaled ""best... best value our Sani!one Service with metals, charge of arrangements. Augusr J, 1960. pered steel understructure, The strongest, Regardless of what your aHment is called, , , no &Dy other dry cleaning 10 liners where necessary We Specialize In carport on the market! Ask to see official Pittsburgh matter , how have suffered. , Protects prove tha! you can really long you Chiropractic Testing Lab report, Only $249.00 your caro the exacl answer to hcalth Original Designs lee and feel the difference. !nay be your specific EXCELSIOR $3000.00 to $5000.00 automobile!! �fA�,�o�!!lo;Tht�;"-��'" 'M:m::! From Your problem. Chiropractic succeeds many Limes after Buy PROFITS run drier, lick the problem of OOP­ FOR BIGGER not us all other Local Manufacturer ' Why call today, methods have failed. rodve moisture. And W, bean...... DIXIE 20' t ooatod Iteeb give added protectb ••• SEE YOUR 1 X DON'T WAtTI HEALTH ELECTRIC A Statesboro Industry 10' rollout and road ba.z:arda. LARGE $299.00 apinst Tlm. I,. " . Since 1922 DEALER, MEMBERSHIP Yd 1100 PGV no mar. lor AP "..,..., NITROGEN ONLY $10,80 per mo. Irletld 0/ NATUUI �. dI"clf" toIIdltlOft' CORPORATION Distributed By Call TODAYI MODEL LAUNDRY "A Locally.Owned, SMITH and K. R DR. HERRING Fertilizer Co. Nessmith Home CLEANERS Improvement' DRY Chiropractor "Across from Courthouse" 82 E, Jones Ave, Statesboro, Ca, Service . Ca. -Pho'n9 4-3234- -Phone POplar 4-2421- W, Vine St, Statesboro, 7 Stateshoro Statelboro, � ThW'llday, Apr1l28, 1960

BuIIo c h H D I adie s tour are S t Ii Iso D New s F:.,rkl:n�a��r ���raRa�s�� at Ga. Southern students their daughter, M!'I. Willie Gene MRS. W. H. MORRIS Mr. one · d GSC By Morris, and M

__ Ads 1 S_ta_tee_bo_ro_,__,_T..,..hursd__ay_,A_p_ril_28_,11_960__ Georgia Don Classified CLAYTON DELOACH HAS the coast of Camp Lejeune, to REALLY PART IN BIG N. March Grimes,IGA BE REFRESHED EXERCISE while C., 2?·April 5, Theatre president, speak the Second Marine lIIIaK::IIIlr:lr;r:&:l=:8_lIICa _ W�TAHM�S N. C. �1:����n�lth , _ _ L��I��S II_g_'::=_._rI_ r: _._ _ SALESMAN-Man or woman. AROUND THE CLOCK! M arI ne A cli ng Sgt, Clayton L. The operatton, known as Families need service in Use Classified Ads Deloach, son of Mr. and Mrs. "Lantphlblex 1-60," was the Statesboro. Full Or part-lime. at T. Morris Co. H. J. Akins of House 1 Register, Ga., largest amphibious exercise of J. • Houses Some earn $3.50 and up. for Sale hourly and husband of the Write Rawlelgh's, Dept. GAD- the former Miss year, and Involved U. S. Open' ______May 1031-557, Memphis, Tennessee. Frances E. Crosby of Thunder- Atlantic Fleet ships. Don R. Grimes president of the '.._ FOR SAlE-Seven·room 4-7·21-28 bolt, Gu., took part in a house 3tp. joint housing and moss purchasing lndependent Grocers' Alliance ------� wit h three 1------un bedrooms den Nnvy-Martne exercise off dedication Corps at T . .I. power, store engineering, unci speaker living room, dining kit: THE FOURTH LARGEST Corn- Morris room, service, and many ompany Open House chen. Wail to wail In pany In the world of its kind accounting carpeting NOTICE Fanu·I other and on May lst, heads an orgunlza­ room and room. now has for two men merchandising oper­ living dlnmg openings The Bulloch Y tion that \� County Board of uuonal nids thnt cun be encompasses OVOI' Ora pes included. For further to train as managers. In order pro­ Education has set roc e r Information. PH 0 N to the men May 27th vided n of stores 5,000 g y stores from E J. B. qualify, chosen, • only by group 1960, as the date for Truste� coast to coast in both SCEARCE at 4-2002 after 6 p.m. must be bondable, neat, ag- DriVe In banding together and pooling the Uni­ Elections In all schools in Bul- and have auto. 15 min- ted States und Canudu. 4-28-2tp. gressive loch time ,. _ thein resources and buying pow­ utes County, being from ,. From of your lime may offer er. stOI'C alone cannot his headquarters iu hi­ 1------2:00 to 5:00 o'clock, P. M., and One 1)055- you the best opportunity in cago he directs Oil' these trustees are to be elected ibly afford 011 these highly spec­ operation . life. SEE MILTON SMITIl, FOR SALE P I I your for " term 85 wholcsn lcrs uc­ of four years. All VIRGIL warehouse ialized services, uud only with comprising bedroom between 9 a.m. and 12 noon on DONALSON, supertntenuenr. left with thc checking board, Is shown in the 'brfg�t c�o�sene'l'1a� to in can a counting for over 3 billion 29 at the candidates I and these services retail grcc­ Y.I Friday, April �re quality loading area of the new T . .I. Morris IGA warehouse built-in counter top un'its in Georgia to the Chairman shipping Company's on Northside Drive ollars worth of annual rctuil office on.,wrllmg loca! 1-J��ilol�1Il cry store compete in today's kitchen. Carport. Call Employment Agency of the Board Next to him is Dub Skinner. At the warehouse loaded with merchandise is POplar Main of 1 rustees by dolly Willy Berry.. food market. food sales, n volume of sules 4.3616 5 North St., Statesboro highly competitive after p.m. 12:00 o'clock noon on Gu 1 May 17th, that would mnk seventh among tc and all ______citizens qualified to

- are to WHITE yote . urged participate !:�:�� Use in this upll��nl�tl���V���Ii�lti�!h�tl�� nllD�I�neil�icl::l 1�1���17�:sC�r Doug Classified Ads WAB.NcTI,Ee"IDo:rsTEACHER.up to to election. of total business vol- forty-six In the grocery by Grimes, presient of Progressive hundred to five thou- meantime, the Bulloch Future of I- l'v1;asters dent retail in the • Misscellaneous untary groups of 18% Wholesale Co. of Vnssar.: sand. TIlree-Year Certificates County Board of Education has I������,��g��1: ndepen 12 These in set rules past years. groups It would be difficult to think For Sale to four thousand. All elementn- up and regulations the election of trus­ ry grades and all subjects in governmg as follows: All vot- �:�a� High School. Beautiful town of �ees parties ����������cs:l7�or�rtl��� �s� l�e\;��vPI����;aNl�l� �f,� ��� must cast their nil the who a T08ACCO PLANTS Brunswick, Ga. on A t I ant icing ballot in in ChRIIlS have 39% cepti nat background, tralning, the room said election is , share while the unaffiliated in- FOR SALE-NOW'-- Ocean. Write R. E. Hood, Glynn where grOCerS voluntary group and experience Grimes brings to In School no instance shall any stores have 14 County Superintendent. hel?, The officers of T. only it, For IGA demands a particular ballot be carried out of J. a chain store operation service that a chain 1200 yards of fine 4.-28.1 tc lofflcml hcadquar- �ependcnt of -----.----=-=.:_:;: the 1'00111, feel lhe lype preparation. Hicks Boardleaf. during voting hours, �ompany cept that the members own their tel's furnishes its retail stores, 1'0:, th?!. futu;e?f hese obVIOUS trends were one rGA is different fl'OI11 the 3V r- WANTED: Saleslady. while election is held. If independent retail IS 111 own own Ready Now. Priced Preferably being grocers stores and make their such as store supervision an 40 Or under. Good an absentee of t.he that influenced age hugo It Is an age salary ballot is cast the voluntary decisions. sponsoring whole- things corporation. " low:cost advertising progrnm, - $3.00 per thousand to re- programs �he a Here are four easy ways to serve "Fancy Franks," 1) Slice a hot frank, stuff with cole slaw. 2) Roll frank begin, Must have good official ballot must be secured A gro�lp slmillar of independents u supervisor for the at the bed. Voluntary Group IS saler provides the same type buying modern ware- nllinn�e Ing regional ferences, from the chairman of the local Mor.ris/to through \1 continued to page. 12 in slice of mustard-spread bread. Fasten with wooden pick, brush with melted butter, brown In hot oven. pleasing personality. eX-I Apply "Saleslady" P. O. Box board, or his designee and said �_m=m__ divldual benefit. Add olives. 3) Mix relish Into canned baked .beans, pile into sliced franks, pop In hot oven. 4) Put hot Call Lenox. Gu. =�m assignment WRS branch man- 2lO Ga. ballot must be voted in the ����_��;;;��;���l��������rin'���_��_H��t . Statesboro, giving pre­ �l And even e r b frank In bun with slice of dill red sash of Serve with lee-cold Size Coca-Ccla. 2464 Or 2466 quali- �.-����-����==- Grimes' sup ager of nn IGA wholesale sup. pickle, pimento. King Only fications, age, sales experience sence of the chairman of the scholastic record in high school SliOWN ABOVE is the world's largest grocery bag. Mr. Thad ceca-core gives you that IIft...that crisp taste that brightens any bite. and references. 4·21·tfc local board, or his "U'S• n LAlli ply depot. cheerfuJ c.old designee, and at the of lllinlos of T. J. Morris Co., the with . ,. Morris, giunt bog up and witnessed a University president holding by notary ..';5 for FOR TERRDR! could not of itself sufftce to fit The division Morris 6 SALE: 2 door and T �f the able assistance of his wife Mrs, Thud Morris. Mr. Dodge, good public, in the -, .members�li> TIRED OF PAYING RENT? deposited • ' condition, Also size I a man to head such ordinary ballot box by or before 6:00 .... • ••• 0 u r C\0 m I-1me n •• • adequately org?l1I- suued that as aprizc' for some lucky grocermnn the bag would be ADIU .01 ts nex un interior door and one 16 pane 50xtO Richardson wywasher. P. 1·2 p a ��i��PldIYt �O�VIfl�me ��As services o'clock, M., of the day pre­ Sun.Mon, April group. filled to the top with groccrie und a nnme (0 grocerrnnn's name) window with frame in the home office. This . screen. Call Damaged in Transit ceding the election. But the fact that he up depart- grew would be pulled to determine who would win the giant bag. POplar 4.-2343. . H. P. WOMACK, SUPT. with IGA-Iearncd its prtnofples, ment was la�er exp�ndeel to in- 4-28·llc Repossesed .� 5-1O-3tc its and its elude HIS next step Pay back payments and assume methods, practices su�rvlsion. was assistant the - � _iii_ right from the source consti- to president, The Bulloch Herald 13 balance $96.34 month. Use per NOTICE ----_ and of the In­ Page Classified Ads .. Starts Sunday 3:00-7:30 tutes a very significant key to finally, president 2 bedroom Notice Is hereby given that dependent Grocer' Alliance. Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 28, 1960 • Services Tues·Wed·Thurs, May 3·4·5 Starts Mom·Tues 3:15-7:30 the success that Grimes has THE BEST have sold my Intcrest of TO Academy Award WinnIng Regular Prices achieved. FOR LESS The Fashion located on Shop, \Vhen he was graduated from East Main FEMALE HELP WAN TED : St., in Statesboro GEORGE STEVENS' ':::,�:� MllU[ r[i!l� Wednesday-May 4 the University of illinois he Rural women in Bulloch and erfeetlve this county. '�ul 'lEiWill date, April 20; went out on his own and got a Excellent earning opportunity 28, 1960 1 will no be Famous longer job with a large Chicago whole· for rural women to sell Avon (World associated with the Fashion I J I] t;1 , Ii: ;\'1.] sale grocer. Later he went to to their farm neighbors. Choose Down Store Upside Sign) and will not be respon.­ work for A. & P. when he your own selling time so that it Then, 1520 sible for any obligations made -::;;;� doesn't interfere with farm du­ Gordon Highway, In­ ';1: I: I J � felt he knew something about by the owners and ,� ties. Write to Mrs. Hulda Roun­ present jor the grocery business, he applied ..... tersection of U.S, 1 & 25 CINS AScopE itiUJ11••• .� '!�DfM)jlCICUIl Serve this Hors d' Oeuvles Pie for a snack with Size Coca·Cola, Just take a center slice Box Ga. operators. . to his father fa" a with IGA. ��.�.midnight King tree, 22, _ .Ie _ __.,: pob Wadley, -� Ga., PA4-9421 JAKE LEVINE T. out of a loaf of dark or white bread. Decorate a devilled ham and salad. Mix J. His IGA service with round with of egg �ugusta, I MORRIS circling 3: COD Star!'s began Ga. Shows Dusk 79 �-5:00-7:00-8:�0 yellow pasteurized process�d cheese spread with softened butter and pipe along the edges with a pastry Statesboro, at p.m. installation crews, working UIl­ April 28, 1960 Sunday shows 8:30 Gail and Dickie Lane tube. Garnish with cucumber slices, sliced olives, cream cheese and a radish. Cut into wedges and serve • Unfurnished Statesboro, Ga. der store engineers. He got "IIIh Ice·cold King Size Coca·Cola! shirt-sleeve experience by lay­ Apartments ing out stores according to prin- For Rent • • • • TRY THESE TEMPTING TREATS AS A PEISOII WITH BIG KING SIzE COlzE! 3 FOR RENT-Large 3 bedroom house. Has garden spot and . plenty of parking space. Avail- 01 GOOD TASTE· BoUled under .ulhorily 01 The Coca·Cola Company by . ��'rT t&r�I.3��/ent reas��t_�:�: another PROOF that CON· STATESBORO COCA·COlA BOlTLiNG CO. @ Canada 'Dry Corp•• Atlanta, Ga CRETE PRODUCTS can be extends'

- FOR RENT: 3 bedroom unfur- used in main- nished d u pie x apartment: pleasing yet Close to business district. Phone , 4·3111 or inquire at Hodges Pure Oil Station on N. Main Sl , ations 4-21-tfc tain permanency ••• Southern M.illing Co. extends Congratul Sincere • Real Estate For Sale W.Angel FOR SALE oqr congratulations • New three bedroom and Brick house. Good to at Good Location Ions to sing CURRY to - BEST W.ISHES INSURANCE AGENGY Congratulat REALTORS Phone 4>-2825 openIng The voice of Mr. Wilson Ari­ to the FOR SALE gel will be the featured enter­ to' at Wishes tainment the House Best Two bedroom house Open I st of T. J. MOI'ris Com­ Close to town T. J. Morris Co. May T. pany. CURRY J. INSURANCE AGENCY MORRIS C.O. Mr. Angel a p pea r shere REALTORS on the through the courtesy of his Phone 4-2825 company, the C. F. Sauer Com­ States�oro. distributors of! the finest T.J • opening Georgia pany. spices, food flavoring, mayon­ of their naise, and cooking oil under Lile FOk SALE Sauers and Dukes names. Rosin Drum T. J. MORRIS CO. beautiful, From television to radio, from Galvanized on the of their Opera to Broadway and con­ fine new fa­ Mr. won ac­ MORRIS ROOFING efficient opening COl'ts, Angel has claim in them all. The follow· at wholesale ing is a smbll listing of some on their IOOLIS.NlT a ran c e the of mod­ M,E.ALDERMAN cilities for serving the southeast area p pea s he hlls made: opening ROOFING CO. - food plant I RADIO Soloist on "The W. Vine St. FATBACK Chesterfield Hour." "s how ern and and facilities of Boat," "Certo Hour," "Hour 01 complete w�olesale Company HOG RATION Georgia. Smiles," "Hoffman Hour," "Pal­ , molive Hour," "The Sa u c r Show," etc. _ singing with Lan­ food ny Ross, Vivian Della Chiesa, plant. • •• • Lucille Manner's, Jessica Drag­ anette, Grace Moore, Lauritz Melchoir, Hollace Shaw, etc. As we are to contractor. _ general happy • OPERA Roles in "Aida." "II • • • • of the Paglincci," "The Burber of Se­ have I d a Suppliers ville," "Cavalleria Rusticana," in - p aye part the construction. "Don Pasquale" etc. receiving CONCRETE praise from music critics in New York, St. Paul, San Antonia, .'.. New Orleans, Birmingham, Pitts­ Dup-Iex burg, �tc.

TV - The Pastor's Study. MANUFACTUREI> BY ••• BROADWAY - Roles in "The General PRODUCTS Double "How "9 0'­ co. O'Flynn," long," Clock Review," "Night of Stars,"

SOUiHERN - MilL! NG CO. singing with Lucy Monroe, JONES Contractor Eddie Cantor. ••• George Rouston, LANE, "Cont't'T80tWn p� or not-You'll AUGUSTA, GA. Duty etc. .imply have to takt guest! out to the them what fieliU to!lww Doubk·Bamkd SYMPHONY . Soloist with Dizie NitrrJipl dots for your com." N. Y. Philharmonic Orchestra, Statesboro. Ga. the Statesboro area ••• "serving Feeds Philadelphia Orchestra, Nation­ MADE IN DIXIE - FOR al Symphony, Norfolk Sym­ DIXIE FARMERS by with dependable products" phony, N. C. - Va. Symphony, SOUTHERN NITROGEN CO. etc. CONCERT - Has sche- ,.�\ HH. 'II (HHGIII heavy '------of concerts throughout the J Idule _J season. I� WILLIAM J. TUCKER Force, graduated recently from BOBBY .BALLARD ON competition. It was therefore de- The Bulloch Herald - 10 ASSIGNED TO TURKEY tho Morse The Bulloch Herald - 11 Page clded that the two companies have a I Intercept Operator TOUR WfI1{ US t'LEET Page 1960 would consolidate their ew the old at W1TI1 AEROSPACE Statesboro, Statesboro, Georgia, 'I'hursday, April 28, opera- N T. J. Morris I(ey personnel I FORCE; at Keesler Air Force IN MEDITERRANEAN Georgia, Thursday, April 28, 1960 __...... :__..::....;... ;.;,.._;.. __.:... tlons under one roof and ntthe Company long

replaces I - ICourseAlrman Tucker has beer; VA, H. some time embark on R revolu­ /7/ KEESLI::R AFB, �llss-A/�C I NORFOLK, Bobby 01 tho rormor Miss IDase, Barbara J of duty with the U. S. Sixth tionary new method of operation, William J. Tuoker, son of Mr. assigned lo 't'urkey lo tuke his Mallurd, machinery repalrmnn forming Voluntary Groups of /,/ Bradshnw of Norfolk, Vu., de- Fleet In the Mediterranean. nnd Mrs. Millard Tucker RFD placo the team or-Amcrlcn's second son of M,'. stores which would operate sl­ with class, USN, parted Norfolk, Va., March 14, A T. Morris the Morrises o.n destroyer tender's mlulon to n choln store group history a oxpandlng uerospaco for 0 of and Mrs. Mallard of Route aboard the tender J. mtlarly Cap Is USS began I, Register, Georgia who destroyer Is to maintain at destroyers except that the members nre manned olrcraft and missiles. member 01 the USAF Aerospace 5, Stat.esboro, Ga., and husband Tldewnter for a flve·month lour their m u r c han t 5 who Six of fullest capabilltles. independent the key employees of the new own their own stores. T. J. business in 1920 Morris Company have a total of In order to provide the addl- one hundred In T. J. Morris started rls and T. J. Morris, J,'. man- years of service with the 1920, tiona I and modern wore- busl- this business which served space "WEAKER" IS n small wholesale grocery aged Statesboro Grocery SEX housing facilities necessary for Company. know n as the Statesboro Middle South Georgia. WELL ness, low-cost material handling, re- REPRESENTED Grocery Company, TIl e busl- our ••• In 1959, It became apparent tall store engineering, ndvcrtls- J. as it C. Williams , Compliments ness moved several times that the "old line" method of Ing, retail accounting and other outgrew Its old quarters. Mr. J. C. Williams of Statesboro, wholesale operation was not membership services, one of the The "weaker sex is also well repre­ the head Tn a branch able to give tho Independent foremost experts In field of buyer, has served in that 1950, operation . capacity sented at the T. J. Morries nnd warehouse Company was in McRne, Georgia, retailer the support help grocery engineering for as well as as begun many years acting of­ three efficient and attrac­ under the name of Telfnir Gro- that they ne ded if they were was engage to design a new by highly fice manager and head in Company. Robert F. Mar- to survive t.he growing chain warehouse building Incorperat- bookkeeper tive ladies. cery the past. He has been with the company TO twenty-five years. He is married to the MRS. JANE COLLEY' former Miss THE TELFAIR GROCERY Company in McRae, Georgia, which Emily Dougherty and they Mrs. been with have one Jane Colley of Portal handles • has merged the Statesboro drocery Company to form child. Congratulations the newly organized T. J. Morris Company in Statesboro. the bookkeeping. She is 'the wife of Wil­ liam A. Colley. VmGIL DONALDSOl'j Mr. and Virgil Donaldson, warehouse su­ MRS. BETTY COLLINS perintendent, has held that position for T� Mrs. Betty CoIl ins of Statesboro J. MORRIS CO. twenty-two years. This is in addition to a short time keeps the accounts receivable current. when he worked as a sales­ Statesboro, Ga. Best Wishes 'To She is the wife of Mr. Collins. man on the road. He is married to the Doy They have two children and another to ar­ formed Miss Rebecca Wilson and they rive in • • have July-, • • T. J. MORRIS CO. Commencing at 2:00 PM May 1st tb.ere will be a one son and one daughter. short dedication program at the T. J. Morris Com­ MRS. LUCY PEED pany Open House featuring several well known men. of Statesboro. Ga. THOMAS C. DEWACH The invocation will be given by Rev. J, Robert Mrs. Lucy Peed of Statesboro is in. WESSON of the First Church in States­ Mr. Thomas C. charge of the OIL·SNOW'DRIFT CO. Smith, pastor Baptist Deloach, presently a printing department. She is the wife of Mr, Marvin boro, �alesman, has pre v i 0 u sly worked Peed and they Savannah, Ga. for much success in Mr. W. A. In the have five children, Bowen, Mayor of Statesboro, will give a warehouse as a shipping welcome and he will be followed the First District clerk. He has been with by the company ,__ for your expanded services congressman, Hon, Prince Preston. twenty-two years. He is married to I The dedication is to the former :;:;::::;:;===:::-==-====;����;������������������������������������� speech scheduled be made by Miss Virginia Waters and to the food trade Mr. Don R. Grimes, president of IGA, whose home is they have two children. Evanston, Ill, Mr. Grimes is one of the nation's fore­ most authorities in the food industry and his opinions DAVID BAILEY and views are often quoted in national publications. The program will be climaxed by the ribbon cutting Mr. David Bailey, another top sales­ the is Co. these are not has ceremony signifying formal opening of the new Progress graphically por- ris building. although changes man, been with the company for Savannah trayed by comparsion of the T. J. Morris, Sr. president of so seen. He was fifteen plant. easily referring years and has worked as assist, Brokerage two TIle one the new company, oth- 1______photographs a�ove. sni.d t�at to the change in emphasis to ant IS shipping clerk in the His at the top a picture of the er changes the organlzation has. . past. wife the level, changes In is ing all the latest developments third of Georgia. It is equipped old home of the Statesboro Gro- made have been just as drastic r,etall the former Miss Kathryn Weekley. a multitude of in efficient food distribution. to supply the largest superrnar- eery Co. and one bet a wand perhaps even more irnpor- stock, addition of They have one daughter and 'one son. Inc. 111is desire to provide the in- ket as well as the smaller stores. a picture of the new T. J. Mor- ant to the retailers they serve retailer services, etc. dependent retail grocer wilh a Over 4,000 items are carried ------. _

Company, .. . Headquarters and Food Supply in stock and a new 13000 structed ,that Its can to grow and prosper Mrs. Harold of 210 Proctor st., Depot second to none has re- cubic fo�t cooler will soon' be ca�clty LEROY HAYES be doubled at a of ogether. for suited in a new, modern, me- completed which will provide mlm�um Statesboro, Ga., is s e r vi n g Representatives the arises. Mr. chanized, foot for a need the third 40,000. square fa�ilitie� adding complete cos.t wh�n ",!e aboard the submarine USS Sen. Leroy Hayes, salesman _ believe III the future of the Ill- BILLY warehouse acclaim the I�ontmueR. COWRT IS . . largest dairy line, Other line will be who worked with the Statesboro in operating WIth U. S. Groc­ Advertised Food Items and best of its type in South added as rapidly as possible. dependent Georgia BOARD USS SENNET Nationally g�ocer n�t the. ery Com has T. and are to Sixth Fleet III the Mediterran- pan y been with the Georgia. J. Morris Company is look- continually striving TN MEDITERRANEAN T. J. Morris now not to the but keep pace With modern trends can. company a total of He is Company Ing only present . eight years. serves over 600 retail and and to pass on R. and Allied Lines grocers also to the future. The new technology MEDITERRANEAN-BIlly . married to the former Miss the of our to our sec- This current tour of duty Margaret throughout the Southeastern warehouse has been so con- results study Cowart, electrician's mate Smith. have two � -=c::m;--mgz::=====-==--==-====-I1!.'1==_=� customers so that we all may and class U,SN, son of Mr. and overseas began April 5. They girls and two boys.

WALDO ALLEN

Mr. Waldo Allen, presently office manager, assistant bookeeper, and part­ time salesman has eight years experi-, ence with the Statesboro Grocery Com­ pany. He is married to the former Miss Addie Hallman. They have one son and two daughters.

FRANKLIN HAGIN Congratulations Mr. Franklin Hagin, mainstay of the shipping office, as assistant shipping CO. clerk, is married to the former Miss ,. J. MORRIS Shelvie Jean.Allen.

DUDLEY SPIERS Mr. Dudley Spiers, shipping clerk, is new with the company, but not in wholesale grocery business, having been with the Millen Grocery Company un­ til recently. He is married to the former Miss Ruth Newton and they have three children, Newtin, Patsy and Lynne. 'nstontly on new your warehouse and IGA franchise WITH TELFAIR GROCERY COMPANY Hugh Pearson of Hazlehurst, Terry lAS1E Todd of McRae and Roger Yawn of Mil­ lOU an, were salesmen for the Telfair Groc­ ery Company of McRae, prior to the merger. While their service with the company has been shorter than the _-C=J'"'_' BOB persons referred to above they have al­ tbe DIffERENCE FRANKENFIELD, 'INC. your distributor ready proved themselves to be sales­ men who take a back seat to no one. 1313 MONTGOMERY ST. GEORGIA PHONE ADams 32166 SAVANNAH, HUGH PEARSON Mr. Hugh Pearson is married to the SERVING YOU WITH former Miss Jessis Hall. They have one son, Melvin, and a daughter, Gwendo­ lyn. Planning three meals a day doesn't HAVE to be dull! Spark up your imagination and menus with TERRY TODD all the varieties available in delicious POCAHONTAS

Yffi;:-..J.�� canned ... -. Mr. Terry Todd is married to the vegetables and fruits and have fun! They'll former Mis Peggy Wilkes and they have inspire you .. _ all through the day! Morning fruits, one baby son, Terry Jr. luncheon surprises, dinner delights and desserts! POCAHONTAS-a magi� name in food.

STORE PLANNING FINANCING SERVICE ROGER YAWN ance your equipment needs, right now! Re­ Only the latest, most up-to-the-minute think­ INSTALLATION When you want service - you want it fast, our Hill our full memb, behind franchise stands one or Hill Hill installations are from And time, notch crew is in­ goes into your new remodeled store, ship-shape right top your Mr. and most surance the . of the largest successful manu­ plans for today and tomorrow! You're right the start. Factohy trained teams see to it that against unforseen! It's just part Every can of Pocahontas bean the word FANCY which Means facturers of commercial the is installed to run of the treatment can BEST refrigeration in There's a Hill plan specially designed to fin­ your Hill equipment per­ royal you expect when Hill! world! on course from the start, factly and profitably for many years to come. you buy The Bulloch Herald - Page 16 New business has Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 28, 1960 history reaching back 40 years The T. J, Morris ompany Mr. Morris' wife is Eloise received [I Masters Degree in ac- l was formed January st., 1960 Franklin Morris and they have counting In accounting from NEW by the merger of Statesboro that Institution. He then was three sons two of whom ure Grocery and Telfair Company associated 'With Mr. Morris In employed by P,rlcc-Waterhou,se, Company. As a result accountants, pnor to returning G�occry the business. The third son,Phil- thls company Is the new e 1 to the grocery � lip E. Morris is an engineer em- busin�ss. wholesale food distributor In He Is In charge of the book­ p 10yed at Ca pe Canaveral Fla. possibly In the United States. 'keeping functions of the business At the same time, however, Mr. Morris has for years been as well as the Retail Account- It's history dales back forty prominent in civic and church ing Department. years to 1920 when the States- affairs of Statesboro. He served Mr. Morris, Jr. is married to Super bora Grocery Company was or- as the first president of the the former Miss Mary Ann \Vilk­ ganized with T. J. Morris, Sr. Bulloch County Development es of Claxton, Ga. as CO-Owner. The Statesboro Corp., as the first president of Grocery Company has served the Forest Heights Country THE WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL-Front row, left to right: Alvin Donaldson, John Lott, James customers in this section of the Club, is presently a vice presi­ Beasley and R. Skinner. Second row, left to right: Melvin Miller, Bud Spence, Spiers state continuously since that dent of the Statesboro Bulloch Vy. DUdley an dWillie Berry. Back row, left to James Thompson, Sue time and has g ined an enviable and is right: Barney Nesmith, Virgil Donaldson, County Bank, past presl­ warehouse Don Leslie ARE superintendent; INVITED for Thigpen (wearing glasses) Sidney Bazemore, Nesmith, YOU reputation dependability, dent of the Statesboro Rotary Franklin honesty, fairness, and sound bus- Club. and Chamber 'of Com­ Hagan, James Milelr and Sam Odom. iness practices. merce. He has served in sev- The Telfair Grocery Company eral capacities with the First was chartered In 1950 in Tel- Baptist Church, presently being

- to the fair County McRae, Ga. where a member of the Board of Dea­ ICE it served retail in CREAM that grocers cons and is chairman of Board area until the recent merger of Trustees. when the new company took Robert F. Morris, Vlce-Pres- extends over. idcnt-Merchandlsing of the T. Both old companies were own- J. Morris Company was form- ed and operoted by members of erly manager of the Telfair the T. J. Morris family as the Grocery Company in McRae, Ga. new company. Customers and A graduate of West Point he general policies continue un- served as an officer in the army GRAND OPENING changed. for eight years prior to return- T. J. Morris, Sr. is president and ing to the business. general manager of the new Mr. Robert Morris is married Congratulations company. He was previously to the former Miss Helen Proc- president of Telfair Grocery tor of Twin Ciy, Ga. and they of the 1 Company and partner-managor have three children _ two daugh- of Statesboro Grocery Company. T. J. Morris, Jr. Vice Prest- ters, Margaret Karen and Suz- to the Mr. Morris has operate a whole- dent - Controller of the new anne Michelle, and one son sale grocery business In Staes- company, has previously worked Fronk. boro for the past forty years in various managerial capacities Mr. Morris is in charge of and is a well known figure In at both the Statesboro Grocery the Voluntary Group Operations grocery c i r c I e s presently ser- Company and the Telfaln Groc- of the new business. as a director of the U. S. He ving ery Company. graduated PICTURED ABOVE is a 900 pound cake which is the largest New Wholesale Grocers Assn. from the Univ. of Ga. and later ever baked in this area. Made with famous FAMO flour and baked by Mock's Bakery of Statesboro It is a replica of the new • T. J. Morris Co. supply depot. T. J. MORRIS CO John W. Mock said it was the largest such proect he had ever undertaken and the list of ingredients reads like a giant's cook book receipe. Can you imagine breaking 1,560 eggs to make one cake? That is the number used in this cake along with the following other items. FAMO flour - [30 Ibs, sugar - [62 Ibs,

T. J. - baking powder 7\1., Ibs, milk· 2 gals., salt-I Ib 10 OZ, shorten­ ing and margarine. 39 Ibs, water - [6 gals., and icing 265 Ibs. , 1 , 1960 Harris Milling Co. of Owosso, Mich. had the huge cake to Sunday serve May baked during the T. J. Morris Co. Open House May 1st Morris at their booth.

_--- _­ _-­ 1:00 'til 6:00 Co. _. p.m. p.m. Ga. I MR. T. J. MORRIS is shown here at his desk in the new office Statesboro, building at the new T. J. Morris Company's big new IGA ware- IGA. REPRESENTATIVES ON STAFF house located on Northside the in Stales- Drive, four-lane drive, Mr. Robert C. Hinton (right above), SE representative of IGA

boro. ------, I Headquarters and Mr. A. C. Pearson, Jr. (left above), field repre------�------� sentative also from IGA Headquarters are presently working with the T. J. Morris Co. is establishing the [GA program and supervising the operations of the IGA stores. MI'. Hinton's home is in Jackson, Tenn. where he has a wife, two daughters and a son. Mr. Pearson's home is Glenview, lit. where his wife is pres­ ently and he is the father of two sons. Both Mr. Hinton and Mr. THE NEW·T. J. MORRIS Company office located on Northside Penrson have had extensive experience in the retail grocery busi­ Drive which will be open for visitors at the Company's Open ness and in the business of working with voluntary groups. House on Sunday, May [ from to 6 p.m. T. J. Morris Co. employs 35 America's Finest citizens here Northside Drive (4-Lane Drive) Statesboro, Ga. The new company has 19 em­ ployees operating the ware­ house facilities and driving it's • Guided Plant Tours SEE THE • 9 trucks. In addition there are Gifts and Samples 10 supervisory and office em­ 'CANNED MEATS ployees and 6 salesmen. Aver­ age annual payroll is over $150,- • 000. Demonstrations Refreshments • STORE FRONTS of the first two [GA members in this area are pictured above. On the left is the Cake 1------store of Mr. J. H. Ricks of Soperton who had his Grand Opening April 22-23 during which he Largest produced by OPEN HOUSE did the largest volumn of business in his history. The picture on the right is of Mr. Robert • Ever' Baked In This Section - Exhibitor • Stephen's store in Millen whose Grand Opening is scheduled for this weekend April 29-30. His Booths Songs and Music SUNDAY, store meets the IGA reuirements as to size, fixtures, equipment, etc. to qualify as a top bracket IGA store which is known as a FOODUNER. Both Mr. Stephens and Mr. Ricks said they MAY 1 are sure that IGA answers a very real need forprogressive independent retailers and they are with I expecting great things to result from their afftll-auon IGA and the T. J. Morris Co. ILLINOIS MEAT COMPANY SI,OOO,ln Prizes To Be Given Away

Congratulations SEE YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCER'S MODERN

-, Congratulates :- T. J. MORRIS CO. and COMPLETE WAREHOUSE FACILITIES" on new and IGA your warehouse franchise Complete Printing Plant-Advertising Dept.-Modern Materials Handling Equipment Including Fork Lifts, ect.-Larg, T. J. Morris Co. est Stock of Merchandise In This Area-Conference and Meeting Room for Retailers and Personnel Training. of Ga. Statesboro, r'--'.....""-_ . � /('f'I\f1IH �7, (,M,JO'I Follow the sketch for directions �l � on the opening of their new, modern �------�_�:�n#m��� wholesale food plant , ���� T.{ MORRIS • • • which features

(. O • BROADCAST BRANDS Arnetts Milling Co.·Tifton,Ga. 'Best Meal Ground' T. Morris Co. - J. began J. Morris Co. House 1 The Bulloch Herald Pqe 15 operationsi "Wholesaler acts for retail Open May Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, Apr!l2lf,1960 at new location in IT. Statesboro, Jan. 1 members like chain provides many

The T. J. Morris _ HQs. ompany,------services new wholesale food distributor TODAY the wholesaler acts ond lOA sponsor, formed by the lor.------. retail members in the Same en. The T. J. Morris Company merger of the Statesboro Groo­ paclty as a chain storo head­ provides the head­ cry o. and the Telfair Groc­ following quarters buying office and. ser­ quarters services to It's group ery Co. began operutlon January vice for merchandise. stores. 1st in its now distributlon cen­ depot ter located on route #80 in Congratulations TIllS Retail Order Form weekly, Is the opposite of Ute Retail A to tnt Ga. Competitive sboro, speculator of who prices, yesterday modern tried to cost-plus buying plan, Congratulations outsmart the retailer, Designed by I. M. Footlik As­ A Merchandiser, A co­ who got the the weekly sociates, Chicago, the 40,000 highest price' ordinated traffic would bear. The retailer advertising program, squnre fOOL building Incorpom­ Personnel training; also Store had to look out for himself, he res the most modern thinking in Mass Pow­ had to spend more time than Engineering, buying grocery warehouse design. The The finest of mer­ he could afford cr, selection fork mater­ in buying from lift-pallet system of chandlsc, Lowest possible cost several wholesalers, and he had inls handling Is used to toke warehousing and delivery, Store of the 20 foot in­ to do his own sales planning. full advantage operating analysis and guidance, side height. Loading and unload­ TODAY the Field ,•. retailers funcllons Supervision. J. MORRIS CO. facilities will accomodnte ing as a smooth machine in service It is through use or services 3 mil cars and J9 trucks sim­ to supply retailers with a full such as these offered by fur­ ultaneously. line of wanted Items at cornpet­ sighted progressive wholesalers Statesboro, Georgia that can The building includes about live prices. Nationally, Indepen­ Independents not only survive 3300 feet of modern, air-con­ dent wholesalers are perform­ but grow and prosper. the dit ioned offico space w h I c h ing wholesaling functions at an of 1 than houses advertlslng, prj n tin g. average % less the chains' ADMINISTRATIVE office At the accounts receivable nnd accounting departments as wholesaling cost. personnell. MRS. LUCY PEED, in of the This means that machine the is At charge printing department, is shown here at her desk at the T. J. under optimum against wall Mrs. Betty Collins, the desk, left, S I Morris new IGA warehouse on that is when costs �Vne�1 aDScoS:����c:r::�. o;:��� Company's Northside Drive. At the end of the room is Mr. 'Naldo conditions, is Mrs. Jane Colley of Portal who handles the bookkeeping. Next Upp y Depot sions have been made for IBM Allen, office manager, are kept to the absolute mini­ is Mrs. Lucy Peed in charge of the printing department, and Mr. mum the retailer concen­ equipment to be installed soon. by Waldo Allen, office and assistant on the of their fine new fa- . manager bookkeeper. serves opening mac his T. J. Morris, president of hi n e s. Mrs.ldlc.te wholesale. cost retail trating purchases with one _ many 5r: • • new T MorrIS C0• wholesaler, paying cash for his the corporation, said the J Lucy Peed is in charge of this p ric e and other information. _ new facilities and consolidatlori • department and her previous These plates are used each week accounts had greatly Increased the efftc- own IdressograPhyears of experience in this field with the to addressograph pre­ �:::I�tS���i�gJ:'ee���:;,:�d��; type of tho business as well as have stood in loading, etc., the mdependent iency prmts her good stead pare multilith masters or rna­ dlities for the southeast area Modern . wholesaler can merchandise serving to as lay The T. J. I enable the Morris Company hundreds of reams of printed terlal to print from. Then these equipment Morris Company all the services materials in an independent retail store serves provide many Order Form have been turned out masters are placed on the off­ presently approximately at a lower cost than • to allow here In the s. the larg- seven hundred accounts necessary independent This past three month set printing press to print the sc�t- is the birthplace of The est national chains. The whole- retail grocers to compete on an Metal plates similar to GI actual tered oven southeast Georgia. T. J. Morris Order Form pages. Company weekly saler Is' now "thinkinz retail" hundred are equal footing with chain stores. "dogtags" are prepared on the The finished Order Among these seven Order Form and Merchandiser Fonn re­ SIashes Iabor costS of and is his :ctivitles as graphotype for each item of ceives wide distribution to governing such Georgia. General s well as multitudes bf other pro­ institutions, resta�rants contractor for the accordingly. He is to and non-affllttated merchandise in stock. These are retail in this trying pro- The latest in de- lift saves thousands of man -hospltals, was Jones Lane printed etc. gressive grocers equipment building of forms, letterheads, then vide merchandising, Order Form or Contact kept current weekly to In- section of the state. advertising, signed for fast, high volume hours each year which reflects stores, Statesboro, The modern printing and store depart-] _ assistance. IGA Each of engineering to cost down to in lower labor costs and means stores, stores. ment of the T. J. Morris Com- operation keep a�nd He is to provide the re- these accounts Mr. Morris and his two I._===I' trying a minimum is in use at the new a reduction in the evential type sons, pany is with the latest -=====-=:::aau m_l:aal different. equipped to tailer with better quality mer- can look to their T. J. Jr. F. Statesboro. T. J. M 0 r r i s Co. wholesale to the food re- supply Morris, and Robert types of offset and ad­ price press chandise-carefully s e lee ted for services Morris are the officers of the wholesale grocery warehouse tailer. .the spec�al d;;;'tey meats and produce. He is and fmd them there, new corporation and all will be trying on U S 80 in Statesboro. require ATKINS J. STARLING to the retailers better It was out that all help keep . pointed acllve In Its management. T. J. IN FINAL PHASE OF FREE books so that can of the company PRIZES he compare warehouse equipment is design- er are Jr. vice & trea- Offici.als �ald as the orders quickly as- Morris, president the such as the MILITARY TRAINING his operation with other retail- equIpment hIgh- ed to do a modem job with mod- urer, will be responsible for in- sembled. FORT BLISS TEX _ Army ers and improve the areas in ern methods and still be far more operation and terna� c�ntrol�er Pvt. Atkins J. 'Starll�g 17, SOn which he is weak. He is trying But every good thing has its efficient in filling hundreds of The equipment is such that it Robert Morns, Many valuable prizes will be func�lOns. vl�e of Mr. and Mrs. Julius M, Sturl­ given away during to interest his retailers in the price. The price of all this fine orders, be the orders big or blends itself to case-lot sales & manager, wII! p�esldent s�les ing, 26 Cone the and value of GRDUP service is full COOPERATION small. which also to economize in N. (0. Home, Statesboro, of K. afternoon 1st at T, help HURST direct the retail May J. Morrris importance voluntary group Go" is the Company. the of warehouse. receiving final phase . . and intelligent follow-through. operation the programs. these is a unusual for ACTION which IS the secret of A type of system of six months ucuvo military Among very prize grocers. The Only on this basis can a low- the chains' success. store t e Extra handling of rnerchan- The Statesboro Co. trninfng under teh r e s e r v e On� cost wholesaling operation func- a.dds newh rackf �pera- Grocery "largest grocery bag in the world" will be filled with dise is also to Forces Act T. 60 d f��?noJTIY Ok eliminated, adding as e h at Fort . J. Indiana t bl! d i J a 1920 program . MORRIS CO. Indianapolis, ��d h�: se�e�ul '�u:���ryretail_ Bliss, Tex. 'Ilte training is sched- groceries and given away to the lucky retail grocer ��e���:� ers in this area conlinuous ule to be concluded May 6. �;:�}£:�r�g��:Ii����I����� ��£�\��0:b��t2���;::��it�bE b;h��! whose name is �r!t�I��ai�?J�:�i�!�:�:/������ drawn at the time. of s e or right Ga. tor close by. , since that time. T. J. Morris, During this flnul phase, Star- Statesboro, accountants, engi_nee;s, margin of profit. Profit is nee- �;�w�e��I�t is and others, but a GROUP of in- This rack system provides Sr. has been owner-manager of ling being trained in the You'll essary. This is carried want to see this size sack which is maximum use of orderly speed un automatic king dependent stores teamed toge- building height, the business since it was organ- weapons through to the final stage when than ther just like a chain can. Be- One thing more: The price of Virgil Donaldson, warehouse ized, ��:�"::,��. higher your head and will hold the food retailer's approximately cause can con- a wholesale service is that requirements Statesboro the retailer place good superintendent said. -Packers of High $500.00 worth of or an institution's request is The Telfair Grocery Co. was groceries, fidence in his wholesaler for the retailer will do everything He also pointed out that all sc�::o;"'tended placed on the docks for loading incorporated in McRae, Ga. in buying and sales planning, the he should to increase his store items have a slot number and on the T. J. Morris Company 1950 and was wholly owned by retailer can devote all his time SALES, for this is the way that are laid out in the same so­ personnel and is serving the ter-I------_ trucks at the modern docks. the Statesboro Co. and and talents to good storekeep- the wholesaler can increase his quence as shown on the com­ HURST BRAND BEANS Grocery ritory served by the formerly • - - a He must be an form FORK LIFT of the Morris and SELLING ... like sales. aggressive order making speedy Latest type family Statesboro Grocery Co. and the The Bulloch Her-ald 14 ing pany'� chain store To this so he can be a worth- selection is used Accoring to Mr. Morris the Telfair Page of manager. promoter possible, equipment Grocery Co. as well as the Statesboro, Georgia, 1960 Suppliers he adds the less while unit for the wholesaler. The spacious aisles give free- at T, J. Morris lor efficient new Thursday, April 28, price Co., company retained the same some new areas. Ingredient: Devoted personal interest and Retailers are the real KING PIN dom of movement of the trucks and proper storing of thousands the pride or ownership. of the industry's success, to go from one section Iwarehousing _ Best in Foods �to�a:no�t�h:-�o�f�lt�e:m:s:. l:::===::::==::::======:.:=-..:..

Congratulations ••• to congratulations T.J.MORR·ISCO .' [ Country Cane Drip Syrup·

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We extend Best Wishes to this fine wholesale food outlet T. J. MORRIS • Cario Peanut Butter CO [ Beauty started 'in 1. with 10,. bushel and 150 c:wt. of flour TODAY We of Statesboro, Ga. SHAWNEE ••• storage per day. have 2.soo,. bushel storage with daily e apadty of 5,. c:wts. per day

we are proud that our SHAWNEE ••• takes actual samples and bake them every 15 minutes to insure uniformity and main­ products have been [ Cario Beauty Pickles selected by them for tain high quality.

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We Will Have An Exhibit Booth On The Grand Ope ning Of T. J. MORRIS Co. MILLER'S MEAL Packed In Cario, Georgia Manufacturers of High Grade Enriched Corn Meal By Shawnee It's Clean-It's ReHer Georgians Milling Company SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA McBean, Georgia "Good Millers Since 1906"

nu "!liM ·n The Bulloch Herald - Page 12 Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 28, 1960 I. r "::;-"'1uutllr, tlcwsl'llpcr nONAL AWARD WINNER 1959 Beuer NeWII'orll!1 THE Future of retail Conte ... BULLOCH HERALD '''� on STATESBORO ncuer �".�"" ======� "MJD BUUOCll OOUNTY Newspaper Contest stores with VOLUME �D::E:DI�C:J(.:TED::.�71�'O�T�H:J:�PR:'OC�RES::::S�'O:::" group XIX-ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937-P. O. BOX 210 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MAY 5, 1960 continued front page 13 NUMBER 2f;

Ihe Morrises to accept Ihe IGA IGA is second only to A&P In ------��------�------the VOIUIllIl franchise and to begin setting up of merchandise sold. All Vice Conusel of other vnluntnry groups under the other chains and groups the names of King Cole Food rollow IGA. Stores and Shopworth Food Preston w' s and IGA estuhlished 34 to run years Israel is for Stores. VJA ago und has since that lime be­ como t Hagan -_O'!".c���!P"''"t:J IGA is the abbreviation ror in­ he acknowledged leader pendent Grocers Alliance which in the field. The International is the banner under which over Headquarters Is in Chicago, IlL 5000 Independent retailers across und it Is from here thut the .IAMES in coun THOMPSO is shown here Filling un order in the small the notion and Canada have mass of over 14 buying power 5000 suiS�e�"�,���.of Israel in room at T . Atlanta, was the package the .J. Morris IGA warehouse. achieved unmatched 5 u c c e 5 s. stores Is coordinated; it is from Congress Company featured at Sept. speaker the first Primary hero that export merchandising annuat I------and advert County Division of the Farmer-businessman G. Elliott _.c;___ ����======� Ising guidance is dl­ of Prince H. Pres. UJA-Federation Hogan Screven an- . Congressman rected to lOA it it is Campaign of County stores; nounced last ton a veteran member of the rrom here that Savannah, held at the Forest Thursday thal he the multitude of would House Heights Club on Thurs­ 'definitely be a candl- IlO,;.W:(UI Appropriations store services arc channeled Country date in the Committee this week declared the local day evening. April 28. Congress Sep- through supply depot­ tembe his intenli�n to seck 'Ike 14th democratic prf- renomina- T . .T. Morris Congratulations Minkovitz of Statesboro, rr Company. mary.• , tion in Georgte's Democratic chairman of the division pre­ Congratulations State on 14. Members of T. J, Morris Com­ sided at the Primury September meeting. "In to from In said that IGA {response inquiries announcing his intention to stores urc genet­ Mr. Trigor is a typical Israeli, the and press my many friends seck an 8th term, lhe First Dl­ ally the larger, closer aff'iliated though born outside the Jewish throughou; the district," Ha­ strict of Georgia Congressman and stores while the names he and registered State, grew up was ed­ gan "I am a of s�id. candidate for said he considered his present King Cole and Shopworth arc ucution in that country. After Congress in the First Congres­ term as his "most productive" reserve for other stores who de­ graduating from the Tel Aviv sional District, and 'will make 0 in the wuy of accomplishments sire a group program School or Law Economics, to and mar C formal announcement, since to coming but dovolunt�not wunt to into it Mr. entered Congress. get Trigor government complete with when Best on platform, Wishes the scale of IGA. in To Similar service, first the Con­ The solon State the. rules and hove from Statesboro, services are regulation provled or made troller's Office, and later, by bee set." Ga. pointed with special pride available to all group stores. transfer, in the Ministry for to approval for construcuon of T. J. Morris, Sr., president of Foreign Affairs. He further stated, "There arc n record number or modernistic the T. J. Morris Company, said He served as Chanceller to many things needed In the First new POSt office for T. buildings that J. . T. J. the reason for the MORRIS SR., is shown the and the arc the many '(center) just before he cut the ribbon at Israel in Distrlct, people First District, MORRIS the door of e . CO. th T. J Moms Legation Sydney, Congressional drastic changes his Company's new IGA warehouse disgusted with a total at 15. In organlza­ and office on Northside Drive last afternoon Australia for four years, and promises-v-they almost every tlon has Sunday (or their want undergone recently is Open House. Shown with Mr. Morris upon his recall actlon. It given the instance, or a new are, left to right. Robert Morris, Don home joined the op­ approval of very simple. "It "he Jimmy Morris. Grimes. I will show Statesboro. Ca. is, said, president of the Independent Grocers Mlnlslry's Consular Division. portuhity, the good building followed his recom­ "our Alliance, Congressman Prince Preston, Mr. Mrs. of responsibility to m a k e Morris, After people the 18 counties com­ mendations that a new Morris, Mayor Bill Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Robert further training in the building available to ambitious Stephens at Millen, first IGA Foodliner, the SHS Track Team indepen­ Ministry's Diplomallc School posing First District some be provided. dent retail the tools constructive action." grocers T. he in Middle "Some of these new J. ------,------Iwhere specialized buildings they need to them on a MORRIS CO. Eastern put par and general political af­ "A careful already nrc in usc and most of or better than analysis of the par basis with fairs, he was made the others are now con­ for much success in responsible popular vole in lhe 1958 elec­ SHS under the chains." track team corporate for a is of Preston number of de­ he Statesboro. Ga, initial projects tion we struction," said. funds plus support have never "We OUr investigated position reports signed to promote Israel's cul­ had and Mr. Preston said that with the plus several new de­ and the of our custom­ tural position ties with counthes. ion of one . foreign will v except of these build- services ers at Mr. velopments, pro e the your expanded length", Morrris con­ Among others, he was were construct­ responsl­ are for a ings they being tinued. "We toured people ready change. winner the south­ ble for the of ed with and organization In 1956 We made strike in ,2�A- private capital one, Region east, spent conslderable money, for "Forms from Israel" exhlbltlcn without cost to the new 1958 strike and we any govern­ to office two, will the food and trade interviewed many people to of arts crafts post applied and which strike out the By WENDELL McGLAMERY ment. The buildings are con­ incumbent determine the best approved in solution to is now in the structed travelling United 1960," and BOBBY BROWN according to Post Of­ the we saw Congressman Prince H. Preston, whose efforts problems confront­ Slates. fice Department specifications the resulted in I 0f I or ing independent merchant," approva pans f a new Statesboro Post Mr. Elected to the Gener­ Statesboro School Blue by and then .. Trigor's assignment as Georgia High prlvute parties he said. We are al completely Office-Federal Building, said this week that the House ev., vice consul in Atlanta is his first Assembly when he was 23 Devil Track Team rolled to an leased 10 the Department for Mr. Morris R J L. Grloff'm of convinced", stated, of a few tour of in the United years nge, Hagan went on a term of years. "that the Reprsentatives days ago approved all duty program of close co· appropri- Slates. to serve five terms in the House atiol1s bill initial ���pe�i��:Yin O��o�"�:�nM;I� operation between wholesaler providing funds for the new structure. and one In his address at the meeting term in the Senate. He day, April 25. and retailer and lhe provision of. I'S from the UpS by�:Of��:�g:,e�:��a;qUa�lyl�;%�� The Statesboro lawmaker. a Kiwanis Thursday night Mr. resigned Legislnture at The Blue Devils racked of his efforts as chairman of modern Trigor gave up supply depot services to a the outbreak of World II ranking member of the House word picture of the great pro. War 48Yz points over Dublin's 38Yz. and an nppropriattons subcommittee retailers such as we have set Benlon to volunteer . up for Appropriations Committee in gress that has been made in Army duty, Twelve out or 16 entries are In g r e u II y reducing federal Rapid is the only answer for the re­ which \V1l S Festival the legislation originated, ker tod ISIue I since it was established 1------eligible for competition In the Do spending. In 1959 he reduced tailer who desires to Play spea compete said ay as a the Independent Offices state twelve years ago. He State Track Meet in Athens by $56.893.700 requests made with chain stores." Appropriations Bill can t a ins The Statesboro Kiwanis Club described uieI cu Ilura I a dvance- May 6 and 7. At least one mon by the President for the Depart- Mr. Morris said his company's . in at Statesboro $133.000 for a start on IIaA new announces lhat the Rev. J. L. ment, industrial progress, SHS Band t0 every event of the 14 pos- The thermometer readings ment of Commerce and several aim I' lhe. is to make available to the , ,"" the for the week Is - building whicIJ expt, '" to Griffin will address the Club al farm Improvement and the sibilities will represent States- of Monday, April related agencies and this year Express independent retail - grocer any eventually cost $761.000. the :::i"'gular Thursday noon meet- advantages. bora in Athens. Statesboro is 25, through Sunday, May I, he trimmed Presidential re- and all the a ed.ucational . services chain on II.,. 1960. Ch I'am J I Bal 'Jewtsh""" believed to have the were as tollows: for the same functions 9 The in ing May 5, The topic a� sam, largest per- quests v e s $133,000 contained this concert headquarters g i its own )00. � High isMay for his discussion will be Com- Chaplain arns Island gl·ve centage of any school in the by $39,092,765, making a total year's money bill is for "sites �t.1 �arine HIGH LOW munism versus Freedom. depot, delivered stale. of about one billion dollars he 9. and and This means Cor�s D Monday, May Tuesday, expenses." the training 25 ....• 91 59 Rev. Griffin is Ihe the rnvocnuon. Mon., April has cut in the JZj will be used to pastor of Lindsey Johnston of Stutes- budget requests School Auditorium money un __ .. �::::::::::::::::::::�::��::::�:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=�s�t�o�re:s�'''''''EI''UI"ID� High the purchase '. S d M 15 Tues., April 26 92 59 SI. M. six a lot Paul's Lutheran Joseph Moseson, bora was man years he has headed the on which it will Evangelical . ay, high point with be built execut�ve ay 27 "., scene of the annual Spring Church of of the Savannah Wed., April 85 64 subcommittee. and to finance Savannah, Georgia, dlrect�r 10 points. Kenan Kern, a scpho- architectural Je\�lsh The Statesboro Thurs., 28 .," 70 57 Festival students this church the second Council, Mr. High School April Mr. Preston has been a presented by and fees connected being presented Trigor more, was second with 8 and strong engineering Blue Devil under FrI., 29 .•••.• 77 52 Beaver of Mrs. Bernards Morris. The largest in the as the Band, the dt­ April advocate of works pro. the first Georgia-Alabama .guest � points. public \�jth s�aekr. rection of Dale will Sat., 30 •..... 81 57 Packing plays will stag:s of, p�an· d ecI b .Jensen, pre. April with Company· says comprise many types of new office Synod, y Here are the results: jccts dealing development nmg Gree�lI1gs, ext�n , Sun" .•. ,.. of drama �he bUilding. Sol :vele sent its Annual Concert May I 81 64 from and comedy, featuring Rev. GrHfin did his Mmkovllz, of Spring Kenan first in of the Savannah River for pow. The bill has been the pre- �0.chalrm8n. on I{ern, 100-yard the eighth, ninth. tenth and s�nt �o the UJA·Federatlon Sunday, May 15. This con. er flood control and Senate graduate work at Lenoir Rhyne Campaign, dash and second in 220. Danny Rainfall for the week was navigation eleventh ,where approvlal IS ex· cert, the last formal grade students. C a II e e in appearance third in 440. 1.17 Inches. p�rposes, having lent his sup. pected In the near future. g Hickory North of the Bray, Billy New- Rainfall lor the Blue Devil Band for this to lhe Hartwell Dam and Carolina and then �ttended some, third in 880. Billy Aldrich, month of April was 4.36 port On Monday evening, May 9 At Mr. Preston's school year, will at 4 P. request. begin first in run. dec pen I n g of the 'Savannah the will Columbi� Soulhern Theological O· mile Randy Sim· inches, Normal ralnfaU for plays include "Happy for the new M., in Statesboro' Hi h money building, to in the. g first in hurdles, 3.18 River channel from Snv�nnah Congratulations Thornton Wilder Seminary, Columbia, South peratlon School AuditOrium. mons, high Wen· April Is inches, Journey" by contain, about 28.000 square where he deli third in to Augusta to nine feet in with n cast of Hariette Holle· CarOlina, graduated in McGlamery. low feet of floor space, was recom· In the Slate MUsic Festival He has been successful 1948. He served several pastor· hurdles. Kern, Wiggins, Brock depth. man, Roddy Dodd, S h a ron mended the is held last Western by General Selvices ates in February, the Blue and In obtaining funds for studies Grain North Cal'olina before Frl'endship McGlamery. second in 440- Co. Stubbs, and Ashley Tyson Hol­ Administration which Devil Band won the is charged lo St. highest rat. by the U. S. Corps of Engineers mes "Infanta" based moving PaUl's Evangelical relay. McGlamery. Simmons. Ramsey. with the Federal allainable in a for at adn;tinistering Lutheran Church in this week ing competition, Brunson, Brock, second in mile C00ki SCh00I deepening and widening on a short 0 s c I' February story by a Governmect's in their concert public building of 1953. Superior per. Johnston first in ng the Porl of Savannah. . relay. Wilde will be the second pres· . .. formance. Lindsey program. In d "0 Solos and ensembles shot and In announcing his candidacy entation Sharon 1958, Rev. Griffin accepted per· put discu Haga.n, featuring ·Col· .You ar� lnVlt� ..to Jo�n won sixteen more ... J,?"y an aUon Superiors' and tied for which is tan- Marcia Site acquisition and invilation to study and ob· Friendship week, for' third In high Jump. Bob- renomination, lins, Cannon, Frances deSign thiS. fifteen Excellents. A total of are exepcted to be selVe lhe church abroad. This May 1·7, in this by Brown, second in broad sponsored tamount to election in Georgia, Bill Lovett commulllly. by Ala. Smith, and Billy completed by one exactly hundred me d a I s Preston said that Birmingham, invitation was a was Congressman Franklin. orfered the "Operation is jump. Jerry Newsome In "Nothing To Destroy", by were won ' Friends�i�" by the forty-five mu. a If another term he a of Russian in ��r Evangelical Church of Bran- move to encourage clllzens of three-way tic ror first place given story Spys the t�;6�;va�ff�cia;�e ����:�� sieians in the band. J r. Woman s Club .woul� for our in vault. continue to represent hiS DI- United States, will hnve as its construction s h a u I d be schweig, Gel'many, and extend- community to visit the na· pole about 1961. ed the Lutheran World tion's One f'ealure of the strict "to the very best of my cast Judy Beasley, Sandra Ha­ August Completion through mental hospitals Spring The Concert will a Stalesboro Junior Wom- of Federation e dur�n� be solo, with ability." construction of the 1 h National Mental . gan, Patricia Thigpen, Martha building by Health Week. Your VISit CIVIL AIR PATROL an's band Club, in cooperation wllh out his 141h In Gale and should be some lime in 1962. Lutheran Council in Amer!ca. will enable background, played by TO Rounding year Lamb, Nessmith Mar­ you to observe what JOIN NATIONAL Akins will All Johnny Meye.rs, Jr. Johnny, the Appliance Company, Congress. Mr. Preston is the jorie Parker. A from the The building, to replace the members of the Kiwanis on in a mental to cutting goes hospital, son RECRUITING CAMPAIGN of Mr. and Mrs . a school al the 13th on lhe Club nre .John sponsor cooking ranking Democrat Broadway play "Tea House of inadequate existing Post Office urged to be present meet the to Mey. hospital staff, learn ers of Cadets of the Statesboro Civ· Marvin Pittman which was to hear this Statesboro. is a Senior high school aud· 50-member House Appropria· continued to 12 consll\lcted in 1919, interesting speaker. about new page the and hopeful de· in il Air Patrol will be on will school, and has been first "duty" itorium on Wednesday and lions Committee with which house the Post Office and in the a�1 velopments treatment or chair for at the Theatre here dur- in on­ Statesboro offices of trumpet player the Georgia Thursday May 18 and 19. '11e bills Congress CHESTER FAMILY the U. S. Treasury, and Health, Educaton mental to in sI."'nding illness, participate past three years. He will ing the showing of the movie school will at o'clock a f per. .. begin REUNION SET FOR Departments Agriculture, and Welfare. I? interesting programs. form a sort, swinging number "VISit to a Small Planel," fea· each of lhe lwo gl��e. Preston was elected to MAY 15 1 .... - mornlllgs.. . Home SUNDAY, -,,,...==.,....--..... called is In of Blues". Finest turing Jerry who Featucrd C· 1946 Feeds ""IIII!!""'.!��-""":=':"::.-:�== "Deep Lewis, spear. at the following -�---=-===::::I."T"Ili��... cc;Joklllg During the concert. the band heading the as Nation· school Jl service in the Members of the C h e s l e r campaign will be Mrs. Gwen O'Con· ;n1�es� orricers for next yeaI' and the al Recruiter for the Civil Ail' U orS A in which he en�. family will meet at West Side nell, home economist for ary newly selected Drum and Patrol. .t�e ��. If�ted' as and advanced. School on Major branch of the �mprivate Sunday. May 15, for . l�n�a. Fngldalle Majorettes will be announced. Local Cadets W to the rank of T. a Bra n III answer diVISion of Geneml who captain. J. • family reunion. tl ey a new Motors, win Tickets MORRIS will be a vailable at the question of between Whil e serving as commander I(ids!, lhe will CO youth ccnduct Chester, of the reuni­ Hey the school. president and bicycle door, admission will be 50c of or an that of that all ages fourteen and twenty·one The at close artillery battery, Ga. on, says relatives and for adults grand Statesboro, and 25 for students . priz� t�e from across of Alrred Lee "Yes I wanl to regarding in the CAP. of final rought Normandy friends lhe family are invited Roy said, Sir, win me a new And he is to it enlisting the session Will by a bicycle." going do _ The the Eastern sector or . . movie Europe, . will be to attend.' Martin \Voodcock will we believe. showing Mon· Frigidaire range. WCSC OF FIRST and he was decoraled with a total have of the reunion Alfred, the son of Mr. and Mrs. dap Tuesday of next week. Tickets will be 50 cenls charge pro· James D. Dixon, 238 E. Main St. is shown in ench. standing front of five Baltle Stars . aFter a METHODISE CHURCH gram, basket dinner is 01' Minkovitz store with the Department fronl wheel of his bike in one hand and the other He d r e w in a served at parts TO MEET MONDAY opposition noon. scallered on the sidewalk. Jim Feed democratic primary for the first we Dandy to are Alfred it is no The of that our According problem to put the fJ'ol1t wheel back in and to ladies the WCSC of lhe time in 1956 when he carried all ,proud place slick lhe HD First Methodist Church will meet Clubs observe but two of the District's 18 pedal back in the sockel where it Alrred said belongs. Monday. May 9. at 40'click For counties and two years ago he Bloodmobile lhe trick to it is on products have been keeping together "jump quick and the installation of ofrlcers and cal'ried all but three counties stay on until .. you get where you nrc going." It seems a social at the church. against his opponen!. selected that one's weight is what holds it together. National HD Week by them for to be here on Alf:'od is the first kid to enter THE BULLOCH Annual HERALD's "Win a distribution .. Bike Free' subscription drive. Meeting which is an Uncle Sam 16 easy way for any kind (or gI'own up) to Feed a Monday, May get new Western Auto Bike Flyer free. at Antioch to it's always a treat to serve begin May 10 -BEAVERS MEAT Beaver Packing Company Newnan, Ga,