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10-11-1956 Bulloch Herald

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WHEREAS, in observance of a I956 The ninth annual, county joint resolution of and to the Nevils H. D. Club Better PUI ehred Hog Show WIll be held Congress pursuant Proclamation of the President Newspaper 19 S6 FOR SAL NI e THE lots 10- • Inigo AS){ R M. BmNSON how to October at of the United States, the week In October Contests cuted off Suvunnuh Wednesday, L7, Ihe of each year BULLOCH' N"'-J IIict���e �ak�:::tn:r�r:;, Chas. E. Cone ReRlty Co., Inc. Portal. Largo colton allotment October, 1956, an election will Coleman, representing the tapestry be held in said NOW, THEREFORE, I, William A Bowen, of the 4-2217 wilh good peanut and tobacco county, at which Chamber of Commerce; Inman Mayor the social hour the . 23 North Main 51. Dial of have During \ Metter elccuon there will be City Statesboro, proclaimed and set aside the here allotments. PeCll11 week Fri.· grove and sub- Dekle, representing Extension be- hostesses served colorful and -Ordinary dry dunin. mltted to the October as deep well. J20 acres In cultiva- qualified voters R. L. ginning 7, J956, "EMPLOY THE arlen robs dainty wool play Service, Roberts, banks, PHYSICALLY dehcious refreshments of con­ SEE US FOR GOOD VALUES tlon PHONE thereof for their determination and wool-like fabric, night UNION 5-5980 and J H. HANDICAPPED WEEK," and urge all local 0' ------�------the of Wyatt representing vo- officials, local em- gealed salnd, cheese Ritz and need 10-11-211> question whether all local much o( Ihelr charm. Our S,mi/on. Dr, FARMS WANTED-We in or.l1�t cntionnl agriculture. ployers, ciVIC, fraternal, veterans, women's decorated devils food cakes, bonds the organizations features a .en.&a aggregate pnnci- and CI"m;"g SOPT.SET, additional listings, particularly pal amount of other groups, to join In a united effort to enlist farms within $800,000 shall be public sup- donal new "finish" which keeps the•• or fairly priced Approximately $500 will be for a sustalned States­ FOR SALE..!..Here port program aimed at the maximum BROOKLET ELEMENTARY lovely fabrics as sorl and lustrous a.lh. ten to twelve miles of IS that small awarded as pnze employment and full use of the aay you them. u' and 1Ia. tract With good house near �f�t��c��o�u:ho;hp�r���� JC���� mo� capacities and skills of SCHOOL P_T.A. MEETS bought Try bora. viding funds to build, conslruct physically handicapped crty and the Rockwell plant that workers The Brooklet The touchdown was set and equip high school Elementary up you ask about. 20 building, ' IN P T.A. will meet a 10 .me Namely lunchrooms and WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set Monday Oc- by pass Johnny Deal, to­ With gymnasiums Zetterower my hand and ac::res, good house, cl�c- and the PTA caused the Seal of the of tober 8 at the Brooklet Ele­ Model gether with a 15-yard at acquire usual np- City Statesboro to be affixed this penalty HOMES tricity, bath, u bargain. the School Laundry Dublin pertnnccs useful In connection I st of 1956. mentary at 7:45 p. m. against Coley C!!jsedy day October, I --'-__ A REAL BUY JOSIAH ZETrEROWER. All members arc to Your Sanitone Cleaner slashed off-tackle to scllfe and ...,.,�-- Lewell therewith, repair, add to, im- W. A. urged PRESENTING THE MIDGET Akins, president of FOR SALE-4 bedrooms, two BOWEN, Mayor. attend. Mr VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAMS of the Statesboro Recreation then made the and bath prove, remodel and meets October h Womack will talk Department. Front row, left to Hoke point after touch- the Statesboro Junior Chamber SIX rooms equip exist- - . right, to meet In ft Brunson, good-sized baths, good condition, on on the Jimmy Kirksey, Austen Yeomans, Cail at Less than big and proposed bond issue for On Courthouse Square 'Johnny Martin, Olliff, Ashley Tyson, Troy Hendrix, Wendel down, making the score 7 to 0 In of on nice corner 101. Ideal iocatlon for small ing properties facilities of Tommy Street, Akins, Commerce, announced re- lot, the the schools. A Danny Robertson, Bob Scruggs, Johnson and Franklin favor of the Blue two old FHA Bulloch County school The Sallie Zetterower P.T A . county weiner Roddy Dodd, Johnny McKelvln. Middle row, left to Robert Devils. cenlly that the here years approv�d. business next to house. JOSIAH -Phone 4-3234- RIchard right, Tanner, Jayceel Small down Price system acquire the will hold Its roast Will follow the Jimmy Ginn, Howard, Clements, Kenan Kern, Hubert The Blue Devils came near to have payment. ZETl'EROWER. necessary regular monthly L meeting. Carrot Tankersley, Bobby Bass, Roy Kennedy, Doug Hodges, expressed concern over the therefor and ex- anler, Gunter B' Huey, Dewey Warren, Ed Ellis. M!ke NeVI'1S 0ct.. another touchdown when $6,95000 property pay meeting Monday, October 8, at men to Back Row, left to right, Gilbert Cone Jr, coach; 13 George problem of young penses incident to aptist Bobby Brown, BIlly Davis, Jack 'Paul, Douglas Tub- people operat- 7.30 m, In bervitle, Jim ran 50 to the Dub- ChRS. E. COile Co., Inc. accomplish- p the school cafe- Hines, JImmy Scearce, Larry Mallard, Jim Hagins yards Ing motor scooters on the Realty rng the Chip Stubbs, Sport Waters, Tillman, Maywood Lawrence, Joe Pue, and Tom Ioregotng. torium. Brown, assistant coach. The The Bulloch County P.T.A. lin 2, but the play was nullified streets of Statesboro. 23 Norlh Mnln 51. Dial 4-2217 mee Midgets defeated Wayriesboro 7 to 0 and lost to tOtcoerb Midgets the 'Savannah Panthers. -Photo a head Scout 8 -- - by Clifton. Council will meet at the Nevils by Blue Devils At a drive penalty. recent meeting the Jay- For Rent f��i: �ha�1 d��e?� This is of vital Im- The School as dinner denominattonJa���r�onf" meeting The Associational Brotherhood guests of the The Blue Devils what cees a of $1,000 euch, , played adopted resolution which ------1------portance. The program will be The Coastal of the Nevils PTA October REAL ESTATE Empire Council Ogeechee River Baptist Saturday, Coach Teel called "rock and reads as follows: FOR R1DNT-LaJ'ge two-bed- a discussion of the 13 at 10 o'clock. proposed of the Scouts of Association will present a roll" football. "After we LOANS 1'00111 apartment, tllo ��:rbe���lu:r�e� In u��a:rd �� Boy America pro- got CITY PROPERTY bath, school bond issue Mr. H. P - A RESOLUTION maturity, to bear Interest from by Purebred that touchdown we stove and I Show is played a and announced the This efl'lgerntol' date at the rate of Womack, school today appoint- Hog set, meeting will be a "school Service­ three and county superin- defensive -Quick water heater. DODD APART- ��a�:;t C����r�t�:�:I�� ���;..s� of game, sitting tight all one-half centum Joe ment of Robert Lanier as TILLMAN Instruction" for all ortlcers "WHEREAS, tlie J un lor per lendent, at- chair- (3�%) per Nevils, county boro on October 8 at 7:30 m. the rest of the CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY MEN'l', NOI'Ul Main St. Call or p. and way," he said. Chamber of annum, payable and Mr Hobson man committee chairmen who at­ Commerce of DODD at semi-annually torney, Wyatt, and James Gunter as co- The theme Will be The Blue Devils 15 Courtland Street JR, program "The tend play Meuer of the Board of Edu- this meeting Statesboro ha. noted with ��e t98�i. 5�3�f1cl chairman of the com- the tomorrow night, October on ��I:h,� lorl 12, alarm the dangerous practice In new ��tc�"J.: t�;upa:'�c�pna� ���,,��an campaig� October the local FOR SALE-PractIcally to 17 Mrs. H Game mature �����i�r';,";�� M gridiron. time Is FOR RENT-4-looll1 unfurnished on the 1st day of rmuee for Ogeehoopee DIstrict t�n�heD��'�:c��' Wednesday, Kendel, past our of motor house. Good community three bedroom lowest Elltott Allen of the of the 8'15. apartment at 206 South Zet- January. numbers first, We feel that all Mr named Calvary POND president Georgia scooters ncar school parents Lanier the followmg being operated by Iocauon, as follows: Church will on ------terower Ave. interested In Baptist speak Congress of the P.T.A.; Mrs. Completely private. the progress of men on October youngsters without due in the the steering committee. the theme. Wednesday, 17, 1956, W regard Curry Insurance Agency Just redecorated $20,000 year 1958 our Jimmy Gunter of Near the Old D. Perkins, director seventh throughout. schools, WIll want to know (Located Kennedy Pond) the ninth annual Bulloch • to caution and ror the In the - • safety Phone PO 4-2825 $4000 per month. Phone DR. $2J,000 year 1959 Dr. Fielding Russell, Leodel the First Baptist Church will [- C::0unty district, Mrs. Robbie more about thIS Llome • Kendel, $22,000 In lhe school bond {or Purebred Show will be Woman'C)s ub to property and lives of others; R J year 1960. n Hog HOLLAND at 4-2724 speak "The , PTA Coleman , Les \"I'tte AI Suther- Brotherhood coming chairman, issue. ", workshop, FOR thlee-bedroom In the 1961. o. held at the Producers ,../., "&./J" and SALE-New 8-16-tfc. $?3,000 year R d t0 th e I Co-op espon IIIg Need s 0f th e seventh district; and Mrs. Arabel asbestos hOllle. $24,000 in each of the land and James Gunter. Will Be Fished On Market WIll IeTfI($ siding years Judging L:"LJN!JprrV - Church." Floyd Newsome of the �"'" ., Usher, assistant "WHEREAS, many serious ac- In. CloseF�..:0..:R..:.:..:R:.:.E-.N-T---3--r-0-0-II1-f-lIrl1lshed 1962 and 1963 at a. m. director, meet October Elmer Primitive begin �30 18 apartment Pnvate front and in the th;ld��vJtio!�� S���� W��x�i�� The Coastal Empire Council Baptist Church will � I 1/ seventh district division, Geor· cldents have been caused or $25,000 year J964. • ILivestockThIS by year / Insurance fifty- - Curry Agency back - approximately The October entrances, prlvnte bath $26,000 111 the 1965. Foy, fifth grade WIll have a their on Brother- ,,�- gla Congress PTA., arc meeting of the have involved un- year opens annual drive Oc- WEDNESDAY THURSDAY f,ve gIlts and boars will be among under-age, Phone PO 4-2825 Electllc • '" kitchen Close III Apply $27,000 III the year 1966 velY short program On "General shPOeOadktoonth"Deuctlh·eusrochf.�,he Oct 21 the I�aders to be present at the Statesboro Woman's Club will SANDRA MARTIN hcensed or careless motor tober 16. Mr. Lanier stated that � shown from the ,'J' at 10 West In The BaptIsts be held on St. after $28,000 the J967. Rev J. L. Others are October scooter FOR SALE - Three-bedroom Grady year Dyess, As- meeting Mrs, Ray Thursday, operators; and 600 this annual schools: folioWIng.� . $29,000 In the 1968 campaign makes it sociational !I'-' 18, at 3.30 m at the house, large storage rOOl11, year Brotherhood presi- FRIDAY Sunday, October 21, has been Trapnell, president of the Nevils p. Recrea- $30,000 In the 1969. for the Scout Marvin PIttman-Jack an it Is for the lot. Available Immed16te- year possible Boy pro- dent, will present the as beal, PTA, J A tion Center, to Mrs S dra Martm "WHEREAS, large FOR RENT-Two bedroom, un- Deal speakers. deSignated Home-coming Day Wynn, prinCipal, according $31,000 111 the year 1970. l'ellnl'On gram In thiS area to continue ItS Carl Edwards, Mallard, NeVils L. M. safety, health and or Can multe down furnished III Ray McMichael will lend the Troy School, and H P. Durden, president. . well-being Iy payment duplex apartment in with $32,000 the year 1971. all of our that our trof- and assume present loan HospItal Park. AvaIlable now growth, brmgmg leadership song service and the Rev. Ted OCTOBER AND 12 school people in the 1972. 10, ll, �';o�h�rl����:r�":tI��e c1t����: county superin- month $33,000 year to an even payments of �51 00 per Phone L J. Shuman at 4-3437. tallling opportunities will the devotional to Elder T ��� ��:��:dBe���� al�d $35,000 in the 1973. Page give according Roe Scott, ��:����' ;:�����' Wi;�e M�sdUcr'o� �ir���e:t� wins Cone award or year Don ,·eflnance. 10-4-lfc. I'S October 7 greater number of boys He All the men In Chester a :� $36,000 in the 1974. the association -v- pastor bout the welther chaIrman and Mrs E. B Stubbs, ��is��g:��tI�� ;:�:n;�a�� year streets and further stated that Scoutlllg de- are invited Statesboro - The Statesboro Recreation roads of motor CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY FOR RENT-NIcely furnished and urged to Hugh Deal, co-chairman. Will a pro· De- The sixth serves the wholehearted p.�esent partment scooters operated - with annual reulllon of support attend. i\ubrey Aldrich, F. M. today announced the being. by Phone PO 42825 bedroom tWill beds $$��"ggg:� tg� yy��� :���: ye�;d�o.;:��m���te!iI�h::rv�hi� Jones, fo;��e B'ISh Stuart Pnvate $40,000 in the J977. the Deal families will be held of every CIvic-minded c,tlzen I _ dual Earl Best t����Q::;e��n�:��I��� 1956-57 Charles living room, private year purpose: all members, Bank.s Donol�son, tober 1, through Oc· Op ��:::: in -FISH FOR SALE- Sunday, ��;tie�as��w�;s K��� ------. bath Pnvate front entrance In $41,000 the year 1978. October at both resident and nOli-resident GOrrlS HotchkISS, Dekle, ������g :����. Sunday,. 7,. ,Bethle- The Scouts of America NOT ICE Tom Alexander Johnny tober 7, were as follows: ing ���:��sstoort;:c���;ln��,rshe�lt� home in nice $42,000 In the 1979. hem Boy Elisha Miss Sandra Martl'n of and welfare of 011. nnd should FOR SALE-Three three- lovely sectIOn of year Primitive Baptist Church, My office will be closed on WIll a effort to Ray HUnmcutt and V'r- Mrs Mason of Sa- States. large are a Simultaneous mal!e special H�nrletta lown. $20.00 week $44,000 in the year 1980 conducting and High Low here Sund boro and be stopped In the bedroom brIck veneer homes, per Contact according to Emit Friday October attend t1turch a «iI Harville. vannah, fIeld and Georgia Teache", Col- Immediately Deal, presl- Saturday, ajld: "enjorj - representative This is not • finance the _., _ MRS E. K Col- $45,000 In the year 1981. campaign throughout 5 (NOTE: the Julian Tillman Pond hor Monday, Oct_ I 80 L as interest of the tile baths, gas duct heatmg DeLOACH, 203 dent of the reunion. and 6_ I will be a or Christian fellow- a.y extension -ot ege h been _c'ted b the public; attending great day Carroll secretary 'the y , lege Boulevard Phone 4-3548 $47,000 in the 1982. state dunng the month of Oe- writes Portal-Bobby Finch, Oct_ 2 90 60 nice convention. The the Joe second' Tuesday, The of \ system, The will at office will be Tillman ShiP, and It will be a Bishop Georghi, the First District Board for her ex- The 0 and interest program begin Pond_) day when Huthcock, Johnny Lucas, EVans chapter of the Rec�e.tion be 2tc. tober. As a result of the suc- .. "NOW, it . 10-11, JO-25, prinCIpal rar 0 Oct. 3 64 'THEREFORE, tlon Loans a rea pen M d f e t w _ Wednesday, 87 Rt. largel 10tsd,y approvesecd- 11.30 in the A eek n effort will be made Rev. Rhett Stuart, 0 D, Heart ceptlOnal work In the reCfeS- on morning. dinn�r- special Griffin, Ronald Crumby, Max GeorgIa AssoclatJon, will TVsolved DODD said bonds shall be payable cessful in recent Thursday, Oct. 4 ••. 83 88 that the parents 01 campaigns ';;'R, �� �: �T�B':JS to raise will make his third annual visi. n tioh She ,. beat known • • funds for all purposes Carter, Jimmy Akins, Don present film on the rheu- program. State.bora and ThiS- Friday, Oct. 5 ••..• 87 67 Bulloch County �-���{' ��J!_:87�: g!i�tf�� on other tatlOn to malic heart and to the of States· __II'I;;�i'.oI!II m==::J.__= book Tenn. than the normal operating pen, Walt and Trinity Epi5copaf will make com. t:e to ��-t�h�ro:t��n;iI�;.e �����:d a�� 1��I'lIII----:lIIII== Johnny Roy _" �?ung requested take with- Wanted �ta\��f�J fr::�;fcaO!t t�\�n�t�� Saturday, Oct. 6 78 87 boro os ��Iks steps i:��d ��; Church In Statesboro October ments on the and Is FOR SALE-Used refnerator In banks to be later. bring a basket lunch. ��OU!�e�y h�:rtbe�� ml'lllllllZ=nm:;;;;iD_� expenses of the church Johnson. film Sandy deeply cut to curb these designated and the has Sunday, Oct. 7 . - - _.85 67 delay condition. Call G. C. country membership DlIlner will 13-14 BIShop Stuart· will arrive very good "Thomas A R Nelson of be served 111 the Southeast Bulloch The will be Mrs. E. L SALESMAN WANTED-Good Increased .• Hlgh-Jim- Rainfall for the same afternoon hoste�s COLEMAN JR. at 4-3154 greatly church annex Elder Scott period Saturday after i�Vt�� se���re :���!n���I�o�� f�� East the second and Eu- a�d Barnes, chaIrman, and Mrs C. ��C��dt��:rm�:S!ryMa�l� opening In Statesboro sa�� m:n� !:�er:a�:ra, Tennessee," my Rigdon, Winston Hagan, was 1.54 Inches. dinner Is to receive ���:e,;:,�� :;a� ��!aW;��II�rab� selling their ballots the it�C:��;� the members of the board of will meet With the B the award which FOR SALE-KEY 1'0 BETTER casting having years have contributed Mr. Lanier "The work of interest Dr Mc EI Nathews, co-chairman, of the to cooperste WIth 0rflcasI I Household Products stated, Boy major by gene veen, George SmIth , is urged Rawleigh written or printed thereon the deacons wardens and vestry of presented bY the First LIVING. Drastic reduction for much to one Th B express the that Trinity Fine Arts I to the fullest extent Start at once. Must have car 'the development of Scout program is of the AI der professor hope Jerry Beasley, D. C. MItchell, • deportment In behalf words: "FOR $800,000 BUL- "this • Church at the rectory on Federal Savings and Loan As- immediate sale. Current F.H.A. Get more South All of will be the at- The executl've boar'd of the of those whom believe particulars see F. W LOCH COUNTY DlS- Georgia members of most effective 'aenxdan cha','rn,a" of largest Leon John Rudook, socl tlo Jaycees SCHOOL charaet�r-build­ omhl�sStory . Groover Street at 8 o'clock. of States boro to a $13,000 and loan the tendance and the most success- Bunk.ley, Woman's Club our MASSEY, GA various Deal families are of the natIon. The G ...T C socIa I science diVision will meet Tues. an. . to be asset: OUR appraisal LUXOMNI, TRICT and those de- in- Ing acencles , Ronnie Carl greatest Reduced �In BONDS," Bragg, young person Interested In as· cunmittment $10,800. GWlIlette or vlted. ful day that the church has Gr1�feth, October 16 County) write to vote said Other offIcials of .the great Importance of the Scout­ was released last week by the yet Ronald Homer the at 10 YOUTH." to $11,950. This 3-bedroom sinng against Starltng, Frau.ley, L'IOnS u 0 Sunday morning Bishop d�y mornl.ng, sisting in recreation and RAWLEIGH'S, GAI- nxperienced." CI b t' oclllCk c-om41 ,;__..;:_ _ Department School Bonds shall do so family reunion are James Ling movement in this country Tennessee HIstOrical Commls-' 5cott, D Id J wl'll be the celebrant at the Statesboro brick home Is in excellent con- by DON'T BE RUSHED! Aubrey on� omer, I 'n. t.he munlty service activities. The 1041-208, Memphis, Tenn. R ilLona I 9-27, casting their ballots Deal, vice president; Mrs. John and abroad, has become so sion Th,s book is a H. N. Stuart II o'clock celebration of eg bAlirary. members dltion. Large lot With trees; 10-11, 10-25, having biography Cowart, Bennett, the recognition for 3tp. written or thereon the D. to . are urged to outstanding Purchaser can buy th,s home printed Deal, secretary, and Carter widely known that few need of Thomas A R. Nelson, the BIlly Clifton, Douglas Floyd, work on caI Holy Eucharist for all Eplsco- endar The �ttend.. service carries WIth It an an- Stevenson (und now for and words' "AGAINST $800000 Deal, treasurer. be reminded about it. leader in Tennes- Woman s Club IS con- $1,150 white "curb major Whig' H at Terrell palians in Statesboro. Im- nual award of BULLOCH COUNTY Geo�ge Hoillngswo.

lawyers and stood the Georgia forThis Hire the handicapped State Bar examination, and &6\ pass d. Sho was one of the eighty­ to Me ••• three successful candidates. - And. Have you ever discretely turned aWeek for that's an accomplishment. max lockwood On an Facts down Here Are. The The employ­ application I THE REV. She has been town I'd By J. W. GROOMS ment by a person with a physical working 0: since her � because of his becoming lawyer handicap, just GOD'S SUP REM E GIFT. from Stilson handicap, after finding all his grnduation High "Thanks bc unto God for his I had breakfast this morning start a new day and a new School in 1952. II Cor. of men. It I like to other qualifications satisfactory? unspeakable glf!." 9:15. with a fine group week. The report would And 011 October isn't necessary that any names mention was the report given Are like some to Monday, 22, Gifts are expressions of love you employers be mentioned for these thoughts by the chairman of the Sight the regular term of Bulloch and appreciation. Such expres­ whom the mere mention of hiring during today are about the thing and Conservation Committee as he sions are made by friends to Superior Court, she will stand be­ these men in our com­ told of cases Involving young the results in auto­ to things handicapped friends, parents children, chil­ . L. We were up and old who had been given a fore Judge J. Renfroe and be to munity represent. Issue the dren to Bond resistance motivated parents, lovers sweet­ School matic by early for breakfast at Mrs. new lease on life. How wonder­ sworn in and admitted to the bar. hearts, and by the God of that person would be Kitchen. It was the ful it must be to have a part feeling the heaven to the Bryant's We think it and in people earth. a unable to do the job? fine, tossing o,f regular monthly meeting of the in saving the sight of little QUI' hat we This text of Statesboro Lions Club Board of child or In helping to give a We that before up congratulate Miss speaks the supreme In March 1951 a committee of men to suggest you Directors. few more of to of successful school met and recommended certain school needs of nil "For God so years meaning outstandingly Sanders upon her ac­ gift ages. building be influenced the high " the life of one who has reached by sight loved ... a wonderful yourself h. gave ... (John This is organiza­ complishment. this Lions International. It that golden age of the last few the This event was a r a of a handicapped person applying 3:16). tion. of Bulloch County. result of made the of thei total school over And so, our hat! is tremendous in size and is the years. people the study by people program period a the up goes for that you "get LET US men are job f,}cts." FIRST, consider the world's largest civic organlza­ Yes, these Lions. giver of this God Is the There is be­ of months. In 1950 the citizens of the of Statesboro and Bulloch had the boards of education for Experienced personnel managers gift. tion, having the largest number something jlbout many Negl'o City County petitioned "Thanks be unto God for a Lion which klnda have come to know that handi­ Fit'e Prevention Week giver. of men enlisted in this great Ing just His unspeakable gif!." He Is the movement. makes them stand out in a corn­ can and do facilities. The and boards of education met and asked for the above mentioned to be capped employees generous giver. In fact, It is easy to understand The Statesboro Fire Depart­ "every Tn 1917 in Dallas. Texas. the munity. adequate building city county together study make fine workers. Those with good and every perfect gift Is why they like to' wear the ment in this week first real organization of Lions concentrating from and cometh down Lions Pin in their as a in above, as lapel they made. in school area were to to the courage to apply for job International took place we Committees every the of necessary the needs of all and on the bnsiness of making the from the Father' of lights" say to the world, "I'm a mem­ organized study type program .satisfy boys can be de­ know Lions today. Now in 1956 spite of their handicap The Editor's (James I: 17). God life in ber of -Lions International" citizens of Statesboro and Bul­ gives there are active Lion Clubs in to themselves form. He is These committees data on and on the tax and other information. pended upon apply every the giver pf and trends, loch aware of some 76 countries geo­ THESE LIONS are girls. gathered population population system necessary County the dangers life in the of the friendly more and with more plants earth, diligenUy graphic locations covering the folks'. When see them on of fire. the fish of the sea, the birds of you face of the earth. a or After the data and to prove that they can do Chair the train or a bus when you the schools the committee made the recommendations: loyalty Not because this is Na­ the air, animals of the carefully studying visiting following just Uneasy meet. them on the street they the job just as well as the next­ forest and in man. LlONISM really means some­ tional Fire Prevention Week is always have a friendly greet­ one. thing to the men who do more the tour. Mike the old homes of God Is the of not for the members WE GOT wonderful giver ail that ing, just 1. The should 1st and 2nd of Wi.lliam James. That ...... area our fire department concentrating grand than "meet to eat" as they place city and county systems grades School science laboratory 3,800.00 high school in the central Bulloch County The term handi-. McDougald. WSB's fair headed Williamsburg, Va. The woods in sustains life. He is the giver of of their own organization but "physically upon this problem, but because it their shoulder to the wheel merge into one system. building has had extensive repairs. This part for 500 pupils. boy, and the pride and joy of the walls, the carpets on the the air we breathe, the water for all who corne their way. approximately does not mean an unat­ wherever their services are of capped" is their to make the clan of Bulloch the on the tables, we drink. the food we the with their motto 2. Consolidate Leefield with Brooklet. the program has cost the following: TOTAL $935,800.00 2. Conversion of the .State.boro responsibility McDougald floors. lamps eat, needed in their community. Last In keeping present tractive, and helpless in­ conducted us on a two the decorations on the walls, light we have, the clothes we "we serve" last year, Lions be built on of ele­ hopeless our community as safe from fire County, June at the 59th Annual Con­ 3. A new high school should High School to relieve overcrowding our Four New BOTH NEGRO AND WHITE CHIL­ dividual. When fitted in a hour tour of "White Columns" are things of beauty and a joy wear, and very being, "for Clubs all over the world reo Elementary Buildings: FOR job as it is ference of the American Op­ a site to accomodate the Brooklet, Stilson and schools in Statesboro. humanly possible. which is the name to behold. in him we live and move, and a list of more tho n New OR mentary to he is fancy given tometric Association an ported Hope $ 88,000.00 DREN WE. HAVE SPENT $1,916,300.00 which he is qualified do, official Nevils so that a broader 3. should be made at the Fires do not just happen. to the housing WSB The radio studios and the TV have our being" (Acts 17:28). 170,000 activities carried out in High School' Improvements They building resolution commending Lions pupils, . Nevils 94,000.00 APPROXIMATELY $2,000,000.00; AND WE no that one Just a of longer physically handicapped, are man-made and Radio and WSB·TV. We were in studios nrc the year. few curriculum could be offered. Stilson schools nearly always boyond imagina­ God is the out International "for its vision Brooklet, Nevils, elementary gracious Brooklet """"""'.'.'.""""""""" HAVE IN BUILDING FUND. but another one of workers. Atlanta for just one day and tion of the The giver these listed will give you an 163,000.00 $100,000.00 THE your man-made carelessness. layman. equip­ of his abundance of all in care programs as carried on by 4. Brooklet, Stilson and Nevils Ele­ which will modernize them. Any by things idea as to what Lionism completely hod the morning free and Mike ment is and really Willow Hill ... :...... 195,000.00 YET THE PEOPLE OF BULLOCH COUNTY This week is "Hire the Handi­ beyond your my the universe. The Paul its member clubs in the interest Fire Chief is insisted our the apostle means. There were in excess of Schools should remain at their school in which an educational pro­ Logan Hagan upon seeing comprehension. of welfare and service in mentary One CENT OF EXTRA adequate Week. testifies, "But my God shall public central high school 430,000.00 HAVE NOT SPENT ONE capped" this week to South's outstanding radio-tele­ 31.000 projects reported in locations. can be maintained should be modern­ focus attention arc as - behalf of visual health of the using And the people just supply all your needs present , DURINO THIS gram vision outlet. according sponsorship of youth activities, •. Repairs on old William James 10,000.00 TAX MONEY FOR SCHOOLS Hundreds of work­ on the of fire fine as the newspaper people to his riches in nation." This is a real tribute 5. Warnock School should be consoli­ ized. handicapped importance in Christ .... preven­ Glory there were r .. '�'" 55,000 projects spon­ :"'I'� � • And Mike has something of we know. Jesus" to the meaning of Lionism. c.i'1.:' .:.;.()J"'I'� PERIOD C1'S over the state of are tion. He is fire drills in (Phil. 4:19). sored to dated into the School. 4. Make limited at Portal Georgia holding which he can be help better the Laboratory improvements justly proud. was a TOTAL : This has been the It nice two hours. We As I sat with these men this standards in local $980,000.00 accomplished through seeking employment. the he is We that because Mike loves we consider the communities, 6. should be maintained and , county schools, showing soy met M ike's bosses and SECOND, gift. Middleground Elementary High School. they morning and heard them' make 20.000 devoted to health and State School and a Bul­ So one to show it off to his friends as which is Christ. Christ Is the Building Authority before the cold made us Mike. for the as an school. As wi.ll see this is 5. Construct giving movies, making talks, distributing feel proud of their plans for the year and as in education and present elementary you approximately music and physical, educa­ much us if it were his. unspeakable of God. He is welfare, 13.000 loch School Bond issue, After the if one should for actually gift I listened to County shoulder, apply fire prevention literature, all in the many projects a host of others. 7. Portal should be maintained as a $1,000,000.00. It has been worth it to us in in­ tion facilities and additional for WSB has a devoted staff mem-' God's gift to all men every­ of the and the provide space a IT WAS a man's affair. J. which were outlined I was deep­ merger city county systems. job with you, learn more about the that our ber in that man. He's where. "For God so loved the school. The creased attendance and educational Bulloch hope community young THIS GIVES some permanent elementary high school oppor­ at the Southeast County ly conscious of .the 'careful you idea for an bond issue. agriculture their director of farm news and Johnson had been a­ that he voted $800,000.00 him and his Brantley world. gave His only be­ as tunities for people handicap. might become fire prevention planning behind each decision to the real meaning of should be maintained if statistics in the next Negroes, and in continued High School. last year won the Farm and had a gotten -Son, that whosoever be­ The next the State set the State And consult local Georgia fishing caught passel as these men Lionism, You can be year up your employ­ conscious. " moved to better proud you three show that school 'enrollment harmonious racial relations in Bulloch ESTIMATED' COST: Bureau's award for outstanding lieveth in him ... (John 3: years high County. $750,000.00. of fish. And when you got fish 16). their In each have a Lions Club in your com­ School Building Authority which enabled the ment service. Fire Chief is ask­ service to community. is Logan Hagan Georgia agriculture. can't throw them and can feel a increasing. you just "But God commendeth his love thought, in each program, in munity you part counties of Georgia to borrow money to Our reaction to the a to­ of 8. ing Statesboro and Bulloch principal away. J. Brantley got toward in each' decision there was the their activities for as you Register High School should be con­ us, that, while we finance school grand tour of that great radio a bunch of us menfolk know, these men dedicated to For the White Citizens buildings. or Vote "for" October 23 County to join with every state, gether were yet sinner Christ died for emphasis given to service, not solidated with the Stateshoro and Laboratory ·F Schools and TV station was to the to do with lhem. There in their Negro quiet­ away us" for self but for others. Tn service community, will The Minimum Foundation formula pro­ city and town in the nation in the (Rom. 5:8). this Schools. The school should remain Two new elementary schools have re­ nes that surrounds the whole was Wallis Cobb, Henry Mink. is found the motto of be knocking on your door at elementary 1. Provide in new construction 88lf-oon­ thought in vides $138,900.00 to Bulloch County annually observance of National Fire Pre­ and the neatness and Cliff Smith. Tke The Lord Jesus is the some time this if enrollment is stable. placed the old elementary school States­ If there is any doubt in your place, Bradley. Harry supreme Lions International, "We Serve" during year. tained rooms as an addition to the of the whole for outlay. This is being used to pay primary vention Week to the ef­ cleanliness opera­ Minkovitz, Albert Braswell, gift of all givers of all time. No along with this famous When they Come you can wel­ 9. Westside and school boro and one high school has been in capital mind about the real need for up­ intensify slogan, elementary high build new William James center for the be­ tion. As we moved from room Gerald Groover, George John­ other gift is to be compared well known and well I gym replacing. IT the William James center. thirty-five apron. Black, Raith. those who will believe. Those THE 1951 SURVEY. FOR INSTANCE, visitations which it at the and is the amount spent on building needs or more to the room. began Maybe Mike and his friends love son, and from Savannah came Science homemaking laboratories a:nd lowing ESTIMATED COST: $150,000.00. pupils who will renounce stn and be­ WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE TWO a first of the year. it, but to newspaper the quiet­ Ed . .1. Wilson. president of the has record for need extensive Two for white children. Watch teachers trying to cope lieve in Christ will become the Georgia shops remodeling. ele.­ ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS WOULD NEED ness would run him ragged in Liberty National Bank; and O. B. outstanding 1. the the club has sons of God. Two elementary schools in with that During. year no They will receive schools with many pupils. lime at nil. Bell, cashier. Those present mentary adequate playground ELEVEN CLASSROOMS EACH; FOURTEEN Tax for Statesboro visited the Statesboro . everlasting life, "He that be­ Statesboro Our High The loveliness of the recep­ from our Rockwell a should be built to accommodate the in­ $500,000.00 Digest and are plant got of the space WERE AND WITHIN TWO YEARS city county grow­ lieveth on the Son hath ever­ BUIl.:T, School, the Southeast Bulloch won rooms, the offices of the taste of J. Brantley's "cheeze employment Jlandicapped enrollment in Statesboro. 2. Southeast Bulloch County High ing and we're of our life" "The creasing ADDITIONAL SPACE WAS NEEDED. proud the all ex­ lasting (John 3:36). top personnel, library, Grits," which J. Brantley can take' School And Bulloch High School, the Sallie of God is eternal life Georgia employers Well over 6.000 265,000.00 but while our' County nre to that one sees in was gift physically County growth, growing equal "grits with cheese." a major part of the credit for The Board these recom­ Zetterower School, pl�ined through Jesus Christ our Lord" handicapped workers have been County accepted 3. Additional wing to Portal 143,000.00 that this shift had created ad­ schools are Elementary this Realizing 1951 " getting further and state having the outstand­ hired by mendations and took to $12,000,000.00 (Rom. 6:23). . Georgia employers immediately steps 4. to the Marvin Pittman High School, ing record for rehabilita.tion and Flooring Statesboro High ditional problems, last spring the county board further behind in providing for through the thirty-four State *School Bonds (1951) 800,000.00 l'hru the l's God of implement them. the spring of this year and the Portal is the giver. Christ is employment handicapped Service By School Gym 5,000.00 invited the same' committee with a few the more and more children High Schop!. of Employment offices of 1956 13,612.879.00 the gift, Faith is the citizens, Commissioner of Labor the (1956) we had this much of the These visitations have brought require­ Department of Labor during accomplished 5. Repairs to Statesboro changes to make a re-survey of the building we're to them. ment to receive this Faith Ben T. Huiet this week 138,900.00 sending gift. reported the past two years, to Capital Outlay (From State) busi­ according proposed program. School needs. To facilities for a new understanding to these in Christ is the condition on' in attention to the an­ High (1956) 10,000.00 complete building The problem can out of russell calling Department of Labor records. get Out of we to the Build­ ness men of the con­ vIrgInIa which the soul may receive Him nual observance of National 6. modern educational the committee capital outlay pay hand unless we do problems "Georgia employers have Bought Negro property adjacent program something now and have the everlasting life. And Employ Physically Handi­ reason and to retire our schools. The visits There are numbers of homes place so a mother might hear every to be proud of to Statesboro High Schoo(...... 6,000.00 made the following recommendations: ing Authority $104,000.00, to our school fronting all who will believe will capped Week. October 7·13. bring county these that the a terrible and receive, concern for the For the Citizens beneficial to the chil­ days give ap­ confusion, upon " their. hiring 7. Renovation and County Bonds $34,900.00. have proved ... whosoever believeth in "The personnel policies and Negro· equipment system up to date and for pearance of a tomb, figuratively find the handicapped for humanitarian prepare investigating college We four on above dren since it made them aware of Him should not but have practices of Georgia firms are All old wooden had been Statesboro School home- paid (4) years '(30- the future. speaking. brothers and even the father, all perish) reasons. On the other hand all buildings High everlasting life" John 3:16). largely responsible for For Schools without extra tax to the In and Georgia's who have ex­ and children. were """."."" .. White bonds) any the fact that the business A month these homes saying Greek, Spanish employers had' abandoned all Negro, making laboratory ,". 3,000.00 year We must vote for the people ago record of a bonds German the few being leading state perience with the are in were teeming with' life and ac­ phrases {hey FINALLY, those who have reo physically in new modern the 8. for Statesboro The construction of a new people. October 23. of Statesboro interested in placing physically handl­ housed buildings except Equipment High .1. complete and noise and music. Now knew-mind you, each is speak­ ceived Christ will have the de­ handicapped attest to the fact them and the which tivity capped workers, both veteran problems in his one that such workers as there's such stirlness that it ing foreign language sire to say, "Thanks be unto perform and non-veteran. There is can. but are all at- the " well, if not than the non­ surround them. drives away from home. they speaking God ... This is It is be­ better, om' parents right. siderable progress to be made hat same time. Finally the high It is handicapped and that To the as recommended is needed. Under the constitution a board cannot issue Up goes We think-it a fine on be­ coming. gracious. Chris­ if our record physical spirit ONE MOTHER said that the yet is to become does complete .l)uilding program $800,000.00 county schooler doubtless, he will have tians will the Lord in handicap not mean job half praise perfect," Huiet stated. of the Rotarians to manifest had not rung once a or can on Mr. telephone song two he spring song, and service. 'The handicap," Huiet said. This week we toss our Sun­ Worship, These was The increase in the up this interest. since the college bells had taken them at Christmas. handicapped workers "Your Department of Labor over 7 cent of tax This was done in 1951 no new tax to meet the grace of gratitude will abound have abilities per digest. althougb passed payments. hat. One of our her children which has won· day beat-up hats It has done much to both college away. in the heart of the Christian. qualify four international good COLLEGE BOYS and are them to fill the job of in homes where there girls openings achievement awards for would never do, for you see, we Even of using lax the amount the visitors and the hosts. so mature. Parents to "Thanks be many Georgia employers, won't needed. are still children at begin unto God for His handicapped workers in present iligest permit' are younger many tossing it up for a think that can these "Georgia employers are young lady. the and seem they accept unspeakable glfL" urged positions. We are home gaiety joy to k�y pleased A younger on an foot­ consider these workerS"'on the young lady who has to have even from people equal with the splendid these The Board and to solve the It is recommended that the passed a departed basis of job Commissioners have county Wl"ite letter ing-and they look upon them their ability to do the County County investigated ways problem. Bar and these younger sisters and physically handicapped people Georgia's examination, as adults. That' is until job. Such an attitude will . brothers temporarily. you help ure doing for your Department that's ... us to something ask about a discover a get work for these tax on be or to million million and the be lowered in any Been thinking writing suddenly wrestling people"' of Labor and the state," Com­ doubled raised $20 $22 propor­ Homes with these college the Commissioner digest, except personal property, o�· millage man that is. match in your good living room asserted. missioner Huiet concluded. lawyer, lawyer letter, but you just haven't taken arc blessed in of students spite and a on" So we a "piling taking place. give mighty heave to the time. the lonely periods between va­ tion and add 2% mills to raise the $55,000.00 needed to meet the new bond issue. throw our hat calion times. Around here the "Pa" will revert Sunday high into Well, this week is a good time the to his adolescence (what man Fire air for Miss Faye to it written for this is Na­ FOR ONE THING life is never Prevention Week all This would the tax load more than the structure. Sanders, get isn't an eternal adolescent?) actually equalize present of the eleven dull. College boys and girls began youngest children of tional Letter Writing Week. And end up on top and finally know all the answers. the Elder C. E. Sanders usually in the middle of the skirmish. and the So sit you down and write a because a cow But where there are two or mad in 1871 late Mrs. Addie Prosser Sandel'S of letter. It'll All homes have their varied got make someone happy more of these college folks in Your Taxes Will Not be Doubled! The Tax rate Will Be Reduced in Direct to the tax Plus 2% Mill Bond Stilson. but here there is' a Because a cow at and you'd be surprised at the one family the answers aren't problems angered be­ public the much needed lesson Proportion Digest, Tax� one. The suit cases have ing milked by her owner, a Mrs. On 11 and 12 she took the same. special of fire prevention. July her will from a pleasant feeling you get been packed and the good-byes O'leary, gave hotfoot to a This always brings on a very "President Wilson issued the place with 360 other would-he written it. have been said and the tears lighted kerosene lantern, Ameri­ having heated discussion on all the first Nutional Fire Prevention ca now shed. settles down to . annually observes Na­ weighty problems that exist in Everyone Day proelarnuuon In 1920 but the dreariness of a divided tional Fire Prevention Week. the world. Parents will slick in It WIIS not unlil 1922 that !.he THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF BULLOCH COUNTY The Bulloch home. Attend Herald their opinions and before long Thus declares Safety Fire whole week containing Fire Pre­ Established March - 26, 1937 Publlsted Every Thursday the wonder Zack D. vention October 9, was of­ neighbors might BUT, "POOR PAPA," goes to �ommissioner, Cravey, Duy, ·the In answer to declared President whether it would be appropriate his chest of drawers to a many Queries us Ilclally by LEODEL COLEMAN get »: to call the police. Tn the end it -to how the event wns started. Harding to be noted by 'every Dedicated to the handkerchief. The stack there Hobson Chairman Dr. Bird Daniel C. M. Cowart B. B. Morris Editor Progress seems that views have been ex­ This year, by Governor rnun, wornun nnd child not only are worn and dingy and grease­ Church Grlf. Wyatt, Raymond Hodges of Statesboro and one and another fin's it will the week but II Eut Vine Street and changed spotted. Not a decent one proclamation, be during dcslgunted celebrated are the other's argu­ are October 7·13. throughout every house on Bulloch defending around. The T shirts that , Statesboro, Georgia County or the ment, In fact claiming it for his are and every dny yenr.' left ragged and holey of "That cow's nntic," Mr. own. "Each President In turn nn­ spotted. 'Well, anyhow the as­ Cravey explains, "kicked oft Dltand at the Statesboro. Georgia Post Office .. Matter of the Second Class on tho sociates will think he is nually has proclnlmed the deslg­ BUT THERE ARE other times quite great Chicago fire of October 9. under Act of ... March Your nil ted week with State January 31, 19{6, Congr , 3, 1887 a versatile me­ along when the discussions aren't man, mixing 1871, a holocaust which do. chanics and literature. And Governors. stroyed 17,000 with II serious. For example, a younger buildings "As with THURSDAY, ocrOBER 11. 1956 there's always Christmas when loss of Georgin joins every brother comes home from his Choice property $168.000,000 In BOND stnte, and town In the ELECTION OCTOBER 23 city a little job of exchanging. in addition to scores of Jives. SUBSCRIPTION first few French lessons glibly United States In RATEEl secret could be done. celebrating this "Parlez-vous Francais?" later the - asking, "Forty years Fire your lei us resolve to III tile State: 1 Year $3.00, 2 Years $5.50 Out of Stale: 1 Year $3.50, 2 Years $6.50 intensify "Comment aJlezvous?" etc. And Christmas will find many Sunday Marshalls Association of North our c"orts towards our" Plus Sales making Georgia Tax. Older brothers have a of families America that the way happy together again, suggested datc state us fireless 8S humanly. pos­ putting younger ones in their joys. problems and all. be set apart for bringing the sible." Portal News The Bulloch 4 Herald-Page The Bulloch 5 Portal W. M. U. Herald-Page Baptist meets; Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 11, 1956 Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, Uctober 11, 1956 M'uscular Extension entomologists say Dystrophy fund Portal Methodists 110ld conference Insects cause a $100,000,000 an­ Special Display nual in of dnmnge Georgia to Shape Things to In Of crops, livestock, forests, build­ �ome dr,ive set November Library ings, stored products, household for 12.,17 and health. At a meeting of the evecutive committee ot the Bulloch 1-'------,------­ \'Vol"ks Profs County the . practice mission by Chapter ot the Muscular Dystro- will be to rna one phy Association of America held CAP ke postponed week. The CAP meets at the home ot Mro. J. D. squadron at I p. m. Sun- tor Its Fletcher on October 3, the dates day regular meeting and tor will as usual until the county fund drive were d run Sund carryon the ry alert Is sounded. set lor November 12-17, with ay November Search IS being designated The Statesboro Civil Air and rescue work is an as the day lor the city-wide Patrol has scheduled a parctice Important contribution made by gh� diver Civil Air search and rescue mission in Patrol squadrons MI�s Cluise Smith Is president Bulloch County Sunday. throughout ihe country. Such of the local chapter. Members of to E. pra_ctice missions as the local . According �t, the Henry Clitton, executive committee squadron has scheduled present commander, every senior mem- Sunday SC;;�-SETe at the meeting were Bill Kleth, ber and (known as the cadet ot the SAR-CAPS) give Don squardon local Finish . Coleman, Dean members Baxter, Dr. will participate In the project practice and ex. Fielding Russell, Dr. Hubert perlence which would be in­ Keeps Woolen· searching tor the scene ot a Mrs. J. valuable In King, D. Fletcher, Mrs. simulated crash. case they were called Fabrjcs Soft OM airplane out Clulse Smith and Mrs. locally In case of an actual Roy Sometime Sunday, the com- Lustrous as Kelly. air crash. mnnder a senior explained, � Another to _ � meeting complete member of the squadron wlll SUPERBRAND NEW! plans for the drive was set lor (LIMIT secretiy set up a make-believe ONE WITH �\ FOOD Wednesday night, October 17 at air crash scene M 'Ordinary dry somewhere in ercer Star ORDER) dunin. 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. the oflen robs wool county. He will sound the air dllinty .T. D. Fletcher. and wool-like fabrics of crash alert by radio and the much of their Each ------Enrolls charm. Our '11111;10'" D,., yeu aulo muufaelurera lower ud wldeD squadron will Jlere lIIeli . immediately go Lb CI'"lting Icarures SOI:T.SET, a sens.· OIodell. This D.!� Into Bag year lIIe cbaDge will be parUcululJ drUlaUc. action on the search. tional new "finish" which thu. .f the 'l'yplc!iI basketball keeps treDd I. lIIe 1951 - CAP player at Mercer Unl- Dodgo only M� Incb.. low. M.misters Are -pilots and cadet ob- STANDARDCOFfEE lovely Inbelcs IlS 50ft lind lustrous as ,h. servers versity for the two ------'-,------will carry the search past years. day you bought them. Try us and see, by has 69c enrolled <1t . air and three Georgia Teach- have n ground mobile you present 'at this affair ltdro uced In units ers College. N "F0 arm and an ambulane take and to have . ,,:111 egl you join the Iarm part in the ground search mls- Cary Moore a standout Model Bureau. slon Local Laundry FIrst' Asse stude�ts remember mbl Moore Bureau I10ldS The Willow Hili Farm y T'wo endet s WI'11 be left at the as the man that did �� ��rea� Ministers of the crash chapter conducted a Call churches of scene to play the part of everything right for the Mercer Statesboro the crash Bears meeting night, Septem- opened first As soon as the when they played the meet ber Tue.sday .chapel of the crash sun:ivors. IOe. 18. Their program school Professors last !�p1atoes regular com- Is. Sighted. ground mobile year. Although mem�ershlp year 1956-57 with units G.T.C. won mlttees are already In tact. They scripture and will be directed to the both games, Moore The Nevils Farm too prayer. extended a was Bureau nre planning nn increased They hearty scene and the casualties will be outstanding on the loser's chapter conducted welcome from their sIde. Its regular membership. At their meeting, congrega- removed by ambulance. Three tions to all GT.C. other monthly meeting Monday night, Negro County Agent M. M. students and cadets will play the Because the Invited part Of. P� September 17. At their Martin, and Assistant them to parties given of survivors who Moore meeting, County by parachuted out Ing Will be ine Ig or their of N'CiAi�ie. r�l­ County Agent M. M. Martin Agent made remarks respective churches so as the airplane before the crash. weeks and Rinso Kirby, eighteen IS a on to there spoke' the "The Hand the ge aacqualnted with the stu- These survivors are ,@IMe subject committees also to 59c urging to be possibility that he on the Wall For no time sp�re dents. rescued. will. no� Writing Farm- nor effort in at all this thus 1m . getting year giving �ay ers." Here he to these President Zach Henderson CAP ·$25.00 pointed the lar:ners organized. Our pilots Include Com- two full seasons ot basket- m�r� "outlook" 'for and then introduced the of mander farming guest speaker for the night was mayor Clltton, Harry Vause, ball eligibility at G.T.C. showed thot farmers are Mr. Statesboro William Bowen and Clinton going Crittendon, representative of Anderson, George Kelly, Mercerdoes not have a to Everett have to either or Blue Williams from the Board and W. P. Clltton. ot organize Cross-Blue Shield In- They will Physical Education, t suffer The of of the sc�oOI SCOTT farmers and farm surance. He Regents University fly the Air Force as- Moore COUNTY the work- translerred to .. explained plane G.T �s,, women system who also welcome to Snowdriit�:�:-O-;TOMATO present and de- ing of this gave signed the and where he 69 agreed, insurance, and squadron three expects to graduate In cided to forth addres�es. put special efforts urged farmers to take privnte planes owned by mem- 1958. to advant�ge their bers increase their Farm Bureau of being farmers and Following talks, Presi- of the squadron. In 1------MADE getting dent �rder FROM membership, Here, named Henderson introduced the for the cadets to they for. their pro- all. participate WOOD STOVE MEANS. four sectional duceincrease� .prices administrative staft and the as RED RIPE membership com- by joinlng the Farm Bureau obse,:"ers, the _Pilots will fly mittees heads of the short MORE WORK asking them to work and then joining Blue Cross- departments, who missions .returning to the In . TOMATOES their sections Blue turn Introduced the airport to thoroughly and Shield. faculty. hourly change ob- Georgia homemakers who 14 in servers. OZ eport two weeks which will cook on BOT The Farm wood stoves walk nne Cats�p Pope's S:III �e B'Veau Lieut. W. P. Friday night, September 25. chapter conducted Clifton, squadron miles .a in On its meeting ,Year-carrying fuel, this date they are ule operations officer, will direct the and .plannlng Tuesday night, September 20, Sched set fixing fires, carrying a special event honoring Mrs. The search areas throughout the group was enthusiastic In �ut -.- Mary Jane Jackson for whom county. getting started . .. . the with their or , �'!:�Si�s� �\��e e�!�o��� r� Negro school is named, Mrs. f B'00kmobile Commander Chfton said the home :- 'j, . . e . membership drive. Their com- Improvement, says th f Jackson IS will 0 flmirmttees planes ,cover every area ot fuel carried in a � I d . an year amounts There will that loyal: citizen. we.re appo nte d The Bookmobile Bulloch be no Sale on commumty and IS an active work has schedule for County until the crash to six tons, She adds that begun. County Agent next scene using Farm Bureau member. It week is as follows: is found. an witt �artin was the electric stove saves 14 guest speaker. In eight- certainly be a tribute to He Monday, October' 15, case af i nc I ement weather hour you again spoke on the Bryan days In a year'. October 16. as subject: a farmer and as a citizen to County. Tuesday, Portal school Tuesday, "The Hand on STEW,ING HENS Writing the Wall In the morning and Aaron com- I, NEW munityand Portal at 3:30 p. m. JOU� SALE DAf IS FRI­ ���������������������rr.�;1 Wednesday, Register school and FLA. GR "A" community In the morning and , at DR & OR DAY OF Register 3:30 p. m. Thurs­ .DR EACH WEEK October day, 18, Southeast Bul­ GR "A" QUICK loch High School and Brooklet -.- Elementary School. FROZ. DR & DR 3� TO 5 LBS. for Farmers." He gave the AVG. . history of . at· PRODUCERS organizations, saying CO-OP that: "Lower animals and Insects Lb like bees, fish, all 1ive GR "A" ants, in QUICK FROZ. CHIK. WING OR LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE colonies, mutually working to­ gether. The d 0 m e s tI cat e d Lb. FARMER BEEF SALEt OWNED-FARMER CONTROLLED animals like cows and horses BABY GIZZARDS 21e HONEST WEIGHTS-FAIR go in droves: even the savage Lit. DEALING SSe GR "A" QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN man had his tribe, and the ROAST' Indians lived in colonies and CHUCI Lb. SfUING r.:.oon fu�n'.CE tribes, working together. The � 2ge BREASTS ·71e progress of the world in general RIBS SHORT EAT-RITE ALL BEEF points to organization, and there �:�! is no Statesboro Natural reason to believe that man Gas Service can 5ge today cake more progress 5�1��R 49� aO��D HAMBURG'ER Phone' 4-3112 Fall by standing alone and not be­ STEAl ·Grazing ing organized. The smallest man 3 LII. PKG. in 99c all the world is a farmer LANNIE SAYS standing out there by himself." RATH'S BLACKHAWK The main interest for this week is the masuring of the 4-H YOU HAVE A - Club boys' hybrid com projects and the estimating yields. These Lbs projects are sponsored by the 3',4 Net Each Georgia Power Most Canned WAIT! Company. Hams of the CAREER IN SIGHT projects are good; some are expected to yield from 80 Don't Be Rushed to 100 bushels per acre. A de­ NOTHING tail in the report will be given on these ------_.-' FREE Just You Wait 19 projects at a later date. BETWEEN Hall Gets Average production of. milk YOU AND Dining Davs and Be per cow has increased about . 1,000 pounds during the last I New Face Uplift decade . THE SET NJl \'Y. For more Three Years Natural Gas grazing during the BUT season and Ahead Piping more grain _n the 5t�49r.' " With the 1957 ,ApplesFlAME 'spl"ing, pre-plant your now SPACE TOK�Y First Come grain First Served with PLYMOUTH ANHYDROUS AMMONIA Space -the And 2 LBS. cheapest and best form of Command The of Statesboro will City pipe natural gas to TUNING the house for the Give us a DODGE first 200. at no nitrogen. call and let IS NOT AN 25( applications, Grapes I charge to the owner. Must PAN-RED FROZEN property have a gas us You'll Be Glad _XTRA-COST help you with yom' Ierfifizer �ppliance in the home. $10.00 deposit ACC_SSORY required. needs. You Did No additional can be ..."' ...... piping done for present users. INVESTIGATE '" II IInI.1S THE -.- OPPORTUNITIEI - OFFERED BY $359.95 2Pkg, TRill ' " 99c LANNIE F. U. S. MARINE CORPS ��[imp � SIMMONS F -::--- ADDRESI . 'J'(, _I;li " Qodge-Plymouth· • P..t 011'1.1 -- , Bldr. ,' ...... Dealer SaYlnnah, Ga • Ph�n�: "8' _, POtPies�� 79c - 6 Brooklet News The Bultoc 1 Herald Page Zetterower The Bulloch 7 This Week's GTC Concert Band PTA Herald-Page I ok's bond Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 11, 191!e. . issue I SOCIALS Hn, IIlrn..t lldltoi' BI'IJ!aen, PERSONALS has FERTILIZERS uFREI!ZE" high SPREADERS DAUGtrrER membership HONORS MOlt fertilizers are MOTHER AT SURPRISE corroelw, and when left In the of BIRTHDAY "ARTY, hopper a spreader or drill ovemlPt, Mrs, Joe aided her Akins, by will cement or "free"," the husband, honored her mother, feeding meehanl.m, Thll will Wlrs, Willie at Brunson, a sur. cause breakage of parts when prise birthday party Sunday, the machine Is started again. September 30, at her home near VISIT Brooklet, The bounteous dinner menu offered turkey and dresslng, glb­ Finance Office at Corner let The New Consumer gravy, cranberry sauce, baked ham, chicken and East Main and Seibald Streets dump. lings, baked chicken and dres­ butter in Loans sing, beans, cabbage, We Speclaliee sweet potato souffle, potato salad, assorted fruit salad, hot to rolls, five lovely cakes, am­ $25.00 $1�500.00 brosla and iced tea, ON

• AUTOMOBILE • SICNATURE II * 2ND MORTCACE • FURNITURE

"Operated Under the Bupervteton of .the Georgia Industrial Loan Commissioner"

DIXIE FINANCE CO., INC.

Corner East Main and Seibald (Old Bank of Statesboro Building)

In Statesboro and Bulloch County Your North American Representative Is JOHNSTON AND DONALDSON

Bulloch COJlllty.Bauk Building - Phone 4·3144

• THE TAX BOOKS OF • • ,\ " I ,\ t, • t, • II TomoITOW statts! BULLOCH COUNTY I Tal\e It firom me ... I Ta 1\8 It firom US ... I seventy-five to eighty per NOW OPEN Dave Garroway tells I say Mr. and �Irs. Jones cent of the lumber produced in f�lks • Georgia- each year is pine. says on NBC', TV show 'TODAY,' why Extension Service Forester •••• • Th. N.w Ford Station Wogon. This famous line FOI' the of State And l Dorsey Dyer. or champions has been redesigned from name­ Payment to These five • plate tailgate. spacIOus glamour wagons are lower. longer. livelier than ever. • County • • SMITH - TILLMAN FOR 1956 I TAXES • r MORTUARY The Books will remain open • Less than • 24-Hour Service until December after which • Ambulance 20, •

• PHONES - 4-2722, 4-2991 & 4-2289 yom' Taxes will become Past I I 26 North Main Statesboro, Ga. Due and will he liable for • you I Interest. • 200 home : "Our North America Homeowners Today's COME IN AND PAY NOW deserves the best! : and saves!" Th. New falrlan. 500 S.,Ie•. less than 1) feet hours away! Policy simplifies high. • over 17 feet long. largest car ever offered in the (TENANTS POLICY if you root) -.- low- price field. With the look of tomorrow in ------____ i�s _ f1ight-hearled lines, this Club Sedan (above) typI­ ,1 . fies the of all five Fairlane 500 • beauty models. P. LEE • JOHN After American cars will never same ,\ " t OLD WAY NEW WAY today, be the again. Tax Commissioner, Bulloch County • For the New Kind of Ford i8 a brilliant new ke it me ... I Big Ta from , .. revolution in The New Kind of Ford I figure Big auto11wtive package-the one in the low-price field! local I � Comes In 19 Models your independent agent • 'fashioning inspired by I the 1957 Fords! ance, toward increased toward /J�((({I(1 TOG EO R G I A CO U NT I E S I We'!'. Il.Iu'vrapped power. smoother These 'are the bases for • These arc the best Fords of onr lives. its "Mark 0reralion,0 Tomorrow" elegance. This is the I one ellr i" tile Skippies The whole is new. fine tow-price field. I package Colqui" CQunty There are 19 different new kinds The power is new-with Silver Anniversary actually GEORGIA'S LEADING • of Ford -Ihe new Custom �oo and Custom V-S's 10 fit need. coaxes com­ every horsepower AGRICULTURAL COUNTY • Gentle-shaping Skippies you Series on a II6-inch wheelbase. the new Fair­ into with the touch of The is I fortably line just style new-� revoluti�l1ary. sharp. lane 500 and Fairlane Series on a liS-inch clear-cut that Will stand out • airy elastic, . , never n bone or heavy brilliant, design wheelbase, and the famous five Ford Station Sep.rate Pollole. On. in traffic. I POlloy fabric to poke or squeeze. Small wonder Wagons. the champions o( glamour cruisers. a.para'. Premium. One ..remlum • that Skippies is America's favorite shape. The comfort is new-a rock-solid velvet­ And no matter which new kind of Ford you of new road ride. choose, it's at low Ford I ,. maker! Beautiful example the yours prices!

in fashion, .. American Modern. It's • North America this comfort The braking is positive-silky �Ino?'h when How does It look? only fourteen hand, pioneered broad, tnll as a child's • Sec for yourself Be filled todayl your toe says "whoa." The sleerlng IS feather high-as pony. Y0l1 C:l.ll stand • simplified insurance. Whether you own light yet finn. beside it and lean your elbows on Its roar. •• Pantle No. 845. front S41lppl Tummy.trlmmlng seventeen COLQUITT Ami it's over feet long.... 21 inches I or rent, costs less than and 2�·ln. walltband, Whit. or Black Nyfon, This is a automobile. from the buying separate panel great large wider than it is high I CENTENNIAL· I S.M.L h.L (Aho available a. Girdle No. 9.. 5.) honest dial faces on the .instrulIlcnt panel to policies. A strong stock company. Since This new kind of Ford looks like the fun • $6.50. Shawn wlrfl new Revel 8ra No. 5.51 In the effortless loafing way it cruises. At high big CELEBRATION on II travel It's the kind of car that I 1792, finest in finest record coHan. Slu. 32A to 38C. $2.50 this new Ford has or the strug­ poster. protection, speeds Ilonc. looks in the rain. stretch-out some­ sunshiny Oct. 14-20 • of loss settlement. Personalized gling, humping, feeling you prompt times in some other cars, It looks as fresh as get morning. a "Norlh' America's H!)meowners • In II models you have' your choice or engines. either the greal agent service. Get credit on It looks like the first Maker Six or one of the new Silver Ford • present pol­ The ne.. .Ford hegins with the "Inaer Ford." romorrow-Hke Ihing Mileabtt: Annlvenary have - out of Detroit that the new V·S's.· \'ou')1 no" lfolible Ford but have I icies, too. Call the North America Ita new elegance comes from within. from the symbolizes Age cftOoWin'g you!1l agent of Movement. trouble choostng luJiiCh F6rdl SIX. oi'IV·8, the is is the best its automotive muscles arc KOlng grelll Fertile is huy!" ,. way put together. Colquitt Georgia's leading agricul�ur81 coun�y. 'A There are :1 thousand-and-one automotive See It at Ford ...lIobl. LEt' with sales of nlmost $12 million in 1954. Moultrie, I your Dealer's, Give It your .tut , EviD Bool_l1lng (TENANTS POLICY if you 17UmCH rent) New Kind of Ford. .,�,2.:eb�tI.����oi',�= lessons built into this All own be on hand and early- county seat, is the home of the processor which handles, U I Action Test. But you'd hetter leave a 31i�-VWd!Mf�'lP� hp�bderbird bright , ,1t'U of 8U used in the entire U S. edible of the are toward more endur- for won'l want 10 peanuts -. production o� ------�------�----- changes rugged deposit", you bring II hack. peanut products! A huge meat-packing plant employmg 700 18 among Moultrie's 46 other lDdu8tn�. yaluo _of tobnc?l roduced annually in Colquitt County 18ll1ghe�t In G�orgl�. �oultrio'8 fumoua South East Tobacco ,Festival ''':111 thlS year be held in conjunction with the Colquitt c�ntcnmnl �ete. the United ONE NORTH AMERICA POLICY COVERS: the new kind ®�l �� Iu Colquitt Oounty und throughout Georgtu, See '57 States Brewers Foundation works constantly to !l�uTe the 0/ fOO��&)% Fire • Theft • • aale of boer and ale under pleasant, orderly conditione. Be­ Liability Lightning FOrdfl:r ,:' the best Interest of • lieving that strict lnw enforcement �rves Glass • Wind • Hail Explosion at Ford Dealers .•..,'=� � dlspl.y this I.moos lrademark the people of Georgia, the Foundation stresses close coopers­ ."blludflilollill COMr,\NIES your today Chevrolat dIIlers Riot on Only franchised �Rf' tion with the Armed Forces, law enfor��,ent and govemmg Vchicle/Aircrafl Damage Listen to "The Woman Speaks" WWNS at 8:45 a, m, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs. UI r� � officials in its "self-regulation program. • and ad continuing Vandalism Smoke days Fridays. �O: Insurance Company of North America Chevrolet Co., Inc. , . Indemnity Insurance Company of North America Franklin Georgia's Philndelplria Fire und Marine Insurance Cempany PHEBUS MOTOR' COMPANY' 4-5488 Statesboro, Ca. of 60 East Main St. Phone Bfil,verage Moderation Shop HENRYS First Brooklet, Georgia 8 The Bulloch Herald-e-Page t�Brln Blid The Bulloch Herald-Page 7 1956 Falnilv Featllres 19116 NEVILS NEWS Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 11, THE ., Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 11,

this Pvt. Albert L. McCoy Is We�k's School. After spending a l d-duy J.T.J.'S SELECT . . , his fourteen-day leave SOCIE.T·Y- Mrs, John G, Mrs, spending BULLOCH luavc \Ylih his family he re- NEW PLEDGES Helmuth, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Derence Helmuth and ports to Norfolk, Virginia for In daughter, After he has a meeting on September 4, SOCIALS MrII. Ernest S;"'onen Society Dbi.! 4·2382 and Mr. Lucas McCoy. aboard the USS J. C, 1 • Mrs, Hulon Anderson duty at the home of Beverly Bran. �tor finished his eight weeks baste III and Mrs. R, J, Morris Jr. and Owens, He enlisted Savan- .I.T.J. for 19116-57 Fort S. C, HERALD nen, pledges WOMAN'S CLUB ELK'S AlDMORE AUXILIARY HOE AND HOPE GARDEN trulnlng at Jackson, nnh for two I-Ie Is a memo daughter visited Sunday with Three Farm Bureau years. were chosen. EDUCATION COMMITTEE CLUB he will be stationed at Fort HOLDS MEETING AT MATTIE LIVELY �ESE�,SNE�:C��SE.J° 'Mrs, C. J. Martin. groups Mr. and are: Barbara NAMES SUB·COMMITTEES The Aldmore held The Hoe Garden G�rdon near They Brunson, Auxiliary and Hope The circles of the First Olen of Macon was Augusta. �':,'ur�� ��d B���k��tl�e��o�! Mr. Linsey Maxine Brunson, Alice The education committee of lhelr monthly business Club held its The Rev. and Mrs, Ben Hol- Reserve before Mary regular monthly meeting Methodist W.S.C.S. will meet on the dinner guest Thursday of STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP Coleman Jr., Statesboro, Ga., Navy entering Statesboro Woman's Club on Blue Cross-Blue Chaney, Bonnie Dekle, Sue Ellis, the meeting at the Elk's Lodge Tuesday, October 2, in the Walton Nesmith. land and were Sunday Shield the October Mr. and Mrs, daughter progress Mary Dan Coleman, Navy. and Johnson. met at the Statesboro October at Mattie Monday anemoon, 15, Mr, and Mrs. Statement the Act M�s. Cynthia Regional Tuesday night, 2, Lively School cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Sike. Coy Sikes. dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. required by Ga. Layton The Bureau a��nSWIck, on of Mrs. J. B. hostess. at 4 o'clock as follows: Mr, and Mrs. three Farm Denmark group to join In to of .. amended The first of the memo Library Tuesday morinng 8 o'clock. Scearce was Ander- Aug. 24, 1912, by meeting • and children of Savannah spent Dwayne Donald Martin. 13.3. T " G Williams, Extension. that met last week reo make The know II bondholders, held at last week for a work-planning Mrs. Akins, welfare Coke and a of cookies son and son spent the week Mr. and Mrs, Clinton groups help the Southeast Bul- the Aets of March 3, 1933, July bers and pledges wa. Ray variety Ruby Lee Circle at the home the weekend with his parents, Rushing and other reminds set the ported on their Blue loch School show a mortagees, security landscape specialist, the Itome of Glenda Banks. session and up following chairman introduced the guest were served as the members ar­ 1------with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ander- and children visited Sunday :::; favorably High pig 2, 1946 (TItle 39, United States Light of Mrs. Brooks Mikell. Sadie Lee �� Cross-Blue Shleld-, holders or I per Georgia home owners that a owning holding served. sub-commtttees within the de­ speaker, Mrs, S. M. Sanders, rived. Mrs. Brooks Sorrier Jr. son. with Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Rowe. � campaign. communlty-wldo project rather Code, Section 233) showing the refreshments were cent or fence or wall will take much . Circle at the home of Mrs. W. F. Mrs. Lester Waters stated that than an area more of total amount up part.ment: health nurse, who gave gave the devotional. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellison Mrs. Oscar Miller and :: OUR· SOIL * OUR just show. The management, and Those attend the meeting public Mr. and STRENGTH:: ownership, of than a ng she had more bonds, or other less ground space large for the Mrs. a and interest- Lawrence McNure. Sadie Maude Moore and little sons Ihan enough to group voted to work with him. circulation of the Bulloch mortgages, were Project year. most Informative Mallard, guest speak­ of Sardis were sons and Mr. and Mrs, Jim E. T. Amelia Brown, president; m By "RED" MULLIS securities are: there are none bulky hedge , Paul Mrs. Caroline on to the qualify the Denmark com- Denmark will serve a covered at (If Carroll, Ing talk and showed films cr. talked the group on selec­ Circle at the home of Mrs. Mark antes weekend guests of Mr. and Rowe visited Sunday with Mr. Herald, published weekly Pat Lamb, vice president; Glenda ab t Soli Conservation Service. for John dish tate.) NONE. Wingo and Mrs. E. B. Stubbs, the of the Salk vaccine tlon and of dried W 'Y Mrs. H, C. Burnsed Jr. J. munlty group rates. supper In November. Statesboro, Ga., for October 4, About Howard, history arrangemont Toole. Dreta Sharp Circle at the and Mrs. E, Hagan. 6,000,000 acres, ap- Banks, secretary; Dotty Mrs. AI· on flower Mr. and N. Jr. stated Wednes- Plans for the 1956. A. 2 and 3 ROBERT E. SNYDER, son of Library committee, and the work carried and other materials. _ Mr.. J. E. Mrs. Julia Nevils was the dln- Rushing community pig . Paragraphs include, one-slxth of the treasurer, Barbara And�rs4n, through I'1-== Hagan proximately home of Mrs. L. H. Young. It's to see someone who that he had about 45 show were discussed at Brook. In cases where the stockholder A. H. Morris of fred Dorman, Mrs. Waldo Floyd, the health for the their own and children visited relative. In ner of the Whites on Sun- good day night Mrs. Brooklet, area of Is at arms; Rimes, department Having brought Mrs. Ed of guest Georgia, seasonally sergeant Penny Mr. and Sheppard has had results with a soil cent 01 the Brooklet let on 1. The names and addresses or nine Mrs. Waters and Mrs. J. A. children. each member made an The McCroan Circle will Claxton and Bellville. good per chap- Wednesday night which security holder appears upon recently completed weeks w 8 t e rio e or LOy physically handicapped material, Lily birth of day, Sept. 30. flooded, g g d, reporter; Dotty Daniel, Beverly announce the conservation In fact ter and he could was to be of editor, the books of Pafford. The business was In arrangement under the Augusta Mr, and Mrs. V. J, Rowe were at. practice. signed thought held last publisher, managing the company as of recruit training at the U. S. covered with Pat Bonnie meeUng super­ meet Tuesday, October 16, at October Those from Nevils who Model Tuesday permanently Brannen, Murphy, a son, Stephen Lee, 5, that is what us the additional 15 The committee and business are: Leo- or in Social committee, Mrs, Glenn of the president, Mrs. vision and of Mrs. last Sunday dinner of tended the dinner for Laundry encourages procure per night. from this manager trustee. any other fiduciary Navnl Trnining Center, Bain- water. Woodcock, and the pledges. charge suggestions 10 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Mrs. guests birthday at the University Hospital. more than else. A cent deadline for with the del Coleman, Statesboro. the name a Jennings and Mrs. Percy Bland Leslie Witte and the reports Mallard and Mrs. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Price of O. H, Hendrix In Claxton on And anything ,by th� 10th, chapter helping show relation, of the person bridge, Maryland. He Is former Ralph is the former Miss Decoration Carl Sheppard example of' this Is the reo the to is Mr. Ed L. Joe 2. The owner owned or for whom such studellt of Statesboro u committee, Mrs. were the secretary The club welcomed as new Huggins. Pulaski, were Mr. and good getting applications Spence, Wynn, is: (If by corporation High lr;�����������������������:1 given by Rowse of Statesboro. Sunday, Sept. 30, Betty suIts Mr. D. R. Lee of Brooklet Columbus. J. H. Metts stated and W. E. Gear. a trustee is 0150 F, I. Williams. and treasurer, Mrs. C. B. Chaney members Mrs. Hubert King and Mr, and Mrs. Elisha Hagan Mrs. G. A. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Ingram corporation, its name and ad- acting; the stale- had with his Bahia that ments in Hospitality committee, Mrs. and Mrs. L. H. Mrs. Wilton Ireland. Mrs. John and children of Statesboro and grass he liked five havihg his dress must be stated and also the 'two the mails or Young. Reports WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD Willon Rowe and children Dry Cleaning paragraphs through otherwise, Williams and Mrs. R. were pasture, 60 per cent at on thereunder the show the affiant's full Dan Leslie were given by the various com- Godbee was a guest and par­ MARVIN PITTMAN P.T.A. Saturday night supper Bill Rowe and son and Mr. and Mlddleground immediately knowledge to paid subscribers during the FARM LOANS WITH MISS JIM RENFROE . he did �!����EiH��LDS and belief as to Williams. mlttee chairman and for tlcipated In the activities. TO MEET OCTOBER 17 guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mrs. Jim Rowe, Statesboro, Qeorgla Mr. Lee's farm Is located at Thursday night, but sign . names and addresses of stock- the circum- twelve months the plans Brooklet also held ItS talent preceding The Service Guild up some of these at the meet: holders or I stances and conditions Music committee, Mrs. Waldo Christmas cards and • • • Wesleyan The Marvin Pittman P.T.A. Melton of Statesboro Nevils, but he lives In Brooklet. owning holding per under date shown above was term Federal Land Bank seiling Hagan.' Emory took 2,210. of the First Methodist Church -Phone 4·3234- Mr. cent or which Long will hold its Mr. and Mrs, L1tt Allen of Nevils on of Last when was ing. Metts got started late more of the total amount stockholders and security- LEODEL Floyd. regular monthly visited in spring he . Monday pian. u ta COLEMAN, MRS. MITCHELL met at the home of because of ��Oj �'th 4t� go�P \hat of holders do not Telephoning committee, Mrs, ��V��y h�:�ts;N���m��;e;.d��� Tuesday meeting Wednesday, October 17, Statesboro spent the weekend ning his A.C.P. program he was several changes in stock. If not owned by a cor- appear upon the Publisher. I tes w nn are HOSTESS AT BRIDGE Jim Renlroe on st u� orlng. They en�con.15505 at low for F. I. Williams. Mrs. E. B. Stubbs Miss East Olliff at 8 o'clock in the audi- with Mr. and 111�as�t_w�ee�k�.', ������������ into 5 acres plans In their the names and ad- books of the as to interest rate, all proceeds going to Aidmore 1956, Mrs. Wilton Rowe. guided planting of community. M poration, company Sworn and subscribed be- loans, Mrs. Lawson Mitchell enter- with Mrs. M. E. Sowell hold and Mrs. J. A. Pafford. for the benefit of Street, torlum. The will be of bahia by an A.S.C. em- It will not' be dresses of the individual owners trustees, stock and security fore me this 28th of Hospital program definitely one day Sep­ tained the Contract Club as co-hostess. al.ert N:Z' A���rl:�d Jsue B�lc�er,an er, 10 a Drive for Tullah Falls, Mrs. children, Bridge vital Interest to all patrons and SICK LIST ployee. Now he IS over known until after October 10 must be given. If owned by a capacity other than that tember. 1956. Sara R. crippled bubbling A Ir S w' d Lanier, Iarmers who desire to refinance Mrs. E. B. Stubbs Tuesday at Hodges Sandwiches, lemon chiffon unin- Of-8 bonn fide owner> J. A. Pafford, The district meeting was an. morning will be presented by a guest Friends of little Morgan Ne- with enthusiasm over the re- whether some of the chapters partnership' 0: other Notary Public, Bulloch County, Party House. pic and coffee were served be- p�:.I�rs�ccar��e�stL::y tr:f�:� Its and and Mrs. Logan Hagan. nounced and a represents- speaker. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Te- sults. He says his neighbors told enrolled 60 per cent of their corporated firm, name 5. The average number of Georgia, (My Commission ex­ good Fall this rou They didI arrangements were used fore the as well as that each construct ... tlon for all Aldmore Auxiliary meeting began.. The nursery will be open for ell Nesmith, regret to learn that him that he wouldn't get any members in this health service en,: address, of copies of each Issue of this pub. pires January IS, 1958. in the decorations, Chicken ala Mrs. sembl� ,PSal t th Co] debts, purchase. land, Virginia presided 2nd and he had to out a the first or individual must be IIcation BROWN CELEBRATED members to attend at Dublin Ke� children of grade be of school grazing year, but that not. W. ·C. Hodges, county ors: member's, sold or distributed, (SEAL) JUDY rolled ribbon sand- the business Miss Ollie M�: Lan�er � In October 20.21. 'King, at meeting and at All older children will few last week with tonsl­ he has been It since stated that several given.) The Bulloch Herald Pub- THIRD BIRTHDAY younger. days grazing president, char e Wiches, cheese stuffed the conclusion of the meet- of th da� 01' or to fi­ A social hour the cookies, It, with their to the litis. for him a midsummer with cows and had lishing Company, Inc. Leodel I�------.. On completed go parents They wish speedy hogs groups previously reported W B1 improve buildings, Saturday afternoon, Sep­ dates and coffee were served. was turned over to the � de prJg�m and Mrs. with tho welfare com. Ing auditorium. recovery, that they are good on 60 per cent or more enrolled. Coleman, Statesboro, Ga., G. C, tember 29, Judy Brown's mother, meeting The ?nd dclng Le� the were ice ear- __ Witt:':.e::;' mittcc prlzes blue program chairman, Miss Roxie __ It. He fertilized with West j�d��s. T��; Mrs. WlIliam Z. honored serving as hostesses. ======:- ---======complete Side, Register, Sinkhole, nance rea�onable need of the Brown, bobs. Mrs, Pete Bazemore who Dr. group will compet f t any The November will Remley, presented fertilizer before and Warnock were farms. it was also on her third at meeting planting and Esla However, When Your Judy birthday scored high, Mrs. Jim Denmark, Watson, the honors Frida n � htr �ou�/ Buying be held November 6. Mrs. O. B. Georiga speaker, the' good season make it enumerated Mr. as pointed out, A.S.C. will lend 80 the Statesboro R e c rea II a n helped by Hodges Marvin n second and Mrs, Charlie who the first a Pitt': �I h as h � high, gave lecture of take over fast. in the cent of farm or Center. Leaverett, state president of definitely group coverage. auditorium per out-of-pocket cash family, Howard received low. series on "The All . a:d theg o�o Elks Religions of Farmers rlgh� build or The doll cake which Aidmore Auxiliary will be If you think the that did not get In facllt­ promises Others were Mrs. Dr. a pioneerlng represent the county at the c�lbs stora�e the Mrs. Lawson playing People." Watson, mag­ the to October ties and farmers flve NEW OR USED CAR to be tradition for the little guest. Mitchell, spirit is dead in our country, group plan prior In give years are to Rex Hodges, Mrs. Harold Jones, netic the I more Hotel Atlanta during Loans available also Aidmore chairman will personality, delighted on to these loans at four was left uncut whlle In­ be in you should have seen what I coverage repay per girls Mrs. Mrs. DeWitt sixteen of the �O ��n procur� t�e the stale Farm Bureau conven- of Ivy Spivey, members guild basis on cent. dividual iced and charge the prog�am. saw last week. Mr. W. J. Bod- right and be tlon cup cakes, Thackston, and the hostess. and one visitor present. Indlvld�al November 19.21. a taken in the next· The farmers where the topped with tiny candles, were diford, cooperator of the group plan Bill-It? groups were also advised part-time fall. Application forms for farm SCHOOL OFFICIALS SPEAK LET US FINANCE IT served with Ice cream and MAGNOLIA GARDEN CLUB Ogeechee River Soil Conserve- that the life insurance along ON SCHOOL group tion District on people are available at the BONDS . a fruit drink. SPONSORS A 301 north of WORKSHOP H. P. program tried In the owner has income from Clito had a county agent's office. Womack, county school Favors were balloons, color- The Magnolia Garden Club pond planned for It adequate his A .1. H. Wyatt, we�ISid� books and The main met October 2 at the 'farm_ couple· of his Lester Waters, Denmark presi- sup�rintendent, Come In and Talk It Over ing crayons. Statesboro .•• chaIrman of ��:;�i��t �i::n:aro;er. co les in DAYS saw the Board of Edu· feature of was n the and the dent, ask R. P. Miller and sources. entertainment Primitive Church annex. A FEW nephe\�s the United States a off-farm Liberal' Baptist WAIT plan Dr_ A. B. mem- haee had ap­ site and conceived an Idea. Arthur to Damel, movie. For sentimental reasons, The club n work­ pond Nubern serve as a sponsored of the chance to procure a group lire would build it with two committee to �atlOn, board, and earlyn Brown has kept a china shop on flower They repair the school J?e insurance arrangement AHEAD! Ncr.eVllle, diS- program This pro­ -l"inance Your Car At on- farm and timbered and a attorney, shoe, which was under direction of Mrs. Earl 3 YEARS mules. scoop! They have house room and have the stove county. will Home-:- baby brought �he BE cussed the details of gram be offe;ed to other pI'aisal made a start, which is in the kitchen the to her at the hospital, filled with of with Miss it will very_en- repaired_ p_ro- as the members desire Clapp Savannah, car so advanced school bond chapters a . posed flowers and 30 see couraging to say the least. John F. asked the -v- dainty is used each Mildred Stauffer of Savannah as 0" October you'll ' Spence electlOn't1 as anathOer servIce tha t Farm welcomed. three oul of scheduled for October 23 at iands. on the refilled her cars seem years Erastus of lhe Inquiries year birthdays efficient assistant. make so·caII ed "new" Bureau provides for its ea features .Mr. Howell. Brooklet and Middle round. The' !,"em� with fresh see ah d flowers by Mrs. Mrs. Clapp gave a lecture 30 years· Mlddleground Community has specifications, because as he put bers that will not be available Call or o October you'll groups indic t d conslg"d ble telephone 4.2353, Jones, the florist. built a nice small on his "I want to do it A _ to �rite during the morning and those Ride, Flight Sweep Slylil�g, pond it, right." interest those that do not join the Motor Finance Inc. nine t�.e �ra Co., Judy's guests were: -working for credits kept notes. �1�:·To::ion.Aire "301" V·8 To�l place Parrish's for doing any- orgqnization. Georgia T _ \V _ Rowse, See••Treas_ Brukcs, 8 Fury abo�e �u�y go.ad Philosop�y pansion il� the1sco����?:esch��i Kathy Herrington, Angela Rush· After a picnic lunch, each Contact en_glne., ar: store. He 15 stlckmg close to thmg, wouldn t you say? -W. W. WOODCOCK- cllr three and asked a Karen see one leap building program Statesboro National Farm Loan Association, 109, Anderson, Sandra and one took their flowers, COIl­ October 30 you'll nve when see lul�an �e. lot of questions. 1''''�.�I111''.''JII.II Cynthia Dcal, Lynn lainers and materials and made the field you Phone 4·2015 Statesboro, Ga. Seligman, ahead 01 low·price �eiS;�=-' The Ivanhoe met Fri­ Box group 327, Statesboro, Georgia Sonny Franklin (Paul Jr.) a r ran em c n t s which were Cathy Ii ICE CREAM day night and had for its and Joe pro· Wall, Jenny Keith, Sally llnalyzed by Mrs. Clapp. She the motion Cone., Cup., Pinta, Family Yt aallon. gram picture, Dawn Smith, Danny and Bill Toole, was with so impressed many of a New Day. This is a film I Betty Bowen, Woody and Beth lovely arrangements showing produced here In lhe county Jones, Be.:ky Davis, Debbie the skill our women have PLYMOUTH some two on years ago building NO BETTER REASON THAN King,. Patty with care THERE'S THE McCullough. Gary �eveloRed especial to better pastures. fcaturing farm Anderson, and out the directions I------.;__------Gary Lydia carry given tours and work being carried On Barnes. by Mrs. Clapp at the morning here in Bulloch County. Judy were 8 red cotton session. Members of the other The film was also a part of Jumper. Her grandmother, Mrs. garden clubs attended. the Denmark program Tuesday R. J. Brown, and Mrs. Mrs. Aubrey Norman Campbell wei. night. Brown and Miss Irene corned the visitors. Mrs. Lamar Kingery, Bulloch County farmers can whose job It was to the keep Hotchkiss, program chairman, borrow $1.36 on corn, it was sWing gomg. introduced the speaker. !!��!!!!!!!!!!�!J!I pointed out at all these meet· CINCINNATI M.'ropol•••tf'llUlwol· "."',., Caft! • Ings_ Constructions that rodents HERE IS AN 1 and insects call be controlled in THAN '·.aI..gHf��(,':Ol'Ol!. ell"'_II, 0",. It. ·THERE"S NO BETTER SEASON WeI,.. are all that is such AliEIT HAlIIS """" _ _oETIOn necessary, AlTHUI H. "I rOMAN, .MaN"", DItecfet COlUMBUS ltoad·UfICIOI as might be found on most DOHE.A ANNOUNCEMENT WAHiDE.* OF EXTREME IMPORTANCE TO Be Safe! Be Sure!

as seen on REA LIVESTOCK GROWERS OF THIS SECTION CHINITO RICE I. the Hn· Appreciation Day elt long grain rice you can Worm Your With 10 cook.. Gives Over 25,000 people are expected to be in Cairo, Hogs buy! Eo.y tender re.ults­ Georgia on October 12 for the special "REA Ap· The Producers Livestock light, fluffy, CHINITO! PRECIATION DAY" sponsored in that city. The Co-op Exchange, every lime. Buy featured speaker will be Senator Robert S. Kerr of _1501-_ IKI.ILl,l.,... L..h.... Oklahoma, a nationally known colorful orator of Announces a in Their Best the old school. Change Pillsbury'S- . CHIN ITO RICE You are Invited to turn your radio dial to your favorite station and join the festivities_ Senator Kerr wil1 be speaking at 2:30 p. m. over almost 30 SALE DAY stations. Join the big event by your Georgia radio PIG and HOG WG.RMER network. From SENATOR KERR SPEAKS AT 2:30 P. M. Treatment FRIDAY, OCTOBEll 12 One-Day WGRA, Cairo WGAF, Valdosta TUESD-AY That's all it takes with Pillsbury'� Best Pig and Hog Wormer. Just WCLB, Camilla WAAG, Adel one day's treatment. WDUN, Gainesville WWGS, Tifton WBRO, Waynesboro WMGR, Bainbridge To WSYL, Sylvania WTRP, laGrange WJAT, Swainsboro WKTG, ThomasviJIe No Setbacks WMRE, Monroe WIMO, Winder Your hogs continue to put on gains with Pillsbury's Best Pig and WMTM, Moultrie WMAZ, Macon FRIDA Y Hog Wormer. WWNS, Statesboro WGlG, Brunswick Athens Dawson WGAU, WDWD, Finest It'. Quality What a b"utlful way to awing into Falll WSFT, Thomaston WSBM, Fort Valley Effective October 19, 2 P. M. is Oldsillobile's value·packed, budgel�priced "88"! WMLT, Dublin WBHB, Fitzgerald Friday, Worming Complete Now'. the be.t t..ne to .tep and Wormer removes both round worms MONUMENTS Just con.ld., the featu.... The Rocket WSFB, Quitman WVOP, Vidalia Pillsbury's Best Pig Hog great Englne-a smooth 230 borsepowcr·-giving you We Will Not Have a Sale on and nodular worms, We In October 16 Specialize economy wben you want it and all the power you'll CO·OP ELECTRICITY IS GOOD Tuesday, up to Old.moblle _ •• the car that ever need for safely's sake! There's a road.hugging -v-' Original Designs ride a car can And that FOR GEORGIA From Your ooly big provide, styling to Feed Buy will .tay new-and bold its value tool Easy Local Manufacturer give. :wou rock.tlng performance Feed it dry or i'n slop. There's no fuss or special handling with 50 make your mav. in a big way, up to Oldo! THE PRODUCERS CO-OP You'll Iik. busin... the Oldsmobile LIVESTOCK Pillsbury's Best Pig and Hog Wormer. A Statesboro Industry doing quaUty Let us abow ••• now! at a I way. you Excelsior earlier are rewards when worm Since 1922 down-to�ea"h price Faster gains and marketing your you '2

STAT�BORO, . �...... :::.. ..JqI:... .I , .. �----.. '------..!I CAllrUL •• DIIVI SAPILYI --e:. _"'" "" _ _ .• __, . ask for Masquers A prl•• 1914-15 clothes Newspaper rn&DJliL�"IJ5IDf!J.R General Electric 1956 Members of· the Mnsquurs, aetter Newspaper THE Teachers Georgia College Dru­ Contests mutlc Club, arc for e BULLOCH The Bulloch looking ForSale--- 10 clothes that were worn In 1914 HERALD Herald-Page and 1915, the period just be­ _Wlnnljn Dedi!:ated To The Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, October 11, 1956 bore World War I. They wish Progress Of Statesboro And Bulloch to usc them in the "Sum­ ------County piny VOLUME XVI - M FOR SALE-LILY ESTABLISHED MARCH FAR S Bulbs that mer in Smoke," their fall pro­ 26, lIi37 really bloom. $2.00 per dozen. STATESBORO, GEORGIA, . duction. Anyone with clothes or THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1956 FOR SALE-143 acres partly Beautiful and useful gifts for NUMBER U this period are asked to phone within limits 01 nice small baby. A complete line of chll­ J0b 0 Klrbllene Stevens at 4·3231 be­ town. 70 ncres plow land and' dren's weor, toys and books. pportumty tween 9 20 acres of open woodlaml pas- Belts. made, buttons covered. a. m. and 5 p. m, or ture, with small pond. Mostly Mrs. B. R. OLLIFF, Children's WANTED Miss Dorothy Few at 4·2584 be­ Prices! soli. Fine for very good crops Shop, Simmons Shopping Center. tween 5 p. m. and 10:30 p. m. and livestock. Tobacco and cot- 10·25·4tc. Resident 01 Statesboro or Bul- ton allotments. Dwelling needs, loch County lor excellent F.H.A. AND F.F.A. TO modernizing. Attractive sur- FOR SALEr-151 acres of land, job, A Small Your Selection seiling and SPONSOR AT On roundlngs. Town water and red dlllribuling Seven- BARBECUE Deposit Holds Layaway Dr, and MARVIN PIITMAN Flne new schools. on . . rm es wes 0 Up, Pepper Tru-Ade, HIGH pavement. eXutras g8000dr,our i?lebble I:n� .. Portal. • cotton allotment OnlY $850000I Large Truck will be lurnlshed. Garage The F.H.A. and F.F.A. with good peanut nnd tobacco for chap. Chas. E. Cone Inc. storage Is desirable but not Really Co., allotments. Pecan and ers of MArvin Pittman High grove essential. Write SEVEN.UP 23 North Main SI. Dial 4-2217 School will sponsor an "Old BOITLING CO., 2101 East vie- G. E. AUTOMATIC SKILLETS �i�';f. ')',�IO��O aJ��o�t c5�����: fashioned Bulloch County 10·1I·2t tory Drive, Savannah, or ba�. SEE US FOR GOOD VALUES p. becue" Saturday, October 13. PHONE ADAMS 6·0247 for FOR The barbecue will be held at FARMS WANTED-We need SALE-Registered Abber- Interview, deen the school from 7 to 9 m. 10-in Size Advertised additional Angus bulls. Top p. Nationai'ly listings, particularly and of priced farms wIthin ing priced very at .$14,95, You Save $2,00, fairly W. R. reasonnble'l�breed·I������===�=��.I�'I�a�te:s..:.�r:e�$�I..:a".'n�d��50�C:,en�t:.s.�_ 12.95 ten to twelve miles of States. ALTMAl'j. 1O·18·�tp. bora. FOR SALE-One large "Cole· man" floor furnace. 35 •______cal- Succeeds Perkins!"- 11-in, Size Advertised at $17,95, Ions oil, copper pipe. All for Harley' Nationally A. M. REAL ESTATE $35.00. BRASWELL SR., . 108 Donaldson SI. PHONE NOW $14,95, Built-in thermostat gives con- CITY PROPERTY LOANS 4·2428. P ShOW PrOmlSe 10.1I.2tp. I rospects trolled heat, , . makes all easier and -Quick Servl"_ I cooking Jim Harley, an who led his team in I tastier, CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY F01' Rent ---- outstanding product performer on last year's G.T.C. scoring last year, is the tallest 15 Courlland Street ------basketball squad, has been man on the squad at 6' 6". FOR IUllNT-Large two-bed- FOR new named. freshman coach for 1957. Ronald Rose, a 6' 2" forward SALE-Practically room upartrnent, tile bath, three bedroom house. Good He succeeds Wade from is a l d retrlgerator and "Scotty" Kentucky, top location, ncar school. who will was a ���:r h�ter. DODD APART. Perkins. play Industrlal prospect. He member af basketball In Curry Insurance Agency MEN1', North Main St. Oall or Jacksonville, Pia. the Kentucky high school all- see this Phone PO 4·2825 A. S. DODD JR., at 4.2471 coming year. star learn last year. or 4·9871. 6.3-ttc. Other freshmen who Harley announces that pros. will be FOR SALE""':"New three-bedroom out for the FOR RENT--4-room peets for this year's freshman squad and show asbestos home. Close unfurnished siding team arc promise of future G.T.C. In. apartment at 206 South Zet- shaping up fairly well. being terowcr Ave. Completely private. Most promising. of his charges stars are:' Guards, Harry Ander- Curry Insurance Agency Just redecorated throughout. Is 6' 2" Chester Curry of Wheel. son, Franklin Pierce, Cleve Ed- Phone PO 4·2825 $40.00 per month. Phone DR. wright, Ky. Head Coach J. B. wards, R. J. Bill. HOLLAND at 4·2724. Scearce he is one of Adams, TraVIS Doss, - says the MaliardM,aynarTyrde FOR SALE Three-bedroom 8·16·lfc. best freshmen he Dikes, and Jackie house, large storage room, prospects has Callaway. . large lot. Available immediate- FOR RENT-3-:oom furnished ever seen. Forwards are Bill Criscillis, Far- make Private rell Dixon and Don Bowen. Iy. Can down payment apartment. front and Joe Waters, a local Statesboro . G. and assume present loan with back entrances; private bath. E. Grill And payments of $51.50 pel' month Electric kitchen. Close in. Apply DAIRYMEN NEED RECORDS G. E. Toaster or retlnance. The greatest need of most Waffle' Bakel' G. E. Portable �t o,�?oc;;Vei}RsGr�KR�\�[�el dairy farmers, if they arc to CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY HENDRIX. operate efficientiy, is 'produc- Phone PO 4-2825 Ads Mixer FOR tion records on each cow in their RENT-Two bedroom, un- Legal furnished duplex apartment In herds, according to Extension 12 .. 95 16.95 Service Frank Fitch. FOR SALE-Three large three- Dairyman NOTICE OF BOND 16.95 ���I;�taL ELECTION Records are bedroom brick veneer homes, j�r�hu�t��i1��le4.r403�: necessary, he says, Nationally Advertised at Advertised at tllo baths, gas duct heating � TO for properly feeding, breeding, Nationally Nationally Advertised at -, THE QUALIFIED VOTERS $14.95. This aec­ pop-up toaster system, large lots, nice and managing herds. $19,95. It's a grill, a sand­ $17.95. Powerful motor tion. Loans OF BULLOCH COUNTY: already approved. F

FOR RENT-One bedroom, un­ lurnished apartment, located BOILER MAKERS 126 South Main St. Rent $40.00 SHEET METAL WORKERS SALE! G. E. CLEANERS per month. CERTIFIED WELDERS & OLLIFF HILL Far, Far Below the Na­ Phone 4-3531 tionally Advertised Prices, FOR RENT-Two (2) apart­ NOW ONLY ments with two bedrooms MECHANIC ASSEMBLERS $39.95 each, Located North College MACHINE OPERATORS Sl: Rent $45.00 per month. HELPERS HILL & OLLIFF LABORERS With Set of Attachments Phone 4-3531 Apply At Complete Rolls cleans EMPLOYMENT OFFICE • easily; easily; stores easily, J'OR SALE-Nlce large lots lo- • Extra large'Throw-away Bag, cated oll Savannah Ave., new Powerful, II8IU' echool, _tion at Steel Products • dependable aene�al Electric Motor. 110m•. Reasonable prtces, terms • Coral decorator If needed, See or call A. S. a�d pink styling, DODD JR. s-s-ee. Company ASK R, 14, BlDNSON how to Savannah, Ga. bent on We Will ." 10' per your PHONE ADAMS 6-9710 Cash Your Checks J'Ire" Inaurance. BJIlNSON IN- Payroll 8URAJ1f(lll AGIIINCY,