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4-23-1959 Bulloch Herald

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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Nevils day and Wednesday, April 21 The Bulloch Herald - 12 TV AND RADIO News and 22. Page A Prbe."'luning NATIONAL AWARD WI_ that Mrs. Gwen REPAIR SERVICE He stated statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 16, 1959 o NewII'_per O'Connell, F rig I d air e home • I Call 1--.:..:.:.:..:..::...:....;.;.....;,-....::.....;.----;;.;..-=------­ Drill THE lD :17 will conduct the BULLOCH elected chairman economist, HERALD Nesmith is the Masters' Goll Belter + CO, Judy school. The sessions at kicked off Newlp_per AKINS APPILANCE begin N� t:� 11__ 11-1 C..!J!!!!!!! __. 9:30 a. m. nnd arc free. SUS Blue Devils Tournament. PO 4-2215 CD 8.u.. q..... N"""'_ To be will been ADs1 of of MYF highlighted be . Something new has ICWSIFIEDSALE-Well built house on program splatter-free oven broiling In the fellowship the added to the band for Syl- IFOR choice band to march .n attractice lot, "Some models - large JR, Frigidaire ranges. the VOLUME xvm - For Sale A. S, DODD, By Mrs, Jim Rowe vanla parade. Following ESTABLISHED MARCH 26, 1937 P. O. BOX 329 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRlL 1959 location Brooklet, Ga. Call Mr. let you dial the doneness you 23, NUMBER 23 Real Estate recent Band Boosters Day the Childs or Mr. Tinker. Phone prefer," Mr. Akins said. FOR SALE-Baby bed, electric Judy Nesmith, daughter of Mr. S I·vama de band purchased a new tenor 4-3434 or 4-3730. Forestlands Loans one window and two See Us for nnd Mrs. Walton Nesmith of Also to be demonstrated will y para and a bass drum to stove Ga. saxophone 0., Statesboro, was "America's handiest re- doors ,,:Ith trames. Phone 4�3�3. Realty Nevils, elected chairman of match the new drums Homes for Rent C00ki SCh00I b� Announcement Is .made this parade 21c. the fellowship program area of lng frlgerntors and the washers that earlier In the year. for Sale week by Dale Jensen, director purchased ------Homae the Savannah District Method- are rated No. I for the cleanest of the Statesboro High School Noma Jean McCorkle will ploy FOl' Rent ist Youth removal and the new sco- L. etrldent and Saturday the new and Jimmy named EXCELLENT, Fellowship, e e e music saxophone Apartment at Rec. Center cI�thes, I!nt band,a.th t th Blu D vII attention nomlcal, that', Blue of lost week, at the Youth Rolly driest sptn-ancl the fabulous will play the new drum LUSlrep-O-R-R-E-N-T---I-V-a-re-h-o-u-se-Ioc-a-ted- With Us For makers In the parade Hodges . spots �:�:�::n�o::.James Sharpe and cleaner. List and Christian Vocation Con- Flltrator dryer," Mr. Akins said. wtl! �arch carpet upholstery behind the Singer Building. to be staged 10 Sylvania as part Quick Sale ference held at the First Method- "Sheer Look Plus is Belk's Dept. Store. Size 15 feet by 30 feet. Could Cooking of the annual Rodeo sc�e�ul�tro alppe�: in ���d Pi�� 1st Church in assured with with Llve�tock on be used for office. CALL C. J. Pembroke. 21.22 any recipe Tree Festival parade In Swains- accidents 23 North Main St, April on April 22. FOR SALE MATHEIVS at 4-5454. 2-5-tfc. Miss Maude White, counselor, these new Frigidaire appliances," Wedne�d.y, . boro. - ThIS WIll be the third I am She con- big of TOBACCO PLANTS Phone 4-2471 Akins of the Akins Mrs. O'Connell A Statesboro ana Sandra Ray Ap- says. Citizens Traffic Accident Nesmith, president in in which the The band has to orders now (or Georgia "Now's the time to let parade managed taking ______of the Nevils MYF, Company announced to- tlnues, �eorgia Prevention Committee for Tobacco Contact accompanied pliance Blue DeVIl Band has par- take part in all these parades Hig� Grown plants. . . F��t�E�T�f��ev��iI���fj,��� to the .. yourself go=somethlng absolute- Statesboro and Bulloch I Judy conference and rally. that new Sheer County ���;�;����principalhere on In u announcement this me for orders and information Statesboro PCA. Co. day On March 17 without classes at Monday morning, April joint week made the occupied by Forestlands Realty new and, wonderful ticipated. missing was by Route The Bulloch County Sub-Dis- ��e �xclttng happens the,y urged by Charles E. Peters, 27 at 10 o'clock. The on delivery. J. W. Morton, Will be available February I. 30 Seibold Street Look Plus WIll be featured at marched In the St. Patrick s school ,except for the St. following Bulloch Board of Education and the Board of trict will be the when the Sheer Look comes into members of the County Phone Phone 4-2724. ROGER represented Parade In Savannah. On Patrick's In Savan- Speakers' grand jurors have been drawn POplar the School life." Day Day Parade Bureau Trustees of AUCTION DEPT. executive board of the Frigidaire Cooking your of the Southern In­ for the term: the Statesboro High School it was stated h4iJ�tesboro. 2-is'-�;';. HOLLAND. Savannah March 31 marched 10 the nah, The others have all been Rodeo set for which he will at the Fair The Invited to they District Nesmith from sponsor public Is attend surance lnformation Service, W. that Mr. Call Mr. Brown Childs by Judy In which classes or on Mrs. Mamie H. Bondurant, James L. of the Screven Fishing big parade holidays. Sharpe, principal Perrna- five-room Nevils and Anne Road Recreation Center on Tues- the cooklng school. Augusta aft�r when he the WOK LADIES-Special FOR RENT-Large, Phones POplar 4-3434 Cromley from spoke before Rotary Tom Martin, J. Harry Lee, C. B. with Club here High School, Sylvania, will succeed Mr. S. H. Sherman Natural . nent Waves, Soft unfurnished apartment, Or POplar 4-3730 Brooklet. Monday. McAllister, H. L. Atwell, R. L. . Curl. is 8 Woman's bath. Downstairs. Available now. •• • Mr. and Mrs. James of the r--::;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.-1 as I I of the Statesboro School. "Beauty Elling- Economists Agricultural (Bub) Lanier, A. J. Woods, Max pnncipa High at Robbins' Woman's Williams Phone 4-31t9 or 4-3591. Timber Cruise Certified The speaker was int roduced Beauty." by STATESBORO B & PW CLU8 ton and attractive IitUe daugh- Extension Service say per capita At the same time was nn- - J. W. Cone, it Saturday' 12 East KENNEDY. -I C. S. D. Edenfield, (Billy) Shop. 4-3383. P2E5RRfY Cruiser lor Timber M are by Groover, program chair­ Beauty provided TO BE GUESTS OF ters 0f ontgomery, A Ia., income in Georgia is nearly Joe G. G. W. nounced that Mr. Sherman will Master man. Hodges, Clark, The Fourth Annual Olliff St. Dicey Williams, Sales. a Fishing spending while with Mrs. EI- five times higher than it was James S. Brun- retire ns of the school Beautician. 2-26-tfc. IS YOUR LAWN MOWER NEVILS WSCS l. Deal, Hoke prlnciput Rodeo, sponsored by the Rob­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. in 1940, and is to con- W. with the READY for Summer Mowing? lington's expected on Peters, a Savannah insurance son, W. Reginald Newsome, closing or the 1958-59 bins and the The members 01 the States- C. Burnsed Jr. tlnue to rise. Packing Company FOR SALE-Used IO-foot Hoose are and to H. Sweeps O. J. school after here We Special outlined six Marcus D. year, equipped ready executive, steps for Griner, May, serving Statesboro Recreation Depart­ Trailer. Reconditioned and in of Wanted bora Business and Professional a make repairs on any type Mr. and Mrs. Ju.ian traffic a cci den t s H. Woodard. W. B. Bowen, for total of 18 yea". for Hodges reducing ment nnd open this year to Good shape. Fully equipped mower. Free and De- Woman's Club will be of Pick-Up guests of Savannah visited a local committee. He Robert F. Donaldson, Charlie I New Sunday Genuine JOHN DEERE through the COAstal Empire, Is nil set sleeping and storage space. Service. BRAGG MOTOR HALE HELP WANTED-Young Nevils WSCS at the N evIIs The county board of educn­ livery with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. PHILLIPS Tips said 90 ceot f]f the Joe William Extra double mattress. Can SI. Phone age 21-35. Hodges per 38.700 Mathews, Cromley, nnd ready to go. Rodeo offi­ Courtland man, aggressive, - lion iuclud s Hobson tag. SERVICE, Methodist Church Mo eve- Ander­ Wyntt, W d f I nday and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Ed- traffic fatalities in Miss Maude White, Ivy cials are their be seen at Hagins Gulf Station 4-5519. 3-19-tfc. M Fleetwin9 Sweeps tj1is Dr. Bird keeping fingers nlng, April 20. monds. W. J. chnlnnnn: Daniel, Hoy· on North Main or call Hal i�P'fu�t country are preventable. son, Akerman, Gerald crossed ror St., tu���y"'f�r c:��an��m"c'n� mend G. W. C. Saturday morning, 4-9-tfc. •• • and Mrs. V. Edwin and Hodges, Hodges firm. Good Mr. J. Rowe and ••• for Macon, Jr. starting , are Brown, D. Banks, for weath­ FOR RENT-Duplex apartment. growing Ithe Fleetwing Sweeps designed high-speed and C. M. Cowart. The April 25, hoping good DIXIE Bill "These 38,700 traffic city ex- Apply In person. Mr. and Mrs. the Rev. and Mrs. W. L. fatalilies, .Ioel L. Minick. er home. Five rooms, unfurnished, salary. Dayton Ander- Hug- By and have a low­ and that the fish will be FOR SALE-2-bedroom INC. tractor cultivation low-crown, about the combined I board of trustees are Bob Don­ 4-5611, justann.ual equal FINANCE, POplar visted furnace Aluminum cept water heater. Apartment son and children of Columbia, gins Sunday afternoon Floor heat. a TRAVERSE .JURIRS R. .I. chalr- biting. ADULTS East Main and with Mr. and Mrs. Lucus Lewis. and a narrow shank. They do populations of Griffin, Jesup. utdson, Kennedy .11'., awnings. Adjoining lot is in­ Is newly painted. S. C., spent the weekend with tapered wing All boys in the first seven 4-3961. Located ��:e���.Of SClblat� Milledgeville, and Traverse jurors drown ore: man: Rufus Anderson and 01'. This Is a well ONLY. Phone Mr. Anderson's Mr. and Friends of Mrs. J. C. Waters of weed eradication with a minimum Quitman, cluded. fine, parents, thorough job Hunter grades or elementary school at 106 North College St. IIp. Thomaston," Peters said. lamar Hotchkiss, Claude A. Robertson. built home. The lots measure MALE HELP WANTED-Young Mrs. J. Lawson Anderson. Sr. are glad to know that she cui- who have not reached their of soil disturbance. They are just right for F. H. 120 feet 225 feet. PHONE married man In- Is able to be back after several Howard, Grooms, Floyd Mr. Sharpe received his BS by mechanically Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Denmark Mr. Peters focused attention I fourteenth birthday are invited after 6 m. FOR RENT-Two furnished bed- A Hulsey.v J. R. Chester. H. C. from Teachers 4-3904 p. ltp. cllned for Interesting local posl- and sons 01 Savannah weeks In the Bulloch tivating peanuts, I degree Georgia to in visited stay on J join Ihe fun. There is no rooms. Each has private bath the accident picture in Mrs. J. Uon. May mean double your with Mr. Mrs. Bul.: Rushing, Ray Trapnell, College and his Master's degree f Sunday and' County Hospital: loch no cs Involved . and private entrance. Near Income If County during 1957. He H. Griffith, Robert Cone FOR SALE previous you qualify. Walter Lanier. Mr. Deweese Martin and chll- Hall,l in education at the University town. Phone 4-2439. 4-16-tfc. stated that the (01' 1958 Each pnrtlclpnnt should be at figures I Ed Anderson No.2, W. H·I of He Mr. and Mrs. Dock Allen and dren and Mrs. A. A. Waters . . .. Georgia. did grnduute Suburb Commercial Property JLZ Our Prices!! are not yet available. Robbins Lake the morning of �:�:'b�� :n�XII��O;;'u�A:h��� Compare Burke, Hudson E. Allen, Jimmie work ut children of Statesboro and Mr. of Savannah visited Columbia University the TRACT NO. I-the land, and ______nu"'''er. 4-9-4tc. Sunday 25th, nnd should bring with Atwood, Fred V. Fordham, John and Mercer now and Mrs. Willon Rowe were with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin. The record for Bulloch University. During him his nnd bait. buildings thereon, occupied 8" Y·862·N $1.10 County L. fishing tackle NOTICE Akins. World War II he served in the Ozburn-Sorrier Ford, lnc., at Ser"ices Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Nessmith fOr 1957 was 143 accidents, 53 Only cane hook and lines by C. J. Paul F. poles, noli­ Fields, Groover, .. States­ The undersigned hereby Mrs. were of Mr. and 10" Y·863·N 1.30 s and een US·Army III the chemlcul 38 North Main Street, Mr. and Litt Allen. Sunday guests injune sevent d eat hs, FATHERS AND may be used. The fisherman concerned that MOTHERS and sons and daughters had a-big eve. J . R. R. L. Brinson, B. D. and on fies any and all Akins. Kelly, Mr. Q.111eS L . SI warfare service (rom 1942 to boro, Georgia, fronting SAWS FILED-All types of Mrs. Rudolph Anderson and Mrs. Wyley '______1.60 according to the Georgia De- J lCtrpe t cnn choose any type bait he 12" Y·864·N at the annual Hill and Siebold he wlli not be bound or obll­ ning first Father-Son and Mother-Daughter Banquet Wilson, J. B. lIer Jr., R. t946. North Main, saws flied quickly on our pre- llttle daughters visited Satur- Mrs. Ben Rimes of Jackson­ partment of Public Safety. The F·I AND I'IE'S GOT I'LENTY LEFT. likes but must furnish his Own. Streets. AUTOMATIC In for of the Southeast Bulloch School Fut.ure Farmers of America Saunders, L. A. Waters. Eddie his he be. Also, clslon FOLEY gated any way purchases day afternoon with Mrs. Olan ville, Fla., spent Tuesdav night 14" Y.865.N 1.85 cost of these accidents on the High Upon discharge Gunter, manager of '110 list of Lonnie J. Jimmy complete prizes FILER. Your saws wlil cut to him others than "When th .. ', iOu, :: ... ad Service and Future Homemakers. The shows Miss Carole Jean Rushing, B. Griner, came of the Dexter charged by Anderson. and Wednesday with Mr. and basis of national costs top photo principal Bowe 11 Furniture Company, will be a 11 n 0 u n c e d later TRACT NO. 2-situated on 2.40 average C. cleaner, P. S raccn it!" 16" Y·866·N Collins of Collins, Ray Hodges, J. M. and remained faster, tr�er. the undersigned. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rushing Mrs. C . .J. Martin. they rca!!', is $240 for Marvin Pittman High School, state FliA chairman ':tU High School there shown here is one of the most this week but will the north side of Hili Street, PETE S FOLEY property damage per left, C.u.)) Pack 3.41\ there be Tankersley. L. CARTER DEAL Lewis, Rupert Deal ,J. P. Red- for ten until 1956 when directly opposite Tract No. I, nnd little son visted Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Staple­ 18" Y·964·N 3.90 accident, $1,400 for each non- of degrees, who was the speaker nt the banquet; Miss Ginny Lee, years consistent donors or blood to severn I prizes in the five dl­ ding. he was named assistant and utilized by Ozburn Sorrier Mrs. Rushing's parents, Mr. and ton of Statesboro visited fri­ TRANS OIL CO. fatal injury and $27,700 for each president of the Southeast Bulloch Future •• princil)ul the Rogionol Bloodmobile. In visions. Prizes will be ���/IL:if6NJ3 �d'st 4':'3�6'o� _ 20" Y·965·N 4.60 High Homemakers, B. H. D. given as n display and sales lot for 1_4_-2_3_-4_t_C_. Mrs. Tecil ends in Nevils after- fata I'tI George Bryan, 0 f Savunna h H'Ig h School for ho hlls contributed 5-22-tfc. Nessmith. Sunday y. center; and Janelle Knight, right. The lower photo shows the VI·SItS Fort a�1 eighteen for the largest bream caught, used cnrs. noon. Everett, DeVaughan Roberts, the 1956-57 school In 1.0 the Bulloch One goal of the Community Mr. and Mrs. Gene .Joyce of the national FFA officers. year. Sep- PlOts of blood the largest bass caught, the left to secre- . A comrnerciul of this Come In Make Your Selection while our Stocks ''Using figures They are, right: Jimmy Williams, J W . Ch Carroll property conduct· Pooler visted with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Leonard ilnd ester, Clarke, tember, 1957 he served as prlncl- Blood Development Program, Friday then, each of the 17 deaths J P County program. largest catifsh caught for the alibre rarely comes on the FOR SALE repre- tary; Foldes, vocatIOnal agriculture mstructor', BIlly ClIfton, Mrs. Sam L. Brannen, C. F. Farr of the Screven School , Extension and children were weekend are . pal cd by the Agricultural and Mrs. G. A. Lewis and Mr. sented a High mo't fish anci for the at a price Complete! total loss 01 $470900 vIce Bertie caught market, particularly ... preSident, Donald Jr., F. B. L. GATES to extend the and Mrs. Gordon of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Ronaly Starling, preSIdent, .Joyner, treas- Bowen, Stewart 15 at Sylvaniu and will complete fish be for an STEEL Service, is pro· Lewis. guests th t first caught after the start­ hat would attractive II '$ Denver A. U. Apr.·l McElveen, and John S. vocational Joyner, Lanier, his work there this school to at least 120 counties Mr .and Mrs. Gordon lewis Edmonds. reporter, Spence, I is at 10 a.m. site. the - gram ure�; ing gun fired unimproved Actually, Length Low Price 20�/��U:I�fs,w� aOst:um�s�h�� e��h Eugen.e Mincey, Charlie M. Mrs. Any within the next nnd Shelba visit· Mr. and Mrs. Barnes of Instructor. The _banquet was held on Hodges, For the Cub Scouts of Pack year. entol return, alone. mnkes this eight years. daughter, .Jean, Lloyd accident represented agrl�ulture TuesdQY evening, Annual Contestnnts will be allowed BRAGG MOTOR BULLOCH TRACTOR CO. property Gordon Hendrix. Emit C. Deal 340 it was a to remember. He will n fine investment. For full de· The aim of the ed with relatives in Ford were dinner April 14. For full see 3. day begin his principalship meeting to enter orca at Agricultural Saturday Rocky Sunday TIlESE LOCATIONS FOR story page the damage, total cost would be and S. W. Jr. beginning Starling .. of the see- SERVICE Extension Service nutrition pro- Savannah. guests of Mr .and Mrs. D. 8. Ga. Statesboro High School 9 n.m. and interested tall� YOUR CONVENIENCE South Walnut St, Statesboro, $34,320; Or a total 01 Th ere SIrens anyone grand screamtng I with the 1959-60 to Street is to the research The Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Edmonds. ,�el'e school year in the contest is Invited to come Courtland gram supply Hug- he said. FOR WEDNESDAY a Chas. E. Cone Realty Co., Inc. $579,420," escort the in at economic, conSlimer and eins of were Misses Runny McCorkle was U.S. 301 South. PO 2517 a�d begin September. to the fun. More than Phone 4-5519 facts, Register Sunday of FREE PARKING old Drawn to serve on Wednes. 1 ere were begins enjoy Simmons fi�ures do not Center Plenty c. _ ,Pollce tt:u'hOUgh Shopping "Th.ese .. He is a member of the other information needed for dinner of Mr. and Mrs. the weekend guest of Miss Highway 80 East, PO 4-5511 H0bart MI'� an WIns c.it\!._,� Statesbo�o_. 500 contestants rrom all over Ga. guests· take mto account the tragieJoss.. day are'. ,'.Ja'Ji-alrcr.f guns fJti�l ng at Dial 4-2217 Statesboro, - wise Linda Edmonds. e'Y Methodist Church. FIe Is n the are food decisions. V. J. Rowe. Fay 'W'II'I lams P Coostal of life, the l'ndl'vl'duals. el'ther owe,II W. Lee Mc· were Empire expect­ large�s. Mason and a Shrl'ner. Elveen Olliff Dekle M L al�·borne. There. ed to enter. temporarily or permanently dis· m mute mspec l Ion a f alrp I unes �iddleground The new principal is married CONTEST LASTS ONE HOUR r .J . . J . abled and the cost Mille' r., B Ca I'son, J' N'. used to tow There unnecessary SElf• • t gun tar.gets. to the former MI'ss Thelvu Elder Mnurice Thomas, pastor oU'rnament B. H. W. The contest will lost one hour of property damage when we Rushing Jr., Howell, was a grand explOSIOn of go .more Hortoll of Elnonuel Count. l'hcy or the MlddJeground Primitive after which the will be take into account the fact that Luke Hendrix, Mrs. R. H. than 400 pound of dynanllte. prizes Hobart have one son. Andy, t2. Baptist Church, unnounced this distributed and nil will To A FREE 90 per cent of the accidents Manley Jr., making Kingery, Charles H. Bryant, J. agoY present You Are Invited ------Ladies! Mr. t.he Sherman came to church's Annual his first It was all of Cub Pock States- week that be invited to for the mam· Hey 'Frigidaire could be avoided," Mr. Peters appearance in the. • Doy Akins, .I. H. Deloach, part stav bora on June I, 1938 and served will on Wednes· said. Southeastern golf tournament Deloach, Emeral Lanier, H. H. 340's visit anci tour of Fort Meeting begin mouth Robbins Hot Dog Party. as for at 8 o'clock -�----, held at the Forest Stewart on principal three years until doy night, April 29, from the He pointed out that Heights Olliff Jr., H. H. Godbee, C . .I. Wednesday, April Representatives Georgia 1941. lie and re- with n Communion Club course last 15. August I, left candlelight press in this area ore invited has more than one million auto- Country golf 1'1Ie Weather Martin, Mrs. W. E. McDougald, I turned on won the July I, 1945 and has to be and nil first . Come in and I mobiles registered. In 1957 there Sunday playoff C. B. Chaney, Rufus G. Bran. service., present sports members of the been of the will in the nen Sixty pack, principal Statesboro The meetmg editors of the in were 45,519 recorded seven-year history of No.6, C. Ward W. �ontmue daily papers traffic ac. Hagan, Cubmaster Josh Elder event to defeat Kennon Erastus accompanied by High School since that dnte; through Sunday. May .1. the Coslal have been cidents; 1.005 deaths. and U Deal, W. Eugene Ander- Empire out the oven! 13,698 th.e. pS Lanier and Mrs. lanier, the Rev. --- P. of the pull of and claim son, Clifford G. Fields, Comer Eugene May, pastor Invited . The Atlanta Journal I injured. The economic loss was �oper�on J. Robert of the the H. Smith, pastor Jesup church will be the guest 1 eslimated at $120.600,000. champlonsh,p. Bird, Mrs. Frank Rushing, COOKING SCHOOL IGIIIIS First Baplist Church and Mrs. minister. conllnued on page 12 Ernest Buie and The only "bright spot in this G. C. Coleman Jr. Week's schedule Services will be held daily at pa�a3�e�hr�:t��;�s t��r c:u��� ��1e,s�;:.Y'Ea�rsAli�n,BMr;!�r���� II n. m. and 8 p. m. except I �����W���v - � f:r:Ufh����rtee�St'detnhcaet hole total of J08. Gillis went pert Lanie'I, M r.s Raymond Dur Sunday when the services will I to prove that cooper:ltive action SPRING FLOW ER SHOW 21·22 37-38-38 for a total of J08 also. den, Mrs. Albert Shuman, Mrs. or 00 mo I be at It :30 a. m. Scout can eliminate Peters AT METTER SET FOR f B k bOIe Boy troop aCCidents," On the extra hole won N. B. and Mrs. Ed The is Invited to uttend April Manley ro.. Strange, public I added. "The Th hermometer dl ngs 30 :��c:.�RIC methods are APRIL FRIGIDAIRE T.uesday·Wednesday, k,lOlvn ' THURSDAY, the He shot act Cook, Den Mothers for the pack. these services. championship. for the week of The I tested and blueprl'llted." Monday, The Metler Garden Club an- schedule for the States­ 1 fou r and G'II'I IS had a fIve. The pack is sponsored by the 332 Peters said local in April 13, through Sunday, nounces this week its boro Regional Bookmobile for efforts Local did well in the Spring First spends golfers were as follows: Baptist Church. WITH EACH MORNING AT 9:30 A. M. Preventing accl'dents IVI'II April 19, FI Ower Sh ow scheduled for next week is as follows: HOMECOMING DAY AT PULL 'N CLEAN OVEN I BEGINS hell) tournament. Tn the Champion- The church committee for the determine changes 1',1 traffl'c Thursday, April 30, nt the Met· ship Flight, last year's cham- High Low pack is Ed Cook and J. G. I laws and ter Monduy. April 27, Bryan weekend at regulatiolls alld CCI'- .House from 3 ��I��g�I��yU�I'TIST pion, Dude came in Community Altman. two 1 Renfrow, 13 ... 70 45 They drove the County. Tuesday, April 28, camp I Apr. ta,'nly ,'n ,'nsurance rates. Monday, to 8 p. m. fourth with III. Joe Robert Till- I'n Scouts 14 ". 62 40 buses whl'ch the Cub Nevils school and '1;l1e Friendship Buptist Church Tuesday, Apr, Mrs. Charles H. Peterson is community Among the Boy Scouts at. man posted a 112. Jake Hines 15 73 41 made the trl'p to ti,e bl'g US Wednesday, April 29, Sullie 2et· will observe Wednesday, Apr. general flower show chairman. D�y tending the Camporee at Camp N EL came in with J 14. Hom:co�ing O'CON L, 16 . base. terower School. on 3. 1 he mam I Thursday, Apr, 79 45 She Army Thursday, April Sunday, May Brannen last weekend was Recreation Center states At the Fair Road �:�-.'-!:EN that the show 1 G. C. Coleman won the C The authorities at Fort Stew. School and com- event of the will be the Home Economist for lhe Atlanta theme will be 30, Register day Troop 332. The of the Statesboro in "The loveliest highlight division the Championship art turned all out for the visit munity and Warnock communi· dedication or a new Branch of the Frigidaire Division ������'ay���/718·::�;. :1 Day of the Year." She invites all Camporee was a "gold rush" with 122. of the Statesboro Cub Scouts. been parsonage,. Filght 19 •.. 76 64 ty. which has just completed. of General Motors. Sunday, Apr. interested persons to exhibit. In- which included proving their I In the First Flight Ike Min. They were hosts to the boys at formation secured ability \0 follow kovitz for was may be by instructions, 1 ... It'll ... 1: Will Be Instructive defeated Jerry Bogo of Rainfall the week the service club and at the Come and Your Friends Be Fun Club a Mrs. 0' C 0 tl n e II came to compass, out and Bring Rotary gets 0.43 inches, Mrs. Peterson, Metler, using picking Augusta, I-up._ lUnch which was served�in regu- wild nnd a ��i.ling securing fooo, making Frigidaire from local depart· In the Second Flight, Earl lar in the visitors' ------Army • style lise of snake bite treatment. The - I ment store where she held the two Anderson was the consolation. mess hall. There Will Be FREE Door Prizes new members boys pitched their own It'll Be 1------tents, 1 winner. CEMETERY CLEANING The on a Entertaining)' of Home Service U. S. put I position Engineers made their beds, and prepared In the Third Flight, Arnold feated Sam Brown, (ormerly AT FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST real demonstration Director. Some olher quail flea· Gerald Groover, president of ditch-digging their own meals from Friday Rose the consolation win· of Statesboro, to win the Fifth ON APRIL 25 for the which them the Statesboro this \V�s . boys gave I afternoon Hons which make her Rotary Club, There through Sunday din­ I especially ncr. Flight. will be a cemetery a lot of ideas to use back horne. week announced that Bobbie ner. services were were Religious 1 well·suited to meet the needs of A. M. deleated The Sixth finalists at the _ Seligman Flight cleaning Bap- 1 Smith 01 E A. Smith Grain Friendship held .• all Statesboro W. T. tist Sunday morning by the her nrc: Datu� Akins, both 01 States- golfers. Church on Saturday morn- job Company, and Donald Mc­ Rev. Seckinger, pastor of the boro, 2 and I, to win the Clark defeated Remer Brady ing, April 25th, beginning at Dougald of Radio Station Methodi�t Church, and Rev. FREE PRIZE I A native Southerner, born and Fourth Flight. to win the flight and Tiny Hill 7 o'clock. All members and their R GRAND were WWNS, installed as mem· Club Cochrun, pastor of the Metter I I. R. Dove of Savannah de· was the consolation winner. families are to be present. reared in urged otary' Chatsworth, GeorgilJ, bers of the Statesboro Club on Presbyterian church. where she attended grade and Monday, April 13. Accompanying Troop 332 This high school, attended GSCW at sets GTC were Scoutmaster Ed Cone and I The two new Rotarians were Frigidaire up Assistant Scoutmaster 1 G cor i Henry Milledgeville, g a, two inducted into the club in Drama Festival at S.R.S. special McCormick. District Field Repre­ and is a Spring years, graduate of the ceremonies by Dr. John Mooney. sentative Bill Ray was in charge Dr. new Uiliversity of with a Mooney briefed the of the Georgia scholarship Camporee. A group of I members in the aims and ob­ DeLuxe Mod,I·RD·7!·59 1 new 8. S. degree in Home Economics. Eagle Scouts supervised the W;th Shee' of scheduled for three 5-7 Gerald Groover, president of Supe, ���� jectives Rotary. activities and 3!:!N��n checked the abili. days lhe May Statesboro Club I of her col· Rotary leel like a in kitchen Upon completion ties You'll queen your Look YOU DO IS REGISTER AT Total of the of the scouts participating. Styling_ ALL membership school and drama career announced this week that the lege career Mrs. O'Connell Mrs. Bernard Morris of the speech appearance she will be seen as Here's cooking Without slaving because the right oven I Statesboro Rotary Club is now Board of directors have Statesboro School in her freshman when she the star Rotary 'I THE SCHOOL. home economics High speech year of "The Boor," for No more down·on·knees taught in the 83. set PRIMITIVE BAPTIST pulls out wlpe·easy cleaning. department this 'week announced played in the Region 2A play, Russian farce. up a scholarship for a hall I D,lton .. .. School for BROTHERHOOD TO HEAR scrubbmg. Cleaning time IS cut In "'_"""""'�'����--�, ..... -- �- (Ga.) High ------tthat the Drama Festival "Twentieth Century Lullaby." In Bulloch County boy or girl to I Spring Miss Ellis came into her own . DR. S. T. HA8EL OF one year after which she be· will be at the Statesboro her she was attend Teachers Col· GTC held sophomore year III h' h Georgia I PRESBYTERIAN MORNING 'g school drama in her MAX LOCKWOOD, lefl superindent of the Statesboro Recrea- featured in lege. 1 came connected with the Geor· High School Tuesday, Wednes­ "High Window." In C. it of junior year when she ap' tion is all smiles tiS he receives a check from George Hagin, president "Extras" - to Clean SERVICE HOUR IS CHANGED Department, Cooking Joy You will see FRIGIDAIRE'S Free Oven You will see FRIGIDAIRE'S Easiest Power day and Thursday, May 5, 6, her junior year she was a mem­ the gia Company with \vhom EFFECTIVE MAY 3 peared in "Sunday Costs Five The will cover Commander White of the Dexter Allen Post 90 of the Statesboro Primitive Baptist broil I Splatter. ber 01 the cost of and scholarship Ralph • Oouble ovens I Bake while you and 7. "Infanta," she was Pesos" and for the she matriculation /] BrotherhOOd, announced this associated for ten years, part fees for student American The check for is the annual amount ear. • Cook·Master cooks whole a of the famous Paul Legion. $600 Automatic - the festival number Green Sheer Look in Washers, The Rev. Miles During play, was week that Dr. T. ,utomatlcally. and will see the new FRIGIDAIRE Styling Dryers, I to the Wood, pastor awarded the tille of "Best from the upper 25 cent of S. Habel 01 per meals Ranges you rising posllion of Home one·act will be "No Count with the lead­ marked Post 90 to support the teams in �he recreation pro· surface unlls. I of the Statesboro Pres­ of plays pre­ Boy," by First Qr Teachers • E'$Y'cleanlna 11I1·up, stay'up hinged Supporting Actress" in the his het class who wishes to Georgia t;:ollege, will Service of the Maeon role. She also in the local The Dexter Allen Post bowls for eas� cleanlna· Supervisor announced this sented. ing appeared gram sponsored by legionnAires. be the • Removable porcelain drip and other byterian Cilurch, Region play contest. She op- become a teacher and will attend guest speaker at the drawer with Ucework Slylina. Refrigerators cppliances. Division. Featured in one of the plays the Region 2A play, "Riders to three teams in the and the • Roomy storaa! week thal the hours 01 Sunday peared in several other Teachers The sponsors program department Brotherhood's meeting Tuesday Broiler. parts Georgia College. • R.di.nl Wall Spatter·free I will be the Sea." her senior Optlon.1 Cynthia Johnston, daugh­ During estimates a cost of $200 team season. Mr. Lockwood ex­ I morning worship have been for chapel programs. It was in scholarship is designed to make per per evening, April 28, at 8 o'clock ter of Mr. and Mrs. George M. year she appeared In "Shoe· SPONSORED BY: changed and will become effec­ her senior year that she won it possible for pressed grateful appreciation to the post in n special report to the in the church annex. Sue prospective tive on Johnston, and Ellis, daugh­ m�ker's Wife." She also Sunday, May 3. ap­ the part of Blondie in "Sol- teachers who might not other- Legion on Thursday night, April t6 at the Post Home on South Supper will be served and ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Louis peared in "Red Velvet Coat" music dedera," the state contest win- wise be able to attend 301. This is an investment of about $6 used over a five­ for the meeting will be Ellis. Miss Johnston and Miss college. per boy Beginning May 3, Sunday and was awarded the best sup­ her under the direction o( J. Rufus ning play. She will make month perioo, he pointed out, Or slightly more than one dollar COMPANY School will be 'at 9:40 "nd the Ellis are seniors and will be por.ting actress for her part. She Students make AKINS' APPLIANCE final appearance in "The Boor" . may applica· Anderson, accomplaned by Mrs. each for each ,,'We feel like that this is morning worship service will making their final appearances was also a member of the cast tlOn for the thirty days participant. as "Cousin Lucy." Her major scholarship through Henry Waters. at II o'clock. in a at the Statesboro in the the an excellent return on the investment for the post," he said. COUNTY Phone 4-2215 begin play High state·winning of their All members are YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER AND BULLOCH play, role this spring was the part of prinCipal high urged to Street FOR STATESBORO The hour of the serv· School. Lockwood is chairman ror Post 90 and is also chairman West Main evening "Soldedera" in which she played schools. All applications must be sports attend this meeting to h.ar Dr. ice will continue unthanged. Miss Johnston began her high the part of Maria. In her final continued on page 12 in before 1959. of the First District American Legion .Junior Baseball Committee. ALL FOODS USED DURING THE SCHOOL COURTESY OF WINN·DIXIE STORE, BILL ROLAND, MANAGER May 10, Habel. Editorials TODAY'S FARMER Brooklet News Denmark News The Bulloch Herald - 3 Editor's tux rates Pagc The Wlth and wage high, 'The Luckless A fi ne tourney rUllners need to give speclnl nt­ Statcsboi 0, GeO! gia, ThurscJay, April 23, 1959 Legion' Brooklet tcntlon to tax mnnngcmcnt nnd School and H. D. Club meets efflclcnt use of Iurm Extenslon crnment programs Is a "must," other things Statesboro Elementary Denmark lnbor, Agrlcultural An estimated 900,000 young Among usc munngemcnt specialists rOI the point out EffectIve ofservlce'lgov- they add Its In the Chair come of IS pi opel' place men and women will nssummg Uneasy 1959 If minds of s III thc south­ SEBH to have schedule Mrs. W. W. driving age during lhey golfe: busy at home of Jones easter n section of Geoi all become drivers and follow tho gra, When the captain of "The that period adds to Its rich By Mrs. John A Robertson By Mrs. H. H. ZettCIOWCI' of today's young The seventh annual South­ Wanderer," the last ship to history tragic path of what has direct from Africa Regardless gone of them will be eastern Golf Tournament held at brlng slaves Students, members of Ihe cock and Mr and Mrs Durell Home Demon- Mr and motorists, 243,OQO before 10 the of the The Denmark Mrs Thomas waters landed hIS history and of the to the United States, faculty, patrons ele- Donaldson and son, lee, of Sa­ stratton Club met Wednesday of involved III a accid nt the FOI est Heights Country Club Island, the owners and manage­ tatcsborn and Mrs Lorello balance! highway on Island better school and human cargo Jekyll of the Cloister on Sea mentary Southeast vannah were of at the home Riner of the motel which bears manager guests Sunday Mental Health Week afternoon, April 15, nnd children of Savannah at kills someone. last drew of the he could not ment Bulloch School will til Sunday eighty In November 1858, Island for years before he High have Mr and Mrs John Woodcock Mrs W W Jones Mrs name of that "The of with spent Sunday with Mr and MIS the ship, R full - finest The know that one hundred years moved over to A schedule II om now until Mrs J H Hmton attended the 26 2 section's golfers entry as Jekyll Ro­ April May Arthur Bunce as co-hostess R L Robells Of course this will not happen Wanderer" visualize Jekyll time later the name of his ship tartan of the the for summer Home Economics meet­ to be Iimited to that num­ beach Brunswick Rotary holidays Georgia - list had one of the the Mr because all WIll not b would one of the Iinest being great acttvmes ..11 e In the The rooms In which guests and Mrs C C DeLoach 900,000 ldentlfy Club he practices the Ideals In­ Mony ing In Atlanta lost Friday and the tourna­ In the United decorated with nnd MI ber for 111 years before beach resort motels on the At­ playgrounds to take at each assembled were and MIS De­ come licensed drive: s this year Wiled In him by his ex­ making" place Saturday .ItIl1IllY States Rotary of colors on Loach ment aUI acted more than lantic coast school auditorium Miss Annette of arrangements postel spent Sunday as guests of this IS because so golfers penences Brantley FRED WALLACE and other Perhaps many Nowhere on the east or west stock, snapdragon, Iris Mr and Mrs Walter a Wrightsville. and MISS Mac Royals could be handled III one-day Nor could William Horton, C G Wilcox, public relations At the school COMPLETES U. S. MARINE fearful have read the have we seen such a fine elementary sprtng flowers parents grtm coast Ricketson of Douglas, senior at Misses Amelia wnters and who built a two- home of director for the Seaside Invest. nudltorium the members of the tournament story beach More than rune miles of TRAINING IN N. C. es of what's to GSCW, are Mrs Bunce the devo­ Janie and figu: happening construction In 1736, ment Company, which owns the PTA entertained the Bulloch Milledgeville, doing gave Delores Willinms PONT ZIG ZAG FROM tabby beautiful white the beach their Lewis The course here IS be­ said, apprentice teaching In tional Mrs J M pre­ spent Insl liS these ill Ivers under 25 golf know that 222 years later In Wanderer, breathes and live Council of PTA's Mrs Manne Pvt Fred A Wallace Saturday night young SIDE TO SIDE IS uncluttered County meet­ by honky-tonk Island homemaking at Southeast Bul­ sided over the bustness guests of Bobble Roborts of coming known as one of the finest 1958, a wide hard surfaced road Jekyll W D lee, assisted by Ihe Jr, SOil of Mr and Mrs Fred years age. commercialism The state Wisely loch High School. under the after which the dress review would run home on which A Wallace of Ga. ing, A courses In the section and as one by his the sale of beer And If you should meet faculty members of Ihe etc Collegeboro, group Irom Harvllle Bap­ prohibits wine, supervision of Mrs J H Hinton was held With Mrs J M Lewis, In ItS new safety powered machines would Wade. the mentary school, Will present two graduated Aprtl 13 from an 111- tist Church nttended Youth highway to chal­ high and on the Island It has Evelyn housekeeper 111e Will Mrs A G of the "tough courses" liquor young ladles complete four-week tram­ Mrs A J Trapnell. "The Luckless transport thousands of people and talk to her operettas, the some evening, 111 tensive Infantry Night of Associntion booklet, Legion," provided thousands of picruc long enough their work here 15 Mrs Carl Rocker, Mrs Ogeechee the best May course at Rocker. lenge of golfers from all over the world you'll find that you and she have the near future mg Camp Lejeune, at Statesboro Ftrst Travelers Insur ance Com­ Week's tables in scores of locations all Wilbur Fordham. and Mrs Baptist The This N C Church are mutual friends over the state of last The committee handling the And how were the members around the Island There us wmners Saturday night I that 1958 At Southeast Bulloch High GARDEN CLUB MEETS Southwell parues eport during and of fine Georgia this marines Mr the thanks of the Island Club, includ­ miles miles high­ School a The During period and Mrs P B Brannen tour nament deserves Jekyll Beauty Revue was hcld members of the Garden The hostesses served a float these drivers under age 25, who John Free bath houses line the You can see we're a convert 111 the field and of mg William G Rockefeller, ways III the new Club met primartly Statesboro the week- the 111 our recently gymna- Tuesday afternoon at With lime sherbert and cake spent of golfers community We VISited the Island ta e 111 marches make less than 14 pel' cent of P Morgan, George F Baker, beach A concrete walkway right after tcnum when the home of IIV: part blvouach, end here at the Old Simmons up Meditation MISS Judy NeSmith MISS Frances Lee, and roasted nuts for the smooth manner III which Edwin aVnder­ stretches thousands of yards Georgia acquired It 10 1947 It's and muscle building exercises Homestead all licensed drivers, wer e involved Gould, Goodyear, was chosen the "Beauty Queen With Mrs Rupert Clarke co- and had ns guests PIerre Lorillard and the beachfront not the same Mrs Davis home demonstra- Mr and Mrs the tournament went off. It was bilt, many along of 1959" hostess MIS J H Hinton pre- This trairung, followed by two Tommy Simmons in 27 cent of the fatal high­ LAWRENCE E. HOUSTON millionaires It's the pel' other milllonnnires, to know The homes of the something wonderful now scnted the non agent, met With group and children, Mrs M I a credit to Statesboro program, 'Improve weeks leave, completes the baSIC Penning- accidents and 20 cent of that when sold It to the still stand to the ele­ If you're Itching to off for The members of thc FHA and ton nnd way pel they proclaim • get ment of Horne Grounds" At the Marine Gradu children and Mr and of God's work Corps trutnmg mE UPPER ROOM Ihe advancement State of In that the Island Club a weekend you can't beat FF'A under the of Mrs the non-fatal CI ashes that Georgia 1947, gance..Jlf Jekyll Jekyll leadership of the the ntes arc then to Clyde Knight. of Savunnuh, per­ see-wc do need each other meeung assigned SEWING CLUB You twelve later In 1959 It A museum the ed­ Island And you'll be to MIS J H Hinton, John F and Dent of In our most of us years bridges right �Iose sel ved damty refresh schools or a per- SlIlllllons Galleton maImed someone for hfe. Wondedul attraction present day cases It has been the speCialist haps In many one the state wardian Era With the home at the Wanderer But Spence and J P enter- Club Tenn and know little about an would be of finest present you Foldes, mOes��:ses manent The Denmark Sewmg Robct t SlIlllllons very upper lack of that has duty assignment fellowsh,p areas In the nation tlme- better wrIte Mr Sam Wells for tamed 111 the fMeterla with a Will meet at the �ome of Mrs LuAnn I It does not take a mathema­ room In the fIrst most all recreation I------�----:--__::...... :.:....:.:...-- rapncll spent Fllduy who blew thell' place, name after name to be Those tops caused And "The Wanderer" motel, reservations a week or ten Father.Son" E L at the wlIh our homes are on a days "Mother-Daughtel, McDonald regular !light Snndr.1 McDonald tician to conclude that thell' record today the InactIve roll of a And did MelVIn Thompson as of placed on WIth Its 100 Units and or more In advance, If ex Russell Deloach when, governor Georgia and we have present you Banquet Mr ground level, agam, IS 10 the church that who promoted the purchase of and Mrs \II \II lones was tWIce as bad as thell' num­ church It scores more under construction, peet to rooms You'll be Melvlll c has e d from our lives the im­ get Southeast Bulloch FFA and �lsm�O�r,I��t�;S Thompson, pur dropped hes heaViest to the Island while he was Last a VISited relatives 111 Savannah the responsibility IS resort motel glad you dId Friday nIght "Vanety High wall ant. a set Georgia's largest bers would portance of place aside dream of the tre­ Show" was III the Jekyll Island from the Jekyll encourage Christian fellowshIp governor, Sam of the And sort of an aSIde presented SatUiday for enrichment Wells, manager If BIRTHDAY PARTY spIritual In the those mendous future of the Island' gynmatonum, With Mrs Ray Where does the Island Club back III 1947 for upper room, Wanderer, spills over With en­ you got a couple of bucks on Ihe responsibIlity One cannot read the New chairman The FHA honors fathers and mothers Jr enter­ Chnstl8ns With a common mmd loose can Trapnell general Mrs J T Crcasey for thiS condItIOn? must marvel at the Except for the sorry period thUSIasm for Jekyll, when you you buy a share of rest shockmg $650,000, today Testament, espeCIally gospel fmd the "tIe that membcrs of the senior class Will tained afternoon, April NOTICE and purpose when the Island became en­ at the desk He knocks stock and own a part of I he Saturday Without regIster . Wheels are five inches farther This widens the With the the for the accounts, recognizing soon their semor The Future Farmers of Amen­ JUl1lor Degree Ann e t t e With a apart. Is It schools, parents, Mr Thompson's feeling binds" sure Wanderer and other present play, 13, at her home party, of the tangled 10 state pollllcs the story himself out to make you properties ThiS IS 10 the something Importance With Mrs Hamp Smith director cn and Future Homemakels Mitchell, Anllle Laura Moxley, her Susanne, noufy public traffic or these future of that Millionaire's of Island IS one to are "to home" while there Sam held the SeaSIde Investment honorlllg daughter, not the authontles, young play­ which Jesus on the IT IS IN the room that Jekyll by of Bulloch that Ihe Bulloch Counly Boord stance, car, gives you road-hugging stability, placed upper Chapters Soulheast Nancy Parrish, Patsy Pass, Char­ on her seventh birthday, With fascmate all and even IS an "Island" man, been Co Write Mr Wells men and women themselves? of the Time we the of the Georgians, havmg Mrs W D Lee Will present of Educllllon has Its ground mmlstry qUIet place find suggestIOn HIgh School held their f,rst lotte Pye, Janelle Rushing. Mary the members of the fIrst grade changed less lean and sway. Only Pontiac has Wide-Track Wheels! and time we "He the h r 1St I a n her musIc III three re­ u reguldT date flOI11 first again read, prinCiple of C pupils ann a I Father Son, Mother Dean Sikes, Janet Stalcup, Pen· of NeVils School and a few mcetmg feel It IS a combmation of For Island IS one of We today Jekyll went out before Into the As our Citals Tuesday at 730 a clock day growth bodies develop Daughter Banquet Tuesday mght ny Sue Trapnell, Delores WIl­ other III tic fnends being 10- evcnmc AllJ lIonll':ED PON {'lAC DeAL Ell all these More schools the most beautiful beach resorts mountain to The 111 to 800 of each month, to the first SEE youn LOCAL thlllgs pray" upper response phYSical food. Of course the hIghlight of Ihe at p m 10 the hIgh school liams vlted guests on the eastel'll coastline room, where he atc hiS last meal so do our souls In re­ at SEBH Will be the cafetcrla Two hundred Wednesday l110rnlllg 3t 10 must In­ Havll1g develop year grHdua­ twenty­ The followmg awards were provide dilver-tmmmg Outdoor were played, o'clock of cach month With hiS diSCiples and left to sponse to splfltual food All too It tlOn exercises directed W E five games by mothers, fathers, guests, made to the FFA PONTIAC INC. mOl e ents I ecovered flOm the sorry lottie ALTMAN COMPANYI strutclOn, many pal pOI'lod the sacrament of the reallze the necessI­ superVIsed by Mrs Futch, postcrlty few persons Gear and the senior sponsors FFA and FHA members were Ii P Bul- when state wcr e mis­ JunIor Farmer Degree John after whIch the decorated WOMACI(, Supt, face to thiS that Lord's the of Christian For pretty, - must up problem politrclans Supper, symbolizes ty growth Mrs James E McCall nnd Mrs present loch Schools 37 North Main St. Statesboro, Ga. Thomas Hodges, Wmston Ander- cake and other refreshments County could cost the life of thell cllll­ uSing the wondel' Island It now mllllstry of the qUiet place many the lImtmg With an Seems Hnmp Smith The dates for Each most FFA·FHA Here, off the stl eets, away from esttlbllshed church IS the end of these actiVIties and the year omlses to be the JlIllIor- Jessie dl en, tI afflc courts must pi year-Iound the chapters have my Cannady, Frawley, present "get crowds, detached from the the CllIlstmn adventure They senIOr receptIOn Will be on- banquets hononng for' all and their fathers and mothers and �RI������Jlm��ed����ri�i��iiiiiiiii�ijiiiii�iiiiiiii�iiiiiiiiiiiiiii�Lorry 1 hampson, Buddy Ander ...... and most Impol tant, the playglOund Georgians nOise and disturbances of the feel can relax and Sit back, ... nounced soon toughel" they to Me Julian Deal, WhItaker the master attended to thiS Vital others who have contrIbuted son, Nelly Scott, Mr and Mrs James young dt'lvers must realize that a source of delight to tOUllstS who busy clly, gathered havmg DIU lockwood much III Henry Beasley, Ernest Beasley. wllh Mr and Mrs and thc mcn who were to carry matter effort, time and money spent Sunday Will sb'lke as a I esult of use U S 17 Mr and Mrs Sum­ .JackIe Deloach, b'agedy on after Him Raymond these clubs 111 Douglas Floyd, Reginald Waters HIS work CHARITY IS a word whIch supreme love of God, and Ulll­ Yes, we are Willing to share helpmg carrymg SIMON PETER found It merhn of Swainsboro VISited Kenneth Harvel, Jack Lowe, actions behmd the seems to SImple our our out their programs of work thoughtless The state be Wisely I've never particularly liked versa I good WIll to men" What goods and wealth but Mr and Mrs L E DaVIS and OUR PROTESTANT churches to beheve that Jesus was the Mrs J N Shearouse last Sun­ Gene Parrish, Hubert Terrell, when of wheel the Island and all There have been times when, In mdeed could be a better ex­ It comes to the glvmg sons of Port Wentworth and Mr admll1lstermg have the world With looked·for Messl8h But he day Ronald Starling, preSident of Winston Hagan, DenniS Nelson, Impressed long Christian's life Our our our my interpretation of It, I had pression of the talents, love, per· the and Mrs Robert Deloaoh and ItS faclhtles PlOVISlons their boundless energy and or- found It exceedingly difficult to Southeast Bulloch High Jimmy Rushing and JImmy WII- Already limes the of one's sonal attention to those m were the feelmg that many than the shanng goods need, School FF'A and daughter of Statesboro gamzotlonal genius But what adjust hiS life to the command BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT chapter state hams have been made for the was With another? there are not of us "ho Mr and famIly reclplCnt of charitable help and talents many of the Assocla- Sunday dmner guests of The Jeweled Pin has been our ImpreSSIOn for a Ing prinCiples of Jesus' message reporter GeorglO Green Hand Wendell There have been can fmd the time Mr and Mrs Roy Worthln�­ Degrees Mrs Other VISItors More faClhtles not deserVing tlOn of FF was for OtiS Ansley guests one-day moment of meditation or the As Dr E H Prudent has said CHARITY then could be the A, speaker TUrner CalVin Shuman Dean times to I wonder to ton of Atlanta announce the the afternoon were Mr son of when, me, chanty Sometrmes If give the Future Farmers of Amenca durmg Jimmy Hodges, Mr and have been prOVIded for the over­ period of prayer? We I Peter had no difficulty accept­ Wlttt others all of our Terry Ansley, 'Gilbert have;. meant the bum on the sharmg charitable bIrth of a son. Apnl 14. at the Henley', and Mrs HD Fordham and ourselves to such a the of but glvlllg through orgalllzed Mrs Ell of and weekend and vacation geared Ing person Christ, possesSIOns and our talents Per­ At­ Groover, John B Lamer, BIlly Hodges Statesboro, IlIght streets 50 cents for some food IS to the GeorgIa Bapllst HospItal, Ginny lee. preSIdent of the children of Savannah breath ac- he had a world of trouble groups enough satisfy takmg tempo that, adopt­ haps then there are those who who has bcen named McCoy, Joseph Futch, James has been awarded the Jeweled Pill VISltOl s and I to need we feel inSide to share lanta, Southeast Bulloch FHA, Intro- last Highways byways to one "God the of Chnst" Like Not too long ago began Mrs Jame Akms spent cording InJnlster, 109 program could benefit from our charitable William and WIll be called Litton, Paul Shuman, Jimmy I wonder If we won 1 Roy. duced the guest speaker of the Savannah Awal d, the honor' that have been for the best has to bless us on the run" too of us have have the feeling that perhaps perhaps J p week With relatives In highest planned Peter, many who do not necessarily Bill before her Mrs Byrd, Jerry McCorkle, the gifts have to do more than thiS If we marnage evenlllg, Carole Jean Collins, a Waldo leWIS The the New hailed Jesus as the I lust didn't understand Edward Mr and Mrs the YMCA can confer a vIew of the island Entertamment Upper Room_of bOIsterously have 3 need for any of the was MISS Holland, RIgdon. Ralph upon are ever to feel the warmth for Worthmgton Betty student at Manlln Pillman HIgh at Testament the need we have meaning of the word and while and family VISited relatives symbolizes SaVior, yet neglected material of life but of Brooklet Simmons, Thomas Futch, Don It IS not con fen ed faCilitIes are blessmgs which we are when we Upchurch School Carole Jean IS state young person belllg plovlded to In I've wanted to be a part lookmg StIlson for Christian fellowship Any participate those splfltual always who need an of Hughes, Collie Collins, Denver Sunday love, expressIOn chairman of degrees 111 the It the exerCises which of those In need I had gIve J M LeWIS hghtly exemplifies highest The future of Geol ocean­ lhlnklng Christian Will agree produce Chrls­ helping m Ume Raymond Waters, Dell Mr and Mrs gla's good neIghborliness, help Georgia ASSOCiation of Future Ward, of believers tl8n WIthout we not to the gIVing of the IS more than Joe and -With a dill- Cht'lstlan of the that the fellowshIp growlh It, oblected of SIckness and or who Surely charity Mr and Mrs Jones Beasley entertamed Sunday purposes youth SIde recreation center IS assured to the word tragedy Homemakers She gave an IDter IS of the utmost to Wither and dlel help but SImply glvmg of our wealth to those \I) children of Bluffton S C ner at their horne, III celebration Importance need gUidance In times of weak­ spent the Degrees M P organIzatIOns sponsored the as pretatlOn of degree program Honorary by as long Its management con­ Itself Charity need To be of value to us It last weekend With Mr and Mrs of thClr son, Butlcr Lewis, who ness and despair III the Future Homemaker or Martm Ir, J H Wyatt, W E and the YMCA, mcludmg the HI-Y and tlllues III the dlrectlOll It IS now I must carry With It love C S Jones has returned home from FINALLY I deCided to take In these modern times, and galllzatlOn, and encouraged each Gear, Raymond G Hodges, Ed- for those 111 need Parrish of Portal U S Trl-HI-Y Clubs modern for I don't know understandmg Mrs Edgar Will L F Service, havmg complctcd movlI1g And we commend the a minute out, to study Mr say member to grow by earnlllg Wynn, CRozier, Charily IS a two-edged sword and her httle of SIX months trulIllllg at Ft Webster's work and to try to how else to express It, we are granddaughter these Lester Waters, Lillton McElveen Island State Pal k Au­ from us those M degrees Young Hodges' II1terest ahd con­ Jekyll of our cuttmg away Jesup VISited Mrs J Herman Talmadge select for myself a better under qUite Willing to give FFA Awards, 1959 Wmston the fme 111 which cords which would bmd Ihe Shearouse Thursday other than the :e��dM�lssLo�\�11s T�osser cem for' the welfal e of all youth thOllty upon way standmg of the word This I did money and of our matenal Guests, Hagan, key and certificate for ���;ea:� From and which can so and elh Call lOS and c I ren Reports to those mshtutlOns or greed lust Mr and Mrs Jack Bryan mothers and fathers were Mr Maryb �'Id III hiS hIS the park IS now bemg operated and my feeling IS that those few blessmgs 100 bushel-corn club WIth 112 commulllty, gUIdance eaSily bmd our hearts If we but children of Savannah VISIted and Mrs \V E Mr and Mr and Mrs Jack DaVIS and moments have been a persons which convmce us that Gear, bushels made and the award for It IS fast one of the blessmg and In pel becomlllg permit It and at the same tll11e Mr and Mrs T R last Mrs Lester Mr and family of Swainsboro, and Mr leadershIp formmg slg­ to me To make a short they are m need In fact It IS Bryan Waters, cotton Washington - story slash the brush and highest Ylcld and Mrs Edwin LeWIS and chI I IlIflcant service 111 hIS school and fInest of fme attractions to raise for away Thursday Mrs J H Mr and Mrs GeOl'gla's shorter, I don't dislike the word qUIte easy money Wyatt. Scott-Livestock award brambles which can choke W H left NCily dren thiS or that or­ away Mrs Upchurch F CRozier, Mr 3nd Mrs community entitles him to for' ItS own people and ItS any more Actually m my thmk­ organization fully the hfe of those who have no for Atlanta to spend linton Mr and Mrs Ronald Starling-Star Chapter Mr and Mrs Fal rlS now the word has become gamzatlOn which has as Its pur­ Sunday McElveen. Ansley the esen vIsitors THE REAL REASON fOI the a firm stand can the Russmns Ing honol repl ted the help 111 their despair sevel al With Mr and Mrs Edwlll L Mrs J B Farmer had as dinner the by a of III pose the care of the poor and days Wynn, Sunday guests, Russum over West be from a thmg pleasure my usmg agitation discouraged pUIsumg Mr and Mrs M P 1 Rev and Mrs Inman GClrald Jeweled Pm. It needy Roy Worthmgton Spence, Larry hompson-Swlllc PrQ BClIIIl IS that It stands as a course of bluff and bluster which mERE CAN be no subSll Mrs T R Bryan spent last Martin, Mr and Mrs Raymond ductlOn Award and family of Pulaski our our mOllumental example of the could the world II1tO a Of course Mr Webster gives I we tute for love and for We commend thIS young man A check plunge DOUBT seriously that Friday and Saturday In Atlanta Hodges, Mr and Mrs Arnold spot convel different to the With those 111 Soviet failure to t the catastrophiC conflict through many meanings benefit ourselves With of personal contact mode a i------for the on which he stands gifts John C Cromley Parrish, Mr and Mrs Lehman thmgs Gelman to COmIl1UJ11SIll unforseen or ullmtented word There are no less than need whether that need be for Recently the Georgl3 State Pa­ people some Ihls type Of course the money busmess triP to GnfflIl and At- Akms, MISS Annette Brantley, and fOI the I have seven different each food or shelter or for the kind ecogllltlOn they W Ill· blunder Furthermore It empha­ deflllltlOns, that we IS used to good fld­ trol made an unannounced Eugene Castle-author, give lanta thiS week MISS Mae Ricketson, MISS Mar- spot of weak­ a translatIOn of the word from a friend when we are brought hIm dustrmhst and world traveler­ sizes the grave danger havlllg vantage and there are many who Mr and Mrs H G Parrish celie Olliff and MISS AkinS tJ'afflc check on U S 80, one mIle our hand of the word as It affects lost m lack of faIth put tbe Situation III ItS true enmg by makmg any meanlllg would suffer If we f8lled to give and Mr and Mrs Franklin Lee our The Future Hom e m a k e r 0 further red u c t Ion s m the different phases of culture 1 IS what IS east of Statesbor perspective In a recent magazlile wonder though If thiS What CharIty' Supreme and daughters, Karen Sharon of Amenca's I Will awards were made by Mary It'll he hm tile check article III which he wrote 'Ber strength ground The deflllltion have selected God had m mmd when he placed love of God, ulllversal good and Behnd3, spent Sunday III Durmg period they Kent Gillenwater, chairman of lin IS an enclave of Western forces for my own IS thiS one "In a 111 our heart the deSire to share to me Woodbllle With Mr and Mrs 961 vehICles the at South- stopped It IIlcludes our fortune With others How would define It? Degree Program If you ar e the father of a son Ideas and demonstrated cco theological sense, good you Leonard Hannaford STANDING how­ east Bulloch School And of thIS number the ill Ivel S nomic thrust 100 IN FIRM, S a HIgh in of fll st supenorlty Mrs C Cromley spent any the seven grades the Ullited States and ItS JenkinS entertained of 31 were arrested for VIOlatIOn rnlles IIlslde the Iron Curtam ever, few days thiS week 111 Atlanta Shirley must be careful to of school and he IS not yet urea It belles all the Allies not With Mrs Glenn the guests With ImpersonatIOns of some tI afflC law propaganda Harper with beneficial themselves mto a comer of several well known enter­ Tilt·A· Bed is the first home unit sleep angle fourteen years of age and If you by which CommullIsm hoped to get Mrs Kermit Clifton enter- FOUl teen weI e from which It would be tamers found to be Will the German people Impos­ tamed the members of the Sct WIth Tllt-A-Bed action that WIll bring are addIcted to the t of flsh­ Thrn the I's Now.. after years man has discovered a '59 Sleep spor Sible to to diS­ of FFA mem- 7,000 Without a dllvel 's Moscow knows that It partiCipate any Canasta Club at her home Wed- Jimmy Williams. dllVlI1g hcense uneaSily an that this new to home then be SUI e see for the of world new on sleep for the home angle angle your mg, you that must put out thiS Westel n cussions easmg ber, gave the welcome to the "nngle" Twelve wele WIth Im­ light nesday night m and see the Sct with . Come Sleep dllvlng tensIOns which the RUSSians are and Mrs J will the hnblls of centunes make all old­ Sertapedlc-'59 your son entel s the III the heart of East Germany -. Mrs Zada Brannen and MISS gucsts Harry Lee, change Flshmg .. . kind of or no FIve weI e to enter With demon· Tlit-A-Bed aebon. the most revolutionary pI Opel tag tag 01 pOSSibly fisk the loss of lis Willing Brannen of Savannah were chapter mother of the FHA gave fashioned mattresses and beds obsolete. Rodeo sponsor ed the States­ Ruby It httle by strated good faith While we Mrs the response ft useful efTecls equIpment existrng You can own for found to have been vlOlatmg other whole German poSition" guests Sunday of Mr and I Doctors have long recommended the sleep bor 0 Recl eatlon our On the " Department and must keel> guard up russell S Brannen The followmg awards were Scrta the more than the cost of an ordmary mattress and box I ements of the tI afflc law vIrgInIa Hoke of sleeping at an angle And now, presenls Cq1IU one hand, It IS equally Important made to FHA Robbllls Packll1g Company on Mr and Mrs Walter Hatcher spring unannounced IT IS THE other we al­ little at our If These spot checlls pollllcal Impllca· on the hand that We play n game the palOs arc those akm to If ex were recent Chapter Lillian Mor Saturday, Apl'll 25 dIspensed With, necessary, of Beaufort, S C Degree \1 tlons of the situation which keep thc door open for sm­ When we hcart or stones and N ns, Hattie Jane Hennetta I Will do a gl eat deal to keep ways hOllse every mornlllg attacks, kidney cept the food. clothmg guests of Mr and Mrs J Royal. MEDICAL make It WIth more cerc which offer the or what? THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ThiS IS a fraught po­ negotlOtlons up we exchange aches and Everything that has shelter from Ihe Sr and Mr and Mrs Royal, linda SmIth. linda _ JOURNAL OF good way to lilt! 0- motollsts on theu' toes It Will get (Speaklllg Rushmg _.. IN THE tential dangel to world peace of results 'What s new ever been I cad on attacks seems Of Ameha Wa t e r \ prospect slgntflcsnt and OIll11ents of Strickland, s, duct to If pams phYSIcal POlllt vIew) Lester Bland, � flShlllg your son, he dllvel s eXeI clse mOl e cal e than IIltelllallonnl cnslS help any In all that It does the United that hurts It'S my to lurk In the dark corners of ! heard later that I had Williams of Loretta Waters, Jamce Wilson, today"? Oh, course. MISS Jimmie Lou , IS not which has ansen sillce the already hooked tile t III the Illanner III must beal 111 rnlnd that "rheumatiCs m lower your mmd failed III commUlllcatlOns­ weekend and WllloUise by spor wluch they use States my left, my Savannah was the McCoy Tilt-A-Bed Action ... a new kind of modem mattress Korean \Var Now ... by the truly of surrender m are one cntlcs M inspired And It'll be fun if hIm as any degrce leg," Or "my lungs heavy of my said "Say, you of her mother, Mrs J , you Jom our hIghways HOURS lATER when Ihere guest \ C)1959.S,,'oAuotlolll, Inc \Vh,le It IS that Will cost thiS the were and an­ II Ihe a hardly likely Berlin country With 11Ighgollaguffllps"­ scrapmg bottom," Williams spectator We commend I ·Ttod.ll'lork the State Pat 01 It IS the mtentlOn had been release from the pRm of the Krem rernsllllllg f8lth which the Free and so on other suggested a "good round Sylvester Parrish IS Improvmg for the I sat him III See the front for fOI these 1111 to tOllch off a wat has III us \Ve cannot patient, by of War Exclusive page complete making spot checks and nucleat \Vorld calomel" followmg an operatIOn at An IT'S REAllY a lillie we a chan and chuckled to SERTAPEDIC-'59 way The which would clvlhzallon under Circumstances con­ my­ Savannah details that WIll contlllue destloy any nUT THE that! was ren Candler Hospital hope they have to makc fun of gettlllg self IDEA IS SLE EPER·m MATTR ESS over II, thel e nevellhelcss eXIsts Sider up \Vest Berhn on T Lamer and Mrs A "PE R FEeT glVlllg what I wasn't prnc­ Mrs Fred Service At a oldel and not feclmg very perky preachlllg very potent tlwl baSIS other than the positive of was aile Sr of States POSSibility any That d3Y, all days, services were m­ G C Coleman .. aboLlt thc cruel, cold tlClng My Premier Klushchev, 111 that the German facms I Mrs J N attempt· guarantee SImply could not have mIssed to boro VISIted Mr and want to have a talk WIth our home AU AT NO fXTRA wOlld at ledst, so early III the dispensable, accordlllg my buy, KING-LENGTH, FIRM OR EXTRA·FIRM". COST'} The Bulloch Herald Ing to counter the growlllg de. themselves, and not the from school 1 would Sr last Model OR ,= people certsmly thmkmg One friend quotcd Rush 109 Tuesday Laundry S s Ion and or their Will mOllllng Plus all these 'eatures - pre dissatisfactIOn Russl8ns puppets, have told beforchand There Jones of Savan­ Established March 26. 1937 Published Every Thursday you as on thiS sub· MISS Barbara loan speclahst Our conSIderate finanCing the somebody saymg of steel that among enslaved people of be left m full control But last week the Master of wns our on the weekend of • Sertallner construction-ribbons part program Ject Stick 111 a nah was the guest Patented Enst your fmgcr LEODEL COLEMAN Germany and the House wasn't The teacher be rc· C S Jones features a reasonable down dIStribute and give support. G C COLEMAN neIgh­ the hemg funny couldn't bucket of water and pull It out Mr and Mrs Bobby No-Friction plan payment weIght permanent satellites em bat ex­ Editor bOring might k when I noticed u different c1l1hlren of North Col­ • tuftiess constructlon-smooth-top luxury! placed-Ihe depended See what's on your fmger" Brooks GeorgIa SpeCial on some course 9 East Vme Street AdvertlslIlg of provocation on hiS face lie had on her TI1CI e were two 1111- a few fitted that covers - reinforced at seams! pression Yes, an expenence often lege. Dahlonega, spent budget· monthly payments • Smart, durable decorator-designed Director which would leave the \Vestern and had Shirt Statesboro. lust finished shaVing portant "check-ups" on tests teaches us that the world mOves last week With hiS parents, ventilation I Georgia days Ironing • Evenly spaced breathing vents-constant Allies with no alternative but breakfast Then he were Interest come In for There new umts to be well Without as Mr and Mrs L H Brooks steadIly reduce prinCIpal and along very us, ov(ufob/. WIth .nglft..,." Entered the Post Off,ce Second Class PaId at to meet force With force A hc was hurt­ (All .pee/olfy All thl. at Statesboro, Georgia Poslage Stalesborc, case bent over J knew mtroduced Nobody could reo It at Dinner last- Friday of did that day Without me guests w,th 111 would be a bO.lllprmg .ynchronlzed lupporl) ... under Atl of March 3, 1887 pomt blockade of place ME Mrs W lee McElveen By Unipress malch,nG for Georg Congress. Ing my school and WIthout the Mr and only _cit the post, box at lOme low co•• Berlin routes . Twin or full liz. Malthlno ,pring $7 950 supply Mrs by other party" at hiS post were Major and Larry ShIrts washed In nets­ THURSDAY, APRil 23, 1959 RUSSia's East German WEll., the neX! span of time TilE TiliNG that was so puppets lowder and Dr and Mrs Ralph Ironed by pressure alone. (No First Federal and Loan of to th' hos­ to me that the Such makes It es. was one g'lIlng amusing was KNOWING thIS personally and Savings 3bsolutely ElliS and, little son, Gner, of rubbing by hot Irons.) SUBSCRIPTION RATES senlUll that the West pital Thore rcully Isn't much wcek before 111 thiS column I anew, It IS stili nicer to go along remalll Camp La Jeune. N C They - such occusSlons hud tried to commullIcate In the State 1 Year $3 00, 2 Years $550 Out of State I Year $3 50, 2 Years $6 50 steadfast 3nd Ullited III Its de Ilmc to think on thiS every day m one's own hum­ were enroute to Daytona Beach, rcnrs I week and putting on miln, Johnson and Glenda Georgia lights, on the cost of plont HERMAN signs Mary Baseball fans [Ire invited to BULLOCH TRACTOR CO. more awaits Georgia farmers per pound NESSMITH, Agent home of Mr. and Mrs. Lilt MI' ,and Mrs. Franklin doors of school pede, Tifgreen Bermuda, Tiflawn (inclUding vaccines) mortality, fertiliz- Another Memorial Turn the shameful picture to the Rushing building. DeRI. Come by the Recreation Center who are willing to learn and nutrients. Low analysis Day-this Ga. common on wall. Statesboro, Allen all A crowd nnci little son, and Mr. South Walnut St. Ga. Bermuda, Bermuda, labor, depreciation housing are not the one 111 the yenr of the 150th Sunday, large RObin, ON THE SICK LIST on and Or Tues­ Statesboro, carry out the basic "know-how," ers always cheapest Mondays Friday Emerald and and taxes, inslirance, 1It.I::::1IIlIClISm_::::C=::IIIm_I::======_' lind Mrs. Eudeun Nesmith and Zoysia Carpet. equipment, In terms of cost of anniversary of the birth of Abrn- Can it be doubted that on this allended nnd al the noon hour and for a look says the Progressive Farmer in per pound Irene Miller of the days Thursdays Where there and interest on investment. lillIe were din­ Register Leefield News of FREE PARKING is fairly dense In ham Lincoln; savior of the the spirit of Lincoln SELL, BUY, RENT a bountiful dinner was spread daughter Sunduy at the stars of tomorrow, On Plenty its April article "Georgia Farm- plant nutrients. fact, high day weeps? Department. is The _ These costs should be ner or Mr, and Mrs. Tecil improving. 1---- shode, Zoysio, Carpet compared are Union: revered the Let nil who love their WITH A find everyone it very guesls and ers Shoot fo� $400 Million B1�egrass, analysis fertilizers generally throughout country enjoyed Iitlle Tuesdays Thursdoys the '- dRughter of Dorothy 1 usually do best. with that of buying storted world for his mourn with him. CLASSIFIED AD much, Nesmith. More," by W. A. Sutton, Ex- Ctll1t!l>ede cheoper in cost per pound of intellect, insight Hendrix of the Register Depart­ ��de hybnd Bermudas and com­ pullets. 1------'·------Leefield WMS tension Director University of plont nutrients. Mrs. DIan Anderson and ment was injured in an accident holds at man Bermuda require full sun Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Mobley meeting Georgia College' of Agriculture. children \ycre dinncr is a for best Of course, correct bolance and lillie Sunday recently, Dorothy taking growth; however, they son of Savannah of st���dc��i�:;eR��f����t��nun�� guests Mr. and Mrs. Cliff leave to be with her daughter. And at least $200 million of can be grown in light shade if Circular should be the main considera­ spent the weekend with Mrs. at tion a Page Waycross. Marie Smith of the Machine Mrs. Lee this increased income can come plenty of food and water is in selecting particular Cohen Lanier and MI', and Mrs. church; a4g4ge,nt"SftOarrtedExpteunlsleiOtsn." Pound for of Harry presides But no what fertilizer ratio. But because back in from a soil supplied, matter many Donald Martin. Mr. Shop is the hospital for sound fertility pro­ n·ltrogen and pound Mrs. V, J, Rowe ilnd soil further treutment. Pearl type grass is planted good soil soils have poor balance of Mr. and Lowery By Mrs. E. F. Tucker gram, Mrs. W. L. Huggins of BUYJNG FERTILIZER farmers would Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Price of of the Machine Shop has been preparation is necessary. fertility, Georgia Register llre visiting in Florida Sam Bulloch The Leefield WMS met at the Neville, County In recent years home In many go along way toward raising Register, Mr, and Mrs, Leonnrd this hospitalized, Bobby Belcher of Augusto, garden· buying fertilizer, week, in the article that to of church On afternoon of was visitor farmer, says ers with lawns of St. Augustine formers are losing money be­ their flet income by shifting Collins Puluskl were Sunday It is the wish of all at Rock­ Monday here Sunday after­ several he turned to beat ratio can't have of the dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Mr, nnd last week, with the president, noon, years ago had trouble with "Chinch cause they buy fertilizer on a fertilizers proper gucst.s Mrs. Solomon Hagan well that these will recover you fertilizer when he realized J. L. Rowe and and Mrs. Lee, Mr�, the Bugs." They suck the juices of cost per ton basis rather than for their soil. Sunduy after. children and .hHl1('"S have our Harry presiding. Hagan, quiCkly, They deep Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Edenfield need for more income, "Each noon all visited till of Cecil Joiner arranged the pro­ they Mr. and Savannuh, were Friday concern, and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••- from the Children, Patsy and Franklin time I increased the ...... Mrs. Leodel Smith nl Richmond night supper gucsts or Mr. and ... gram Royal Service, fertilizer,II . .. and Miss Frances McLeod of t a market increase in Hill. Mrs. J. E. got Hagan. BIRTHDAY were Mr. and Mrs. B. .1. Prosser, Swainsboro, yields and profits." Mr, and Mrs, Gene ... Gloria Peucock Sunday afternoon. Joyce and of Purchasing Mr, and Mrs, Harry Prosser and T)le key to the doorway of little daughlers of Pooler were NEVILS MYF GUESTS und Production celebrated her son, David, visited Billy Prosser Mrs. Harry Lee ottended the higher yields, says The Pro­ weekend of Mr. OF BROOKLET MY!' On 14, was guests olld Mrs. birthday April She in New Orleans, La" during the Statesboro District WMU Rally gressive Farmer, is in soil test­ Gold Kist G. A. Lewis ond Mr. and Mrs. ON SUNDAY NIGHT a when she was weekend, given surprise held at the First Baptist ing and applying the recom­ Supreme Gordon Lewis. presented with a coke Ted Tucker of GTC in Members of the Nevils MYF birthday spent the Church Statesboro last mended amounts of lime, mixed by Corolyn Mandies. weekend at home. E·2* were cook<:d Thursday. and Soil NEW fertilizer, LION Mr. and Mrs. Dixon of Cobb guests of the Brooklet MYF nitrogen. free in it Tho _ testing is Georgia, lawn were the weekend gllests Sunday night. two groups 1------did odds. of Mr, and Mrs, J. E. Hagan. choir practice for the on- SEED PEANUTS Ilunl quarterly conference to be I Little Gregory Futch spent held Sunday night. lit the low-cost last with his for Wednesdny grand. Brooklet. Melhodist Church. increasing crop yields-for nitrogen parents, Mr, and Mrs. D. B. After the choir practice the �vego�/t'/ Edmonds. As time we would like to remind two groups met nL Fordham'S planting approaches, where Mrs. D. Mr, and Mrs, John Barnes �V. THE TRUCK THAT can RCSLU,Ul1lntLee served AVERAGED of the of in seed You and hamburgers, pickles, you importance QUALITY peanuts. children of Savannah u I AMMONIUM NITRATE· LION' E·2 potnlo chips, brownies and Mr and Mrs 1-1 \V Ne ,�� be assured of Germination, Known Origin see we�e Sunday' din'ner Co�c. High from. 'gues�;lIo; 1 from N viIs were LIMESTONE MIXTURES: AMMONIUM NITRATE: Mr. and Mrs, Walton Nesmith ho�e Kay use Brand. We are Pennie lected stocks when you Gold.Kist listing Mr, and Trnpncil ..Judy Mrs. Deweese Marth� Hend�I", " Nesmith, Buddy Anderson, AI. 25.2% 20.5% NITROGEN 33.5% NITROGEN -below a few of our current ------Jwync Burnsed, Charles Deul, and. prices: Miss Maude White.

ATIEND PTA COUNCIL MEETING IN BROOKLET Certified Dixie Runners 521.00 Those to attend Ihe PTA Council mceting in Brooklet lust Saturday were Miss Maude Whit.e Dixie Runners Mrs. R. G. Hodges, Mrs. I We Specialize In Regular 519.00 1-1, C. Burnsed. Mrs. .lames "I wouldn't set a without Original Designs Anderson. Miss Lucille White crop using From Your Mrs. Ray McCorkle, end Mrs: I Buy Small No. 1 Dixie Runners 518.00 Willon Rowe. ISOTOX Transplanter S�lution" 1 Local Manufacturer I I A Statesboro Industry Thbacco grower J. J. Grimsley, partner in the Grimsley and Carraway Since 1922 Certified Dixie Spanish 52Z.00 PRODUCER'S COOPERATIVE Farm at Ayden, North Carolina, has this to say about ISOTOX 'Trans. I "Cutworms and I planter Solution, wireworms were ruining my plants, Thayer loodspO(8, the smoothest Since using ISOTOX, I've had very little to do and Dixie To 100 lb•. of from ammonium With UON E-2, you gel more than' 1 00 lb•. of Whopping replanting my crop Regular Spanish 520.00 If your soli needs 100 Ibs. of nitrogen per ocre, get nitrogen LIVESTOCK ami better EXCHANGE ride 25.2% I cost aa. pickup gas has been uniform in stand. ISOTOX I M9nument 'of "soda." Your nitrate -limestone mixtures, you'll have to buy nitrogen in IUlt 3 bags. And your per '59 Ford gives effective control and costs you'll need 6lf.t bags nItrogen mileage-the St)'icsidcl will cost and handle 5 bags per acre. Your nitrogen I. only $11.85. Statesboro, Georgia very little. You don't have to save per acre is $18.13. many plants before on roe. you've paid for cost 'G'.d altlmO"IUIII "/I",'. priu of $7',00 pel I Company 'o..do�SodaPllc.a' SSI.OOp"'Oll, $14.50. 159 ISOTOX. I wouldn't set a without it," Certified 67's 52Z.00 1(1I'�i��u�:;,i;�u:, "s;�;,'Or:I;::',::: FORD SIX crop I using 45 West Main Street Virginia

CA - TILE MARKET VERY ACTIVE OF Phone PO 4·3117 WINNER ECONOMY SHOWDOWN USA! LION E.:! ammonium nitr.te ageni.H odverLised os being a part of certain nitrogen I I FOR LOW.COST NITROGEN, neutralizing fertilizers no desirable objective that cannot be Most Stocker Steers 67's 519.00 is the brand to buy! Guaranteed to contain 33.5% nitrogen, accomplish $26.00 to $29.80 Regular Virginia realized by bulk npplicatiun of limestone at n much lower cost• Certified results orthc LION i•... • Now! big­ I The quantitics of neutralizing agents found in these nitrogen . For low·cost Insurance Steers to 42.6% more than Make 110" tests of truck I Far more economical than nitrate of soda, which cantHins Slaughter $26.00 $28.00 mpo Aillesis gest comparison gas (ertilizers nro inadequate to correct the acidity of most soils. us much more 'han Make "I" contluttedandresulh ever made an wireworms You more thun twico nitrogen recommendation 31.1% mpg milcage by indcpcn� against only 16% nitrogen. get Hove your soil tested, and follow the official We have an excellent -e- nit.rute thun in group of that will more Ihon "C" '59 in oC LION E-2 ammonium you 40 Lion E-2 ammonium nitrate buyers 25,2% mpg Make dent research company! 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Carolina entire Bcason. out of cost meten, write tOI Monsanto Chemical Auction Sale Ford Six! I GEN that resists leaching, reeds crops for growing dealer is temporarily Friday's I louis dust-free Company, Inorganic Chemicals Division, St, 66, MissourI.) NEW LION £ .. 2 can Dot be matched 'for non-caking, All No. l's from your local • T. M. MocuonfO a.••Ic.1 Coi $15.25 Buy ORTHO Dealer now ••• performance. You not morc nitrogen wit.h Lion E-2- GoIieWMC for savings only get I I you also get the cpsiest to use Dnd store. NEW LION E·2 FORD TRUCKS COST LISS TO SAVE LABOR, Lion E-2 puts 20% more motorial in your Alway••,01'8•••• Always pawn lESS TO ; : lAST TOO' more material OWN, ; , tESS TO RUN; lONGER, I F. spreader. Ita super density leLa you apply 20% PRODUCER'S E.-A1lison- � COOPERATIVE Tifton, Ga.-Plant 1480 I of five refill in tho with each hopper load, Baves one out stopa t • , nnd hard work. BROOKLET MOTOR -.- Gold Kist field. You handle fewer bags, save time COMPANY I Peanut flow Growers to LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE FOR EASIER SPREADING, Lien E-2 is guaranteed dust nnd fines ..• WAKE UP freely! It's 60% harder ... free of irritating Brooklet, Georgia in ... even HELPING THOSE WILLING I 'ohnson-Colbert, Ga.-Home 4141 Statesboro Plant Ga. won't cake, clog, bridge or grind up your spreader Loy Statesboro, on hot • I sticky doys. TO HELP THEMSELVES If You're Interested In An � Used Truck-Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealer AND READ! YOUR SAVINGS ON LION E.2 PAY FOR LIMING Tho Li.JnJng is the dnly practical way to correct soil acidity. L- .. _ ..J GTC BAND PRESENTS Stilson News - Statesboro B & PW Club ON Bulloch Herald 6 The Bulloch Herald CONCERT :rhe -:- Page Woman's Club Page 7 IOUTDOOR 28 TUESDAY, APRIL Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 23, 1959 -�- a The concert band or Georgia Stilson FHA FFA So want to be dietician?, conducted and I hears Bulloch you Tenchcrs College, by parents enjoy Mr. Fred K. Grumley, will pre­ ' PW sent the first of two outdoor at Bulloch School asks Miss Allen of B & concerts on 28, Southeast Penny Tuesday, April banquet High Comptroller solicitor Ill. In the GTC out- County at 6:15 p, Editor's note; This Is one of one is by Miss Penny Allen, door umphllhcntcr. By Ml'S. W, H. Morris The Senior Woman's Club of will a series of career sketches of dieticlnn at Georgia Teachers The next outdoor concert Is In Statesboro heard Walton Usher, FHA on Many mothers, and FFA Brief be May Exposed members of the Statesboro College. presented Tuesday, solicitor of the Bulloch these see that fathers the mother- Superior . 26. There Is no charge for every ",leal: all doors -enjoyed MITCH RAY BUSiness and Professional \Vom- By the Is in- nre locked at time daughter and father-son banquet Court, explain funclions of . and the closing and "So you wnnt to be D dietician? concerts, public an's Club. In It the question Is have a held at Southeast Bulloch Very seldom are the people boro, Is originally from Tifton, the court at the Club's vtted . pleasant disposition High juvenile the dunes of the "So want to "Well, School cafcterla on eve- Ga. Mr. Dewberry Is the son of answered, you pleasing personality and be abl� Tuesday behind the scene of a smooth April 16 meeuna, check menu Mrs. L. be ... ?" the name of the dietician Is to the to mix with people. nlng, April 14 at 8 o'clock. Maule Dewberry of Still- \�Ith serve and keep order while SlU' f I I tilt d He cited several cases which sec that food Is position fIlled In by the member for each meal, "The work Is The was dents are being served' order very Interesting program very good. f1redex��s�o;"��; have come before the local of the club who answers it. This on lime for nil meals: .ob- 1��sC\��;gar�u ready stock and r ." The opening was William �orge;a�:lew��res��m��: �Imgh tak� ceremony a some nature. etc.; crime at over . grocerles, milk, . court which L Mr. is married Judge J. three Miss Allen Is an Ronald School, Dewberry ....------� of staple every active memo given by Starling, presi- our very capable Renfroe He told the groceries (Bill) Dewberry, lo the former Miss presides. the denl of the FFA of Belty Ann monlhs; make for week- bel' of Statesboro B & PW chapter and efficient Is a members of the club a punch complrol\&r, Lillie of Ft. Fla. that per­ for Club. Southeast Bulloch Pierce, end dances; CLOl lemons High. figurehead worlh mentioning. son under seventeen years of Williams Aside from being a very busy Jimmy gave the wet- Mr. Dewberry, who presently age Is considered, by the court, Li'l Robbie Sez: man here at GTC, Mr. Mrs. J. In States- Dewberry . Retired Lee WILLIAM DEWBERRY resides at vlsta Circle to be a but • come, Harry gave (Bill) Child, added that is an active member of the Stalesbol'o B & PW Club the response. Miss from fifteen to seven- Shirley anyone ....., Masons and a member of the � Jenkins entertained the group teen years of age could be Church prose- First Methodist here In " .. wlth Imttatlons outed, He pointed OUl that chil- b d nnn oun Ion 0 S Statesboro. FHA Pri ititve B t·ISt F dat· h Id dren who violate Miss . Jlnny Lee, presi- . municipal, So You Want to be a firm cashier?' ap Before to dent of Southeast Bulloch comong Gecrgfn state or federal laws can be Ernest . High, Vandiver proclamation 3�10 as dates for . signs setting May • • Teachers College, Mr. School Introduced Miss Carol Dewberry incarcerated. He defined "rnis- official observance of Soil - Stewardship Week in Georgia. With Jean state chairman of meet In avannahAil 20 21 as at Bald· demeanor" and Collins, S se.rvcd c�mplroller "felony," Gov. Vandiver are members of the State Soil Can- . MI·ss Ann WI·III·ford of B & PW Ing pr Win College In Tifton, Ga. from sponsoring asks Degrees from Marvin PiUman a child commits servation Committee. leJt to are: 1948 until he the same "�f a. felo�y. right O. W. Price, who a Primitive met afternoon accepted McDonough; . School, Members of the mittee IS to . gave very he taken first the Monday juvenile W. F. J. here at GTC. Hall, Sparta: E. Z. P. Almon ' Editor's Note: This is one of for service, regtster. talk on. Foundation post Eubank, Appling; Roop- interesting degrees in Baptist from eight and the directors of th� f'ounda- court and lhen If they can't . VI an d J'1m L . I IS complaints, re- and It is to note lake'll e, G'Il' J r., S operton, chBirman. a series of career sketches of ing rnuklng up FHA what they mean to states assembled in Savannah on interesting that care of the child he or •• , at least Irom the chore 01' tion met and there, paying lapPIiCatiOnSpair" orders, and some member Tuesday morning Mr. filled his members of the Statesboro Busl- han�ling each earning them. Monday and Tuesday, Aprll 20 Dewberry military she is sent to a superior court and other minor dctal afternoon. in . the S. ftling Miss Kent and 21, their obligation by serving U. from which he or she can be bills via "shanks mare." Now ness and ProFessional Woman's Mary Gillenwater, for. ninet�enth ar�: monlhly .anual to F. The Primitive Founda- from 1941-46 in in the Club. In It the question is w�:k. '.. degree chairman of Southeast mee�l�g, accordtng Baptist infantl'�. placed penitentiary," hc DON'T THE the South Paclfic. The Job ot least 0 was in of Williams of members of said. Frank I. Williams Youth Center . Bulloch, tion the answered, "So you want to requires. charge Ever.ett �tatesboro, represents FORG�T hands handle the school education. It re- The business ses- Besides from the of job-by writing ?" tl e high awarding the degrees to the president, 123 churches in states. Or- hobby be­ He some b lth th r eight . cited cases where also a of and were at Faith IAl'mYa man quires FHA members. in 1940 the Foundation mg very busy Mr. Dew- not p��iti�n ;;';:ed in �yn��em�mb�r knowledge si�ns.. h�ld the. ganized parents could control their - use I of as well as Ronald did the award- Primitive Baptist Church III Sa- its finds to fish and mailing checks and the pedal of the club who answers it. .t�e .typC\�rlter,. Starling is devoted to assisting bcrr� tim� hunt, children and how the courts Is At GTC a familiarity With figures. of the to the FFA vannah. ministers who have their and IS a very avid baseball fan. Nearing Comp�etion This one is answered by Miss ing degrees given handled them. "An is members. Mr. Williams stated that the lives to the of Mr. Dewberry states The New Frank I. Williams extremities get a welcome Ann Williford cashier at the agreeable personality serving people th�t .he He' coon men d e d Bulloch floor of the building Is taken res]]. of the W. D. of com� dcnomina- be Statesboro ofri�c of lhe Georgia (�cslrable b.ecause neces�i- M.rs. lee, tea�her members of lhe the Primitive Baptist County saying that it is an out- Youth Center is nearing ccmp!e- up by the dining area, which of the and two of her cx�utive and hhUSt an llieveirie HtS beneenmloreiere at . lion at Power Compnny. ty meeting general public. m�lslc studen.ts, tion their widows. The satlGSrT,eCd standing county in which there a cost of between will seat 400 Or more students at MISS and MISS He that the here at "The as casmer, weekend with her Mr. Foundation has also helped to says people is less violation of law than $550,000 and $600,000 at Georgia one time and feed 800 or marc • .. .. job although .NAncy Marshall. parents, WHY NOT OPEN YOUR STEP·SAVING the GTC arc a very nice of it demands accuracy aad alert- Jacq.Ulla �ones furl1l�hed and Mrs. Joseph C. Beasley Sr. inaugurate building programs group elsewhere. Teachers College Campus. in less than an hour. The main word "cashier" as de- individuals. "The ness is remunerative and music during the evening meal. for churches where needed. Mrs. J. E. Bowen at floor contains very Mike Barnes of Brooklet spent presided The now Frank I. Williams means: who has Mr. has two als? .n rea�jng CHECKING ACCOUNT fined 'one The music was nice and Dewberry lovely the room, SIX NOW, WITH US? pleasant. v�r� the wcekend with his grand- The executive committee is meeting. center is to be wnung room, possible of a am Bill seven and youth expected money; cash keeper; "I in the meal was delicious, I children, III, The club a Student ANNUAL contributed rooms, 4TH have been the $100 to charge employ mother, Mrs. B. E. Beasley and made up of Mr. presl- for a one who Williams, 11. ready September opening confer�nce specifically, of Power for everyone attended Sharon, the CounCil sl.n(f �as ,charge Georgia Company su:e .who Mr. Beasley. dent; W. Smith of Wood- Statesboro Regional Library says Clarence con� yearbook of the much. Early Mobley, ro.o�, ? The Bulloch Bank paymenls und recelpls. lhe enjoyed evenong very I_- � room, a s and a County past lhlrly·lwo years." Frank Beasley of Savannah land, Ga., vice presidenl, in observance of National Li� tractor, and also logan and Ylsllor lounge, "In the perrormance or Miss Williford Is a charler • • • porch. daily spent the weel(end with his Chandler R. Register or Val· brary Week. Williams, achitects. dUlies as out.side Another New -Member Federal Insurance my cashier, member of the B & PW Club It was announced that mem- Deposit Corporation­ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris and grandmother, Mrs. 8. E. Beas� dosta, secrctal'y�treasurer: Clax- Downstairs is lo be found the of collections for service and and for the The building will be called past two years hus and ton C. of bership dues could be children, Linda, Jerry, ley and Mr. Beasley. Deloney Ocala, Fla., brought the Frank I. Center post office with its the t.here nre routine duties on \Villiams lobby, Statesboro, Georgia sales, served the membershil> COI11- and Miss Frank of Savannah and Robert S. Monk of in next month. Johnny Morris, Mary Beasley Augusta, Service At because he was a book store, a snack bal', a that I such as: mittee. longtime large perform, taking Foote a the weekend here as lhe members. Mrs. Edna Hocfel reviewed the enjoyed family picnic spent citizen of lhis and recreation and game room, and convention community r�-�--�--��-��-��-������_��_��__ Griffin �kes ncar of his Mr. and held in .����������_�_��� at GuyWn guest parents, Theboa�ofdir&torsismade because of the work done for the also an audio�visual depal'tmcnt last Sunday. Mrs. I. H Beasley. Model �����!b�;��e with .. up of one member of each Laundry school by his son, Regcnt offices, film storage space, Mrs. D. L. Morris of Denmark Oscar of Mrs. Dean futch, chairman of FISHING .Mltche.1I Sava�nah church in the Foundation. Everett Williams. and a film-viewing rOOm. spent Saturday night and Sun� spent Friday night anti Satur� the Public affairs committee was "We are really honoring day with Mr. and Mrs. Ambres day wllh Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Elder W. C. Chandler Is paslor in charge of the program. The President Henderson states Rug Cleaning Everett Williams through his Morris and family. Beasley and attended church of lhe host church in Savannah. theme of it was "Actively Shar- that the school plans to keep father," states President Zach S. There Is A Reason ... To Subscribe Mr. and Mrs. Joe ·C. Cribbs services with them at Mt. Any kind or size rug cleaned ing Knowledge." She presented the snack bar and game room Henderson. and children, Barbara, Vickey Carmel Primitive Baptist Church either at our own plant or at Mr. Usher as the guest speaker. areas open to students' from 8 In one The and Joey of Savannah, spenl on Salurday. year more than 10,000 your home. (We also rent greater part of the flrsl p. on. to 10 p. m. Sunday visiting Mrs. Fannie E. Henry and Donald Beasley families and 50,000 people were rug-cleanlng machine for the H. N.' and last weekend In Savan· your own use). Cribbs, Shurlings spent louched In some way lhrough other relatives. nah where they relatives. Statesboro . visit.ed the community development pro� Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. D,xon Mr. and Mrs. MadISon Padgett High RODEO gram conducted by the Agiicul- of Savannah spent the weekend of Savannah spent the weekend THE MODEL Farm HERALD at lural THE BULLOCH vlsiling Charles Dixon and Mr. lhelr country home here and Extension Service, slales PTA nominates Machinery nnd Mrs. H. N. here. Mr. and Mrs. Aldean Howard LAUNDRY Shurling Richard Smith, Extension com� • NEED REPAIRING?? Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Blitch and family and other guests Across From the Courthouse has the latest news munity development specialist. and family of Ellabell spent the joined lhem here on Sunday, '- _' new officers • NEED WELDING?? • NEED SERVICING?? The Statesboro High School AT ROBBINS' LAKE PTA met If So-Call in the auditorium on POplar 4-9288 GIRLS Wednesday night, April 15, with Reasonable and Service On Dr. Hunter M. Robertson. presi­ Prompt Statesboro. Georgia Cool, dent, in charge of the meeting. A" Farm THE BULLOCH HERALD The chairman of the nominat­ Types Machinery ing committee, Mrs. Tom Martin, more news submitted the following names gives you as Man, officers of the PTA for lhe Gordon Freeman coming year: President, Mrs. Joe Neville; vice president, Dr. Located on Highway 80 - 4 Mi. East of Statesboro Cool! Hunter M. Roberlson; recording (At Preetorius Place) 25-10 A. M. secretary, Mrs. les Witte, cor·IClm;::.i:1lIll::;;;;;;==:;;;;i;U;:;:;;m===;;."lliilllliU__IilIIIIllllIIi'Ii__d Saturday, April responding sec ret a r y, Mrs. Homer Cason; and treasurer THE BULLOCH HERALD 1.""'fI"!.IIIIIttJI...... IIIIIttJIIf!'.."'.r..."!'II�"".l'InMl M�. ���;r�� B�ar plano lions and was selec·I@I1M'lI!!}MB11I1NU• _ songs presented has more features by members of the nouslc de· D I X parlment under the direction of NIT R 0 r. E N � Mrs. GIlbert Cene. lEt.'\" • --Coastal Empire Wide- A recommendation from the .,_.'" , .. '" '< , executive committee asking that ",$''" rubber runners be purchased for .;;, the of the ,I'��� aisles auditorium was presented and accepted by the THE BULLOCH HERALD S�"..; � To Be Given Away members. A committee was ap- r SATURDAY, APRIL 25 pointed to select an appropriate color. Grammar School Thru 13 has a editorial AT 6 p, M. The runners will be paid Age Limit: Age complete page for with a of the Age Limit Up To 14 portion pro� cccds frpm the "Family Nlghl" Also a Free Golden Egg supper given in February. As a with r of Red every pai result of the success of the sup­ Goose Shoes. per, the lunch room has been �, supplied with stainless steel paper cut holders and eight cases White In Coastal THE BULLOCH HERALD of paper cups. Open to A" Youth Empire tells the merchants' story PfllLLlPS Tips The newest in spring and summer st),ling ., . pert little By Bill three way convertibles, ., can Co-sponsored By THE BULLOCH HERALD be worn as a T·Strap, an Instep Strap or a Pump. believes in Statesboro Available in all IT'S DOUBLE BARRELED! Statesbor� Recreation Center sizes and widths. BARREL #1: STARTS FAST! Conlains 11I0re 100% Nitrate Nitrogen than an entire bag of Soda! and

BARREL #2: KEEPS 'EM GROWING I , .. Wllh s!ill mlDther shot containing more �OO% nitrogen than an entire Robbins bag of Soda! Packing Company SHORTS THE BULLOCH HERALD WALKING, by , , IT'S LOWEST COST! ,. ". believes in Bulloch DIXIE is your lowest-cost source or solid nitrogen. Every' County ton contains more than twice as milch actual nitrogell 'ihat'l end'" the, as a ton o[ Soda! the of smart Shorts with the (growpower) Compare p,.i��s per pou,,!d Combining versatility Walking dealer s. of actual nitrogen today . , . at your fcrllhzer $1.98 practical, easy care of FARAH's famous Wash 'n Wear TRANS OIL CO. to Polished Cotton - the very finest you can buy. An extra IT'S MADE IN DIXIE.,. touch: famous. FLAp· BACKS. Exceptional value, •• $7.98 styling fOR DIXIE fARMERS r COLORS: Charcoal, Red. exceptionally popular. Beige, REMINDER: For pastures that are lush, green, proteln.packed ••• Dixie Silt.: 6·11 $2.98 Topdress now with Double Barreled Nitrogen, . • . You've j Got A Reason IT TAkfS 80TH i SOUTHERN TIlESE LOCATIONS FOR '" Subscribe to THE BULLOCH HERALD YOUR CONVENIENCE JI� BURTOWS SHOE STORE I st and 2nd Floor U.s. 301 South, PO 2517 Hlgbway 80 East, PO 4-11511 ! .!l�IJ�!�!: East Main Street Statesboro, Ga. , ! SAVANNAH, GEORGIA DIX5PtBI1 ...... The Bulloch Herald - Page 8 Leaal [or' Bulloch �:�g��:':�iitI:I:��i��ct��� Baptist Training e' advertising' J County glnn�ng approximately 1.5 miles Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 23, 1959 Slate Route 73 and Is 66300 west of ap- t--:.:::..:.:=.:..:..::;;..:.::�::...;.;;_---.:.;...... :;...------FOR YEAR'S SUPPORT FOR YEAR'S SUPPORT of the proposed corporation sq yds alphalt miles other exist- bituminous 37300 Union has nome of seal. . COUNTY Court of not the . • Bulloch County Court of BULLOCH any ount ne an ex en Anderson Adams and and 1�·�"J'.t proxim�telYEvans Y0.5L1 dnortr �f Faye Ordinary. Ing corporatlcn now registered finishing dreslln. ne- Ordinary. toward Fifteen Bulloch Jimmy Adams, Metter High Morgaret B. Joyner, having Mrs. Monroe Aldrich. having In his office, wherefore appll- APPROXIMATE t;oc��h���h.south for twelve mode for twelve cants to be U� School; John Adams, Groves made application application pray FOR THE BRlDG�S ARE Plans and specifications are on successfuI meet YOU'RE oresa Ps • months' support out of t he months' support out of the under the nome andIncorfc°rat��0 FOLLOWS: DOLLARS AHEAD file nt the orrlce at the under·' High School, Savannah; Bailey, Estate of P. and Estate of Monroe and with ali the rights and L1ye Joyner, Aldrich, 597 cu. clall at Atlanta, and at the or- The River StUdents d Marvin' Pittman School; to set set out and suchprlvliedcdelsa· ydl. "A" eon- signed Ogeechee Baptist High appraisers duly appointed to set appraisers duly appointed herein th State De • omg crete. 149392 Ibs . bar ('Ice af P tman eIe- their and as relntorced Highway AftSoclational Training Union Miss Crlft, Marvin It Low Prices the some flied their the same having flied tlonal powers privileges GREEN apart having apart o. 2 C It Low, STAMPS steel. 1007 lin. ft. concrete � I Sq returns concerned be or hand- partment, held Ita second Youth mentary School; Everett, Brad- plusJ.�.\ returns all concerned all persons necessary, proper Night persons mar rail. 3 concrete hape ffl �aJ.e, to show to the conduct of the each, test pll.s. at the First Church In well Edwards, Marvin QUANTITY RIGHTS are horeb required to show are he'reby required incident I��:r o� °Stat: Baptl't StUdent teac Institute; and as 2 A.tlrs���' ':,';.d t�: cause the Court of cause the Court of business aforesaid, may each, on bing Pittman Schaal; Miss RESERVED before before, �o:df�' s�::: Hi� �llea. �� hway D'bartment at Jesup Statesboro Saturday night High of sold on of on the be In or allowed to of Davis Ordinary cou!'ty the. Ordinary s�ld cou�ty inherent crete and at the office at th� last week with great success. Fifteen Bulloch stu. Groover, Jaff County High America's under the I uwsIIk�a �recasi n. G�rgla, County Prices Good Thru first Monday In May, 1959; why May, 1959, why corporation plllng-r6..r�OO'rr Commisaloners More than 130 and .Sa- flr.st Monday.m ft. Steel H.p11m 10" a 42 Board of County young pea. School; Carolyn Hart, sold should not be SOld appllcation should not be the State of Georgia as they ( )' lbo. dents attending Georgia Teach- Saturday, Favorite application 50 cu d I of Bulloch County at Statesboro tram fifteen churches In the vannah School 3rd of or hereafter hl,8nn pie High Lb. the doy exist may ers are their Aprll, 251h. 2.278 Georgia, where they may be In: aSloclation were College doing do of March 1959. ���t. 'a�r:� �Iearl�g e:��v�t:��: present. '. gr¥t:i�26th �ram":'959Thls free at cha...e. No plans student teaching this quarter, ac- Also, Miss Hendrix, Juliette Shortening R. P. FRANCIS W. ALLEN, B. bing bridge sltea-Iump sum. spected The program was In charge Llmlt on. with Can R P. MIKECL, Ordinary. �S) MIKELL, Ordinary be furnished for sale to to Lowe Sa- Lump sum, remove will of the church with cording Dr. J. D. Park, chair· School, Johnston & Ussery, attorneys. 4·30·4tc. (59) N&N AVANT EDENFIELD, attorneys exlsung young people, Ele�entary $5. or mare Food sta. 334+30. bidders. man of the division of educa- vannah: MISS Kelly, Soperton 4·30-4tc. (52) for applicants. bridge, Lump sum, prospectlve James E. Hatchock at the Portal "'-''''---'--'------. remove of the Standard SpeclfI. Order. sIB Copies tion . School' Charlton Mose. existing bridge . OF OR DINARY , c Primary COURT ORDER OF JUDGE be obtained hurc h presiding. Parts at the SALE UNDER SECURITY DEED 2 + 18. Lump sum, remove ex: cations may upon Ie Savannah h School; Mrs, were In at Miss HI OF GEORGIA GRANTING CHARTER sta. In advance of the sum program charge One full CRISC STATE C�r��To�; G��lG�� Isting bridge, 126+89. 1230 payment quarter of teaching Marvin gPlttman High B��Lo;nH SYL· of $3.00, which sum WIll not Bunch otthe Bap- T�;"er, COUNTY OF BULLOCH The foregoing petition of sq. yds. sand cement rip rap or Faye Calvary in a classroom situation Is reo parties a/Interest· School'' Noel will be before the F. C. tons stone be refunded. tist Church. Vandergrift Efflng- There sold of B. VESTER PARRISH, 615 plain rip rap. . of each senior toward Re ardln estat� Eugene of qulred ham HI h Scoo,h' I' and G courthouse door In said county, ROZIER and JULIA S. ROZIER, Said work shall The Specifications The devotional was County g .... of Ilulloch begin within Standard reading the com letion of the BS In edu- OARLI in John�on f�rmerl the State Austol Youmans, Statesboro OIXIE on the first Tuesday May, Is to be incorporated under the ten (10) days after formal execu- given by Ronald Dickey of Cal- County Georgia I;otice hereby have een a cation requirements . BLUES within the hours of nome of BROOKLET MOTOR tion of contract and of GeorgiaHlghwa1, Depa�tmenJopte tegree High School. 1959, legal given [hat Mrs' Oscar Johnson shall be vary Miss Patricio Turner of Giant 10 the and best the Georgia Rural Roads Au- and highest COMPANY, INCORPORATED, completed within 240 by the their 1 AS IT . the working Branch church was The students s�le, and Mrs Martha Rackley ' will con- 'Ollve giving . and . bidder for cosh, after cue ed- has been duly presented to me, days. When contract has been thorny govern any I' heirs. h f'lied II I I Lh the plan I st for the and h orne town, and major vertisement, the following tract c�l.on w, and rend and and it written notice shall struction these proposals. �rogram na�e. WASHES Pkg. me to dec are no 0 mrmstrauon considered; executed, be un�er OVj oP� Will be let in one con- accompanied the trio trom the are as follows: of land, to wit: appearing thot said petition is given the contractor, at which The work subjects that tract or of nece�sory,., " tract. Olive Branch church as , All parcel within the and inten- time and not bcfore ' work -they purview may Adams, RegIS' BREAD and in "This Hour." The Faye land situate, lying being lion of the lows of this state be started. THE APPROXIMATE sang Holy Ander�o� of at S�d atrr!��at��n�!11 b��ea1 QUAN. ter, the 1523rd G. M. DIStrict thereto; and it further Contract executed pursuant to FOR ROADWAY ARE trio was made up of mathem?IICs, Jimmy P�eston RINSO applicable TITlES Cheryl Family be- 1959 Yond if no o;;'ectioK I� Bulloch County, Georgia, and that all of said this Notice is On Jane Adams, Register. general science: an order will appearing binding the AS FOLLOWS: Hughes, Nancy Bell, and 49 of the mad� te passed I�ws John Ing lot No: College have been complied WIth; State as Chesley Adams, Jr., saying no administration necos- fully HI&hway Deportment, 15 acres clearin and gurb- Penny Trapnell. St�tes. Size It IS consldcred, such. SaId contract will bora, art; James Bailey, FOR IXPIRT SIRVICI ¢. sary, April 2nd. 1959. thereupon �ot acre. 500� cu. yds. un- Miss Donnie Powell, assocla- Ed:-vm p:�ceOfs���,�lf1ol�t . �:�dl�g I�� bing-per p . and said create rrn- S tat e s bar SOCIal R. P. MIKELL, adjudged that liability, expressed excavation and bar. tlonal to 0, science: ON YOUR Loaves tu. 'h' h record' d l B f (s) Ordinary. ord�red 0.' classified representative the • 29 � be and the IS plied, against the Ninivols ele ASTOR 4·30-4tc. (60) RPM s.a!"e undersigner] row ditches. 1.00 cu. Better Croft, Statesboro, 1 \S B� I mth a;;ffi�c including Speakers Tournament �\ �\ � �etllton and of the James Can class "A" concrete-well a On mentary education; RIGGS & STRATTON Vac or" �he °CI�x.ag�f th� FOR LEAVE TO SELL yd.' gave speech "Christ ' th� • S�perior grartfd;a One �r�by pelllloner� �halrdan IS�lt�dHlfhway cover. II Ibs, bar Everett, bus i n e 5 S LImit with C,ourt �f Bulloch Co�mty, Geor- GEORGIA, Bulloch County. u�f ��� rei�forcing Lord of My Life." S�ate�boro, engIne Pak Said 45 feet �s�l�n��saO::e h���bs:����sr��ra��d B::i��t ��y B�m�oy�e 5.00B sub· e d u cat lon, Edwards, $5. or mora gla. mcosurlng This Is to notify all persons and made a under State in The song service was led by Perry. W. UI. ani, faclory-approved lo� body politic 'Highway Deportment, e Ion. 125 feet and the concerned Oswell ste�.gra c?m�acm[l.es s";3�� S I ate s bar 0, Sara methods and o,'.'nol "rt" '.f. Food Order, by being sa.me that Grooms, the name and style of BROOK. his or her indIvidual capacity. the Rev. Cecil Irwin of Eastman, English; lot to Frink (,sq. 10n",1 or. trained und.r '.dory conveyed M�ry .J�ne .s administrator of the estate of LET MOTOR IN. The minimum wage to be who also Groover. Statesboro, phYSical COMPANY, paid sang "Then Jesus UI for a check·up by deed from WIllie Frmk dated Mrs. E. R. has appyd'j. s�ngglrgilillO t���O Ibst and lup.rvl,lon. Se. Grooms, deceased, CORPORATED for and under this contract shall be the education; Carolyn Hart, - during I' tTze Come'" or compl,t, ov.rhaul prlCH COFFE err ze�. 7� 1945, flied with me on tor set out the Ic�tlon education. application of 35 years, with the labor pro. Statesboro, business .,. ,Iohl. a!"ount� . 4 A was " 0 Ice th� period I." Oct8be�In 00 f63 page ��� r��?rde� leave to sell the lands �co;als�P£��:r'°f�r ":r!�si�g. challenging message •• Libby Maid '. o. following priVilege of renewal at the ex- Visions Included In the proposal. • Thrifty Court. eac I" te Spl'II t I b h t to the � 7••••• the Clerk of the to said estate, for the The attention of �oncre ways, ype., roug young people by Julia Ann Hendrix, _"! ... No. 303 Supe�lor belonging pi ration of that time, and with bidders is lin. Also, $100 303 Bulloch .. , With all the Rev. County, Georg purpose of payment of her debts all the directed to the Robert Wells, young Statesboro educa. N '11;�"'. rights powers privileges special proviSions a elementary CUT BEETS 8 Cans 2 Cans thereon at the time of her death and for ?eo\��? standar��017.�. fO peoples' in the APPLE SAUCE 3P improvements, and immunities mentioned in covering employment of leader, Dodge cation' Kitty Kelly Statesboro - , incl�diggY her funeral burial labor�' d c.orrulgiO med P'fc Astor 8ryd expenses said application, and with such methods of construction, sub� county association, and pastor music" Charlton States: DARLING omes ons ru Ion �oo�� ��I�crete �iab-, Mo�eley DIXIE Detergent M�ame d�elhng ho�se �UIC�' and I Will pass upon or the a��rlach of the .tha,t s8!d additional ,rights,. powers, privi- letting assigning c�ntract transition curb.� Central Baptist Church boro, 'social science;' Sandra Lge. Gt. Com���y. and ImmUnities to the use of domestic ma- in�luding of Eastman. Such sale is to be held under I�ges n� are. pro- an� 100 lin. ft. rail-deep Martin home F Cans guard . Turner, Statesboro, D and FRUIT COCKTAIL 4303 $100 FAB 77¢ ;�������i� d�or�! alo���eM�ny The the Pkg. 33¢ Pkg. and by a power type. 900 loose young First economics; Noel v�rtllo .of ,of term, 1959', of m� Court: tcr�i��'s and specifications arc on beam. �q. yds: p�ople o� Vandergriff, sale contained In that �h�edn�ty t�:i���� �fa G�l����aft�� sod Side drain, 150 With Dinnerware Pak Ad security Her home at ill the of nl) rap f,?r �hurch games Statesboro, social science; and Leeficld, exi�t. This the 9th daYy.of April, file at the office the under- ent�rtalned I deed 10 the described land Dislrict sq. yds. sad 33000 In the hall, when Coke Auto 40·az, ab�ve 1523rd G. M. of Bulloch 1959. signed at Atlanta, and at Jesup, dlt�h c�ecks. s�clal Austol Youmans, Statesboro, Supply MAlONNA\SE Ella Mne to cu. B·I sand execuled by same 10' yds. �Iay and cookIes were served. Lot.t. County, Georgia, being I L RENFROE Jud e Georgia and at the office of the clas.s social science . 40 East Main St, DETERGENT Pkg, FLAKES 19¢ Modern Homcs Construction (s) base I c Iud I n 'ErCru W HIT E 2 Pkgs. caled on Nos. material, g Mrs. Don Lots 164; 165; Su Board o'f County Commissioners r: Scarborough, young the Blh of eri�� Court of' BUIIO�h shoulders. 220000 over· to Southern Company er, contractors golf probate in solemn form of the corpora- concrete R/\V markers. 2 each, quired by low for Randall JORDAN, member. G Brown Swai b Family Ea will of said decedent should nol lion have all of the powers posts ror FAP markers. 2 each, contracting with the. State High· c. ct. 6 . • 111 Section arrows for FAP 2 �S�.��T (�j) of president'�1 ..:Js o�' Games for the kids Size be had. enumerated 22-1827 markers. each, way Department Georgia. r.. " Fie"u mer, FRUIT PIES Witness the Honorable Judge and 22-1828, Georgia Code plates for FAP markers. 14 tons Contracts will not be avv,arded Savan.nan, v.lce presl- NOTICE TO CREDITORS dent: Dr. DaVid of the Court of Ordinary of said Annot.ated, and such powers as first application fertilizer. 3200 to contractors who have not Sa- PAR·KEN FROZEN AND DEBTORS Ro�,"son, state and county. may hereafter be given by law. Ibs. second application fertilizer. been placed on the list of quali- vannah, secretary; Dr. John GEORGIA, Bulloch R. P. MIKELL, Ordinary. 7. 11,e amount of capilal wilh 113 M. gals. water ror �rassing. County. fied contractors prior to the Mooney, Statesboro, treasurer To the creditors of Mrs E. For That Francis W. Allen, B. Avant which snid corporal ion shall be· IOB400 sq. yds. sprigging. 760 date of award. No proposals will and Dr. Albert Deal of States: Summer Edenfield, attorneys for appli· gin business shall be loose sod 290 Grooms, deceased: of issued to bidder later Cans forty-five sq. yds. rip rap. .Iate be any boro d' affairs , BR.u Iloch You charge cant. Thousand and no/l00 dollars sq. yds. sod ditch checks. County,. Georgln: than 9 B. m. Eastern Standard' are notIfied to - 9 rcnder LIMEADE in 99" ($45,000.00), consisting of four Lump sum, remove existing hereby Time of the date of opening bids. LETTERS OF demands to the A MEMORIAL VACATION There hundred fifty (450) shares of bridge, sta. 117+B4. Lump sum, y?ur under· All bids must show totals of KENDALL FROZEN ADMINISTRATION to commOn stock of the par value remove existing bridge, stn. Signed a�cordll1g 18\\�, nnd all each item and total amount of In Memory of Mrs. Sequel GEORGIA, BuUoch County. of ex· persons Indebted to said estate $100.00 per share; and said 122+93. Lump sum. remove bid. Right is reserved to delay Raymond who departed this life 2 lbs. 29c To all whom It moy are reqUired to a c(:mcer!,: corporation shall have the isting bridge, sta. 1244+75. Lump mak� Illlllledinte the award of the contract for April 20, 1958. Is No Betler In to me, Cans Cohen Anderson haVIng privilegc and of the sum, remove sta. payment ThiS the 141h not to exceed right existing bridge, period (30) days The faculty and students of proper form applied to me for majority vote of the Board of 1344+68.' Lump sum, remove day of April, 1959. (rom the date of bids, opening Jackson School 9 Jumbo Mary Elementary LEMONADE 99, Permanent Letters of Adminis· in increasing it.s exisling bridge, sta. GROOMS, as nd. which period shall Dir�ctors 217�75 O�WELL during bid� a tree. We have -.- 2 L. stock to an amount not remove mllllstrator of the estate of and not to planted pine JESSE JEWELL Breasts· Stalks tration on the estate of R. capItal Lump sum, CXIStlllg Mrs. remain open subject Thighs. Drumsticks 19¢ $100.000.00 and to sta. E. R. Grooms, deceased. missed her bright smile and all (Bob) Miller, late of said �o exceed. bridge, 240+32. withdrawal. Right is r.eserved . her Issue addItIonal shares of com· 214 sq. yds. reinforced can· 5·21·6tc. (64) RPM to any and all bIds and loving ways; but we will Iy, thOIS IS t cite all and reject c.oun ? mon slock up to the maximum crete-approach slabs. 320 lin. ft. waive all formalities. try to live for Jesus, and mcet '·lb the and to slllgular credItors sum and �ext thereafter from time guard roil. 8 each, concrete spill. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Upon compliance with the reo her someday. The lb. of kill of R. L. (Bob) MIller, reduce the Pkg 5c �o timeto amount of ways ,standard 9017·B, type J. Georgia Rural Roods Authoriay quirements of. the standard Mary Jackson Elementary FRYER at PARTS be and but not 59, and to ItS below the 220 lin. ft. 10" No, appear capItol, corrugated mGtal Project RR·PR 28BI (I) Sect. specifications mnety (90) per School Faculty. my office within the time original capitalization and said pipe slope drain. 30500 cu. yds. 1 CT. 2 County of Bulloch cent of the' amount of work S. Belle Froz. Deviled Taste 0' Sea Fillets of John 0 . Redwins be principal ' WANDERER MOTEL allowed by law, and show cause, stock may purchased for class "A·3" sand base and Scaled proposals will be re- in calendar month will .' clay done any 1959. if cash, for an eXChange for real material. ceived the the 25th of Denmark, Ga., Apnl 10, Dozen any they can, why permanent shoulders, including by Georgia Rural be paid for by day Phone MElrose For 29¢ or 8·2511 Ga. CRABS 5 99¢ PERCH administration not be or 7BOOo.unit .. ul base the Jekyll 39¢ should personal property services, yds. over! on Roads Authority at. its General the succeedln� month, and Island, Ip��: on of value. Ida·Gold Fraz. French Astor Frozen Cut granted to Cohen Anderson or any other th�ng matenal. 2500 cu. y�,. stabilizer Office at No.2 Capitol Square remainder WIthin thirty (30) AUTHORITY. R. Miller's estate. Wit· B. The at· ! 7BOO SAM MANAGER L. (Bob) petItIoners hav.e. aggregate-coarse. gals. Atlanta, Georgia, Until 11 a. m.' days after final estimate is ap- JIM L. GILLIS SR., chairman, WELLS, 00 ness my hand and official signa· tached hereto, a cerllflcate cutback asphalt prime. 66300 sq. Eastern Siandard Time May I' by the This, the WILLIS N. HARDEN, member, 2 5 of State of proved en�ineer. FRIES ���. 49¢ CORN Pkgs, $1 ture( this 6th day of April, 1959. from the Secretary yds. asphalt cement surface 1959, for furnishing ail labor' lOth day of Apnl 1959. ROBERT H. JORDAN, member. (S) R. P. MIKELL, Ordinary. Georgia certifying that the name treatment, stone .i.ze 4, type 1. material, equipment and othe; GEORGIA RURAL ROADS 4-23·2tc. (65) Cashmere Cashmere New Skin Beauty Toilet Soap Liquid Laundry Soap BOUQUET BOUQUET PALMOLIVE PALMOLIVE PINK VEL OCTAGON Reg. Bath Reg. 3 Bars 29¢ 2 Bars 29¢ 3 Bars 29¢ 2 29¢ 10¢ A DELIGHTFUL BSA TROOP 340 BIRTHDAY EXCURSION . - The Bulloch Herald ALLERTED FOR The Bulloch Herald 11 On Saturday morning, Mrs. Page SUMMER CAMP On Mrs. Charlie Robbins Jr. made Cyn­ Thursday afternoon, 1959 - Statesboro, Thursday; 23, 10 Women'. New. and Asslstunt Scoutmaster Poul M. laird was hostess to Georgia, April The Bulloch Herald thla's eleventh birthday me­ lvoy to Page 340, her of Will SL Matthews morable as she filled her sta­ Bledso of Boy Scout Troop bridge club. Queen The Bulloda Herald 1959 calls auentton to the "Moms Henrts, nt her home on 314 Masquers Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April .23, tion wagon with Cynlhia's _ Is draw- friends And drove to Savannah and Pops" that the time Clulrbornc Avenue. ncar for the 1959 summer Sweet In profusion nnd New. and Phoenix hold Better includes performance testing, de- where they had lunch at the lng pens Women'. Give 'A breeding near eight.day clare IIvestockmen, session ut Camp Strachan planters with greenery furnished curate selection and cullingac-\through Pirate's House, followed by window shopping until matinee Savannnh. a colorful scuing ror n spring O the party. 3·10 time. They attended Walt Dis­ otet 111 nn effort to improve IIENRY�S mission r The gu sts wore served choco­ May ney's newest production "The camping program of the Couslnl Y council lat fudge ako and nuts. the a Shaggy Dog." I1r._ Empire ouneil, Father Frank Chapman, Ernest Brannen. Edltor phone 4-2382 MI·s. Snm Haun nnd Mrs. T��ue����:��::risto- In the group were Fay Foy camping and activities com­ will "A Phoenix Too Redemptorist MissionAry, E. \V. Barnes lied for top score, pher Fry's . Phoebe mittcc recommends that in sttua- O at Smith, Clssy Olliff, ==::::-:::-:-::-::=------ot preach an eight day mission and each received FORMER Frequent" In McCroan Audt- Turner, Donna SHS STUDENT XI SIGMA CHAPTER t ions where Is for lovely potted Church In Stutes­ Beasley, Peggy It Impossible St. Matthews STARS IN begonias. uladium bulbs were ety torium on May 20 and 21 at Denmark, Patty Robbins and MET MONDAY NIGHT the unit leaders of the assistant Phone 4.2382 boro. The dates for this mission Eme.t Brannen, Editor "TALK OF THE TOWN" given to MI's. Frank Aldred und Mrs. F. Lee Wanda Watson, WITH MRS. RUSHING unit lender to attend, a member 8 p.m. Director Dorothy are from Sunday, May 3, ,.;.;.=====------, Mrs. Ed Cone ror nnd Mrs. Nelle Godbee and Mrs. of the unit committee or one of nontfug that the will be 10. A The Xi Sigma Chapter of Beta stated play pre­ through Sunday, May Fred Brinson attended the SA­ cut prizes. Phi met the futhers may be substituted. Pan collar and em- mission Is an time for Monday evening, 01 wore CAROL MOSES Peter sen ted in "arena style" which I Important vannah lhe "Talk of the Sigma mature hers playing Mrs. H. W. Smith musical, at the of The leader must be R in darker blue with R renewal for April 13, home Mrs. Frank CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY broidered been used at special spiritual Town" in the Audi­ Geltis, Mrs. C. E. Ozburn, has not Georgia Municipal Eddie at 216 Oak adult over 18 years of age. full skirt. the souls of those present. Rushing Mrs. Wendell Rockett. Mrs. Mrs. swirly 1954. 20 South Main St. torlum, April 13. On Saturday afternoon, Teachers College since Street. Spring flowers were Strnchnn is the orficiol John F. Brannen their Camp Emmett Scot.t, Mrs. F. Il. Moses entertained at a Movies were shown and the of .the Jr., used in MISS Henry I During eight days decorating and the CAmp of the Coastal Empire UilIlIlARA ANN BASTEN Mnrt The scene tokes In a nephew, was the star soloist in indalu, Mrs. Ivy Spivey. at the Recreation games were played with Mrs. place Father will s-ervcd lovely party mission, Chapman were chocolate Council, Scouts of America. Mrs. Eo Mrs. Mark Paul. tomb located In ancient Rome, 1 Wedding the musical that included an guests Boy ENGAGEMENT OF Cook. Toole. Center her daughter, Don Russell and Kelly oreach at all the scheduled salted nuts and honoring pie, coffee. The camp fee, which Includes Mrs. Thurmun Mrs. hostess. where we find a fair Announcements orchestra, chorus of MISS BASTEN ANNOUNCED Lnnier, on her birthday. assisting the Dynamene, both and week­ thirty-five Carol. eighth Masses, Sundays Mrs. E. W. Burnes gave Ihe Health and Accident insurance, Harold Jones, Mrs. Thol11l114 in lady of Rome's "upper" society. voices, other soloists, comedians Carol received her guests ond cake days. then each night at 8 p. m., and to is The of Miss Icc cream. punch, lhe death of Card Informals and ballet program stimulate the $14 pCI' person. Registration engagement Nasworthy lind Mrs. Edward blue dress wilh who is mourning Father will conduct dancers. a lovely light were served. Carol's 'Chapman aims and of Beta is You Barbara Ann Basten, birthday her husband, and is to objectives procedure very simple. daughter Scot I. planning the of of �I,.. such cake was with pink special program prayer Invitations Sigma Phi, Mrs. Barnes pre- fill out the slip given to you, "lid Mrs. RAY F. Busten, perish herself in the tomb be­ MRS. WALLACE PRESENTS md which will serve or Coral Fla to Dale 1<' roses and candles.decorate�-avors wore preaching sented a true-false lest. have it signed by your parent Gables. .. SANDY WILLIAMS FETES cause she fecls there is nothing MUSIC PUPILS IN RECITAL to revive and the Jensen of an- packages of modelling cloy. I strengthen The Earl guardian and turn over to Statesboro, is JTJ'S AT nUFFET SUPPER left to live for. Doto, a devoted Napkins Mrs. Wallace president, �rs. Lee, i� faith of the congregation. George pre- your lender With a $3 this Those present were Woodle servant to loves nil I the The .TT.I's n bounteous Dynnmcnc, sented U�lIt .. enjoyed her music pupils in reo cond�cted buslll�ss scs�ion. health we,ek. Thank You Notes on 27 a fcc. nO��I�CCd Basten IS U at pretty Bonnie IS JU11Ior Jones, Jenny Kcith, men, but does not trust any of Father C hap man is ex­ cital at Corning up April r�servatlon � .155 buffet Tuesdny night April 14 Tuesday night, April 14, examination re- Susan June to be remembered some history and where Mays, Coleman, them. perienced in giving missions. He INTO the Marvin Pittman School day by is. SI?le. Un!bersily, at the home of Mr.' and Mrs: SWING - • High China Silver a quired for nil campers before sFhIOert�,aIs III under Hook. Becky Benson. nthy vas born in N. Y., Crystal auditorium 8 lucky ticket for 26-inch bl- majonng pinna Rayford \Villinms on Donehoo I' Brooklyn, at o'cl k' made Claire Tegeus, an educated soldier, is to be on that entry. is by the study of the eminent Dr. Lovett, Nancy Steuber, ind ordained as a Students cycle given away � .check-up Street with Sandy Williams as Redemptorist were: at and Rene guarding the bodies of six dead all at participating The of the contest n physiclun upon arrival Ernn Dchnnnyl She Is a memo Olliff. Nancy Tillman. iVlissionary -in 1930. He served Laveda Hotchkiss, Barbaro and d�te. proceeds. hostess. Bohler of Brooklet. men which hung outside the SPRING! Will their welfare camp. ber of Sigma Alpha Iota. na- IS a parish priest in Annapolis, one �ne store Sandra Aldrich, Sandra De- go t�ward pro- The girls helped themselves tomb. He discovers the WOmen Includes tlonal Women's music then in the West Indes. gram many gifts Merit programs will be sorority to baked crabapple and ======::;:;==::11111:l1:li .Vld. and Loach, Patsy Tankersley, Larry w��ch Badge ham, and his belief in goodness is charities sponsored Bela and of tho Music Na- I Hie then took a post graduate Cail, Helen Smith, Martha and t� by offered to First Class Scouts for Teachers'. Apricot pickles. chicken snlad, renewed by Dynamene's faith in Sigma the X, ath- Association. She rs a French .tudy at the Catholic University WITH MORE CURRENT Dale Henry, Peggy Hagan and Phi, through S'g- achievements in archery, tlona.1 asparagus casserole, . her husband. ma dean s list student. We Go Places lf America. From 1935 to 1948 Delta Deal. chapter. letics, basketry, bird study, bean casserole. topped with I members first life n of onion baked Idaho Dynamene falls in love with 'ie was a missionary priest in AND LESS MUSCLE! Those appearing in dance Sorority present camping, .aid, fishing, M:. Jensen, graduate rings, po- were Mrs. James H. Mrs. Florida Sture is the totoes, hot the soldier and this presents )hio and Pennsylvania. Since numbers were Eller1 McElveen Sikes, saving, nature, pioneering, rep- University, rolls, aspic snlnd, Bowen of John tile and swim- director of the Statesboro food cake with fresh Mrs. Emma Utica, problems. 1948 he has been assigned to in "Hawaiian War Chant," dane- Cobb, Mrs. Arnold Rose. study. rowing High angel summe!&C Y to visit Mrs. J. E. Bowen E. Each in should School Band. He was u dean's with N. .. arrived Friday a mission house in Charlotte, ing in the Island costume, and Jr., Mrs. mingo boy camp strawberry mounds, topped a com­ to list cream iced tea. her daughter ,Mrs . Joe Lombard. The play is filled with FATHER FRANK CHAPMAN N. C. Lavada Hotchkiss doing both tap W. Barnes, Mrs. Ken Herring, learn swim during his week student, president of Phi whipped and LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY '-- ._...1 and family and will be here un­ bination of poetry and delight­ F. C. Parker Jr., Mrs. Mark at camp. Mu Alpha men's national music Those present were Cynthia The is invited to come iu June I. ful humor for which Christopher public "'!II11!!_!CII- ====:i.iai:ind.b�a=lI=e=trin=u.m=b=e=rs=._==;;;:JIMrs.Toole, Mrs. J. S. Anderson, Mrs. The tenative date for Troop fraternity and a member of Johnston, Sue Ellis, Linda Akins, is so noted. to hea the best of Catholic BETTER ELECTRICALLY Lamar Kappa national bond honor- Cecilia Alice Fry. FARM Trapnell, Mrs Earl Lee 340, Statesboro, for camp Psi, Anderson, Mary Mrs. Donald Lundberg and her ". Warnock H. D. Club meets preaching. and Mrs. Carroll Herrington. Strachan Is set for July 12 ary fraternity. Mr. Jensen Is nl- Chancy, Judy Smith. Kay Mlnko- Lance of Talla­ In presenting a play "in the so a youngest son, YOU NEVER through July 18. member of Phi Kappa vitz, Faye Bennett Brannen. and hassee. Florida, left Thursday round" or "arena style" the FIGU�ED national. music and their Williams. More information Lambda. hostess. Sandy aftcr a week audience surrounds LT. COY H. TEMPLES MR. AND MRS. MIKELL concerning DR. D. L. MAR'fIN (today) spenling completely ELECTRICS ARE: scholastic honorary fraternity. at horne of A. W. Ellis RURAL SO PERFECTLY the camp procedure will be with Carolyn's parents, Mr. and the acting area, Mrs. COMPLETES RANGER CELEBRATE THIRTY.NINTH furnished assistant as you will with the help '�f Roxanne's ABC br; WEDDING by your Mrs. R. J, Brown. TRAINING IN ARMY cups ANNIVER!iARY The cnst will consist of: Mrs. Reuben Belcher presided Scoutmaster. Paul Bledso, as- ALI'f1A OMEGA CHAPTER in ever)' swimsuit size and very special foundation and Mrs. Bone and While from out of Jeanne Fulford AS 1------Mr. Jesse Mikell sistant located Among those Dynamene, Lieut. H. district forester, MAKE PLANS FOR 5,000 in at the April 9 meeting of the Army Second Coy The observed their Ann Waters as Doto and all the way. That's you can wear thirty-ninth wed- the MONEY People town who visited Mrs. Rogcr Emory Leading Way fit. why allY style, at airport. FOUNDER'S DAY SAVE Warnock Home Demonstration S. uarter Temples. SOn qf Mrs. Opal A. Mrs. Frank Hook's Giles plays Tegeus. prIng Q if it's Roxanne. ding anniversary by taking a Fulcher, Temples, Register, Ga., and the beautifully, Mr. B1edso came here from The of became ill and Club in the absence of Mrs. trip to Florida where they Alpha Omega chapter WITH mother. who late Albany, where he worked very Alton Slater and Claude Astin Coy H. Temples, completed visited their Mrs. Beta Sigma Phi met Monday Bulloch underwent at the Bul- To A daughter, well these fit County surgery Quattlebaum. president. Enrollment Hits the seven-week course Brighter successfully with the Boy Scout How into are technicians. ranger April 13, at the home loch while light Talmadge Brannen, Mrs. Bran- evening, County Hospital 8 at the program. of Mrs. The was held in the April Infantry School. nen and their W. W. Brannen on summer life. Sleek, visiting her daughter were: her meeting grandchildren, L D your - "If DRY F 0 All T Fort Benning, Ga. Connie and David in you have not already South MaIn Extension, with Mrs. are sister Mrs Frank Miss beautifully decorated home of Ime TOMORROW! Tommy, have a wonderful Burney made are tapered, they suffering lIigh_ The course is designed to de- Fort Lauderdale. your application, you Billy Sandlin hostess und Mrs. iVilli� and Mr;. Roy Annual lIollors Mrs. A. W. Ellis. WI';'berly .. to do so now. It is Brunson co·hostess. . new Teachers Coil e e abilities and to urged Heyward The summer-in·town a B, Hargrove, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· Georgia g velop leadership They also visited in Miami. laundry air, is provide strenuous train- definitely to your advantage to The guesls were served carmel win and Mrs. B. The feature of the meeting spring quarter enrollment physical They were accompanied home service that �oshes versalile smartness. Wimberly Roy be on time. areas such and mints. suburban $12.95 Is Slated an all-time for a which will prepare the Special cake, coffce, needlessly Mr .and Mrs. Edwin was the Revue. The fol. 942, high ing by Tommy Brannen. Hargrove, Day dress as soldier for adruous under swimming pool, activities Plans were Illude for the ... dries ... and fold, Fulcher [lnd Edwin Mrs. spring quarter. duty On 000 son, Jr., were winners: Mrs. Rell- Sunday morning, before be 4 I lowing adverse combat conditions. field, nature, lodge etc., may Founder's Day banquet at Mrs. Approximately Florence Oliver of left for his ., Waynesboro, For <.II b en Belcher won first place in Men the women Tommy church, used on a 'first ask-first B t's K'ItCh on 27. your family In thiS have outnumber_ get April washing!. people county and Mr. and Mrs. I'oul Alex- May Lieu!. Temples entered the grandmother said to him, "Now 488-454, in figures released to- baSis'," Mr. Bledso said. MryallJrs. erry McGenl nmery was in nnder of last October. He ,'s a 1954 EXCELSIOR�'" their he a I t h Dublin. 0" Ma II 1958 th e annua I rs. ar ac urn won Army you must take some regained y, . lMhe houcse I dreBssl cklbassification. day by Miss Viola Perry, GTC Tommy, charge of the program on 3-Hour Cash & Servo graduate of Gordon Military to in the collection iI Carry after Honors will be second. Mrs. Emma Moore WOIl The record .,.( money put through Chiropractic ....;;;;;aIlllll D Day progrnm registrar. previous "Sculpture." - Town ?" I. to an elver & l.a School in Barnes- 'ce p' k U dO" Shoes first in the church dress College High p I at"e. 00 you h ave any. p have failed. held in McCroan Auditorium. for a spring quarter was 854 Those attending were Mrs. Country other methods y.lac� ville. nnd a 1958 graduate of the • class,f c [10 MAW Ell' last ELECTRIC Tommy quickly declared that Mrs. Hal DeLoach. Same Day. Three of honors witl be year. S. : ab Bucky Akins, more sincere typos Citadel, Charleston, C. The peo- .. ab tantes won �e�on�' r�. M' 'T' �s he had quarters, nickles and m ytantes Mrs: Albert Brannen Jr., Mrs. Ii] y fOi' A total of 3,016 registered for 1------MEMBERSHIP Amerlca's Best Fashion Shoe Value given: scholarship, won of Mrs. Mikell pie are turning to Chiro- !,or Hagan lI�i�d. Inrsihe 'suit plenty pennies. Jim Gaultney. Mrs. Bobby Mdl0 e Laund - the three t:I_ac======and for Mrs. H. A. Dixon quarters of and said "You should Mrs. Cobb Jr ry a leadership service, t.he by freshmen, 247, seniors, CORPORATION put paper Cooper, Willis .. because it fills clnssifi�ation, M r. and Mrs. H h E. practic regular 1958-59 school year, With ug Darley AND Mrs. James W. awards. won first place in the pre- 241. money in the plate." Mrs . Leon Thompson, M rs. Lieu!. and of Ga announce the need of better health. the and in Albany . N. C. school dress class, Wanda Wynn 1,021 Men Worn. Total Oh I'm Harold Durden. Mrs. Lee Benson of Camp Lejeune, 11,053 �n f�lI� no. grandmother, go- birth of � so" Mich el Fo George Qunlifications for won willi a dress the wmter. ThIrty-one students Freshmen 113 134 247 Sam announce the birth of a scholarship first place to take 'cause God Jr., Mrs. Haun. Mrs. Frank First boy ing pennies at th: D CI Shop HENRY'S • honors consist of a 3.6 Mrs. completed require- 95 Friday, April Ii. BuIIO�;; at the Nuval average made by her grandmother, Sophomores 97 192 needs lots of for all the Farr, Mrs. Tom Howard and ry eanmg April 21, 1959 gradua�ion penmes Mrs Da r is ratio for con- ments wlIlter County Hospital Icy -PHONE 4-32340- quality point five Ivy Wynn. Lavadn Hotchkiss following quarter. Juniors 148- 114 262 to run the bubble their sponsor, Mrs. R S. Hospital, Camp Lejeune, N. C. little children the former Miss J�ne Foss DR. D. L. MARTIN secutivc quarters at GTC. These won second plnce with n dress The smallest class is the Seniors 132 109 241 machin�." The buby has been nanled ,lames gum daugh�r of Mr. and. will be selected from the sopho- made by her mother, Mrs. Ruth sQphomore group, with 192. 4 W. Cherry St. Willialll Benson Jr. Miss Benson Nathan Foss of Statesboro. M�s:I'B:o:n:d�u:rn:n�t�.The ������������������������������������= 1110re, junior, and senior classes Hotchkiss. Juniors lead with followed 488 454 942 I' is the former Miss .Jean Martin, 262, will be called Mike, Po 4-2512 on the basis of official records CIVIC GARDEN CLUB baby dAughter of Mrs. Corey L. 1------'-.:....------in the registrar's office. How· The judges were Nail Price, APRIL MEETING AT Statesboro, Ga_ Martin and the late Carey L. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hood men wom­ Jackie Barfield and Sally Rovart FAIR ROAD CENTER ever, only senior and announce the of a son, Martin. TOP TV-Tho DInah Shore Chevy Show-Sundoy-NSC·TV and Iho Pot Boono Chovy Showroom-weekly on ABC-TV. adoption en who have (!f Georgia Teachers College. completed require­ The April meeting of the April 3, on their twenty-firsl TEST ments for in Decem­ graduation Visitors were Mrs. Leffler Civic Garden Club was' held wedding anniversary. They hove ber, 1958, or Murch. or named 1959, Akins, Mrs. Vernon Wynn, Mrs. Thursday morning, April 16, at him Jerry Keith. who will coml>lete the require· Strick Holloway und Glenice the Recreation Center. ment.s for 'in June or graduation Lee. Mrs. E. N. Brown WOn THE the were Mrs. Jesse REST The hostesses AGAINST August of 1959 can receive door prize. O. Johnston, Mrs. Jim Donald­ recognition for leadership-serv­ son and Mrs. Frank 1. Williams. We Go Places ice.. Those participating in the Mrs. Ellis served delicious cheese cook- SEE FOR YOURSELF WHICH award honors will simply be refreshments. Delicious straws, .;am==IDIII__IiIIIIIIII!::Jr;l::l were served. those who have earned ies and Coca-Cola medals, Mrs. Foy Olliff and son. Bill. James P. cups, and awards for participa­ Mrs. Collins, presi­ returned Thursday night from at the tion in college activities during dent, presided meeting, Calhoun, Ga., after visiting her VALUE'S BEST from officers and the year. hearing reports father, Mrs. Henry Williams, and Mrs. Bruce Olliff committees. her sister, Mrs. Boyd Cochran. The Honors Day Committee is read the official collect of the ;>- composed of Dr. Jack N. Averitt, Garden Clubs of Georgia, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lanier of Miss Violn Mr. John lind­ Perry, as adopted recently. The col­ Jacksonville, Fla.. spent the Mr. Jesse Dr. Walter sey. White, lect was written by Mrs. Frank weekend with Dot's parents, Mr. B. 01'. Jack Broucek, and TH�NSTYOEDAKBR Mathews, S. Burney of Waynesboro, Ga. Mrs. Ray Howard. Miss Hassie McElveen, and Dr. value. You'll find Mrs. Percy Bland and Mrs. R. Come in and drive The Lark-compare it with any other car Cor K. Mrs. D. R. Terry and Mrs. � Ralph Tyson. L. Winburn represented the room Arnold Rose played golf Friday The Lark stands alone. SIZE-three feet shorter than conventional cars, yet Cor club at the convention held in � on the armed forces golf course Lark costs less to Car less to Atlanta 12-14. six in comCort. SAVINGS-The buy, opera'Le­ April in Augusta in the one-day Invi­ spacious � - bills. ENGINEER1NG­ for every family the all NEW Mrs. Winburn, in her charm­ tation Tournament. loivest oC all insurance rates. far lower gas and maintenance � the ing manner, gave highlights skfiled Studebaker craftsmanship plus spirited "6" or super-powerful V-8 perCormance. of the convention which was STYLING-so it's approved Harper's Bazaar. Wrap·around view o! ''''IHTUHOW(U BEN·HUR FREEZER veiY interesting. Cashion-right, by � handsome interiors in 'UACUE Mrs. Aulbert Brannen dis­ THEHalf·Pintsl�i� the road, Sapphire·Enamei finish that needs no waxing, practical SUHIIPAPER 10'·.U'OROP(LOTH cussed several arrangements BY CO. CITY DAIRY vinyls. Small wonder Lark sales arc way up (Castest rising sales curve in the industry). only brought by members of the club � PLUS a 01 "Dutch and made comments. ... helpful galion Boy" Nolplex in you, choice 01 r.eady­ to·use, decorator colors. Comment for the month was: lovelr, Nolplex-Ihe amazing new acrylic BEN-HUR flot an arrangement of black­ lotex pOint-so easy to use thai even first-lime "Try painters get beau­ black flful,e.ult,1 Gives You berries, the green, red and fruits blend beautifully. very gracefully and pretty." So Many Nicest There were fourteen members wagon present. Features STATESBORO GARDEN WY TO 'UT ON EAIT CUAN.UP EAIT TO 1l1E' CUAN CLUB MEETS See For abito! COO"" almoll ]ull wa,h that ever LUAU FOR THE EYES ... any Drlu 10 a I roil.", qUickly The Statesboro Garden Club .urfaCl with fu., bTwhu, hand. wash- your served up Rox:lIlne poru, du,able, joined South Seas by in the lruly Yourself family magic met Sally Tuesday suit auditorium. in an alluring Sarong-draped Zetterower School ::'h:�-='� station wagons sl,ol.rfd home from the lumberyard. There's got bigger tires- they come as !:::'C��':'P:� abl�!inl'h·IMak.� Chevy's into best Hostesses were Mrs. Olliff a that knows how to tuck you your - - room, you see, for whole half-ton standard on of UPRIGHTS Combination be wagons. equipment everyone Everett and Mrs. James Bland. CHESTS really calleclfnmily with a of ten feet our Printed acelate laton faille cargo�a space long, witb wagons. But why not fall in figure. Bill Holloway of the States­ FREEZER·REFRIGERATOR You. can cltooseJrontfivc 'nod� of the rear seat and tailgate down. love with a Chevy firsthand-at soh.as-cotton feel, in a lush flowering boro Florist Shop was guest tIle cis, inclu.din.g four-cloor C He made several ar­ _.�NAtPLEX These wagons· are easy to load, your Chevrolet dealer's! South Seas Blues. 32 10 38, all in A, B, _!Jr. cups .. speaker. different ma­ W.IfPinisfind FLAT WALL FINISH nine-passenger Ki.ltgslV�ocl, too-you just roll the rear window rangements using terials and types for fr"mal or The be.t way yet Wide Range Ivi.tlt i.ts rear-facing rear scat. into the tailgate and Aip it down $19.98 informal occasions. To leed thei, The LARK's amazing gas economy was recently miles per gallon. The LARK "six" turned In even flat. No to wrestle with_ SAVE 51.00 of Models liftgate Deviled ham sandwiches, Lillie feline pel. proved In the Mobllgaa Economy Run when The better mileage. The LARK Is available as a 2 a brisk and so to handle From $10.95 Here's breezy wagon Chevrolet's easy it's Others Up cheese sticks, brownies and LARK V·B equipped with automatic transmlsalon and 4·door sedan, station wagon and hardtop. 1 Gallon NALPLEX were served. Buy that'll take on any chore you name, a natural for the lady of the house. Coke outscore_d a.11 other V-B's by delivering 22.2B Overdrive also optional on all modo I .. For All Those were Mrs. Type a beach to a safer too. even The car present from trip to the journey Big, brakes, Chevy'� that's wanted jar all its worth I STUDEBAKER DEALER'S Get $3.SO Kit J Prince Preston, Mrs. A. B. Mc­ Discover 1111101 YOII'1l !!!E!t al YOUR Painting Famil,ies DENRY�S Dougald. Mrs. Bob Pound. Mrs. For a "Spring Sales Spectacular" deal see your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! Olan Stubbs, Mrs. Bonnie Mor­ -

.... _ ... __ ._------_. __ ._ .. _.-._------_._------_._----_._----_ .. .. -----_._------_._-_ -_.------_ .... Simmons Center _------_._------._------_._------_ _--- Mrs. J. E. Bowen Mrs. iC�5����0 Lannie F. Simmons MILKCO·I For 52.SO· HENRY'S First ris, Jr., HOMOGENIZEO Shopping Only SOLD and SERVICED By Shop Ralph Moore, Mrs. Harry Brun­ & ICE CREAM' TRY YOUR Claud Miss tOCAl OR FOR a son, Mrs. Howard, GROCER Limit I To Customer) Not a Oae-Tlme Sale! Ga. I We Try to Make a 1.lfe-Long Customer, Helen Brannen and Mrs. J. M. HOME DELIVERY Statesboro, 42212 Nath's TV Sales and Service Franklin Chevrolet Company, Int. Thayer. PHONE E. A. SMITH GWN co. • South Main St. 60 EAST MAIN ST. STATESBORO, GA. PHONE 4·5481) Statesboro, Georgia Statesboro, Ga. : The Bulloch Herald - 12 ishingRodco ... is Eastcrn Star to Page Jaycee Road-e-o Statesboro, Georgia, Thursday, April 23, 1959 Continued Page fr�nl lepre install officc.·s ************** A Prh.c.Winniug NATIONAL AWARD WINNER Ncwlilftl,cr ADS Drama ... CLASSIFIED ��I���t;c�:;���n�oa�:ocr�: �I��� Stuurd Apr«.,25 Spring ITOP 10;.1& )0 57 r ay, THE d� Blsh BULLOCH I Furman HERALD I house on Detler SALE-Well built NUWflpollcr In the Tuesday night continued Irom page I N",,-"'" CJi44I"J II� II-..J Youngsters living Conlcst, For Sale largo nuractlce lot, choice Fred Hodges, president of BAD BREATH Call Mr Statesboro Blue Ray Chapter No. 121, 8.u.. If_""'" (J...t..14 ______location Brooklet, Ga. the Statesboro Junior the mother, In "The Chamber MEN'S Amanda, nEDIC.4'l'ED :ro TUB 0' STA.TESBORO -:.iNn Phone drop .r� I IIr� I�VI�d tt� METHODIST OES, will hold a installa­ WITH BUlLOCIJ COUNTY sco- Childs or Mr. Tinker. of the public Glass by Tennessee PROCl.fES? EXCELLENT, ellicient and \:�'�h Com�erce, announced TO MEET Menagarle" and PICb\ t�o ��r�lflc��es CLUII \ lion of officers for the Blue Lustre 4·3434 or 4·3730. Forestlands winners on the. written test In ensuing Williams. nomlcal that'. t t0 I II I free NIGHT IFOR Ph MONI)AY year 28, - Statesboro, Gil. the first Tuesday night, April cleaner. Realty Co., phase of the in the - �III Jaycee Others to appear COLGATE' VOLUME xvm - and a carpet upholstery es efmrom t�o '�t tes- at 8 m. In the Masonic Hall. ESTABLISHED MARCH 1937 P. O. BOX 329 STATESBORO, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 30,1959 NUMBER 24 , Met'hod· Ilshlngaliowlpo Road-c-o held at The Builoch Count.y p. 26, Belk s Store. th th Festival are Natalie Par- WHILE YOU Dept. boro Buggy and Wagon Men's Club will meet Mon­ Spring Co�. county school. ist who will Hubert s high la:t we��� This being a rish and Jb Brannen FOR SALE pony, and from April 27, at 7:30 regular meeting These winners and their scores day night, have in - on a· night the chapter there will be parts "Nobody Sleeps." TOOTH DECAY TOBACCO PLANTS I am Tackle and Buit ShopNewtosn o'clock, at the Nevils lunch FIGHT FOR SALE arc' a short business session before who served 8S ,taking orders now for Georgia vannah Avenue in Statesboro. with the Nevils Methodist Jimmy Hodges, M.rvln Pittman HI h S h I' room the Drama Festival Grown Tobacco Contact also availnble the installation of officers. All stage manager for prize­ AU. DAY! plants. Certificates are Church as host. The For Removal Nancy Louise Hood �4' Eve�o. serving be­ me orders and Inlormatlon crickets from Sims members are urged to be on winning play "Soldedera" lor free Chester 70' Rev. David A. Duck, pastor of Inman' MI'II l; time comes an actor in the Smith f� for the at or Cricket Hatchery on Savannah First Methodist regular meeting speaking �I���� Henry 84; J. M. the Church, in Cowart, rn d��:t�'lbo�OW, ����n, Quick, 7:30 m. "Our to ten Avenue. B��Sley: p. stage manager part Jimlny will be Randy 2:2428. 2·26·8tp. Salvage 82; and William 82. Dawson, Georgia, guest present Includes base- Hendrix, Town." He also appears in The prize lists Southeast Bulloch The following officers will be • LOOK Permn- High' Car. speaker. of Property." Mary LADIES-Special balls, baseball installed: Mrs. "Young Lady - House with Bath roll matron, Frame baseball. glov�s, Roy Denmark, 82; Eugene worthy Alice will be seen In nent Wnves, Soft Natural shoes, a Chaney at SHS Glassed-in Porch. Two­ camping llght, McElveen, 80;. John Thomas CHURCH CONFERENCE TO Marlon Carmichael; worthy pa­ Curl, is a Woman's and se�sonPark "Our Town" and has appeared plays "Beauty to the Mcmorta: WIn AT EUREKA tron, Hayden Carmichael; as­ Stock 80; BE HELD Show to pas.ses Ralph 76; awards Hodges, Woman's Beauty." Williams room annex in rear not rods Brannen, in "Sunstroke," and "Sparking" Swlmmlng Pool, fishong Mikell sociate matron, Mrs. Louise Wil­ Mrs. Bernard Morris, speech Beauty Shop. 4·3383. 12 East be sold. Mossey, 76; and Jock METHODIST CHURCH and top and and others. "Ugly Duckling." at reels instructor . Lowe 76 son; associate Hiriarn stntesboro High Oilifl St. Dicey Williams, Master The fourth con­ patron, arc quarterly 1------­ of lhe 2·26-tfc. All contestants allowed Dollar Sr.; Mrs. Car- School. this week announces Jimmy COlVtU-t Portal community and Beautician. JOh'n Thomas with a score of ference of the Bulloch secretory, to fish catch County final Drama keep they 78 Is the rie Mae Brannen; Mrs. installing officer, Mrs. Sarah plans for the Spring Smith of tho Weetslde look FOR SALE-Used 10·foot House House located on S. Main the. only entry to repro­ Ircuit will be conducted at the treasurer, Randy ommunity lop If so desire. Those Festival to be held at the they sent Statesboro Zelia Lane; conductress, Mrs. Pruitt, Associate Grand Matron; high Trailer. Reconditioned and in across from wlshl.ng High School, Eureka Methodist Church on honors at the annual Bulloch Barrow and Fat St. Methodist do so the (Ish County to may Sybyl Dollar; associate con- installing marshall, Mrs. Lucille school on Tuesday.' Wednesday Good shape. Fully equipped for . �Jvc and Carolyn Edenfield with 0 26. Corn­ Church. to over Sunday, April Holy and and 7. Stock Shows held at Parker here on Wed- New chanty score of 76 is the Mrs, Waters; Hagins, past matron; ;instaliing Thursday, May 5, 6, Stockyards sleeping and storage space, b� �urnlng the,m only repre­ will be observed at the ductress, Ruby to offlclBls the munlon is Extra double mattress. Can rodeo following from chaplain, Mrs. Mildred Curl; chaplain, Mrs. Inez Mikell, past Curtain time each night and 22 and 23. tag. sentative Portal High II :30 worship service, Members nesday Thursday, April be seen at Gulf Station contest Mrs. 8 o'clock, The admission Is 50 Hagins School. marshall, Margaret Hayes; matron; installing secretary, an Sealed Bids Must Be Sub­ are to be present. Young Cowart showed on North Main St., or call Hal urged Mrs, Eunice Mrs. Mamie Lou Bondurant, .' , cents for adults and 25 These young will organist, Clark; past A n steer 850 Jr. 4·9·tfc. mitted to Mrs. Esten G. people • gus weighing Macon, Mrs, Elizabeth conductress, , students. One ticket willcents.ad- TV AND RADIO at Georgia Teachers Col- Adah, McClain; matron; installing to win the Ga. gather ATTEND FUNERAL The fo: pounds grand champ- Cromartie, Statesboro, Ruth. Mrs, Louise Mrs. Lucille Fordham, past ,'- mit the to one or two REPAIR SERVICE lege on Saturday, April 25, at Semmel; College purch�ser ionship, This was Jimmy's sec- FOR SALE 1, 1959. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Mills, Miss Esther, Mrs. Thelma matron; Mrs, - or all three nights. By May 9:30 a. m. for the finals when Hartley; ;installing organist, ond year In which he showed Call Mills, Mrs, Wallace Pollard Mrs. Willie Hart Fred A, Wallace; A of drama The Weather SUPERB COMMERCIAL one boy and one girl will be Patsy Martha, Turner: installing .' highlight th� the top nnimat in the Fat Stock Mrs. Jim and Zach S. Hendel" Pharmacy "I festival WIll be a from AKINS APPILANCE CO. selected to Rushing son, Electa, Mrs. Georgia Gould; soloist, Mrs. TRACT NO. t-tlle land, and represent Bulloch South Main Street c�tttng Show, He received a $100 cash to All Bids Eddie, and Fortson Howard or warden, Mrs. Maude Smith; the play, The Glass buildings thcreon, now occupied Right Reject PO 4-2215 County in the state Jaycee fam?�,s prize and the animo I was pur- Reserved. Beaufort, S. C" attended the Mrs, Louise served, "Where the Crowds Go" Menagarie by Tennessee Wit- by Ozburn-Sorrier Ford, Inc., at Road-e-o in Gainesville, Ga. on sentinel, Morgan, UpS chased by Franklin's Drive In funeral of their uncle, Mr. J, C, The officers will be: IIams. "This is an unusual 38 North Main' Street, States­ May 9. installing play, Resturuut for $55.00 per hun- and on 1------­ Hutchinson at Thomson, Thurs- one usually done By ind boro, Georgia, fronting Forestlnnds neuuy Co. The finals will consist of actual a�d no,� dred pounds, He also received North Main. HIli and Siebuld high Mrs. said. 30 Selbald Street driving on the driving course scho?l, and uddltlonal $12,50 lor his _ M�rrls Streets, Also, For Rent _d_ay_. The cast rncludes Janice Clark. set UI> at the college. The pub­ DO'Vl1S steer grading choice AUCTION DEPT. Sue and lic is invited to Ellis. Paul TRACT NO.2-situated on FOR RENT-Warehouse located attend the Robert. Randy Smith wo� the Bar. Danny Bray. ThIS ploy is the north side of Hill Street, behind the Singer Building. Call Mr. Brown Childs row Show with a Duree-Belts- No. scheduled for Thursday evening, directly opposite Tract I, Size 15 leet 30 feet. Could Phones pOplllr 4·:1434 Rushing is Jaycee tl ville cross and received $30 by HO��d�l�h \Zetterower lind utilized Ozburn Sorrier Mny 7. The thennomcter readings by be used for office. CALL C.. 1. Or POplur 4·:1730 chairman of the Road-c-o, I cash as top prize. The chomp- rind sales lot for MATI-IEWS Also lor the week of Monday, April at 11-5454, 2-5-tfc, 1------_ on. Ion borrow 210 Timber Cruise by Certified IT WAS A GREAT DAY FOR mE FlSHERMEiIi-Shbwn here are the the annual ThursdnY"evening wll,! weighed pounds ��e(� �ai:!�lny top winners in �e • cuttina from Our Town, 20, through Sunday, April 26, hears Dr. Brown and graded U. S. choice No. I. Fishing Rodeo sponsored the Statesboro Recreation Deportment and Robbins bv Thorton an were as follows: by Packing Company, Wilder, American W C Akins and Sons Low bought held at Robbins Lake on Saturday, April 25. [eft to are: Bobby Hodges, son of Mr. and Mrs. classic. The nlav will feature High· right the for $57.50 per hun. Sora chomp Robbie Hodges, who caught the biggest catfish and won a baseball and glove; Lewis Nesmith Jr., Adams, Robert Paul, Jim- dred On 13 Mon., April 20 •... 88 66 pounds s. with a who 15 blue to win the for the number of a rod and reel and my Hodge supporting Ben ;;;I April caught gils prize catching largest fish, Tucs., April 21 •.... 80 61 Marli� of SUison -show- �t��1��i�;1,IHOLLAND. cast KRv Minkovltz. makes this :::: �il�E�::ff:l0!;,;;��rental son return. alone, :�;, baseball; Alvin of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin the I1ream to win a base- 74 63 a Hereford steer cis ion ,;�;.;:�FOLEY AUTOMATIC::";m:�: ::�:::: Cleary, Cleary, caught largest includi�1! Wcd" 22 ing weighing ...I...... • � The Sallie Zellerower April For full de- Nessrnith and Beth Nes- s •.•.•. a 930 won the IS YOUR LAWN •.• ball and Hule son of Mr. and Mrs, who 71 53 reserve MOWER .• ::.::: .•. glove; Tankersley, Hubert. Jea,n 23 pounds, .•.• i: Tankersley, i.I:!r.ti;::!iI::.:.: •.::::.:::.:::.:::.::::: Thurs., :: its :::i �, on caught-the biggest •. held April :i.i::.:!.:.:•. meeting April :.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: regular �aif�n�e�estment. READY for as er, c caner, sawtruer.will'I , . and received a Summer Mowing? fFILtER. Ylour cUst bass to win a Sonnie son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald consolation Frl. 24 .•.••. 76 46 championship 13 in the school cafetorium. The camp flashlight; Biser, Biser, won feature of the April PETE'S . drama We are and to Tankersley. FOLEY ...... sm�th. Chos. E. Cone Inc. equipped ready 25 .•.•.• 82 47 cash prize of $50 and $12.50 Realty Co., 13 :.''';.'''''':':':::'::':' d evotlona I was given by Les prize WIith Willard Collins, extreme right, son 0f Mr. and Mrs. Willard Collins for catching the Sot., April make repairs on any type of SAW FILERS, West Moore .::�:::.:,: festival, Mrs. Morris pointed out, 26 •..... 85 54 for his steer choice, Simmons Center a member of the local first fish after the a rod and reel Willard Sun., April grading Shopping mower. Free and De- PHONE PO 4,-3860, Witte, starting whistle. Sonnie got fishing and got a pair of base· is the on Pick-Up emphasis acling, The steer was Dlu14·2217 5·22·tfc.Street: purchased by the Service. BRAGG MOTOR Lutheran Church. ball shoes and a baseball, All these won season to the Swim Center. Mr, Charlie Robbins and rather than on livery passes the sets, No rainraJl was recorded, Prodllcer�s Livestock Court.)alld Exchange BIRD POND AND FARM Mr. Max Lockwood agreed that it was the large't Fishing Rodeo they have held since it was be· schedule is as �.��y�CE, St3.rt.�Pc� • 470 of 200 in��;�st9,��d�lkB��,IV�h:a��p�;. gun 'tour years ago. Photo by Robert Manley. fOThIIO,evst.hree.day • acres, comprised -W----d------ante tance of modern forGa$r313a'nOdO PNeersshsUmnldthredshOpo,vuenddsu' acre foreign langua. Tuesdav 5, ot 8 pond, 160 acres improved RENT-Duplex ------evening, May Duroe-Beltsville cross to win FO�� I!purtmenl. in the schools. and 110 acres timber. hve unfurnIshed, ex- ges elementary o'clock, "Which is the to pasture MALE HELP Way e reserve in the WANTED-Young The fifth and sixth stu- championship Pond moy be purchuscd sepa- rooms,; grade Boston," ond �ept married man mechanically in- "Nobody Sleeps" Borrow Show. 'I' h e reserve new e , .. of rate I IS waltery pame,a\c� A��L���� dents, under the direction "I'm a Fool" Lee IS y, c1ined for interesting local posi- champ weighed 205 pounds and ONLY. Phone 4·3961. Located Mrs. Zolton a Ginny Chas. E. Cone Rellity Co., Inc. mean Farkas, gave pro- ·Blue Wednesday evening, 6, tion. double Devils win 2-A May wus at 106 North St. May your purchased by Radio Sta- Simmons Center College IIp, gram, with the students Region Shopping income if speak- nt 8 o'clock. of previous you qualify, "Young Lady lion WWNS lor $41.50 per hun· Dial 4·2217 FOR RENT-Two furnished bed. WRITE PO BOX SA VAN· 'WAKE U P ing in German. "Antic 3507, Propertv." Spring" and awarded h' hest dred pounds. Garland's barrow rooms. Each has bath and list Miss Sollie Zetterower's sixth COUNTRY COMMERCIAL private NAH, GA., your phone .... "Early Frost." Ig I also graded U.S. Choice No I. and entrance. Near number. 4-9-4tc, won attendance . private grade the prize t• UC mee"nf; acon f; Thurs dav, Mav 7. at 8 k t· M A·, 24 .. Other winners in the Bar- town. Phone 4·2439. 4·16·tfc. AND READ! and second prize IVent to Mrs. pr" o'clock. "Our "The FINE STORE JOB OPPORTUNITY for good Town," row Show and the ����;:�Y JLZ Sallie Prine's FHA d premiums . male in grade. NICKY SHUMAN Gloss Mena�arie." "Slave With bnck dependable person 1 By egree that they won are Third-$22, Lovely new dwelhng well established tire busi- , FOR RENT-I-bedroom re-cap Two Faces," and "The Boor," - in locotlon four garage , Lee of Mr Thomas Joiner, fourth $20, superb only Unfurnished. Lo- ness. Must be in health The Sta School Devtl Ginny daughter apartment. good !lboro Blue track tIcket - miles from the courthouse. Htgh Any bought may btl. Mrs J Lee of Lee. G len Nessmlth; fIfth $18, cated at I West Olliff and able to do 1111 related Rites for opel 'Harry Street. jobs uRed· on or held all of the thr� - Chas. E. Cone Inc. team first for the third ony has been notified that she Frankie Proctor; sixth $15, Realty Co., PHONE 4·331 I. 4·23·lfc. of re·cap business. Apply Box captu plaeeY strarght-yl'!ar field Center 506, in the am'lu 2-A track meet held in Macon nIghts.. h,. 'achIeved the State Horne· Jimmy Akins; seventh - $12, _ ·a Region Statesb�a_. man's Mrs MorriS asks - FOR REN1'--2.roolll ,. that furnished , SlmmOl�I�h0.r.��;� thinking anyone Degree In the Future G R r y Martin, Clghlh $10, IVilh FEMALE HELP on tl 24. The Blue Devtls a anv mak,ng apartment private en· WANTED­ Mrs. R. T. Moore Frtday, collected total havrng to fIt - �ostumes Homemakers of Amenca or. RIcky Hutchinson, OInth $8, trnnce, Located at 341 South Need new furniture; TV set of of 47\1" pOI to Wll1. The meet in Macon was to de- hl�h school age. Franklin, tenth-$G. or new car'! A real �hlldren gonlzallon Gary Ellis, NOTICE Main Sl. Phone 4-3456. Hc, opportunity . . . please brrng them to us so eleventh - Morvin Ct'de the h and t0 I< tiIe th ree teams Cartee; $5, The noli------regIon� campton pIC we hereby th1t undersigned _ who died 24 might odd them to our This is the highest degree thut Deal; tIVelfth $5, Johnny Wil. ��·sn��it\I��� ��i��erM��thH���� SUIT III to state meet on April f!,'0 to the Macon 2. wardrobe." a member corn and is a Rountree, Box 22, Wadley, Go. Saturday, May may son; thil'teenth-'5, Jake Smith; �!S \�;;r Services JIMMY son of Mr. and Mrs, Ellis Cowart or the West- ��I ��::,��rn�� ���� _ ��'�I Mrs. R. T. Moore, 71, died in The Blue Devils finished ten First in the 440-yard dash coveted honor. Ginny is the first. fourteenth $5 Thomas Joiner; COWART, gated in any way for _ purchasesl------1_4_.2_3_._2t_c_. in rront second with Bulloch _ side is shown here with his the Bulloch Fri· points 9f place Jimmy Cason the winner, student at Southeast to, fifteenth $5: Gnry Franklin; community, grand champion Angus to him others than A, S. JR, STANDARD COFFEE CO. • County Hospital charged by _ DODD, Dub:in. They won four first Hugh Deal won fourth place, receive this degree. sixteenth $5, Gary Crosby, steer which won the 1959 Fat Stock Show held here on Wednes- the will hire one man for Route day, April 24, after a long ill· undersigned. Real Estate places in four events. Billy First in awards in the Fat Stock ond 23. 21 to the low _ Other .day. April 22 L. CARTER DEAL Sales Work. Must be 45 180'yard G" IS a memtJe, 0 f th C ness, Aldrich won the mile Jim- See Us for Loans run, hurdles with Deal the 36 ""ears_ .lI1ny awarded for stecrs U.S, 4·23·4tc.