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6-22-1944 Bulloch Times (Statesboro News-Statesboro Eagle)

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The True Memorial " IS AN UNWRl'M'EN BUT BL(j­ j BACKWARDLOOK STORY OF ALL THAT II QUENT TEN YEARS AGO ' IS BEST IN LIFE. 'From Bulloch June 21, 1934 TIMES Times, BU'LLOCH Our work helps to refleet the Bulloch county ladies organized a Mrs. G. W. Hodges spent Tuesday Democratic club June tao be NEWS-STATESBORO EAGLE) spirit' which prompts you to erect 0)\ 14th, (STATESBORO In Savannah. named in honor of the nation's First the stone as an act of re"en_ mem­ a few Eleanor Roosevelt; the Personal Mrs. W. H. Sharpe Silent Us Lady, Established 1892 Purely and devotion. . •• Our I Bulloch T'imea, 53-NO. 14 experience bership list is very large. (Upon Consolidated January 17. 1917 1944 VOL. .. JUNE days recently With relatives in Sur­ Statesboro News, Established 1901 STA 'ESBO.F:O. GA THURSDAY, 22, \ ill at your aervlce. the names may be seen bon- I !!/(EE!,NC� request \1Jetween 920. b rency. Mrs. Cliff Bradley spent Tuesday When Christmas came und Charles I fidentially at the Times office.) Little Bland, of Atlnnta, is ====- �S�ta�te�s�b;o'�O�El�a�ggl�e=.�E�s;ta�b�l�is�h�e�d�1;91�7�-�C�0�n�8�0�li;d;ate;;d�D�ece�m�;e�r�9�,=1�;;�=�=====�======:=:======;======in Savannah. Bobby Howard received a tent, it made all =-======- his Mrs. Eliz­ Brannen - Monument Co. THESE PEOPLE? of is viait.ing grandmother, the boys In the neighborhood very Thayer he� YOU KNOW J. W. Beasley, Rome, visiting ---/ to RVTURNS�. abeth Bland. but they were promised 11 A Local Since 1922 tomorrow (Friday) evening, !,WATERS envious; � Industry wel-, S"TURDAY£Ii. Eddie Hodges. �, � come��i�ea�����mJolrex;:�!�e8V::'�10��I-RALLYthe summer students and the when the weather I Pic. Edwin of Ft. Benning, night in the tent JOHN M. THAYER were in Mikell, � Proprietor Pittman. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jones hot: So lnst week while the m,oon new president. Dr. M. S. with got ' mER INVASION ' weeks �;. . IS spending two his par­ G-. of Dr. Savannah was full Al and .�_ 45 West Main Street PHONE 439 Stateaboro, event of the Tuesday. McDougald Churles, ru � Mikell. (�n �on-arr!val vnR "ALE OF BONDS Mr. and Mrs. 111- tho exorcises Will be post- Miss Brannen is spending ents, Wiley Jel'ry and Wendel Marsh were Pittman, Bulloch County Young Man • Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hines announce Ensign Robert Hodges and Julian vited over to their blankets and poned till Monday evening.) Band From Stewart a few in A tlantu. bring Camp Was Present and Assisted days birth of a June Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hodges, of Charleston, S. C., spent spend the night. Toward nightfall, the SOil, James Moore, Social events: To Entertain at Air F. has returned Open At Invasion of France , Mrs. J. (rom a barbecue on . Darley the abc and at the Bulloch Here For Week End Barnes were hosts at the week end With their fnrnily here. however, five, aight-yeur­ 11, County Hospital. Cleary-Merrill • Exercises At Court House a visit in Tampa and Palmetto, Fla. It would be mce to have the shores of Lake Wells F"iday of Col­ olds decided He Will be called Jim. Mrs. Hines Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cleary an- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Collins and county had her most di­ Lieut. John Egbert Jones, Mr. . and Mrs. C. B. to their guests, ' 'Bulloch Mrs. Gordon Mays Mike McDougald (thirteen) sleep of their small several evening honoring State B bo IIIt t' the Fl!th I S. the week end with Will be remembered as Miss Henrietta nounce the marriage daugh­ son, Tommy, spent days of rect pursonal contact with the recent in umbia, C., spent there too. About the next and Mrs. R. L. Barnes. Nashville, \ ro". ere�.m McAllister Tuesday Savan­ daybreak I spent Moore. Margaret Elizabeth, to Sgt. Ro­ lust week with B. V. Collins. They Bland and Mrs. War Bond drive, which has already invaaion the week his Mr. and Mrs. H. P, Jones. one of the fathers who had ter, Tenn.; Mrs. Glady during present nah. parents, morning land Eddie Merrill of Mame. are now her parents at Cairo. Bonnie Morris were [nint hostesses started With a satisfactory degree of a. rna­ Benj. F. of Fort spent a rather restless night imag­ China, visiting when Emory \\rnto rs, �a"�1 Mrs. Durden, Graymont, vis­ Cpl. Rushing, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jenkins announce Virgil what t to the boys, Mrs. Merrill is a of' States­ Mr. Collins, who for the past two two lovely Thursday �ven_ enthusiasm, is to given Impetus who was 11 ·e��!1t. in Jackson, S. C., spent the week end ining migh happen graduate �t lIarties be chinits' mate, ited with. her mother, Mrs. va the birth of a Jane Evelyn, at the home of Mrs. Morris Tuesday crept over to take look. Quietly daughter, School. Merrill i. a has been instructor in industrial mg' .on in" big WilY morning at 10 and for some with his Mr. and Mrs. M. boro High Sgt. years Snuth \1 Saturday person at the opening Donaldson. parents, the back he found the at the Telfair on Bulloch street; M..... Harry H,. F. pulling Rap Hospital, Savannah, of Erskine and is arts at the Newnan will on the court back hia M. rolled graduate Academy High School, entertained morning with s!tuar7· hours following, brought, Mr. and Mrs. Rex nnd Miss Rushing. four little boys fast asleep up 4. Mrs. Jenkans will be remem­ Wednesday cloc.k ho�se Hodges May R. soon inducted into This announcement IS authorized In the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perly be military service a members of the f: modest little Callie Thomas and In and Mike up the party at which story. were in Mrs. daughter, blankets sitting Cartledge Visitors bered as MSls Velma Stewart, of com­ Audrey a of Maine. and Mrs. Collins and little son will club were guests; I by the chairman of the county Water. I. son of S. D. Mrs. Grady Smith and back of the tent with real soldier Merrill, Tuesday bridge Emory the Savannah Tuesday. Elizabeth, Statesboro. and Holland, helmet a his Side, lemon­ make their home with her Masters Billy Bobby mittee Wallis Cobb and the active of the communi • G. R. Crass formed a party on, gun by parents, Waters, Brooklet Helen Rowse has returned Sgt. sons Mr. l\irs. I Miss ade In his hand and a book open read­ of Roger �olland, R. J. and C. Brooks an- Here For WAAk F.nn Mr. and Mrs. Reddick. an� Vice-chairmen 'Kennedy He enlisted III the Navy at __ Sundny at Snvannah Beach. find Mr. and Mrs. Buford their seventh birthday .' . ;j( a visit in where spending We have never been able to celebrated from Pensacola, Fla., mg. of B. McAlhster. The novel IS and bas after nounce birth of a T/Sgt. and Mrs. Lyman Dukes, with a on the twenty-three months ago, Miss Janie Lou Hodges, where the dr-ink came the daughter, Nancy Monday afternoon pllrty feature. .�.• she was the guest of Aviation Cadet out just from, the that Hos­ spent Thursday and Holland lawn at which were about made possible thtough planning been in active service continuousl" spending several days with her par­ or whether Mike slept any night, Carol, on May 11, at the Telfair Camp Stewart, Cliff Purvis. Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe of the state committee the ocean but he was over at Jacksonville illld the guests; publicity since . He has crosaed Mr. and Mrs. G. L. at ('II' not; sitting -guard in Savannah. Mrs. Brooks "wlll Friday MOVIE CLOCK fifty .., B. Mrs. ents, Hodges, pital ,Beach an- Mr. and Mrs. H. Ramsey, P. Nelson, of Ffa., \ Jinume of Atlanta. member 01. & the four little sleeping boys.-John remainder of the week With Mr. and Jacksonville,. chairman, Young, and itl a hns returned to Charleston be remembered as Miss Margnret their many times, J. L. Mathews and Mrs. Jim Donald­ Portal, who a trum­ nounce the marriage of Grayson Fletcher, plays GEORGIA THEATRE At the hour named there will arrive one of the most of Statesboro. Mrs. Lester Edenfield at home on crew of important S. C. Stewart, their, S. Caruthers . have returned from a few days' Nnvy Yards, 'like the boys in the best named ter, Zoe. to Robert son pet III Statesboro a caravan of forty or units. "Just I have been attended the to with here. Mrs. Lester Edenfield Jr., of June 15th. Naval say Henry Moses, who is leaving soon play THIS WEEK Friday , visit in Atlanta. bnnds. and Mrs. Robert Donaldson an- the units M,·. was a week-end more members of military across several times," he anawered III Atlanta last is Marion and a band he has Savannah, also guest Lieut. and Mrs. Albert of style shaw week, Carpenter AGO Green, nounce the birth of a Dor- TWENTY YEAR� daUgh-\' from a band direct uw• In MISSISSIPPi. Marion has daughter, of MI'. and Mrs. Edenfield. and June 15-18 Camp Stewart, Including wbcn asked the question; the now spending some time 111 New York organized Thursday Friday, Field, Moultrie, spent In school June will make Spence been bnnd director the high othy June 12,. at the Bulloch Irene and Dennis Morgan In From Bulloch Times, 19, of musiclans who merry are not to be too definite merchandise for Henry's Lucy, Manning pennitted week end With his parents, Mr. and buying at and this year when will called returned and Biloxi, Miss., County Hospital. She be Relief ''THE DESSERT SONG" Grover Coleman Sunday for 'the entertainment inspiration' about our movements, you know." store. state contest Manager Mrs A. B. Green. rendy-to-wear the band went to the from an weeks' absence attend- • Dottie. Mrs. Donaldson was ,In Technicolor. eight 19241 of the And we him there. formerly who has public. Jeft In Savannah were most of the MISS AudL'CY Cartledge, Mrs. who has been Visiting Tuesday they came home with to business in Central America.. George Lane, Miss Mae Starts 3:26, 5:2'8, 7:30, 9:30. ing AI!rcdDt'orman, tng by Then Waters told ua lOft honors. Nona is doing some good Lucy Brannen. been serving as relief manager for Gin Co. l.ayor J young and Mrs. Ben left Mrs. A. B. Green, Mrs. J. S. Kenan, for the Continental �c viSiting Mr. Lane, and of the local committee, Will PITTMAN about the be Donald work there with her music, too, the McClellan Stores at Americus for John Skelton Williams, receiver of request MARVIN 'o.f intimately .i8rY1ee to who is sta­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rucker, Mr. and Mrs. John W. (Bill) Smith, Saturday, J\me 17. S"'A·T�BORO'. r..J LAD Sunday join Cpl. Lane, Will be there another Florida and have (\{ the exercises and will how he saw with lala own and they yeur.c=Dur the two and a half months, has the Geo.rgia & Railway, charge PRAISE IS GIVEN rendered, Mrs. John Paul Jones or- of S. announce the birth past HANDS Colo. McDougald, an active Labeco, C., ''TWO-MAN � tioned at Camp Carson, Girl Scouts have such SUBMARINE" H. W. manager, spent few as may IN,..(!ERMAN theIhorrors of the moye- returned home and after a two-week's Purvis. ge!lero.l present such speakers T eyes some of Mrs. R. D. Webb and Jack Mrs. Willie Belle Lord. here now and have been of a daughter, Linda Gale, May 27 Starts 2:30, 5:12, 7:54, 10:30 U 1 r..J Rigdon gunizut.ion ' the NIVI'OO et Saturday mght be deemed suitable to M. S. Pittman have MAKES GAY on the to Scout vacation Will return to her I� Statesboro explain nr. and Mrs. ment to/ land beac�heada returned to position and in at the . . PETERSON'S STAND the week for their home Pvt. Frank P. Bland has planning all the year go at the Beaufort County Hospital. Roy Rogers At recent special meeting' . left during of the The ac­ .. n(,tified by the War he was rlelat' iD the been out from Savannah; but they In the Statesboro store. AND SENORITA" we_re Importance ""')1 i<:iaUy E. B. Jr. Listed Normandy; "'ow after , visit to Camp Lee, Va., and has just camp .Mrs. Smith was MIS Juan; "COWBQY Baptist church. thirty members sltu.attOn. Rushin, in Washington, D. C., can- formerly Will be made at Reveals Efforts of FEPC "but I ne'ver have bew disappointed that they Starts 8:56 added to the church; twenty-nine tUlll sale of bonds to first class, after Ita Sheffield. Both Mr. and Mrs. 3:32, 6:14, Combination Artist with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lane. promoted private after so some of service and it is To Force Social Equality live not go till Augl1st, F were baptised at th� closing this open-air meeting, hoped :eirl:"n�'��i�� ten with his F·ISh ry ::�,!:,e��t ;;at�!:�,�he.fight, Pic. Josh T. Nesmith, who has been spending days parents, have deCided to go to Smith are from this community. June 18. wait- Whites and And Classic MlI8ician the girls c�mp Sunday, Sunday night. that the people who have been Of Negroes iM alite in & German ....illOl1. This we aRked him about bill-fear, Mrs. Charles K. Bland. where Connne A lovely fish fry was enjoyed Sat- V/hen LouiSiana State University for sev­ Mr. and up in Bonaire, Tenn., In of the of the at "ACTION IN ARABIA" me,!,bers in for an invitation will come pre- informati"" was obtained through life the Wators lad I was aort Jean Cone Me at the nver by a h�nor wall g ' Hugh Peterson has Oharleston, S. C., June l�'J.lhe said, "Welf, Ogeechee who . has been transferred to Miss Zula Gammage has returned Pafford and Betty urday state hlghway commISSI,,", Congressm"" eral months, in Mrs. H0d Better with Brue... aad George to make thetr on tbe of the Ameo:iean Red of at but when It aut counsellors. will be leaving ges of relatives. Those present Virginia next Wednesday, a pared mailed to his constatuents a copy of the oll"ices of a Navy musician isnlt all "Anchors jittery fir.t, St. Louis. from Memphis, Tel�n., where she was They g;roup be in Statesboro purchas�s Washington University, at the Blitchton Dorman, himself a Ban- started I to be afraid." Mrs. J. W. who was in the were Mr. and Mrs. Durell and fish fry will be held ground. Mayor a made him an Congre.s ....cros.. AWeigh" and "Star Spangled fN'got her Beasley . by and Mrs. Jimmy Rogers, of called because of the death of Hodges, Starts 2:15, and 9:20. speech Sgt. n�:;k��\\Va1��sF���d bJr���I�e��� ���g�r��45 club house at noon. man o.f thinking capacity, sug- four weeks ago Ernest Bradley at an Eastern port, YOUDI ���r Bulloch a month Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beasley, 7 m. until 9 m. big the dsbate on the $600,000 ap­ Appr_imately ner," take it from Landing a who was accidentally drown­ at Arrow- County Hospital family, Closed p. p. during Battle Creek, Mich., spent few days nephew, for six weeks Camp SlIl'day Washington' to be sold at formal in- a limited abon ing D and fam- Ite,,\ fr?m gests thllt there ought Fair the parents received the musician third class, of Water... was given maneuvers In With Charlie Wollet this a major is now Mr. and Mrs. C. Beasley "N.ews propriation for Employment Rushmg Jr., this week with her mother Mrs. ·H. ed while on military head to be following "peration, Thtrd IS dol­ the. bom•• travel Bruce and Tuesday, June 19-20 that time six hundred thousand formation that their HOD. was miss- trombone player in leave, he headed atraipt summer-Itls bad enough to at her home on College boulevard. ily, of Statesboro; Mr. and Mrs. Monday �e�I��e����n�� Practice Committee. StllteBboro, Ga., lyId W. and relatives in Sa­ Culifornla. partyt'ldeh would en­ when hla lea". Dougherty: run lars worth of bonds, which in the line of duty over Aus- Yard back when the trains prac- of her from a dis- and of Mr. "IN OUR TIME" R:bert M. Fol- It cdhtains valuable in.formatiOn ing the Charleston Navy YeK, he'" goinll' Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stockdale, Miss these days Members family Beasley son, Augusta; ��e:t�f���a ��tes!� b�uejacket vannah. week an . on schedule, but the past Ida and Paul Henreid. nominee for title the community to have credit tria since 10th. Be was '·I've never yet overatald tically anee wh'0 VlSl·ted hor recentl were and Mrs. Kenneth tl and fam- with Lupino lette probable presjdency. that two-thirds of the Mar band and orcheRtra. expires; Ganelle Stockdale and Bobby Stock­ to t y BeaslLy showin� Mr. and Mrs. Linton Banks, Dekle Leonora Drennen on her way Starts 9:27. F. former resident of those modern B-29 bombers em;, be saN. 'Ill I don't tell found of States.. 3:00, 5:09, 7:18, C. Lindsey, for one of are •. bombardier. in a shore establish- 1\ leave," a with of all Mrs. Joe Lord, Mr. and Mrs. ily and Mrs. Inman B�asley, ployees of the FEPC negroe ia,iator Particularly Banks were in Canoochee dale have returned from visit her sister. Dale Hicks, and Albany; now at De- and Patty see Bulloch county liv:tng which destructiM on Japan a where my .hip Is, you won't tell at some R. boro. Inman is some- June 21. poured It also reveals some of the methods ment ouch IlS the navy yard here, you Fin. Misses broke down D. B. Dorsey, H. Hodges, Sgt. Beasley Wednesday, the Times a full ' the funeral of H. relatives in Kissimmee, times the train 1I1acon; Land Fla., sent are Tuesday for Ivy It s a lea.'d be 1\ cross And we npt here and her He has been over- 100-acre a few days ago. great those enforcing mUSician has to anybody wIP you?" Alene Stockdale remained little junction between MISS Katherine Hodges and Herman where in England. "BERMUDA MYSTERY" cotton boll from hiS being pu rsued by hluejacltet Dekle, brother of Mrs. whose Lois and grow;, the could because he didn't Banks, making her miss had read in the And the people of and their de�ib­ R hot artist, a sch<>larly telling secret, home in Tennessee, Hodges, Daytona Beach, Fla., and seas for the past eight mMths. His with Ann Rutherford and Preston field near Deland; county. FEPC regulations CHURCH· between jive �is cccurred for n longer VISit. her COUNTRY death Sunday. connections and throwing our first blooms hav- afford to that many bonps if they orches- tell us. all hel' and Mrs. Carl Savan· the former MISS ElOIse Foster. paper about buy crate efforts to bring about sobial membo'r of a civic symphony Jenn Nesmith has re­ Mr. Hodges, wiie, Skinner, - Mr. and Mrs. Howell Sewell are MISS Martha nnd almost n day late gethng of set us back in oUl' hours arrived. wanted to, he says. e­ a component � Emory sort 01 ing really among the white. and tra and murchm" to Atlanta after a few daYs' equality • sometime with Mrs. Sew­ tmned H. D. Anderson, local repreBenta- for the AT HOME-COMING over the soldier boJII de- spendin� Bulloch's quota present This has receiv�d, 11a­ Sou...'s band. l>rlde way at With her Mr. and Mrs. an accomplished �e. tive of the New York Life Insurance. . I groes speech ell's Sister, Mrs George Gardner, viSit parents, qUite m�slclan, Bul- 1.rohn'�1ip vaur the in those distant Ianda. and as dnve of HiD Is m the Charleston Navy Yllrd, TimeR accbm­ ���ma�u�m�W�r1a��n�a�����������������I�S;s�t�R���n�g�w�l�tl�l�h�e�r�p�u�e�n�t�L�����;S;t;n;l';��3;:2;6;';4;:;5;6;';6;:2;6;';7;:;5;��9;�;6;.�au organist solO1st, havlI\g was given recognition apprd'xlmateIY�If340,OOO. tlOu-wide recognition. Typical at Temple Dail� She was 109 Company, Day her home in Minnesota. While there Josh T. Nesmith. I� amountl he received u number of from Peabody.­ sales force of loch Will go over that re­ News the Aailor band march.:Js He told liS her master's degree baving led the entire the many commufltcations he has Made Memorable by for instance, Sewell will awhile at the fOL' a viSit by hel' bt'othol', seen never read.. But )l1·S. spend panied One of the most ullusual plants that in the sale of insur- thp. public aifair'Cn the fur colors. Several times whic!h he organization Followmg ceived is a letter written to him by From Lad Reported Missing out to play copies Minn. Robert Nesmith. to Mrs. FOR AMERICAN DADS com- Mayo Cltnic, Rochester, Ben recentlv IS that which belongs THE AMERICAN ance during the month of April; house the visitmg sol� his fellow musi- we'll excm�e him under tht! circum­ 91FT court squilre citizen of Texas, a week Rushnig and of has had It for many III the a private Dallns," Mrs. M. B. Forrester, who has been MISS Joyce Anderson, Savannah, W. L. Cail. She pany hnd eight thousand agents dmner at Hill IS a little country His mother had 8ubacribe4 d'ler group Will be'served Tem!,le aira for ship stl1m·es. what we call the . which is as follows: ciuns .provide patri"tic Mrs. G. and It's contest a bed spending ten days with her pRrents, is visiting her gl'ondmother, yeal'S at which a chuf\!h out in the edge of sand commis- the selme three montha alO seems the time Give Dad a Bond on the Woman's Club room, June 1944. christenings and for paper Pel'man "snn}<'c plant." It only IIDallas, Texas, 1, launchings, Mr. and Mrs. .__ miles from Mr. and Mrs. Wiley left dur­ W. Hodges. YEARS AGO Statesboro Citi_ s(\me seven or eight at and it had been gol� Mikell, the plant blooms is when it outgrows THIRTY small delegation of IIHon Hugh Peterson, sioning ceremonies. his request, and Lindsey, of Sa­ then the hill a the ing the week for HlIlcsvlllc, where Anderson son, 10 which it gl'OWS, and 1014 be of Statesboro. Down under the band turns was upset at the vessel From Bulloch Times June 24. zens Will also guests. "House Representatives. One night 8 week regularly. Emory the week-end runs a Itt­ she nnd Mr. Forrester are moving vannah, were also much higher than the plant for Statesboro is D. C. few hundred away he was moving .. shoots A new enterprise "Washington, yards for an enlisted mlln's da""e delay, but him"'llf and have flow­ there hepcllt from their former home in ?tlncon. of Mrs. Hodges. to grow lovely the Robinson Pressing Club, opened liMy Dear Sir: tie watercourse, and perhaps All' couldn't catch up guests began , station gym. fast that the paper It 15 as tall as a SiX- Rob­ heart and soul good in the receiving el's on them. for business this week by J. C. "It did my near the road. of AN IS a baptismal hole for with hlm. Finally, on tlte clay It was PLASTER Dalllls orchestra child and as ready LAND read m our local other the plays just & Son when r night DAY inson Tem­ came to him " the blooms came that of For fatty years approximately 'fw(j to three the mV""lon there to be transplanted PATHER'S Chas. recently of Brooklet, Morning News of today, part officers' club dancing. JE§§§§§§§§§§§§§§i§§§§§§555555555�lyear-old Pigue, the assembling Mrs. Call is very proud of It course at on the 'Report Hill has been accumulation ol three montha' on it. who has completed his law your speech touching ple times the Ilnd orchestra whole AID TO PEANUTS the best of that weekly bpnd hecause of its rarlty.-Wlll see yOU has form­ on President's F.E.P.C.' and of the devout people He WIllI the University of Georgia, place for broadcasts' over the is"ues-thirteen copiea. l!ua� are in. plays Navy AROUND TOWN. June 18th with F T. Prove That of it is that your statements was never next lala Sunday, ed a partnership Lanier: Experiments community. The btulding radio "tati""s. And, at the .moment, and the clay for clerk·carner in the Records. two Charleston An examination Yields Are Obtained. serted Congressional all the wlndows were home became etrectl".. Better that all of our quite finished; that weren't enough to keep lea"e to come in the StatCltboro postoffice will be "Isn't it a Pity as if foods are of them; the time to re" and there Te- take From Proper Application men of your cali­ plenty _ of "I couldn't Miss And held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock; ststes do n6t have placed, them busy to ""y nothing just Qualit, Darley . them were set up, and the buHdmg music said And of cOUl"M from 8800 to $1,200 per ber and integrity representing steps _ and his them," Emory. positions pay Land apphed t!'\ peanuts l,earsnlK Rushing Wendzel Married plaster then our country never has t�et!e ,, offices in this class. in Washington, yet Sgt. for man .. year in was cetled-but we didn't wonder. 'Gifts the who's always giving when are blooming helps Bulloch of racial mates smoke.rs, I At Prices A of ante rest taking The watermelon CI'Dp of Bulloch they would not 'be on the verge of !t is a 1I1'l¥ fre�uently for. ------=-- Lower weddmg place been a dressmg paint. of hospital .hlpS to .. arrivals to move at a live- county farmers produce larger strife. field days, June ,, • Don't county is beginning but it serves quietly Thursday �vening, 8th, His heart belongs to you forget and I humble little center, cere- are selling at ·'More power to you, hope way zoneB, aJl� specilll was that of MISS Cannon Dar­ ly raie; many growers Yields. life of Evelyn in this worthwhile II in the spifltual fro� ID QUEEN OF THE on the station at around $100 per car; Station you will continue lal'ge place mOnies. TO HOI"D ELECl10N and Staff Alfred Louis Wend­ him this year of all years Sunday-Fath­ The Georgia Experiment ley Sgt. 10 to 25 cents. cause the community. son of Mr. and from .. is the retailing ran field test in the county durmg Rushing, 21, zel, which was solemnized in the post of leadmg citizens "Sincerely, the people have er's •.. Give him something he really A delegation and In recent 'years B. Rushlllg, of State.- LB. BAG Day the few years on varieties B. Mrs. Ernest l\lV,VITnriA S1\l'TURDAY �TFLOUR 25 m Satur- PIlSt "H. THE;VENET." $125 McDill Field, Tllmpa, Fla. from Olaxton were the city (Signed) have an awakenmg of chapel, seemed to a of the Geor­ new. coun- of Since pea­ boro. He is graduate us­ wants-a useful that will in the interest of treir j'ertilization will be Last Capt. Richard Graham officiated, thoughtf.ul, gift day peanu�i Congressman Peterson glad in their estabhshment. and enlisted in Supervisors To Be Ch..­ which to take are a crop for the pride Teachers College A ty movement proposes nu.ts three-way of this to which gia ing the double ring ceremony. pro­ to furnish copies speech held a home-coming For River Soil . the Sinkhold year the¥ Savannah. Ogeechee express your for him. Look from BullO<'h' count!{ �i.- local farmers, use every system the Navy at of music was deep regard they same. with music gram wedding presented anyone destrmg was a memorable event ConservatiOll District known to IlUlke them produce mare White m and 6c by Norman Wright, organist. these and step into our will be held States- and stirring and inspiring talks, lb. triE;amination the SUGAR through suggestions named fo and more "ill be and of July 18th, to establish food, more oil, fee.d. Standard. Oil Co. Supervisors burning taper quantities pink boro Saturday, "dinner on the ground." for number Field tests on jumbo peanuts mdl­ River Soil Conaervati­ and ferns formed a back­ store for a look at these and other gifts: an eligible list Jl I�rge home-com­ Ogeechee gladioli PUBUC OPENING Last Sunday was ag&in Bonds bouae MAXWELL of fourth class po.tmasters to be ap- cated that the station got an increase Buys Locally District in election in tbe court for the party. Sgt. Hill. Because of ground wedding dates! vacancies day at Temple and HOUSE ·COFFEE LB. BAG 2gc pointed' at' early t? of 603 due to the use of 300 ing in the Saturday at Stateaboro, lIIetter James Bland attended as hest man, Pulaski, pounds human control, The Bulloch county quota occur at Blitch, Brooklet, acre. EVENING circumstances boyond m. W. of gypsum alMe per FRIDAY drive is' ful- Claxton from 9 a. m. to 4:00 P. Mrs. James Bland, matron of honor and in and pounds Rev. J. R. Fifth War Loan ,\earer Register Stilson, B,!lloch, and the pastor of the church, A. of Regular Size Men's Ties, wrinkle resistant $1.00 Do"er, Where 500 pounds of limestone Exercises To . because of the sub- R. AndlrsoD J. Denmark, and was in 1?�I�y, Elaborate is In Savanna,h fillment today �"d only attendant, attractively adjoining �O(ll)ties 1'� the whose home Carl HOOKER LYE CAN 5C Hagan, 300 of gypsum were used of New Standard Oil Bulloch county, and J. Daa&htq, in a frock of blue with Dress white and . to Garfield Girard, Graymont, pounds Mark First Use ,Cannoi'l, of -,1,000 by gowned light Shirts, fancy $1.39 $2.25 was frolll being .present. scription Ogeechee, Oli"er, Rocky of the check IIi0ts was 764 hindered on the of Candler ba"e been �­ white hat and white accessories and .Ma"ass�s, mcrease Men's Service Room the Company (Ky.), re!,orted county, DUZ BUTTER BEANS CITRUS and short sleeves and Summlt. ThiS fact promised to disrupt "oteI'II Sport Shirts, long- $1.49 to $3.98 Ford� Sca:rboro acre. L. E. the com­ nated twenty-live qualified a carnations. The pounds per car- dlly, Tyson, by CHIPS PIMIENTOS MARMALADE corsage of pink and community will but strong-spirited leaders opening Carohna runners the All Statesboro plans en­ and are listed Oil the hallota Men's Socks or Anklets .. 200 to AGO On the North local each bride was lovely in a two-piece dress 50c FORTY Yf:ARS when the home-<."Oming day was pany's Sta�esboro, 'SUPERSUDS DRIED APPLES ORANGE to the be Friday evening ried �n. and agen� �t June Z4, 1904 increased yield due gypsum present the .ubscrlptlon Standard for the election. of powder blue with white acces­ From Statesboro News, West Main street event, with dinner tered f�r RllNSO RAISINS MARMALADE Men's Handkerchiefs, white and fancy lOc to 25c of for new USO roo!!) on' again an all-day of and John T. Allen will Bland and Miss Annie .Belle alone was 320 pounds peanuts and recCived a.p_ C. O. Bohler sories and a large white picture hat. Walter A with music ·and ad- Oil, expres81.ons O:XYDOL CANNED PRE. PEACHES land When 15 inducted into service. program, on the ground in the court laoose tan and black 65c and were unite graduate of Statesboro High Indian Springs; .w,as .aocompa.nied in report- THIS YOU'. who remained 1n value in increas­ of the general committee charge. news that a youth previously WAS for tbe Men's , .. and his son, Homer, was oi. any nier ... supervisors appoint­ RED FIN CROAKERS LB. School and Teachers Coll.ge, and for Pajamas $2.50 $2.95 at fl'ypsum made later found to summer school the various committees have had been 'I brunette ma­ for the Macon of peanuts. and ed "missing" are a pretty tenns. Later the tcnns a .atter;d the yield Spanish You ment the past two years has been mem-. lng for the a in Mercer Umverslty. on the necessary arrangement alive and well, though pflsoaer afternoon you It waa If he is in the service we have an These tests conducted every tron. Tuesday w�re eleciied members ell)lire,RPORTER. nized her d�cription Free Delivery oro was dllYs B ""- Phone 30' for States,\,attber havdl!'g their families to attend CLU. an hour after the jI. FOR SALE-70 acres, cultivated, Statesboro s Store" a free school all ntembers and her tickets within 24t Largest 'iJepartment J A. Bran- Wednesday. Let persons wh� She at- land. five-room house, 'cussed; G. S. Johnston, ha�e the new USO Friday went inta the mails.. good thiS the opening of IIlterest.!cI paper gl"'d J. E. remember JOSIAH Hinton Booth, IS-I busmess in Statesboro· FOR SALE-Hoover vacuum. that evenmg and near Leefield; price $2,250. �en, J. G Blitch, :3'0 to 9:30. e�('er., tended the Bhow J. F. be closed Tuesday evening from 8 and in good condition. fur the ZETTEROWER. (8junltc) Brannen R Lee Mo"r�, fact.-stores will reworl

( Bt1LLOCH � AN),) STATESBORO NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 2e, 1944 THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1944 BULLOCH TIMES AND S'lATESBORO NEWS

1111111111111111111111111'-1.1111111111111+111111111 111.1 1 I IJ.I.U � NOW IN ENGLAND HOME.co�nNG. frl)m page Porta' Poin.'ers BUUOCH TOBACCO i� enemy hands. Happy news it was , compared with the fear that he might 'We C. Ak.ins ®. Son Brook'et Briefs I Mis8 Peggy Marsh has accepted w Lt. and Mrs. Jim H. Jordan, (jg) not be alive. Hill people were' Temple position in Savannah for the 'who have bean stationed ut Norfolk • summer. EAST MAIN STREET .. j, people WCI.·C in smiles Sunday atter- Mrs. Clyde Brannen. and children, Va., for nearly t.wo years, are visi in� noon because the Eueli Deals has re- .,",.". Ernestine and are spending relatives here and at Rc.id!ivill�. Lt. M, m."., ., :::� Moo'" Edwin, Herman ",,7,�,�.:�,�::B7 < coivcd word that their son is Mrs. Al- r_ the weck in Jordan wil1 leave in two weeks for J. H. and Mrs. After a devotional led by Augusta. his brother, Hinton, TlnhGdrcl.c!l.F,gt�eou!D one of the B:'n�tl.r�ef�CoFBuron�ty not dead. And this is a Bible I area Jordan HIGH WffiE the Best In MlslOry I' Vernon and th Pacific while Mt·s WE HAVE A CAR OF Hinton. derrnuu, group enjoyed Crop Sgt. and lIfrs. McKee of the little country church directed Mrs. . I t'qrcos and SOil. will remain here with Robert of Savannah, spent study from Matthew by little son, Garry, are spending a few Jimmy, Shuman, Bulloch county tobacco barns were which ties in 1 � neighbors together her Mrs. A. J. Bowen. STYLE last week with his parents, Mr-, nnd F. 'V. Hughes. days at Savannah Beach. mother, F�NCING-OLD' fired up lust week to cook out the of sympathy-brings tours to Air. and Mrs. Dcan' Donaldson and bonds Those made one hundred Mrs. Vl. T. Shuman. I nnd what not looks to be the Mr. nnd .Mrs. \Valkor Sheffield, of huving largest. eye when sorrow or joy 'F'ln.: every comes, more in the Red Cross room BARB WIRE CALCIUM ARSENATE Miss Joe of Atlanta, Bn rbura, of Tampa, Back visited her Mr. hours or: Mary Moore, daughter, best crop oj weed gro.)vers a is parents, Cecile .the to every heart when glad story Savannah,. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Durelt Donaldson, tob�ceo I, here arc Mesdarnos Oscar Turner, C. LEAD visited ber parents, I 10 several and Mrs. Alex Woods. Sunday. LIME ARSENATE OF have produced years. told. hi nnd Lindn Donaldson, Mr.. J. A. J. Bowen, Rolan W. R. last week. rluy of Wynn, Roberts, Moore, There are some acres of to- I Thus at Hill home-coming T. Sgt. Johnnie Edenfield, BINDER TWINE 'Voodcock and son, 5,600 The Temple H. Jim Oscar PAINT Miss Stella W·i1son, of Savannnh, nnd Mrs. Floyd G. McKee, Sparks, bucca in the county as there was more than had even Kearns, Utah. is spendinJr It two- were week- Sunday 'Johnson and H. Others TWINE .has returned to her home af'ter a Bennie, 011 of Savunnah, planted. com-II Willis,!!". COTTON HOES TOBACOO pared with slightly more than 3,000 been those leaders in with relatives here. �. Mr. lind Mrs. J. S. planned for'by weeks.turleugh are ,Mes- visit with relative. here. end guests of who a-.;e acres in 1949. Most of the were the and .�orkmg regul.arly crops charge of program, Mr. and Mrs. Millard..'Griffeth dames WIllie Saunders, FOR YOUR Miss Juanita of Atlanta, Woodcock. I WIll Sparks, DON'.T FORGET TO SEE US Jones, • at one or two settings, which As a incident of the day, in little Shelb'were ts itt was the planted .. -> tltting . y, giles r an arvl e "h John Hubcrt Shuman daughter Ge , W Tedurn R '11 the week end with her parents, Sgt. • .-i1�o spenb to t e '. dinner makes f.or uniformity. connect·Ion Wlith the respect h of Mr. and Mrs. W. ,W. Woods Sun- OF SODA AND LAND honoree nt n lov picnic " and MISS t.lary Roberts .. The NITRATE Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jonse. Iy ' ,oung- soldier there was of- of at the club hous landing on Curing tobacco is hot, hard work, absent boys, tlay. little ten-year-old Fay WllliaNu!, . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brasher, Sunday est. fered in a taken from PLASTER FOR YOUR PEANUTS Visitors from but when a fanner cooks off a barn public writing Mr. Mrs. Elmo Mallard and Iit- measures and folds the dress- and Mr. and Mrs. James E. the Ogecchec river. I as she Decatur, Atlanta written ,lind . Screven and the sur- that is "juat right" and can take out I that day's Journal, tle of likes to talk of her uncle Pal of visited Mr. und Savannah, Fort daughter, Constance, Savannah, rngs, Bowen, Atlanta, -I. PVT. CARL B. was for "Service" is our motto the what he calls a there is NESM,TH by Dr. Pierce "Harris, whicb of lIer in and takes See US prices. Lanier last week. community shared "good un," ,were week-e�d guests father. Williams, who is Italy Mrs. Houston �ounding i� J Dates rural .. Mrs. to IS the of sntisfaction in bim Your baa notified his parents, Mr and applicable every J. B. Fields. Bulloch Times. She wishes him Annie Lois of At- JOYS of the day. hearing t typically the Miss Harrison, arrival nation. Sh�man went Ernest Nesmith, of his safe church ill of the with her of Mr. and 1I11s.S.gt. W. f. Shuman. discuss the process he every part Hazel Prewitt her little to know that she is doing herbit and lanta, spent the week end II�ts With Uncle Sam He witb the IIfrs. and I tl)gland. is serving which we take the libertf armed that lemon color that sells for The story. . never be a. sol­ Mrs. E. Hart-l- He has served in the U. S. to get in. Patrici� are hopes that there will parents, Rev. and L. . Arr C011)ls. dAughter, Dail, viSiting is as follows: SOD months. He left of reprinting, with no for his ®. forces8.on thirty-three top money. XYZ SALAD friends and relatives in dier injured dressing w. C. A_Kins• , son. throUgh! StanaplJ Eubanks, Ky., 'J + because of the indifference of A. wife of Lt. J. A. Monday IOI' Fla. When the barn is filled with Effective FROM A LITFLE COUNTRY while her Sgt. Mitt Prewitt, wounds Mrs. J. Powell, lI1inl�i, 'ripe + Now Pint husband, airied . . entert at home. visited her Mrs . W C Cromley I he starts off with a slow heat New the folks of New par- tobacco, CHURCH is now Guinea. Powell, York, \ Good Indefinitely Jar PREFERENCE in. a :t DRESSING and few other guests the leaf is GlVE Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Watkins, thoroughly yellowed, now ents, th: W,C'.T.U. ,until RED STAM,PS VACUUM PACK CORN A little �lore than a year ago With Silver ten afternoon from 24 to 36 hours. The + this week. Th�rsday requil'i.ng AS lbru W� MEN I IVa. invited t(l thi,\, [ittle country ar- SERVICE .a Mrs. f. R. TO serv- The Woman's Missionary Society at her borne, Bryan yellowing' may be accomplished at 12-0L community and have a part in BLUE STAMPS • three church met at the a short musical program I ltetween 80 and 120 Can ice arranged in honor of boys of the Bnptist ranged ns, any temperature AS tbru V8 STOKELY Farm Rationing Boards for serv- Mrs. Glenn· who were leaving thnt week ehureh Monday afternoon and enjoy- follows: Plano solo, degrees. The change in color takes Directed To Give Special I STAMPS GA. MAID SWEET MIXED ice in the armed forces. I can see it Mrs. Mrs. C. Mlt.ch- lent is still and SUGAR ed a ·Royal Scrvice ,program. Harper; solo, place while the living, Heed To War Veterans white church with voc.al �. 30-31-32 now. A MISS Luwana 22-0z. . -L._ litlil R. H. Warnock, the president, pre- am; music, at temperatures above 120 degrees and not too expensive accor�lon Sugar Slamp No. 40 Good • The \Val' Food Administrat1Oi11Uis green blinds, pinno solo, Miss Juanita the leaf is killed. the color Jar and yellow glass windows. aided. Daves; Fi"ing PICKLES com� purple (or 5 Lbs. lor ·Hotae Oannlng instructed .funn of Vi- county rationing with a Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Smith, of address, Mrs. Dent, is the critidal 'process of curing to­ straight.back pews, ,Jividing TRIPLE,FRESH OUR PRIDE mittees to consideration section. W�att; OIm- give special rail running dowJ1 the center I J. C. Preetorius dalia ; vocal duets, Mrs. C. J. The moisture bas to be remov­ AUCTIO'N! Atlanta, visited Mrs. bncco, vet- Bri..g ....0",. l·Lb. to applications of returning war Oil 10101)8 with bright reflectors, were stead nnd Mrs. Joe lngram. ed or a leaf will be the re- each thi8 week. They accompanied Those. "spongy" " .from rllsty nails on , ..tio.. To"e,," erans for rationed farm machinery hanging has were Mr. C. J. run lI • Loave. home little Jockie Smith, who present suits. Lots of farmers' the 2 wall Olle oil SllspP.nd­ by Olmstead,: usc of the with big lamp tern-I Whe.. �'READ whenever their machinery little two Joe Mrs. With over the A beeD Mrs. Preetorius for Mrs. Floyd perature up to about 135 degrees and HEINZ WHITE cd fly :\ chain pulpit. visiting lng�a.m" A�ins, , will contribute as mUch to relatively sib; over in the c,orner, along weeks. Mrs. E. C. Mltchnm, Mrs. Mikell, then the temperature suddenly. y organ drop SlIop as use of the books �ob Gallon the 'yal' food program the o{ which are piled song of the U. S. Navy, Mrs. J. K. Kent, of Vidalia; Mrs. E. If the temperature is increased too top Emory Waters, • other since lost their stiff " mac}\inery by any applicllnt. which have long with her L. Mrs. E. H. Usher, Mrs. a r f1bI' ter· VINEGAR Jug fs spending a fC'w days par- HarTlson. rupidly ilsealding" covel·S. A rusty, Jour- Wednesday WFA official estimated thllt be- pasteboard I firewood Every :Mr. aad Mrs. Sylvester Waters. J. Beall, Mrs. J. H. Griffeth, is the' result and a b;��k VAN CAMP'S with sticks of _ta, Miss\ �eeni�� and 100,000 discharged legged stove, P'. B. tween 90,000 the pic­ Waters is '" former graduate Juamta Wyatt, Mrs. C. Fontame, color is obtained. stacked back of it, completes 6-0z. came from farms. Some of Y�ung . veterans School. He Mrs. T. R. Mrs. H. M. Mal_'.I ture. of the BTooklet Bryan, results can be obtained High The best ex-service men have 1'eturned Mrs. IIIrs. J. A. Pkg. th�se this shrine the farm folks was in the recent invasiqn of Europe. lard, Hodges, Min-I the temperatllre is continues To simple gradua.lly to farming. As the war country ATSTATEsg'ORO from scattered tbe Methodist Mrs. W. W. Mrs. J. C. ;,hen and people members of ick, Mann, to 130 to, ex-service men Sit­ .The .wlth. additional nunlbers of communities come to worship. Mrs. m�rcased 1�6 ?egrees, •• eln Mrs. J. D. Mlid Cut Gr n No.2 - Sunday schools enjQyed a joint pic- Preetorius, Alderman, With of ventliatlOn available BEANS Plymouth l2c to the trees. plenty will be dischl\"ged and will wish ting back there among oak H. T. Mrs. F. W. Bughes, The with a Die at the Steel Bridge Wcdnesday arin.on, fOr all the mOIsture to get out. memo- 50 irom the road, 6·0•. return to farming. A WFA yards 'big S. E. Momoni 01 Sp.�h.lli Pkg. 4c afternoon. T. E. supcrintend- Mrs. M. D. Campbell, Mrs. held at to 140 ROJ-SUM beaten up to the chu��h Daves, radum for the farm rationing com- path leading J. N. tem;Tlerature i� �30 that community wHat hund;etl of the 8chool, Goble, Miss Ruby Lee, Mrs. whlch steps. It is ·to This Week per ent Baptist Sunday 'until the leaf lS requires 10·0•. 1 Sold $13.60 cured, R.i.in Illn Pkg. states: No. SKINNER lOc mittees West Minster Abbey is to London; Hogs F. of the Methodist Mrs. J. L. Simon, Mrs. C. The ventilators and hours. . ,. Hughes, Shearouse, from)O to 18 will be ncca- to the 'fl. ':Undoubtedly there whilt St. Petel's Cathedral is the S Mrs. J. H. Hinton, Mrs. Hb. Cello school, chaperoned group. .. Cromley, are then or nearly M.d. Size Eo.po,.t.d l3c what the Cn­ Sunday generally closed, JliRUNES sion,s in which county fal'm rationing ancient citv of Rome; The'Ladies Aid of the Prim- W. M. Jones, Mrs. Russie Rogcrs until John the Divine is to Society so, and the heat raiscd slowly committees will be called upon to de- thedrnl of' St. Mrs. Mrs. Bell Coleman. I eo,n FI.k... 6·01. Pkg. Sc thousands. ftlve Baptist church met witb and to 170 are obtained. KELLOGG'S New York's worshipping , J65 degrees J,t cide whether available implements ______...:.._ minds held here until all the sterns farmel's now world is on firc! Twist�d is are. 01 lodi••d 24·0•. to rationed to The , Plain Pkg. 3c ora be the I O. K. SALT hM'C flung into fetid bree�es .' in farming or to returning I ted ,cured. engaged I The linen . Cl'ooked CI·(\SS. reg Oil 1-0•. 10111. Nell.-I:s N0tes entire of off I -==..-======--==- O1iv. 9c men. In some instances ruth­ N The process cooking ewsr POMPEIAN eX"'lserv-ice ranks of the mad papm'-hangor, .. Cattle I across to five e ddt a barn of tobacco takes four th d CCISlon b upon without mercy. march and \ Irona e and ··"ig 1I0ndIJ Cloans., l�lny e�en en. less ·tobacco is to be SUNBRITE Sc full lme of Imple- countt·;cs of Em·ope. ------.------Itthe of ruternoon in Nevils .0 fng PRODUCE re- p� as , . ers who need the equipment sounds the Here at home, the bugle WAR ST�M"'S needed ex- Mrs. W. S. Nesmith I "'.5. or to permit America has heard the ...... M�i8:� �a����i��d Willa Mae an� �oi;h�nc��I�r!�n�f placements call to arms! Firm man and seventieth FIVE -n-I-TI--O-N-S--- Selected in operations. l'Once to every were week-end celebrated her birthday AD' paflsions w. L. challenge. bN SALE to decide; �e8mi.th guests. factor in making de- comes the moment at the DeLoach Those H�EI.'E . ... '.'The guiding nation, AND THE relatives m Savannah. Sunday bridge. _ lb. 20e FARMER IN of .. .. =:-:-:::;."':--- BULWCli _s I , Tomatoes, truth and falsehood, AND EVERY Slicing must rest in the strife of. THANK EACH I and were eisions of this type upon WE WANT TO Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ncsmith enjoyoing the day with her Mr. FAC'TIUL'TY GRO'toule WI11TI: HOUSK APPLB America TO Grown for the or evil side." THE Fancy Home of maximum contribution good mil- V;E DONE' FOR US FOR were week-end C. Nesmith and children the basis ten THEY HA aon, of Leelield, lind IIIr8. L. in. America� boys, COUNTIES FOR ,WHAT Junior, Wells Announces Some 14-0.. flo [t is the is going SURROUN.pING Dr. . • ... Martin and .• BUTTER lie 2 Ibs. 23c to the war .food program. are Patriotism, pesta of Mr8. J. S. Nesmitb. Mr. and Mrs. Josh' son' Yellow Squash; lion strong. c.oming! TO MAKE Additions To NABJSCO BHlUWDED War Food Administra- feet along to HAVE BEEN IN TIlE Al1CTION Anderson and IIIr. and Mrs. O. E. Nesmith and chil: Important Policy of' the hurries anxious young PAST WE :V�STJOCK Mr. and Mro. James Fresh Tender 'Green �INE YEA,RS when the to the enlistment booths! Nqw SOUTH. WE HAW Bnie wore bus- d Mr. and Mrs. D . T. Nesmith Personnel 12-0i. tion that eontrib.pUon Accep\ed! IN THE cblldren 'lJld Eugene rClt, His College I • plrg. AND BEST AuarION 'WH£AT THE LARGEST .. the of waitingl Melton 2 Ibs. 27e food is rela�ively the days THIS MARKET Ineris visitor. in Savannah Friday. and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Currie Snap Beans, war program June 19.-President accorded these of wait­ Milledgeville, i should be It was during days TO LEAD ALL OTaER li1l0M of and of Mr. and same, preference HARD WEEK Mt\��ETS Mi... Ellen Diokerson, Savannab, family, Savnnnah; l-Lb. !le!.kted the H. Wells, of the Georg;a + "II Fancy velr were having "good-bye" T&lEJ>, MJGHTY E�RY and Mr. Guy Sta� • • filed by returning ing they waB' t.be week-ond guest of her par- IIIrs. Bill Ne�mith family, applica,ons little country church. announced .. 'j , �- in that , College for Women, has • ear . . . . . Se n." service B. Frank and Geollgia Corn, temns of World War I shad- TO 100 Mr. and Mrs. E. Dickerspn. and Mrs. Bensley family, late 'afternoon. Long 10, POJNTS. entio, the addition of Ii"e members to tb� lt was Bum- !-Lb. la, tbeir Arminda and Levita Mr and Mrs. Melton, of CI8.xton; Roy u. S:· No.1 New ows were already throwing GSCW faculty. 23e BROADCAST ON farm. we we and U1dine of Sa- RADIO over eacli and find that h,l,lyerl�w.�,:' tied' were dinner' guests oj; Mr. 'Melton and daughter patterns fi�I�, a�d made a special study of 10 Ibs..... "8c PRO»UOl1I0N fo.rked of dust ilrtfbe(J off to l.V-e h�ye wee� Sun- of Lex- For�er' Pr�sident Paul.c'arroJl, White Potatoes, FSA F"'Oi>'" Little clouds In the lin. MBnzy Lewis and family vannah; Mrs. Louise 'Barnes,' People that we n aApther,day a. from . Pa'l'k Juniw cOllege, has I 1.4e June at 8:.16 meet the approacqing, 'light. and patrons .all oy�r tlte SOAltJt a�king .. NorPlfIT\ Green .. N. C. .• California Top pn Monday, ?6th, direct.ions! can be ington, all day..Mi88611 were fl'Qm so c('IJJling· to market they added to the of ed- " is to be a special a nd cattle Lanier wish for been department m. (EWT), there the little so get their, hogs Friend. of Cohen .. 1Se When the service started, week they'might in 2 bunches . This is tbe first addition Carrots, broadcast on FSA food prod!Jc­ August be ucation. radio church was crowded. we have to apd a recovery, having 33c This .do st�ng ' hi", speedy Brooklet Young Lady Savannah. slaughtered a little early. 4ecided tile Well Fill;,.j Home Grown over station WTOC, tattered ill for sometime with undulent that. be IO�hed tA families represents 5.1 peF­ we came to those . as Wednesday one the Mnor Security ot death and was of 'highest grad- stillness nr��IY,· from. Pe��di,• will, U'. S:'No. f uraI aD dIdn U8tria.I Dry in the United "He shall cover thee .Tuesday e A 't farmers a of Colle"e for th State cent of all the wonderful lines, Ii. F. Futcb spent part uates at the' ia State b , Mro. Georg' 1, �ICIl,. and under His Dr. Well said. .... He with His feathers Gol- her A.B. . States. .. hi '""avannah'witb Mrs.' , Women where she teceived Board, 'Yellowt(')nions, a last eek . , 2'.lbs. After . trust." REGULAR . shall thou UP. OUR S�LE W� ' wiligs DAYS MIXED from She was Dr. J. and NOT GET YOUR wbo is b C. DO �-n ""ntrl), reeuperatin" degree !It eommgncell)ent. Bonnet: COll)�� froI!" W:est Exi.... Urge Mexil!an S'(j�lir'� . comment on the Scriptures l'LEASE 'I1rT_ . brief "'"t., J AN­ in the A.B G C ege to d th.e depart- the closing hymn. JUST ADDING °1" .. , i. one of the si::x graduates ' eor(pan,o .�� a sang HAS BEFORE. WE A�E aD\qperation, I t; II IiI.'it6li/:'Frellh ;'.Ji"' - prayer, they AS IT '·Piri�a.w.�1 each. ..""s� c oj'those three ON ,WEDNESDAY and t:�18 V.P e,. I can still see the fdces CO,NTINUE Cll�s list. " "'11"'" ¥rB" next morn­ BE AUG- an4, 0 • who were the THAT DAY WILL TU�SDAY, made the dean's Offil�!�to�Y.""e the P?i\iti�? b� Gb�D L.bEL All Sizes Fresh' "C:tJ&mia boys ltujl�nt Universitl' C,rO"FFEE God will. take care of you; a s much of your !lalUl,.,.." of North .. . would suggest that you bring many Club and a from the University love We ," ,of Internatio.nl\l .Relation� t)l� ·r�·D. : .. Beneath his wings of IIbide I ,"I.'IIII; ��lIdren ,\nd �!l. 'Grapefruit, each 6%c we will have several buYers pUlat N America. She care of can that of Mrs. J.. ,S Future Teachers (\{ Carolina. • '-Lb. will take yo.u." We a�sure you cralld�hl,ldren .. sml�)1. God day as P,Ossible. first examin- ,. livestock the her �as of the PI'"ro. .,. E. Moore, of tbe now over wanttheir ,."vicc-pre·ident ,History' Baos 4'"go been in England and a II ce!ebrat.ed,.. seventy-six.t,h ilirth,dllY 2 They've not have on Wednesday, packers e of I that we will an tdoor lunch B.t th of the GSCW the FI.ri- love to think Sund ay With ou .Club, and a. member ing' po.ard, of, Unh,ersity three months. I the become acting head of within. tbose transport_plnnes. ho,!ered week. Or�hestra. da, wil� ' I of the I,!tt�. c�"'IJr;> I" ".' I Symphony with our brave para-_ L. and fam- students chosen oj H� will r&- over Normandy t R.• Ward She .was. one of the department English. ,d 14r., 'Ind, M"I' ' ·them were . piling out. among • and Mr. and White, for in the fu- MeRIT 'troopers ANDTHERE'ISNO,WAI,TINGT,QU�4P Mrs. from GSCW incillsion' OF whose ex­ lIy !!ar�in 'MEATS three country boys across OPERATE TWO SETS OF SCALES w�re guests American WE •�Pprtal, and It· ¥. RoTt,e mous "Who's Who Among ���c·isD:� E��;;:;; �e��:'��� �:-:; minds the same picture flashed, THAT . THE OLDEST AUCTI()N and' Mrs. J. W. 1 the N p'ro.f Moore has an fited. the night whis­ HOGS WITH �EN ,,of Mrs.• E,.IJlgram College Students." WitI avy. and wbo tumbled into SELL YOUR CATTLE AND not djs� from an M.A. from White SMOKED themselves, uBe Hendrix SunAay. A.B. 'Farman, .. Branded to. .,. I pering God will take STOCK IS WORTH. to cure to- and has done graduate mayed whate'er betide, KNOW WHAT YOUR Farmer", are bel!'inning e'11S Returns <;olumbia, lb. .22e RIB MEAT, Ib, ..... 26c 1M' W £0- SIDE'MEAT, care of you." bacQo, and IlUlny qf t\l�m are finding IS�" st.udy at Vanderbilt and Peabody to . Men so fortified, are hard stop are of you have to gather tha'! they To Statesboro College ward a Ph.D. FRESH and where there pwnty bUfer$, theY mor�' FRESH When you l!I�1l your cattle hogs before starting it, thougb . Miss graduate of the our with of Daisy Cobb, ..... tho,ught M,s. Anne Wells, daughter lb. . 23c Selection stock is worth. Compare ma:r:ket .. .. the what Bome- Pre�- lb. 34e SPARERmS, In your think the has . Woman's Callego at Greensboro, di- PORK HAMS, of know you ar� getting tbey dry weatber, Ident Guy H. Wells, of the Georgia all the leading pack­ - are ta do with that condition. vision of the University of see that we represented by thil'g State Women, and Mrs. 1'Iortb Points) Tasty II A 62·Year Ret:ord others and for yourself .for (5 .' C/7[onq�t,.... Nevils, Mr. anll Mrs. ?,o!,..g�\ will take the of Miss I lIiss.,.Edra m to at the Carolina, plaJe butchers. 's Statesbo,o •. study . I Wells, " .22e stores and and '.28c FIG LIVER, lb. t ers and local apd family" Athleen Benton in the ROAST lb. __ "" ..... b&ocb c""n ?:les,n)th Mr, session of the college BEEF, '.�,, Mr. the�? ••Nesmitl\ and family, :Miss Austelle, Adams, 1·1,11, •• _ Mill. ;T""il �vhere her father was fonn.rly presl- department. MEATY '" ..we. 1Mr pononal �P'''' of .' Help· of - 2.Way ...... Mrs. WaIte" Hendrix, Savan-. Ii former member of the GSCW fae- ,SIqNLESS .. - """ . aDd, ,summer co';'mereiall .... bIsIory dar...... NECK 9c . lb -'< ,and Henry Burnse<;i\ dent: who has heen away doing grnd-I ..... 30e BONES, 10" nail; Mr., MFs. MISS Wells Will be a seDior at the IIlty WIENERS, lb...... """" ""',worId. :Mrs. S. J. and family. and Mr. anjl uate study at Peabody in Nashville,' sIoovId be tok" High School in Milledge- 1IoaI Is ....y g...... of Mrs. at famicy; w.ere guests P.eabodY has the library staff h II 0- If. 1I'o.&,;8n

I. II 'the election in 1942. an. the' verdic� BU LL0CH TIM E S of the people in solemn conclave was I BIG "not guilty of the offense charged." AND What this writing is intendeli to SQUARE DANCE mE STATESBORO NEWS fuct do. is to call attention to the EVERY that not one of the charges (even if B. TUR.NER, E(Htor and OWU6r D. to do First and Third we admit its accuracy) has Miss Bernice Woodcock spent the Dr. and Mrs. E. N. Brown and son. Mrs. Herman Bland has returned PER YEAR and of Con­ FRIDAY SUBSCRIPTION 111.60 with the loyalty activity NIGHTS a AUCTION! week end in Aiken. S. C. Ronnie, have returned from a month's from visit to Myrtle Beach. S. C . behalf of his gressman Peterson in GOOD Moses has returned from a at Hot Ark. Grady Smith has returned from a tend &a eMond-cl.... matter Ma.rcb MUSIC Henry stay Springs. .. war. ee­ eountry at .. 1906, at the poalotftoce at 5tal GOOD CROWDS buying tTip to New York. Mrs. Bates Lovett. Miss Betty Lov­ stay of several weeks at White Sul­ boro. Oa., under the Act ot Coo�. conscien., were arcb 1018. There welle intelJigent, Junior Poindexter spent a few ett' and Mrs. George Groover phur Silrings. Fla. ot l( a. Starts 9:30 P. M. days tious men in congress who hoped during the week end in Atlanta. visitors in Augusta last week. Mrs. Jack Carman is visiting her against hope that war with Germany Attention Far-mer-s! AT Mrs. J. O. John�ton has returned Mrs. W. B. Johnson is spending mother. Mrs. Ethel Floyd, while Sgt. Preserve History be avoided. It was from a N. J as the is in Florida. and Japan might stay of several weeks in At­ sometime in Rutherford. .• Carmap cowardice that this State Guards' lanta. Mrs. Miss Hilda bas as MOST HISTORY that is important not inspired hope; Armory guest of M" and George Riley. Marsh guestB to CONTINUE ON TUESDAY T H R 0 U G'H Jeanette it was not a murk of disloyalty OUR SALES WILL STATESBORO, GA. Johnson Simmons, recently induct. Remer Brady Sr. spent several dan Misses Fussell and Elizabeth is made by men nnd women of to serve. ed into week Mo on a of the I)a�ion they sought EACH the army. is stationed at Camp this in St. LOUis, .• buy­ Philips. Fitzgerald. and much of THE.SALES WILL BE ON THURSDAY OF lIature minds habits; differed as THEN Hon••t, intelligent men JULY, Blanding. Fla. ing trip f(\f Brady's Department Mrs. James Bland and son. Jimmy, is alive and in the which the MIND have from a .""h hiotory kept to the proper procedure by WEEK BEGINNING ON AUGUST 3RD. BEAR THIS IN B. L. Smith has returned from a Store. returned visit with Mr. care-free young­ destruction of American lives might visit with relatives in Mrs. Minnie Mikell and Mrs. Sid- and Mrs. O. D. Keown at Eustis, Fla. lIeah by flippant. MIXED UP. Fayetteville. avoided. Those men who sought AND DON'T GET YOUR DAYS Tenn and Smith are in New York Carltan Carruth haa returned to Iters. be .• Atlanta. ney purchas­ to avoid war held that some of the In Statesboro E. B. Rushing. Navy. Charleston. ing ready-to-wear for Minkovltz & Emory University after a short vialt which is va- . .In the rrreat struggle measures proposed-including those We're no S. C is Mr. and Sons' store. 'J witll his parents, Dr. and Mrs . .T. E . SGT. TOMMY G. TUCKER. as you know us, we are men of few words. .• visiting his parents, the War of con­ Friends, riously called Rebellion, listed above-would properly be Mrs. Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Carruth . son of M·r. nnd Mrs. John Rushing. . ,William Tucker. more than .. and War Between the which We've dealt with the public for twenty .. Churches Civil War. strued as acts of hnstility of Pulaski, has recently been given strangers. 'Frank Cleary baa returned home Miss Liz Smith spent, the week end James Deal, yeoman 2c. h"" return­ was an incident into a con­ two a You've a States, illlportant would the carlier bring us awards, Pur-ple Heart and Good years and we've always been fair and square to everyone. after spending the week end in Jack­ with Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Gates at ed to New York after few days' visit as Bat- Conduct both in that recorded in history the at that time was confined medal, recognition ME11IODIST CHURCH with Jeffersonville. with his wife and his Mr. . flict which sonville relatives. parents. � . Mountain. The of sCI-vicet: rendered in the African found us and willing to serve you. tle <>f Kennesaw to foreign shores. They held that an always ready REV. L. E. WILLIAMS. Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hall. of Savan­ Everett Barron. of Homerville, is and Mrs. A. M. Deal. campaign. Sb>1:. Tucker has been mountain is still 'there. to be sure. with one combat­ I Barron and Misses Lila' and 'Barbara act of co_o�eration overseas and served 10:16 a. m. Church school; Marvin nah. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. visiting with Mrs. son. Brady eighteen months, • is sometimes still recognized' as a We went week at and tant amounted to an act of hostility in Africa and Sicily. He is now in I We've been in the livestock market less than year. S. Pittman, superintendent. L. E. Barnhardt and family. Mike. at the home of Judge and Mrs. Franklin are spending the On the of that 11:80. a historic spot. day to his opponent. Hugh Peterson and ftaly. We've had Morning worship Misses ·Zula Gammage. Ruby Lee J. E. McCroan. Savanna� Beach as guests of Misses in it with no intention of anyone. splendid m. a northern in harming 8:80 p. Regular worship service. battle general charge other loyal Amercan Jones and iJrene spent a few Miss Daniel. of Waynesboro. June and Ann Attaway. many fearless. at each service. Kingery Myra became fath- counties. We're in Special music Mrs. of an invading army the were reluctant to take co-operation from both Bulleeh and adjoining this week at Itine Harbor. and Miss Jon Johnston are Mrs. Charlie Randolph and daugh­ congressmen Lewell Akins . and director. days Mary Begins , Boger Holland, organist a son. Actuated a of of er. of by spirit a would our nation Fla the week Mrs. Minnie Virginia D.• Mount. step which bring business to and ask that you give us your fine support you Young Hall. of Fernandina. .• spending with' ter. Rocky as The Radio' stay and without concern said Studying near C are Mrs. W. C. DeLoach enthusiasm. into the conflict. America had CATHOLIC spent the week end with Mr. and Johnston Brooklet. .• Yisiting hi.- Fort June 19.-Intent have in . to future impression upon co more to do with Eu­ Knox. Ky .• the past McClellan haa returned and Mrs. Ike Minkovltz. N.l any she wanted Catholic services are held at the Mrs. L. E. Barnhardt and family. Mrs. C. A. his the of tory. the father directed that Those various upon mastering mhteries Air Base on at T. Thurmond to her home in after a short Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee have �y rop«an entaglements. oP-j Statesboro Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paris. ,111.. a set from ahauld be named for the mountain were as­ crating radio rumbling, us we 7:80 a. m, and at Catholic Mission with Mrs. Edwin reium.d to their home in Enterprise. war measures listed above To tho�erthat have .not seen fit .to bring your Itvestock, and son, Savannah, spent visit her sister, tonks and a new : ·658 South Main street. at: BuddYhef. Verdle around whiCh the important bloodshed rolling half-tracks. t1Iul�, Mr. GroBver. Ala .• after a visit with Mrs. ba�le suredly leading us to. the more than Thursday with Mrs. G. W. 'Hodges. Groover. and there's . week mass. I men had to- us.a and.be 9:00·a�m. On days. daily 01<1 and honored CIt- class of enlisted ttiJd wu waged. An which has followed and witl follow reported , ask"tl;tat;Y,:Qu.;glve .convineed Mrs. Homer of Atlanta, Mrs. Mamie Lou Kennedy and her Hll!iard and Dr. and Mrs. Waldo at 8:00 a. m. All are invited to at- Sanders, IMII of is Kennesaw Mountain day to the Armored School Communi­ one matket in our ber Misses Ann and today in great;r measure. I county. teDCl. is spending somt1time visiting daughters. Dorothy FloYd. tho Landis. the czar-like power in cation Department. A. and his fam- .�ue Kennedy. spent the week end Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Morri•• Bernard Peterson to save his brother. J. Trapnell.· Hugh thought was baaeball world. Among the soldier students GUEST PIitEACHER AT with relatives in Savannah. Morris and Miss Carmen Cowart spent it ' our and others. and watch the com­ ily. nation from hasty action; maybe Statesboro Visit market carefully sales; Charles Lewell Akins. •. PRIMITIVE CHURCH vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Brunson several the week end at but Miss Dorothy Ann Kennedy is Harry alld days during We are sure that Kennesaw I\(oun­ was not even perfect judgment; our on all of livestock and see we are lead­ Mrs. Dan Mc- at Savannah Georgia, I pare prices types you'D absence of the the Lilian Sneed at Fla. Maxine, and the Johnson cottage man. Peterson bas In the pastor. iting Miss Perry. daughter. Landis' father was a young since war came, Hugh thou­ t,m The school trains annually Primitive church will have were on some Baptist She also spent a short while in Jack­ Cormick and daughter. Betty. Beach. Older men would have been less jubi- stood steadfast. ing the market grades. sands of" officers and technicians for .. its preacher next S.nday. the week. and • guest sonville. visitors in I'lavannah during Mrs. J. B. Johnson sons, Jimmy and more sedate in the seleetlon Earle of 1Imt, December Not nation's armored Elder H. York. Jacksonville, sum­ War came on 7. 1941. the mobile, powerful Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hodges and' Mrs. T. C. Purvis and her daughter. and Pete. who' are spending the of a name for a son. mean same J'la. Elder York is doinng pastoral divisions and tank battal­ We have one of No. l's which you get the sev­ a charge has been brought against separate grade were the Mrs. J. H. Ault'Y. of Atlanta. are In mer at Savannah Beach••pent work at Wrigh"ville and Ocilla. Ga .• son, Glenn, of Savannah, in Peterson since that moment. ions. Commandant of the school. is the eral the week end at their The Battle <>f Manilla Bay along Hugh for ones as you do heavies. And when the average is made and at Gainesville. Fla. week - end guests .1 Mrs. G. W. Pensacola. Fla.. attending pre- days during light ' The . P. M. Robinett. Pastor. the 1898's developed " hero who Brig .General V. F. AGAN. sentation of wings to A/S Cliff Purvis. home here. see more for No.1 Hodges. communication is one up you will really that you get money hogs. Trice and Miss thrilled the American nation with department Miss Hilda MU1')Ihy has returned Buddy Maddox has returned to his Mr. and Mrs. R. A. REVIVAL SERVICES ' in the ·HOLD with who were enroute to IIle brief disposal of tbe Spanish fleet, eight school. to Atlanta after a week...nd visit with home in Blakely after a visit Marian Trice. LOCAL LIONS CLUB' CHURCH of for all of so AT NEVILS F'Ia from name came a of I We have buyers types livestock, you J. M. Kim .Johnaton. Mr. Johnston and Mr. their home in Jacksonville. .• aIId from that horde pienty her Mr. and Mrs. NEVILS AND WARNOCK lParents. Revival at Nevils Methodist church. in Galnes- N. made a short visit ' George Deweys to go forth into bat- needn't worry about what your stock is worth. Murphy. Maddox spent the week end Highlands. C.. BIG NIGHT CANNING PLANTS OPEN getting Rev. L. C. Fullerton. preacher. will 7.95 TO HAVE . Smith. a ville. with Mrs. tle and win the victory generation at Mrs. Robert DeLoach and Mary Sidney on evening, June 26th. Nevils canning plant will open begin Monday Johnson is in Miss Sola Brannen and later on Flanders Filed. Other Afternoon and Von of Savannah. spent a Miss Helen visiting Jesse Deal. Guests From Many June 27th. It will operate SELL YOUR LIVESTOCK ,WITH US. WE KNOW HOW TO 8:00 o'clock, night Del.oach, Tuesday. as of are this • invited. with Mrs. N. J .• the guest .Rev. Basil Hicks spending Clubs To Come and from 9 services. Everyone few days this week George Rutherford. there is being Tuesday every Tuesday Thursday Today complaint GET THE J,IMMIE VARNELL. Pastor. Jr. She wiII spend some- week at Myra Walker State Park, 011' a lID For Annual a. m. until 5 p. m. County rules and HIGH DOLLAR. Howard. George Riley "'0. 223-Cool as something 'roaly made against parents who, are giving Festivity Sivte will be followed. Clifford Hutchinson and baby. time in New York city and other Waycross attending the Presbyterian front cla88ic. regulations IIfrs. summer this button.down the war names to their off­ more are lint; day. unofl'ending Some hundred or persons Warnock canning plant will open .. ., Albert Merchant Marine. is in Ill­ of conference. Key. Marie, arc spending sometime places interest. Young People's white around the sleevea which will follow them dinner June and will Iced with spanking loops IPring through expected to attend the annual on Wednesday. 28th. awhile with his mother. who is sta­ Mrs. Edna Neville haB returned Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bland were and spending Mrs. inois with her hwsband, Youth is a institution I \ Lions operate every Wednesday Friday and round the round round nedr.. In Kaymore., life. great and dance of the Statesboro from where she last week-end of their daughters, m Ora Key. tioned there. Miami. spent guests from 9 a. m. until 5 p. .. County business of ac­ Bulloch broadcloth. fortunate that the Stock. Yards een, Bow June E. tubbable White. Club on Tuesday night. 27. follow­ Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Williams have returned to week as the of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. E. Wataon and Mrs. A. a lovable, rayon IIr rules and regulations will be Pvt. M. C. Morris has guest " children is producing and naming to a statement made Ker­ Don made the re- and Mrs. L. 10 20. cording by ed. u their guest her nephew. Texas after spending several days Ernest Mauldin. She Groover. at Savannah. maize, blhe, pink. �2 Umited chiefly to the happy_go-lucky mit R. president of the club. ROBERT T. YOUNG. JOE AND JULIAN TILLMAN Carr. Clark. of Atlanta.. with his parents. Mr. ano Mra. Clint turn trip by plane. C. Conaway, at Bloomingdale. Vocational Teacher. I,., of today I Wouldn't YOIl hate - Invitations have gone out to the returned t8 her has returned MeCormick and daugh- JOlith Mrs. L. Clark has .. Morris of Portal. Mrs. Frank Olliff Jr. lIlTs. Dan or an old woman tell an old mlln Hinesville, Glenn- relatives in after a two-week. the week end in baye Savannah, Millen, " . I hame here after visiting Akins has return- to Betty. spent THANKS Mis; Mary Sue Tampa. Fla., tor, lelect name and direct you in and a CARD OF II 'to your ville and Reidsville clubs. large IRId where she visit with Mr. and I\(rs. Frank Olliff 'Brooklet aa the gueBto of Mr. and this Atlanta ed from Barnesville. spent of liie? Wouldn't it be a each We want to take opporlanity Chipley.. the ways number of representatives from Miss Sara Lee Wilson. of Millen. Mr. and and Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Brannen J. L. Durden. They were aeeom­ to thank our friends and relatives for last week with her parents., h�re Mrs. drab life in which there was never of these organizations with her Millen. Sara Alice Durden, neighboring their many' kind deells and e>

� From Bulloch 1liDles. June 28, 1934 IS AN UNWRITTEN BUT BLG· BULLOCH TIMES FIrst npe watermelon of the sea- • Personal Clubs OF ALL THAT son was to the 'I'imes office QUENT STOI!J brought (ST'A"TESB0R0 NEWS-S�ATESBORO EAGLE) Tuesday by Joe Hodg-es, farmer of IN LIFE- IS BEST the Blitch distrtct, weight 21 pounds. ��;"J��:=!����1i$2t:::::�:=:��:,=:::=::::======�=:::b=�==",====":'::�======::�:::: son of Times, Establl.hed 1892 Charhe Mock, 10-year-old �u1loch Consolidated JanualT 17, 1917 State.boro Establ19hed 1901 .. JUNE 1944 Our work helps to reilect the Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mock, IS rorted New., ! STATESBORO GA THURSDAY, 29, 1920 hIS own" with a broken neck Statesboro Eagle, Established 1917--Consolldated December 9, SPirit which prompts you to erect "holding which brought him to the local hos­ the stone as an act ot reverenee Personal 1Jetween US (}/{EETlNC� pital Tuesday afternoon Purely and devotion. .. Our experience John W DaVIS, leading citizen of YOU KNOW THESE PEOPLE? =-- • WOODROW STILL IS the III serrous BOND I II � service. is ���fs a:8�:�?:�al:::r�::efe���::::� r '��r' at your Bt-iarpatch district, PURCHAS� IIIrs M boro, IS VISIting Mr and A. news we have from our : . condition at MIllen hospital: was MIsses MattIe Bell and Malle Allen Any bOy_I • Braswell who are across IS always iutereating-, � � former county superintendent of WEARING SMILE last week end 10 Atlanta apent - GIVE INSURANCE Dan McCormIck returned from but when they do something out-I Brannen r Monument Co. schools (DIed two days later) the week has Thaye D A BUI ney IS spending standing It makes It even more 1O� Young Billie Hagin, son of Mr. and Calls at Times Office To Atlanta, where he attended 8 meet- A Local Industry Smce 1922 All Farm And In S C The Atlanta Journal of _ Mrs. Herbert on NOI th Machinery with relatives Orangebui g, terescing - Hagin, Iiving of the State Guard. JOHN M THAYER Household Necessities Are Show Us What He Thinb mg' June 17th carried a and Proprietor IS reported In pre­ Mr and Mrs J L. Taylor and sons very thllillng - � College street, _�- �Iiss Bea Dot Smallwood attended V1Vld account In which one of our __ PHONE Ge. carrous condition With small hope of Thereby Made Available Is worth Fighting For are relatives in South Caro- - 45 West Main Street 439 Statesboro, VISIting a .the Tech dances III t1anta last week Statesboro boys played such an out- recovery. (Lived and IS sound us Ima ...... ! War now WIll Insure In to see us last Brett IS a lieu- Mr and Mrs. Carl of I._---_.:-----.------BUYing Bonds He dropped again part Harvey, as the guest of George Powell. standing BIlly dollar.) FranCIS Hunter IS m s J Mrs. viaittng' tenant colonel now, and hus been on a Deaths during' the week MI Bulloch county farmers able week and brought WIth him hi. usual of Savannah S··rn tesboro, announce the birth of being Mrs Harold TIllman, , as of Mr and Mrs In the Pacific sometime. 'I'c M at u state hos­ OCIlla the guest duty Minnie at the Miss Ellen Williams Fordham, age 44, to buy new machinery, refrigerators, huppy smile-e-aud a wife on younl' week end WIth her daughter, Curlette, Week-End Visitors spent the parents, quote the article "The boys who Hew pital where she was carried a week Ben Williams June 10. Mr and Mrs Broward Poppell and and other things for the farm and son Now, those two members il! hi. Groover. now Bulloch County Hospital, W P. the Mr and Mrs. Walter the raid last night; know that In Service preceding; Mrs. Fordham, age M,ss Maxann IS spending Jorm u combinat on which Fay Mrs was before her little Nancy, of Extension at local home later, W. H. SlIIIth pres­ fHlRlly LIttle Laur'" Raines, of Tallahns; there are defenses there, but they Harvey marrulge daughter, 30. who died hospital leaving- Jr., Screven as the of MISS �altlmore, week In guest were of MISS Ellen of Mrs W H dent of the Farm declared. to a smile to man. also know that they ale not as for- �lIss' Nellie Kennedy Md., who guests Ilast I Wllhams: Lincolnton, infant daughter; Bland, Bureau, btlng any see, FIn, IS Vlsltmg her grandpar- tyl'ek ought. Catherme Joyner. as been out has been who died aft... nndable they have made �r \Valey Lee, are vlsltmg relatives Ga., recently employed by age 30, 'l1hUlScliaiy Mr. Smith expressed the hope that And Woodrow, who alway, smll_. ents, Mr and Mrs. W GRames Mrs Brooks of Decatur, to be the Japs The B-29 raid the StalT Sgt and Mrs J. Brantley Extension Service of the Univer­ bnef Illness. Ellison, by this week In Jesup and Waycross. the the local farmers would continue to was mel ely showmg a little more ra­ . , 'I"ISS Frances l\fartlll wIIU leave first on the mainland from SOCIal events· Mrs. J. B Johnson viaitdd tim week WIth her mother, Japanese Johnson announce the birth of a son, (If to asaiat in the Emer­ M r Poppell WIll return F'riday to SIty Georgia buy bonds as have III the other diunce for to resume her Chmose started off with a entertained at a bridge party Wednes- they D. Arden Sunday Athens bases, John 3rd June 15 at the Mrs. D Brantley and Mrs alui their gency War Food Program. Miss Wil­ even this IS the time bang und finished WIth a flourish Baltimore Poppell day afternoon honoring Mrs George' drives, though Who's Woodrow? That's a 'falr Lester has returned to hIS studies at the University of Georgia. United States Na�al At­ Hugh finish was an Arnet-t- Ho.p.'tal, WIll return for a hams comes to this with a of New Mrs John E. of ear whe n e farmer the From first to It daughter here longer county Riley, Jersey, the y th has questton to those of you who have after a VISIt LIeut. and Mrs. Kelendo Mrs. Johnson remem­ home In Charlotte, N C, Johnny can With American lanta WIll be round of WIde in Lee ceiebrated her elj!'hty-seventh show, planes, VISIt with her mother, Mrs Lee. Other buckg experlehce' least nor week Savannah her money. never met him ever read about relatives here. VISited dunng the at American Ameriean appara- bered as 1\1 ISS of Brook­ June 19th at the hallie of Wltb bombs, Evelyn Lee, v Mrs Lee the home economics, Her last birthday now guests iait.ing during teaching "Our farmers WIll not let up hIm III thIS We've been talk­ as of Amencnn crews The first Mrs H. C. Holland, at Reg- paper. l\{rs H S mith IS a Beach the guests MISS Ruby tus and let and Statesboro daughter, arry spending were Mrs Sherrlll Dan posrnon was teuchmg vocational home war a more favor­ Lieut Col RIchard week Poppell, ister on afternoon Mrs E A that the has taken about him a tIme and h.,.e WIth Lamer. plane, piloted by ; Sunday mg long few thIS week III Atlanta in Ga. She days which and MISS LOUIse of econorrnca Davisboro, will Smith entertained In honor of Mr able turn" Mr Smith s aid "We know Kenny, of Sprtngfield, Ohm, and Poppell Poppell, I sort ot come to I egard him 8S one of !'tlr and 1111'S. BIll Kennedy John Groover and Remer Brady Jr. carried Lieut Col William of and Mr. and Mrs B. C De­ conduct the War Food Emergency Smith's birthday. IS Brett, Miss Lanier Becomes Jesup, hIS inherItance. It the kind that our speCIals. So we'll Introduce him are ser a councillors at Mrs J M. MISS Sara Mur- vmg Camp as an off,cl81 observer, of Murphy, Wushlllgton, of Claxton Program under the aupervislOn the men Loach. TWENTY YEAR� AGO fits for great accomplIshments "gain. HIS full name is Woodrow are Stl'nchan Bo Sc ou t near S8- 111 the In almost Bride of and Miss Grace Murphy J y camp Hew target complete Ensign Gay demonstration Con­ phy home program. when It .comes to an nbun. a June 1024 producmg Tyson, and In hIS earliest at Savannah Beach vannah darkness, marred only by few From Bulloch Times, 26. boyhood .pendmg today Before an altar banked WIth palms tacts for her servIces may be made whole IS Methodist Women dance of food and. feed as well as III Statesboro. sealchllghts" The story car watermelons of the daYB he lived Fifteen HamIlton Mrs Charlie Donaldson, of In First of LIttle Margaret Lester, Macon,' �\l1d ferns, white glacltolr white III of the Bnlloch coun­ and we wonder If WIll The W S C S wllI meet the through the offIce a cause. In thlllllllg, BIlly 8ea80n were shipped from Pretoria back worthy hIS veins years when he was about that IS her IS two weeks WIth her moth- altar vases, the marrIage of MISS ago, of Augusta, VIsItIng grand- spendlllg m older brother's foot- home demonstratIon in tbe not follow hIS church SOCIal room Monday at· 4.30 to agent W W MIkell who men who tore a of Wednesday by Haws the blood of age too, he worked for a time In • Mr and Mrs Dan Lester er, Mrs. C H Parrish and IItISS Hen- LlCut Commander James Brett, LlI'y Faye Lallier, only daughter NEGRO CHILDREN parents, steps, III M,ss Nelle oJd Bank of building. lIves near many of' them TWO Whitier Leaves MI and Mrs WIlham Coleman p Lee, "Spiritual Stat�sboro there, OIvlhzatlOn from the wlldel ness WIth Major which was on tta orns. as one of out- bottling plant operated IlIis8es Patty Bank s and B etty ne Ph' In being recogntzed OUr as much as 40 pounds. DROWN IN SWIMMltNG BOY a wClghed STATESBORO to Richard GllY, Life" has arranged pro� of wom­ o off,cers of thIS war. Lanter, EnSign Grady secretary, the htlte more than bare hands; For California Home the corner of Oak and Courtland ..turned from Old I\1ISS Wynelle MISS JUhe standIng young Waters, member of Two 10 Mltehell have I Fort, NesmIth, of took place Saturday after- and music for Morgan negro boys, age and. 12, m Indl for Sll< weeks MIllen, gram of BIble study Supper en to face un­ Mad- BIlly hns been firm of Anderson, Waters & Brett, who forsook comforts streets. (Prosser's garage IS there N. and have as theIr guest MISS Turnel, Kiln Johnston and Guy noon. June at 5 30, at the Pem- qutdoor sons of James HICks, fal nung on the \Vhen ull thiS wnl' bUSiness is over C., and has seen much lO, thIS already fighting meetmg. Mr and Mrs Mack Britton' were kllocked unconscIous thiS mormng speakuble dangers and, hardsh,ps. GETS PROMOTION One sort of late he came were VISitors 1n Savannah broke church A of and StatesbOl a takes tIme to check now.) night Glona Macon dox Jr. stories are Bapt.st program J W. Warnock farm III the Brooklet up to th,s tIme -Thrllhng At the program meetlllg last Mon when he fell from a moving truck­ I muSIC was rendered by Jack at a OIItd�or fish sup­ were insp,red by tAe same urge 011 the l'nftuence8 winch have af� Into our offIce whIle our West evemng us from th" mvaslon and nupttal hosts delightful They drowned after­ Starr up machinery Cpl Ralph' Akms, ElkinS, Thursday commg to afternoon life load of furniture; IS reported unprov. district, were Sunday McDougald Sergeant and Mrs. H J Stokes day a portrayal of and the Bulloch coun­ fected 0 .. it IS doubtful PIckett and next week to be able to' Averitt, Pl8ll1st, at thClr that I. today glVlllg community. was grllldmg out the paper for the V' an d Lewls Akms, Mr. and Mrs Poolfl we hope pub- per Saturday evening bome. thiS evemng. noon III a near the fal""_ Unable of both CQustns of the bnde endeavor 10 the rural 5eC� 109 pond In Offiice Commanding If thel e WIll be one who has meant .Irglllla, Barn?s- a receIved from Jr, vocalIst, mlS:;lOnnry farmer the in th,s hour and the week WIth little have returned to IIsh part of letter WIth Mr. and Mrs Ovid Hutchesoa, Bannon Waters, age 65, promment ty strength next day. HIS face was long BOI. mlle, VISIted durmg son, Albert, Mrs Stokes sang "Because" and to SWIm, the boys went beyond their as much as Mlljo, L A. Whltler, who our who told of hIS twns of MeXICO was given from the 10 General in Oversea Service one of boys part and Wilham Klteh. citIzen of the Hagm district, IS of need-a vISIon of freedom and the emn. He stood for a httle whIle Sue Akms thell home m Vldaha after a VISIt Stult's USweetet Ever Told." of Savannah, M�. Were left for IllS home m Santa .i1ent. XISS Mary mvaslOn.-After months Story workers depth and sank TheIr bodIes yesterday m the many writings of several of these serious condItIOn at the local hospItal M the the en as WIll to bUIld a bette" world. An AAF Com­ Cnhf('Irmfl He camo to this ood then told us he had lost hla job Mrs Carol Dobbs and daughter, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. our Precedmg ceremony Pianist guests. a half hour la�er some Eighth ComposIte Montca, of hard work and pa.tlent maltmg, and Mrs. L a8 result of blow In the hood InHlct­ recovered by MariS" Misses Mattie Lively E' B to played "Evemng Star," "Ave "We took up the practICes of mak- mand commulllty more thun .. yeur ago that evelllng. Maybe you'l recall the of Atlanta, are vIsIting her Deal U.S 0 room WIll be ready for ItS ed Ed colored, Tuesday aft­ whIte who learned of the trug­ Station, England-The promo­ J'ean, and "[ Love You and used Wilhams Impersonated the ml,3S1OO. PURVIS RECEIVES WINGS by Lyons, boys of the management of that formal The Truly," 109 a the Creeks were uSing from sel­ charge He saId the two employers b tI Allen La and otber rel- Mrs. A. C Johnson and daughter, openmg FrIday mght ernoon; Lyons 18 In Jail hVlng the scenec tIOn of John H. McDougald story. ler, mer, Llebestraum the anes soanI and edy and hurrIed to of students known as STARS fire durlllg ceremony Mrs. Jomer ' Mr H II S Cliff Purvis bls 'lrinn group '? almost and . AI recel"leted. was the aft­ our forces are now estab­ home Tuesday for the Vlce­ WIth whIch at our office "merely to say hello." of Mr. and the W. B. JohnsQn lace WIll be re-nomlnated ThIs course IS offered at the col­ Josephine phy, daughter Mrs. R M Surls met the door, Interested to learn SUGAR 6c uncovered a pur,s� CClrltamtng III Other nurses FrIends WIll be a lb. enlOon hshed for !1UI Normandy hIS moment. became the ",th the was and that the DemocratIc the summer If bus stopped only and Mrs J M. Murphy, reeelvlllg wedding party had been lost six­ preSIdency, LlCut. lege along WIth regular In cash whIch beach heads and that another State8boro' boy, our Mrs J 0 StrIckland $6.40 these wtI! have Hown to the Woodrow dropped into oll'lce, Ite bllde of Edward R Huey, of Rock employed III headed by leaders, school work m phYSIcal education and teen years; negro gIrl ticket, was among the MAXWELL Mrs Lamer chose for her daugh­ back III ambulance planes slllce the (jg) PIlcher Kemp, a'rld then went on hla attractive was believed Col­ chatted brielly HIli, S C. The brIde was sheer. the Johnson hom� guIlty sweep the country. who first aId, and Georgla'Teachers ter's a dress of black are the first those Amencans weddmg because of the mvaSlon but these front ranks of these he bad ney_ HOUSE COFFEE LB. BAG With brown and was dismIssed Before Arnall left for Washington began, lllstructor8 way. In all years In a two�plecc aqua SUit Her accessories were bluc'k PlOk roses III this way provides a III the recent lege her theft. ChaIrman J. Lon to come to stay. played leading party asked a favor from us. Frida,. after­ and accessories and an orchid In a shoulder completed supposed he wrote a letter to III aid the schools.of Georgia. white spray on first for than mvaslon of France. StatIoned the Size commIttee "The hospItal IS better eqUIpped noon we were out of the oll'le. for • Regular After a trip to the moun� at'bre YEARS AGO Duckworth of the state corsage. F�RTY Unltedo LIeut. was In the. CAN Mrs Gay, mother of the groom, DemocratIc most clvihan hospItals In the USS Augusta, Kemp LEODEL COLEMAN TELLS few minutes. Wben we returned the HOOKER LYE tams of North Carohna Mr and JIme 28, 190. that the blue sheer WIth blue From Stateloboro News, recommendmg wore a dress of Doth and person_ invasIon party hIS shIp bemg among MISSING aero.s the home In !Wck I. to them­ States. In equIpment STORY OF THE bus W&l .tandlne .beet; Mls will be at were of and H. electors be requIred pledge DUZ BU'ITER BEANS CITRUS Huey accessortes Her flowers pink I. V. Simmon•. Snap, anny, ,t to perform any kmd those supporting Invading man told UI "There wu- a left nominees. nel 11\ prepared "Wherever a Ma­ our offIce Hll1 I roses of the Zoar commumty, selves to support t,he party the, Under the tttle Waters, Ad­ CHIPS PIMIENTOS MARMALADE attend brain and commanded Rear be ia Stokes wore a black for St. Louis to the name of mcludmg operations. bemg by Bud­ soldier here lookllle for you; Mrs H J this morning are unwortny of surgery, rIne on Foreign Soil His SUPERSUDS APPLES ORANGE two "They who revelwed the action Sleeps PRIED black accessories Her ., will be away mobIle X-ray ap­ ml1al Kirk, on that ItWl." Aad we dress WIth tbe World's Fair, DemocratIc electors unless they'sub­ It parnes. complete PaId to His Grave," probably goine Tacky Party I was d,es Have Respect RINSO RAISINS MARMALADE Howers were roses week.. latest anesthesia from the on whIch Kemp for the young the -Gov­ paratus, and the ShlP Interest­ hurried across there and found Wood· A dehghtful cou­ team wellt to party regularity," Leodel Coleman has wrItten party In the bridal State8boro, baseball SC,lbe WIth OXYDOL CANNED PRE. PEACHES Later evemng .th� The well as else stationed. LIeut. Kemp IS still "I've a the gIven Mon­ and "The WIll of the peo­ equIpment as everythIng in theIr row, smihng and happy: got set was tacky party for a 'Dhey Swainsboro pla:(ed ernor declared. In an artIcle pubhshed OLIVES PINEAPPLE PLUMS ple left �hort we_

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