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J � · MRS. ARTH,?R TURNER;Ecutor BAcKWAIm LOOK '66 E.st MaID St. Phone I f II Social • Clubs • .c.Personalj , � 14"1'1 Smith.tillman BALP.C�Y TEN YEARS AGO SERVICE I Frem Bulloch Time.. June .. 1942 I ��j.�D8XN1Ml���X"1Xl Upon' the death of Harry Akins, • WBEREtNEEDBD I --- member of the legIslature from Bul STATESBORO NEw:g.....STA�ORO EAGLE loeh Brunson announced MISS ZETTEROWER- DICKEY-JOHNSON county, Hoke MortuG,ry H a candidate for the vacancy thus Mr. and Mrs. O. L. of Clax- .. 'D MR. OLLIFF HONORED Dickey, I created. I • • I ureI ersonal of a number o! announce the of their y FII'st lovely parties I ton, engagement I. Under joint management of B. II. STATESBORO, GA., THURSDAY, JUNE 6, .1962 VOL. 61-NO. 16 to be given honoring MIss Myra Jo daugh�el. Myrtle lJee, to Edward Funeral Directors Ramsey and C. B. McAllister. a series of ball is between re- Zettel ower and BIll whose mar- Donald of Statesboro. The games beInIl' played Mr lind Mro. ClIff Bradley have OInff. Johnson. the Old Men and Regular.. of States will 00 an June event, will take June 29 at turned from a few days' stay in Gat. rrage Important wedding place bero. was the dinner party given Tuesday the Primitive Baptist church in Clax COURTEOUS SERVICE • white man about Iinburg, Tenn. Albert Sherrill, STA'm!BORO MAN VISITORS Frank held in � Dan Lester the evening at Parkwood WIth Mrs. ton. MIss Dickey IS a graduate of the 50 years of age, I. being JAil Mr lind Mrs. spent ! 1»;i=�:I:g"l".i!- "011'. of aaeault with intent to Activitie. Mrs. Olliff F. the ch.",e in WIth Mr. and Parker. Everett, M.s. 'State"uro High School and of chairman "f week end Augusta murder • StabJa Dr. Fleldlne Russell, Weekly) PHONEMO Otis Boyd, youn, SUMMmt SCHOOL . C. Parker Jr. and Frances Brown WAlTen A, Candler Hospital School". ON STATE BOARD Mrs. Dan Lester Jr. M";. �j=::;;;�5�;;=ii3 bora busine•• man. the Dlyjllion Gf Langua..._ In Teach- I hoatesaes, The bride s table was een- of aad I. nJ., on the .taff of which were Mrs Eh Hodges and children spent Nursing, Uader planl BIIggeated Horue "_en Is Listed erl delivered the addre...nd Ten Profeuors Be Added I Sgt. and Mrs. Willie P. Hendri" ������������������������������� there Colle,e, and tered with an arrangement of earna- the 03ntral of Hoapital, Mr. FOit SALF_239 feet on'Bulloeh by the Statesboro Rotary Club, In ,r:m' ur au Glenn.,lle WIth Mr. Georgia se, LOTS FOR d.. .. the To Teaellel'll I , Be. in Reader. College fa Saturday COLORED-ti5 wn, Board Of Remer Tyson racel e4 Faeulty announce the birth of a on will be a' meeting of .U the civic Me.., Managei'll tlOns and candy tuft, and on 'the other Johnson son of Mr.. J. Brantley daughter just off South Mam St. Call R. M. ,10 per mpnth on C.ll R. joint Mrs. Durrence, ballUJee. Com n.rd .s ..ledletGrian In eloa- Durlq Tile Summer S-Ion Foley 18th at CRAS. E. CONE clube-Rotary, Chamber of Parents-Teaellel'll Dl,..st By BYRON May Hunter A.F. Base HOI- Benson, REALTY M. Benson. CHAS. E. CO.N o.!. _._ •• Geeqla I tabl es were pmk snapd ragons, Q unoee J hnson, 0f Stat�sb an d th 1 te DYER. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Scott oro, ea. Junl..r Chamber and Lions exeru1es • Geor- will, I has CO, INC (22m3yltp) T.Y 0., INC. merce, inl Tuelday nlebt T.n wID sup- The U.... haa when She I' , prof_lOrs pita], WIllette. C. ( n1!ly'ltn.... vlaltin, come' people Anna lace, and Mr. is a of States- on. the month. Mrs. H. H. of Savannah, "'ave this week !or Saras..ta, FIn., to' l.rkspur Johnson, graduate evenlnl' durinl' present Kandel, Teachers Coile LaboratGry HIa'h sweetheart, I glt ... the In tbe to think when arc y.. TEACIIDCS COlLEGE :e:n .na.med IIr••nd Mrs'. plement rel'ular facullJ' need tlnl' roses. The dinner consisted of boro HIgh and Georgia Teach- Wade Beasley, sen of they a short vacation; Sgt. and Mrs. Willie P. Hendrie''''' president ..t the Geor;rla Con,l'e&8 of Schoel. The to 1,lI0II, spend cock-I School. S. P. Bea.ley, for. long time • truck ,reaenatlon Bummer quarter openin, lI..nd.y .t juat sa they have to think ,.bout oth- tuils, peas, creamed potatoes, era College. He IS now employed by M,s WIIh. Zetterower. Miss Myra garden announce the bIrth of a on II P.renta and the mem- IOn Gf IIr••nd M R. H. of I daughter dri.er tor Alfred Dormu Co., Teaohers, calls 'lJIon, Georr!a Teachers Collece. er W. G. of tea, colfee, rolls and B. H. Levy's. prebleml, Cobb, prosldent HONORS BERTY Jo z..tt.rower and Mrs. Frank Olhlf salad, : 18th, at Hunter A. F. Hos- headled toward J.p.n, aceonlbl« to a I Route made Dr. May Base 1 2, Bt.teaboro, b, divided intG two •• • berahip to attend the Annual Summer The aeallon I. the Bulloeh Count" Bank, declared apple a la'mode. A knife and fork In the I••t Illue of Collier's In Savanoah. IIto.sedPI, pital, She has been named Willette. picture Morris A. Marker Plaeed At Eui spent Tuesday , Kine, principal. the first on 16 and t.. Weat Farm RECITAL IS· GIVEN on • truck .ridlna Parent-Te.eher Instltuta in terms, endlne July the Side Bureau Tues- was the gift to the honorees, Cover. •••• wblch .h"wed him Athena.1 M,'s. Ben Fordham. of Twm CIty, The senlo... heard the Re.. Gate GIves IN ALA. "through mud ruta of Briti.h Colum I twenty the ""c..nd ..n AUlrUlt 21. d.y nlcht. The Idea ot not consider- CoJ1ll1)lcu.o" week were placed' for Miss ZetteroWer, Mr. GREENVILLE, M,. and Mrs. Thomas Lamar Olliff June 17-19. This inltltute Is wns the guest during tlJe past Gu. Gf the Calv.ry To His M,ss Ann Tnce and BIll Fox. sen- bia's thaWS'." conduct-I G.-oo",r, Balltlat The curriculum lI_ta 100 C..unel Or Ing priclples or i••uos, but lust vot- Testimony Katlnl Mr. and MIS. Wllhe announce the birth of a Terrell • • • e her Mrs. C. E. Hollar., z..tter-I • son, .ed in c....oper.tlon wit" in the e,Dmmenee- of slster. lors at Teac hers C011 d _t.h. UnivelO!'ity .Church, Stateaboro, to a has no in the lOllIit' Mr. and Mrs. F,ank Olhff ege, accompanIe at ., c1asBes, veriously :planned provide inl' party ticket, place '-Athonlf-the featUres of the reemt n and ower, Sr., Eh, May 20th. the Bulloch TWENTY H H. Mac0 Sr . County YEAR8'A� on ..on. Mr and Mrs of Georgia, with meetln"a to be ment sermon Sunday attern en- ... w.. Miss MamIe and Dr . Ron- for regularly pI to Mr. I - by Veasey entering �reshmen, ent-day rld, accordrng exercises 01 Teach- Mr. and Mrs. Frank OllIff of MII , Mrs. Olliff was Tim.., Jun;, 183t Glollng Georgi. returned flom Jr., . HospItal. formerly From Bulloeh .. daughter..ClaIre have In Audl- Members of the clasl .re Du.ne aid J. Nell, spent the week "nd m Co-Ordinate Cani'pus Pou�d rolled students, and public' school Cobb. The people m authority n(led era none were wltla . stock , Mr and Mrs. Bernard Morris, Miss Jencie Formal call has been sent to College: lr.qht Sovann.l'I 1 . Kennedy. s two weeks' stay at theIr Shaw, Mary Nell Deal, G reenvII IIe, A a, home town of MISS , to con torium presillent; techers. A workshop for teaoh- to realize that it IS Impossible to mora Mr and Mrs. Fred Hodges Jr. Flank .' •• holders for a mass meeting and Smith BUIlding. gener.1 deepor and lasting sll'nlflcanq Beach Thomaa Berman DeLoach, H.r- cottage. Mr. and Mrs. of Se. Island Bank. ""- Deal, era ea"h terM. the that .. Tnce. MISS n"a and Mr. Fox, vo· Gamet Newton, &f aider re-openln.r _ WIll be coaducted In spend country rich; these than the _the d...... me •• nae ean Iann t0 eeremony attendin.' an,DeLoach Miss Joan Bennett , Mr and p gram "b p ed D d . . Mrs. Ruel Ml . and Mrs. James Hagm J. V. son of Mr. and old Jackie Helmuth, d In reCItal MI 11en. announce tile b'Irbh of a Frankin, Donaldson, Pr...ident Zach 8'. Menderson says havo to be off M,'s Evelett Mr. and M,·s. F. cahsts, '';I're preS'ente by son, Ive t0 the me..bers h fundamental s obligations got paid cation ot a marker embracln, the e neS- Olliff was killed m an auto g Ip W d lIen '. , H. V. Franklin, famIly had as supper guests 0 n I Hendrix, Leo Hotehklss. Mary Jones, DNr el.I Th e I ove I "")Il t was J h W I M 22 t Mu1'-... s he a total summer. enrollment dav. I� the voters do not Parkel' Jr MIS. Flank Palker y spon- son, ay ,a �y near In t-teacher work tates Mra. expects �ome ' IrJep walls of the newly constructed can Miss C. .• and mobile accident on hll'hway Reg paren ,s MIS. J A Futch and Geraldine Mallard, Edith Marsh, Lou- Mon- day llIght SOled by the GI'eenville MUSIC HospItal. Mrs. Newton was former- of 1,000, WIth 800 registering a check on those controllIng the purse III honor Charlel H. iRter • of Dr. Mrs F,ances Brown Cuub. Tuesday night. Walter Stan'lCI • 0f DaIton, C h'aIrman gate Il Sadie Chnstme Futch women attended cook I'ae 0111". EllIS Parker, Pelote, a • • • • was on aftemoon ly Miss Sara Lee of Fi"" hundred This would mal'k 11 de- strin.... , SOCIalistic form of govern- 13nd gIVen Sunday Wilson, States- f the comm Ittee. Anyone day. general Herty. 0, and Mrs Robert Kllmart, of St. in.r .choel classes held for three days ? Rigdon, Ann Rushing, Charlea MUSIC CLUB ELECTS In the recreation hall of the Firgt boro. Jimmy cline from the record figure of 1,S46 ment I. the only posBlble answer for It was who the nOW week under au 10te t p;ogra�III t e parent-teacher he perfected a the Fin, wele guests for e e •• durin.r ,resent Skinner, Jamea Remer Tyson AugustIne, NEW SET OFF"iCERS MethodIst Church. MISS TrIce and res.o pr�- Sparks, for 1950. America, Mr. Cobb thlllks. well known I lII11ces of ind buff,t supper m whIch thirty fnends varsity of Georglll, will speak at the FINISIDNG CLASS ty High School, SylvanIa; Emory perfection here. In recent Y'Ca... tilt Mrs. Carl Harvey and daughter, Planned Recreation Donaldson for re-electIon. and Prin"� were State to Os follows. Mrs. D. mVlted. .. Maddox Jr.• of the promote co-operatIve mark-Jting student of the h.s heen Pelcy Avcl'ltt, Sunday afternoon fol- Mr �nd l\{�8.· O'Neal, of H. McElveen. first ""ssion Tuesday afternoon on manager body college the week for Ral�h Preston and J. Former Teachel'll College' Callene. left dunng andlnah S. film and in the new ven- prosldent; MI CUI tIS first the concert an informal Associa of library buying. e",,"clally In a movel1l9nt to ral1le aut- Lane. lOWIng tea Hartwell, announce the birth of a Taachers Colle go Alumni "LIve to Learn, and Learn to Live," Department E�ucution engaged WIll Mr Hal- Head Returns For CIOIIlnl' where JOin - vania, they Vice presHlent; Mrs. Dana was at the Trice to Build H_ TOWlS tion WIth formed membership in excess at the college. and Carl Renf.-oe, prin- ture in livestock marketing. Mr. flclent funds to establish. creditable Kmg, given home whlch daughbal', Alice, May 21. Mrs. O'Neal Helps Chl..,IOI stressing opportumties of adults. 0" Of The Institution I vey m making their home. of 126; officers elected, Mrs. Cluren", Growing School. out thllt the Cotton Pro- second vice-presIdent; Mrs. C. B. a lurge number of fr'ends were in- was a film will feature cipul of the Waynesboro High Luck pointed marker, and It was thll dedlc.tion SY�-I formerly Miss Margare� Ken- Hollings Tuesday evenIng Mr and Mrs. James Bland WIllis. 'president; Clayton Muthews. thIrd M,·s. vited. As a citizen of your The chief of coliege adminlstra�on Other! prof...sors and theil duce ..s IS to work which drew the.e historical VIce-pI eSldellt; nedy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bar- good community y,ou worth and D. B. Edwards. vIce-presI parent-teacher work and is entitled, I guest AssOj!jation willIng Saturday called to JacksonvIlle Beach Monwt·cay W I will want with of the United State. Office of Edu- are' Reba Barnes, of States· with of farmers that had words from Mrs. JimmIe the Jack BI·oucek. secreta y. und Mrs.1 ney Lee of Atlanta. to cooperate your Champion dents; ; vote for secretary tied be "Teachers in Print." W�dn�sday will! subj,cts any group GUnter, death of Kennedy, because of the unaxpected DELTA KAPPA GAMMA tween Turner and cation told 109 seniors de- Robert S. Lambert, !'.orth effort found the _. .John Jackson Jr. t,easure, M,'s. Home Town Contest committee in develo� Mis� Marguerite be workshop day_mull groups Wllli receiving bora, art; Dr. put th� through formar Mlaa Ann Moore, who des her step-brother, Bill Stl'udel. I HAS EVENING OF FUN. 'for Rev. O. LJDasher; preSIdent to at Teachers College Clemson Dr. John store here. Sldn"y Dodd conducted the IIlstalla- ATTEND BANKERS' MEET ing a recreatiorl program your town. form in sections to d,scuss the groos GeorgIa College, co-op deolgnated by the ol'lllnised IrollP 01. and Mrs. John Daniel Deal and To conclude Its meetings for the ignnte one"" oecretllTY and the o\her h�stor�; tlOn celemony. Mr. and Mrs. It doesn't take a lot of money or time to of methods. Monday that college graduates par- W. Morgan, GeorgIa State College Frank Smith, of the East Georgia to make tha \ I C. B. McAllister have as treaeurer. niques parent-teacher teCh-I presentation. and J. Ben, school year Eta of children, Gray It was 1961-52. Chapter set facilities for horseshoe soft • • • • less In every-day affairs of I for Women. SOCIal scilUlce; PatriCIa showed a film at f!'Om Mrs. Gunter'l addre" Barb,\Ta announced that MISS Anne l'eturned f,om Minneapolis, Minn., up pitching, Thursday morning anothel' workshop tlclpate Tradlng/PoBt. strip Quoted week end at the DeSoto Delta had an I spent the Kappa Gamm" ewning outdoor art THIRTY AGO local than 40 their less- Cornell University. b,ology, and the Stilson Farm Bureau meeting we the followin ItatIement Traweek Trice a senior In th m SIC wher, they attended a convention for ball, bicycle races, c1a88e8, YEtUlS s....,on and a panel dIscussion on CItizenship Nut!., present .. of "fun • Beach Club. Savannah Beach. and fellowshIp" on May 21. June 1922 Teachers Col- a 'divisIOn at Ge�rgla 'lIaaohers �oll�ge mdependent bankers. camera c1uba, picnics or square dances. Fr_. Bulloch Times, ,'I., "World Understanding" WIll high-I educated neighbOrs. Dr. Helen R. Ross. State Wednesday night on the need for of blltory: Mr. and Mrs. Brown have reo Members of thIS honor ,met in his tenant. Billy the society • • • • R. .J. K..nnedy is paying the ad- Fltehburg. Mass" biology. ootter feeding on broed bad been reCIpIent of the States: All of these activities teach fair and light b"'" scsslon together with the Dellverinl' lege, program "The work of Dr. Charles Holme. turned where of Sanford where a play half cent each for catching boll wee I baccal�ureate from Jacksonville, they Club lounge Hall. RETURN TO Uni- dren, Dr. Ernest Holhs said etiu- Shelby H. Monroe is returning as HOWS The used In the bOlO MUSIC awald gIven for out- the. CANADA' - of certificates by the y. .• experiment iJerty I" the development of Indust.., wholesome living the kind of that vils ..n his paId one tenaRt awarding several last week and at. delightful buffet was ..,,!\Ved. living tarms; spent days m supper Mrs. cation in America fs dolnl' a an associate of education film showed where wild stllndlnng servICe the field of musIc' George Lempke and son, Jim builds CitizelUl. And ••60 for 1,700 _rill one day last versity of Georgia. good j� professor strip eight from the Southern pine 10 wltholl' tended the hardware I M,.ses Johnson and Hassie Champion remember, 1 Sophie my, left of .n of d"mo- after a ot educational study .t sows from the Ozark mountain coun- conven�ion. A simIlar award IS to be gIven to a' Tuesday for thair home in Champion CitizelUl build Champion Home 'Week. On Wednesday evening a musl" ap- teaching appreciation year parallel In the history Of the Boudl. Dr. Albert Deal and son. BIll, spent were co-hostesses. Follow Statesboro Ad Club will inaugurate Statesboro HIgh 3chool student ancll :-,"cEIV'.on Pembroke, Ontario, Canada, after Towns. preclatlen eoncert ....iIl be relldere4 cratic citizenship, but a poor job Gf the Une..rsiy of Florida. try were put on • balanced ration "Georgia Teachers CollefJ8, loo.tM .ttendance contest chairmen of six Sunday in Augusta with Dr. Helen IIlg tha meal a dehghtful pro on the WIll be announced later. musical spendmg several weeks here with her by in the chapel on auctl!ally getting people to p.rt'" .fter havlnl' ma..., their lIVinl' In the healt of some of the South'. recipient tell"'.' Rre H. Cone, Leroy Cowart, Hugh Hodgson �"e Deal and their daughter, gram was Gene q. m..st luxuriant hu an by Roberts, slsoors, Mrs. Earl in the affairs that m.ks acorns.1l II... , .•nd the litters pine I'rowthl, Bon,me, who! MISS Nona Ht'Jdges was progrnln fUl'ms�ed Serson and Miss Alfred Derm.n, J. C. Lane, D. C the main University camllul. 'demGCrag, I one ..... of Dr. is a in the Umverslty ,Joel BIII and De- - n.l, especial' Interest III P patIent I Stowers, Johnn)' RIta Folhs. Tumer, _. CAI'TG1I'I' OWl Increased about were Snllth .nd D. B. , 'I"':'"RS from chall man for bhls which They accompamed Members of the bGard.4o', mAn_agore-,,, �¢' US"" .'-! th�se .,frorp meetmg, • wO,rk,.,:�. ....' tor It waa on the ,re" Nltto, all of Teachers ftrst cotton blooms were � telr Herty's work, 1,Ital HOS-1 College. MISS GEORGIA POWER T,l'ree of the Beven *0 12.26 Htter, presented from by FollIs, who will viSIt of the .. D"" Hollis, president 1 pil'S pillS per I.... now .. the that outstalidlllg students Geor�la h�me the week J. 11'. Georgia Congre 'I'
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, " NEW! THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1961 " TWO Buu.ocB Tnu:s AND tft'ATBSBORp THtfRSDAY, JUNE 6, 1961 CrIbb., Barney Deal, Ronald Dominy, BROOKLET NEWS Bernard Emanuel. Jack Fordham. WASTE PROPERTY I . BUUOCH TIMES Billy Gunter, Harry JOlles. Hor!'c. The True Memonal A. R. Kennedy, Jack Lanier, I. AJIIO' Miss Madge Lanier is visiil!ag Mrs. Knight. Junior Mincey, Billy Newmall, Carl I" H. S. Snellgrove. of Saluda. S. C. 18 AN UN1I'KI'M'EN BUT BLO I Statesboro work TO GO ON MARKFf Vel'll,a Lee Waters. A. J. i�My il with 5-ton THE BTATESHORO IMrs. Tyrol Minick has' returned Rigdon Want Itop-and-go, loadl .• • • NE!!_ Ann Mildred Clif THAT Jame. lWroore. of Savannah, spent with in WiIlian:s Akins, QUENT STORY OF AI.L Bids Invited On from a visit relatives Atlanta. with , Being tOR Jew�1 Ellington. Inez Flake, Mat .. Churches .. Sunday Ronald' Starling. Editor-Owner. Mr. and Mrs. James Lanier spent yet my i. D. B. TUIUIER, of Waste He ndt-ix, Josie Mae Howell, IS BJ!:ST IN LIFE. Mr. and MI'I. V. J. Rowe v.isited· running COlt. Assorted Variety with relatives' in tie'Ree Sunday Batesburg, Gloria June £'D� Mr. and Mrs. Olan Anderson Sunday Betty Knight. McElveoan. PER YEAR M.aterial At Camp Ste.wart s. tile "UBSCRIPTION $2..00 Miller Earlene Nesmith, Betty. Jane Our "ork helpl to refleet Statesboro Baptist. night. and Mrs. Judson of OPPORTUNITY ��. McElveen. Loretta to ene\ Miss Lamonnie Harn was spend - Bobbie Parrtsh.. which Sales Tax 6c adol.tlonal Stewart, June 2. Large with Mr. and Padge·tt. Iplrit prompts you REV. GEO. LOVELL JR., Paltor. Camp Savannah, spent Sunday e of Miss Marie Melton Lucille .Iunell W lls, an KNOCKS HERE the-day guest - al act ')f revereGee r in Mrs. McEI",en. Pye, P;osser. the .tnne of saItvage -prope y. Lee Jo SUNDAY SERVICES. Sunday. me ttter March 23, quantities Bonnie Fay WIse, Martha Stal al second-clad • 8ntcred Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Powell Jr. and and devotion • • Our uperi_e at a I'm teel , and KI:oo a. }II'. and Mr•. Silres visited Mr. 1806 al the lP06loffice scrap brasg, ,S cup, Virginia Williams Jane m., S__y IChooi. Coy 0 eluding umln� of are under the Act ot CongreuSt&l88boroi children Athens, Tenn., spend il at yow' .enice. 11: a. and Mrs. Lawson Sikes in Claxton 5�a 15 mile" Ga,: m., cnnvus and concrete, will be sold by Shurling. MOl'Dine wofthip. • a f�w days with Dr. and Mrs. E, \ ing ANTIQUE 6:45 p. m., Trainine Union. Sunday. Onl, .::187:...:..9· Stewart in. two separate Watkins'.. ..:_1l:&:r.::_cb::_:S:_ -=:=-_1 bid at Cnmp C. From estates and the stock of 7 :30 G. Donald Martin and •. I)}A WOODCOCK various p. ID., EYenIDlr wonahlp. .daughter, GAZETTE Mrs. T. A. will MRS .. OFFICIAL COUNTY Peter P'". enbreth • Mr. and Dominy THAYER MI)NUMENT COMPANY -AUCTION--I Donnie visited in Savannah on sales, Captain Ye 01de'1I'agon on Sue, !Vag . Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Whee�; location. • week to visit their • leave this daugh- I 0fficer, h as an last A Local Indultry Sill., 111U South Main street, .tlppositii .Mrs. Bry- bualnea Tuesday. property disposa J. T. of Woodcock, 80, who died Friday of Statesboro Methodist Church tel'S, Mrs. Collier, Pensacola, ant's Kitchent TAleoday. lune 10th, Mr. and Mrs. John 11'. Da.vis and nounced. Mrs. Mc- week after a short illness, were JOHN M. THAYER, l'ropl'i�"'r Fla and of • Save Billions? .• Dewey Sims, he�d I frem JOHN S. Pastor. children visited relattves in Douglas Could 1J a. m at MIll 1:30 to 6:30 ,afternoon; 7 to 10 LOUGH, ac- Sunday at .. Upper Bids on the first sale will be Street PHONE 4a9 Oa. t·h� week end . Primitive ",th 'Ii Weot MaID l!ltata.lloro, evening. exhibition Twesday morning 10:15. W. FJ. Helm during for Dc- .. Cecil J. Olmstead und Creek Baptist chur�h Sunday School; THE COMMITTEE Economic III CO;;,b• a�js�rs from 8:0& free Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hodges undo ccpted until time of opening. 2 p. •• Elder Cribbs officiating. Burial was (la r-ti to 12:00; parKing. Iy. general superintendent. . New are children, of York, spending and all. flne Miss Betty Bland visi�ad Mr. and Mrs. vclopment has made a searching Th� consistso:f church Limoges, porcelains china, H :30. sermon June 18th. property with Mr. an M F W . in the metery, worship; a few days d rs.. c,e, 1. oil Morning by O. H. one Mrs. copper, brass, iron, Hodges Sunday. Sile is survived by sister, paintings', the pastor . of the President's proposed whole o,f wus study Broken and WARNING pressed and .eut glaas; lamps, clocks, 8:00. George Edmunds, Savanna�, te�":� Evening worship; sermon by the that the and slabs. I. no �n�g���· tf:1.r·I��m��e;�r����:ern eaudlesbicks, equipment; fur week-end guest of his parents, budget. It finds $'10,400,- pillars, posts concreteo��ockS� E�I���Yi\;S�h�;e �f:.';; flreplace the pastor. I York University for the past few bDI?_o,���er.t����i"r:laSS=���b��te�bliro�n". t�:��a� o��. All persons are forewarned against Mr. and Mra. ·D. B. Edmunds. un- were sow niture, chairs, tables, crossties, used. culled and a Active pallbearers 'und brown spotted weighing' wickerw�re, 9:00. Foundation Fellow 000.000 cash deficit which is indicat tons; months: He 'has recently accepted nephews. fishing, hunting, hauling wood or oth•. Wesley Mr. and Mrs'. J. O. and Hol was 111 notch chests, fabrics, prints, paisleys, QUIlts, Alfqrd the State Smith-Tillman. Mortuary. about 130 pounds: only mark. ship Hour. treated, 3,000. position with erwise trespassing upon lands of the. lis Martin were dinner guests ed can be eliminated without DeP.Hrtment Owner recover on shawls and afghans; silver plate Sunday D. move of in one ear. may and raisin� on the second sale will be ac- ill Washington C.• and WIll charge urrangement�.:._ undersigned on Ml11 Creek, under pen- of Mr. and Mrs, Josh Martin. Bid's and for cost of sterling; complete housekeepIng equip, taxes 01' the that in a few identification paying be Primitive Church damaging. security pro- to city days. - the alty of the law; treapassers wilI BapU"t Mr. and Mrs. Charlie until m .• June time • From farm in ment. FLO Floyd, daugh cepted 2 p. 25th. • • • STRA YED my feed. FRED W. HODGES, Rt. 2. Agent conducting sale, ELDEn V. F. AGAN. Pastor. ter and grandchildren ,,'ere dinner in any way. of: Brooklet district about March Iat, prosecuted. PREETORIUS. for Ye OIde Wagon gram of Property consists CIRCLES Oliver. Ga. (8may2tp) a. . opcning. DOY 10:30 m. Sat- E. H. W·M.U. white face heifer weighing around 700 AKINS, Wheel, Antiques, South Main exten- Morning Worship. guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Brass scrap, 3.000 pounds; sturaga The Anna Woodward circle and SALE-Desirable lots in hos- DR. R. J. H. urday s, the committee says in its re . marked crop And split in each FOR DeLOACH, sion. U.S. 301. Statesboro. 9a. (ltp) Hodge First, . Bradl clrcI f th e B )tISt·· as in boxes Blanche ey or forma Ion. areu. CaII R . M . Benson. TROY Sun'day services follows: Mr. and Mrs. Mallica and rewar 10 t' MALLARD. - batteries. non-repairable. eo. al. ear; suitable d f pital FOR RENT Two-room furnished Micky a a. actual expenditures for military W.M.U. hcld j�nt �ss'on 10:15 m. Bible . of were port, alum- bu�pess CHAS. E. CON'E REALTY CO .• INC. HORACE DEAL. Study children, Savannah, dinner drained of liquid; �.OOO pounds thellbS . apartment. 3'41 South Main street. Monday afternoon in the church. Mrs. 11:30 a. m. of Mr. and· Mrs. Tecil of tile Defense . Morning WOI'ship. gu"st� Sunday functions Department wrecked aircraft and irony _.. phone 159-J. (Gjllnltp) inurn, Kempl�.Jones, the vicei.president, pl'e lW��L�D�I�C����R�S�O�N�,�B�,���o�k���t:.�R�t�._I�.���������:����������������������_ 7:00 p. m. Yout!h Fellowtrhip. Nesmith. and for foreign militarry aid will lag uluminum of target planes, without �ided. Mrs. W. O. Denmark arranged FOR RENT - FurnIshed apartment I 8:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Wats'on Nesmith and Evening WOTship. " s"rvice one block from town. Apply MEN at least about $3.500,000,000 behind motors, at least 50 per ""nt but lesg Royal program. child,·en. Judy and Marty. were dinner & BOYS' STORE. (8mayU'e of re- . Calvary Baptist Church guests Sundpy of Mr. and MI·s. Hulon choiet the President·s estimate of $58.000,- than 70 per cent aluDlinum alloy KIWANIS ciuB MEETS New � f-6 lives only FOR RENT-Four-room unfurnished Anderson. , C. G "eve" of heavy cast iron,' .. GROOVER. Pastor. 000,000, ass'Uming adoption, covery, 8,000 pOllnd�i rllhe Brooklet Kiwanis Glub met apartment, completely redoecorateu, Mr. and Ml'S. Clyd'a Wilson and V-I or SIX il 2·tol fielel of burnt twelve 10: 15. Sunday school. the whole cast, gros. in the clos� in. Phone 540. . children were. week-end o! Mrs, presidential program." consisting ThUl:sday ilight communit.y (8may-tf guests The Ford �'-6 11:30. Morning Mrs. heav haulinlll "We ran tbia 01 the - worship. Mr. and Tuck .. your 1961 henvy cast iron, consisting house. John F. ·Spencve, FOR tor Wilson's parents, Now ....w to.peed cu. in. Ford F-6 tons; pres�· SALE Lots colored; easy T. U. 239 it anotheJ' J. H. had d,- 6:15. B. of a choice of two tY ng!nt.-the Tanker 3,111 Second, observes, $4,000,. motor other mixed twe I Vc dent. presidod. Wyatt terms. R. M. Benson, er, Daisy. giv.. you 112 .mil.. during the blocks, cast, Oall CH.AS. 7.30. service. a SIX. now h.p.1 • Evangelistic Mrs. now 106 h.p.,gre�deBIG flv&-month 000,000 can be saved by eliminating Tection of the program. The speaker E. CONE REALTY CO., INC. (5Jn1t Cohen Lanier and daughter. TRUCK V-lI. Ford Truck Economy m . tons; ta'rget pJan'i! engines, u8f'd, 8:00 p. .• Wednesday. Mid-week ... With to 800 groSti was Avant Jin'lmie Vae•.were of _k up Hun." 8BYB Kenneth E. Prior. and in of the evening Edenfield, woodland guests Saturday _I_.. "Our day-by. waste inefficiency the milital'y of cast FOR SALE-70 acres of praydr service. - ... ""';" day non-.epairaltle, consisting of Stilson .tate vice-president of the Mr. and Mrs. Casket Freeman, of � W in other leadlnll2-ton upon... recorda ahow that we neal' town. CaIlR. M. Benson. CHAS. lbe. lull ...... than paId programs. America. He S. 800 moretrut:·• $154.42 lor oluminum and heavy iron, 1.500 Future F�rmers of talk Varncsville. C. For '"-4\ rrI.. up to lbe. gas. oil, maintenance and ..... E. CONE REALTY CO.• INC. 5jlllt) First ne. -drca. Church _ your ed on the state program and the Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs'. Mart Wilson and theil' retinc I pairs. That's only 6� a mile. For it canvas, scrap, used, consist· lIlans •• withIn the en- "elcht Itop-and'1lO Tthird, recommends that about pounds'; wh your FOR SALE-Studio couch and chairs'. E. Mr. Em work with for carrying out 'agricultural proJects. LAMAR WAINWRIGHT, Pastor. daughter Kay, and and-Mrs. it can load!! averaging 10.500 lbe., that'. cover� and other See bow little be cut from the of tents, gun almost new; pri..a ·rea�onable. MRS. erald Laniel' were week-end III tieI 100II ,.0.1 real f" $2.800,00&,000 $26.- ing L. S. Calhoun. vocational agric�lture Corner Savannah and Zetterower guests Ford TruellCOIlntY��R economy 'T. E. 319 Savannah Ave. a for other canvas, 25,000 pounds. teacher of was also a VISItor. "1011. CIIIIII'. SERSON, o! Mrs. L. C. Nesmith. 01 700,000,000 proposed mill- I, Stilson, Avenues. of work-reports A ...... of kind bUlt,. I'!quJpmeal,�. and trim .ID...... , The a chicken supper. (4junltc) Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harn and chil II dependenl and aid Mixed wool rags, consisting of IlIln- group enjoyed Sunday Services • Ford Truck owners. llpon ma.tertal IUPpt,_ ooOOIUOM, !;ary foreign expenditures. • •• • 6 500 FOR SALE - Six-room dwelling on 10 :15. dren, of Savannah, and Mr. and Mrs. blankets and overcoats, 500 Sunday school. f;"m the Ford Economy repairable SCHOOL CLOSES Call R. W. R. were 'Ii A number BROOKLET SAFELY SEALED Inman street; price $5.750. 11:30. Hurat, of Jacksonville, of other studies of the for Morning worship. Run! pounds; shoes'. non-repairable be j,m home M. CHAS. E. CONE REALTY 6,30. week-end of Mr. and Mrs. A MOST SUCCESSFUL rf! now your Benson. Pioneer guests J'lsh '.. , YF;AR IT! - budget have been made authori- HEAR SEll. Yes. you cal! Young People. 1 by use, mismates, 700 pounds; CO. INC. (5Junltp Mid-week Martin. (laMe,_...... Ford TnacL. - for'l2 A'rmy exet is safe. With Bernardin SerVice, Wednesday even- tativc Sunday and Monday nights canning ,/ groups and organizations. It of ....hen IS m at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kicklighter hud •.. �ct�llIy.�:.� Fleet- ing consistin� SnlP.hdhs Yrd SALE=1949-Oh-evrolet , scrap lumber, used, cises closed another successful yenl' the lids SNAP ICtually "' t. e.1 FOR' ., as W. i. significant that almost all of lids t.1I the I .....11 done. To line in condition; guests' SUllday Mr. and Mrs. J. '.Co A. coM them, maple hardwood flooring, upproxi- in the Brooklet school. This of position. SNAP you w�.n ,ob Delux, good priced .liIIle•• to runl c1�ss LLOYD Sikes and 80n, Joel; Mr. and Mu. even thougll thAy< differ over some de- and is �he can better-better buy Bernardm ItHI",. reasonable. See SMITH, 24 Elmer Baptist.Church b oard fee.t on e lot·• thirty-six boys girls fir�t Leevon Bonnie and mately 5.000 TOOl North Walnut Street. 5junlt) Kicklighter, Gail twelfth to from thIS ALL THill ..ATUII', . tnUs, indicate that the budget can be 1942 J:rade graduate REV. E: T. STYLES, Pastor. PAl-ton Chevrolet cargo truck. barn Jerry Kicklighter. school. A few years ago when the 11...1 of buUI inlo the II
were dehvere , (29may-tfc) is in it�elI a • throul"h holidays) time the diplomas ,:;hich economy powedol we.. 'P Fridays (exeept Hill Church. BIRTH"DAi PARTY waS FOR RENT - Desirable uniurnished Temple Bapt�t m. The, program MtJIlday night ------�------,------, IIlrs. pon °f d!fc eDse. from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. and Third Roland Starling entertained as ,II all conveniences j adults (Services First Sundayg) apartment; for her little with a __ son, Mickey, MRS. J. W. HODGES. 110 Rev. Bob Bescancon, ��oc�:'c;��nal; class song; class only P�stor birthday of last week. 369-M. 10:30 a. m. Sunday school. party Tuesday CHANGE IN OFFICE HOURS speake'r. is Always CoI'l�ge boulevard, phone cookies' and cake Coke Student "Educatio� .an Ice 'cream, birthday follo"\Vs tlli..8& Long-Bodied filet Me (16may2tp )/ 11 m. Morning wor�hip. Adventure," Ann :30.s. Were served balloons were aB Ak�ns; Llv� --�--�--,.,---,-; 6:30 j' given Effective in a HOllse the SIde of �uit p..... Training Unio,!, '1'0 Boost Education M�nday, May 12. 1952. by .the Road! FOR SALE.-Gentleman·s �nd favors; games Were played and prizes class Glonn 7 :30 p. m. Evening worshIp. office will be from June Milleri historlan" . extra pants, never been were won Franklin Denmark and my. open wo.rn; hlg.h by Chester six-inch Webb, six-foot. McElveen' Kipling's "L'EnvOI," Jack .1/ grade s'uit at reasonable pnce; SUIt Brinda Strickland. Those 8 a. m. until 4 p. m. e at present Lanier' to' Jones Avenue. Revival Services Register. eenter who av�ragcd 22 points dUl'ing IITrip Wasth,ington," Betty size 40. Apply 120 were Jerry Kicklighter, Renea and Closed Wednesday. delivery of diplomas; Alma �ctto every"\Vhere two with the Elberton Higll Knight; (5junltp) Revival services will be held Dewayne Starling, 11'anda Gail and years recessional. !'t �he Mat'i!r; - Three-room Lee Franklin will at FOR RENT Regis&r Baptist church Strickland, Denmark, enroll . SchOOl team, Georgia JOHN MOONEY JR., M. D. Members of the senior class are furni�h�d b'e.gmmng apartment for adults only; avall- Monday naght, June 9th. at 8 :30. run Phillis DeLoach, Marjorie Strickland, Teachorg in September. Bennett. Alex Betty Jaee I College (8may8tp) Billy be .able during s'ummer school; ooar col- ning 14th. Ann Bunkley. Linda Strickland and _Clark, Ipoilell• : �hrough Sundar night! Ju�e B. Thachers College Coach J. I 44a South Main street. �erVlCes Ronald wllh th... lege. 1:uesday. Starling. a new International 'You'll do b.�r ,Phone i Mormng Once you own WIll. ��gm . . . . Scearce Jr. said Webb is the latest fsature.: 174-R (5Junltc June 10th, at 11. VISltlllg preacher. never satisfied Int.rnatlonar TrucIC NEVILS THEATER Truck, be quite home on Dr. Fred of of three men chosen to in the you'll FOR SALE-Desirable North Smith. Lyons. play • the truck with less. AII·truck .nalnel-bullt In world'slara.st ColJege st,re\1t, immediate Showing Friday night at 8:15, North-South All-Star gama anything posse'3,� Georgia engine plant. sion; price reasonable. Call R. M. Bethel Baptist Church "Gypsy Wildcat," in technicolor, fea Atlar.ta in who have ac reasons are International Ma.l" Don Peter n Augu�t The simpla. • Th. "roomie". most comfortable cab on the road" Benson. CHAS. E. CONE REALTY turing Montez. Hall. The revival meetIng will begin at scholar You Cab. CO INC. Coe. Nigel B.ruce, Leon Carilott; cepted athletic association Trucks are engineered for your job. -the Comfa-Vlllon .• I (5Junlt) I�st Bethel church Monday, June uth. and chapter of "Jungle Raider." Showmg here.' The others are Ernest is more • .•t•• politi•• control, eo.. FOR SALE-1951 Harley Davidson June 13th. ships get a truck that comfortable, Super rlng ,ystem-';',. I con�inue �hrough Friday •. Saturday afternoon at 5:30. "Blazing 125 like I., handling and 37° turning angr.. . motorcycle, 2,800 mil'!s, at 11:30 a. m. and 8:30 Massey, of Roosevelt High, easier to handle. You get a truck that Preaching the Western Trail," featuring Charles Atla?ta. new, crash bars included; $300; ownel' in the There be a and Jo Smith, of Cochran HIgh. • Th. lame traditional truck toughnMs that has k.pt I evening. wil! s�ng Stl.ll"ratt, also last chapter �'Jungle Billy lower and mainte overseas. Inquire at North gives you operating truck wi.. for 20 going 1� service be!ore each preachmg serylce. Elbelton has been International fin. In heovy-duty Raiders." showing Sundny uftel'noon Webb's coach at life. College street, States·boro. (6ljunltp) Dr. James of nance costs, longer truck straight yean. Mosreller. professor at 5 o'clock double teatur,,; last show at' Scearce's - and Roger Parsons, whip FOR I h ome on no Id ChUl'ch History Li_terature at at 8 o'clock. far •.. These are a few of the reasons • The truck engineered your iob 115 ba,lc SALE-L?ve y. ...,.na 1949 and 1950 Teachers College quin just son street mCe Northel'D Baptist Theological Semi- �·ton to 90,000 lb.. GVW .on models, pickups w.lth apa�tment nar will be the 80 InternationalTruck from, 1'(':11' lot: enjoy a home wlth an 10- Chieu 0, II)., guest tet... why many ?wners ratings. Q.f . Mostellci' is a native F.F.A. 10 OZ. PKG. come Call R. M. Benson. CHAS. E. minr�ter 5r REGISTER CHAPTER CLOU)}KIST FROZEN SLICED VZ are not stop m soon .' repeat buyers. Why • ."clull.,. truck M"k. orgonl'la.lon. I be fo,'e gomg't Ch' The F.F.A. held Large.' CONE REALTY CO. . INC. 4junlt Georgian anI) o. IC�- Register chapter Here's The Low Down for all the reasons? go he was n teacher and pastor In thiS its last meetiRg of bhe. schola.tic FOR RENT-Available June I. two state. H'a ma"ried the former Miss i ,_ 28c year May 28th. One of the things Strawberries unfurnished apartments, 5'h rooms, From Grove [ris Edmunds, of 'fIhomson, Ga., and discussed was -alection of new officers' Hickory hot water beater fUl'ni!hed, spaciou.s CAN ,they have two children., He has also for another year. Those elected were at this time of DULANEY'S FROZEN closets, conveniently locaboed; one Well. nice people. I written a definitive history of �htJ Robert Holland. president; Allen Boh apnrtment downstairs, one upstairs. and to .deduct what to 15c first Bapth;t chul'ch organized in ler, Earl Oglesby, sec year, trying ORANGE JUICE Cull �6G. vice·prasident; (29mayltp) Georgia out of which grew the first and do next. 1s not' too difficult. if we retarYi Jerry Neville, treasurer, FOR FOR RENT - Two _ room furnistIed in turn the state con· Sammy Bird. reporter. "ill tune-out the rattle and clatter FRESH BULLOCH COUNTY 6 EARS nsso�iatiofl ,and . The chllptel' will to the state relax-be ourselves. .apn�'tment. prtv,ate gP. tnlk-and with, thleeb�th, �lec- seTvices will be under the F.F.A. camp at Lake Jackson June al�o � ve��n�ong has ,�I'lCU.lIy eqUipped: 100�l direction o:f Re.v. James E. Leonard, and June Those Our nation in just 150 years jUl'�lIshed loll' cabin· WIth .Illnel- 16th. COme back 21s·t.. With mattress. 446 Southhath: St pastor of the Laniel' Heights' Bap a of 60 cents into quite some pumpkin. spnng .• saving deposit per w�el{ Crown 23c tist Macon. Rev. Leonard Corn M.I.ln OhUl'ch. are Albert Franklin phone 174-Rfl 22may2tp) Youmans, Akms, more ice boxes, telephones, automo comes highly recommended and we .John C. Nevil, Freddie Rushing, Jerry dark FOR SA LE-Beautiful home on Wood- biles. ye Olde Beauty Shoppes. FRESH HOM.E-GROWN SLICING 2 LBS. FOR are sure that he and his wo,;k will NeVil. Bobby Purrish. Wilbu,' Wa row Avenue, four bedrooms, cen- mean much us thtJ ened night spots, and killings on our to throughout ters, John Roger Akins, KennetA �os tl'al heating system, large lot, good week� than by any other I , well, Sammie Neville, Edwin AklJl's, highways, enjoyed a convenient TOMATOES 19c neig"l1bol'hood, 10cJltion. We cordially invite you, to �ttend Martin Heath, Theron Gl'oovel", AIlp.rt nation, we are feeling our oats. And Cull R. M. CHAS, E. CONE I Benson. these services and worsh,p WIth US Bohlcr. James Rus'hing. JelTY Rush waltz ami examine an old REALTY CO., INC. to out FRESH HOME-GROWN 2 POUNDS 5junltp) ing, Sammy Bird, Robert Hoiland, on Pastor. tried and true saying, "chestiness 'Buy F0R RENT-T)vo InrJN unfurnished duringR��s' L�e�:n�ELLY, Tommy Nevil nnd Ibo Anderson, SAMMY goeth before a faU," it is time, al-. Before you buy any truck, taoms, screened porch, private bath, BIRD, Repdl'ter. private entl'ance, free garage, hot and most, to call the ambulance. BUnER BEANS 25c let us give you a list of per. cold wate"; available June 1; adults' a wise a area who have , SHERIFF'S SALE Nobody likes guy, brag BoN! in this =---*�, �,� W. A R'T H R I TIS POUND only. MRS. J. HODGES. 110 our free U. S. CHOICE or GOOD new Int.· �,.. avallabl.l. GEORGIA-Bulloc.. County. With . ,i.·wheel biggity, spend bought , ";dels gart. recently I"':::::;;� ColleJN Boulevard. phone 369-M. I have been wonderfully blessed in I 10 I.... will sell at outCTY. to the we made one OVW ft... 22,000 70,000 public Govt.• ,hav'e many nationals like the you raling. (15ma)·ltp) ing type being res'tol'ed to health atld aotive highest bidder. for cnsh. before the - fair _ather with m friends, world-wide are Check FOR two-d 00" Ch evro court considering. SAL",-1950 Iet I,'fe after bel"gn cI'I'ppled in every J'oint' house 'door in Stabasbor., Ga., that is-but to the very_ or all of them. Find out sednn, Style Line Special; one new on the first Tuesday in July. 1952. type. o?es Chuck Roast 69c any in. my body and muscular soreness wew . - foul' low mile- within the hours of the we we are hopl"essmg cut haul· tire, pm.tically legal salc, that imagine how Internationals from head to foot. I had' Rheuma- . age; reas'on fOI' selling, owner ill, not f0 II'oWing propel'ty I eV1Cd on undel' a'n 'With our superior and lavis'h grand ROBBrN'S RED BREAST POUND costa on like yours. . ing jobs ablc to drive. MISS EUNICE LE S - toid Artllritis and other forms o� execution issued from the sUJ)erlo.r Bess, We at\!: garden variety suckers. fet 'mo.-t'on oloout any I.,.,natlo",", 7,ucl, _- Savannah 2912. cOllrt of Ga _",.,. TER, r<>trd. phone Rheumatism, hands deformed and my Bulloch csunty. .• against a'S we know 2 and , Julian on as We know as well (8may4tp) S. Brannen Sr.• levied ankles were set. I HOT DOGS the S. Brannen 2 that Washington, and Franklin. and �5c pl'operty.of Julian Sr., FOR SALE-Olle choice lot c9'flven- Limited space fo,'bids' telling you to-wit: Twenty-!our .shares in the Jefferson knew what' they were talk I�"'ted n'.aJ' 1 ·LB. CAN PINK I· iently "0hool, "b,W. more here but if you will write me Bulloch Cou��y Bank, of Statesboro. we should mind et h for.I,,·0 I t· ' ing about. They said r.. I·arge enoUI; "." find is stock cer- Truck It Tractor I wII I I y once ond tell how Georgia. represented by method was Statesboro Company very good soil fllr vegetables or fluw· .rep a.t y.ou tiflcate said stook our own busines's-th'�ir No.2"Y of paaid I e u bank, at the familiar red receIved th IS wond rf I reIIef. Plluse coolltr. er l!'ardcll; very reasonable price. In- of of I\S simple as that-it worked. Look being par valuf $25.00 per share. Ga· at Bullvch Times office for name 49c Street Statesboro, quire MRS. LELA S. notice ot saId sale been given now-our tail over the dash Sall110n East'Vine havtn� a £t us •. WIER, refreshment follow8 - .and add,."".. (22m y.xp) the defendant in fl fa, JuhaU S. Bran. Compl�te frosty Coke, tax around . P O. BOX 3122 board-an jncome pent STRAYED-St'Omt! Ime In MallCh f'rOm nell, Sr. hnlf Bottle CLO-WHITE 9c W. Jackson, Miss. "I around a lot-and I know." every corner-still acting pixi Qt. my farm n.ear Register, ,!ne Thi,. June 3, 1962. get cow WIth smal� (29may4t). I lated-and in debt up to our coilaI' I:'� TRUCKS yellow horns, weanag yoke, STOTHARD, DEAL� T"_ OtA·tOLA tOM'AHY IY RIGHTS RESERVE)} three white-face cows, I Slierift', Bulloch County, a•. 1mtton. QUANTITY IN' E RNATIONAL butt-heRded. FOR RENT -Unfurnished four-room S'a�da,d of 'he HIghway .ark rod; three white-face yearlings; electrice water apartment; ·heater, FOR four-room aad one Yours with the low down, FOR SATURDAY. MONDAY will "uitable cnll RENT-One SPECIALS'RUN. FRIDAY, pay reward; phono CU, gas,bellt, private en�ance, free nr- «ix-room house on street. COCA-COL� JO SERRA. r. I 3612 Statesboro. M. J. Mor,ris BOWEN. Reg- 231 Sout.. Malft . i'8fire. St., pheDe 42-1. See LOTIN 28 'MOrril St. . B01�L�G iater. , 8MITlI, (2ZDlayStp) I ' �j�.n-tfe) (21.II'2tp) • ... _ CIICaeOIA � JUNE 19&2 1962 TIIIBS AJQl8TAftSBORO,NBW8 THURSDAY, 6, ..THURSDAY, oTtINE 6, .'1I1JLIAJCJl PIVB . - '----
BEN S. MOONEY - HOME FROM GERMANY Ben S. Mooney, alt' 74, died early Mr. cnd' ·Mrs. Linton Barnes and Gerald and have � e. r. .... If' n T1 'il mH� mWL;'\ Tl')) � IR\RIlT 161. 11 sons, Gregory, who a�hill!��O�� . recently returned to the United States ���nt�sd��.;�';"i:fte;n ��\..Y�Il'n1JU1J.d ,... �J.l.d\YI� '" Lr'U!d����\JIrUJJ.d weeks. He was a I after four in left several prominent reata Germany, , farmer of the Hagan di ....tict and was Tuesday for Ft. Meade, Md., after MRS. ARTHUR TURNER, Editor., Phone 140-J. weil known throughtout the communi- spending two weeks here with Mrs. ... � Barnes' M I'S. Charles Sims and ty, having lived there sixty yea,.... I .....� "'''''6-6 ...... 6-6'111'641 sister, ' ...... m�;:DIIi:;�tal:J:8X8::lJ�X6-tMHI S'!·A·.rESBORO He was a veteran of the Spanish 6lt1Wa.aowa.eX_O'OA";::;:G:;;tJ:C:ixa:;... Mr. Sims. , .... a member Mnce- American -War, O.r NOW SHOWING dania Baptist church, a Mason and TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB EUROPEAN CRUISE ''The an alumni of Mercer University. He Members of lhe Big Trees," M r, and Mrs. J. B. Johnson and Tuesday Bridge was a representative of mt" DuPont Club and other guests milking six ta-I (Technicolor) Pu Personal Pete left Monday fo .. Nashville, Tenn., I Kirk Patrice aDd Powder Cmnpany for forty years. He rely bles of bridll\'e were delightfully en- Douglas, W)'lIIore to spend R few days with their son Eve Miller. SALE SPECIAL-BIG TENDER was the son.ot the late Horace Moo- tertained afternoon al Sewell LIFE SAVING ION of the Tuesday Jimmy Johnson, NROTC unit Also lale News and Cartoon. ney and Alice Hotchkiss Mooney, 01' I::' House with M,·s. Frank Grimes as know and labels you trust 1111'. and Mrs. Harold S_ Lee are of Vanderbilt University, and to ac- Brands you 303 county, and a brother of the hoetess. Gladioli were used as decor GBEEN No. Liberty Vn a vacation at Beach. � to Norfolk, .• where JUNE 7. Life and line the late Dr. A. J. Mooney Sr.,lof States- 'spending Daytona c�mpa�y h.i'""!.l ations and a dessert was served. Crys- SATURDAY, fill the pages of GIANT Cans Unit, joined by Annapolis boys, Double boro, M{. and Mrs. H. M. Teets were vis. his tal ashtrays with silver rims went to Big Feature Mil 'board and . USS Wisconsin Co is his the Mrs. ArthUr Turner for Hit No.1. shelves of your nearby friendly 35� He survived by wife, Mrs"tuors In Savannah the club high and PEAS during past will s'ail .. fI Sat" day for cruise in Eu all Lillie N. Mooney, Statesboro, and to Mrs. Geotge Croovar for isitora' "The Sea Hornet," lonial Store. What's more they're I...-.;':SAVING S'(LE SI'ECIA'_:"LlIIBY'S BLENDED week. ropean waters.Main ports for the Wis children, E. Mooney, of high. For cut M,·s. Leff DeLoach won Rod Cameron, Adrian Booth. eighl Jesse. consin will be Scotlnnd and France. at Colonial's regular every day low Glennville and Savannah; Mrs'. T. L. Miss Betty Maxwell, af Waynes a 01 - 80c 40c BACON 59� Masonic District will be guests week-end guests Mrs. Joe Joyner and wiches, baa rings and Cocal Colas were sel·ved. Silver beiis tied ==::::::::: Statesboro Chapter No. 59 at the an- children, ,Becky and Dick, of Way wedding MERCHAN with white satin ribbons W of Mr. and' Zctterow�r. a�d per GORTON'S At and Di- guest, MISS Mary Lane; Miss Patsv I DRESSES-all fabrics by William J. Mobley, Savannah. Mrs. Bill Brannen children, I types-all HOllSE_OLD OLEA.NSER Miss Ann Mis� Alaskan Pink Atianta, Beach, Odom, Bett.¥ Sherman, STRAWBERRIES Redgate 6 o'clock, T. C. Sanders, ane and Joe, will go to Myrtle , ...... GlJardia, Miss Joan a week. Genevj�ve OLD DUTCH CA. 120 Grand Priest of Georgi.' Royal S. lhis week end to spend M,ss Jan 12-0z. High C., ve:r, Gay, Mill! Betty Smith,Groo-I 1 2 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 4! SUNSHINE conven- her sis MISS SALMON Kal8PY Arch Masons, will add Tess the They will be accomJlani� by Barbal'u Ann Brannen, Miss Ann Pko, \\fiss Margaret- Ann Dekle, fA 1.1,.., tion. William J. Penn Jr., Macon, ter, 14rs. Ed Lettow, and son, Ronnie. 1!�minglon, 3', C:RACKERS ""> 250 MISS B.lty Womack, Miss Helen Zet $�5.00 have G;;; wili Ilatt of G;�:O Secreta .. also SavaQnah. Grand y, terower and Mrs. Jim Watson, ...... 1 HOUSEHOLD can 49c CI..EANII•• .� -,�_II $10�.OO Mrs. E. I lib. Mr. and INld . II RICH'S INSTANT WHIP on the Leweli Akins . . . , •.oz. program. SPIC'NSPAN PKO. of the ROYIII ATch L. Alcins hod as week-end guests Mr. TALLY CLUB Redgate Red Ripe l1he fou.. degrees Suits--You know the label $11 0018 EYE•.DRlNG on a large of Mrs. �iIlman entertained the One Summer TOPPING Chap\er will be conferred and Mrs'. Hamilton B. Carpenter, Biily Group members of Rer c1ub and a few LOa, team Horton, bridge - • POWDERI clas's of candidates by the degree .Greenville, S. C.; Marvin all for 7-0&. DUZ PKG. other at a Wo jlcrepes sizes, grouped Savannah. guests delightful party SUITS-Gabardines, TW'leds, Il&AUTI' No.3, N. C., and James Moore, TOMAT�E� BO.&l' of. Geo"gia Chapter Chapel Hill, Wednesday afternoon of last week selection. Fabulous ,450 D. c. your ea�y Sa'Vings! cans 25c CIlMAY 120 Washington, given at lhe lovely counlry home of '2303 Nurses Badly Needed Mr. and Mrs. Henry H_ Smith and her parenl1!, Mr. and M"! Arthur WHITE PLOATrHG Bt:8nnen. The decorated Service Foster Sheffield hod as supper guests rooms were GROUP 1 GROUP :I GROUP 3 GROUP 4 The State with attractive of sum In Futeh and arrangements IVORY 210 . Saturday niglot Mrs. J. A. HUDSON 4 mer flowers, and for refreshments icc 1c SALE ON "The current shortage Statesboro, .of nursrn� Miss Christine Futch, of cream was served with strawberrieS" $18.00 $28.00 $38.00 $48.00 _e"IOUs hoodl- a and oookies.An �.�-' , ..oz. personnel is proving and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Etheridge organdy apron for high II II L. i;OCrrOOD CA. 140' s'core was won bv Mrs. Jack NAPKINS cap 10 vital serviccs," �tates E: and d�ughter, Janet, sf Savannah" Tillman; BALLAILO'8 LAY ... for cut Mrs'. W. D. received boa .t r.gul•• Merit Mrs. Lundquist COATS in various fabrics. OM LOO. Swain, System Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kennedy, SPRING AND WINTER Buy d'Tect�r, In.a scatter and a for TOPPERS, Ie 17.QZ. IVOBY SOAP 13c 111 pins, costume flower another lor recent interview. 'IMany positIOns' Banis pr;e_ol CAKE Ma PKG. 380 Effie Akins and Miss �n� low was given Mrs. S,n Turner. Oth La.:. at Bat- OA. MAm SWEET .aD IVOBY RARBS 28c the State Hallith Department, returned from a to Nor ers were Mril. J. B. lox.. PKG. have trip playing Scearce, GROUP 1 GROUP 2 GROUP 3 G�OUP 4 and' ut Milledge- G. J. . aa·oz. State Hospital, Shenandoah and M�s. Altman, Mrs. E. W. Barnes, Only 150 tey folk, Va., the Valley PICKITES 'A. 290 LAVA SOAP 2 19c Mrs. Inman Mrs. Bill Peck. 1 now." .Foy Jr., ville are vacant other intel'eBting points along the Mrg. George BY"d, Mrs. Bud Tillman; ' $12.00 $22.00 $32.00 $42.00 Graduates of accredited nursing and 1 _ I �------�------WISCONSIN STATE MILD in MTs .��:. Blue Ridge PaTkway Virginia Brann"" and Mrs. Eddie I �------� j.------�---- 4 to the _Charles I�------� I write II I 10 nOUR 11.89 schools are urged North Carolina. Rushing. . street, • Jill • • SHORTENING S-.te Merit System, 412-20 Ivy Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hinely and information about BRIDGE CLUB ••LB. CHEESE S. fo.. Coats valued to $400. at E., Atlanta, Lewis Jr. and of Au· 8 Sets, regular t� $29.95 6 Fur up CRISCO CA. 850 ' children, Ann, ?oliss entertained N"'Jr1igee up . Helen BTannen and locution of specific job 'salaries th" week end with her mte POB DlSB"R Lb. gusta, spent members of her bridg'e club de openings. 49� parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arm- lightfuIly We.atesday I8.ttlll'noon of for n career in 2.90j' ,DBErT last W -' -, 'lIIUR$DAY, � 6, 1161 Citation Return CARD 'OF THANKS PULASKI NEWS Old-Timers GEORGIA-Bulloch County. LEEFiELD NEWS "DENMARK NEWS To All Creditor. and All Other In- To Scenes Of Youth \ I wish to thank the people of Bul vl.- of vlelted terested Persons of the Estate of Mr. and Mr�. Dan W. Lee and ehil- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. zetterower Bruoa Davis'. Buckhead. loch county to express my sincere here last week. A sort of spruced-up mB� of middle �d A. Deceased: dren visited relatives In Savannah ited relatives In OIaxton Saturday. for the honor have J. Stewart. BROS. we appreciatien you of Sa- Joe Greene. from Teachers College. ALDR�D' who a voice as' last Mr. and Ellie age, 'familiar You are to show M.rs. N�smlth. spok-a bestowed me in me. lIE OP'EI· hereby required .Sunday. upon r-e-electing FLAIE Mrs. Ernest is at home for the summer .. before the cou.t of to Mr. and Mrs. James' Edenfield and vannah, visited Mr. and him on the streets Monday. as one eause ordinary MEATS AND GROCLRIES passed of your members to the Geor . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee and ZenBs QUALITY be held at the court house in said children, of' Swainsboro. were visitors Nesmith Sunday. gave us his hand-and his name-O. gia Legislature. I consider it a dis HEATil. SYSTEMI Miss Annette County. . GEORGIA-Bulloch illg their sup'per guests were Mr. and to know how it feels to touch Whitney. Har arrived at a And you ought FOR INSECT CONTROL To Mrs. Oploelia Strickland Mrs. O. H. HUI-den. Mary Laura They've discovery-the discovery Road. Ohappaqua. and Hur oft that Fireball With all its might, 260 Millwooa den. Lynn Rartlen. nuddy that a Buick instead of a "low-priced 8,Engine. Mrs. Virginia B. Har owning New York and den. of Tifton. and Mrs. T. H. this valve-in-head gets a lot, 2273 Kincail) Street. car" isn't so much a matter of money. high.compression Strickland.' dell' Sr.• of Glenwood. . from a of Eugene. Oregon: . of miles gallon gas. notice. III You nre each �ereby given NEW CASTLE CLUB It's a matter of knowing the facts of life. Buick the of Sec accordance with pl'ovislons The New Castie Home Demonstra to the less tell a lot of folks have of the Oode of are closer prices of smaller, We'll you this-because EXCHANGE tions 85-1506 Georgi.B tion Club met May 27th at the beauti prices of court thIS cars No matter what car and pHrsuant to order home of Mrs. Wilton Rush less than most. told us this: you're driving G.00-16 "Ius tux ful rurnl powerful, distinguished. Hon. J. L. Renfro.e• was day granted by ing. A short business rweetiAg now-no matter what cars looked at court 01 saId people think. yo.u've OTHER SIZES EQUALLY LOW judge of the superior called to order by the president. Mrs'. has been filed never seem the same after try this county that a petition G. B. Bowen. Devotional was by they'll you Mrs. Shirley the club don't you into this? in said' court by Stric� Mrs. George Strickland. and �y .check one. Look at these of Savannah, GeorgIa. Roll features , land Abbott was the en\ire group. r' song by - Quality of to could $300 to $400 more - and for the appointment partltionen' call and minutes "",re read by lIlJ's. You'll find you pay Just us a chance to prove it you'll give . Wide, Flat Tread to respect de�ign puts more rubber aivide in kind. ratably yeur J. R. Bowen. T..asurer·s repor.t by still not match the horsepower of this On and have a lot of fun. the ... lands aileged a road more rubber to share the Ive shareloi. certain �o M.rs. David Andersoll. We gave wear and A round be owned in common by you p�tl donation to BOYS' E�tat�. nimble beauty. tl(;CBSSONeJ, trim tina models M. IWJj.ct 10 cb""KB the Dlstnct. Mrs. Bq"ipmB"t, located in table discussion was led by • III COIl Sharp, Ribs tioner. �7th of dollars more-and •. StanJ",d 011 ROatif1l4JtH, "d", Angled grip the road for for our You could pay hundreds witbom "otic opliorwl safe Bullocb county. GeorgIa. for�erly Edenfield on frozen 100ds stops and proleclion skids to-WIt: 011 olbH S"uJ. againsl owned by J. D. Strickland. flame. SOITh;! new points were given still not get any more interior room, or richer as the J. D. were Cords known on food and prizes I High-Tensi.le assures greal carcass (1) Tract preparin" home contaimng won Mrs. Jim H. Strickland. Mrs. fabrics. high res is lance 10 bruises and StricklBnd place. 3�7 by recorded 1n Mrs. J. R. Eowen I slhrcnglh,socks acres mOl'e or less, pint George St.lckland. In the office of Hostesses of the book "129 page 277. and MrR·. DelmaR Ru"hing. But that's o�IY part st�ry. SIX-ROW MESSENGER DUSTER court; and Mrs. the clerk' of Bulloch superior were Mrs. B. T. Atwood as the Lane's Church who ice car is the it (2) tract known Wilton Rushing. .erved peac)l The thing about any way goes. * Increase more or cake. big Now's' the time to ECONOMICAL YOll.r produl!tion with this six-row trac tract containing 270 acres, cream and pound trade recorded ill book 129. page MRS. HUBERT WATERS. out how this car l'ides the is your * tor mountl'd Duster. 11's less 'plat So to find Sure SIMPLE DESIGN �asily regulated to give tract you ought 280' in said cle�'s office; (3) Reporter. and that worn, you just t.he right. amount of Simmons tract. road-the freedom from bobble sway unssf, tires for * FORCE PLUS VOLUME poison exactly 'kho'wn as t.he Sopheiia more or less, CARD OF THANKS trul. needed. No. time containing 178 acres, cost a million real dollars to develop. ,� los! by choking. Simple 281. of Mose Allmond Sr, J.. DBPENDABLE �v�en plat recordea in book 129. page The fBmily dependable. m design tract their long wearing' aneJ operation. Low first cost. Low 'n clerk's office. and (4) wish to expI'ess deep apprecia * said to the Drive· VERSATILE tract. tion for of sympa You ought sample way Dynafto"", for'52 upkeep_ known as the Dave Strickland theIr expressions or less, loss of our beloved GULF TRAFFIC containinr 406 acre!, more thy in the recent TI�ES • 281. and father. plat recorded in book 129. page husband J. B. RUSHING GULF ASK office; and said THE FAMILY. STATION WILTON HODGES FO,R DEMONSTRATION TODAY in saii clerk'� that. 11!l South Main SER.VICE !'l,TATION will be heard before the Judge -Street. Phone 395 petition on farm 27 N ..rtih Main ,Street. Phone in the court MQNEYTO LEND improved 367 of said oourt at his office HOKE 10 or one to five years, S. BRUNSON Statesboro, Georgia. at city property. M. n. WATERS house in minimum Interest and' charges. No HO 6.2 East MaiM Street. Phone June '1962. • m. 9n 7. 237 U SR'• wyo. 301 o' . (16iuy4te) ,� , a' �..oclJ TIll. AJII." fr.'ATZSa.,RO &IlBW8 THURSDAy, reNE 6, 1_ "'C'l'l' I __._' . iiii"X8:lXNX8:l�i.iCKat](NJI:8:I](IO JJaMXltXM1IJCiltlllXNXltXIIXltXNIMiJI) , RAml·ARDLOOII' PROMPT AND DEPENDABLE TEN. YE�RS AGO RaVlCB 1'1-0.. Bulloeh Tim.... June II, 1141 , • > The 19�2 sOlaio,1lo of summer school BlJLt;Oefl·,rr� WIlED !tBEDD at Teachers College began Monday 'STATESBORO NEWS-STATESBORO EAGLE Ambulance Service morning; enrollment by the end of the week is expeebed to reach 276, of which 20 are high school graduates --- ����=J - Time their first college work. Anywhere taking Any STATESBORO, GA., THURSDAY. JUNE 12,1962 VOL. 1ft-NO, 1. WE\R-PREETORIUS BOWEN-BRADY GUESTS FOR WEEK END "Missing in action," were the brief Mr. and Mrs. William Wi"r, word. received wire after Hugh M r, and Mrs. M. J. Bowen, of Reg- Dr. lind Mrs. Ernest V. Hollis, of Ity Friday noon by Mr. and MJ1I. L. J. Shuman Puretv'J Personal. of Atlanta announce th·a engagement announce the engagenlent o� D. were dur I iR�r, Washington, C., guests mes their Dan. The their .. Nell to concernlng 80n, of their daughter Eva Lee, to Ed- daughte Remer Brady the ing past week end of Mr. -and Bage was from Ottawa, Ontario. A Jr., son of Mrs. Remer L Brady, of Mrs. Winton Lanier are ward Louts Preeterius Jr. of States- rs, A similar received Mr. and '. and the late M (fred Dorman. Dr. Hollis. a message was several .' Statesboro, Mr. Brady. Ga.' The will take BARNES FUNERAL HOME mont'hs Mr. and Mrs. B. W. spending a few day. In Atlanta. iboro, wedding The wedding will be solemnized July former president of Georgia Teachers ago by La",yer·s,Hunt·Fish: Activities � Shellnut their son, B. W. :"Weekly is : , regardinlr Hagin. of Atlanta, place Saturday, June 21. at the 2 at t!he hOIlle of the bride's parents. College. the baccalaureate ad "iss .Louise gave Phone Shellnut Jr. 1(·Dan Shuman had been Mi""es Bertlla and ChurCh In At- is a graduate of Georgia Day, Night Phone wsiting her sisters, Morningside Baptist dre... ·at t!he-'commence.lII8nt' exereicel' service In the' Ca eac ers . if! fot' two years' . I TMisshBowenCollege. Mr. BradY-rradu- Dell Hagln. I ated from Ju"" 2nd. 467 465' nadian Air force.) an�. .. Georgia Military College,' In Farm Bureaus I Werr IS of •••• As a for Vic· Uncover Miss Leola Deboaeh, of Wadsworth, MISS the only daughter and phase of "'e "Pip fRu_tlers I Milledgeville. attended Georgia Teachers WEEK-END tory" program. P. B. Brannen gave BYRON Ohio, is vi�iting her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Weir. Her maternal College. VISITOR By D:YER. • •• - five of his children (William. Jack. A loeal law firm 01 father on son are the late Mr. and' Kenneth Parker. of Norfolk. Va,. The work of the Farm is Mrs. F\Jlix DeLoach. grandparenta , each a sow J,ureau Paul, Charles and Betty) T. and Robert out on Ma- of Thomas- kETURNS FROM KOREA spane bhe week end with his parents, NATIONAL GUARD (Fred Lanier). cut out, arid looks like the Milk Mr. and Mrs. John Whipple. of I Mrs. Charles A. Sink, to raise some pigs for sale for rein being LOCALCLUBSTERS C p.I 0 an Jr.• of Statea- Mr. and' Mrs. early bout. came, the week end with Mr. and ville. N. C. Her Roy Parker. SuDCla, ...estment In war bonds and stamps. morning fishing r will be bigger than ever, R. P. Mikell. can, . paternal grandpar-I spent ' I b arr:= hHendrixome Thursday. 29. and Mrs. Charles' has sond upon an Iktd at an early are Mrs, Weir and ihe' May Mr. Parker. Kenneth. lira. already ,80 worth; unexpected, county president. stated to the Den- M1'II. Robert Lanier. I ents Margaret TO GET,TRAINING AT MErI' rom TIFI'ON foro. Korea, where he served William has a litter of nine wtrich hour on of I.., of i. late William H. of eight W. J. Parker and Mr. and Mr•• Emory WedRasda), morning mark Farm Bureau Tuesday night. Frederick Brogdon, Lyons. Weir. Columbia. around 60 and He was weigh pounds each,' Six Thousand SoldIers �t week. was '7ntertalned Sunday Bohler spent the day in Savannah. Mr. Mikell out the continued Nineteen Boys and Girls s'pending awhile with hi. grandmother. S. ·C. The bride-elect graduated m�nths. Jack, Paul and B.tty each have a sow pointed ' tN'€�K.: a dinner Camp Stewart Expeeted T0 to the to enter tile by his s Tumlng right tnereasa In the cost of Will Mrs. Wade C. Hodges. from' the University of Georgia, home-�oming with litter of pigs being weaned. everything Compete For Prizes IN EVERY •••• Be Prepared For Servi I ;'t� fnend.. He Wal,a star ATTENDED- GRADUATION GRAINI swamI! on Lotts creek eight mile. weat- are to Mrs. C. C. Oliver, of At·, where she was a member of the al'd ce, larmera 'havlng buy to make In Mr. and .amlly Mrs. Lowell Mallard has retumed YEARS I ·ootball - 0n the 0f TWENTY 'of were ...d Achievemept, ��",t is pla)"'r 194 9 team �GO Camp June StateBIIorq, tbey BUfJ)ri thia ..rtth, and the for lanta, are guest. for a few days' Delta elta Delta sorority. She from a vI.it in Manchester with Mr. Stewart, 9.-Prepara· c1'op p,ro.pc.:w . ....om Jane 19�2 to find a in n " Bulloch will send nineteen High School and was at- Bull""" Time., t, tiona for the larp-8jzed tr.}1c1t parked ,t-II !!, L",='. us- .. jpn, county Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lester. a member of the .faculty of the At. Stat�.boro and Mrs. Joe. Mrs. Mallard of some 6�OOO It",:11 (t�1 D. '. Hamilton, train\ng ��p 4·H College at the' time and Mr�. Hamilton went to Last-minute entries for the legisl!!: National the road in the dense swamp. Aroused all the 'while fatmers CI�b boys and gIrls to Ttrtoa Mrs: 'j,i:'a';tha Ann Cutlilfe son lanta' schools. Annist,on, Guard and' Organized "R�- thing. 'have to all,d p�blic Teach·e!;8. ture were S. C: Groover for senater of his mto AI a, , for the school ,from their the to in the district rtcnd�n� the army. HeIs high graduation ""..... hero this sum- llarly morning snoose, sell and 'iiiiii' for tho' market Tuesday compete are her Mr, Preetoeius is tI... son of Ed. Corps personnel produce of of'l - Mark, Atlanta. visiting In?uctlon and , of Miss T. R. Bryan for representative, statl0n e Harrtet Mallard, granddaugh- REV. J. F. WILSON achievement contests. I nnw d t Ft B'enmng, � mre are almost inmates moved the truck and this !all ..re�kJl' in The' dls'trld Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Newton. ward L. Preetorius and Mrs. Pt.ee-I filed before .the elos complete. according permit------. declining prices. . . ter of Mrs. Mallard. Lowell Friday shortly parents, � : Mallard ----� contests I • ted the fishermen to After an haye entrants trona and Mr. Mrs. Jesse Akins inlt period'. to staff officers of the Third Army paAS. He disoussed' the prospect. for cotto. I 'fill Mrs. C. E. Smith and daughters, of torlus, the former Miss Florence Ce- PATSY MILLS' BIRTHDAY and'. spent CHINITO ,RICE I the week end in Manchesater with the Mi•• Billie Turner. of MOlen, nine AAA Center. hour with hook and line, the Laniers price. this tall. the decline In cattie twenty-five Southeast Geol'lfia coun spent the week end with celia James. of Savannah. His pater- MI's. L. P.· Training Savannah, . Mills entertained with a C. . Hamiltons. year-old daughter of Mr. and.Mrs. tieR. eom. While in Manchester Mrs. turned back taward home and' found MFI'HODIS'fS ARE as The winners at Tifton will The and Te- uck are Mrs. William tirst contingent of tl·OOPS. num- hog comparod with her parents, M r. and Mrs. John T I nal grandparents delightful in Mullard the For nutrition 11. Turn-ar. was. winner of the gram price), birthday party Saturday visited Ida Cason Calle- thrifty an- pete later with other dIstrict over will arrive at the truck again ,in the path, and cant years, and the probablo actual winner. er. S. PI"2etorius and the late William S. war Gardens and estates mar ·sehool music contest broadcast bering 1,680, Camp ihnnor of the sixth birthday of her Calloway at lerve rice I Serve CmNITO lor the Air at Ma- other removal was neceslDIry. on Irom state honors and a chance •• re- Blue and also the Warm by Georgia School of the Stewart June 16.for the two weeks HAVE money los8 p.anuts form'.1' Mr•. Gibson of Swain"- of Statesboro. He Spl'ings, NEW PASTOR iohnston. Preetoriu., alttie daughter. Patsy. Games were RICE-the extra fancy 1001 .. national honors. Foundation and Little Wbite summer train· Because, of the size and appearance the announced incroase • nt evera tiI i• wook-, celve'd d In rIsm from Springs period. The l'flars deeplt. boro. .pe siday. h'IS egree Journa pI'the little rice that cook. I by twenty who House. llrain up lifliht, robbed the -safe at Teachers tralnl'tg of the town the La· Rev. Lough Promoted After Miss Jean !rom �y�d g;uests cOYeggs Ing program continues' through Au- outfit. reaching in support prices. The Farm Bureau Bett)' Beasley. Be. with her Mr. and Mrs. Hinton the of Georgia. where ho •• __ tender ... .now and parents, University received balloons, 'suckers and bUbble nuffy, Every .. _ CO'llege Monday night got away will be 81. nlers mentioned In the court 'hou«e Pleasant Pastorate' of Three has work to do and of Mr. Ister. tiho .enlor dress re"t1I8 Booth. was a member of Tau MISS white of ..' .with $2,311"6' which had been I.ft dur gust pl;;nty it. the' Alpha gum as favors.1..tDelicious re- TILLMAN WINS �aio CmNITO. I party the unusual whereupon the contestant, and Miss Eugenlll Futch. arrived RlCE il with food �-the day by. students in payment Equipment: facilities and quarters Incld.llt. Years With Local Ohurch Mikell thinks. Sgt. Emory Nesmith has Omega fraternity. of Atlanta. were sel"Vl'!d. VALUED AWARD packed {reahments of the�t was discovered Tues- Statesboro, the MIllS Gail Mc • • • • tuition; are readied county police began asking questions, F0 IIowI the f'rl.d k Junior; • io the civilian from Texas to a I _ • • Miss Shirl�y Tillman, who is a June ener�y. to cook I Eco being give spend furlough with! Ea.y , As result or assignmentH made by day morning. [I Cormick. will in gradutl'tc of nomicall units the most comfortable and learned that the truck carried H one8 t enmar Brooklet. compete his Mr. Ilnd Mr•. Josh T.' WEDDING GRADUATION ,Wesleyan Fred T. Lanier's in component recent annual Jng openedChiheCe,D, supperk, parents, BOW. rooting Ute South Geor";aa' er�an , ATTEN� M�CON A�END was of the Con�ervatary,s was ex· food Miss Ann Bo.. MISS reCIpIent year and two weeks South Carolina ta&'--whlch meet wIth ltdnVoca Ion an I S880 preparation; n, Nesmith. Mrs. Rufus Simmons. MISS Fl'lInces ;lean Martin has ,eturned �he W�AZ the barnyard of a farm near Brook profitable training pos_ Methodist rng .. one the Statesboro .. , awald of hundred dollar. rven Conference, what been noti- J. Nevils, muflln and INId. M Mr•. V. Slm- from I let, rooted a of moonshine declared General Clare actly the police had , B d the mInutes 0 f the making .ong sev- I SlInmons. and I. Washington, D. C., where she quart sible, Brigadier Johnny and Lynn Godbee spent in recognition of her radio a Methodist Church will have u new .pre- I .... work�a5 which had Deen there mysteri tied ta look out for. to the .unce rea. er; Miss Marlri.. and went placed H. Rushing VIOUS' meet J . K . L fI Id Floyd. Brooklet, eral this in Sardis with mons and children. Randy and Patsy; 101' the graduation of her senior at The is Armstrong. oommandin'g general Ing. uc.k days week cousin, Wesleyan. following have offered Mr. La ,. The new man, who will arrive.I e, ously; neighbors the truck was found par.... ".,astor. < m,an Clal'Cnee Miller, Portal. genlor publle Tho.mas Simmons, Miss Be.rtha Ha- Miss' Patricia from Mt. u quote from a letter written by Wil of Camp Stewart. for the C 0 tton Producer. AssoClatIon their Mr. and Mrs•. Har- Overstreet. a price �or the sow. .alraln latter of weelt grandparents, E. ni9r fancy IS1lot. part next and will :', Miss Vernon general manHger of ra- To assure effici�nt and In the obstruction spot, and the �he ! In of the livestock ex· spealtlng; dinny Lee, Leefleld, gins. Miss Deli Hegins and RIftl10na Junior College. She was' ac- t�n �obb, Summer �chool opened at Teachers receptiOn charge work, ry Godbee. dlO statIOn I �d have his first service the' fol. " WMAZ, Macon to Dr W . were to town-and Sunday and Ted Tucke•• morn,lng with an direction of the Inmates brou!l'ht d the h tha t a modem IIve- Brooklet, junior pub. Mr, and Mrs. L. I L a II 0f Stata5boro, MISS LOUIse compam'ed by Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lov- F, College Wednesday arriving units. I presse ope Henry Etheridge, Quillian, president of Wesleya�: which is towing, in Rev. J. F. Wilson. for the IIc ee., enrollment of 594, 161 above sections of Stewart placed in jail, where th.y were held auction barn would be speaking; Roger Hagan. Brooklet, a few Hagin, of Atlanta, and· Murray ett, Savnnnah, and Mr. and Mts. J. "To receive this year's WMAZ Camp may ready .f Savannah, spent days during last yl'!ar. Earl Cocke. secretary of past two year pastar at Tlfle .. till please of were entered. WrlghtAville.lstock R- shootlne and voting del"eate, nnd Lewis Slm- W. O\ some brok'an fol' a white voile with collar and . here this week end. Ellabelle. and H, K, Lanier. dirt Is being brick white lace sRid he had requested Sheriff Every merchant and businCllS man C. M. the Ivan· to Ihls farm storage needs for the Burnsed. the county. Grniulm. ' : to cost culfs and und •••• that looks holds its hotel about $15.000. brown. yellow biege Deal to turn ove" Goode, Wailer and Mr. and Mrs. George Byrd and lit- good. shape .. m'statesboro is urged to participate hoe president. stated they just bad monthg and years ahead. U he'e ill H. J. McMillen happy ovel' the rec sandals. Your hair is getting gray. Beasley wheu their cases a ..e comnlet- � tie daughter, and Mr. and in "Merchants a Marty. Mr�. STATESBORO M.Y.F. MEETS M"rchanw who . noed ot additional ceo ord thAt is beinlt made by his little You have a step-son, -three step ed in Bulloch county. Sheriff Deal Night." to celebrate their birthday. storage. The - John formed a Methodist Youth , Godbee, party having Fellowship no matter what the thermometer say... dau�hter. Hattie. attendin,; schoo) daughters and' tllree grandchildren. said he undefatod similar action would have not s1ened up' are requested to guaranteed sta ....ge consCruction I_ met la.t at she is If the described will call at be all of the supper Sunday evenlllg at Mrs, WiI- Sunday evening. at 9 o'clock Blackshear; only 1'1 years lady taken by authorities in get In touch with L. B. Lovett. A. W. MISS MELTON may meet , t,he nee,d." old. the Times olfice she will be given other countle. involved in the live- .----'''-_....:..-'----.."...- Iiams' dinner place on the Tybee road. in the coliege Sunday School room. Stookdale or Robert Donaldson. SECOND H·IGH GRADUATE 'I'lrere are no undertskers in Japan; two ltlckets to Ithe piebure, "At stock thefts. The stolen anlmalf Mr. and Mrs', Dedrick Mrs, Grover Beli. cOlll1selior, gave a short and Friends of Min Elizabeth Melton. Waters, when a man dies his nearest relatives Swotds Point," snowing today were trnnsferred by truck to various talk on the our AT MACEDONIA Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roy Parker. Mr. and'Mra. Emory Boh- meaning of "lethodist put him in a coffin and bury him; the Friday ..t the Georgia Theater. points and sold alive, Sherilf Deal REV;IVAL daughter of $45.00 tlckeh If the Jer and Mrs. A. M. fund. this a Meth doe. not take place till after After re.eiving her explained. will be Interested ta learn Gune ."