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8-31-1950 Bulloch Herald

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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Bulloch County Historical Newspapers at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bulloch County Newspapers (Single Issues) by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. R. L. Roberts dtecuased methode ------­ THE BULLOCH Bulloch of plunUng Coastal Bermuda on HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1950 County his Iu rru, us well us lhe lespcdezn, 10VCI'S, und Dnllia gl'asB. rescue, Soil News - The Bulloch Farmers Make A extension Herald m, D, lexunder, ng· Conservation Printing It.ad Bulloch County'. ronomlst Irorn A 1 hen s, Ga., Pasture Tour polnted out lhut tho need f'or Tli. Herald'. Leading fertfllzer hnd been properly stress­ By J. R. K.lly THE BULLOCH HERALD ••• $2,50 A YEAR Those attending, the pnsturo cd MI'. Roberts when h stated -HERALD by BULLOCH Ad. .THE .... A. P. N.w.paper course week heard rann­ E, J womack. Murphy, short last he hnd used u bout us much fertfl­ nnd J. R. co­ el'A who hove and 1". C. Pnl'l(el', Kelly, good pnsturea lzcr pCI' HOI'C 011 his pasture ns he with the recommend the operntors Ogeeohee River Plct",.. . pasture specialists had on colton and about as high GEORGIAPlc� of th. DEDIC.4T�D TO 'fHE PROGRESS OF STATESBORO A.ND BVLLOCH COVNTY SOil conservuuon have usc of Coastal Bermuda on the Both District, ns the cotton hod. - grude --­ purchased a coaatal ber­ -- NOW SHOWING high lands, with Dixie Crimson thut soil tests be made and recently Ill'geel SLAVE winter und muda grnss planter. This planter "TARZAN and the GIRL" VOLUKEX GEORGIA, AUGUST 1950 clover (01' the gmzlng t.hut lime And be STATESBORO, THURSDAY, 31, NUMBER .2 phosphate npplled vanessu Brown und whltc clover will put out fert.iltzer and plant Lex Barker, lespedeza bclng ns recommended. nil AI"SO- on lhe tower lands. the gross uniformly In one kept Slileh Tuesday Afternoon Henry and Latest WOI'ld News certatn opernuon. Cartoon For grazing during carried lhe 801110 250 fellows who - - - - - S.H.S. Fol' A. P. has _ SATURDAY of the yeur. rescue nnd u I' MIII'phy planted ap­ Pri-mitive periods mct at his on tou of the Faculty place "Kiddle white Ladlano clov­ proximately 30 acres with the Come Join the Party" Baptists Begin clover, usually 190 acres he has In pastures and INVESTIGATE Statesboro Tobacco 1 S Features! Marl{et He the Two Het on land And plowed up gr8.8S Big er, planted reru!c then finished Ute tour by telling plnutur. a bermuda BANDIT" Is Named fertllfzed were recommend­ with grass plow, raked "THE WYOMING THI OPPOITUIiITID 1950-51 highly them how hc the vnrfous Bible Conference And kudau planted It with u side rake and Alan (Rocky) Lane cd. Serecla lespedcza delivery Starring orr.IIDIY 3-Day cows The some 180 Iat it In sacks, It .. AND were atao recommended fOI' some plants. sacked took approxi T.I lands, the serecln on the hard 01' stnnding In uic ueuruy snnoc wre ma tell' 3 �ir saoks of gl'ass to plant "EVERYBODY'S DANCING" nil acre. The plnnter has three ad .. Spude Cooley AtTC firm solis and the kudzu on the oil the evidence needed to buck lip Statl'lng fOI' spacing the grass And Sons of the Pioneers U. S. MARINE CORPS Pounds, justments Wednesday,Sept.5 $5�173�420 rf�����f::����:ic;��f.�:.:�g�f�.11.�969�468Is for the thinner 50115. ]\'11'. Blitch's story. His pastures, complete except specch and a regulator to ----SUNDAY-...:.-­ depth regulate The annual session of the Primitive eacher. Th e fu II facu It Is: •• t y ·------::--- thirty-second Bap- With four more sale on the Statesboro tobacco _ the depth of planting. HGUN CRAZY" days ' tist Bible Conference will be held at Teachers Col- The full faculty Includes: .... Georgia the market John .... it is indicated that Dall, Peggy Cummings M�RINE First Grade, MIss Bertha Ha· market, including today, 111<0 Mr. Roberts', were producing RECRUITER HERE 1 Tuesd Wed and of next week. Also Curtoon and Novelties ege ay, nesday, Thursday MI·s. M. B. Lester and Mrs. here will lead the state this in lots or beef per acre. gins, again year poundage. - The aeaston will Tues.. - - be Livestock - - - A, Growers M.-4 M. opened _ .And '" TUES. FRIDAYS, P. Hal second Miss ------. HERALD WANT ADS MON. 19 Roach; grade, wtth sales estlmaled Mr. Blitch had fescue on high d at 10 a. m, with Mr. H. A. yeaterduy'a "THE BIG HANGOVER" ay • • Reta Lindsay, Mrs. HollIs Cannon and lowland, where it was fertil­ Tech. Sgt. Norman St.evenson, of of Fla" Itt 165,000 pounds, the total Hales Van Johnson, Elizabeth Taylor Baker,' ohalrman, Tampa nnd Mrs. Arlene B. Marlin; thlrd serlcea on the - Ye Olde MISS MATI'IE'S PLAYHOUSE Ized highly; some land Southeastern Dtvts­ and Dr. Charles McAr- Ior the amount to A'M'ENTION Wagon - Recruiting presiding, B.P.WoG season - 0ra Franklin and ]],969,- - Miss Miss - WEDNESDAY -_ T••C Prof grade, Dealers On Rates that had washed nahlon of the U, S. Can't Sponsors After at Miss Mattie's Marine of chatr- Wheel-Antiques Clientele. 'fhe Klndergarten pretty badly; Corps, thur, Cord.I., assistant Bessie fourth Mias 468 rOI' orn- Agree Mal'lln; grade, pounds $5,173,420,55. KINGS M.EN" I, . , , on "ALL THE Su.cI. always fashion smarl 1 we shall new will reopen 4 Coastal Bermuda the other with district man. September occupy Playhouse Sept. office in Savannah, Earle Lee and Mrs. Marilyn D. At a of a Broderick Crawford, Jonnne Drew end Natural Is oul Follow Own Note , clnls snles through Tuesday of this joint meeting livestock growers committee on U. S. 30] Christian high land, along with Dixie Crim­ B,ldg. rlghl Sho'v and bigger quarters Sturdy, self-reliant, this week announces that he will Salem; fifth Mrs. Mattie Rated "Excellent" by All Critics for the will be EI- grade, HillblOlly w celt amounted to and local auction and a Speakero day 11,804,468 livestock market held neal' the entrance. Look churncler Is our aim. son and lespedeza then his franl wll� smarl array of Ih. A G.orgla Ttacher. ColI.ge operators, Tuesday Collegc - - Allen and Mrs. Inman Attraotlon -_ be the attic. In Statesboro der John D. Durden on Foy J,'.; old is Dallls Coming at posf the subject ••lar hOI • red f.ce after Uncle lDzl'a'H Hayloft Jambol'ee for l\. total of fol' our familial' sign. Meantime, Through UlO tree periods indl­ pasture growing most exciling styles ever .. , styles prof sixth grade, Miss Sallie Zette"ower pounds $5,118,420.55. night of this week, commission rates for livestock sales "BARRICADE" trom a. m. of "A United Essential . values. F.'esh vlduul talents are obscl'ved and de .. and white clover. every Friday 10 to 4 Ministry • red wll be hero and come in for gllass, lespedeza, Ihal are to mlnul•.. , ullng penoll. Monday Estimated dollul's for greater . rlghl'up Ih. and Miss Sallie Prine. Tuesday, Wednesday's were established. are to Church Unity," and Elder P. O. urrlvals include marble tables; His f�rt!lI�ed �very Oane Olark, Rut" Roman p. m., to tor He • on. lop "eloped. pqRtu,'OS accept applications m.de notation JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 25 and 26 undel' spon­ sale total • craftsmanship Ihol sp.aks perf.c, of on "The September $55,000. On of last week a a smnll tall Revell, AUanta, S�tU\'day chocolate sets; sll\ler, and Ou,' progmm Includes Child Llt­ with 500 poun�s gf 4-a.,lP fer, ��!!::====::!:===== enlistment In tho U. S. Marines. .tudent'. ex.mlnatlon pap.r. Junior School teachers lion 01 a glonc•... sp.clal comforl Church and tho In the af. High sOI'shlp of the Statesboro Business meeting was hel� al the in the of which Bible are tllizor. He IIses lime and GOIpel" ')'otal last amounted county sideboard I'ough. cl'uturc, stories phpsphat. The unabl. to read Jeanette as- sales year • mahogany - Itud.nt, It, ar'e: Miss • - thai a temoon. Elder J, H. of DeLoach, and Pl'ofessional Women's Club, courthouse at which 300 when Indicate FARM LOANS Stevenson states that men I.olures mok. walking real 8lebraae, nearly YE OLDE WAGON WHEEL- l\ port; Music, Art, SCience, Man­ tests they are SII'l· ..k.d for an .xplan.tlon, The slstant prinCipal, and English; to ]2,464,684 pounds foJ' $4,987,- • on show w111 feature locol liVestock met In wUl "Church The tul- . ... valu. thai, Is Indlana, lpeak growel's protest ANTIQUES, 3 miles Southeast of ncrs, Indoor ll.nd Outdoor Play. needed. 41(,% Interest 17 years ot age with con­ "I.osure b.yond prof•••or then read tho not., Mrs. Carene D. social scl- 358.87. parental Colllliatent with Fundamen- Mallal'd, , Sta tesh01'0 Stol'eS to the Increased livestock Ol'eotlve Worl< stressed. See Policy .. including old tlnle recently on . Statesboro Savannah Highway. MOl'e than 500 fellows attended sent comporel NOlurol Brldg, which wa. al followl: Pi.... ence and Mrs. S. H. Sher- ont, stl'ing The market here wl1l remain Terms to suit the borrower. See may enlist, and that the age ta! Faith" at the service. English; commission rates at the two local Hours al'e from 9:00 ,to 12:00. momlng baJlds, olown, novelty 01' home­ these schools and a lectul'e meet­ Su.des I write more legibly." man, 80cial soience and math; Mrs. open Wednesday, UNTON G. 6 S. Main limits for others are 18 to 29 with­ today Sermon at 8 m. through Septem­ CIose Lahor D livestock mal·kets. furnished where LANIER, p. made bands, performers on guital', 01' 1.'l'ansportutlon at Brooklet . Miss 001'0- ber however no sales wilt be ay unfurn- Sam . FOR RENT: Furnished Ing Franklin, math; 6, At the a committee of St., 1st Floor Sea Island Bank out previous service, Former sery­ fiddle, banjo, accordion, bass fld­ meeting necessury. AJ''''''N I. Mr.. John made on ished Foul' WednOlday's Ipeaker. wUl be .------. thy Brannen, English; Monday, Septembel' 4, Business houses of States- twelve was named garage apartment. tl'icl< instru­ to confer with If Interested, my residence is • BUlIdIng. Icemen may deduct one year from Ie, mnndoltn, horns, LabOl' rooms and balh. hot VOOUI Elder V, F. on "Denomlna- Godbee, science. . Day. Fireplace, Alan boro will close on Labor the opeJ'atOJ's of Parker's Live- 114 Savannuh Ave. ments, musical saw, boncs, bott� Day, a month. Also My Phone tIonai as to SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL and cold water. $35 ..... Ho...... ,r.. Orthodoxy Doctrine, l.'obllcco in this section was un­ stock CommiSSion and Number les, spoons, washboard, 4. Company with Is 47. MISS MATTIE Church .. and John C. MIss square Monday, September have 2 large bedrooms pri­ TO BUILD A HOME Ordl...... , , Order, Ada.ms, principal; usually late this year. Many grow­ the Bulloch Stock Yards to work R Host to dancers, singers of cowboy songs, of town on LIVELY, DII·ectol'. (8·24-4tc) and Elder O. S, Jus- Lou social sci- This announcement Is made vate bath. 3 miles out TO Government." otary Mary Carmichael, ers are stili burning und some to­ out an agreement which would ef­ REPAIR A HOME Sizes-4 \12 to 10 Widths--AAA to B. hillbilly songs, crooners, Savannah Highway. On bus line. (Advertisement) tica on "Practical Godliness ence; Miss Velma Kemp, math; b�lIads, bacco Is In the fields. Warehouse­ this week by C. P. Olliff, of fect lower commissions. HOME LOANS TO BUY A HOM E semi-classIcal son g 5, as In the at Mrs. D. L. and religious Phone 2902: (tf) Taulht Scriptures" Deal, English jour- men promised growers at the be­ the Statesboro Mer 0 han t 5' This commifUce of twelve met C Farmers songs, songs, singing -F, H. A. and the service. the Mrs. Wudie home season H"ELP WANTED (Female): Build C. I, LOANS- 8.95 moming During ounty nalism; Gay to.l'ch groll.ps, ginning of the they would Council. Tuesday night with F. C. Parker DO YOUR LAUNDRY THE afternoon 8ervlce Elder W. C. Mrs. D. duos, tlios, quartettes, danomg cllstomer lists now for Jorge LONGEST TERMS LOWEfiT RATEI The Statesboro Club nomics; Eveiyn Wendzell, remain open until Ule oJ'op in this Jr. and Julian Tillman. Complet. Rotary soft Stores will on EASY WAY. them to at will commercial' Donald Coleman In- speclailles, Including tap, remain open Bring Christmas business and protltable Kicklighter, Tltton, speak was host to members ot the Bul- section was sold and dis c u s 8 I ona ALL TYPES AUTO eco-] shoe, jig, acrobatic, jitterbug, old "satlsfaclory" - FIRE", on RUTH'S AUTOMATIC I'ound income INSURANCE IOMarrlage and Divorce" and dustrial ar�; Leffler Akins, Wednesday afternoon, Sep· were held on u WASHER, year opportunity. loqh County Farm Bureau at its �gri- fashioned Despite the lateness of the mar­ 11 phases of the Elder A. W. of James D. Hall- polkas, hop waltz, lI:n­ Ave. ser­ Earn $1.00 to hour. DENRY�S Corley, Catuala, culture; physical tember 6, but will resume the livestock V. J. 25 Zetterow.r Prompt $2.00 per regular meeting Monday. of birds, farm nni­ Ilellng, ·prlces remained stl'ong, gelling problems. CURRY INSURANCE AGENCY will on Miss Elizabeth 'Personations Write P.O. Box Ca. Ga., speak "R�oncillaUon education; Sorrier, custom of Wednes· Rowe wns named ohairman of the viee. Curb Service. (tt) 645, Augusta, 11 St. Hudson Allen, member of the famous with most grades as high or hlgh­ olollng on Courtland Phone 219.R as In At the band mals, persons. Shop HENRY'S First Taught Scriptures." Jibrarian; Guyton MoLendon, el' than the first weok of commltte'e of twelvc. (8-24.2tp) club and president of the West Anyone who can <10 any or all dUl'lng day afternoons on September S m. service Elder W. F. Mlms, and instrumental music; Mrs. Viz'. WANTED TO BUY: Gold dental p. Side Farm Bureau the 1D50 Beuson. Out or thc dlsousslon came the UNUSUAL ohapter, was of the above Is Invited to partlcl­ 13. old BARGAINS in Fall • of Tifton, wlll sp.ak on "The Min- die Hilliard, and Miss Nona Hod- commission schedule: e,'owns, gold bridges, gold In charge of the program. He pre- pate. following Drcsscs! Sizes 3 to 12. Fast Col­ • ister, His Call, Qualifications, Du- ges, Miss Martha Tootle, and old china. HARRY W. SMITH, sented D. W: field piano; No. I, No.2, and NO.3 hogo sanforized. • Strohbehn, rep- Children'S numoers will also be HENRY'S STORE NOW • • South Main St. OJ'S, Reg. $3.00 values, ties and ResponslbUitIes." science; and Mrs. Ear'l Reynolds, and heavies should be sold tor Jeweler, (tf) resentatlve of the Farm AIR-CONDITIONED $1 now to Georgia featured on the show. only $1.50. Up $6.00 val­ SUEIS Services wlllend at noon Thurs- office assIstant. head sows and First Bureau, who spoke on the prob- pel' commission; Wanted to buy, Timber. Call ues, only $].98. Good selection. o/the Ft,ze Gat'S in Value day after Elder N. p, Vandiver, of The board of education Is com- Miss' Oharlotte Ketchum, Miss Moses this lerns of farmers in GeoFgla. Henry announce� stags bringing 1Il0re than $50 635-R or write P. O. Box COllle and see LIS. has on Fi- of H. Z. Helen Rowse, and Miss Penny Al- 388, CHILDREN'S Tifton, spoken "Church posed Smith, chairman; week that he has installed a1r- would curJ'Y n commission rate of of Statesboro. S. M. Wall. 8-10-6te. SHOP. KINDERGARTEN nances in Full," Mikell, president the EVerett Mrs. len arc accepting entl'nnts in any (8-24-2tp) Williams, secretary; conditioning in his store, Henry's, Preston $1.50 pel' head. All other hogs will Bu��boch County Far):l Bureau, pre· of these features. Those interested Fights All guests will be entertained at J, G. Attaway, B. B. Morris, I\nd on East Main street. The three- be sold at the commission Sue's will enroll rat�s WANTED TO BUY: Timber lands. FOR RENT: 3-room furnished Kindergarten sented the guests as follows: write a card or letter to el- Georgia Teachers College and Mrs. V. F. Agan. may ton CRlTler unit WIlS Installed III effect bt:rol'e the recent com­ tour and ttve by Call 01' write S. M. WALL, at apartment. Available Sept. 1. pupils three, E. D. of ther of these three and state what should notify Elder W, Henry Wa, Shaw, president Ogee- H. A. Sack Co., of Statesboro. 'One-Arm Bandits' mission rise. Phone 635-R or P. O. Box 388. neal' of 011 Located college. MELROSE years age Friday, Sep­ te.. ohee H. Ii'. Franklin would lIke to for. En- , Statesboro, of their intention chapter; Jr., they tryout MI'. Rowe and the committee tember from 9 to 12 noon. (8-31-4tc) KENNEDY. Day Phone 378. Night 1, to attend. of trants must be In before Reservations for nlghta president Regleter chapter; Robert Brannen' Septem- The national House of and livestock dealers that Phonc 3J6-J-l. RELIGIOUS TRAINING BROOKLET CANNING PLANT Repl'esen­ agreed (tt) and meals should be made at once. Josh ot Wamock bel' 15. Deal, president tativcs a bill on of at time tall to WE BUY LUMBER, Logs, and DRAMATICS - MUSIC CLOSES TUESDAY, SEPT. 5 passed Monday any graded hogs The Bible Conterence has served C. a chapter; Clevy DeLoach, presl- The show promises to be this weel{ to make it a federal the of 16 cents or lower the St&ndlng Timber. Write or call ART - GAMES price a In the .. of dent ot Denmark Robert dow for tua the The Brooklet canning plant will Lumber Co., Statesboro, Ca. great purpose progre el)apter; I N HOI rowdy Wd frolIc, crime to ship slol machines into commission will be 75 centa per Darby STORIES navy QSPlta close 5. It Primitive and of Nevila � Progr8lllSlve Bapu.ta Cox, president chapter; sponsa,·s say. Tuesday, September 47 states, head; and at any time hogs In 12-30-50 -WANTED­ Outdoor on a supervised pla.y baa drawn to Itl and Clarence G r a ham, prealdent of will be open that day and will pl.ttonn� Furthel' announccment will be PI'lnce H. PI'eston gl'aded 0las8 sell abovo 25 cents well equipped playground. BUlson Carl M��;!V!;a����.'a��:no�/t��·a��� I'cccive to be canned Congl'essman, DR. JOHN A. COBB congrepUons perlons from most chapter; D.er. prest- madc lateI'. pl'oducts 'n thc commission will be hu­ wounded in action of the First Congresslonul District pound SAWTIMBER "Children are OUI' basic of the dent of Esla and Hulon boro, recently from 1 to 3 m. only Veterinarian ohapter; p. $1.25 pel' head. _ himself Q,!J weJI man resource. Their growth in Korea, has arrived In the states expressed "mighty Courtland St. (01'. Hool,'s Orflce) statcehsU' roh N.w. Browrt, president of Sinkhole • the first six and is now In the Navy pleased." PHONES: process during Contlnu.d on chapter. hospital page. Pl'cston has I' s is foundational and at Potsmouth, Virginia. Congl'essman spear­ Office 656 Residence 321-L yea Scbool Buses In BEST PRICES headed the fOl' the menSUI'C tends to set the patt.rn of In a telephone conversation with Portal fight Bowen to Start (9·14-Hp) Faculty on the floor of House future health and his mother last (Wednesday) the and ------.. adjustment. Board to night after he was Excellent made three speeches in behalf of FOR SALE: About 1 acre good, T. C. Grads Hear Warning he told her that Shape the measure ita debatc. Five New Homes level land, Jones Ave, 1 Negro Mrs. W. L. Jones wounded by machine gun fire he For 1950-51 Named during Claude Howard Co. 26-28-Year-Olds FoJIowing the Inspection of Bul­ house in fail' condition, bllilt on lay one and one-half d�ys before Passage by the House Is J'egal'd­ Dr. W. A. Pine DIRECTOR Mark Smith loch school ed as the (BIll) Bowen) of the cdge of acre. Suitable location fo), M... Ida S. Matz, clerk at the he was found and given emergency county buses, Sergeant Max Brown, principal of Portal most important hurdle - S. Park Ave. - Ail' this Phone 583 372 Sav'h. Av•. Phon. 225 first ald. thIs weel' stated the bill must tnlslip It's have !lar that parks an exceptionally wise investment; of at Portsmouth, Virginia. Scarbol'o, MI's. Harvey Williams, cept Nevada, opcn gamb· olt"'ellll, the former president out being called into service. Since "Bulloch county IS to be com- to malta Statcsboro their' home, mad. PI'lce, $15,000. Terms: FREE DELIVERY ••• PHONE 264 fine automobile Brannen told his Is llnd nation­ $6,000 YES,truly and easily, for all its inches. It's very Kiwanis International declared: Young parents.. MI's. Agnes A. Blitch, Mrs. Mark ling legul, depl'lvc He has the act went Into effect In 1948, It mended upon the maintenance of Plans fol' the cash, balance $1,000 year. 6% In­ its its spent his money for the that he was In a cast from his Mrs. Wilburn r.... Black­ wide of completed project �ense richness, comfort, pleasant to do away with gear­ must ahare Wilson, gambling syndicates $3,- ':Not only you per­ could not apply to anyone more of these buscs," he said. include a llrea where terest, 01' all cash. JOSIAH ZET­ Its room. things that make a fine car fine­ arm but he the MI·s. Nina D. Mrs. 000,000,000 In annual take. playgl'Ound and In this for lead­ pits down, hopes burn, Stul'gls, shifting clutch-pedal pushing, sonally challenge than 28 years old. Thomas was here foJ' children of these TEROWliJR. -SPECIALS FOR WEEK END OF AUCUST 25-26- and nothing simply for show, doctolllB will I'emove it soon. He Sergeant Chalmers Franklin, Miss Narnona The bill has the administration's young people Rnd know in its stead the utter ership, but yours Is the respollJlI­ And there's a thrill in touch­ a meeting of county bus and Is may play without parcnts' cona great She that men who also stated that Wayne Culbreth, safety Pearl Hendrix, MI·s. Max Brown, blessing, an outgrowth of FOR SALE: 150 115 smoothness of Drive's He has the lowest bllity to share' young minds Into explained aCI'es, culti- off the of II Dyna80w paid price per Dot drivers on Wednesday of last the nationwide cel'n foJ' traffic dangel'S. ing waiting power were born before 30, 1922, of the former and Mrs. H. C. Bland. crime cOnfet'ence vated; best Tifton all silken tl'1lnsmission of in the fine-car the rightful way at thinking and August husbalJd grade soli, power. pound field-he has in week. con v e ned In Mr, Bowen I:ttates that a low 5 With Each ,5 Cash great·hearted straight·eight and and were under the Remington, is an intern the Washington lust in SUGAR, Lbs. purchas.29c Into the substantial manner at ac­ registered only fall' condition. Six miles the A. down will one south, its swift And still that very satisfying feeling of know­ at Portsmouth where he He said that of the High school-Mark Wilson, Geneml J. payment pUl'ohase feeling response at any doesn't probe 'the their Individual wartime draft act, not under the hospital inspection spl'lng by Attorney about one mile from Pcmbrolease and '(ItP) fiddle to no other on the road- to deltroy them." 28 in ,,\(es for on the road. Accidents ability Henderson 14-0Z, BOT. President Z&ch S, In Collier's FOR SALE :Ford tractor \) "",ed Featured with all TOMATO Russell CATSUP 15c \ he a Mrs. Ina While enjoys very ,u"", special see conterred the bachelor of science Magazine in PrIce Then check the p�ices-and if Past Yeal' eqUipment. $1,050. May be 1,,\(0 011 �9IO measure of creature comfort in thc hours City the back door. she . own sense degree on 12& ••nlars, for 12 now an at­ In the hall neal' She Illustrating long gloomy thought in. her mind. To ;. seen at Hank Edwards your of value doesn't In a feature article in gressman years, accidents occurred home on NO.2 CAN the matchless published telis that Senator f\venty-clght 13c quite gentlenes. of and Ca)'ol)(n, Mrs. Ray­ said nothing about it until dark, I(ept, the writeI' be alive Is to her n. great privilege' Savannah hIghway. MRS. B. C. Style) advise up right now with the September 2 loaue of Collier's, torney; on the stl'eets of during' ROADMASTER'S ever-level ride- sillning she move it. Then Russell remembel's that, us a child, to sec the dawn of euch a BATH. �u��!J�!!� 2125.50 mond L. Nelson, wife of the pas­ but neither did day ne\� �t�tesboro BUIck dealer for a Buick BE HELD a national Mrs. the 12·month Au- (9-7.2lp) your SQUARE DANCE weekly magazine, that mothers had pellod ending without n. light she told he did not Imow und nice adventure He knows too that he has made ROADMASTIiR. AT COUNTRY CLUB SEPT.• Ina wife of the late Chief tor of the First Presbyterian making 1950. Russell, "His own was and gust 20, FOR RENT: Unfurnished 3-1'00m Is to close that dool·. He to sleep. up So this gl'eat Ind� looks both to YARD EGGS DOZEN 45c ,Justice of the Supreme Court of Church, Stuttgart, Arkansas, Fielding go During that samc period 337 Clint Forest Heights when he went to bed and the futul'e and the at house, wired for electric stove 2209.50 Anderson, with tenderness and un­ but fell whammy over his busy past eighty- ARMOUR'S STAR Georgia, and mother of States-. pictured started, cases were heard in the city police and You. KEY !O.G.E";", Country Club manager, announced again when he awoke in the morn- two, und finds both plcaslng. She refrigerator. Sec CHARLES boro's_Dr. Geor- derstanding by James C. Derieux. own tl'lcyole." court. Fielding Russell, became In the will cold . 332 Hendrix St. this week that a square dance the ing. If he night is watched over now by her ohit- MALLARD, (2tp) Senior Senator Dlok The story, titled, "Cheaper By Of her senatol' son, Dick, Not accident was re­ gla's Russell, him. If he was sll1gle PORK & BEANS 2 16-0Z. CANS 25c be held at the club on Wodneaday how "the she covcred sick, dren, even as she watched over � 2456.50 Justice of the United the Baker's Dozen," is the story wrltcr tells senator, pOlted 111 the school zones during 650 SHEET 6, at 8 o'clock Georgia's she was beside him. 'I was nearly them. The ties that bind them to VAl, evening, September of Mother of the Year." when a small boy, was exceedingly thc 1949-50 sohool term. Ruptured? Why "order off" fol' a States Court of Robert Georgia's tor members of the club. A local Appeals, ten he says, 'before I her are far than fond of and often said he years old,' stronger by apron truss when you can get one from RU88ell; the U. S. Major It begins by describing her, the sausage, One accident was fatal. Mr. J. "caller" and a band will be Anny's saw hcr asleep. I still recall how arc lies of admira- LIS string nevcr did enough. Aftet' a strings. They for as low as $1.98. See it­ 4 ROLLS of 13 children, and hel·· get " S. Pelote was killed by a hit-and- TOILET TISSUE Z9c Walter RU88ell; Georgia's farmer, youngest shocked I was.' love. provided. of such comments, his lion, obligation and try It on in our air-conditioned fit­ MISS CAROLINA twin self the mother of 13, as a "fraIl number run dJ'ivel' at U. S. 80 and North William Russell (Fielding's "Her sum- mother asked hinl how much sau­ Of real'lng her family, the writ- son, Judge Russell, ting room-and be assured of a fit Trlnl- IIttIe of who must Main street on August 12. brothe">, Montgomery, Ala., lady eighty-two mcd her Influence over her chil- would be and he said er I'clates: "Notwithstanding all up by QUI' trained fitter. No Church's Edward most of her time in bed. But sage enough, These figures were furnished by waiting, ty Presbyterian spend visl· dl'en like this: 'Shc neVElr us TEA (With Beautiful Tea y..·LB. a all to himself the children, the Innumerable gave no no Glass) 1ge he wanted pound postage, COO chargcs. Come Dr. her m.lnd is. merry, heart Is Jr. Woman's Club Russell; Winder, Georgia's gay, difficulties of in a a chance to fall.''' In and at one meal. At the next meal he tors, the living today see our ful1 line of W. Gor- and the colors of her sunset al'e ��t�e���b���i:ef �:n��rc�nderson Alex Russell; Mary (Mra. central where Lost 11 thc town of Win· was a pound and dil'ected to home tvithout heat, May trusses, supports, maternity belts, FLAT CANS as as the flowers she loves." givcn SARDINES Z5c don Green, at Alexandria, Va.), bright to be made del', ncar where MI's. Russell lives, and elastic hose. eat all of it. About halfway many fires had cvery No charge 01' ob. First and In of how Mrs. Russell To Hold whose husband Is an inventor writing to and where all declared a holiday In her honor. ligation. through he began weaken but winter duy, cooldng McLemore Plans LB. small arms handled discipline of her fam­ ·rwel ve of her children, most of FAT BACK 1ge expert employed by thel his mother urged him on until he was done on a woodbumlng stove, - - - - of Mr. Derleux "Mrs. Rus­ he I' 33 several of _ the United States lIy, says: was 01'- COUPON 1950-51 Department could stand no more." life in the Russell home grandchildren, Build FRANKLIN an Mrs. J. sell did. not hold back from switch­ older child was l'e- her great· gl'llndchlldl'en, many Stockyar.d (Rexall) DRUG CO. LB. Meeting Detense; Ina, attorney; An excerpt from an old day­ dcrly. Evcry SLICED BACON 39c her when she • Governor Robert E. McLemore 10 East Main Street K. of Washington, D. C., Ing boys thought which Mrs. Russell for a youngl"1' one.. The nephews, nieces, cousins, (Bobble) u. s. NO.1 The flrRt the Junior Stacy. book in kept sponsible meeting of. and thousands announces this week that he has Statesboro, Ga. whose husband Is an o!(jclal of they needed It. William teases her account reveals that In threc oldest werc girls, and to this Herman Talmadge, Woman's Club new year will be the family Please send Colonial Mrs. now that had she with to one of others were there to celebrate purchased 11 aores of land from mc-absolutely free­ held 14, at Airlines; Marguerite, by relating they the sp"lng of 1912 made 184 day they point pride Thureday, Septamber of this wonderful wo· Homer Collins on the east aide of· you r booklet, "How LB. H. ot Atlanta, wlte pl.nty of blackberries but no brothel' or another, and say, 'You the choice Thousands WHITE POTATOES 3c 3:30 at the Community Center. James Bowden, garments. him.''' man as "Mother of the U. S. 80 near Livestock road. Mr. Have Found Satisfactory TENDER HOKE Se of an ottlcer In the Federal Re- peaches when he was a chIld be­ On aftel'noons she play­ know, he's my boy. I raised Georgia's Rupture BRUNSON BernIce Brown McCullar Sunday M... mak­ Relief Mrs. casue or his mother's demand for he\' the of Year." McLemore states thllt he Is Through Support." relations at the serve Bank there; Harriett, . ed the plano as family gath­ In ending story Georgia's director of public for Name of the Collier's (EDITOR'S NOTE: If Ible, ing arrangements this week .. S. of Falls around and Woman the Year," J!O,' Age LB. Georgia State Coliege for Women Ralph Sharpton, peach twigs." ered sang hym'll.s. STRING BEANS 13c "Her faith in absolute secure a ot Collier's and' ead materials with which to build a Address . Dr. to know the short­ writer copy as at this Church, Va., whose husband Is Ot Statesboro's Fielding child had says: FANCY was scheduled guest Every be at affirmative. There is not a this complete story. It's a great livestock market wIll op­ .. the wIt)ch City State 62 E. Main St. Phone 237 beeause ot conflict­ with the Maritime Administration; Russel he writes: "Once she er catechism and Sunday and meetlnc but, a O. L. McLe­ or this one was on in the of her one about great Wbman who erated by his father, (Mall bring coupon) she will not be Patience, Mrs. Hugh Peterson, ot taught Fielding, her teacher son, gathcrlngs each called gloomy note song Ing engagements, a reared a ta more. LB. verses from the Bible. and rarely If every great Uy.) SLICING TOMATOES 15c present. Alley, whose husband was a con- a lesson when he left his tricycle to recite healt, WHIM 11"11 AUTOMOIILlI All IUILT IUlel WIUIUILD 'HIM • ..__•• the AUGUST Raymond I-iagatl, county's 101' the state 4-H Council me.ting THE BULLOCH I THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, 31, 1950 Farm Bureau also HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 19110 Portal News Bulloch 48'ers lop tractor driver, placed \VOl'S Patsy Ell!3nfield, Beverly Find a Home fourth In the stnte rodeo due to R Ladies Bible Study. the subject of which Mrs, Aubrey Brown has return­ Brannen, Roger Hagan. and Bobby Mrl. W..III Wad• and IOn, Iild- Elderly start on the Ih'st event. Ninety from a lo her "fumbly" PERSONALS of was "Women of cd visit parents, Mr, die, Parrot, aL, apent Jut week NEWS Scriptul'C," the Thompson, These delegates, nlong . DENMARK of dl'awbnr .. Farm out . M,·s. m. L. Womack and Mr. and and Mrs. Robert In Adrian. Bureau To Finish Fourth The pin came her parenti, Mr. and Mh. Mrs. Lillie Finch Honors Grandson Pitts, with the talent Miss Mary Hart, daughter of vl.IUng Begin Renewing on twice when fh'st winners. were lome W. 'BetI 1-' Mrs. A. L. DelPonte last Fri­ Clifton and Bulloch Club con­ Raymond Mr. and Mra. Joe D. Anderson. At Primitive B spent MI·s. Henry children county's 4-H In Hart. a Georgia aptists lany started, The time lost this event sponsored by the Bulloch County day In Savannah. nrc expected to return Septembel' In Series of tastanta all placed lourth In the Teachers College graduate thla George P. I.ee Jr. bu accepted Smith and a How- olel Indies rrom mUIlY Jlur'lH }"II'. und MI·ij. ,I. W. Bill On His cost him higher placing. Bonk and the Sen hland Bank. BElTHANY HOME, now lhe home ror DO Mr. and Mrs. Tom arc 5 from Boston, Mass" where she Memberships Meetings stale contest held last week In week, will leave 800n for a poSition as head ot the COmmer. 1n Hulsey Eighth Birthday Slappey case, this itt Albany, visited relnuves this In fl'OI11 states, is known children chlldren ever, Roymond's RaYOlond was Ute where ahe will teach clal In nnd uu-ee coming nelghbortng' this week with Mrs. [oined her In a visit to Bulloch Farm Bureau be avoided on the of these Milledgeville. sponsored by physical edu- department the Woodbine, of GCOI'gln week. honored her dlnner 01 Mrs. Smlth's spending county part final In the state contest. Reo- thls homo fOI' community last Mrs. LtIllc Winch guests par- not citizens of Bulloch county, 1T'01' 27 yenrs W. El. Parsons. her parents, Mr. und Mrs, Edwat'd will start workers. Martha and talent American 011 cation In tne scnoot. achool. well Siappy's father, renewing memberships unpaid Jimmy Clark. In Company. • Oa., high by tunny Mr. and Mrs. wm, H. zeuerower little grandson. 13111 Hulsey. of ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cartel', ords will be judged Beptcm nlgll this part of the stnto. Grethe. Rochelle nnd Charlotte at a series of wlnnen In. the district bel'. ----.-----=----..:...--__::..::._:....:._:.:::...::::::.:------_ the has served Oeol'gla lind, pnrucuturrv, with a last community meetings Bulloch of mem­ recently -:======__ aged and Linda spent. Saturday evening Columbus, On., birthday Sunday. Mrs. C. C. county's quota on the entire 4-H Club program on Tho guests Hoel�i,-of-S-t.-Lo-;;t.. In R. P. cont...t at lourtll In present Mrs. W. have been with thelr grandparents September. Mikell, county bers lor the state Is Ie•• than Tilton. placed us guests of Mr. and W, party last Wednesday attcrnoon, Miss Grace Bowen has returned Is here on a visit to her goal come Mo., the state conteat. The Bulloch and Rnymond of the home lJjrth­ sinoe MI'. Grothe took them prestdent, announces. the members enrolled la.t leadership p,rojects. Jones. In celebratlon of his eighth to Atlanta. where she will teach Mrs. Albert Braswell, home year. daughter. Some communltlea one the best all around roc­ (1'0111 marc than 50 sixteen have advtsed but Mr. Mikell and Mr. Cowart entrants has of Wilde Cheater Is vlsltlng' rela­ day. He had us his guests this and with him 4. county BIlng "Whispering again year. family. by plane July lhe to be to membershlp prepared for nn over ever made In the county, even counties und belong lives In stntesbero. little boys and girls. They played hopes Increase the 2,- Hope," "Now Is the Hour," and ords Mr. and MI·s. Candler Miller of renew at the September to s eve n and MI's. F. L. of lawns and meeting. 700 signed up last lall. he has at teast three yonrs separnte 1\11'. DeLoaoh, games on uio spnclous N. Mrs. Jimmy Ilnlshed lhe program with through Raleigh. C.; Floyd Mosley Others will divide the membership II I' denomlnu­ visited MI'. and MI'S, '1'. were Icc cream, cake, before c h cit Suvannah, then served and lhe were more of club work him. son. Larry, of Smtthtteld, N. cards among committee "Lord's Prayer." They the week enel. and Finch accompanied serving uons, proving tho A. Hannah during tea, M.rs. MI'. and Mrs. James Blackmon NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC and C.; chairmen nnd renew through these called back and sang "Goodnight, Martha, Jimmy, Rnymond Hannah has been ill at her him lusl, and spent c II U I' It a b I c Mrs, home 1""lday and little of truly daughter, Beckie. groups. receive Irene." had won over contestants from 27 u but Is somewhat improved. the week end in Columbus with The undersigned will I.wlld.r.d by ••d car ctnlms of the homo, home, Washington, Oa., last week fnm­ spent Negro members started their The Indicated to oth­ southeast counties nt '1'lr­ DI·. and Mrs. C. El. Stapleton her son, Inman Hulsey, nnd bids lor the rental of that certain applanuse Georgia. which boosts Itself wlth their parents, Or. and Mrs. membership drive the latter part Th.n make a b••lln. and Mrs, T. A. Hunnah ers Irom the that Martha were on the best in ballyhoo? visited Mr. lIy. C. Mlllel·. Other members of the commonly referred to as county ton and taking to be open to nil of August and will continue right building, Suncluy afternoon. who visited the and ran second In the con­ the from other dtetrtcta, at nlso, family during on through early lall. There were the Bus Station, located In the Jimmy state, h.r. for top quality u••d carl. churches, rind, Rev, C. ill. SmlLh and Mr. and Mr. and MI'S, Jamcs Smith and week end were Mr. and Mrs. Da­ 216 members who test, but the them to no Negro attended City 01 Ststesboro, on the north judge. placed Milledgeville. � holding geo­ Mrs. wm. H. Zettcrowel' and Lin­ children, of Swainsboro, were the Thal's You won't any high-pressure sales rius Brown, of Swainsboro; MI', the district 20. Indl­ fourth. from Bulloch righ/.! fina bounds ror dinner of meeting July side of East Main Street, and at Delegates county 'gl'aphiC da were Sunday guests and Mrs. BarwIck of arguments here. These used cars seU themselves. If we MI'. and H. 1-1. Zettcl'owel'. Trapnell, caUng that they are Interested In Erncst McDonald. Mrs. the and Its scrvlccs. Mr. unci MI's. nnd Mrs. Rosa Intersection of Elast Main it'8 a ILBed we believe it. But we Ml'. Wtlhum Cromloy visited Mr. Metter; Wilson, of Increasing their membership In jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii say good car, sincerely On July 30 the Mrs. Bonnie Lou Arnold n n d Ralll'Oad Streets. The present want to'8eU and Mrs. H. 1-1. Zcltcrowcl' during Augusta. 1950. you yourself! are home celebrated Its children, of Jucnsonvllle, FIR., lease on October 1, 19�O, the week. Mrs. Elrnest C. Carter and chll­ To RAISE MONEV C, M. expll'es MI'. and Mrs. D. W. Bra­ Cowart, county secretary. Try our used cars Qn the road! Test Ihem for comfort,easy 27th Al visiting vlsltl"d and the entire building will be annivcl'sat'Y. 'Miss Billie Jenn .Tones dl'en are spending this week at ' stated that membership cards had and aU-round Give them kind l\nd Mrs, Mrs. Ay­ TO PAY OFF A for one harulling, performance. anll Its gan AycoClt. at rented a period of year, that time pl'osl· MI'. and Mrs. William Cromley theh' cottage at Savannah Beach. been typed for every member this 'ICE COLD rotul check want. wha.t it takes! Each coclt was a patient ttt the Wanen LARGE CHECK SHE beginning October 1, 1950. All of yo" They've got denl, Paul H. Smllh, Brooklet during thc weel{ end, Fl'lends ot Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ year and that those renewing Candler last wcck, whcl'c bids should be sealed and deliver­ one is caref"Uy ••. they're the cream of the Hospital ,James Denmark hand-picked of Tampu, l<""'lol'ida, Mr. and Mrs. ence Brack with them In A memberships would mer'ely have shc underwcnt an rejoice HAD FORGED, ed to me 12 o'clock used car opel'aUon. Sun­ by noon, Sep· crop. n I a 11 visited relnUvcs In Register that have been Informed that to tear the stub Irom the card l'evealed g­ Mrs. Sallie ZettCl'ower and Syl­ they tember at Shel'IIf's ollice. WOMAN FORGED when 9. 1950. Then check those Leam our liberal day. their son. Pfc. Olliff Moore. who collecting the $3 member. low, low, price lo{/s. runge building pl'O­ via und Johnnie were guests of The right to reject any and all .. Ounl Mr. nnd Mrs. Waldo Lewis and was wounded in acUon in Korea FIVE SMALL ONES ship fee. Mr. Cowart also stated lerl/LB. You'l! be amazed to find how easy it is 10 gl'Rlll which Is al­ Mr, and Mrs. C. A. Zettel'ower last bids Is reserved. relatives In Stil­ in in a he sincerely hoped every member a used car. around at little son visited carly July, is convalescing good Drop today. and Mrs. Carrie Sellers. Stand- ready undcl'\vay Sunday, In order of the Judge 01 the Joyce Burgan wcclc In well on Bulloch county would renew By Mr. and Mrs. Jacl{ have son dUl'l.ng the hospital Japan and Is Miss Carrie Cur- lhe Institution. Now Ansley Court. 19�0. BEER SuperlOl' 26, Ing are Mrs. Rosa Lassiter, the to his subscrlpUon to one or both AOgust I'etul'llcd frOI11 a visit with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. ERrl Ginn and I'oad recovery. Mathews. Math- under constl'uction when he renews J. El. MERCURY USED CAR rlngton, and Mrs. W. H. (Mrs. I'etul'ned county papers his McCROAN, Mrs. OscRr Gal'cla in Sun Antonio, Mrs. Cleve Newton have MI's. Edna Brannen spent sev­ the sun's is un Annex to the ews Is shading her eyes against glare.) visited to in Savannah after cral last week in Statesboro I membership. Receiver for the property 01 Texas. Whilc thcre, lhey their homes days which will cost thc home over $30,000. Tho long-range plnn and J. H. A leature available to Farm Mrs. at Inflrl118l'Y, the Cascade Caverns in Boornc, a visit with Mr. Mrs. ns the guest of Mrs, Lee Ander­ W. S. Preetorlus. fa,ce of Ule Bureau members In to lnlcoat in driving alone. Mrs. John \\Tillie Burns, of Sa­ Mrs. J. J. Aldcl'man. MI', and ]\1.1·S. Harold Barnes vannah, is spending some time Miss Ellcn Parrish left Monday and daughters, Linda and Shirley, LISS GAS with her mother, Mrs. J. C. for Folkston, wherc she will leach of Sa vannn.h, were the weel< end while Mr. Burns, who is a during the 1950-51 guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Carnes, :;;'i::;�°':vi�hnloe:c/A������:i:O���i:. 'Fo�,!:� member of the National Guard, is Mrs. C. B. Free Jr. and thl'ee Bames. in its field offers you this money-savin, feature. at Camp Stewart. childl'en, of Bambcrg, S. C., spent On Monday nftcrnoon the Au­ W. this LlS5 WIAR sevcral days hel'e with hcr father, guest business meeting of the Mrs. F. Hughes spent of North H. M. Robertson. W. S. C. S. of the Methodist week in the mountains Ford Automatic Overdrive cut8 engine reuolutWM whe" Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Moore, of Chul'ch l11et at the church. The Carolina. 30%. Your ""I/in" loa/,s along at 35 m.p.h. and Paul B. your Ford is dowg 50! That means less wear on your' Orlando, Fla., Mrs. president, Mrs. Brooks Laniel', Miss Doris Parrish left this ••. even smoother of were week e1lfine comfort for you. Lewis, Statesboro, conducted the meeting. week for Cartersville to continue end guests of Mrs. M.G. Moore. there. Miss Bobbie Jean Ward, who is her wOl'l< in the school MORI 'UXIIILITY Mrs. W. D. Lce has returned

from a visit with relatives in _ Ford Automatic Overdrive of/ers the =- operation an auto-­ Cleveland. N. C., and Atlanta. greater flexible of malic fourth gear, For extra passin, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Harrison power, just press down on the gas and baby, of Athens, were recent pedal. guests at lhe home of Rev. E. L. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison. Enl'l Hardman, of Lal

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01 honor wus The Editorial Where, OJI Where The bl·lde'. maid THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1980 Page Mlsa Mary Martha Smith, and the A Good Men Him man ,I n III e s Backing Up Is groom's best wn� Soil Conservation 7 :OO-Fulton Lewll, Jr. Child? or AUanto, 1 ho ushel'­ 7 :30-Oabrl.1 Heatter. My McOlnley . Alex groomsmen wore Willlnms, Program Summary 8:6�1II Henry. By VIRGINIA It's the brido, and Warren A :OO-Frank IlldwardAJ. Newa. It ��Go To The RUSSELL Woman's World brother ot, News 10 Dogs" "KNOW WHERE Turner Jr. of AUanto. 11 :OO-New. anel Vlewa. Harrl. Letting your chlldrcn WWNS are ulways. Mr. and MI'.. George Williams, IOn Wood. HAVE YOU looked at your gar­ Some }IA D tops on their garbage cans Only the really wandel' unlOVed MRS. JOHN COLLINS of the bride, enlOJ'lnlncd nt By J. R. KELLY at 10 around unaccounted parents Every Saturday ",omlnl' .. but the are not on them now. to'" Miss Ruth at the can recently? tops is one of the ·Becomes Bride Of HONORED ON BIRTHDAY a wedding breakfast Doug- a.m.-Klddles' Party trom 010 a bage "Ten Seligman 'I'he Bulloch the 1490 On Your Comma�d_ Mro. Brannen entertained Club following the wed- County Bank, Djal Did it look o.k. to A talk wiLh one of the drivers of OUI' mente of Pal'ents" Floyd last Oolf Theatre. you'! as given b Sea Island Bank, Statesboro Truck Helen her mother, 01' had not S. Neal In the Friday night honoring ding. and 'I'ractor Bulloch and Mutual StatIon Do remember if it had trash and truck is reveal­ August Nathan Kadis in Frank Co., Tractor DIY Night IUNDAY8- you city's garbage of The ISSll� Sunday Ceremony Mrs. John Collin., ot Register, on Mr. and Mrs. WillIams, Country Co., L. E. Tyson, E. A. Smith Monday Through FrIday Gentleman. ------on it? of a At •• attended his nlcce's Juvenlle at a lid ing. The job these people is not good Itrat At noon on her elghty-tlrot birthday, August of Statesboro, ¥utual iJl'lng. Jury glance one might Ullnk high Sunday. August Gmln Co., Producer's CO-Opera- 6:00-llunrlse Jambol'ee. om 2�. Seven ohlldren were the Mr. and Ml's. at 4:00; it set that and cats can't aile at best. But Lhe In terms of 27, Miss Ruth supper wedding. George 3:30; Hopalong Caaaidy Ts up dogs present cal'elessness small children. Seligman, daughter SHOWER TEA HONORS uve Assoolatlon, Brndley " Cone, 7:00-Latest News. Ho:' Williams are tormer resldenta of The Shndow at 5:00; True Detec. over ever, 0. few of Mr. and MI'a. Louis Seligman, guests. it over and scatter its cant nts of home owners and renters do monlhs ago the and A. B. McDougald have gladly 7:05-Rlse and Shine. Weather. pull nothing New MISS CAROLYN BOHLER The table was centered with the tlve at at 1:00. . of became Statesboro. 5:30; Roy Roger. YOI'){ Times magaZine Statesboro, the bride of mnde It for 503 Bulloch 8 Meditations. sidewalk 01' street '! carried po,sl�le :OO-Mornlng Church services are on at 11:80 the to make it better. Mr. Nathan son of Mr. The home of Mrs. Bran­ lovely birthday cake. Respectlng yard, article In Which the Kadls, H. Floyd rurmera to receive 8 :4lS-Mrs. Erncst Brannen, writer county monthly and. :00 m. of the back streets belIe�� M. I{adls nen was the scene arter­ the wishes of their mother. who a. m, 8 p. A drive along many And the matter of ed that and the late MI·s. Freda Tuesday fo,' 12 months "The Soli Conserva- 9:00-Robert cleanliness should teenager's parents with her Hurlelgh-News. For stories of and ael. should Hurwitz of N. noon of a mtscellaneoua prefers simple meals, mystery in our will reveal that know whel'e the KadlB, Goldsboro, lovely tlun News." 9:15-Thcatre Guide -Tenne.- and alleys city be in the of teenagel' Is. n venture each (rom 8 to 10 uppermost question garbage The ut the suvannan Beach home showel'-tija Mt88 chUdren sharing Lhe occasion, PERSONALS evening author felt that C., complimenting aee Jamboree, our citizens be Mr. and Mrs the 'l'hls paper Is sponsored Mutual over W. W. N. B. many o( may .. a teenager of whose family supper was served monthly listen to There's matter of wants the bride's Carolyn Bohler, marriage .... disposal.. pride. : his parents to set parents. Officiating 1------9:65 News but I'ules fOl' Mrs. P. E. Collins of by tho State Association of Soli Roundup. 8:00 to 9:30- in their homes and kitchens, him were Rabbi A. I. and to Ohnrles Millican, of Lindale, has Brannen, Sunday mornIng, Spotless But to some it is n ither of these. It's because It gives him a Rosenberg Ca.l'los 10:00-Swap Shop. great_ been announced. Hostesses were Mrs.' Slater Tootle, Fos· Mr. and Ml's, Bl'unson Religious Music. cans look like MI'. and Mrs. er sense of Oantor S. Rittenberg of the B. B. Register, their garbage security. He attended at 11:4lS-Llghtcrust Doughboys. just a mater of getting it out of the k iteh­ knows Mrs. -Allen Mrs, mille tel' COllins, Mrs, Carlton Klck- and son, Ed, ;��He�����/�s D�!�:t :�p���!���� what Is expected of Synagogue. Lanier, 12:00-0n the Farm Front. him, What he and Mrs. Tattnall Camp �CI'vicesl"'ollnd ast about soil conservation in each at Messy's. The doublc was Rimes, Mrs. Floyd Brannen, Mrs, lighter Jilnmy Atwood, County on and he' rse, should do and what ring ceremony the Soli Districts 12:15-Lanny Ross Show. oil he shouldn.t who lives with her were Conservation citizens are using large do. performed beroee a of Alton Brannen and Mrs, Arthur mother, Sunday. Many background the state. 12:30-Late News. SMALL LOANS And to some it seems a of Brannen. Brunson visited in Glonn- throughout just matter The standards of white gladioli and Red 1'08eS and zinnias present. Curios drums ... without genm'al 12:4lS-Eddle Arnold, tops. opinion Is that the Repayment The was were used in the decorattons, ville Saturday. Weel.aLrraa,d�,el.. stays ager and his gang this guests. Assisting week end at Myrtle BeaCh, S. C. Camp Stewal't. of consultants vocational column ------�------I_:"������������ representing Va, The matron of honor was Mrs, Mrs. James T. NeSmith with Bulloch men who wants to send a taining and serving were Mr. and Mrs. to keep up county verbal bOuquet. • Bennett of Waycross, announce the en· teachers, extension agents, resource-usc It Is also our Benjamin Jacl{ NOl'1'is, Misses Jnckie Wa. at Statesboro have then shoved off, belief that If OUI' registered, chang­ sister of the bride. Her dress was June Linda ot their daughter, Uu­ educators, supervisal's, superintendents, homes wel'e attl'actlve to the chil­ tel's, Kennedy, Bean, gagement their residence, moving to a new ad­ dren of turquoise velveteen with which Jane Richardson, Miss Cecil Ken. dine, La James Alex Perkins of ing and the young people and other leaders in agriculture and edu­ they she wore a of roses. to corsage pinl< and Mrs.. Penton Rimes. the take with never a of notifying would have lIttle desire to ncdy Statesboro, wedding dress, thought go to in cation. the The bride, who was givcn Pennie Rimes passed the nakpins. in the near future, their draft board. undesirable places and do the pl�ce marriage by her mother and fa­ • undesirable things. attractive Thirty-fIve guests called be­ 'fhe future of our By wore a colored cos. WILLIAM8-STRETCH board warns men 26 to economy depends ther, pigeon This week the we simply mean a tween 5 :30 and 6 o'clock. comfortable featur­ 26.-The wilh hamburgers OUI' farmers-and theil' wise use of tume suit of slipper satin, DOPGLAS, Ga., Aug. 28 of that must keep their upon place to play games, read, years age they bUild, ing a matching lace bodice over MISS BOHLER IS HONOR marriage of ·Mlss Madeleine Dyer soil and water resources. 01' do the hundred other their things wore Charles Clarence draft boards informed of addresses, mauve pink. She a matching GUEST AT "COKE" PARTY Williams and young folks like to do. The lack hat and The' bride Stretch was solemnized even are too old for the This new book sets out in an interest­ pink. gloves. Saturday though they pres­ of money is no excuse, for On Saturday afternoon Miss �hail· every canled a white Bible topped with at noon at St. Paul's Church with mit draft. and crystal-clear the fundamen­ pal'ents knows that from birth Carolyn Bohler, bride-elect, was . , on hand ing style Uneasy O. M. a white orchid and showercd with Father Thomas P. Coke McGrady, DAY, have the honored at a Coca-Cola at LABOR Simple are the party tals of OUI' conservation things ones of the in the of This to those who great program. ED.'S NOTE-This week we item over lilies valley. T., oftlciating, presence applies only regis­ esting again, I hunt for del' the desl" to be res­ that give the most the home of Miss Elaine West with waiting pJeasUI·e. When wore a families a few present a JeUel' we received The mother of the bride the Immediate and tered undel' the Selective Service The book comes to us from our friend myoId copy. cued; I could see the the the child to he Miss Jackie Waters as co·hoste8s. present fire, begins play prefers with seed close friends, [I'om our friend, Ed Martin. grey crepe trimmed Recently, I lem'ned an aunt of streets all littered, the mobs at an empty powder can, an old Late summer flowers were used in and the age limit and neighbor, Mrs. Turner E. Smith­ pot her was Act, passed 26-year Those who know Ed will I'C­ pearls, and corsage pink The bride, given In marriage by mine missed out on an intel'estIng work fighting the fire. and spoon, clothes pins, and the decorating, without called to service. Since the known to us here in Bulloch county as member thnl he is a gl'eat carnations. Little Miss PhylliS her father, wore a wedding dress picnic foods and being news in the Herald. I like, to can of slo1'Y So, The article by Jack Tarver expensive toys that nice of the Miss Bohler received a piece toUter. Ed has hod mony ex­ Matz, of Statesboro, of white Swiss organdy featuring act went into effect in it could not "Miss Leila Bunce." It is published loolskirt. She Men who were bam before August 30, Company, many things. LOl.lisanna it went. pleasu"e than a length yours, YOtll' friends idea thirty dollar tri­ of the is now in Charleslon qf )'igld Mount, N. C., nephew bride, Misses Tiliman and Jan wore a double strand of pearls, Ule doing A cycle. At the same by Shirley and were under the We commend it to every citizen of Bul­ fOl'mer Statesboro once economy was a dead Scotchman, time, the ham­ 1922, registered only at the Chal'leston lady was ring bearer. of the and her short guard duty mel' and nails gift groom, wanted to see of the Her­ My idea of was the develop initiative, with Gay. wartime dl'Rft not under the 1948 loch to futul'() citizen of one my copy regid economy The entered his fa­ Illusion veil was attached to a act, county, every Navy Yal'd. Hc is of while groom ald because kind the tricycle provides muscle were Misses hel' paper didn't tell you produced with $27 and Ml'. H. M. and his sis­ Othel' guests Patty She carried arc no to let their Statesboro's greatest ambas­ thel', Iskirts tures of the good life OIl the farm suddenly dropped betroth­ A Statesboro Industry much al JIM COLEMAN ._ ... .Adv. Director cut into a point just above his better, but we can imagine April 20, �876. Their marriage Since 1922 where there is soli conservation. united two ! this sea,on ankle. He Jmew how deep the how it must feel to stand lip. We leading pioneer families : ,: decrees for G. C. COLEMAN, Jr.....A.uo. Ed. fashion It contains on the land and arle,'y was and, considering the are blessed in so many ways here. of Montgomery county. chapters Rates of Subscription of a rather In a matter of minutes edge a lamp globo, it would PHYLLIS .•. Distributor the people, chapters on what the soil is, A reader handed us this because he MATZ, daughter of 1 Year !Thayer Monumentl LANNIE F. SIMMONS dull it COUldn't be have boen forever and ever $2.50 objcct, figured too Mrs. Ida Matzl was fJower in on soil and water and liked it and wants to on: girl 6 it _ problems, saving pass sel'ious. But it tool< only a second Jate. Mrs. Lewis says I haven't re­ Aunt Ruth's Months $1.75 wedding. She care­ DENRY�S farm lands. "Let's Star for him to realize that an covered from that Entered a. second-class matter Company TATTNALL MOTORS PARKER MOTOR CO. enriching hope. the Spangled Banner artery ninety-mile fully dropped the petals along the I I EDWARDS MOTOR CO. BOWEN MIJ rOR CO. was severed. At U,e first sight of flight fl'Om the to the aisle. After January 31, 1946, at the post 45 W Main St. Phone 439 The book is designed for reading. will never be illuminated by the Red hosplt.al the wedding her moth­ Ga. Ga. Glennville, aa. Sylvania, aa. blood Charlotte to sob. Cur- Lane residence on ottlce at under HENRY'S First Claxton, Metter, began North Main er, Ida Matz, said to her Statesboro, Oa., I STATESBORO, GA. Shop It was written Paul W. daughter, I by Chapman, glare."-Pathfinder. tis is of fot' stl'eet. A Act ot March 3rd, 1887. i i rockets', equnlly proud Billy regulm' laboratory was "Why wc,'� you so stingy In drop- AUCUS1' 31, BULLOCH COUNTY CIRCUIT THE BULLOCH HJ1JRALD, THURSDAY, .1950 Sunday, Septem­ S.T.I. Offers Stud Services next Y UNION BAG ·SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS CIlURCH NEWS bel' 3, at the Register Methodist Church lit JI :30 u. m. and 8 :00 with us. p, In, Com and worship In Gas Fuel Field

1l' .•1. .JORDAN, Continued from Page 1. Pnstor, Recent high school graduates CHURCH FIRST METHODIST and other young men who arc try­ SINGING CONVENTION Ing to decide which to en­ Suuduy School nl 10:15 0, m. college The Bulloch C 0 u II t Y Singing ter will this tall and what atudles to Hev .. John Lough preach Ott meet at Middle­ Convention will pursue will do well to Investigate "I B lleve In Love" at 11 :30 B. m. 11 .o'clock thla g"ound School at the course in Gas Fuel Technology associate nn Dln­ Rev.. J. D. orbltt, pas­ Sunday for nil-day sing. at Southern Technical Institute ncr will be served at noon, Delmas tor, will conduct the Children'u Cham blee, Ga., according to C. P: 18 convcnllon president; Olliff of the Central Gas Church ror children rrom six Rushing Georgia vice and Our! Bishop, president: Company. This l8-month course, through eleven years of age at The Henrv Fodresses in fine by JIIA In a clean, everyday checking compression, adjusting FROST BRAND: properly disin­ cottons blessed with the lasting charms of Cin­ carburetor, setting ignition timing FRYERS fected pen. . -Increase Nc. 2 Cans 60c FREE! her tn two derella's "Magtc Touch." tIre life by cross-switch BEftS 6 BrIng CUT GE'" ONE CAN COCKTAIL cw three days GATE CREAM sleeves; ing all tires, including spare RED before she ili due a. elAie Shirtwaist-new leg-o-mutton Pan _lb. to farrow so she cuffs. Sizes -Improve ride by Buick's oWP Ready S3c plaId touches on white vestee and No.2 4 �:n: "W be quiet and 6 c'ans _ a "lubrication CORN comfortable. 3 to 6% and 7 to 12. LUBRICARE, special ��!} 84c PAPER 7�GET GET maintenance. STANDARD . ONE Two, plan to plus" CAN • b. Classic laced middy Made .• be wlth the sow Middy-FJ'ont-and-back ' Fresh Sold of 80 FREE! Fresh when she far­ with pique button-In-dlekey. Separ':.e 5 Pkgl. SOc striped NAPKINS ONE CAN rows. Pick GEl' up pleat skirt. Sizes 4 to 6'h and 7 to 10. DROMEDARY DATE NUT each pig as It I 1 PIBBI comes and wipe the mucus from with , c. Classic Cardigan-Plaid-piped cardigan acound its nostrUs and mouth. U It 56-oz. Cans 95c FREE. GROUND Ia new blouse-belted back over separate PKG. BEEF necesSary, spank the pig to start with BREAD GET ONE It DOll't 7 to 12, SEASONING breathing. let pigs chili. pleated plaid skirt. Sizes 4 to 6 Ii, and THE PERFECT I 15 24-0z. Pkgs.Z5c FREE. We will be closed all day Monday, September 4, OK SALT GET ONE CAN lb. 53c ._, 6 FREE! and all Wednesday, September 6 16-0z. can.SOc ••• D Have guard rails in place keep bed­ open day DOGVETBALAFNCOOED ding dry. Five, have guard rails in place. As each pig comes, put it in n basket or crale. It Is best not to let any pJg !9llck unt.il farrowing Is completed. Then let t.he pigs nurse every :I or 3 hours. l{eep bedding dry. Finally, keep the pigs clean nnd dry and don't let them ohill. Where electrlclt.y is available, it is easy to spank the pig to start it make n. pig brooder. You need only n " bruthing. light bulb, a bell-shaped reflector, Three, at birth each pig has 8· and n box. Be sure to destroy the SEE YOUR NEAREST BUICK DEALER needle .. Uke teeth. They are useless, runts, THE BULLOCH THURSDAY, AUGUST 31,1950 ...... I .... "' ... HERALD, lllIlllIllIlojj...III;III.IIIIIIIIII II.II""'"III"""" .. " .. , .... , .. ''''''''."....''''''."...''''''''.IIIU'�''''.. THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 19liO Mr. an!! Mra. Albert Braawell Mr. Laniel' Is the son ot M,·s. O. Babytantes announce the birth ot a daughter, M. Laniel', ot stntesboro. Brooklet announce the engage· Nantuckett laland. • Bonnie Ann, Auguat 22 at the Bul­ ment ot their daughter, Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Billy Kennedy, ot L. M. of -­ - loch Mr. and Mr.. Cox, • Dean, to Linwood Q. Bowman ot County Hoapltal. Betore her Just What ••• -: Columbus, spont the week. end - the returned Doctor Ordered SOCI ETY Wontan's World Jackson, Mise., recently Slatesboro. The will take A Mra. Braawell waa Mias wedding here with It's Mr. marriage Mrs. Dan Blitch Jr. and and MI'I. R.ly Aklne an­ n western visited her Dorothy Hoetel, ot St. Loula, Mo. from trip, place In the ncal' fulure. Mrs. E. H. nounce the birth at a Kennedy. daul'Mer, Is 111",,, .. ,",,",,,,,,,",,,""11'''11'111'''''"'''''''"'''''",,,,,",,,,,,,,,,,111'"'"""1'"111'"1"1'""1111"111"""''''"'"11111 Mr. and mother, Ml's. J. H. Metta, who Rebecca Jane, 20 at the Mrs. George Lanier, ot Miss Bertha Freeman I••pend­ Auguat Mr. and Mrs. the Bulloch County =CAPSVLE TALMADGE RAMSEV SLl'UliSS ton Grady Altaway, Bulloch at MRS fOl' was County .: Sharon, Pa., announce tne birth of a patient ADVERTISING about days, Ing several daYI In Blrmlnl'ham, Hoapltal and Bill ENTERTAINS BRIDGE GUilD tho Nancy, Jo, "pent Sunday wllh her Wed Miss Annie Laurie Moore Is To Mr. and a honoree at two tnrormat par­ Ala., alateI'. Mr•. C. W. Mr. Wed Mra. Leon Beuley, ot IOn, Jamea Robert, Augult 23. Hospital. at St. Simons and Sea Island. Miss Joann Peterson, Floyd lies. and Metter, announce On Wednesday morning Mrs, Porker, family. the birth ot a Miss Jackie Murray ot Augusla son, Lae Ramsay entertained her Jo Attaway, Jean MarMn, and Lester Edontleld Sr. and Mra. James Daniel, Auguat 2G at the Talmadge ten here Jo 23 Mr. Jr. and June Strauss were hosteeses at spent days vlsiling In Church August Weyman Gunterl Sunday bridge club. Roses etnntus and Mrs. Lovely Ceremony �ulloch County Hoapltal. CLASSIFIED DlRECTORY Atlaway and Jane Strauss. Leater Edentleld Jr. and the fh'st a nnd were used In the decorations. As­ party, spagheltl sup. brooch set Chnmctcrlzed by beauty berthaa ot at In­ Mr. and Mra. ... salin WOI'C nn nntlque gold orgnndy caught Judlon Lanier an. Is MrR. Devane Watson and her Mrs. Gordon Hale ot at 'VeRrlng n dress of brldnl What the Catholic Church 4-8 Show sorted aandwlchea: clam per, In the basement of lhe Atta� Savannah, n or wns the of Miss tervals of tatteta. nounce the sauce, with with whl h was girL dlgnlly wedding with rosebuds birth ot a Poultry Bette return- unci a antique brooch sot pearls daul'hter, cookies, and Coca­ wny home. The tlrat took a In niece, Womack, have tended lhe funeral of Perry Eden­ gold Annie Lauric Moore, daughter of The of honor wore AUTO SERVIOES potato chips, dip .Jonnn Petel'- her gI'Cl:ll�gl'ent-great-gr'nndfnlhel' matron pale Rhonda, Augult 23 at the BUllOch FLORISTS Miss Helen' were served. tho Allaway pool and atter sup­ ed trom a vlsll to Mrs. Watson's C1eld at I:!walnaboro. The deceued pem-ls, a M,·. lind Mrs. K. nnd Colua his bt'lde while he was sol­ Philip Moore, yellow and cart-led yellow gladioli County Hoapltal. Mra. Lanier wu of Mr. lind Mrs. to And What She Teaches per In the 80n, daughter War. James Gunter 80n of tied betore her Call At Sears' A coin purse wns won enjoyed square dancing brothr, Dany Gay. and tamIll', was a brother ot Lester Edenfield became dier' In uie RevolutionAry Weymnn Jr., with green ribbons. marrlal'e MI.. Hilda plostlc of - John C. Peterson, Alley, milled on - Auto Today playroom. .•Tames W, Gunter Sr of at. were A .tatement 01 Dootrlne. requelt. 8alety Waite,' Aldrcd ror The bride's pen 1'1 necklace Mrs .• The bridesmaids attired In Gro... Cathollo Plmphlet by Mrs. high; while they wore vacallonlng at Sr. the brlde oC Waldo Emerson Floyd lovely JONES THE .'LORIST Island. nile The Bulloch county 4-H Cillb MI'S, Cone received fi small Those W 0 I' 0 Mlsaes wus a of the groom. Slrnons green and their flowers were Mr. and Mrs. Bunny present Jr. ot Statesboro, son of 01'. And gift Ralph L. AddrH.. 2... Peaohtree N. E., AUlntl, Georgll. "Bear" For Flowers For All Occaalone D. Spence Road, Safety Headquarters poullry show will be held today, and Ml's. Jackie Jo Nan, The bride's mother wore pink 01'. Grndy Fengan, pastor, yellow lied with yellow anncirnce the vase for low, Grady At­ Murray. Altaway. Mrs. W. E. at the Ailey gladioli birth ot a 1'------' You Can See Floyd, daul'Mer, Be Sure Faat )Iember August 31, at lhe local Sears, coasters ror .. a orchid. The officiated at the impressive rites robbons. All wore ot Telecraph Delivery laway WIl8 given cut. cy Attaway, Jean Martin. Marga Church Wednesday nr­ chiffon nnd green datnty sprays Glenda Fay, Augult 28 at the Methodist I Enough, Steer Sure Enough, Stop Service Roebuck and Company etore on ret Ann Jon John­ mother wore chnrtreuso which were performed Sunday «t­ yellow nowers In their hair. Bulloch Other were MI·s. James Dekle, Mary tcrnoon, 23, nt 6 o'clock. groom's County Hospital. Betore IIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 113 N. Phone 272 players August nt 5 o'clock In the Lee Quick Enough College West Main street. The show will stan, and Jane Strauss, Glenn chiffon and a pinl( orchid. ternoon The radiant brlde entered with her Mra. Bland. Mrs. Bernard The bridal party was allhcuutted marriage Spence wu at 2:30 with H. W. McDougald, and street Ohurch, her lather whom she was MI.s AIl·Over begin p. m., Mrs. Mrs. J. C. Jennings, Frank Williams. Joe 1'1'0 brldnl party wedding Bupttet given Ida Mae - paint job, ,36 Elllis, a bac1tgl'ound of palms, by Skinner, ot Stat.. Special: Henry Hines, against and Mrs. In , HARDWARE Bennett, extension poultryman, do­ ,Johnston, Elvans, J 0 h n surl'oundcd wore entel'talned Imllledi· Cal'l Simons, organist, marriage. She was lovely in her bora. A L IJ.M I NUN' Mrs. Claud Howard, MI·s. H. D. Llirry ferns and smilax by guosts ALL·CAR GARAGE the the at the Burnelt! solOist, of sntln de· Ing judging. Mrs. Paul Lightfoot, Jimmy Bland, Bobby of while ntely nftcl' ceremony Onrcy presented wedding gown Ivory Mr. and Mrs. A Line of Hardware mvcrctt, Fl'unltlin, Ml's. lovely arrangements glad- Goorl'e R. Kelly Comple Clubsters entering 12 pullets and Allen Saok. nn of - Donaldson, of Lho bride's rents. The program with a fitted and Main Phone 247 - Olin nnd M,·s. Bob white asters, of home pO appl'oprlate nuptial signed bodice, announce the 63 Elaat Electrical Stubbs, Pound. 1011 and MYl'lnds birth at a daul'hter, Appliances each In the show are Boots Beas­ met a t the dOOl' music. Mrs. Burnett's selections in­ an neckline filled - The second was a weiner were Intel'· guests \\�el'e by otf·the·shoulder AWNINGS Auto Accessories Toys party white burning lapel'S Emmaline, August 27, at the Bul. Sarah Bran­ INFORMAL PARTIES Mrs. H. C. cluded "0 Perfect and In with a a ,;tillaire ley, Taylor, Beverly !'onst nt Lehman Franklin's the altaI' dec­ MI·s. Hugh Peterson. Love," nylon yoke edged with loch :=;7.! FARMERS HARDWARE pond. spcrsed throughout County Hoapltal. Mrs. Kelly -AUTO SERVIOE- _ nen, Virginia Smith, Mary Hattie FOR MISS MURRAY McDermid and Mrs. Ezeldel Rob· "Because." crushed tUlle fichu caught at In· I'allons. Is the tanner MI.. Auto 8 W. Main Emma Thomp. Palntlng-Weldlnll (fonnerly Barnes Newton. Billy Tyson, James New· Jacklc MUI'my of Augustn, who ALLEN-BOWMAN of Atlanta In80n, counslns of the bl'lde, kept The couple exchanged their vows tervals with salin rosebuds. The 01'. Wallace Alslon 80n. -Body and li'ender Work­ Funeral Home) Carroll a of na� some, 'Raybon Cannon, visited both Jo Atlaway find Jnne 1.1". and M.... Allen of Jines in the the bride's 0001(. before lovely bachgl'ound full skh·t teatu"ed a deep tulle ruf· for All Cars Phone 511 Ga. Rogel' rend the mal'riage Glass Replacement Statesboro, Carl Mallard, and Wyman Hen­ of Scrvlng ot the reception wel'e live gl'eenr'y, myriads of white fie that extended In the back to Bob Pound, Mr. and Mra. Charlie presence of a large assemblage -Complete Tune·Up drix. the following Agnes Scott friends tape,'s and bnskets of white glad· fO"m a court trnln. Her fingertip Joe Matthews, Mrs. C. B. Mathews -Wrecks Rebullt- MATTRESSES society. �Y�HOM0 Following the the 12 pul· white salin ribbons sho'!', of of the bride: Misses Leln Walker, loll. Bows of veil ot sheerest illusion fell from and Mrs. Joe McDonald ot States. Wroolulr Service James McNatt Vidalia, pi­ RENOVATED lets will be sold to the bid· and marked the a boro. highest and Hal Waters, soloist, of Bedford Vr.; Phylls Narmol'e. At· gladioli sp"ays Uara of seed pearls and orange anist, TAYLOR'S GARAGE del' and lhe money put back Into lhe lallla; Mary Ailce McDonald, Co· reserved pews. blossoms. wedding - MA'ITRESSES RENOVATED Farm LORns Statesboro, presented 47 West Main Phone 532 the fund to chicks for tcn � buy and Usher were Bob She n of music, used were Greig's lumbus; Jane Oliver, Vidalia; groomsmen carried bouquet purple· Mattresses Made Songs � High·Grade other clubsters next year. Seal's, Charlie Joe Mathews of "I' Love Thee" and "0 Perfecl Jean Tollison, Vidalia. Pound, throated orchids, and valley lilies Mattress II you need money-QUICKLY-on short or long term Expert Renovatlnll Roebuck and Company put up the For You," Othcr friends of the bdde as· Statesboro, cousins of the groom: showered with salin ribbons. Her Attention! Dodlle-Plymouth FUl'Diture ball. at a low rate of Interest to purchase a farm, refinance Love" and "All Re·Upholstered first tor the chain and have of SU.,. & Service money was his son's In serving were Misses Jqmes Evans GaineSVille, Fla., only ornament was a strand of -Rug Cleaninll- your present loan, build a new home, Dr for any other pur­ 01'. Waldo Floyd slsllng ROOFING AND also turnlshed L. of J. H. DYE prize money a.nd wcre Pete Alln Kitchens, Ailey; Ala McBride, nnd Menlll Cowart, uncle pearls, a trom the groom. DODGE TRUCKS -Automatic Launllry- IT WILL PAY YOU to .. contact: best mnn. Groomsmen gltt ribbons for the show. poae, You can't go wrong dollors in the Ann planting Emmitt of D. C., Alston; Rnd Wal1(er, Mt. the bride. Mrs, Moore chose for her daugh. F.U.A. & 100% Complete Repair TIIACKSTON-MELTON Washington, County winners will compete In Le� Vernon. William A. Way of St. Simons ter's an atternoon dress Service Malcolm Peterson of wedding BEDDING COMPANY - Soperton, SHEET METAL WORKS a state show In October, bank season of the How do Island served ns the best ot volle worn III any year. they of silver blue \1 � and Sam Tillman were: groom's Imported N. Zetterower Ave. Ph. 3GB·R vaughn Akins Among otlt·of·towl1 guests G.I. LANNIE 11'. SIMMONS man, with Her LOANS Statesboro, Ushers wcre Jim Nell MI'. and Mrs, Lee and navy accessories. flowers • Ea.t Vine Street Fittshugh Can 20 29 N. Main St. - Mrs. LesUe Poole Sister of were grow if you just cultivate the saving habit Peterson of Soperton and Bobby 01'. and MI's. Bal(cl' Lee, Enter­ Jr., rubrum lilies. NOW AVAILABLE FOR MEAT OURING the bride, was matron of honor, The mother was attired Phone 488·L-Rel. Phone 853·M Joe Anderson of Statesboro, prise, Ala.; Mrs. Vel'die Hilliord, groom's HOME and bridesmaids were Miss La� in 'a afternoon model PURCHASE MEAT' CURING and what a harvest Miss Sue Petel'son, only sister Slatesboro; 01'. and Mrs. Phyl grey Unen BUILDING SUPPLIES satisfying you AWNINGS . of sister of CUSTOM-MADE "VENTAIRE" - : Verne Moore Atlanta, with which she used black acces· ' of the bride was maid of honor. NOI'l11ol'e, Miss Nina Lou Narmore, Write or Phone ICE COAL Persona Is net and the nnd Miss Gunter, sories and a of lavender Cold can when need itl She was in bride, Betty cOI'sage ... BLOCKS Storage W. M. Loan reap you gowned pink Bennet Normore, Atlanta. No Rot ... No No Rust CONCRETE NEWTON, AKent Sag Sea Foodl lace. Her flowers were roses, sister of the groom, flowers, Wholesale Sea Island Bank pink MI'. and Mrs. Reese Couch, 'Win­ Ooncrete Delivered Building, Statelboro, Georgia . Theil' were on the the Sun Rain Proof, Sleet Proof, Wind Reody-Mlxed CITY IOE :: ond white gowns designed Following ceremony Cherokee Proof, OOMPANY pink asters, stephan­ der; MI'. and Mrs. William C. To Your Job OR SEE identical Hnes. were of or­ bl'ide's han red the Realty 103 E. St. Phone 35 Miss Vivian Waters left Sunday WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT were in They flowers used ' otis. Similar parents couple the best Grady I. Smith, Carrollton; Mr. and Mrs. Proof, Snow Proof, Storm Proof, Fire Proof Not for as good. but for �._ o\'er laffeta fashioned with at a in the EdUcational morning for Atlanta, where she B. • her bandeau. gandy reception H. RAMSEY. Local W. M. McLaurlne, Charlotte, N. CorrHpondent filled bodices and ultra·full skirts. Building of the Lee Slreet church. F.H.A. APPROVED - FREE ESTIMATES CONCRETE PRODUCTS I PRINTING will catch a plane for Chicago af· The bridesmaids, dressed like C.; Mrs. Duke Baldridge, Winston· Company Sea Illand Bank Buldlng, Stateaboro, Georgia THE BULLOCH COUNTY BANK visit with her Thc bodice featured off·the·shoul· The bride attended the Valdosta COMPANY tel' a grandmother, the maid of honor, were Misscs N. Mrs. San· 218 Volunteer SHEET METAL WORK-ROOFING Salem, C.; Hogarth del' outlined with ruffled Iidg. Mrs. John Paul Jones. Miss Wa· neckllne� Slate was S. Zelterower Ave. Phone 529 Commercial Member Federal Insurance Virginia Lee Floyd, only siste" of deford, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Ce­ College and graduated Deposit CorporatiO'n is a stewardess for American ------from Teachers Atlanta, Georgia GUTTER AND DRAm PIPE ters the Brcwton, of cil and Mr. and Mrs, Ed Georgia College Social Professional groom; Carolyn Poe, Mr. and MI·s. Charles Cone, Mrs. AirLines. with In LAmir n08 -ROOFING­ Vidalia, cousin of the bride; and Mr. £lnd Mrs. a B. S. deg"ee Secondary Booklets Grcen, Fairburn; Hem'), S. Blitch. Mr. Walter AI· Programs Miss Ann Strozier returned Sat· Jean of Mount Veronon, Education. The past year she Complete Line of Walker, Charles Wall{cl', Mnrshallville; :Mr. dred, Mrs. J. P. Foy, all of States· to her home In Savannah of a member of the Tifton Senior Materials GROSS PRINTING 00. urday and Martha Jane Thompson, and 'Mrs. James P. Collins, Miss boro. Bulldlllll • a visit to her School Fulnla - Wlndow. Door. after Wesleyan Ailey; Ml's. Emmett Williams, of Lynn Collins, Statesboro; Dr. anel High faculty. E. Vine Street Phone 574 MI'. Harvey Minchew, Miss Cor­ 5·V Alwnlnum & Galvanized roommate. Miss Barbara Ann and ins, of Mr. J'ecelved his B.wasfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Vidalia, Margaret Hopk MI's. T. A. Peterson, Savannah; Gunter S, aline Monroe, Waycross; Mr, and Rooflnll . Brannen. BI1.1nSwick. MI'. and M1'5. Jim So· degree from Georgia Teachers RADIO SERVIOE Peterson, Mrs. Fl'ank Simmons, Register; �I. E. ALDCRMAN ROOFING Miss Marllu Brannen, of Atlan· Given in her fa� MI'. and M_r·s. Broctus College and Is now in bUsiness In marriage by perton; Mr. and Mrs. Rll:tph Sandeford, OOMPANY ta, is spending several days with wore a of Statesboro. Radio Service­ * the bride Dr. and Mrs. D. -Expert Repair ther, gown Brewton, Vidalia; Midville; 01'. and Mrs. J. L. Nev· 28 West Main Phone 141 Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Brannen. white made with a fiUed C. Dr. and satin, Colson, Glcnnwood; ils, Metter; Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Among out-of�lown guests pres­ RCA-Victor and Phllco Radio Mr. and Mrs. Fay Waters and bodice, which was edged WiUI Mrs. Braswell, Waycross. ent for the were Mr. and of '''inburn, Statesboro; Mr. and Mrs. wedding Record Players & Records sons, Foy, Bobby and Dennis, satin and seed rosebuds, Mrs. pearl long M". and MI's. Allen Churchwell, W. E. Cobb, Mrs. Walter McDoug· W. A. Way. Mrs. J. W. Gun· Electrical Appliances St. Marys. Ga., arrived Monday to sleeves and a bouffant skirt which COAL Albany; Mr. W. T. Cocke, Colum· aId, Miss Helen Zcttcrowcl', Mrs, tel' Sr" Dr, Albert Galen, Albert HODGES RADIO SERVIOE visit Mr. and Mrs. Jim Donaldson into a train bor­ - tapered graceful bus; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Smith, Joe Zetterowcr, Miss Lillian WaH, Ways of St. Simons; Mr. and Mrs. BETTER GINNING 22 W. Main St. Phone 516-L and other relatives for two weeks, dered with a flounce of illusion. Good McRae; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ellis, Miss Ellen Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. For Bobby Stephens spent Thursday Her veil was to fingertip caught Mrs. W. Louis Elills, Mrs. Hollis Jack Averitt, Slatesboro; Mr. and OOAL - RESTAURANTS- and Friday In Atlanta. a Juliet of satin and seed cap Cannon, Mr. and �(rs. Frank Mrs. AUen Pritchett, Perry; and ASKFOR Call 292 Lewell Akins, of Washington, Her bridal was - - pearls. bouquet Mrs. T. A. Mr. and - the week end with Floyd, Floyd, Mlss Belty Harrell, Savannah. PROVISION 00. Specials Every Day D. c., spent centered with orchids with bride's STATESBORO Mrs. J. E. McCronn, Mrs. W. C. After theh' wedding Mr. Chicken, Steak, Seafood Dinners htB parents, Mr, and Mrs, E. L, trip .. roses showered with Courtland Street stephanotis. Canuette, Miss Sue Simmons, Miss and Mrs. Floyd wJll make their 666 : • • • Served the Way You Like Them Akins. She carried a lace handkerchief Ann Miss Maxann MEANS Evans, Fay, home in Baltimore, where the - Short Orders Sandwiches ANNOUNCEMENTS used by her maternal aunts and Mr. and MI's. Jake Smith, Mrs. R. groom will enter Johns Hopkins WITH DRY OLEANERS DINE INN CAFE of the First cousins In their wedding. She L. Cone Jr., Mrs. J. S. WUliams, School of Medicine. QUININE The W. M. S Bap· � Hotchkiss) Church will their (Lamar tlst postpone a new truck DRY CLEANING for before W. Main St. Statesboro regular meeting scheduled Fri· yau bur COTTON 4. untU the follow· BETTER PRICE FOR YOUR Look Smart •.. Feel Smart day, September • 11. Monday, September ' Ing . .. . Be Smart! SEA FOODS or 538-J I Call 368-J, •

meet at the FULl-'IUsUIl LUI.leA. - DUBOSE DRY OLE.ANER8 SEAFOOD-POULTRY The W. S. C. S. wUl MOST EFFICIENT COOLING MILES PER ENGINE the number - ·TlON with ri"..drlll" c.... Alteratlone - Church SYSTEM with � Hat Blocks - Frozen Fooda First Methodist Monday, jet.dir.ct.d " Chevrolet Seafood Poultry trouble-free miles can alone rod. which 'ore•• on of you offers a We have installed at our newl addi- & 4. member Is water stream ta vallff! ar.as. n.dlng such' gin Pickup Delivery Fresh Fish Dressed Dally September Every �� make a etfort to to 'ulMloallng pl.ton pin•• from a truck is HODGES & DEAL urged to special expect engine mighty attend this business - Important to now; "Make Our Phone Llne Your \6 W. Main St. Phone 595 important know-especially These meetings have not TOCCO-HAIDENED Cloth.. Line" meeting. I the summer CRANKSHAftS - fin.st tiona cleaning equipment. been held through GMC v"lve-in-hend engines are d,. TRAOTOR SERVIOE in GMC. tlJrae months and a. large attendance is known-uslld every aHa MODEL LAUNDRY a"d h"ilt truck service-there', sig"el/ for ChOICC- to resume activities Phone 55 TRACTORS and expected help not onc "converted" IPUHdct:/N/ - Dry Cle.nlog of the Society ot Christian Servo lightweight part Laundry FARM EQUIPMENT Let the Bowens Do It-They and Recondltloncd­ Ice. in even the smallest GMC enginel • • • and at -Repaired the lowest too! LATEST MODEL COTTON DRIER Live Herel John Deere Sale..ServI"" prices, BULLOOH TRACTOR 00. GMC engines are tough and powerful; Phone 378 36 W. Main o SELL They, have high sustained pulling power

- CLEANER ELECTRIOAL International Harvelter TELL nt normal opcrating speeds don't Come in and A SEPARATOR Harrowa M, take your choice Farm Implements have to race themselves to death like APPLIANOES Bottom ______Trucks & Tractors ·'EM- 01 ..• lighter·duty, geared-up engines. swank or ... Hammennllls convertible -GENERAL ELECI'RIC­ Plows Dlatrlbutors • . . th An' Ad Fertilizer . 3 THERMEX TYPE FEEDERS Check GMC's many other extra en· steel-topped Bel Air Electrical Appliances -{lenulne I.H.C. Parte- Refrlll�ratClrs - Home Freezers TRUCK gine features lind you'll see why you II1II STATESBORO - - Radios Dish WaShers Ironers AND TRACTOR CO. get most Miles Per Engine in a GMC !ill - - Waahlllll Machines E. Vlne st. Phone 362 -with less maintenance and repair. II1II SALES & SERVICE We Will Do Better This Year us Ginning -AVERY­ Come in today and let give you the mI L. .A. WATEB8 TRACTOR SERVICE facts. OOMPANY 11M FURNITURE Tractor and Farm Machinery Than Ever Before. 22 South Main - Phone 554 & SERVICE � SALES Experience is our Best !II PHILCO Recommendation ELECTRIC APPL�CES COMPANY Take M. E. GINN choice 01 - your Refrillertors Home Freezers STATESBORO MACHINE - Heaters Standard GET MORE FOR YOUR COTTON AND Radios "Duo-Thenn" COMPANY Drive or ZenJtIl Record I'�er. Walnut Street Phone 309 POWERGLIDE . ADd Radio. Statesboro, Georgia Automatic Transmission* SEED BY GINNING AT OUR NEWLY Oliver F&rII! Equipment ·Combination oj POlI'uglide AUlOlllalic Trmuml.fSioll (md FRANKLIN RADlO SERVIOE all EVER EASY·ER! IOS-h.p, Engine opt;OIU// De Luxe models (If e:rlm C()�." 582 48 Eaat Main Phone TYPEWRITERS and II1II REMODELED GIN ADDING MACHINES Build or Buy your Home. with II1II BEQORDS Reconditioned and Repaired the HELP of our Direst Reduc· and ServIce Home Loan. the Take choice RemtnrtoD Suea tlon type Enjoy your 01 KENAN'S PRINT SBOI' satisfaction of knowing your own­ Sales & Service - Norlle 25 Selbald St. Phone 327 becomes larger Styleline or Fleetline ership equity styling in t. every month. Home Financing We ginning for' you the Phone 550 44 Eo Main S Exclusive Dealer for appreciate costs are Dow n, progress Is at the same ROYAL Typewriters ��;;:=..�_ price FOR when Home Sales-Service WARD, you II1II Finance through us. past and hope to serve you better in ELECTRIO -Adding Machlnes·- II1II GENERATORS -Oftlce Equlpment- II1II F. S. PRUITT A. S. Dodd

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29 W. Main St. - Phone 505-L , some mny be naked to Gov "1101' dny thC'y Talmadge's and Chief THE BULLOCH HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 19110 lives. Suoh 1M lhe .rusucc Ga. IllY clown uietr Duckworth's appenls UI'C Urged of digntty, fail'noss and part at an Judges Importance over-an, statewlde safe. They will teach In the '0- ! truo in your COUl'l, ty progrum 2 T.C. G"ads jusUcc aponxored by the vannah schools, HERALD WANT ADS To Laws "It, Is slnl'ldy true that In this Georgia Safety Councll, which Read Apply ll'nrrlc slluu.Lion tho JIves and wet­ grew out of the recent Governor's For Law, Order rare of lholll:ltu1(ls of Oeorgtans arc Highway Safely Conference, AI. aavnnnnntnne The, Herald's In hands. I Implore ready the state safety group has Two repre­ Hterafly your . MATTIE'S PLAYHOusm In Traffic Cases very best to helped set up sent law and order among ASKFOR HERALD - Olde MISS that YOII y01l1' approxtmntaty lhll·ty THE BULLOCH Nlwspap". ATTENTION Ye Wogan give Ads at Miss MatLle's oloso on Oov, Herman h to !;aVO God's gra­ local so foty counctta over' the state, 1950 graduates at Georgia Wheel-Antiques Itelltale. Aflol' The ISuits and OVeralls. Stol'yboolt featuring films of wide interest, donating hogs feed dolls. Toys, Gifls foJ' the new baby. WHEN YOU ENROLL The Community Center building 1s even feeding the pigs for the CHILDREN'S SHOP. (2lp) has been n hub of community ac­ clubsters, tivity, with many clly and county Accurate records on the pel'· it as a meet· cost will be main­ WANTElD TO RENT: Two 01' organizations using pound·of·meat REMEMBER tained for use In discussing hog three bedroom house in good Ing place. W. L. McElveen Parties, picnics b a I' be cue s, feeding programs by the county neighborhood on 01' before Octo­ and dances were ber 15. Write Dr. John H. BIlI'ltS­ birthdRY parties, agents, given at the Center Burned In Fire dale Jr., 22 Troup St., Aljgusta, THE HERALD Georgia. (2tp) CHOOSE BULLOCH MINKOVITZ STORE TO CLOSE th:�:nt���I��� ;'�:tl a��r��l��e�� W. L. McElveen of the Arcola NEXT TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY to liking. community was badly burned in 8. Hear. Ike Mlnkovltz, of H. MlnkovllZ Rotary Farm Bureau Activities Mr. Lockwood Is now making fire which destroyed his store It carries full of fol' the fall and winter & Sons department store, announc· ::� ���� coverage plans pro� building next door to his hom�. ,GROCERY ed this week that the store will be gram. Fire broke out in the store, U. So Marine closed on Tuesday and Wednesday Major each week. which he has optreated for many 25 Main of next 12 and Lst & MARKET week, September last He en­ Watet'8, chairman of the Ro erts years, Saturday night. Loy b Street for 13, holidays. religious tered the burning building to re­ program committee of the Rotary Lab School announced High move valuable papers. and was Club for this month, Quality Groceries and Meats-Self Service John C. ot MRS. KATHERINE KIRKLAND badly burned. _ that Major Landrum, will be IS NEW SCHOOL SUPEItVISOR lhe U. S. Marine Corps, FREE DELIVERY .. _ PHONE 264 Names guest speaker nt the club meeting Faculty H. P. Womack, superintendent to on Monday of next week. of Bulloch county schools, this Kiwanis Club This week Yewell Thompson, Landrum Is In ot weelt announced that Mrs. Cnth· Major charge SPECIALS FOR WEEK END OF SEPTEMBER 1-2 principal of the Laboratory High been named the District of Macon headquar­ the of erlne Kirkland has Give School, announces opening Big ;Party ters of the Southeastern Recruit· 11, County School Supervisor. Wor',' Bello,,,,w,I BOlld school on Monday, September The Brooklet Kiwanis Club will Division. He will with Mrs. Kirkland holds II. B. A. de­ Ing bring Cash Purchase same he announced SUGAR. 5 Lbs. With �ach $5 2ge At the time, be host to members of the Brook· him Staff Sgt. Kerr of Macon. gree and M, A. degree from the Becllr,I f"r names of faculty members of the and of the Sa­ of She has let high school faculty patrons Tech. Sgt. Stevenson, the school. are: University Georgia. They and friends of the school at a bar­ vannah recruiting oftlce, will join social done advanced work at Florida 11.",1 Lile Miss Marjorie Crouch, becue tomorrow them here, Charles who Til 8:30 P M. ECOIlII'''I/ Llln.g State "University. supper (Friday) Kopp, Open Q studies; Miss Louise Bennett, Eng· Geor­ Friday Nights night. handles public relations for Miss Wilda home lIsh; Ortklese, The party will be held in the gia Teachers College and who Is economics; Thomas HUl, science; Community House at 8 p.m. W. D. a former Marine Corps combat TEA (Maxwell House) 4ge Buford commerce; Jones Favorite Shoe Y2-LB. Dye, Lee is president of the civic club. correspondent, wUl also be a guest 90% GREEN Industrial J. T. Foldes, Pelts, arts; of lhe clu!>. vocational agrIculture; and Miss Store school music. Moves BARGAIN STORE, ROSENBERG No.2 Edna Luke, pubHc BUTTER BEANS CAN 1ge BE FOR HOLIDAYS mas­ CLOSED Of the above named all hold Storc will be GREEN GIANT Just it of The Favorite Shoe of Ros­ Mal"ine Reserves exercisel with the of Mr. Reuben Rosenberg give plel.ty tel's degrees exception for business Fri­ open tomorrow, Goods Store and Mr, Mr. Hill and Mr. Dye, who hold enberg's Dry day, in its new location at 18 East No. 303 CAN Halmovitz of Statesboro Bargain GARDEN PEAS 17e bachelor degrees. Main street. Be Store announce that their stores Assigned WISCONSIN STATE Members of the elementary Ml\Y l William Sydney Smith, owner, will be closed and Wed­ are; Miss Bertha Tuesday school faculty on of began moving Tuesday night next of next week for 'freeman, principal; Miss Marion religious To Active LB. this week. The building, formerly Duty CHEESE 3ge Leona holidays. Knapp, first grade; Miss has been FRESH occupied by Maxwell's, The State Selective Ser­ Newton, second and third grades; Georgia completely renovated and outfit· announced last fourth JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB vice headquarters Mrs, Vera Richardson, ted to make The Favorite Shoe week that men classified l·A now Miss Marie Wood, sixth MEETS SEPTEMBER 14 SPARE RIBS LB. 3ge grade; Store one of the finest in this sec· reserve" The Statesboro Junior Woman" may join any organized GUARANTEED FRESH' grade; and Miss Roxey Remley, lion. feature Velvet Step, Devils They .Blue unit or volunteer for service with art, Preparing. Club will meet after­ 'high school anq, elementary Club and Weather Bird shoes. Th'!rsday City a branch of the Formerly, Of these, all hold master's degrees noon, September 14, 3:30 o'clock, regulars. DOZEN o • draftees could not enlist YARD EGGS 45e Full-Width Freezer Chest AII-,IIumlnum shelvel except Mr, Wynn, who holds a is expected to begin on the new at the Community Center building. MRS. 'CUBA HART NOW Game potential For with military. ser­ • School All members are Invited to be voluntarily any New Ice-Blue Interior trim • bachelor'S of LabOl'atory High l�ow Ihelf degree. wing REXALL Waynesboro had Ipllt WITH FRANKLIN'S or reserve. this month. have Coach Hall believes in active vice, active They PAPER 2 BOXES • New full-length daar Mr. stated that work sometime present, Enthusiastic Blue Devils NAPKINS 251: • Thompson I-A shelf In for all the to walt after classIfied Adjultable Iliding Dr. P. G. Franklln, of Fr""klin's for more than sports being THICK o New been working out participation Super-Storage design thls -school. And for induction, Men who have re­ • Rexall store, announced week said Coach James Hali boys in lhe high put­ o AII·porcelain Muiti-Purpol. two weeks, Newall-porcelain, twin, Hart will now be to work, he ceived their pre-Induction papers that Mrs. Cuba Statesboro School ting his idea expects Tray of the High tor LB. Itack-up Hydrators cosmetics to football to ail boys In the will not be eligible voluntary FAT BACK 1ge Takes Over G&F In charge of the depart­ team. give • of foolball Central one o Exclullve Quickube enlistment. New Chill Drawer Tray. Georgia ment of Franklin's. Mrs, Hart is seventh and �eighth grades as he Is every day John C. otflcer • Balket-Drawer for • Famoul Meter-Miler well known for her experience Coach Hall says expecting hour's football coaching Major Landrum, TABLE SALT BOXES Sliding When you take the wheel of a new Pontiac you 10e to be all of his education of Marine for Imall iteml a beaUtician. more than 50 out, fight­ as part physical in charge recl'Ultlng HOME STYLE eggl, mechanllm may be set of ils that you will be . • proud beauty to Service Here on the Blue Devil's for the fu­ stated that ' Ing for a place pl'ogram-"bulldtng GeOl'gla, assignment inclined to it 11 little. .L!... D_" Terminal; pamper Improve for the He out that Volunteer Reser­ varsity squad opening ture" he said. paints of Marine Corps Wherever live-whatever kilchen or 'IIr.IUr The Central wtll- serve more you the size of your family, No Pontiac ever needs DoJJ .IIfI1.iU is now ope­ 22 to' on No. CAN pamperingl The Central of Georgia Railway Company on against football every boy vists to extended active duty SPICED PEACHES 2Y. 25c than 32 industries and businesses Masons Meet In game September thls'will give budget-be sure to see the n •. w for 1950. Pontinc is and (0 be :::.. here. not to a of MUSCOGEE GRADE "A" Frigidaire Refrigerators built, through through, facilities in Statesboro.' to be played who wants it and just recruiting duty within the State rating the only railroad located' on the tracks formerly Waynesboro, See the complete line of sizes from 4 10 17 cu. ft.-see all the reasa.. R gren' nnd dependable performer-for a loog, mnt beat a the service few, has now been authorized, �U The Central has purchased ail they expect to Improve operated by the G. and F. of these boys were on Georgia time. Pontiac of exercise 6 "Many de­ why your No. I choice is Americo's No. I Refrigerator, FRIGIDAIRfI long Just give plenty ralls to this There are two Glennville and it is Coach Hall Is Interested In Women reservists qualified as LB. the terminals, including the community. Sept. our "B" squad last year SLICED BACON and will reveal the whole G. E, local who has team' to com· and your speedome,cr and of the sections of 20 men now working Bean, agent, who will form the nucleus veloping a. "Midget" clerks, typists, stenographers FRESH GREEN rights.of.way, Georgia annual conven­ they Come In! Get the all trutb of tbe dollar More than 300 crosstieR hav.e been with the Central for 26 years;, The forty-third he in the Bowl" game clerks also be facts about Jor YOII and Florida Railway and the old here. of this Blue Devils," pete "Midgl!t administrative may sta�emen(-Jo/lar tion of the First DiBtrlct Masons year's and heavier raUs states that he has seen three rail· II'. In December, as In ,.. the new for e(m'l heal" POU/UIC! Statesboro and Savannah Railway. been replaced said. He recalled that the National played Waycross assigned 11ecrulters. Frigidaire models 1950 I , with the Phil­ gertatn �a�7J.r4C down. roads come and here-the Mid· was held yesterday of whioh to play former women LB. are go had the winner goes instances CUBAGE being put at with Guard moblllzalion played qualified The PubliC Service Commission the S. and and now the adelphia Lodge Glennville, in Florida, the land, S., . last team, in the 'Gator Bowl In the U. S. NO.1 They explain that present leaders tak· havoc with his year's Marin.. ,may be enlisted the of the G. and G. and F. outstandIng Masonic granted petition G. and F. roadbed are whom he had been de­ "This will have to be worked rails on the many of Volunteer reserve and Bssigried F, to abandon the service from Ing part. the too for .the Centl"al's heavier for this year's squad. out with MI'. Lockwood of LB. AKINS light The Central is approx· pending upon The above classi­ POTATOES 3e APPLIANCE COMPANY ALTMAN PONTIAC COMPANY to spending J. Everett Thrift It said. this type of duly. WHITE Stevens Crossing Statesbo!o and are being replaced Grand Mastel' "We would almost be lost if Recreation Department," he engines fol' the terminals in Imately $90,000 addr.... He a fied will be are now ralls, are still made the principal He believes it would be great personnel ualgned and the tracks with 70·pound They not tor these "B" boys," he for to Grand Treasurer were - be1nf to fa- and NORTH MAIN STREET STATESBORO, GA. using the G. and F. engine improvements cxlstlng was presented by for the kids of Statesboro. limited numbers, West Main Street Ga. abandoned. said. lhing Til 8:30 P M. Statesboro, herc, Cary W, Anderson, Open Frid.-.y Nights Authorities of the Central state eilltate switching. eqUipment